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EOURQUREAN, PRICE,

EouRQUREAN, PRICE,
TEMPLE 4 Co.
42e EAST BROAD STREET.
We oaer few timely hats to the Christ & as
buyer:
JAPANESE TRAYS, PIN-CUsHIoNs. DRESS
ING.CAsEs, GLOVE and HANDkER.
CHIKF-BoXEs, FEATHER FANS GRIP
BAGS, PoRTE-MONNAIEs. PLUSH EN-
BROIDERED CLoAKs, novelty In LIQUOR
SETS.
PoCKET.BooKs, superb assortment soe."
t5;
HAND-sATCHELs, 5oc. to s5, Offering best
values.
HANDKERCHIEF.
EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHiERs,
csc. 10 90;
PLAIN HEMsTITCBED HANDKERCHIEr5,
l2.c. to $50;
COLoRED-BORDERED FANCY HANDKER-
CHIEFS in endless variety Of cost and color
ing.
REAL LACEs.
DUCHESS LACEs In JILETs, r0RsAr DIS,
COLLARS, CoLLARETTEs. Ind HAND
KERCHIRFs, we are Offering Al sabuloasiy
low figures. We bespeak the attention Of all
Intelligent and fastidious buyers.
Many rare bargains can be found In real handsome
SPANISH snd EsCUKIAL LACE sCARfS
and FICHUEs.
for RECEPTIONS, THEATRE. CHURCH, 90
EVENING USE, 25c. to els apiece.
TABLE, AND PIANO-C0vERs.
OF these goods, in JUTE and FANCY EMBRoiD-
Erred, large consignment has bsen pat Into
our hands. To avoid sending AM hack, rarest
values ma be had. Cost el.25 70 ESQ.
Something suitable for q hoiday-gifI
GLOVES.
JERSEY. BERLIN. KID. DE sUEDY. CAsrChs
CAPE, LAMB-sKIN, fuR-LINED, u a
grades aud prices;
CENTEMERI, DELORME, JOUvIN, and other
standard grades OF KID GLOVES
The CENrEMERI GLOVE, in sl sradsA y
| strictly confined to US. Like all other supertos
articles, the very name Is closely initiated oy TIRE.
| sponsibie dealers. The only GENUINE 6L0vE3
bear the full name OF
r. CESTEMERI q Gle, MILAS0.
wRAPPIS6s
| Of all kinds must move od now. PLuSH EN-
BosskD VELVET, OTTOMAN, ENBROlD.
ERkD CLOTH, and other varieties are oGessA
at cost for many, and at great redacttoas ~
all.
cARBoLIC MoUrH.wAsH.
PEARS SOAP.
(de 7-lwI
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We will attempt 10 tnumerate few Of the novel
the en-
DRESSING CASES in Leather, Velvet and Plush
from 75c. 10 tl0;
TOILET-CAsEs In Velvet and Plush from Doc
nASDjKERCHrEF BOXES from soc. TO s5;
WORk-BOXEs, complete, from 25c. 70 IS;
FANCY SHELL BOXES from Sc. 20 81;
MIRRORS from loc. TO 70, ,,,,,,,,>
A HANDSOME SQUARE PLU>H-fkAMED
MIRROR that sells everywhere for 50 we are
selling fer Sl.25- DOM fail TO see this;
HAND-GLArSEs, Plush and Leather backs any
color for 75c.. regular price VI 90,
MECHANICAL rOYS Of every descriptions
PREPARED CRYSTALS. for decorating Christ
mas trees, at SOC. bo1-'omethlng entirely
SANTA CLAUSES, for decorating Christmas
trees. from 1Oc. up-nice old fellovsi
PICTURE FRAMES In plain and Brocade NeIvet
aud Plush, all eOlOrs and sizes. from lOe 10 -
Also.a NICE BRASS Easel. for 25c worth I2c,
PUNCH-AND-JUDY MONEY-BANks: Plf
MONfY-BANKs, CLOWN H0NET.BANhs,
EIFPHAN MONEY-BANKS-ln fact,
NONFY-BANKs ofeveTy description;
WATCHES with CHAINS, l0c.;
CLOCks that strike every hour. 4bc. -.
SUPPL JA'k-lN-BOA, DEVlL-lN-
BON. a regular DOG-sIioW for zoe, whea
You pull The string every dog opens his NOUN
and barks-the latest novelty out
LOCOMOTIVE with TWO COACHES fOr3oc.'
INK-STANDS with combination top from @oc'
Don't FORGET to buy the boys one OF our TOOL
CHESTS for Soc, IL Is real nice;
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TIONFRY, and 1NPORTED NOVELTIES OF
made months ago for the holiday season At The
,hud OF his ponderous hammer has all this week
ises, caused nv the thousands OF thugs 70 rlease
and mas. such ~ the bleating ef the NECHANi
the sonorous tones OF TIN HORNS, the sqacskiMge ~
WIS HARRIS. the enchanting tones OF music
CHILDRENS sEwING-MACHlNEs, the tuu,-
clash Of CHINA TOYS, the rnhiine OF msrfy
puff. pun Of sTEAh-ENGINEs. the pop OF IOY
orr stock Of l&POfTED DOLLS. being The
DESTRUCTlBLE DOLLS with hid body, 25e.
2sc. c.:PAPkR-MACHE Doll :, CHINA pOLts,
G-DOLIs, ,iNFkNTB0LLs DoLLs,s and
r. sprf,IxI IsPORTEn
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EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHIEF,
csc. TO t6;
PLAIN HEMsTITCBED HANDKERCHiEr5,
l2kc. TO $3.50;
COLORED-BOROERED FANCY HANDKER.
CHIEFS In endless variety Of cost and color
ing.
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BBB gRR 90 TITTH II ZEE RRR ssss
Ran PR RRK9 KR9 81 HHHFE Il HF kRR R Ssss
sab En- s So . + i i ETH kssss-
Odd RRR Y
ID ID YH
PP Ppb D sE 7
geo 90 90 ODD ssss
6 ee 9 9 8 8 5 ; sSss s
ego 90 90 DDB 'Ss'

the TALK OF THE TOWN is THE CoLOs-
SAL CLOAK SALE
now In progress in our mammoth CLOAK DE-
PARTMENT. Our ample cloak-room Is crowded
with over $4,000 worth Of CLoAks, aud there
is over $4,000 worth IN reserve There are quiet
styles for old ladies' jaunty confections fo- young
ones, elegant designs for middle-ascd, and pretty
HAvELOCKs and NEWMARKETs for little
girls. There are CLOAks and WRAPS 10 suit all
tastes and purses, from $3.50 WALklNG-J ACk-
ETs 20 500 PLUSH NEWMARkETs. lady
must indeed be- hard 10 please who fails TO tina In
all this vast assortment iust The winter wrap she
wants at just the price that suits her purse.
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FUI.s.

nuyFs 4sI.2s worth q. MUFFs s!.l,!s yST'h
LARS al 81, sI.50, 90, sS, IS, worth double tile
PLTSiiFs ats sl.sO worth s25O-su colors;
BLACK sAisEO-flGuRED VELVET $3.50
BLACK aud BROWN AsTRAGHAS sl.25-
marked before the door Of otter houses at s2'oo
BLACK siLK VELVET at from 81 per yard up.
CoL0RfD SILK PLUSH
CULORED BRoCADED VELVErs at sl.25
The Srss Isrsssi 1xIL-LINEN TOWEL In the city for
SSs 9se Ss. hil1 Rr the sIRfS ,Is fSr al iGsS so:
OfNTLkMEN's ALL-wooL RED SHIRTS at
The best best CORSET in tse city for 4Oc--equal to
ALlcWooL BLACK diagonal asl.sS;
6fNTLEMEN'S GLOVES Of all kinds;
IADiEs' CASHMERE GLOVES at 2Oc.-Jersey
A aoe ei line of GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
kERCniEfs, sUsPENDERs, JEwELRf'
An AIL-sLK EMBROIDERED sUsPENDER
az Soc, be suiifnl designs;
LINEN COLLARS-three for 25c.;
LiilSSES ALL.LlSES oIns IhaMspifchfb sNAHs in,NDKER.
for zoe. still better for 25e. beautiful quality
ALi%LiSfN eENTLgMEN's HANDKER-
CHI " In white and eolors. i2Se.;
DrpF ri" TIFs ii white and colored satin and muii;
CENT. .EMEN'S DRESS GLOVES, RiDlNG- aud
DkIviNG-GLovEs, wORkiSG-oLovEs,
&C.
LACE CURTAINS
from sI.6o 81 per pair; bed sets al also to
CAkRiAGT ROBES from 75c. 70 $3.50;
HURsF- F-BLASkETs from tl 10 50;
RIGS from 50c. 10 ss;
DHIGGEfs from ~. so 70 GO;
OIf.-CLOTH MATS. Toe.
CAkPI1s, l5c. per yard-an entire new STOCK OF
CARPETS.
BIANkETs from e1 to eie;
TAIL CLOTHS aud NAPKINS:
NAPKINS from 40e. per dozen 10 tl2 pei doSen.
BARGAINS IN LADIES HANDKeRcIIIEFs.
A BEAUTIFUL NULL BEMsTITCHED COLI
oRtD- D-BORDERED HANDkERCHiEf,iov love
Great bargains IN SILK HANDkERCHiEfs;
A SILK HANDkERCHIEf at SOC. worth onc.;
LOVELY HEMsTiTCHED WHITE HANDhER-
Cfikfs from l24 10 soc.
You can only set an Ida Of the many bargains
that ve have In store by personal observation.
Look In another eolamn for our great TOY ad-
vertisenent sYcLE BROTHERS,
3li Broas street, Richmond, Va.
no 3O-suWAFt1t
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aISCFLLINEOUS

DROrt sSIUNAL PIANO MOyER
i Pianos and Furniture moved at short no
tice. Orders by natl solicited. over ,OO
pianos moved In throu years.
AUG. 4. kEiNOEHL,
febl-lid N q. S26 N. Queen ST., LanCas tor
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n. roo., y,, 60 s..r PROM.

Tho movements of q mules hind legs arc
very yertabie nd uncert I'm, hut Dr.. Thomas
Frfscfrto Ou takes but one course-i Meals
ana cures Its equal for asthma dtphtheria,
oatarrh cold and sore throat has never yet
heen soid, For sale by N. r. Cochran, drug
gist is7 and lSg North Queen street.
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At Lancaster with Niagara Express at eH
VIII run through 10 Hanover daily, except
sunday.
Frederick Accom- d odation, west connecting
it Lancaster with ast Line wost at l;.o will
run through to Frederick.
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Let Truth Prevail

Let tho facts be known. Let us unCerstnnd
that 0oii, or an ulcer, or caTbuncle OF any
eruption or Dlemish OF the tkin Is suro "a
wear away ana disappear when BurdoeI
Riood Riders are employed ri is wonIcrtu1
medicine acts directly upon the cirouiaiion
and the reasons tor lis use are therefore ohvi'
Gus. For sale by n. ID. Cochran druRgist Ia
and ls0 North Queen street w
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7 GOAL MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
By Raiirosd-SKw OK THROUGH NAIL, 500
and 7;So a, m, 1880 p. m, 500 p. III. and 2:Oos.
wAv MAIL. east, ESQ m
DowsISsTows, Leaman Place and Gap, 6:l5
PHILADHLpHIA THROUGH MAIL, 500 anc 7:S0a.
M. s45 A. M, $780, 500 and 2O0a M.
PITTsBuRs AND WEST, 90 H. IN, l2o and lota
HARRIsnuns MAIL, 500 and 600 a. m, leo, 500.
7;l5 and l0:I5 p. IN.
BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON, via Philadel-
BAITINoIx AND wAsmsoros. via York, 1880
BAIrrxoRs AND wAsHrsoros. via Harrisburg.
l0i5 p. IN.
BIRD INLAND, Christiana, Parkesburg,
Coatesville and Downingtown at 1880 p. IN.
SoLuMBIA at 900 a. m. l:So and 800 D. m.
NoRrHKRs CENTRAL, 300 h. IN. l:D and lO:i5
p. m.
RELDiss, via READING AND COLUMBIA r. r.,
REApIss, via Philadelphia, $50 and ll:OO p m.
REApIso WAY, via Junction, LititE, Man
% aU1nnTyrlIa' @ Gar%arso S"fT New Psoviaenco, Sia
West willow, hartinsyille, Refton and Lime
SVs SRws io HoLrASn' L M "S ChnTcRtoGn, H % Greenbsnk.
Blue Ball, Goodvilie, Beartown and Spring
Grove, by way OF Downtngtown. at Glib p. N.
SAFE HlRBoa, via Columbia. $50 a. IN. and
~ sIass-sl -slacRwater and Safe Harbor,
TO Miiiersville, Sand Il:So a. IN. and 4p. IN
Binkley's Bridge, Leacock, Bareville, New
Willow Street, smithville, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, fairInount and kowlandsyille,
Lsnais' Valley, Oregon. West Earl. Farm.
ersville, Neffsvilie, Hinkletown, Terre Hill,
Martindaie, daily, at $50 p. IN.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter ard Wheat
aSa Ms to DAILY M Cole
manvtlle, Mount Nebo, Rawlinsville, He
thesda and Liberty Square, daily, AT $40 p m.
ON Sunday evening, mails east anu west
CLOS NJ lO.OC u. m.
WHEN OPEN FoK DELIVERY.
| Arriving by Mail--Eastern natl. $50 a. m.
looO a M, $500 ana $50 y IN.
| Eastern way mail, 1000 a, m. ,
| western mail, $50 and 1000 a. m, AGO and
Reading. via Heading ana Columbia, $50
| Western way mail, $50 a. m.
| Quarryyille Branch, s;l5 q. IN. and 400 p. m.
| Arriving by stsge-From Safe Harbor and
| Slackwater, at 800 u m, daily.
From New Holland. at $3.50 a. ms, daily.
From holandsyil,e, Md, at 400 ?. m;
FROM strasburg, nj $50 a. m, daily.
| Prom Rawlinsyile, at ll:O0 a. m.
| From TeTre hii, at lotO a. IN.
| DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
| There are three mail deliveries by Letter
| Carriers each day, and on their return trips
they take up the mall matter deposited in the
A collection is made from all the boxes on
Sunday alter 400 p, IN.
For the nrst delivery the carriers leave tho
once az ; IoI a,iH; m second s delivery at 1000
SUNDAY POsTOEFIUE HOURS.
ON Sunday the postofiee Is open from April
| LIST 10 October lsL from 10 a. m, and from o
TOT 7p. M. from October ist TO April lst IRON
10 10 a. m, and IRON TO p. IN.
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Dairy.mep aud stock rnisers all buy DAYS
Horse and Cattle Powder. For distemper,
hidebouud, loss OF appe lite. and general de-
bility IL is without peer In the marker
Price twenty .nve cents per package OF one
mound. full weight
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.,yvn. nou.sno,a Panscea.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Wnl most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken informally or applied eNter'
naliy, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain aileviator, and II Is warranted dou
BILE the strength than any other similar prepa
ration.
II cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToothAche, snd
ALL ACHES, and Is The Great keiieSer q
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should be in every family. teaspoontul o.
the Panacea In tnmbler OF hot water lswect
ened, n. preterredl taken at bedtime, VII
BREAK UP A COLD. - cputs = bottle
mavl-T Th.FAv
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NO Deception Used.

lt is strange 50 many people viii continue
70 suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver
oral Debility. when they can procure &c our
storo sHILOH's vITALizkll. FREQ of cost II il
does not cure or relieve them. Price, rs cents
Sold by II. II. Cochran, Stand lss North Queen
lreet. Lancaster. fedlieod5
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Caution.
No. 2I9 GRAND STREET.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Feb. p, lsS3.
Two months ago suffered with very bad
cough, which kopt me awake all night. was
recommended TO put on my chest two All.
COCKS Porous flasters, Unfortunately, my
oruggist persuaded ms 10 try some other so
call sd porous plaster. lost my money, Tor
they wore worthless ANA not Of the slightest
benent, then procured Alleock's Porous
Piasters, aud theyeo pletely cured me.
j.. Y. MoGlNNIss.
Imitation Porous Plasters are being adver-
tised ana onered tor them. Aeware OF them.
Alieoek's Is the only genuine.
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American Art

Photographs, Engravings, etc, can be ex-
auisitely colored with with liqutd Art Colors
made from Diamond Dyes. Full directions
for this beautiful art work, with nanusohe
colored cabinet photo sont To any address Tor
10 cents. WELLS 4 RICHARpsoNSC Co
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NorioE.-PATIEsTs WISHING TO cor
DIR. La GRANGE.

or 1923 fILBEEr srREEr, PHMApELPHIA. PA.
are requested To give at least two day
notice prior to their Intended visit TO preyen,
disappointment and loss of time.
DIR. La Oranges new work on Nervous Dis
eases ana Allied Disorders. Sent iree by post
81 cents. Address rs above ml.5I'ds
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DAY'SCELEBRATEDSOAP

THE CONDITIONS ARE;
lst All lists must be accompanied by 2
centstamp Tor return postage, ana the written
statement that you have and are now using
the Days soap in your family, and the name
and address OF the grocer from whom you
buy it.
81. Words must be written plainly and mum.
bered.
81. No words counted in which letters are
used not found in Days Celebrated Soap
Ith. All lists must De in by the hrst OF May
As the premiums will be given on that day.
hth. The premiums will be given in rotation
according 10 largest list OF words.
6tn. Write your name and address plainly on
list, and tor further information anu instruc.
tons enclose 2 cent stamp,
THIS oiier IL made To induce you to try and
use the Durost ana best Soap made. by It's use
you have no boiling, no scaldiuR no heat nc
steam, and your washing done In one. half the
usual time.
Days soap must be used as directed Direc
tiOns Will DO found on each wrapper Tn,
Days soap can bo had OF leading wholesal,
and retail grucers throughout the United
states Elegant embossed cards given Will
Days Soap.
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u,HE NEW YORK
{" SUN 4"

REACHES LANCASTER AT s;so A, NJ.
ON the day of publication, Your newsdealer
Will supply it promptly on order. or wa will
send Il ny mall at 80 cents "A month. ADDRESS
w. ENuL LAND, Publisher TuR SUN"
mal.3md New York City
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NKArE BOTEL-LAawR BEER AM

ERAPE BOTEL-LAaER BEER AND
NJ Excelsior saratoga Water on Draught.
Henry Rahter, proprietor OF tue Grape Hotel,
81 ana 81 North Queen street, has remodeled
the barroom, erected firstclass Reirigsrators
and has now on draught Charles Classs eel
ebrated philadelphia LAGER BEER for
which be Is sole agent In this city. Also, SAR.
springs, Saratoga, NJ. y. A full assortment OF
the purest Wines and Liquors ON sale.
MAJ. lmd
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TRADE AND eoMMERcE.
Discouraging Situation, but Merchants In
clfned to Take the Bright Side.

Dlscouraging Situation, but Merchants In
clined to Take the Bright Side.
INDIANAPOLIS, July IT,
There is no doubt that the bank disturbances
of day or two past have been a wet blanket
upon trade, but it is believed by the moro hope
full merchants that d few days hence confidence
win be restored, and the Improvement in bust
ness, which seemed so near at hand, win be
fully realized. From other commercial centefs
the reports Of trade are rather favorable, and
abroad the belief is that this country is on the
eve Of renewed prosperity. The London Eeono-
mist of July 5, says
Trade may, and doubtless viii, remain stag
nant, owing to the exceptional excitement at
tending the presidential election. but the same.
cause also helps to draw away feverish attention
from Wall street, thus, perhaps, giving the self
Tighting power Of things better opportunity.
early. win be moved forward rapidly; hence
rather better prices may be expected, and money
viii be obtained when most needed. Several
months Of breathing time will in fact be secured
before the autumn dividend payments mature
This years crop will not, Of course, prove very
femunerative to the growers owing to the low
level Of prices, nor will its movement to market
for similar reason furnish other than quite
moderate profits to the railways This is of course
upon the assumption not only that the European
harvests are good, also that there is no diniinu-
lion in other sources of supply British India,
etc. One point must not be forgotten, and that
is, the small supplies Of grain at interior centers
Of the United States. Millers and factors on
the other side, in fact have extremely small
stocks on hand. Taken as a whole, then, we do
aot now see any substantial reason for an ex-
tremelg gloomy view Of the future. After so
much disappointment people naturally have been
Just in the mood TO believe anything sufficiently
pessimistic. So long as prices are going down,
imagination virtually does away with any limit
to the fall; so when strong upward current
prevails its indefinite continuance becomes a
matter of practical belief, 1t is usually impos
sible to determine the exact end or beginning of
movements. and those who wait too nicely for
either are apt to miss the favorable opportunity
altogether"
Locally there is little new to note. The sugar
market Is irmer again. There is q continued
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES.

The New York Market Opens Strong but
Closes at Lower Prices.
New York, July 17.-Money easy at | per
cent; offered at the close at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 81 079 per cent
Sterling exchange quiet: 60 days, $685.; sight;
$4S52
Governments strong.
Railways irregular but quiet
State securities quiet.
Speculation at the Stock Exchange continues
quietand undressing Atthe opening hemark
ct was strong and prices rose 01s per cent. on
continued favorable crop news. At the frstcan,s
however weaker feeling set in and prices drop
ped ] to % per cent During the afternoon al
frmer feeling prevailed, and there was a.
recoveryof 301a per cent, Pacific Mail lead
ing the upward movement with sales as high as.
46 Later on it was reported that passenger
rates between the seaboard and Cleveland we're
being cut, and Lake Shore fell off to 20.
This unsettled speculation once more and lower
prices were recorded all around, the market
closing weak. The borrowing demand for lead
ing shares continues good and New York Cen
trail loaned at s0A per cent. per diem for use;
backawanna, 1882; Illinois Central and Lake
Shore, 1-32; st. Paul and Union Pacific, I64,
and the remainder Of the active shares at fiat to
I64. Compared with last night, the closing
prices are as follows: Rock Island, per cent.
lower; Lake Shore, IL Michigan Central, 81;
Missouri Pacific and Western Union, +; while
Illinois Central is per cent higher. The other
changes in the active stocks were less than per
cent. either way.
Transactions 10000 shares, to-wit 1900
Laekawanna, Il, 900 Lake Shore, 10000 North
western, II, 600 Pacific Mail, 80, 600 ST Paul,
$4,000 Union Pacific, and 10000 Western
Union
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Elsewhere.
CHICAGO, July I7-lThe Drovers Jonynay -
ports. Hogs-Receipts, IS 900. Shipments s 600.
The market was fairly active, light grades were Sc
higher; heavy grades were unchanged; mixed SIS lO0
5.25; heavy, $5.30D5.60; light, 5000. 65; skips
81. 2504,90 market closed steady.
port grades were unchanged other grades Toe lower
export grades Sc go IS; good to choice shipping
steers, $6: 6.35; common TO medium, So. 4006
$40 lbs, sold 10020c lower; So. 6004. 60.
Sheep-Receipts, 2, 400; shipments, l, 600 The
market was weak Texas sheep $27503. 12ia, poor
head, $I.5003.
ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Cattle- Receipts i 800
shipments, 1000. The market was slow, but best
grades are still steady and firm while poor are dull
and neglected export steers $64036.75; good Co
choice shipping steers So 06 TO- common to medium
$5.2505.85; CRASHED Texas steers So 5O05 ot
side prices for choice heavy with the bulk of the sales
Sheep and Lambs = Receipts 1000; shipmeats.
100 The market was weak and slow; inferior to fair
sheep ~ 81 medium to good sneep, SIS. 1908 rs;
$4 as.
Hogs Receipts 1900; shipments. 2,7oo The
market was active firm and higher; Workers. $3.50
go SSi p''tins Aos'' S'0o.f' heavy hogs $500
KANSAS CITY. July 1.-THE Live Stock Tnds-
Gator reports attle-Receipts. I 800 The market
native steers of $50 to i 100 lbs average 81 vs. s.
8 10; fair 10 good native cows, $3.50 al; CRASHED
Texas steers, $3. 6004.40; cows $2.7503. 40
Hogs-Receipts 5000 The market was 6yipe4
and Is goo higher; sales were made Of lots Of 200
TO $40 lbs average at .1o0535, with the bulk Of
the sales at SIS. 20O5.25.
Sheep Receipts 800 The market was auist. CIR
GO good native sheep, $2s7503.5O
NEW YORK. July I7.--Beeyes- Receipts, 900.
No trading in beef cattle. Dressed beef dull az $3.50
@lo. so cwt- for cityslaughtered native sides;
81. 5068.50 for Texas. ~-s-S7'
Sheep md Lambs Receipts, 7,Iso Sheep steady
at 81 80 p cwt; lambs duh and weak at 507
Hogs Receipts 8, 200. The market was about
steadys carloads ordinary to fair Western sold as
at $5.5o05.75 y ewt
EAST LIBERTY July II. - Cattle Slow and mn
changed. Receipts. z05; shipments, 685.
Hogs--Active and firm. Receipts, I.500, ship
ments, 1000, Philadelphia $5.6505. as, good
Workers., $5.3005.5O.
Sheep-Slow and unchanged Receipts 800; shin.
ments, $500.
CINCINNATI July 17-IFoes firm; common and
light, "a 20 1850. packing and butchers So IS a
$50. Receipts, I,700; shipments, none
$50. -
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-18

OIL CITY July 1.-THE petroleum market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at 63Iec;
price 6ssc sales to-day aggregated 600 5p sss
Gearances 7.712,OO0 Blrs. Runs S0,03I brls.
Shipments, 6O,O64 BITS. Charters 73,6I1 bris.
on City on Exchanges stock, $500 per share bid,
$500 asked.
BRADFORD July 1.-THE crude oil market vas
Arm and advancing. Total runs yesterday, II, 2O7
brls. Total shipments, 75, ITS brls Charters 73
GIL bffs CeafaAces. 5, $4,000 bris. United pipe
line certificates opened at 64l4c and closed at 81
highest price during the day, 65Ssc; lowest price,
63 7sc.
PITTSByRG.. July 1.-THE petroleum market
was Irregular United pipe-line certificates opened
at 64asc advanced to SIS Sc declined to 64c rallied
to 65 sec, and closed at Csc.
ANTWERP, July 17.-PetroIeum. 1sl4@lSssf.