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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26

90 aeres 81 under euliiraiion. ins housc Tnculs,
Eanras sialie, corr CRIB, - hcariu7 fratt
tfees hr1ae Cd. fhrle ies cFceE % cne sis uulher
on errek q rods ~ Frufe On lruni 81 hruae-
and - nile frrm ssiIna. rrire tti per ncre an
eash
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1852

farn q i6o ncres sod storls horse rucIas
stone aiahls t1Ets wells eeof, spring iooe forrest
treea yeaTs cid Orchard-ptaches PeaEs appies
and ehsrri4 s. acrcs posture fenced = acres
IN geea fo ne granerg and bog pens etc. 800 !
60 haianre 10 run Fean-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26

l60 acre farm Food house rooms r ID ~ stable
fruit tires never aillng well - acrte wheat place
all fenoed with hedrc hog and cattie tiFht miles
south Of SahHa all under eF,ltirsti1a Frice t5eoo
5000 cash balance yean Al sper ssenE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26

"A n "a week 81 home. 500 outdt free Paw
VII - absolutely sure No risk Capital nee
ANAHN required. Reader. 10 you want buslnlas
N|AN Ia which persons Of either sex, youur 81
Ga can make great pay AZ ihe time thrT
work With absolute certainty, write fdr rafi .fu-
lars 10 m Harr.arr q ca. Portland Maine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26

good leo acre farm 20 miles east Of Salina
frame house With basement Kansas stable 90 acres
under cultivation all IN wheat 10 acres pasiure
fenced = mile Of good hedgo good wells. Price
$3.50 without crop or si7eo With crop 4 cash bal
on time.
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leo aerss framc house { rooms l3xiS back build-
inE lsAzi good cellar cemented good wells splen-
did yeung orchard-peaches apples and pears =
aeree Acneed In pasture ~ acrts in rye 20 acres
corr nnd acres young timber stable 22x2i gran
afy @ixsi com crib hog pasture with sheds miles
ffOm Sallns el500
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Plans and Estimates Furnished ON
Application.

We arr prepared % execute any kind Of work
pertaining 20 huilding short notice, and at the
most reasonable prices. Laying out plats Of
grounds, aud experimenting buildings promptly
attended o. Job work solicited. Shops on santa
Re Avenue, opposite Addison 3 Seaman's lnmher
yard.
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Farmer All say II has cot to DO thel. TArsbip,

Farmers all say It has got to DO thea TAreshings
W. ]. CHILcUTT SoS, Ash Grove, Grcaue On =
No, December l6 lSs1i--We think The RelievIlie
a q boss machine. The farmers az SAY Il has cot
q DO their threshing next season. u thrpshe an
out Of had separates good, aHi eleaus vel an
can't Be haat Tor fast threshinE. We threshed AZ
T bushels IN lb minutes and III husheis In a min
utea, and 90 IN one hah day. We threshei nj :
90 bushels amer the - unloa IN ne 49,
have run di1srent machines md IN 4 - a.
buy HUNDRED they would b ne BeIieVilie.
"Belleviils Separation ana Woodbury. Power
GTEUs Mcgowan, Willon, Ellsworth o.. Kans.
dAloA nACAMANl January "a IFsf
Ahe heileEiiie dqporator and WoodhIrT Hores
rover Pnrce.l q Lewis Mayo a Co. laavsa-
Worthi have aole splendid work, thrpshina Frsin
elt VIA aeader cleaner than any oibff n,a-
came n tAh section. L runs suo5ih 80 nice
ena gises perfect aatisiaction. Othrr aaeats did
~ aAey eoud bat The farmers are vel aatisfof
~ want ua neNt EeGson. IL elrsns rerfeci
ieafea ne wheat In Tie head FrTns hrhi and Z
~ mr. the mast perfect thrcshlE = ia Geciloi
vil never regret L.
J. E. JEPSON, Agent,
CNTVWrN - 40 A -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-26

THE UNIVERSITY REGISTER
This Journal, devoted 70 Normal and Practical
Education, viii be issued quarterly, and viii
alEays contain fun Information concerning she
University and its location. The subscription
price Is % cents per year. send ave cents In
stamps for a sample copy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The College year viii be divided into four
terms OF twelve weeks each, commencine sep
TENDER and November y, lssi and February
n and Nay ~, iSs5-
The first graduating exercises win occur July
- and 80, 1855.
An expenses are low. Tuition q $40 per
term OF twelve weeks No incidental fees. Fur-
nished rooms az 80 cents per week to each stu
dent Rooms in the College are furnished with
the necessary furniture including heat and light
Rooms On private families are fuInished COM
plete. not Including heat and LIGHT.
Textbooks arc rented a. 10 per cent Of their
price. Students should bring with them what
ever Of Textbooks they may have
For farther Information, address
ALEX. C. HOPKINS. President.
EARTA- EAE-E-
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IarI

20 acrc farm mlles east ofsalina SO ~ frame
dwelling rooms stable wood she'd sevIral hun
dred fruit tres price si7oo.
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splendid farm Of go aeres ihouse ~ stofies
6rooms good cellar large barn Franary cor n crib
IAme stable and h0ule q one rcom go &C RS in
wheat miles % railroad station. $1,000 Z cash
balance 2 and years.
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Publication Notice.

Land Ofice Of salina. Kansas, June y, IS 81.
~ 0TIcE g. hereby given that the following
II named settler has hled notice Of hls intention
% make fnal proof IN support Of his claim, and
that aid proof will be made BE- fore Register and
Receiver az Salinl, Kansas. on
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I5l

lsd Acres Of fne bottom land good ~ story
house lfxlo corn ar ID SKA stone stable good
Eeiks living water running through the place
Fenced on cst and west side - Ia cultivation
60 acres In wheat. 5000 cash miles fIom Sa-
Ina.
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A splendid COO acre farm 10 miles east Of salina
500 acTes bottom land 100 gently ElCping prairie
cellar large harm and franary cattle shed cur
rals3 never falling wells good young orchard Of
apple peach and cherry trees running wafer
through the farm walnut Esh and cottonwood TIM
Der aionE the Sirclm go aeres under cultivation
splendid corn and wheat land. This u one Of the
finest farms IN Saline county price tisooO.
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- aere upland farm IS acres IN wheat a acres
prairie. Prioe $500 esi4 % run l6 years at per
eent eahnee = cash 4 years time. iniies
east Of AEaTia.
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1875
leo acres Of river bottom land mile q river and
timber the place 20 acres broke miles iTom Sa-
lima. Price $500 dollars
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Has two rows Of stitching. thereby holding The
hame in place, making 90 better than the ordinary
collar. The throat B. nat suited hence % prevents
ehnhng, DOS not choke The h0rse aud q flexible
CAN and examine. Forsals By
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551z neFss Of bottom land I miles from city, .
new uioTy frame house good orchard and good
well AN under cultivation. $500
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AITA TlRNlL TTITsRNfY!
SALIVA. KANSAS.
thorough Praeticali Economical Normal
EAtt I'm Il ErEEs, sI1rHs sETs. T. issi.

S1lua Is heated On the center Of The great wheat
belt % the vest. and O a beautiful aud lapidly
growing city % 5,oo population. No aloonsl No
saloonsi No healthier place can he found There
Is no better society.
Ga11EG V-=1-o=11ty 1sz1a1aE-
This buildlng nov under process Of erection
has 81 noouis, h Supplied viii steam heating
apparatus. and e ample Tor GO students
All boarding accommodations are nrsf-rlIzl.
AMI hoari viii BE- furnished ~ The sexual csst Of
purchase AMI preparation. 81 50 % S1nn per
week.
This univeraity Is non-scctarian. nni with q
competent faculty viii opcn with thc f1liQWiuE
Wuu rFrrrugHre
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81 acres an under cultiVatioo rooF frame house
al Eve rooms good cellar good stable and eTansry
nlilss flom salina- Price 5000 SI0o8 cash 5000
IN one year.
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horse roouis good cellar 2sxgs harm Sixl0 rrauary
and shed 24x2i3 COOL wells p miles fnnua saiina
sso0o , cash balance ou time
ie0 acrrs "a Story frame housc so0l CELLAR cis-
teIu in Kitchen kansas barn ruod Eranary aud olrn
crib isxis tool shed iiX,u hen huuse good u,li
with wind mill 90 afres fencei with vim "a aiplr
trpcs 4 years I'D .ul peach TRES Year. odd aud
other small fruits 20 acres in wheat and - acres
in ryeio miles from saiina prirr 5000 cisi h1i
on :inie.
so acTes Of gooi Land In lincoln county 6 acres
broke frame house i2x22 story stone stable straw
ro0f liza good we'll and 6ne spring 100 Istrh irees
years old 100 forest trees prict ssuo $50 cash
bal on time.
S0acres ali bottom and second bottom p acres In
cultivation creek cf living water running through
shed good vel some fruit aud iuresi trees T.
miles from Salina aud miles from Assaria price
5000 $500 cash bal on time.
$50
2i0 acres ~ story house n rooms stables c.
ans broke 100 bottom land ia miles stone ience
II miles Ofgooi hedge fence mile plank fence
ice house good wells running water . acres ORCH
ard walnut timber on the cree price s55,o00.
100 acre farm miles east Of salina good frame
house Of . rooms god cellar good cistern wells
frame stable 50 acres In cultivation 10 acre IN
, nc Il -, ss , ,s s bs. ~ ,od 'i ain ps
Of 20 acres fenced price $500 Z cash bal IN and
years
1878
good leo acre farm 70 miles east Of salina
frame house With basement Kansas stable 90 acres
under cultivation all N wheat 70 acres pasiure
fenced = mile Of good hedgoa good wells. Price
siso9 without crop or si7eo With eruP 4 cash bal
on time.
A splendid COO acre farm 10 miles east Of salins
50QacTes bottom land 100 gently slOping prairie
~ story frame dwelling # large rooms and good
ralss never falling Eeils GOOD young orchard Of
apple peach and cherry trees running wafer
through the farm walnut Esh and cotionu ood TIM
splendid corn and wheat land. This q one Of the
finest farms IN Saline county price $780,
mIlss nom salina pres $50 one half cash balance
on time
sossre sod upland IN Lincoln county: Price
500 = cash talluce year a per cent. WIN
trade Tor town property cattle or horses.
Cod MONS house and IA on saa'a Pc Avenue.
frice sso0czsh.
~ asy sHes houss via frame saaIlioa, 5
cash bal on tine
Cod house and lot South Eieshi street. houn
Is roa-ns email stable and out-builiiuHs, fruit
trtes. PIirc fioo 500 elsh bal On tine
las
80 zela eaitis ranch. 90 srres IN eutivaiion.
living uateF. nile ueut 81 BrootVille, als0 NE
righi 70 lco acres hmbeF eiaim, d'llsrs pr
asre-
s8arres an unier cultiranou and al ieucel. s1
acres IN uhcat, one airrT fslme huuEe With
cellar, Ftcne stahie ald gran1Iy is,r3f, 2 sod
ueii1. ioo frult trees- 6uiies ffum s1iua- Pro-
sei10 $500 cash hal on tine.
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dark side of matters; possibly it is wise that
such is the case, as it accts somewhat as coun-
balance on business men who would otherwise
be reckless The railroads are again in good
shape to handle business promptly; there is an
ample supply of money in the country, and there
really is much that is encouraging, and the only
argument advanced against 1884 being prosper
Gus year is that it is the presidential year. Pos
sbly it would be excellent idea for the mer-
chants to this year explode the theory that the
presidential year must necessarily be bad one
for business. Prices are usually steady and
firm. No change to note in the butter market
Fresh eggs continue scarce, but there is plenty
of stock held, and but little demand for it. Fine
cheese is fairly active and steady at quotations,
Poultry, both live and dressed is in small sup
ply, and steady at the recent advance. Sugars
continue firm and while we make no change in
our quotations the probability is that there will
be an advance soon. Brokers reported an add
vance East of 1-Sc whites and l-8c to l-4c on
yellows. Coffees are also strong, and further
advance on roasted may be looked for at almost
any moment.
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sailed 1O011c. Damaged, onethird off the above
prices.
SHEEPSKINs-S0 090c
TALLow-Prne 6lo07c.
GREAsE-Brown 4l905c; white 606l2c.
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creamery fancy, 35036c; dairy selected,
2S030c; choice country, 150lSc; poor to fair, 100
lie.
EeGs-Shippers paying 24c; selling from store at
26027c.
FEATHERs-Prme geese, 45e " ID; mixed duck, 20
025c FS 10.
HoNEY-2O922c in l and BIB cans.
PoULTRY-Hens, &c ~ ID; ROSTERS dc W ID;
ducks, 1925 y doz; geese, So per doz turkeys 14c
~ ID.
WooI-Tubwashed aud picked, 30035c; I'M
washed, medium and common grades, if in good or
der, 20023; unwashed fine, 1S022c; Cotswold, 2Oc;
bury and understandable according to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prime steam lard, DC. Short
ribs (green), 740 al zoe, to age. Sweet Picked
hams (fresh packed) 10l2; shoulders, 54057sc
Sugar-cured hams Qight medium and heavy, IL loci
clear breakfast bacon lie; English shoulders, 4c
clear shoulders, Sl4c breasts, 7S4c boneless ham,
&c; dried beef 15c bacon clear sides) 92c backs or
bellies, 93sc. Dry Sailed and Picked meatS-English
cured clear sides, backs bellies (unsnoked), Loo
bean clear pork o. brl 200 lbs, $17; clear pork "
brl 200 lbs, $15 extra mess pork, " brl 200 lbs
$14; family beef, $l8. Pure Leaf Lard-Kettle
rendered in tierees, 10l2e; in half brls so b tubs
lie; in ooh pals, IL l2c; in 1O-tb pals 12c. O
In tierces 75c y gal in half brls T7l2c. Sausage
Bologna in cloth, &c; in skin, 7lsc.
SEEDS.
Clover $475 as. 25 blue grass extra clean, 81. 10
orchard grass 81 so. Retail prices range Is to &c
per cent above the Wholesale quotations given above
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO Jan. 15-The following is the visible
supply Of grain Jan ID Wheat, - 387 600 bu; corn
bu; barley, 375 600 bu Total of all kinds 10 I'll
600 bu; same period Last year, 10 ,468 900 bu.
trading very large; prices anctuated within range
of 5sc per bu closed 2G SEC higher than yesterday
Sales ranged: January. 9Ol9091l4c closed at 81 lsc;
February 907s091 sc, closed at l5sc; March,
917s0925sc, closed at 50 Lee May, 973s@9S5s closed
at 9S1ec; June quotable at 114@ 3ac over May; No
Chicago spring 9o2 S9o7so, closed at 907se; No
Corn, in good demand and strong; opened b a 7se
higher reeeded lec, and closed 5sc higher. CASH
54c closed at 533ic February 35s054 lec closed at
"a 4c March, 81 i W54 7sc, closed at 5134c; May
5S12059lsc, closed at soc; June quotable ls n lie
under May Oats stronger; cash and January. 325s
0322c; February, 32Ss@33c closed at Boise;
March, 327s@33lsc, closed at 80 lsc; April, $3.50
33l2c May 37l4@37 l9c, closed at 37l4 037 Sc.
Rye quiet at 5Sc. Barley SOC Flaxseed firm at
SLIGO 1461e. Pork in fair demand opened strong
and higher and closed at inside prices cash. $14.70
Ia IS, closed at $i4.77lsa14SO: March, Sis a
IS, closed at $l4.92la 495; May, $15. 700
demand, and nominaly UNCHANGED; cash s.75@S. soc;
january, 9.S0c February, S.S2l20S, S71oc closed
at 3s50 81 l9c March, S,95 09c, closed at 9.07l9
9.22lac. Bulk meats steady; shoulders, Case short
ribs 7.75c; short clear &c. Butter quiet and
unchanged. Eggs. quiet and unchanged, Receipts
Flour, 26 600 brls wheat 81 600 bu; corn, 236,
600 bu; oats, las, 900 bu; rye, $500 bu barley
81 900 bu. Shipments-Flour 10000 brls; wheat
ZZO0o ou corn, l'ooOV ou; oats, 35OOO bu; rye,
1000 bus barley 10000 bu. On the afternoon
call wheat sales amounted to 145, 900 bu; Janu-
airy advanced 3sc May declined 14c. Corn sales
amounted to sos, 900 bu; January advanced lie;
May declined i4c; Oats sales amounted to IS, 600
bu; May advanced lie. Mess pork sales amounted
to 2 800 brls unchanged Lard sales amounted to
1000 tierces; unchanged.
NEW YORK Jan 15.-Fiour firm; receipts 26 600
brs exports, 3, 100 brs; superine State and West
-ern, $3.50 as. 35; common &c good extra, So %
03.75. Wheat, options declined 3i0114c ut the
opening but afterWard ruled strong and advanced al
5sc closing firm. Spot lots le99 &c higher; receipts
81 600 Blu; exports 10 900 bu; ungraded red SOC
d$1.13 No. 4 red 95c; No. 3 red, 9So0$1 No. 9
red, $10501.10: posted No. red $1OO3t0
1.O3i ungraded white s3c@S1 90 No . red Janu-
airy, sales of $4,000 blu at s oslo 04ls closing
at s 04l4i February, salesof l560,000bu at 81 03
992 900 bu at $l.075s0 O3Ie closing at 81 90,
! April. sales Of lGSl0OO bu at $l.lQ5a0i ID
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 15.-Woo quiet; Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double extra and
above, 3s@42ci extra 36@37e; medium, 80 @4Oc
coarse, 33@3lc; New York Michigan Indiana, and
Western fine. 33 035c; medium, 3S039c; coarse SO
33 l2c; washed combing and delane 81 a 45c; Can.
ada washed cembng, 81 @33c; tub-washed 52040e;
unwashed eombing and delaine 2G@33c; Oregon, Is
&28c; New Mexican and Colorado, 16 023c; extra
merno pulled, 30C33c.
BOSTON Jan. 15.-Wool steady and unchanged
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New York Market Irregular and Lower.


New York Market Irregular and Lower.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Money easy at pa
IL per cent: offered at per cent at the close.
Prime mercantile paper, sac per cent.
Sterling strong at 81 1-2; sight, Sc 34.
Produce exports for the week, Sc, 10000
Governments were firm.
In the bond market West Shore fves, as usual
of late, were the feature. The bonds opened at
So 3-8 a 80 IL, dropped to SO, rallied to "a Is,
and late in the dray broke to 80 rs, at which
they closed. The transactions amounted to
ST. 100000 Erie new seconds were heavy early
in the day, and fell off from 80 to 81 IL, then
recovered to SS IA, on a rumor that the Mills
party were sellers The demand for frst-class
bonds continues good, and they are not materi-
ally affected by the depression in West Shore
fives and the decline in Erie new seconds
State bonds quiet.
The stock market opened irregular, but in the
main lower. st Paul was conspicuously weak,
selling down to 50 on revival of reports of
fresh issue of stock. Before the first
call there was a rally of IA to "a
per cent, st. Paul being again prominent.
The frmness was of short duration, however,
for the bears soon after the first CALL attacked
st. Paul and carried the price down ] "a per
cent, to So. general decline ensued which
was succeeded by better feeling and a rally of
IA to Is per cent, on report from the West
that the prospects for settlement of the existing
troubles between the railroads there was more
promising. Later in the day it was announced
that application for receiver for the Ontario d
Western had been made This was accompanied
by a request from Treasurer Jordan, of the road,
asking the trustees of the preferred stock and
holders generally not to give their proxies, but
to attend a meeting of the company in this city
tomorrow. Treasurer Jordan likewise
demanded the resignation of Presi-
dent WinSlow and Vice president Houston,
either from the Ontario & Western or the Lake
Shore claiming chat in dual capacity they
cannot dc justice to either company These
fresh complications in West Shore matters, in
n depressing effect on the market, and the inn
provement was lost. The market closed weak.
AS compared with last nights close, st Paul is 2
per cent. Omaha q Denver So, Louisville &
Nashville and Kansas & Texas - Lake Shore,
Erie, and Northern Pacific preferred 3-8,
Ontario & Western and Oregon Naviga-
ton l "a, Oregon & Transcontinental
3 is Missouri Pacific, Northwestern
4, Manitoba 81 Union Pacific rs and Western
orn and Central Pacific are Is higher. In the
specialtes Alton & Terre Haute fell off /, to 40,
and United States Express l, to 80.
Transactions aggregated 456, 900, to wit: Della
ware, Lackawanna q Western 26 900; Erie 28,-
900; Lake Shore, 81 900; Louisville g. Nash
vile, 13 000 Missouri Pacific, II 900; Northwest
ern, 5000; New York Central, 5000; Ontario &
Western, IL, 900; Reading, 12,000; ST. Paul &C.
900; Texas Pacific, 5000; Union Pacific, SO, 900;
Western Union, 10000; Oregon & Transcontnen-
tai, $4,000; Northern Pacific, 10000 Quincy, s.,
900.
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OIL CITY Jan. l5-The petroleum market opened
at 81 091a and closed at 81 07at; highest price.
$109la lowest price; $l;079s. Sales to-day aggre-
gated 5272 600 brls. Clearances yesterday IL
day 40 SIG brls. Charters, 80, SO brls.
PITTSBURG, Jan. 15.-The petroleum market
irregular and panicky; United ppe-lne certif-
Gates opened at 81 90 declined to 81 .0S3s rallied
and advanced to $109l4, broke, and closed with a
continued upward tendency at S1.07ai, and trading
heavy
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Coffee.

NEW YORK. Jan 15-Coffee-Spot lots fair Rio
steady at 12isc; OPTIONS shade lower, moderately
active; sales of $3.50 bag ..o No. 7 February at
10000 10 $50 bags March at 11.10c: 5000 bags
April at II .25 a lI30c; 1880 bags May 1900
1l.35c 1000 bags June at 11.35 01140c; $50
bags July az IL .A5c $50 bags September at 10 soc
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NEW YORK Jan. 15.-Cotton quiet futures
barely steady; January 10G1c; February 1O. GOc;
March, 1O.S1c; April, 1099c; May lie &c; june
.25c; July, 1.37c: August. 11.4Gc; September
11.12c; October 1075c; November, 1O65c.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 15.-Cotton quiet and un-
changed.
LOUISVILLE, Jan, 15.-Cotton frmi middling
1Ol1c
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON, Jan. 15.-6 p. M-Railroad bonds
Milwaukee Sc ST. Paul, Ollie; Illinois Central 1877;
Pennsylvania 1908; New York Central, lis; Erie,
125ls seconds 901a Reading 1888
PARIS Jan. 15.-Rentes 76f Coo.
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Dry Goods.


NEW YORK, Jan 15-Market much more active
in inquiry and sales
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COMMERCE.
The Business Situation ImprOving-Mer-
chants in a Cheerful Mood.

INDIANAPOLIS Jan Is
While the incidents connected with the I'M
yelling of the statue of the late Hon. 0. p Nor
ton somewhat interfered with business to-day,
an increasing activity is noticeable and an ex-
ceedingly cheerful spirit prevails with our bust
ness men, Merchants generally are prone to
believe that the darkest days are over and that
1884 is to be a good business year Of course,
there are some croakers who always take the
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 10.
CATTLE-Reeeipts 375; shipments, 800. Quality
only fair Market shade stronger butcher grades
but not quotable higher But few shippers here. We