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Speaker Kerr's Death.

The news Of the death of Speaker Kerr. at
Rock bridge alum springs, in August, 1876,
created quite sensation at Washington.
Three Presidents had died, and death had
vacated the Office of Vice President four
times, bul never before had Speaker died.
About him the charmed circle OF Republi-
can government seemed to have drawn its
line, 30 that out of twenty.nine elected
Speakers OF the House of Representatives,
from the days OF Muhlenburg down to Kerr,
there had never been time when, in the
event of the death of the President or Vice
President OF the United States, the Speaker
would not have been, under the act of
March, 1I92, the President. General Grant
announced the Spesker's death in we'll
worded proclamation, and the Masonic ira
ternity. OF which he wa member, guarded
the coffin.
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The wheelbarrow Tuck.
Special to the sentinel.

opeciAi 70 the oentlnels
SPENCER, Ind, Nov. 21.-At 10 g. NJ. to-
day the noise of drums and flies (silent for
some time psst) called the attention OF the
people of spencer, who were around the
square. By the time people got out where
they could see what was the matter, two
large farm bells added to the noise. The oc-
cssion was this: Win 0verstreet, the clcthier,
of Spencer, agreed with Jerry Cline that IL
Cleveland should be elected President
be would wheel Cline around
the square in wheelbarrow.
Cline took q seat on the ~heel-
barrow, carrying in his hands large Ameri-
can flag, preceded by the two large bells,
ringing. and the Spencer Drum Corps.
0verstreet proceeded TO carry outhis contract.
The drum corps proposed to turn squire
corners, but the sufferer took a short cut
across the irst corner Of the square-thus
getting ahead OF the music, cheer upon
cheer greeted his activity he walked rapid
~ gaining on his musical escort at every
step, and fDally on the last quarter, on the
home stretch, he broke into q trot coming
10 the starting point nearly a quarter of q
square ahead of sill who started with him
except Cline who stuck to his flag and
barrow to the last. It was the funniest Incl
dent Of the campaign. 1t is said that Over
street offered Cline $40 II he would let him
of, but Jerry refused to be bought of.
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Republican spite-work.
Rseial to the sentinel


BRoBSsEoTs, Ind, Nov. A.~-Rspablican
madness and spite has neygr been 80 mani
fest here as now. ThorDdghly disappointed
at the result OF Their National, State aud
county ticksts and the downfall Of the 6. o.
p, some OF the rank and file have rescued
to terrible voIk. One Of the latest and most
dastardiy tricks was report charging Charles
A. NoO.e, ESQ.,, one OF our leading Demo-
crate, with being uproRriousiy drunk on the
MINT Of the grand Democratic jubilee, No
ysmberS MI. Moore was arrested on 6atur-
dayon q warrant and brought before Justice
Allen for trial. Hons. Jason B. Brown and
B. II, Burrell appeared for the defense. Only
two witnesses-both Republicans-testi-
fed to Moore's intoxication. The
defense proved by more than
a dozen of the best citizens in town that one
OF the men who swore that Moore was drunk
is himself q drunken deadbeat, and has been
for years and that his reputation for sobrlety
and morality is about as bad as il can well
be. The Court promptly discharged Mr..
Moore, as 1t should hsve done. He Is one oil
| our most temperate and respected citizens,
is an answering Democrat, and took deep
interest in the late canvass. being an able
debater on the stump. Republicans here are
| dying, and dying hard. Many OF them have
| lost all they possessed on the election.
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sfc. "a { 1I5sd. M JEursup r,... g IS

- sides, Leather and ralioS.
Bemiock sole. 24gS2c; eak sole, so1ee---, Fem.
sylysnis naEns Leather $40 . ass1ss' ssssss
Zip. 505sccl French hip. c9si 90; domestic calf.
Tccgsi 10; French cal, 81 l0al So
~ De 81. c9 sid sss ,a sS s Ss ~. e
Tailov-Prime. sxeso; No. q. sa5ze
arease-Brown. <9so; white, $3.50; yeio~'
Alcohol. q 2o92 Is: calomel, 7t9ssoi cAnpne!,
Aa90e; cochineal, $4,000: chlo-ofcrn, socSD ~;
pSine Sps a 3 s. oii;-osssoi q ssi co. sWee,
81, 9ocsN %; olive OIL q Soss GO; esIsa1.Si
81 75a2 co Qainine-P. d W.. 95casl 90; GIN
ohonids, 40tas6c American bt-carb. soda, +95c;
3 B r.; s, Sottes 8 % 31 Der sos
Eloye's sulpnu-&s6o. Tufpentine-sS9ssc.
English Venetian red. By hbi, 2ke;
potash s,s g co. oo1Ss aosasc hn1ssr6 500
81 Is. window-slass, 90 and 40; double. 20 Aad
10 percent CT.
Iron and Steel Market.
SzT IrouS2 90 rates; hoop IRON. 81 80 rates. Nor
say and sweed iron, SO rates; homo shoe iron,
g. Horse Shoes-Burden q Perkins's Der Seg,
- %; mule shoes. 81 per reg advance. Horse
FER box "a so Cast Steel-Bess American, per lp.
tsc; spring STEEL &c; tire sseei 80; tos calk steel.
&c; machinery steel. 30. Naiis-32 %,
miscellaneous Markets.
Ofls-we quote: Linseed, raw. hla57o; boiled 8.
965c; lard oil, co9s5c; miners Gil. 659s0c; luori
eating OIL l2036c: straits oil $4,000: ben2lne. u
Se ac cSs, S lnaa Ss ss xh s See nc
| miners supplies-We quote: Best brand char
coal TN, 1oxls, 12xl2 and l4x2o 8 50; TX. loxl4
20z2s si2 O0gIl; block tin, In pigs. 2Ic; In barn
| Use. Iron-I B iron, 225c; n O Iron, &c; Junat
galvanized. so per cent. discount; refined, % an
bottoms 40 Plsinisned copper, Sc. Solder. isa
/ Ice.
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The Contract AnnulIed By the Common
Pleas Court

The Contract AnnulIed By the Common
Pleas Court
CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 21.-A yesr ago Tam
sen Walker, then twenty years old, daughter
Of Q man Of wealth and social standing, ran
sway from her home in Waterford, W. Va,
with John Ash, q negro servant in the fam
lily, fifteen to twenty years her senior. physi-
cally crippled, and Of inferior appearance.
The two we're quietly married here. 6ubse-
quently the father tracked his daughter
here and found her living alone ond serving
ss q domestic in private family. he
finally prevailed on her 10 return
home, and later entered . suit here
70 have the marriage contract snnulled.
Jamsen's affidavit states that Ash, by rea-
sen Of having the care of her when q child,
obtained an influence over her, and by
means Of this and by threats accomplished
her ruin. Fearing herself about to become
mother, she consented to elepe and be
married, bur Immediately after the cere-
mony left and refused 60 live with him.
Ash, in answer, claimed that their relations
we're sought By Jansen, aud thst the mar
rage was at her instance, and that she is
unsder dnTess, and IL she is allowed to fol-
low Der inclination would remain his wife
The Common Pleas Court to-day, after q
bisriDg, annulled the marriage contract
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A DisGracsfui Performance.

Special to the Sentinel.
MARION, Ind. Nov. 22-The last aud most dis
graceful performance of the political campaign of
1884, which has Just closed, was enacted in our
city last night BY the fag end of what once the
g.o.Ep. An image OF Hon. John st. John, late
candidate for President on the Prohibition ticket,
was prepared, scaffold erected at the southwest
corner of the Courthouse Square and mock exc
cuii0n gone through with, aud the image left
hanging until long after daylight this morning,
where IL was viewed by many of our citizens,
after which 10 was cut down and removed. the
act was much depr Gated By our best citizens OF
all political parties. and the Prohibitionsts are
much exasperaled, and fell that they have been
that every American citizen Is entitled 70. ~
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Eisewnsre.

FSSf1Sres
KAsT IIBkRTY, Pa. Nov. 24--Osttls-A shade
shipmsnts 770heed
Hoss-Active: receipts. 5000 head shipments,
$500 head; Phiadelphias, 81 6094 65; Workers,
81 AGA 90
sheep~Dun and unchanged; receipts, $500
head; shipments, 1000 head.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2i.-Beei Ostile-Very dull;
tops &c lower; best, s5@5 rs; rst quality. a 25@
70; medium, 81 7594; ordinary, 81 2j@2 49,:
most Of sales at 500 %. Receipts, 0.59l mead;
swine-Ful supply. with a fair dem,nd. Re-
ceipts: 700 head: Quotations. s. 76g6 p
81 2564 70; lambs, S. t096 l21S
NEW YORK. Nov, 81 -Beeves-Receipts 4. 900
hesd. Firmer; common to best steers SOLD at
81 66@6 60 per cWt; carloads OF Colorado cattle,
Sneep-Receipts, is SO head; market dull and
lower; pens could not be cleared; poor 10 good
sheep sold at S2@4 per ewt. prime % extra DO &,
Kogs-Reoeipts, IL 500 head; market dull and
nominal at 81 rs per cwt.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. "a The Live Stock lndica-
Oattie-Receipts. $500 head. Market weak and
10@15c lower: exports, IS 90f6 80; good to choice
hhipping. So &@S %; common to meiium. 81 500
10; feeders, 8 1904 30; COWS, 81 60SS %; grass
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head. Market opened l5c
higher and closed weak az 81 l0ai Is.
s 20. -'-' - s'1' = ''S'
81. LOUIE Nov. 2i.-Csttls-Rsceipts, 2l0O
head: shipments, 500 head. Tops STEADY at iull
prices; market poor and dull; good to choice
shipping. s. 5o96 10; common 10 medium. 81 2l9
%; butcher steers. So 251I 25; cows and hsiers,
81; sookers 81 1898 IS: feeders, 90 75@i Is; good
Texans, So 50@4: common. 80 so.
Sbeep-Receipts. 1,Sl0 head; shipments, none.
natives ranging S293 q; Texas, 81 1893.
Hogs-Msrket stronger. Yorsers, 3iei IS; pack
ing, "a 15a4 80: heavy. 81 2594 IS; receipts 200
1t Rd; shipments. ], 800 head.
CHICAGO. Nov. 24-The Orovers' Journal 70.
ports:
Cattle-Receipt. 1850 head. shipments, 1000
head. Market active; exports SIS 1895 60: poor %
fancy shipping, 81 25t9S: Texas. g SlGS3 rs.
Hogk-EecaCss. 1900 ns.c; shipmsnp, 5000
bead. Market active: heavy, s. z594 IS; light,
S4G4 IS; rough, s4tI4 %.
sheep-RecepIs. 2, ECO head; shipments, 400 head.
Market steady; common to choice, g 60G3 Is.
The Drovers Journals Liverpool special al oses
the market for cattle follows: Americans In
light supply and &c higher; best at l59I51zc per
ID. dressed.
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PARIS. Nov. 2A.-Re'
COMMERCIAL.

better trade Is apparent IN dry g00dE the COLI
wave bringing prominently in demand gloves,
csrdigsns, cotton hannels, wool dannels and
6oolens generally. Prices are practically IN
CHANGED, although cotton manufacturers are
bulling the market. Groceries are doing a fair
business. aud prices remain steady and unchanged.
Dairy products continue in liberal supply at
nominally unchanged prices Eggs have made a
further advance. Though turkeys viii doubtless
be in demand for Thanksgiving there Is in
crease OF prices as yet The supply IS ample,
though their condition might be better. The
leather trade is quiet Sn dull.
GRAIN.
We quote the following from the Board o. Trade
circular:
wheat-Tbe decline still continues. and we note
q weak feeling In local circles. Few buyers and
lever sellers. Receipts light, and futures not
wanted. New York at noon was 1<e lower, Balti-
more showing . marked advance OF Ike, with
Chicago &c better than Saturdays prices
COrn-The effect of liberal receipts is seen In
the general weakness Of prices for all grades aud
the concessions OF sellers which is undoubtedly
necessary to insure trading Receipts continue
liberal with good active demand at ruling quota
lions. Forward deliveries In fair demand. Sic
track being bid for December. with sellers asking
341zc. New York at noon was 1sc lower. Balti.
more &c higher, while Chicago shows a marked
declineo OF &c from Saturdays quotations.
Oats-Hhile prices are about the same. yet the
demand for choice grades has fallen Off and offer
ings are likewise mesger.
Flour, Grain and Hay.
Klouz-Pstent. o. 500 %; extra tsacy, u 0o.z
2oi fancy, So s0(s5 20; choice. So s09S 75i tam
". 50 259s 20; treble extra q 4o92 60: double
Extra. % 2s2 90; sxtra, "a ooa7 10: ssperdus.
q Gs32 90; me, 81 1891 S.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 24-COitOn--Firm al
10 l,1sc Receipts, Il 925 bales; sales, 5000 bales
stock, 277, 40 bales
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2i.--Cotton-steady st 100 Re
ceipis, J. 123 bales; shipments, 1890 bales: stock
$1,000 bales; sales, $500 bales
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2A-Coiton-Lower at 15l6c
Sales, 900 bales; receipts. 600 bales; snipmenis
2.1O0 bales; stock, rs 500 bales.
GALVESTON. Nov. 24-Cotion Steady st 1870
Receipts. 6,635 bales; exports coast6lse, .S0(
bales; sales. sos bales; stock, 56,i25 Oales.
zEW YORK. Nov. 2A-Cottoa-The Post says:
Alter all there appears 70 bestil short interest
In Novemb Der, for prices have been run up again.
me iow 1 ana hlgnesI range 1s gwen oelo% ~
April, 10 SIC: June, 11.9ec; August, 1I.3lc. Bids
were refused OF 10 4sc for November 104ic for
January, 10 SEC for February, 1095c for May zoe
for July. showing advance last Saturday oi
l5oOoc for November and Ito 9-l00c later months.
Futures closed steady; November. 16-100c, the
balance 1870 10 IL l00c higher than last Saturday
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DR.. ]. T. Baker, phi ysicIan of New Castle,
Pa, writes: During the past eight years l
effect of Mishler's Herb Bitters upon my
patients-tbose who have suffered from
dyspepsia, loss OF nervous energy, diarrhoeA,
etc, have never known it to fail IN effect
ing the most radical cure. and have no
hesitation in pronouncing it the most
eficacio9s remedy discovered for diseases
ensuing from disordersd stomach, liver,
bowels lungs and heart"
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Infanticide.

LoGAEsPoRT, Ind, Nov. 22-Fiorence White. OF
Bfookston, Ind, Is now IA jail charged with the
crime OF infanticice. Miss white came here iu
delivered OF fine, healthy girl baby On the 18th
she arose from her bed and went to her nome to
brOokstoD. II is charged tnat she klled the cnild
with chl0roiofm, and carried IL In q vGlise to
Brooksiop. where she buried u, Tho Evidence
sgstnet her "a very EtroDg.
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Hofsk,.

BALTIMORR. Nov. 2i.-Whisky-5tesdys at 81 Is
@1l9.
81. LOUIS. Nov. 24.-whisky-6teady at 81 II
CHICAGO. Nov 2i-Whisky- Quiet at 81 12
CINCINNATI, Nov. pa WhIsky-Ac'iEe at q IL.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 -Hhisky-Duli at
81 20
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 24.-Thisky-Wesssrn
rectifed, 81 C5al Is.
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Tarrific I.xnIoninn.

ERIE, Pa. Nov. 19-During q Democratic
jubilee last night, Edward Brownmsn, gas
well driller. rested can of nitro-glycerine
in front of the Leibel House. Some one
threw a box o1t Of the window, which struck
the can and exploded Ii. The explosion tore
all the windows from the hotel and the al.
jacent buildings on both sides of State street,
but only four persons were injured, none
dangerously. Six stores are completely
wrecked In front
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not an autumn-eoWn O. -.
hot sn "a en !. gcod appsaranca Wheat
ana nrices -auaftef in London on Monday,
of Ene' re been sesaenins ever nS ssa q ses
~ ><rs al Sis I'd compared " tn 80 100 quarters
tB I'D IN the corresponding week last year.
. Flour declined d under q pressure from London
bsbefs. Foreign wheat In London is gradually
sinking toward an Questionable bottom, and
how far Jet before the bottom is resohed is mat
ter OF speculation. Maize firm, owing 10 its
scarcity,
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The oliver Piow works strike

SoUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 10 The moIders
in the employ OF the Oliver Chilled Plsg
Works, of this city. to the number of about
600 men, mostly Poles, have struck agsInsta
reductions of wages Of about twenty five per
cent One thousand men attended a meet
ing OF the Opers-house, and prior to ad-
journment an agreement TO stay out was
signed by all the strikers present. It is un-
derstood that the men are in good shape to
stand long siege OF idleness.
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temperance Fanatics Commit Murder.

NEWARK, o.. Nov. 24.-The village of
Badensburg, fifteen miles northeast Of this
place, up to Saturday night, contained q
siDgle saloon. A large concOurse of the anti
LIQUOR element proceeded TO the saloon, and
after stoning the place for some time gained
admittance. Then one of the party threw q
stone at the proprietor, man named
Chaplin, the missile striking him on the head
and fracturing his skull. All the liquor that
could be found in the place wss thrown into
the street and burned. Physicians were
summoned to the aid of the wounded man,
bat when they arrived he was dead.
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If Your Cough Is Growing More Trouble.

II you are losing flesh and strength, and are
beginning TO have night sweats or any OF the
wellbnown and alarming symptoms that
indicate pulmonary trouble. writs to Drs.
Starkey & Pslen, 100 Girard street, Phila.
delphia, stating your case clearly, and ask
whether they have treated similar cases
with their new Vitalizing Remedy. It will
cost you nothing, a. they make no charge
for consultations They win, at the same
time that they reply to your inquiries,
furnish yeu with such documents and re-
ports of cases ss will enable you to deter
mine whether in your own case a cure is pos
sihla
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No lady of refinement likes to resort to
superficial devices to supply q becoming
semblance of her former beauty. 1t is health
alone that lights the countenance and brings
back fresh tints to the faded cheek. If any.
thing on earth will do this, it is Mrs. Lydla
e. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound, which
has already brought health to mulitudes
when all other means lad failed.
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assume the great political problem OF the
Republican party, ard which were 80 sue
cessfully carried out inder Lincoln and his
successors / believe that Cleveland will
make good President, and the country con-
tinue on its prosperous career"
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Ola,
ANTWERP, Nov. 2l-Petroleum-ls1zc.

ANTWERP, Nov. 4-Petroleum-ls1sc.
PlTTSBURG, Pa, nov. 24.-Petroleum-Dull
certificates opened at 721zc. advanced 10 725sc,
declined 10 nc, and closed at 72hc.
OIL CITY, Eov. 24-Oil-National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 72Hc highest 72szc;
lowest 7l1sc. and closed st 721<c; sales, So COO
bbls: clearances, 23lS,000 bbls runs, 7ll5 bbls;
shipments, not posted; charters, 20, sos bbls. Oh
City Oil Exchange stock, 400 bid; none offered.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.


Few York Financial Aarhst
SEW Yozx, Nov. 2A-E,snsy-Easy at H'a<k Der
cent, closed at per <snt
Prime HercAnt- &c Psper-5@s per oent,
Governme2 Bonds--Suong.
Rait~sy Bcnds-steady.
eszsa Securities Quiet, =.
The stock market eontinUea quiet. ana the
changes simply reflect the operations Of room
traders. At the opsnins speculation vas firm and
prices advanced X to q per cent. Lackawanna
and the Changers leading. Lsckawanna rose to
lOs, Northwestern to 9Ol4 and 81. Paul to ~.
Near midday a weak tone prevailed and the early
improvement was lost. In the afternoon the mar
ket was irregular, but in the main weak. Missouri
Pacific was the weakest sock and sold down rs 70
Al: Northwestern fell off 10 S9is st Paul
to 7615, Lackav anna 20 1919, and LAKE Shore 70
65Sk. Near the close LackA wanna moved up 70
lOSZ, and this strengthened the whole List. TIE
market closed hfm compared Wita salurday.
Closing prices are . to q per cent higher, ex spt
for Central Pacific. Northwestern preferred < res
Island, Missouri Pscfc, New York Central, Pacific
Mail, and Omaha which are IS TO per cent
transactions, 1850 shares, OF which $4,000 were
Iackawanna. Il. 0)0 Lake shore, "a 90 Northwest
ern, 10000 New York Central, 5000 Ct Paul, and
! 81, 00C Missouri Pacific preferred.
The Mail and Express says: Mining shares werS
| dull. BalWer sofa az 50 Bodie at-3l0 B4ssick a
80 Standard at 50, Horn Silver st 450s375 E0r5kl
zS0, Belle Isle az Is, and consolidated Caliornii
| and Virginia at ID.
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LoNDON, Nov 2A-Consols 100 1916; Secount,
Is. United States Bonds-Ih's, 1875. -. 251s
Railrosd Bonds-Erie, 145s; seconds. 63ss: No y
York Central, 9056: Illinois Central 1914; Paeidc
81; Reading, liz; Canada Pacific, 4S1si st. PaGl
20.
PARIS Nov, 2A-Rentes, 79t.
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DR. Roods.

NEW YORK. Nov 2L-pry Goods-The weather
WAS clear and very eeasonRble, bnt the demand
for Roocs was light and outside of bleached cot.
tons at some provision.
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Uaytd pa,-is satisfied win cleveland.

BDooN1SeTox, Ill, Nov. 19.-Dsvid Davis
said. aoncernipe the election of Cleveland:
''Oisveland has &C vtainly the most brilliant
opportunities Of pi ewing popular President.
The country Il now n prosperous condi-
koD, and she Preside 0tial chair DOES not
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For over quarter of century, physi-
clans have prescribed Nichols Bark aud Iron
as reliable and valuable remedy for dys
pepsia and general debility.
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Eye-Eo dull and lower: 4Sc bid; no sellers
Ersn-Dull; $40 bid held at f1l So
Hsy-Prims timothy - Dull: held Of so; no
buyers
CHICAGO KARKRrs.
IEumisned bv II z Kinney s. o., Drain ana Pro
vision Brokers' No. Chamber OF Comulerce.1
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Wool.

LONDON, Nov. f24.-At the wool sales to-day,
9,735 bales OF Port Phillip and Sydney were sold
coed spirit was shown. Prices firm.
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CLEARANOEs.

The State OF Trade for the Past wseh, Fith
the Percentages OF Increase and De-
crease
BosroE, Nov. 24.-From the Pest: The fol-
lowing table compiled from special dispatches
30 the Pest from managers of the leading
Clearinghouse in the United States, gives
gross exchanges for the week ended Novem-
Der u, with the percentage Of decrease and
increase compared With the corresponding
week Of 1888:
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BRIrIsH GRAIN TRADE REyrrw.

LONDON, Nov. "a The Marx Lane Express in It's
weekly review Of tho corn trade says: Young
wheat could scarcely look stronger, and there is
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Sterling, 50 dsys.....4slS4 .. s. l1s.;.......lliA
Sterling, sight........4s6 New u. & Rs.......l22D
per cent. bonds. 101A
NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds In indianapolis varies from the New YORK
quotations k9l per cent.
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LIVE srOCk.


UpIoH sToCz-YARDs, Nov. "a
CATTLB-Recepts, 50 head; shipments. - head.
With light receipts Of all grades our market W. !
more active and stronger. and on best graz
cic-,,c-
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NAUhEE, NOV 24.--tlOuf- Qule~ Nne2t-
Firm; No Milwaukee. 721se. November, 72Isa:
December, 7S14c; January, 7ie. CorD-Firm; No.
$4,000, delivered. OatS-Dun and lower; No. 2
white, 2s@2S1zc. Rye-Inaetive: No. l, Sic Bar
ley Dull and weak; No. spring, 534s; No do,
s6c bid. ProVisions-Quiet Mess POrk-S1l cash
and November, Lard Prime steam, s. so cash
and November; So 20 January. Hogs-Higher:
50 g0C94 40. Reoeipn-FloQr, 1900 bills; wheat,
O00 hhis: wheat $50 bu. corn, 675 bu.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-26
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