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CHICAGO, July l5.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hogs -Reseipts 10000; shipments not re-
Rssss packing ds ssss Ss ssg "a sb
ping, SIS. 400555; light baccn hogs, IS 0545; skfps
Csttie1Receipts, 1000; shipments. 1000. The
market was steady on best grades EXPORT grades,
&e.5OD6.90 good to choice, $6. 1906 80; contiaon
market was steady; inferior % fair sheep, So 500
Texas shes IS $3.50; lambs per head, 81 500
ST. LOUIS, July 49, aBtls-Receipts. $500.
shipments, 100 The market was steady for good
grades; export steers, sc 1905 65i good To choice
shippns steers $6g6 90 common 70 medium rs. rs
05,S5; grass-fed Texas steers $35004.75 with
the bulk Of the sales at ga o450 -
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 300; shfpments.
lSoo The market s1 was i'm fOs goOa grades
sheep, 80 20 3.75; eioiceto extra sheep $484.h0.
Hogs Receipts, 1000; shipments, 100 The
market dull Workers SO. 25D5.65; packing hoes
$4 1880; heavy hogs s5.a5o5.3O. - :
KANSAS CITY. July is. The Iive Stock Indi
Gator reports Cattle Receipts, $500 The market
was steady for sd grades Tea Texans weak;
sold at $560a6 IS; native Steers Of $50 to 100
bs average $4.7565 o. stocKefs ana feeders, Sd so
g460 fair 70 good native cows, Sc 70 "a; gfAsslfed
fss s.ssss 1858 X. Ssspss g:
and Zoe 1ewef Sales were made Of lots OF H25 TO sos
ms average at 81. 9Q@5. u.
s-hcop-1eoCeAPJni 20. Inc mhrkot was quiet and
unchanged
CINCINNATI, July Is. Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat 6fm and higher; new No. 2winter red, cash 81
09Qc, Corn stsonger No. mixed, 5Sc. Oats ID
good demand and frmer; No 2 mixed, 34c RYE
quiet and unchanged Provisions ess pork uliiet
but firm Ut SIG 20. Lard qriet current mike 67sc.
Bulk meats Shoulders 54c short ribs, S5sc.
Bacon in fair demand and Unchanged. Whisky
$1.O7. Butter dull and unchanged.
CINCINNAT1, 3niy 16.4-Hoes firm; common and
light $4.25Q5.4O; packing and butchers SIS is q
$40. Receipts, S25; shipments, 400.
NEW YORK, July 15.-Beeves- Recsipts $40: ali
consigned except 100, which were reserved for TO-
morrow market Dressed beef steady at 80 5OD
1915 " ct for cityslsughtered native sides, $500
for Texas sides
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 500. There was a
slow trade but better feeling; sheep. "a los Pop cwt;
lambs, $5.2597; Dressed mutton, 500; dressed
lambs, $9012.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; al to slaughterers direct.
Prices homhnally at 80 6006.10 y cwts
EAST LIBERTY. July 15-Aoattie-.In fair de.
mahd; best, $6.8507; good &65007.75; far, 575
0625. Receipts, 1913; shipments, 2,242
Hogs-Firn. Receipts, ZOO shipments. $500;
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Anthracite coal $3.50 v tom Pttsburg coal, So. 70
So p ton; Blossburg coal, SIS rs y tom jackson coal
So % p tom crushed coke, 13c y bush lump coke
4 ~ CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes-Two- pound cans 8O8 S5e; 3-pound, 95c
0$l. 10. Peaches-Standard pound, 81. 80 a.. 90;
3-pound seconds, $1.5001.6o; 2-pound standard,
mouth ST. SO, Revere. Sl25; McMurray, $I25a
130. Blaekberries-Twe pound, 90695c; rasp-
berries. 2pound, 81 .200125 pineapple, standard,
oysters, 1pound fun weight, 81 0501.1 10; light, So
065c; 2-pound, full, $l.S00l 80; light $1,000
1 20 string beans 8599oe; Lima beans, 81 81 40;
Holsters 700 80; red cherries, 95e3$1; goose.
berries, $101.1o.
Alcohol $4,000. 80; asifetida, 30035c; alum,
495e; camphor, IS a3oc; cochiheai, 6o985c;
cream tartar, pure 3sa4os indigo socSSi cofies,
ss5e morphine saqRRS oancs a5s sa5S St o.
81 Idf ssls1 lssi9 s's5 g 5sa Sgls
e daabs 6os6e soap eae aoda
bicarb, 4l956c; salts, EPSON 405c; sulphur -four.
4Ses salt 5seso sg2os tugpentinss, sS
bromide potass, 40045c; chiorste potash, 20022c;
borax, l6Gl8c; cinchonidias 60065c,
0ILs Linseed oil, raw, 60063c W gallon; boiled,
best straits 65c Labrador Soc West Virginia lubri-
eating, 20030c; miners, 65e. Lard Oiis2No. l, SO
065c do. extra, 6SO7Z12c.
WHITE LEAD-Pute, 614c lower grades 406e.
DRY GOODS.
PRINTs-Albiona solid cplors. 51ec American
fancy, 51ec; Allen fancy, 512c; Aliens dark lsc;
Aliens pink, &c; Arno1ds &c; Berlin, solid colors,
Rd ID, 81 Glo6sesteF isc HteI &c; Hs Tar
mony Sc; Hamilton, &c; Greenwich, 51ac; Knicker-
booker 5lac Mallory, pink als, se RichAond 8,
agaSaln r 51ag. Bedford r 50; Augusta &C;
Boot; AL 14ci Continental 9, 7leci Dwight Star,
Sc, Echo Lake sac; Granitevile EE 6lec; HaWfence
pereH, 81 iESse Pspperei lo4 2oei Utica 81, 2S e
Utica lo-4, ~ i9e Utica G, 4lse.
BnEEUHEp sHEETINe- Blackstone IA, 7l4c; Bal.
lou & Son. 7c, CHESTNUT Hill 5tSc; Cabot "A 7lac,
Chapman < &c; Dwight Star s, 9ci Fruit Of the
Loom, De-. Lonsdae, 51ae; 1inwood, SC; Masonviile
81 New YGrk 9} Mills loaSs' y, Or 9n Ss P,s
Hope 7lae, Knights cambria, &c.; Bonsdale cam.
brio, lie; Whitinsvine 53inrhes, 612c; WamsnttA,
T1cKINGs- -AnoskeagAcA 1875, conestoga BFt4c,
Qonestoea extra 13l2c Conestoga GOLD Medal IL lsc,
copestoga Goa IL be, Conestoga IA 90 Conestoga
Sc, Pearl River 13i5c, lewiston 36tinch Ia 10.
Lewiston 32.inch 12lac Lewiston 30inch f1is, Fails
0f5O S2snch A5c, Msthuen AA 12lsc, Oakland Al
6l9c,. Swift River &c. York 32inch 12lac, York 80
GrkeHAMs- AAnibskeae 7lsc. Bates 7isc, Gloucester
&c, Glasgow &c, Lancaster Sc Randehnap Sc Rem
ffew Madras Sc, Cumberland 7isc White 71ec, Book
PAPER CAMBRIcs- MsnviIIe 51sc, S. S. & Son &c.
Masonville 51ec, Garner 5ane..
GRAIN BAGS American $40, Atlanta 800 Frank.
invile vi, Lewiston &1O, Ontario $lS, Stark A
$3.50
Patents SIS. 6006; fancy So. rs as; choice. 50. 40
Sa "a family sal "a ri Ky s2S9s IS ks So
fine, 1925 02.40; faslssdsy, sc.
FRUIa 20 VEGETABLES.
APPIRs 49, as 90 ~ brl.
CUKKANTs So ~ drawer. i. ii 81
CABBAGE -Drumhead, 50p7bc W brl. ~ -.
GREEN VEGETA BIES-StrinR beans 5007kc ID
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uilE.

BRADFORD Jaly I5---The crude oil market was
stronger. Total runs yesterday, 1878 brs. Total
shipments, 1913 no brls. Charters, So 335 brls
Csaranees. 100000 brls. United pipeline certif.
Gates opened at 60loe and closed at 6212c; highest
price during the day, 657ec; lowest price 60i2c.
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JefsrsonviIle, Madison 3 indianapolis

Depart-Southern Express, daily $780,. 410am
Louisville and Madison Express 7.25 -
Louisville and Madison mail D. c. 3.s0um
Louisville Express daily 6s45n N
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison Mail Gas m
Indianapolis, St Louis and Chicago
Express, daily -, lo.45Asn
New York and Northern Fast Elk,
press, = 3; :.......,.:s.. $3.50. 7.OOpn
Sc Louis, Chicago and Detrois Fast
Line. daily, So 1o.45 pm
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis, St. Louis 4 chicago.

Cincinnati. Indianapolis, st. Louis & Chicago
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Omcinnati Fast Line daily s. and
Gl g. c---,-- 4sG1 an
Indianapolis Rushville and Colum
bus Accommodation -.... 7s0oasa
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail p, g 3saSpm
Chicago Rock Island ard Peoria
Express daily. -. s.s.-..... 6s5s nm
ARRIVE Indianapols Accommodation daily 1890 An
Chicago and St Louis Mail D. G. . lI:5O an
Indianapolis, Rrshyiile and Colum-
bus Accommodation .----... SlOprn
Chicago, Peoria and st, Louis Night
Line, daily, s. and c. c.-..-..... l0.45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depsrt-Chicago, Peoria aud Omaha Ex-
$500. ~+e 1889 1855
Chicago Fast Mail p. 1910 pm
Accommodation ..-..--------.-.. 5.O0pM
daily, ST. p .1Eaopn
and Observation-Disclosures. ::35 ana
Accommodation -....-..-.-- .10.40 ana
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Mail
p. --.s-e .--- o.ou pun
Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6:40pzn
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chicago, ST. Louis & plttsb,,r,

Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsbur1
Depart-New York, Philadelphia wash
ington, Baltimore and Pittsbnry
Express daily, e.........9 4.2s -,
Dayton and Columbus Express ex =.
cept Sunday .-.s...--.- 1C:45 -,
Richmond Accommodation LOO ~,
New York Philadelphia WASHING.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex
press, daily, s.. h. 4.5Snn
Dayton Express, except Sunday . Ass On
ATTY -hlehmond Accommodation except
Sunday 9.4f -,
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg ES-
press, daily 1.3Z -.
Columbus and Dayton Express ex
cept Sunday .-.--..-.-. 5.27am
New York, Philadelphia Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex.
press, daily Observation-Disclosures 0urn
Dayton Express daily except Sun
oay---- 100 mn
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo p C. 4 sr = = =
Depart-Louisv1e and Chicago Express
Pc ...-....1 1:I5 am
louisville and Chicago Fast Ex.
press, daily s..--.--..... j. Doom
Arr1ve-ChiSego and Louisville Fast Express
daily, s...-...-..-.-....--...- 3.S9am
chicago aud Louisville Express.
y. C-----.---
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phlsdslphias ss.eooS,7o, good YsrkGs $500
shipments, 4, 200.
MT1WAUKEE July l5.-IIoes qulet at 500
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fair 10 good selections followed The auction sales of
fannels passed off very satisfactorily but the robes
sold very low
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Foareign MONEY and stock Marked.

LONDON, July 15--5 r. M-Government bonds
Railroad bonds-Erie, 1885, Erie seconds, SO, New
York Central, IO47s; Illinois Central, 1924; Penn.
givAnia Central 81; Canadian Pacific. 146; Atwadkee
kSt Paul, 70sa
PARIS, July To- entes 76f sos
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oomee.

NEW YORK. July 15.-Cofee-Spot lots fair Rio
quiet options dull Sales of 10000 bags Rio No T.
July at Ss25e; August, $780, September $3.50, Dc.
teber Ss40cj December, $500.
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Of Marion county Indiana for the tyentyfour hours
ending at O'Clock p NJ. July 10, 1881, as fur
nished BY Elliott Butler abstracters of titles roora
No 8 4stna Building:
Vilete @. Adams and husband to Martha
e. Streerer, lot % in Young's snbdivis-
ion Of oatlot Isl, in the city of Indian
apolis- ..--,s..-4- B3OOO00
Ingram Fletcher and wife to Clara Wash
burn, Lots 4S and 40 in Blaekmore q
Thornton,s subdivision and addition to
George r Bissel, trustee, ct al to Susan
4 ,Herod, part Of lot 9 insquare ga, in oo -
Jennie Hays ara husband to Lorenzo D.
Kinney, lot 20 in block A ia the Star
addition to indianapolis .....-... 10000
Lorenzo D. Kinney to Henry T. Martin
Indianapolis :. = - 10000
Fitzgerald, lot in William Y. Wileys
subdivision of outlots 1872, 1853 and 1914
in Indianapolis - ...--.--.-......- 10000
Sarah NJ Field and husband to Margaret
H. Sulgrove lot in Mitchell's addition
Lewis Walter and wife to Augustus NJ.
De Souchet, lots and 8 in Elijah 7.
Fleteher's subdivision of E. T. SIS. K.
Fletchers addition to the city of Indian
aponS-- ------.--------- 1,ZOO.OO
Edward Howard and wife to Mrs Allie
Crawford, lots 80 and 80 in Tilford 8
Thrashers east addition to the town Of
lrvlngton -.----.----..--- AOOsOO
Rollin Il McCrea assignee. to William AL
Graham, lots % and "a in square s in
Hubbard, Martndale & McCartys
southeast addition to the city of Indian
william H stOneman and wife to William 1880
NJ Graham, part of lots % and a IN
addition to Indisnspolis = se'sss ses.es
Charles q. Traub to Henry K. Graham
danapolis 49, 80 - = :. s75.oo
COnvsyances, II; consideration. -. .$16. 674.99
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 10.
CATTLE Receipts, l25, shipments, so. But few
Of local here quality fair. Market steady at yester.
DAVIS prices. No choice grades here
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Wards Cream Of Chalk,
Aromatic Rose Flavor viii give you pearly teeth,
rosy gums and sweet breath Price, Is cents.
Druggists Browning & Sloan, agents, ~
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA July 15.-Wool steady with
more demand: Ohio Pepnsylvania and West Virginia
Medium, 33D34c; New York. Michigan, Indiana and
Western fihe 29030c medium, 32034c; Oregon
inc and coarse, TG0zic pulled extra merino, 280
roe
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unchanged The egg market is rather quiet
Dealers nearly all report an increasing demand
for choice butter, and for such full prices are
being realized Cheese moderately active and
better supply. with steady demand. New crop
apples in liberal supply, but they are mostly
small and in poor condition. Those OF large
size and in good condition sell readily enough.
All kinds of berries were in small supply and
sold higher. Live chickens continue scarce and
high Cabbages were in large supply and DUH
while tomatoes were scarce and ffmer. The
wool market is still under a cloud. There seems
to be an inclination in some quarters to expect
that low prices must stimulate demand, and that
buying once set going the natural proclivities OF
a poruion Of the trade will lead them into more
free and general investment, through when
more or less buoyancy On values should pc at
tanned No decided improvement can pc re-
ported in any department of the dry goods trade,
but there has been more inquiry, and lew
features have been developed Since last week
which show that the turning point has been
reached, and that buyers will soon be operating
for the fall business. In the first place, 1t is
pretty generally conceded that prices of cotton
fabrics are on very low basis, and that there is
no danger of any further shrinkage.
GRAIN
Quietude characterizes the local market The
Board of Trade Price Current says wheat is
steady at quotations with rather duh feeling.
About the same price offered for new spot dellv-
cry as for old Arrivals very light; some new
in but it still fails to grade. From conversation
with producer it was suggested that if the
average farmer would drain his wet wheat lands
and obtain threshers at harvest time, their
grain would reach the market in better shape,
and they would realize better prices A wise
suggestion, and one that would be a great profit
to the farmer If carried out. New York at noon
was &c higher Baltimore &c to &c off and Chicago
lie higher We quote:
No Mediterranean ,,--.-,-----...--..----- "
NO. z Mediterranean. -----.----.--.--.--------- -
NO. 8 Mediterranean --------.-t--.-------....-
no. . red. --.-------------a------.- LIZ
Mixed. Observation-Disclosures. 80
SAs
aogqst,-
Corn-Quiet for all grades, and inclined to
dizziness. Small quantities only wanted, as or
ders require Futures show no friends and ar
rivals meageF. We quote;
Ne. white. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30
No 3 white --.----.--.-.t---.-.----- %
High mixed. .-------.---.-t-.-----,--. 5o
High mixed Ne Observation-Disclosures. 4s
f His no, ~ E ,a;a:isd a.
nlgh mlxed rejected -rs--,.-'tss.,,--r-s.'-.,
Oats-Firm and steady at quotations. Light
receipts have toned up feeling somewhat. and
al cash deliveries will readily bring quotations.
We quotes
Light mixed 3l1a
Mixed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 3ll9
August. Z3A
Rye-Ne. quiet; SIC bid held at 63c.
Bran-Firm Sill so bid f. O. b.; no sellers.
Shipstuff- Quiet; held at $500, with buyers
offering $500
GRAIN IN STORE.
July ID, 1884
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NEW YORK, July 75.--There was better feeling
in the market and more doing In seasonable specaltes
and staple cottons. The market was full of buyers
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Raai Estate fransfars.

Instruments fled for record IN the Recorders office
Of Marion county Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 O'Clock P. NJ. July 10, 1881, a. fur
nlshsa BY Elicit Butler abstracters of titles roerA
Nh Hsfna Rn;ldno.
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NEW YosK, JUiy 49, cotton teasy; fdtutes STEADY;
July 1O.y4c, August, F0i09c; september, 1O93c;
October, l0.62c; November 10.46w December
10.4Se; january, I0.57c; February, T0.60ci March.
10. 8ac, April, 40.02c. ~
NEW ORLEANS. July 9b.-sGcrn meal firm at
So. SOO2.S5. Professionalism lower at &c. so.
Bulk meats In fan demand; shoulders packed lowsf
at Sc. Bran duh at 81 NC. Others unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.--0oston nomiaIly tm-
changed; sales none; receipts none shipments none;
stock on hand p $50 Bales
LOUISVILLE July 15.-cetton quiet and uh.
changed.
CINCINNATI July Is. Cotton quiet.
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RRoEfPTe BY RAIL PAST FoRTY ETaHT HOURS.
Wheat bushels. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2, $50
Corn bushels. 1000
Oats........-.....-.--. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 800
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Cincinnati, Wabash Michigan Railway.
fOver the Bee-linea
Depart Indianapolis and GRAND Rapids Ex-
press alb am
Michigan Express ---.----.--..1 1sOO An
Artive--C mcinnNti and Indianapolis Fix
press. Observation-Disclosures. PA pm
4nddanapoiis and ST LUnis EXP. 1854 pm
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS..

Anthracite coal $3.50 ~ ton; Pittsburg coal SO rs
p ton; Raymond City coal, 1878 p tom block coal,
49, % % ton; crushed coke 13c p bush; lump coke
lie P bush.
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vandaIia Line.
Depart-Mail Train. Ills an
Day Express, daily, p.s h.-.--.---.1 1;55 an
Terre Haute Accommodation, 80, 00pm
Pacific Express, daily, s. .....-...s 1913 pm
Arrive New York Express, daily. $50 am
Indianapolis Maa and Accom- ..--- 1000 ana
Cincinnati andLousylle Fast Line. $50 pm
New York Express, daily, h...-,--- 4.40 pm
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= - cures Consumption. Sold "a A. O.
7siiith & Co.'s Drug Stere. fa
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Ramemhnr

t9at II. II. Lipman manufactures all his
goods, and therefore can undersen his
competitors.
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CONSULTATION FRKH AfTEH
UNION BLOCK,
Asaln Street, Between secon@ q
Third South Streets

.s.-IHVAtida should call q cas- 81 vI1es
-.liss 81 cuesCfOps" majority 81 easA g "
rrr,y.S 80 : 1ncceasfniIy By lsstsR e. Se11A -
20. AIS exatniRed Ne1IeiHs s&nB eYsgywAesS u
.,a,s15ick paGkASss and sxpren g Dess~ss -
send S1.a fer Dr.. Fset's lssese nsASeZ4
TJrk. Good sAASS. 81 New = SecSrs 1ssSas -
Essassfs, II |"
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5000 SLIGO g 100 lbs
Wool.
Hides.

Dry flint hides and kip, good. 14c 3 b
Dry flint hides andkip, dsmag. Ice "a
Dry tmt caf skins, good, -. lie "
Dry flint calf skins, damaged. Sc +"
Dry salt hides, KIP and calf,
good, ;..::.............. 12c d"
Dry salt hides, kip and calf.
damaged. ..........S Sc
Dry morse hideS; ..... 25c to 75c each
Green hides and kip, good -. &c e h
Green hides and KIP, damaged, &c %
Green calf skins, good. -. &c +"
Green calf skins, damaged. &c s.
Green sailed hides and kip, well
cured, good, ....:... 81"
Green sailed hides and kip, wen
cured, damaged, ......... ~"
Green salted calf skins, well
cured, good. ...-........... Sc
Green salted calf skins, well
cured, damaged, .... So
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HOME MARKETS.

zCn,rs and Ge7seral De0'-
To EaS1nett 'iiio cI given in this column
s al 5dI52e e6sddda daily from careful bIid IN
5pesti2q9s 8 95 At s9 Wholesale rates, and retail
quote nj must expect to pay somewhat
Sieher figure:
Office of The HERALD
FRIDAY evening. Dec. s. 1884
silt Lake Ore Market.
,v.,-,,.bed daily - Mccormick q Co.,
+ ~ Bankers--
SILVER.
IN New York..-..--...''- g ' az E p ~
Z, GsIt .ake.-........-..-'- PA'Ni/A ~
- LEAD.
,-.-v,-t $3.50 per 100fbs
a a t EsIt LAKE, .... $500 g $500 per ton
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New York quotatiOns.)