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Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13
A simultaneous" Show,

Feeble efforts at severalty of rings
nave been made In the circus world from
time to time, but 1t was reserved for W.
W. Cole to revolutionize all thought and
all precedent under canvas, by his in
PRODUCTION of several simultaneous acts
In one ring, and producing the most brill
liant, kaleidoscope and diversified effects
ever seer on sawdust. At Mexico, Thurs
day, Sept 20.
The Barths made an exodus from Mis-
souri, last week for the east to buy goods.
They left as follows Victor Barth
from Columbia, Moses Barth from Roche
port, Joseph Barth from Mexico, Simon
Barth from Atchison, and Gus Barth from
Trenton. BY combination they thus
propose to save so per cent to their Gus
TONER'S Columbia Herald.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13
A Street ~Soliloquizer.

A street. S0ttiOqaiZeFs
1 want to be a dude,
And with the dudes stand,
A plug-hat upon my head,
A cane within my hand.
And with the dudesses,
So nobby and so flip,
I'd make myself all solid,
And with q dudess skip.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13
NOTICE TO
1888. :

Notice is hereby given that the
textbooks for the year 1888 r now
in my hands ready for collection,
and l will meet the taxpayers in the
different townships of the county at
the following places and dates below
mentioned, viz:
CUIvRE TOWNSHIP.
Crows School House, Oct. 16. /
Vandalia, Oct. II and Dec. Is.
Farber, October 18.
LOUTRE TOWNSHIP.
Martinsburg, Oct. 2 and Dec. II.
Benton City, October 8.
LINN TOWNSHIP.
Rush Hill, October 5 and 20.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
Laddonia, Oct. 10 and Dec. IA.
Worcester, October 81.
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
Thompson Station, October %.
Rowe, October "a. -
Modoc. October &c.
SAILING TOWNSHIP.
Church near DR.. Sames', Nov. Is.
Friendship Church, Nov. II.
Sturgeon, lat Jas. NJ. Proctor
STOREY December 10.
C%entralia, at Jas. E. Stewart
STOREY December 10. Z
Please bring your numbers ofland
j. T. NELSON, S
Collector Andrain County, Nc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13
fRREE GREAT elTlEsRm

LINKED TOsErHKR N fm
CHICAGO & ALTONRl
The Short Line and the Bes. Rouss 5 -
KANSAS CITY IST. Tom
And III poants via Ara IN pors-
kAn8A0 CITY. OF. Io6lS
CHICAGO : Z EAST IN m
The Popular Lime t. Cailfsrsas,
PALACE aEetlllMa CHAM Err
Free Of Extra Change. -
Carl
Assls, 20 osats. @
Pullman Palace Sleeping a.
An equipment not eqaaledb y my sskerNsz
.. EasIss s n n asa ts 1isS e, sssaG Inc ssasssssssla'
bs II: e a Ia FpiRR%stscURsIoN Rcuys.-
ES;iS: TJsFSSSSSssik' NERlssFEFkFSSST1
Winter Kescits IN the South. NEW MI3iGSA
cfk ssa1:ssa ~ w., TIE "a ..,s,: q. -.
I south. .nd Through Tickets 20 al peSsts -
Weas MOTIF snd Soatn. ere on SAFE At al O
FoT further Information and iowessfstaIsk.
l.y Ticket Agent CHICAGO 4 ILf0I e.
orto JAMES CHARLTON.
General Passenges and flc1ssAsl1
40 Dearborn Street. HiCAG Ii
.. ~. oATEe, 49,.
General Trsyeiins Agent Chicago 4 Alton asas1S
j. G. McMULLiN, General Manager.
q. d. cNAPpEll,A Acting GessTA~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13

.'Son Pipin, how did you get along
in school to-day?" "Badly, father.
The teacher gave me q thrasning.
..Why?" ssWell, he asked me how
many teeth a man had, and l saio q
whole mouthful."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13

Mrs. Summerbreeze's new girl was
told to swatch that turnover while
her mistress ran across the street."
When the lady returned the turnover
was burned to 3 crisp, and the girl
remarked: .'Shure, I've watched it,
mum /; bat it hasn't turned over yet"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13
W. Baker.
REAL ESTATE,
Loan & Insurance Agent,
- O~FFICE--Front Room, Upstairs, Over the
Mexico Savings Bank,
MEXICO, MISSOURI.

have for sale Or exchange 10000 acreso of the Finest Grazing and Farming Lands
the State O Missouri, AT BEDROCK PRICES. Also, desirable Reddenc INT
Business Property in the city Of Mexico. -s.a 80 50
Having correspondence all overt he United States, my facilities ir selling II
exchanging property are unsurpassed by n o other agency In the country.
The largest portion of my farming lands are situate within easy distance OF
Mexico, the county seat of AudrMn county, and, for al purposes, ire equal to any
lands in the United States. s#&
The following list represents portion of my and Register.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13

Over the stall of q scribe in Paris
is the following inscription: IN.
Renard, public writer, advising COM
piler, translates the tongues, explains
the language of flowers and sells fried
potatoes"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13

"When Dame Fortune wants a
man she calls for him." says the
Whitehall Times. And very often
finds him not at home. Nine times
out Of ten be is down at the grocery
store sitting on a soap-box, and tell
ing what a cyclone his grandfather
was to cradle wheat.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13

"What would you do if you were /
and ] were your" tenderly inquired
. young swell of his lady friend, as
he escorted her home from church.
"Well," said she, "If / were you, !
would throw away that vile cigarette,
cut up my cane for firewood, wear
my watch-chain under my coat, and
stay at home nights and pray for
brains.n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13
The Presidents Escape.

The next moment there was . crumb-
ling of q cras overhead, and then a ire
mendous fall over the pathway into the
abyss beneath. 1t was a narrow escape
for the party, and when they reached the
terminus Of the pass they dismounted
and partook of a glass of claret all
around. When the party reached this
place a tent was pitched and all hands
turned in. The President is terribly
sunburned. Senator Vest sat most of the
night playing poker with n of the Indi-
In guides, and was diplomatic enough to
permit the redskin to win 81 of his hard
earned money.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13

THOMPSON rATIoN,M NO., October II. 1882. This to certify thatIh g5Mxa 0ur. Electric Won
ii tits commmde dmr If mAda according to dhecH0ns r. TINsLEY |
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-09-13
THE CLIMAX OF MANAGERIAL
SKILL.
The Greatest Amusement Enterprise
Of the Age.-What May be Ex.
pected-.A Tour In Fer.
eign Lands. g..
100000 In.
vested.

OF late there has been more or less con-
troyersy as to who is the greatest amuse-
ment caterer in the world, and the result
has been to point out w. W. Cole as the
one great Caesar of the Show Kingdom,
and his recent successful tour in foreign
lands, and triumphant return to America,
after q journey Of over $4,000 miles by
land and sea, seems sufficient to warrant
this million rendered verdict. Mr.. Cole
has recently added to his mammoth cir
Gus, managerie Of trained animals and
great congress of wonders, all the strange
and striking features possible to discover
during his recent tour of the world, and
it is now safe to say that over s2,00O,O 600
Is represented in his gigantic combina-
ton which is replete in all its appointments
and beyond all reasonable doubt the
grandest amusement enterprise on earth.
In order to deviate entirely from the US
ual routine, an enormous theatre stage is
erected and used for the purpose of in
Producing 3 series of performances never
before seen under canvas A S5a,0 600 900
troupe of trick stations is n of the
novelties. These veritable animal actors
have beer trained to a degree of excel
lence which dwarf to insignifcance all
previous displays of equine education. A
performing Spanish Bull is also introduce
ed into the arena and executes a number
Of feats that are truly remarkable. A
troupe of Maorie war-dancers and real
Arabian athletics will be seen. Not less
than one hundred famous artists will vie
with ZACH other for public honors, and
non but bareback equestrians are m
ployed, the list being headed by the
worlds undisputed champion bareback
rider, Mr.. James Robinson. One of the
most thrilling sensations is a troupe of
erial bicycle riders, who hazard life and
limb upon q single cobweb wire stretched
from end to end Of the vast canvas, and
this they travel with a bicycle while
they perform o number Of incredible and
daring feats. Rival riders, gymuasts, and
Rriaists are introduced simultaneously,
thus adding zest and fire to the perfor-
nance. In the menagerie will be seen
the largest and best collection of rare
animals ever owned or transported by
any organization. The entire show will
visit Mexico IN Thursday, Sept. 90, and
we opine that it will produce a lasting
impression by its extreme immensely.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Produce Markets.

CHICAGO Dec l0-Flour-pull and uu-
changed. Wheat-DemAnd active, excited aud
more tnan December, but again rallied nc. aud
closed 2@214c over Saturdays prices. Sales ran sed
S;SSS5se' oo closed a. ss5@e; Jansnaay s71s@ss1c
g. U0ls; May, 81 O5l4@l 0.1.. closed at 81 07ts;
No; Chicago spring, o;1+@9ss+c closed at 9sts
El4 sg9lIc. Corn-Exciled: opened j aI1Sc higher
and prime advanced 3s31+ above highest figures
reached saturday, and closed 3l3'sc above close
cembei. 59@6lc. closed ~ Gle; January, 94@6l &C.
closed at 6I1se; February, 5slS@6l14c. closed at
ed unsettled and higher: cash. SJs3J.c, closed az
.ss$S i sS;s a. :ssse; Sss;%:ss
closed nj 4Uc Rye-Higler nj So &C. Barley Flrner
at .Se1zc Flaxseed-Lower at 81 SO. Pork-very
sil 5e@iI 6215 for new December. sls 7O@II,
closed al sll. January, 81 l91a@lI az Gloss at
ga 15al4 az February sl4 65@l1, closed at s4 o.
rs; May sI4 5000 30 closed sl4 50ai4 g.. Lard
-Adyabeed Dg2oc, and advance w,'ll sustained;
cash, g yoSs: pecemner. 81: January,
80 I0e,5 %. clos. ut 81 221zSy IS; March So 3oS
= 20: May, 50 hey9 5I1l, c,seh at 81 b5es az
sni ~ s,s, hlrner; shoulder, 50 ri snort rls
oats ll2,oo 6n.; rye, as..ooO Sn.; barley, oses6
ooo bu.; corn. 105u0 ba. oats 9J.0oJon. rye.
7ooo bu. barley. .vs,ocobus Call Wheat. sales
OF 25oC.00 bu ; December advanced &c; January
declined NC. Corn. sales 81 Is 0cO0 bu. Decsfh-
Der declined 1sc ia ,uary kdeclincd 1izc. February
declined 'se. and May lc Oats, sales of 10000
&c. May advanced &c. Pork. sales OF 1900 bbls
january and March advanced 21Sc Lard. sales of
ciined 21gc, aad May advanced 2Igc. $50
NEW YORK., Dec lQ-Cotton = Dull; futures
steady Docemner lose; January. lo:5ec: Febru-
AIRY, l1SIe; March, lQ.S9c. April, ll.04c: May,
ll.lsc; June. ll.s0c; July, iL4fc. August II sic;
September, u.l5c. f,our-Firm; receipts. 80. 900
bills; exports. coo bills. GOOD TO choice, 81 0sa
higheff clesed weak with reaction Of h0ssc; NJ
ceipis. 1900 bu. exports, 4o.ea0 bu. Duluth
sp,irr.,nd sheteyean spring. 81 10: unsraded red.
} %; No. 2r' d, u 1861 LA; ungradcd WHITE s5@
tSe; No. 2 red, December. sales OF q. 0oo bu. az
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GHOsTLY SHIP At SEA.
Al Old sailors Tales of Phantom Graft
stories of the Coast.
New York Tribune1

Al Old sailors Tales of Phantom Craft
stories OF the Coast.
New York Tribune.l
DO believe in phantom ships? Yes,
do"
The old sailor was emphatic, so the re-.
porter merely said, Ali"
There amt as much OF that sort OF ship
ping atioat as there used TO be-" continued
the old man. Il rather guess steam vessels
have Sorter scared EN- OIL the ocean. But
still there's a good many more than you'd
think, and mere than like TO see going
about"
Ibid you ever see anyg'
Yes once when was second mate OF a
bark bound from this port TO Calcutta, saw
phantom ship ! shall never forget. We
were nearing the Cape Of Good Hope. The
wind was light and the weather was thick.
That night when the sun set and the moon
rose. the mist that hung over the
water gave everything CHASTITY ap
pearance. and our spars and sails as we
looked aiOft seemed more like those
Of some phantom vessel than things you
could take hold Of There were no indica-
IONS of blow. and we were scuddng along
NTH our sKysa!is ami sLuddingsaiis set
had tie second dog watch, and just as eight
bells struck and the first watch came on deck
10 relieve me, the lookout on the tO'gallant
fo'castle callee out, Sail hos Where awayY
said /. Three points on the lee bow, said
he. looked and there she Vas, ship with
high bulwarks and a towering stern. OF a
build like the pictured ships IN history
looks Her Sails were like clouds, her mas's
and srars like streaks OF vapor. She came
down on Us with marvellous Iapidity; as she
rtaled rs, stepped to the rail and sang ont,
Ship ahoyn but no answering hall came
from tle Geck of the phantom craft and,
sailing right against the wind, she passed on
and IN thrve minutes was lost 10 sight"
"Nnai was it"'
The Flying Dutchman."
What is. the Palatinc lighl?"
Well 7 thought everybody knew what
that vas You see in the early Colonial
times block islapd,, of the coast of Rhode
Islard. WAS inhabited by wreckers. A ship
called The Palafipe, from the Palatinate OF
the Rhine loaded with col0nists. was furec
on the r,.rEs by false lights and then pill
Jar ed and burned by the -sreckers. Most o
me cOlonist~ were lost. A few survived, and
10 tbs day their descendants. for some o
diem. married the daughters Of the wreckers
ave ani.,Ise the inhabitants OF the Isiapd
On 3 .IIfI overlooking the scene OF the wrecl
ave several mounds called tie Palatin
gss~.S where some of the bodies that wer
Vashe.l ashore are buried. Now, on the an
niy.rsary Of the wreck OF the Palatine. tn
watchers on shore see q ship ON the rocks b<
D.. sib the elm burning IN three. columns o
fame ! have s>en il with these very eyes
hundreds of others have seen IL. and e,
plain ia a. Won will il is an updouoted fac
that the SUnBee, sDearth'y Lights DIR
theJe."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12

Bides-ereeu hides &c: green cali. 1oc; green
szited s@SS4c: green salied calf. 129l2hzc; dry
mint l21e; dry sailed, i0c per h.: damaged, grub
By or bun. two-thirds the above prices.
Tnllow-Prime. 1910
Grease-Brown, h951xc: white 1Ssc
Drug Market.
Alcohol, g 2502 80: calomel, 759S5c; camphor
gum opium, 81 2594 so: indigo. Sl@3: morphine
So GOES SO. Oils Castor. 81 45@l 90: sweet OIL,
9Ocmsl IS: olive oil, 81 J0d3: bergsmot Sander
son'k). 81 h0a2 IS: lemon (~anderson), 81 50d2 30
Qunine p. q W., 81 S0@l 50: cinchonida, SOeeS5c.
American bi-carb soda. IG5c; English do. 51a9
hotties SO per doz Flove's sulphur. ACC. Tur-
pentine, 42@45c. English vermiliion red. by Dbl,
PIC: less quantities. 3%e. Iodine, g 50@1 70 To-
dtde potash, 81 65 Cloves, 20@50c. Rhubarh, coo
@sl 25 Window-glass, 50 per cent: double, 80 and
10 per cent. of.
Iron and Steel Market.
Far IroL-s2 90 rates; hoop iron, s. rates; Nor
Horse Shoes-Burden & Perkins, per keg, 81 %;
mule shoes, 81 per key advance Horse Shoe
Nails Northwestern, Globe, and Putnam Der box,
"a 80. Cast Steel-Best American. per h., lic:
spring steel, &C. tire steel &c: calk steel. SC:
machinery steel. SC. Sais-s2 50,
miscellaneous Markets.
Oils-we quote: Llnseed. raw, 55c; boiled, Sc;
OIL l3@3Sc straits oil. 50a55c; benzine. l0alic
coal OF, Indiana legal se.t i0ai0te 80 deg. 'es1
llGll1Sr: water white. $50 deg, 14c.
Timers Suppiies-Ne quote:
Rest brand charcoal lin. 10. lOx1,,. l2xla aud lis
20. 81 s5 TX. Ioxl4. I4x2o and lax1e. SIS -; ruof
in pigs. 25e in bars. &c lron-H iron. soc
q iron, 614c: MoOrehead's galvanized, IS pei
cent discount. Sheet zinc. nc. Copper bottoms
25c, Planishej copper. 3oc. solder. lsSlTc.
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The XXI ARouRNs: CASE.

senator Voc esS-es Thinks He wLpsSec IRE
Another Jusscnent.
Special to ne Sentinel:
WAsPZN~Tox, Dec 5.--l ust before Senator
NoorAe left Washington for Uniontown,
Pa, 70 Jleferd Mutt for the murder of the
reterious D1kes, the sentinel correspondent
asked him what he actually thought would
beshe result Of the Hext trial o. the Habets
6ilbouree against John G. Thcrnpssn: TOE
Senator cooked the correspondent hard i'm tine
ace moment, then replied sith his usual
eboouence:
Tire Judgment will not zee one cent Jess
than at the last trial. In fact, think IL wii
exceed $50, OO0 FOR : propose 10 de terEnine
whether a Jury..sven in the District OF Col
unioia, has aBy rights thai Judge shall
respect"
To-day Mr. K,Ibourn w<s met at the Capt.
tol and asked '~hat he tho1ght would be the
outcome of the case. He replied: II think
Tie judgmentssill not DC over less chan at
'sae last trial.
Now, as Thompson, -gho acted Us Ser
reantat-Arnss, and therefore an oEioer OF
she House. lin inpriso';iug you, sIill the
judgment tbet will be entered agslnst him
ne lien on his properly
''Certainlyit will, :" replied Mr.. kSlbourne;
'but it wilFnot be a'toin on his property
until the Judgment Swallowed to stsrld, and I
have it transcribed 70 Ohio. II allowed TO
stand and EsSook no transcript. il woRld only
be lien uSOn any property that Thompson
might own,in this District, aud he has none
here
"will Yen finally have transcript made
Of The Judgment"
"'Ges, sir. Thompson must hiEaself go 10
Com yress fo- an appropriation to liquidate my
iude ment"
&c ould Ae get an appropriation"
1T here 81 no doubt of IT,"
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That is good" said the reporter; give
mo another phantom ship"
Well. in August. 1862. fishing deet from
the Grand Banks was oyertaKen by storm
and put into ST. Marys Bay for shelter. As
is frequently the case in those ATTITUDES the
storm was accompanied by thick fog and
the fleet of 100 boats was lost. Now when
there is similar storm there, the vesse' .
seeking shelter sail through the midst q a
phantom feet Of those hundred iis' Iius
boats
"Did yOu ever SIC them?"
NO, but know people who hav-
You have heard, of course, OF ehs. yhost,y
ship that used 10 sail, and So n~si,sses sail.
now, mp Aarragansett pay Il Henry Hud'
under the Palisades
Cant say that have.
We'll people have teaa wre that lav,
seen it,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12
FAR rERs IN COUNCIL.

a National Z h-@anization Recommended
and the Nee, s<5ity for Sciertl KnowI-
edge Set Fort "a
LOUISVILLE. ". 1.-THE Farmers Con-
eress of the init a~States convened to.day at
the Gait House sixty delegates are pres.
ent, representa- ,hentuckyi tennessee
south Carolina. Gfinia, Mississippi, Colo.
RADIO and Indian I. Other delegates are ex-
pected 10 arrive to- ltght.
The Presidential, ksCongress,M Major Thomas
Hudson. of Lama r,Miss opened the Con-
gress with an addres bOf 'sone,ieDgth. setting
forth the demands Iilwants OF agricultur-
lists especially ur,in ttAe appointment of
the Commissioners of Airriculta. = as mem
Der of the Presidents Cabinet. Such, officer
&c said, could watch ar ,!0relgn relations IN
respect TO this interest which must ever be
the greatest He will v '@Aahied 10 secure
To farmers better resu NE. fEAere ~ not a
farmer in all T. ris country who
understands farming ss he should, and
how ignorant must zee tHe cabinet
and National Councils WiEo,A&Ee never stu
died IL. Tile prosperity % 't@e country ue-
Ponds on the progress OF S'fte1sture' Slch
being the state of affair tsi' %'hoefauohs
of National bodies shou tSSnd toward us
elevation. This can new e be secured TIL
the farmers are brought lnsoeroody. Let
ms therefore form Natioi Ia baay 10 teach
farmers their own interest, hl'c rEaise a cry
that will reach the Federal ~oVSrnpent ut
Washington. We are in sac I.seNi OF scien-
tife knowledge of farming. nd -snch means
should be secured as would y, u lths Nnowl'
edge into the easy possession l"se humDIesI
tiller of the soil.
At the conclusion of the ssssida L 3 6 a.
dress, the Committees were app. H'iSec.iorihe
various duties, and the Congre HaaNaSurheu
till Tomorrow
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SUNNI iing Up the Results of a Years
treatment.

A la Wy patient in Lockport. = y. TINS
sums az the results OF years Compound
Qxyge u Treatment:
lit = Ow year since l commenced using
the OK ygen, and L can readily. sum mp the
good re fults of the Treatment. - is hardly
toe mu, ;h TO say that / am infinitely bet
ter ! un stronger in every way and rarely
suffer M w from tie utter exhaustion which
was my usnal condition before. | can not
renemht abe time when have been so free
IrOm heB. 3Rche as during the pact year. My
physician rejoices in my improvement and
assures M srysat J. am going To get we'll"
Our IT natiec on Compound Oxygen"
containing "a history OF the discovery aud
mode Of ao ton of this remarkable curative
agent, and Ilarso record of surprising cures
in Consuml zion, Catarrh, Neuralgia Bron-
ehitis, As,h, nn, etc. and wide range Of
chronic disc. sSes rwill be set free Address,
Drs. Starkey Eipalen, J, 100 and !, III Girard
street philad ulDkia.
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INDIGESTIJN and DYSPEPSIA.

Persons afflicted with Dyspepsia "ilca doctor n
symptoms OF Apoplexy, Consumpti"n, Heart Dh|
ease and Paralysis. when the real can~e II Dy~per
STA. After years oi suffering, while 'ty Treasure
and Tax COLI clor OF Lowell. curel myself Of tn
"dnbol cal disorder OF Dyspepsia. carlyle lil
IL, aud now offer my remedy. the PERFECTION
PILLS :, 10 all thus afflicted.
sent by natl only. on receipt III ~, with mi
Treatise on Indigestion and DySpea>' n giving val
eat, and wbat not 10 eat
JOHN III. McALvIN. Loweu. VIA
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GALVESTON, Dec. 10. -C0tton-Dull; middling.
acc: net receipts, 2.2OJ bales: export. 10 Great
Britain, 500 bales: coastwse, OO bales; sales.
795 bales: stock, $4,000 bales.
NIW ORLEANS, Dec. TO- otten-Quiet; mid
ding, Jo1sc: receipts. 2l550 bales; export 10
Great Britain. 100 bales: France. 1850 la 81.
eoaStwisc, So bales; safes 1000 bales; stock $50,
0OO bales.
NEW YORK, Dee 10 -Cotlon-The Evening Post
says: Future DELIVERIES after ling first call
al decline of 10 . lo0c, recovered tie loss and
advanceo 4l00c above last saturdays closing
prizes Al third call January brought ll5)c:
March, 10 SIC: August. ll.Jcc. futures closed
steady al l0Vc higher thon last Saturday,
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Wonderful sales of Beatty,s

The sale of Beatty's organs
denied During the month of
1882, $50 were shipped. During I
of November, 1888. 1000, and still
liably informed that Mayor BE
scarcely supply the demand for his
cent organs. Did you see his grand
offer that appeared in our last week
Yon should read is carefully and ord
out delay. 1t is decided bargain.
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whisky.

CHICA GO. Dec. lo.-whisky-Steady and Gn-
changed.
LOUISVILLE Dec. -wnisky-steady and UNI
CHANGE OF 81 IL
CINCINNATI, Dec 1o-Whisky -Steady ~ 81 1e.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 0-whisky-Stcady, ~ q Is
al 49,
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Foreign MONEY and stocl,-.

LONDON. Dec l0.-Consols 100 lilo: account,
iCOh-i6 Raiiroad stocks ennsylvania Central,
81 ; Erie. CT -; seconds ~; Reading, 2S4. Amount
of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England
to-day. Gre. 600.
PARIS, Dec l0.-Rentes. 77i zoe.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-12-12
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. Dec 10 Dry Gnods Following
dnciiunf IN PRICES of beaehed fcottonslticre mas
been more business and s0aic entirely che lret up
In brow u and coiored cottons there has Oeen lait
trade, but mostly meet calls OF current requests.
Agents name the following additional reduction:
Maureean fHundrsdsl 20 inch bleached shirting%
i01c; wAuregan No 1. 36 inch beached shirt