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bride, % loz. S6o065; fair bride, S6o079 4p doz
city kip 60gSoc; French kip S5cq 20; city calf
SKINS, soc 0$l 10; French ealfskins, $1.1501. 80.
HIpEs-Green, 6l2c; heavy steer, 7lac; green salt,
Si2e; green sailed calf, lie; dry flint, 2o dry
sated, Zoe Damaged one-third off the above prices.
SHEEPSRINs-30d6Oc.
TALLoW-Prinle, &C.
GREAsE-Brown, 4el white, 5951ac
OIL CAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal 1000 TBS, $15; 1000 TBS.
SoO. Bags and drayage extra.
IRON AND STEEL.
Bar iron tratesl, 2c horseshoe bar, So. 1503.4o;
Norway nail rod. 20; German steel pillow. slab 4e;
American drill steel 12c Sanderson tool Steel 15c;
IRE steel, 4c; spring steel &C.; horse Shoes W key,
$500; mule shoes, q key, $500; horse nails p box
Sd SO; cut nails, 1od and larger 220 v key; other
sizes at the usual advance.
TINNBRs' SUPPLIns-Best brand charcoal tin.-TC.
1O1l4, 14x20 12xl2, $3.50; TX, 1Ox14, 14x20
aud * l2xl2 $3.50; 10, 14x2o, roofing tin, SIS rs;
bars, PC. Iron-27 iron, 34c; % Cir0n, 6c gal.
vanized, 90 " cent. discount Sheet zinc 612c. Cop
per per bottoms 2Sc, Planshed copper Soc Solder
1oO46c Wire, so y cent off list.
PRODUCE.
BUTTER-Creanery fancy, 29c; dairy selected, Is
02Oci choice country, 12Q13c; poor to fair, sQioe
EsasmshPPsrs are paying 22e, as receved selling
geese. 45e y ID, mixed duck, 20 a
20 W ID.
HoNEY-20 age in 1 and Q ID cans.
VENIsoN-l4QI5 e p ID.
GAME-Quais, $1.75 " doz.
PoULTRY-Hens, 7c p ID; roosters 4c young chick
turkeys, SC y ID.
CIDER-Dufys, Rochester, Sc ~ brl.
WooL-Tub washed, % 032c; unwashed. medium
zoo; unwashed, common, 1Sc; Cotswold, 17c; bury
and understandable according to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prime lard, 7c; short ribs
green 57Oe; cured ones here. Sweet picked hams
Sl2c. Shoulders Sc.
,JoBBINs PRIcEs-Smoked Meats (canvased) or
pain)-Sugar cured hams. 10 to 1212 TBS average
12slc; Is TBS average 12se 17ls TBS average 12i4c
~ lbs and over 12c; cottage hams, Sc; Cali
fornia hams, Sc; English breakfast bacon clear 2c
family shoulders, pieces averaging to 10 lbs, e;
dried beef 15c bacon (elear Sides medium weight &c;
backs and bellies, sac; French fitch z ID pieces 7lac
Dry Sailed and Picked Meats-English cured clear
sides or backs (unsmoked), Sc; bean pork (cear) ~
6rl POO lbs, $1,000 clear pork v brl 200 lbs, $1i;
family pork Clear " brl 200 lbs $12 family beef
y brl 200 lbs $1S. Lard-Pure kettle rendered, in
tierces s9c e bbls and 90 ID tubs 1sc advance; AZ
ID tin tubs and 20 ID pals 1e advance; 10 ID pals
iac advance. Sausage-Blogna, in CLOTH 7c; in skin
712c ~
SEEDS
TIMoTHY-$1.4001.6 60 W bu; clover 81 500475
y bu; bluegrass, extra clean Kentucky, $1.4001.60
Y bu; red top, 75e v bu; orchard grass 81 50Q1.75
d Blu, owing to quality.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produde Markets.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29-F1out was dtiet Wheat was
active but irregular and closed sec under the closing
prices on the afternoon board yesterday, Sales
ranged: Novdmber. 73l40743se, closed at 1926
December. 735s 745sc.l closed at 7414c; May Sill
GS2l4c,o closed at 81 See; No. 2 Chicago spring
Z3sSSc NJ z S S .d FP sYS ssSed r
was in fair demand bntweab ana lower, except May
Sales ranged: Cash. 35lsa36lac, closed at $3.50
35l4c; November, ,35l4037 5sc, closed at 35140
80 3sc all the year 351936c, closed at 80 l4e Janu
closed at 37isc, Oats. were weak andldwer. Sales
rahged! Cash, 251sd November, 25S 26lel closed at
250251s December, 259 253s closed at % 0251eS
May, 25l812S3sc, closed at % ls0 % lie. Rye was
quiet and unchanged at Gle. Barley was dull at 58e.
Faxseed Fl 30 PORK vas easy, and closed 50 lOc
$40. S5010.95, closed at $40. So o010 S7le; Febrt
airy, %10.97la81I.0719. closed at $1097 l291E
cash. Sales ranged: Cash 6:S006.S5c November
G. S06y7c, closed at 80 db. $50, JANUARY, 6.750
$500. closed at g. rs a67712c. Bulk neats were in
$50 as 87iae; short clear, 6i096i5c Whisky Vas
quiet at ST. 13. Butter and eggs quiet and unchanged
Receipts-Flour, 10000 brls: wheat, 253 900 bu
corn, 232, 99o 6ri oats g 900 Bpi ryes 30, 50Q bq
wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 311 600 Blu; oats, So, 900
bu; rye, $500 bu; barley, $1,000 Blu.
NEW YORK, Nov 29-E1our was dull receipts
IS oOO bb1s; exports. $500 bbls; superfpe' State
and Westsgn - 3o92so MiP g9s patent s5lo
red IS SIC; No. red, 76sfS77d; NO 2 red, $685.
0s3alc;, No 2 red December, sales Of $4,000 bn
ct SsgS 81 s11 tc.s SsnrsEy $sSr Of
ary sales of AGA 900 u at s68S6Ae, closing at S6c
March saleS Of 40 600 bp at s9l4 3SSafe closing At
8Sl4c April sales Of sc 600 bn at 90ss 090s4c clos
ing at 9Ossc; May sales Of 1886 600 bu at 92le0
927sc closing at 921sc; june, sales Of 5000 BIZ at
90 693loe, closing at $50. Corn-Spot lots steady;
options heavy receipts, $1,000 bui exports ia 900
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$1,000
Thanksgiying Mince Pies.

New York Evening Post.
The following receipt is a safe guide, so far as
the proportions to be used, but it is always safe
to vary if you have special liking for any partic-
ular favor; Four pounds OF meat, two pounds
of stet, eight pounds Of apples, four. pounds of
of cinnamon, one tablespoonful of alspice one
nutmeg two quarts of boiled cider, one pint Of
brandy half pint of m9lasses, half teacupful
of salt. If you like the flavor of mace add tea
first mince pie should not be excellent Round
steak is good, if tender and sweet; of coure, the
better the meat, the better the pies will be- The
meat should be boiled until it is done. Use
Just as little water as possible, so that the
liquor need not be wasted, as you can
use most of it to mosten the rnince
With Chop appless suet, and meat until mi
formly fine; then add the spices and all other in
gradients. This needs 70 be well cooked and
then should be put away in cold place for a few
days ora week. Almost all old housekeepers
aud cooks give an individuality to their mince
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Housekeeper in Country Gentleman: Never
set iron-ware in the sink or on the work table
while cleaning it, nor yet on the stove, thus
scorching your hands and face while scraping
out Even if you wash these things in an out
side kitchen, do not set them on benches or ia
bles there 1t is untidy and makes great deal
OF disagreeable and needless cleaning Keep
large squares of thick pasteboard hung con
venient to slip under pots kettles, stew dishes
and spiders, whenever you have occasion to set
them down. You have no idea how much
''crocking" of benches and tables it will save
Cut small hole near one corner of the squares
to hang up by, and when too much blaekened
may be covered with oilcloth, in which case they
can be washed and used to an indefinite length
of time
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.
The New York Market Generally Firm, and
Closed Higher.

The New York Market Generally Firm, and
Closed Higher.
New YORK Nov. 2s-Money II az per cent,
Prime mercantile paper A a 6 per cent
Sterling exchange steady; sixty days, $4sO3;
sight, 81. S4ss,
Governments steady,
State securities dull
Railways firm.
The stock market was dull, but generally firm
during early trading. Lake Shore and Union
Pacific were slightly lower. After II o'clock
Lackawanna became strong and rose II per
cent to ll02, while the remainder of the active
list advanced to {, in sympathy Near midday
the market weakened, on heavy sales to realize
Between u and l speculation was quiet, and
changes slight, but later on Lackawapna again
became prominent, risingto Ill The grangers
trunk lines, Pacific Mail and Oregon 6 Transcon-
tinental were also stronger. The market closed
firm at or near the highest point of the day
Lackawanna was the special feature and ad-
vanced on favorable rurnors regarding the com
Ranys percentage in the proposed allotment pool.
Compared with last night the closing prices are
! to II per cent. higher. except for Lake Shore
and Omaha, which are to l per cent. lower.
Michigan Central was per cent higher at 60,
and Nashville q Chattanooga rose 3, to 49,
Quicksilver preferred T. to a. Richmond &
Danville brought 49, against "a at the last pre-
viously reported sale. Richmond & West Point
sold up from 10 to % and closed at 81
The transactions were 227 900 shares: Della
ware, Lackawanna & Western, $4,000; Lake
Shore, 28000: Northwest, 10000; New York
Central 1900; St Paul. 49, OOO and Union Pa
sifc II, GOO
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pies by the addition of the juice of fruit or cup
of Jelly that did not jelly" or by putting in
canned fruit or jam left over from supper, or
even by leaving the peel of fair, red apples upon
them and chopping them, peel and all mot the
the Thanksgiving pie take some Of the mince-
meat out of the jar into PAM set il over a ket-
tie of boiling water and heat it in that way
Then make your crust and be careful not to
have the pie too thick; that is danger a young
housekeeper needs to bear in mind and to avoid.
English currants considered an addition by
some people. Wash them in several waters,
and then after that look them over and see that
they are clean.
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Of making table-spreads there is no end A
beautiful one is made of peacock blue felt in
each corner is a bunch of roses, in ribbon en-
hfoldery, pink roses are more effective than red
ones. The fringe of this spread is made by
slashing, or cutting the edge to the depth of
four inches, in narrow strips about third of an
inch WIDE This not being heavy enough to
look WELL piece of olive felt should be cut
into fringe sitter the same fashion; this is to be
put on the under side of the table cover, and
caught there with invisible stitches; the edge of
the olive fringe must extend below the blue.
but it should be put on so that it will be exactly
even.
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BUFFALO, Nov. 29-Cattle = Receipts TODAY.
1900 head; total for the week, $500; for the same
carloads, of which 60 carloads were to New York
Stock in fair demand. The market was steady and
uncAa9Se9 go9d TO choice steers OF 400 lbs aver
age S3 z2i l. zoo Ibs average 500; native stockers
of from 720 to 500 lbs average, $3.3Q03 40,
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day 2, 200. receipts
consigned through, II CARLOADS, The market was
unsettled but generally lower; ordinary to choice Can
ada lambs 20; extra, 81 50; good to choice
Hogs-Receipts to-day, $780, REGENTS CONSIGNED
through 1855 loads, of which Is carloads were to
New York The market was active, weak and lower
grades, 81 25 04.40. /"
CHICAGO. Nov. 29.-The Drovers' journal re-
PORTS Hogs-Receipts $1,000; shipments 1000,
The market was active but Closed Sc lower rough
A. 52das light bacon, $404-35s slips and grassers
l6attioSReceipts, $780, shipments, none, The
offerings mostly Texans export steers, Sc. 100
6.75; good to choice shipping, $54006. 60; com
mon to fair, 81 Is 05.20i Texans were sc lower
The market was steady interior to S fa s5
to extra, ss3.5o:65; II 'F ~ ''';-'' 'A'''
\ ST. LOUIS, Nov. 29-oattle Receipts, 400
shipments, 500. The supply was very light, only a
small local demand and business at unchanged prices
I Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 200: shipments
400 No supply and only SMALL retail trade
I Hogs Receipts, $500; shuments. 500. The
market was. active; Workers, $41O04. 20, packing,
hogs, 81. 20 04.4O; heavy butchers hogs, $3.50
$50
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 29.-The livestock Indi-
Gator reports, Oattle-Recepts, 655. The market
steady andsunchanged; trading restretedby light
supply.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 The market steady;
sales were made at So S0O4t20.
Sheep-Receipts 635. The market was weak;
fair to good Sheep 81. 5003.
EASTI1BBRTY, Nov. Cattle-Receipts, 695;
siru1nents 70. Nothing doing
Hogs afketfairly actives receiptas $780,, ship
m4btgL 600. rldtadelphiAss $3.50 D4G35;. best
Workers, 81. 49, 425.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 1890? Moth
ing doing.
CiNcfSNATf Nov. 2s.-ffoes Common and
light, SO. so 04:35 packing and butchers "a. $50
AGO. Receipts, 1, AGO. shpmeuts, AS.
MIHWAUEEE. Nov. 2J.-Hogs frmef at $40
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TRADE ANDsoomsIEEcE.
Business for the Month, of November Quite
Satisfactory


INDfANAPoLIs Nov. 2G
The month which closestoday, so far as brisi-
ness is concerned, has not been disappointing
Veteran merchants expected a. light volume of
business, as the excitement of a. presi12 enfial
election, as well as a. gerIeE depression in bust
ness was to be contended with Except r'holi
day goods, a limited trade is looked for through
December While during the eleyen months Of
the year now past trade has lacked snap, sales in
most departments will average well with that Of
1888 Locally there is little change. to note.
The sugar market is more active The situa-
ton however, Is not favorable for any material
advance, as the supply is large and the consump-
ton comparatively light, The refning business
is said to be very unsatisfactory, and, unless
there is an Improvement, further reduction in
the production is looked for before long. Our
home market is fairly active for roasted coffee,
but the green bean is reported dull at the sea
board New Orleans molasses continues to come
forward freely. While the demand for canned
goods continues light, prices are firmer, and some
well-informed operators predict an advance in
the leading articles tomatoes IN particular be
fore many weeks elapse. Foreign fruits are
more active but there is no important change in
prices In teas, holders views continue to be
expressed in a firm and confident tone, and the
general market is in pretty good form. Demand
has been a little disappointing in few cases,
but Is thought sure to improve during the IN
coming month. Japans rather favor buyers, as
compared with other grades, Game and poultry
continue in fair demand Prices are veil main
tanned. Fresh eggs continue in scant supply,
and the market is steady at the advance noted
in our last report Held stock, in consequence
of the scarcity of fresh, has commenced to
move more freely. Butter continues to drag,
and, excepting for something glt7edge, sales are
hard to effect even at prices quoted. Irish pota
toes are fairly active, but prices are no better.
Dealers complain that our market is too low,
cost at sources of supply considered In hides
the former prices rule all through, and the mar
Ket seems fairly firm in tone, though business is
still on a moderate scale.
GRAIN
4 good feeling prevails in the local market.
Gowever many dealers believe the bottom has
lot been reached in prices The Board of Trade
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Oils.

BRADFORD. Nov. 29,-The crude oil market was
higher. with continued upward tendency. Total
shipments, S1,338. brls. Charters 81, 222, brls,
Clearapces 6.692o00 brls, National Transit and
TidegateE Rms Friday not reported National Tran;
PRICE dfr RsFt the day. 9e q SSss
price. 77%e. '''
PIrTsBURG, Nov, 29,-Tbe petroleum market
was ACTIVE and, firm; United pipe;line certihcates
and closed at 76sic. '''''
ANTWERP, Nov. 29.-Petroleum, 1sl401ssaE
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Foroign. Money ana. stock. Market.

LONDON, Nov. 29--5 p. M.-Government bonds
Consols for money, 100 5-16; account 991l-16,
OK. dividend roadbonds-Erie, 1147s; Eriessec-
onds, 59 Illinois Central 122a4i Penn sylva1ia Cen
trail 1929; Reading LUIS; Canadian Pacific 1861;
Milwaukee & st. Paul. sIss.
PARIS, Nov. 29-Rentess 7Sf 62loe.
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Gomez.


NEW. YORK. Nov. 90 Coffee-Spot lots fair Rio
quiet options 5, points lover; Rio No. spot g. 15c;
sales made of 1920 bags; December O5e;
January, 8 Sc February, 8s25c; March; $780, April
8.45 08.docs May, 8.500S.55cs. June, S.6oGS. Csc
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NETWORK, Nov. 29.--There, was. no improvement
in the general demand yet irregular request for all
styles of colored and plain lotions contcaos. Very
fair business for men's;weafVvoolens. Market very
dull!
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Chicago, ST. Louis 8 Pittsburq.

chicago ST. Louis Pittsburg.
Depart-New York, Philadelphia Wash.
ington, Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express, daily s.------...-...- 4:25 ara
Dayton and Columbus Express ex-
cept Sunday .1O.45 ana
Richmond Accommodation 400 pm
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press, daily, S., h.-------........ ass pm
Dayton Express, except Sunday. 4:S5 pm
Arrive-Riehmond Accommodation, except
Sunday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40 wa
New, York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily 11:37 ana
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex-
eept Sunday. .:..--.---..... A35 pm
New York Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk.
press daily ----..---. 1920 pm
Dayton Express, daily, except Sun
day .-.------.--....... 1920 pna
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p, G. ST. L. r. x !
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Express
----..----------...-.-11:15a am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
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Oh mdtlOn County, 1nO1dtldi LUZ bne bWchoY-i
ending at o'clock p NJ, Nov. 20, 1873
nished by Elliott 6 Butler, abstracters of ii
No. g. Htna Building,
Addison L! Roaehe and wife to Eugene
Udell, lot 3, i'll block Id in North In.
dianapoliS- ..-.-. - .--------.r
Robert b. Duncan and wife. to Richard J.
Calling, trustee, lots 19, 10, 20 and
81, in K. B. and J. S. Duncan's addi-
ton to Indianapolis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
George j. Scliicketanz' ana wife, to j. u.
Turner, lot 70 IN James H. Downey's'
southeast additiof1 to indianapolis -.
Istiae Q. Walker and wife to Alice A. For
rest. lots %, "a, 25, &c, Of and %, in
Walkers east addition to indianapolis.
Miranda Palmer ct al to John Bassett,
part of the south half of the south half
of the southwest quarter of section %,
township Is north, rahge 2 east, com
tainihg'40 acres, rff6reior less ....
John Bassett to Anna Poe and jeremiah
Poe, part of the south half of the south
half of the southwest quarter of section
20, township 10 north, range 2 east...
Conveyances, 6; consideration IS
~ 49, aH4 aaaH 81 ~ a. T.
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Beware of Cheap limitations.
Take no other than DR.. Wings Corn and Blu
Mon Remedy. 1t has no equal Price, % cents.
Browning s. Sloan, agents.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 90.
oATTLE-Receipts, 700; shipments, $50. There
was fair supply of shippers the bulk of which were
shipped through in first hand, buyers unwilling to
pay prices asked Fair supply of butcher grades and of
fair quality. Market on this class WAS firm