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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-02-14
A String Of Waubag smokers.

)osA tvH HAWtllIKM giving th,
boys Of Waubay 4 change. 10 take 81,
liberty Of sendiac you tie oAowing.
Waiter Casweli: Medi3 sa,eiub, slim
brown eyes and tlsin haiF, talks m.cl
with MS mouth, buE taea we'll. Is ~
ergetic and with age viii succ el. III,
mad experience, aIspreac; III with care
Ole Olsen; u ypors, iub hsir and ewes
age about Thirty, aas f,aSeled aud p.
reiyes money tsesa Atie4r4 Il not /,
bad catch.
VIM. Althoof: Tai and broad. Iiyb,
mar and eyes, aye tender. Has i heavy
step yeas . AZ: i8 shse. swears il
Dutch, loves Iii ellila Ii gtlat i nof ii.
girl and has a ciaiua and i dugoat.
waiter Hull Is msdiuH lonQand din
brown hair ard eyes, atertair,s Inc
opinion that language wAGsna.,e " IN.
cesl thoughts and moi I'd express tban,
Loves daaciug and livel company. an
would mate wei nth 4 Modest brunette
who has = rich dsd.
Johnnie Marshall: Al lott. thick e.,
fellow, grey eyes brown hair, has 4 sod
crop nlustAeise. loves POD and beal,s. I
= daffer amcng boys; hash6sl, but speaks
plain; was corn III thiy ountrv. l,sa !
claim.
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plexian l;oI,t WI i. go eo'l,
connected ana i s,,,,sSs,
tie il opr d,,aa 49,
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fatherss we.,I.,, s.,a :.g.
Is very mrti,,,Er .,a .,s,i;r,. !.
and make b;a 1x,, I.
staud 8t,v fos.s ;.x (, .,. 80
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~ Ian, fear e. traa IN
$500 A~1 iVui YEARS
orac,,na a,han .Fa nara $3.50
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M $500 800,
$3.50 la9'' anu
nansa 49, 49, Ply
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East, 80 .........5;5 q m / West,. -,ls,m
r. sisseton daily by stage, a m. Arrives = nm
Ns.ertown stage, Mon. Wed. aud Fri.. q a m
arrives Tues, Thur. & Sat. 6 ! M
once hours from Z Il III to 8 i IN. Stnaavs fro,n
B M 10 PM. Il. n. RrGsLgs. Posfannster
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Sept 23-The Drovers' Journal re.
ports. Hogs-Recepts. 14,000 Shipments loo.
fair 10c lower rough packing, So. 2505, 75 packing
and shipping, 30 70 $500 light, go 506i skips and
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; shipments. 2, 400. The
market slow; good grades firm; all inferior Zoe
lower; export steers, Sc. 4006.9O good to choice
ST. 5o54 Isl Texas se oattls SIS SO al 60 s'1
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 200O; shipments
6o9 The market was se sn sd inferior to far 30
as, $3Q4i lambs, $I03.5O per head
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3-Cattle-Receipts / 900:
shipments, 800. The market was firm for corn.fed
natives; range cattle easier and generally 1Oc ower
steers S5.9006.30; common to medium steers
5000 So Colorado steers, $500; CRASHED Texas
steers S85eQ4 40, mainly at So S094. 10.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 8, 700; shipments
200 The market was steady; inferior to fair sheep,
2.2olp2,I5; medium to good, So 03.5O; choice to
extra, So 6o94; lambs, So @4.5o; Texas sheep SEQ
Receipts, 1900; shipments, 500 The
market vas active; Yorkers; IS. s99590 packing
| hogs, $540@5.65; butchers hogs $60625.
| BUFFALO, Sept observation-disclosures to-day.
400; receipts consigned through. 101 carloads.
| The market was quiet and steady; no very choice
heres fair to medium steers, So 05 40 good to choice
Sheep-Receipts to-day, 1880; reeeipts consigned
| through, carloads. The market was duh,
weak and lower 6s large agmbsr held e ever com
/ Hogs-Receipts to-day, $500 receipts consigned
through, carloads; IS carloads on sale. The mar
ket was duh weak and lower good to choice Workers.
1 So. 1906; light medium weights &55005 .65i good
medium weights, $685. 5i pigs, 81. I00525.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 23,-The Live Stock Ind.
Gator reports: Cattle-Reeeipts, 100. The market
steady for good native cattle; CRASHED Texas
| 10e lower; export cattle, $4,000; good to fair
| shipping steers, $5.5QO5.SO; common to medium,
$3D53O; stockers and feeders. 4. Is al go; native
cows So 03. so; grass-fed Texas steers So 3O03 rs
Hogs-Reeeipts, 4,700. The market was steady.
light hogs $5b005.70s heavy packing hogs So. so
| O5.75 S.
Sheep Receipts, none. The market was steady
| and unchanged.
NEW YORK, Sept 23.-Beeves- Receipts, go;
mainly for export and home trades city slaughtered
dressed beef Sides $801050 W cwt for native steers
4 sos 4P cwt. for Texas and Colorado cattle
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 5000, including !.
| GOO Texas sheep. The market was deinoralized.
| sheep sold at $304.60 }p cwt.; lambs 81 25D5 40
" ewt. The Texassheep will probably go back to the
Hogs Receipts. 2,1oo; market duh at 5000
| 6.50 % cwt.
EAST LIBERTY Sept. Cattle-Market closed
dull; prices shade off from yesterday Receipts J..
| 266 shipments. 1910,
Hpgs-pulL Receipts, 1900; shipments coo.
Philadelphias, $6.4006. go; Baltimores SIS 300
| $50; Workers., SIS. 90Q6. 10; grassers, $525Q575.
Sheep CLOSED dull and IS SOC off from yesterday
| Receipts 34O0 shipments. 5000.
/ CINCINNATI, Sept 23.-Hogs weak; common and
light, $40590; packing and butchers, S. 25 @6 20.
| Receipts, 1,S00s shipments $50.
MlIhWAuKER Sept 23.--Hoss lower at s. s00
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MoNEY ANp sToCKs.

The New York Market Opens Irregular, and
Prices Of All shares Decline.
NEW YoBK. Sept. 23.--hfoney easy at lie
Il per cent. offered at the close at l PEI: cent
Prime mercantile paper 81 a6l per cent.
Sterling exchange firm; sixty days, 4S23;
sight, S4s4aa.
Produce exports 3cf the week, S., 600
Governments Arm
Railways steady.
State securities neglected
The stock market, after an irregular opening,
became weak, and during the remainder of the
day there were frequent bear" attacks on the
erangers, the Vanderbilts, Northern Pacifcs,
and Louisville & Nashville, which declined
sharply Various unfavorable rumors were cir
cuIated, among them one that the meeting of
the trunk lines had broken up in a row; another
that Northern Pacific had lost control of the
Oregon Railway and Navigation line, and still
another that the plan for the relief of the Louis
Vile & Nashville road had failed All these
stories Were denied but they were, neverthe-
less, used with effect against the market, which
showed serious decline, in early dealings, in
all shares except for Pacific Mail, Lackawanna.
Western Union, Omaha common, and Union
strength of Union Pacific was attributed to a
statement by ex-Manager Clark that the
earnings of the company will iquidate
the floating debt before January next
and that dividends will be resumed next year.
During the afternoon Union Pacific fell off from
sos to 49, Laekawanna from 10Ss to 1861 Pa
cife Mail from 50 to 50s, Omaha from 303 to 294,
and Western Union from 63s to 615. The final
sales were at recovery Of per cent for Louis
vile & Nashville, and at to per cent for the
remainder of the list Manitoba sold at 84ll al SO,
seller CO. while prices in the regular way were
S70S53; Eackawanna lent at 1892 per diem for
use, Union Pacific at lie, New York Central
at 1-32, Louisville & Nashville and Michigan
Central at 1-64, Lake Shore and Northern Pa
cifc preferred at 1-l28, Reading flat, to 1-64;
Jersey Central, Burlington & Quincy. North
western st. Paul and Western Union, fiat.
The suspension of G. A, Minton was an
nounced at the board. Minton had no outstand-
ing contracts in the Exchange, and his suspen-
sion had no effect on the market.
Transactions, 1885,, 900 shares, to-wit: Lacka-
wanna. 10, 600; Lake Shore, $4,000; Louisville &
Nashville, 10000; Northwestern, $4,000; New
York Central, II, 900; St Paul. 50, 600; Union Pa
cife, ~ 900; Western Union, 1S,000 and NORTH
eFn Pacific, 43, GEO
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, Sept 23.--Cotton dull futures easy;
September, l0.22c; October. 10. 12c. November,
10.O7c; December 1O.15cs january. 10. 26e, Feb
rpary, l0,39c; March. 10.52c; April l0.64e; May,
10. 76c; June, 10.8Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Cotton firm. mid
ding, 15-16e net receipts, 1900 bales; sales,
1000 bales stock on hand 2,5oI bales.
MEMPHIS, Sept. o. Cotton ouiets middling,
97sc; receipts 242 bales; shipments 10 bales;
stock on hand. 5. 1853 bales; sales, none, TT
ST. LOUIS, Sept 23 Cotton steady middline
93c sales 2S5 bales; receipts, 334 bales shipments
165 bales; stock on hand, 3 1873 bales,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2s,rv Cotton quiet and IN,
changed IN
CINcRENATI Sept o. rcobton dull and IN
changed
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sss1sei green salted calf 11112es dry Mat lee dry
salted, 16SI1c Damaged, One-third off the above
SHRKrsK1Ns- 30035c.
TALLow-Prime, &c.
GREAsE-Brown, 4c; white, 505l0e
OIL CAKE
on cake and oil meal, 900 lbs, SIS; 1000 ms,
$50 Bags and drayage extra
PRODUCE.
BUTTER Creamery fancy, 22025ci dairy, selected,
5o017e; choice country, 140l6c; poor to fair, 90
Fees Shippers. paying 14015c for candleai sen
rFE a geese, 45c y fimixed duck. 20 a
HONEY 2oa22e in and 2-fb cans.
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUaAR-Syrup 81 p gall
sugar, IL 012e " ID.
PoULrRY-Spring chickens, 1oc p 10, hens, Toe
grown ducks IS y doa; geese full feashered, So 40
per doz; young turkeys, Sc " ibi old turkeys &c
-Tub-washed, 2sos2c; unwashed, medium
Zoe; unwashed, common, 1Sc; Cotswold. 17c bury
and understandable according to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard, 714e; short ribs,
$500 Hams. 11l20I2c. Shoulders none here
JoBBING PRIcEs-Smoked Meats tCanvassed or
Ptain)- SugAr-cu1ed hams 10 to 12a2 Ms average
Il 4e 10 lbs average, 14l4c; l71a lbs average. l4e
hams, 9lsc; clear English breakfast bacon, 14l0e;
5. O. shoulders Harrison brand, about lob aver
age, Be- English shoulders ii to Is 10 average, S4c
English shoulders, 20 to % ms average, Sl4c;
family shoulders pieces average to 10 lbs, SCI
dried beef, l5c bacon (clear sdes), medium weight
u dz14e; heavy weight 12c; backs, 11aic; French
Meats-Eng6sh cured clear sides backs tunsrnoked
II l2c; bean pork tclearh ~ brl 200 lbs. $2l.0O
clear Gle 5d PORK bfl 2eo ps $ls family gor clear
LardPure kettle rendered in tierces. 9l0c in half
bris, lOc H. Porter 4 Co.'s steam (vinter renderedl,
slec. Sausage-Bologna, IN cloth, 7c in skin, 7l2c
SEEDS.
rrIxfoa,1Y1z snzSt
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MARKEGs nY TELEeRAPH.
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept 23.-FTour was quiet and mn.
changed. Wheat was unsettled and rather irmer
The market closed 6ec the closing prices oa the
afternoon board yesterday. Sales ranged September
z44s4Q757 sc, closed at 75%c; October 75a4@
767se, closed IT 7sssr November, 771aszs q,
No, Chicago spgng 72l4 sc, closed at IS AZ;
No; do, 5705Sc No, 2 red. 7Sc; No. do, 63iS
99Ac. Corn was greatly unsettled; prices irregular
September, Use; closed at 76c October, 5Gi9a.
595sc, closed at 5805Slsc; November, 45a4Siec
g NAV q s sss yss & ss 5s
2ssi ssptsnbsS closed a. 257se, iV 81
S Closed & a sSsS al tie gess 81 2s
elosedat 25aic May 2914@29Sse. closed at 29ss
Rye higher at 55ao Barley was duh and lower 81
Sales ranged Cash and October SAG 75 an the wear
I'll y59l2s closed at $4I95l January, $l2 $50
ESQ closed at $l2sl5. Lard was in fair demand
October. 7.35lR7.40c, closed at 7.35es NovembeT
lI17l807 2219c, closed at 72Oc. Bulk meats were
easier shoulders eide; short Eba 1037l9e; short
ga2Sei dairy, 22024e. Eggs were fffn at 49,
Whisky quiet at SL13. Luke Froiuhts--C6rn to
a 1Sttao y steamer, l,ac V bn ReeeptsE lorr 10
oats 1000 bu; rye, 30Y0 0br, barley Al O0(l In
Shipments Flour, $500 brls; wheat 10000 bu,
barley 81 0ooSu On the sfssrnoop 10 bsaTss WIZ
-1Khe ms7kat was fgyner and higher Corn The
market unsettled 75s bid zee Ssietsf6r Septsr
oers.o6A4e Tor Oetober 47A2e for November 4(1loc
for December, 39sac for May sv -
steady; October and November advanced iAc, PSFK
marKse was sseadyi : anuar advanced &c. Lard
- NJ mAtKeew e- arfn; September and October ad
1,-.ayeu .U3c, December advanced 02loc.
NEW YORK, Sept. %, Flour steady; receipts q.
600 bbls; exports; 3 900 bhls Wheat Spot lots 81
q lac and options lao higher; receipts 600
bn exports, so, 900 Dni hard No Ddlnth, $50 hkFd
No, Duluth 8. +, 81 l5e; uheraded Duluth Z. Il f.
sgc; ungfaded red 95 @94e. No. 8 red 81 i a. y2c;
No. red steamer, 90 I3c; No. 2 red SBio DBSc;
nngFadea white, $685.; No, red Sebtember, BaIss
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON, Sept 23-5 P Achievement bond.
-Consols for money, 1o1 1l6; account, 1915
United States fourand a-halfs, 115l4; fours 1929
Railroad bcnds-Erie, 11314 Erie, seconds, 5414
New York Central, 1928; Illinois Central 1863
Pennsylvania Central, 1855 Reading, 112lo; Can
adan Pacific, 144a; Milwaukee & St Paul, 81la.
PANS, Sept. 23.--Rentes 7sf 55c
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Qua.

OIL CITY Sept %, he petroleunp market openei
with National Transit Company eertifeatss at 72lae;
3 ses Sas e ssss. gs sS ' Ss
Glearapces, s, 656,0O6 bris Runs SO.557 brls.
Shipments. 50 ,TS4 bris. Charters 58,571 brls.
askad.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 23.-The petroleum market
was higher United pipeline certificates opened at
7219c, advanced to IS Sac, and closed at "A SC
ANTWERP Sept %. Petroleum, 19l4e
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Emma J. Losey and husband to William
S. Losey, part of the northeast quarter
of section %, township 16 north, range
3 east, containing g 6-l00 acres; also,
part of lot 8 in section %, township 16,
range 3D. ..-.-...-----....-
Emma j. Losey and husband to William
8. Losey, part of the east half of the
northwest quarter OF section 70, town
ship 16 north, range 3 east, containing
Conveyances. 8; consideration.-......
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Isaaf fsfafs Ira,na.fsra.,.

Instruments fled for record in the Recorders ONCE
of Marion county, Indians, for hstwentYfour hours
ending at o'clock P. NJ, Sept %, 1884, as fur
nisha by Elliott 9 Butler, abstfactets Of tides, room
No. s Rtpa building
Alfred 81 Davis and wifeto william Popps
ct a., lot 439 ins Fletcher etKl! Is snfdis
vision of ontlpts "a 95. SO, 81, 98raud
diahapoIis. 100000
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Conee

NEW YORK, Sept. 28. Cofee-Snot lots dun At
10 97iae; options B points higher sales Of 1880
November and December, 8.45c; january and FeTS
rnaryI 5000; April; $500.
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TRADE AND coMMERcE.
A Gradual Increase In Trade, but the Vol
Behind That of Last Year.

A Gradual Increase In Trade but the Vol
ume Behind That of Last Year.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. %.
Merchants say that there is prsceptible in
crease IN trade the last few days, yet in most de-
partments it is dropping behind that of Septem-
Der, 1889 Business men now are comforting
themselves with the belief that the business of
October will be quite satisfactory Collections
are somewhat easier. Money is everywhere in
good supply for proper mercantile wants, and
the liberal scale of exports from New York keeps
the foreign exchanges down at point which
seems to guarantee the money market as being in
an easy position for some time to come. Trade
at Western centers is said to be more advanced
than in the East, for the familiar reason that
these places are nearer than those Eastern mar
kets to the eenters of agricultural production,
from which there has already been enough grain
sent to market TO make perceptible increase in
sales OF merchandise. The corn crop is now as
sured, and will give the country. In due time 4
very great help toward solid prosperity; the only
discussion is as to the date when it will make
Itself felt, and the balance Of opinion inclines
toward postponlng this beyond December. Local
ly there is little new to note. Dry goods men are
having good trade for September, but selling
at close figures from large and well selected
stocks. Boot and shoe men and leather dealers
speak of trade as alittIe slow, while druggists.
Groeers fora few days past have had brisk
trade. Sugars are selling WELL but at prices that
leave no margin. Coffees are firrner again in
prices Produce men are doing fair business.
Choice butter aud fresh eggs steady at unotar
tons. Poultry, with d slackened demand, Is
weaker IN prices.
GRAIN.
The local market is more active than on Mon.
day, with tendency to, higher prices, under
light receipts. Wheat Cash No 2 red continues
in good demand under light arrivals Of same.
Farmers, as rule, are not very anxious to dis
pose of stock at nresent ruling prices. Local re-
ceipts continue fair no improvement. in grading
We quotes l4@ q 8iifF
~ NO s3s
20. Mediterranean- T732
No ree..ss1--s .-ssss ..-....F.-.. zT
No, 8 Observation-Disclosures. s.......... III
ne9ecteq nv
unmerchantaole ----.---..-,-..------------- %
Corns-szUssS,,,.sys the situation is the same az
yesterday Rather an active demand for cash
deliveries Gradable stock scarce and all offer
ingsf Of shch find ready purchasers at full
quottFon4 Futures limo REQUEST We quote.
Mo- y mite
~ y white @s.--.-52k
GLOW.
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PHfhAnEIsPHIA.

PHIEADEhPHIA Sept I9s-W6oi oniet: wasl,ed
lcofnbAg and delaine. 2Se; medium, 36G4Oc. fne
unmashed oombing and ddlaine, 27028s. OTHERS ii.
changeds 4-s
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100000
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room No Hon. N B. Taylor. Judge.
Adam Sherer ct al vs. Jacob Heidelberger ct all ap.
peal from justice of peace. Judgment against de
PENDANTS for So.
George W. Empey VS.. Emma v. Gentry; suit ae-
count. Finding for plaintiff for $25.
Peter Wright vs. Alfred Harrison ct all suit ac-
count Finding for plaintiff for 1850.
Sanford P Hamilton Charles Chiffon; appeal
from Justice of peace Dismissal of appeal set aside
Adm Baber VS.. Charles 4. Harris ct al; suit for
foreclosure Judgment for plaintiff for "a 800. Fore
closure of mortgage and sale of mortgaged property
ordered.
Emma Hirshnan vs. Leon Hirshman; suit on note
Judgment by confession for SIS, 10000.
Hannah Dessar VS.. Leon Hirshman; suit on note,
Judgment by confession for S., 4S5.1S.
Charles B. Hitchcock VS.. City of Indianapolis; APP
peal from justice of peace. Taken under AMUSEMENT
Room No. 2-IIon. o. w. Howe, Judge.
Ellen Smith ct al. Chas. Kregelo; suit for dam
ages On trial by jury.
M. Arnold q CO. VS.. Leon Hirshman; suit on note
Judgment for So, 243 0S.
Julia Rosenwaid vs.. Leon Hirshman; suit on note.
Judgment for 81 160.
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis C. Walker. Judge.
Emil Gross vs. Leon Hirshman; suit on note
Judgment for $3.50.
Dora Gross Is. Leon Hirshman; suit on notel
Judgment for $3.50.
Marcus L Hare vs. John Gurley suit account.
On trial by jury.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 23--'There has been .. v.;sle;n
qpry for stuff for many buyers are gathared here to
attend the auction sale Of fannes tomorrow. but the
increased in for such qualities as are
able specialtes, but usual on Tuesday, trade was
light -
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cineInnati, IndianapoIis. s.. Iouis Z Chioaao

Cincinnati, Indianapolis St. Louis & Chicago.
CINCINNATI DIVISION
Depart-C Cincinnati Fast Line daily g. and
G. c---s..-.-.-s.. AGO am
Indianapolis Rushville and Column
bus Accommodation. ......... 700 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. C. 3:45 pm
Martnsyille Accommodation 49,. 4:3O pm
Chicago Rock Island ard Peoria
Express. daily. ..........-..-. 6;35 paa
Af1ive--Ma rtlnsviae Accommodation .-.--- $40 am
Indianapolis Accommodation daily 1880 am
Chicago and st. Louis Mail .. g.. .ll:5O am
indianapolis, Rushville and Column
bus Accommodation -...- 7:50 pm
Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Night
Line daily, S. and c, c.-......... 10;45 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION
Depart Chicago. Peoria and Omaha Ex.
chicago Gssss Fast Mail ). e..... .13 5:lo ss
Western Express. ..--.,--..-..-.. 5.05 pm
Chicago and Peoria Night Line
daily, s., p. 11:2O pm
Arrive neinnaa Fast Line, daily, G. {.
Lafayette Accommodation. ....-. 1910 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Fast Mail
Chicago Rock Island and Peoria Elk $40 pm
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Jacksonville, Madison { Indianapotis.

Departs Southern Express daily, s....-- 4Io am
Louisville and Madison Express - 7.25 an
Louisville and Madison mail D. G. $50 pm
Louisville Express daily - 6:45 pm
Acknowledgements and Madison Afai 9.45 Am
Indianapolis St Louis and Chicago
Express daily 80. io.45 an
press, 7. -. 7:Oopn
st. Louis Chicago and Detroit Fast
Line daily, .1o:45 nm
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Gone Forever.

Gone Forever.
Corns, bunions warts, go never to return. Use
DR.. Wings Remedy, the only cure % cents.
Browning 8 Sloan, agents.
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LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis Market.
TEDIANkPoDIs, Sept. %
CATTLE Receipts 400; shipments, $50. Market
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Marion Criminal Court.
Hon. Pierce Norton, Judge
Holman O. Ross; selling lottery tickets. On trial
by court
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WABASH 81. LOUIS e Fdslut-
Depart Detroit and Chicago Mail ........
Toledo Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express. ......
Detroit Express, daily, s..s....'.
Detroit through coach on O, ST.
L. & P. Express -..........1
Arrive Detroit Express, daily, ST.. ..-..-...
Detroit and Chicago Mail .-
Detroit through coach on c., ST.
L. & P, Express ..,.,......t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-24

PEORIA DIVISION,
peuart--Pacific Expires and Mai. ......... 73o an
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, r. 500 ma
Burlington and Rock Island Elk
press daily T. 9. ard -..-. lilo pM
Arrive Eastern and Southern Express,
daily r. 6. and s...--.-.-s-..-.. Jso9 aua
Cincinnati Special r c.... His am
Atlantic Express and Mail. ..-..... 6:lo pm
ST. louis DIVISION
Depart-. Moorehed Accommodation. -...... $50 am
Mail and Day Express, ---..----- 800 a1n
Night Express, daily, +. Hoo pm
Arrive Night Express. daily, 3;o3 am
Mail and Dav Express ........-. 600 pm
Moore6eld Accommodations ......s 6:10pm
,,o,an4 Fastarn Exngess Mail daily 4 re 800 am
pav Exnress ... 11:45 ana
Atlantic Express, r. e.. ..-..--- 6:43 pm
Arpive-Paeific Express, r. c.--s..,-...s- lsV0 am
Western Express .........!...-.. 4:45 PA
Burlington and Rock Island Ex;
press sdaily, S and 7. 40,So pp
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-24
INpIANApoLIs MARKETs.
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Anthracite coal Sc. so ~ ton; Pittsburg coal SO.
~ ton; Raymond City coal, 1878 y ton; block cos
So p ton; Blossburg coal, So 70 " ton; jackson cos
So rs p toni crushed coke, 13c y bash; lump COX
lie 33 bush,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-09-24

CINCINNATI, Sept 23--Flour unchanged.
Wheat dulls No. 2 winter rad cash, 1880. Germ
Arm; No. mixed. 5612c Oats easier; No. nnixeu,
ley in good demand and unchanged. Provisions
Mess pork quiet but firm at ST. Lard firm; current
make, 7.45c, Bulk meats firm and unchanged. Bacon
strong shoulders Sac; short ribs 1sc short clear
111ac. Whisky steady at Sill. Butter quiet and
1lfch &