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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-12-23

Alaska. The marriage is the culmi-
nation of a seven-years engagement,
during six and half years of which
the groom had not seen his lady love.
The entertainment given at the
Opera House on the evening of the
10Th by the G. w. G. Association was
a pronounced success, notwithstand-
ing the inclemency of the weather.
The house was well filled and the
performance was fully up to public
expectation. The amount realized
was in the neighborhood of 5000.
Much credit is due to Miss Emily d.
Perry and Prof. G. ii. Dietrich, whose
superb management and indefatiga-
bic energy contributed largely to the
success of the affair.
Prof. Rust, of Hopkinsville, so long
and faVorably known to the people OF
GAINESVILLE, spent Tuesday and We'd
nesday in the city, the guest of Mr.. j.
j. CARROT. lie took in the seed
show, the public school and the town
generally, especially the Chronicle
Office, which he never fails to do.
When asked about Bethel Female
College he replied; "Doing we'll;
have had pleasant session. Will
close on the 10Th of January and open
the spring session on the Monday
following. Hope that my old friends
in Montgomery may not forget our
school, We will add that if anyso
our young ladies leave Clatksville
they could not'go to a better school
-.Clarksville Chronicle, It.-
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hoop pals, 81. 659170; three-hoop pals $1.9Oa2;
double washboards. $2.50@2.75, common wash
WOODEN DIsHEs--Per hundred. / b, zoe; 2 ID,
25ej u, Soc; 3 b, 40c.
IRON AND STEEL
Bar iron (ratesj 2c horseshoe bar So 15@3.40;
Norway nail rod 7c, German steel plow-slab 4e;
American drill STEEL 12c; Sandersons tool steel 15c;
tire steel 4c; spring Steel 6; horse shoes % key,
90; mule shoes keg, $500; horse nails y box,
%, $5 cut nails, 10d and larger $40 " key; other
TINNERs' SUPPIdEs-Best brand charcoal tin--Io,
loSl4 l4x2o, I2x12, @6.75i X, 10x14, l4x2o,
IC, 20x28, $12,5O0l3; block tin, in pigs 26c in
bars, 27c: Iron-27 IRON 3lec; 27 0iron, 6c' gal,
vanlLzed - p cent, discount Sheet zine 7c Cop.
l50l6c. Wire. so " cent. off list.
LEATHER, HIDES AND TALLOw. 49,
LEATHER-0ak sole, 3S040c; henlock sole 26D
SSe hsTasss so9$ec; skr1g 81 s4oei black
cslfskihs 125 French eaifsEn ms, ST. Is 90
899lec; green sailed calf l0a1 1c; dry nt 12c dry
sailed, lo011c. Damaged onerthird off the above
prices.
SHEEPsKINs- clio.
TALLow--Prime, 6le0Tc.
dRREGE-Brown, 4l205c; white, cache.
OIL CAKE
OIL cake and oil meal, 900 TBS, $15; 1000 los,
$50 Bags and drayage extra.
PRODUCE.
BuTTER- Creamery fancy, 20022c; dairy. selected,
d4016c; choice country, i0012c; poor to fair, Ga
&c.
EaSs-shippers paying l2leci selling from store at
FEArHERs- Prime geese, 45c p nj mixed duck, 20
Q25c ~ ID.
HoNEY-2o 022c in / and 2.tb cans.
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR-Syrup. 81 v gal;
sugar, 11112c ~ 10.
PoULrRY- Spring chickens, So 5oa3 y aoE; hens,
S0Slec ~ ID; ROSTERS DC q ib; ducks So 70 " doz;
geese, full feathered, $4.20 per doz turkeys, live
hens &c " 10; toms, &c ~ rs.
WooIy-Tub washed 2S032c; umwashed medium,
z0c; unwashed, common, 1Sc; Cotswold. lie; bury
and understandable according to their value.
PROVISIONS
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prine lard 775c. Short
ribs, 2. l5c. Hams, I21 I219c. Shoulders &c.
JoBBING PRICES Smoked meats {Canvased or
Flain) Sugar cured hams 10 to 12l2 lbs average,
- Loci 10 TBS average l3l4c, Is lbs average 13c; %
lbs and over, 12l2c, cottage hams, les Cali
forna hams Sci clear breakfast bacon 1034c; English
shoulders l2c; family shoulders pieces average ms
each &c; dried beef a2c bacon cear sides) IS to
40 ID average desired 9ac; backs do. 9a4c bellies
medium weights loc. Dry Sailed and Picked meats
English cured clear sides, backs or bellies (un-
smoked Sc; bean pork (clear) p brl 200 ms,
$l7 90; clear pork, p brl 200 bs 90, family
pork y brl 200 TBS, $14; family beef $ brl 200 lbs,
SIS. Lard-Pure kettle-rendered in terces, S3e; in
half brls or SON tubs, 9l4e; in 20b pals, 94c in
1O-ib pals, 10l4c. Oil-No. l. in tierces, 62l2c ~
gall in half brls Csc. Sausage-Bologna IN CLOTH &c;
in skin, 7l9c
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arARKErs BIZ rELEGnAPH.
Produce Markets..

CHICAGO, July 1.--Fiour was duh. Wheat-De-
Band was active. The market opened weak and closed
Aac under the closing prices on Change yester.
day. Sales ranged: July, 82lsc closed at S2ssc An
gust, 83lA@66 Ysc closed at 81 Ssc September Ssh
0865sc, closed At SEC; No. 2 Chicago spring, 500
80 nc, closed at B2140S21sc. Corn-Demand active
unsettled and lower, and closed la sc under yester-
day. Sales ranged: Cash, 50i24504c July 500
50zec closed at 5oaac august 81 ss952ssc closed al
52is052l4c; September, 52As053ssc closed at
52asD62lac October, 5114051sse closed at Nc;
the year, 44le04Aasn closed at 441sc; May, 45la
05Ol4c closed at 4519c. Oats-Neag deliveries weak
others steady- Sales raneeds Cash, 29l40297ec
closed at 29l4c; August 26ss126akcs September,
25%026c closed ct 20 a4c all the year rs sec; May
2SiaO28 Sc Closed at 29lec Rye was duh at 60c
Barley ne market was dull At 62@6zc Flaxsesd
was quiet at LOO, P2-1 was unsettled Sales ranged
cash lots ele@I7i July ~ . . 1850 August
$IS.7B, all the year. $fi.85 Lard was - = fair de-
mand, declined .10R,15 Sc early rallied 050. 07zgc
and closed STEADY. Sales ranged; Cash a M l5e,
Lsig 1927 Ice elgsed at ~ 97 lacj August
7.25O7. 32l2c closed at 1909 I. 32l2c; Septeu
Der, 7.4007.47i0c, closed At 7.4507.47lac. Bulk
meats were IN fair demands. shoulders, 6s75c hBlk
clear ribs. 7.40ci short clear, 100 Butter I'M
changed Eggs easter at 16D15a9c. Whisky was at
81 10. Lake Reights-C Corn 70 Buffalo By steamer
2iac y bn Receipts for the past "a honrs-- Eltnr,
10000 bris mkeak $4,000 ba corn, 1913, 700 bas
oats, 1853, 600 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley Loo br.
isSstlaxzslesf ~ n.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room 0dd-fellows' Hall
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND SECURITIES,

A Feeling of Depression in New York, Fol-
lowed by Buoyancy.
New York, July Money easy at 203
per cent; offered at the close at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 506 per cent
Sterling exchange quiet sixty days $4S2;
sight $4s4
Governments strong and in demand.
Railway bonds firm.
State securities were quiet
Speculation at the Stock Exchange opened
barely steady and soon weakened. Prices de-
clined to II per cent on fear that some Of
the railroad companies would default on their
interest payment When it became known that
the Northern Pacific and other companies were
meeting their interest charges promptly, and
that the Denver & Rio Grande was the only
road of importance which had defaulted, a buoy
ant feeling prevailed. The fact that
the Wabash receivers were paying interest
on larger number of bonds than was expected
also had a favorable effect, This restored conf
dence IN a great measure, and considerable stock
was taken for 'long" account. Prices rose
I to Al per cent There were reactions at inter
walls, but each decline brought in new buying
orders and the market closed strong. Compared
with last night, closing prices are ! to Il per
cent higher, except for New Jersey Central,
which is 4 per cent lower.
Transactions, 293, 900 shares to wit Central
Pacific. 16, 600; Lackawana % 000 Louisville e
Nashville, Is, 900; Missouri Pacific, 9,000 North
western, p ,000 New York Central, 1000;
Pacific Mail; 600; Reading, 1000; st Paul,
$4,000; Oregon & Transcontinental, 5000;
Northern Pacific, Il, 600.
ta.k ....x1...- --------, -. -,
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Foreign Money and Stock MarJset.

LONDON, July LIB P. M.-Goyernment bonds
United States fourand ahalfs, 122. Railroad bonds
Erie. 1l2&; Erie seconds. ID: New York Central,
100; Illinois Central 117la Pennsylvania Central,
1875 Reading, li2a; Canadian Pacific, l4sla;
Milwaukee St. Paul. common, SO, Bullion silver,
5Oll-I6.
PARIS, July 1.-Rentes, 76f 77l2c
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
c5TcAao Jrlv Tho T,rorars, ,a,,.,., u
ports: Hogs-Receipts IA 900; shipments, ). 500.
The market was steady; and best grades were Arm;
rough packing hogs, 81 $500 Is; backing ana ship.
ping, IS Is as. 40; light bacon hogs S4sT0Q5. %;
slips, $3D4.75
Cattle-Recaipts. s. 500 shipments q 400 The
market was active and 9i0c higher exports, SIG. 40
1856, GOOD to choice shipping steers S6lafs. so.
common 70 medium, So ,15a5.90 CRASHED Texas
steers, 80. 80 05.25:
Sheep Receipts. goo; shipments 500. The mar
ket was active for best grades inferior fair sheep
$2.2503.50 " ewt medium to good sheep, SIS. T50
4.25; choice to extra $45o $3.50
ST. LOUIS, July l.--Cattle- Receipts 800;
shipments, 400. The market was firm; export
steers. So 5O06f5 good to choice shipping steers.
Scot 90; common TO medium SIS. 250565; grass
fed natives. $45005. SO; .grassfed Texas steers.
So. 50Q5i with the bulk of the sales at "a "a. o.
Sheep and Lambs = Receipts 5000 shipments.
100. The market was firm for good grades; common
g 60 Iair sheep good 70 choice sneep,
800 eO42 ~ good 70 cnolce iainos, - TO-:
n og = Neeelpes, lyVG shipments, S9V. The
nackne hos. S4o4 so: heayy IS 25a5 10
p",-' &c, 80, ~ : =, ~o'-o
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July 1.--cotton firm at Il0llhc;
futures frml July, I103ci August. IL. &c., Septena
Der, lI,O5c; October. 10.75ci November. l0.6Oc;
lO.s0c March, l092c; April, 11.o3c. =
MEMPHIS July 1.-Coatop quiet at lie; re-
ceipts, l04 bales shipments, 1877 bales; stock on
hand. II. $40 bales sales, 90 bales,
CINCINNATI, July 1.-cottOn dan and IN,
changed.
LoUISvHLE July 1.-cotton qsiet middling,
lie. ~
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visible supply Of Grain.

CHICAGO July Visible supply of grain,
June %; wheat Is, 438,OoO bushels; corn, 6,5O5.
OOO oats, g. 53 900; rye, Al, 900; barley 297 oOo
Wheat shows decrease of over !, 600, 600 bushels
during the past week, and the supply is six mil-
lions less compared with the supply at the same
date one year ago
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TRADE AND coMa1ERcE.
Business More Active and the Volume Of
Trade Increasing.

Z
Trade Increasing.
fSnIAHAPoLIs, july L
For some unexplained reason, for couple Of
days past, in several departments, there has
been brisk trade Even the dry goods men re-
port an improvement and the grocers. hardware
men, leather dealers and druggists are having a
good trade. Grocers report both the sugar and
coffee markets strong and the distribution act
i've Produce men are having fair trade. Eggs
have narrowed down to0ne basis, as the stock
coming in now has to be candfed --l2le repre-
SCENTS the price generally paid The receipts Of
butter have fallen of some but, the demand be-
ing light, there is no improvement in price; a
Zoe Is paid for nice sweet butter There is not
much activity m our poultry market now, while
the Eastern market Is low Arrivals Of small
fruits are lighter. consequently there is strong,
or tone to prices. Receipts Of wool are
.tlll quite liberal, with no change in prices
Eastern papers report more inquiry, but no
improvement in prices. The low prices of wool
appear 10 offer very little inducement to manu-
facturers to stock up freely, and they are still
very Indifferent about future supplies Even at
present prices it is doubtful II goods could be
produced and sold al profit There may Be q
time within the year when the outlook win be
more favorable but At present there is no indi-
cation of Improvements The -four market con-
tinues in an unsatisfactory condition Tho Bes-
ton Journal 81, the 18th says: Another very dull
week IN the -four market and we have had to re-
peat this remark SO frequently lately that ii Is
questionable il we shall see an active market
again. Consumption goes on, however. Weare
using more Hour than ever before. but Ills taken
in such ANAL doses or is Contracted for SO quiet
ly to arrive, that the business from week to
week, for some months past, has appeared very
tl1nihg. New Hour, when It begins TO come for.
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ReaI Estate Transfers.

I'D
Instruments filed for record in the Recorders Office
of Marion county Indiana for the twenty -four hours
ending at 5 o'clock P. NJ, July l. 1881 as fur
nshed by Elliott & Butler abstraeters of titles rooTa
No, 3 Hsfna Building.
Joseph " MeKeanan to John Smith and
wife, lots 2 and 3 IN Van Blarieuu's
second subdivision of part of outlot III,
Samuel Harper and wife to F NJ Church
man ct al, lots 8, z, g. 8. IL and I6 in
apoiis sll' 4essss : @q@l''0A = @ 10000
L, Barry, lot 4 in George g. and Mary
A. Holman's addition to the city of In
dianapols ---.-.----.-.+.-...-- $4,000
James II. Hus and wife to James A. Sny-
der, part of the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section 20, town
ship II north, range east, containing
IL acres also, part of the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of
section %, township II north, range
east. Observation-Disclosures z,ZOVOV
William N. Huston and wife to O. Edwin
Hancock, lot in Eliza j. Hoss's subdi-
vision of part of block 21 in Johnsons
Qls ~~s.'isa j 7. 3 @ 10000
part of the west half of the southwest
quarter Of section 20. township is
north, range east, containing liz acre,
Orrin w Shaw to Emma L. Shaw, part of
the north half of the north half of sec
ton B, township Ia range 5 east con
taining SO 64~10o acres, more or less 100000
The Pioneer Brass Works to Simon J.
Michael. part Of lot AZ in Sorins subdi
vision Of outlots IFS and 176 IN In
danapollS .-..----... l,60U.OO
Emma r. Lamme and husband to Thos
M. Bassett and wife, lot IL in A.. L. mss
Reaches second subdivision and add
ton to indianapolis. ...--............ 10000
John N Noland and wife to Patrick Hayes
and wife, lot 70 in Hervey Bates's sub
division of part of outlot 80 in Indian
apohs> i, 1oO.OO
Joseph G.. English and wife to the First
National Bank of Danvine, Ill; lots &c.
40 Al, SO, 50, 80 and 81 In George
W. Parker's subdivision Of lots 81 to 81
in Albert E. and Ingram Fletchers Oak
Hill addition to Indianapolis ...--.-4.. 470.O0
Max G. l. Stern to i. A. Altman and wife
lot in Erie Locke's subdivision of lots -,iE
SO, 40 and part of IL in Blackford's ta
Indianapolis $3.50 ~ ,.,-.:s... 10000
Maria w Kinder to Priscilla Kitchel
part of lot 10 in commissioner subdis
vision Of square 76 in she city of In.
dianapolis -.-s.---.@. = ..-...s.s4 $500
Priscilla Kitchel to Andrew T. Hart and ~
Halls B. Thayer, part Of lot 10 in
indianapolis. $50. 10000
conseyances, ID; consideration .s25, Dos 90
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onE..

RRADFORD July THE crude oil marhet vas
weak United pipeline certificates opened ct SO SC
and closed at 59lsc; highest price. b9ste; lowest
sss S' br sanc SrIs
PITTSBpRG. July The petroleum market
was dull United pipeline certificates opened 81 6De
declined to 57aic, rallied to b9lec, broke to $50
and closed Arm at 59lac.
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Jsaersonville, Madison ! rndianapOli,

Depart Southern Express, daily. s......... 4.iUaa
Louisville and Madison Express 7:25x.n
Louisville and Madison mail D. q 3:59nn
Louisville Express daily......-. 6s45pua
Arrive Indianapolis and Madison AIail. 0sA5hm
Indianapolis, St Louis and Chicago
Express, daily. p; $500 lo:45asn
press !. 8; :...s..s.s...s:... :. 7.oOpn
Line. daily, 5. II q. !, sfo:4s "a.
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CHICAGO. s.. Louis Z Pit.sblr,

Chicago, ST. Louis & Pittsburu
Depart-New York Philadelphia. Wash.
ington, Baltimore and Pittsburg
Express, daily, s4.............ss 4:25 An,
Dayton and Columbus Express, ex-
cept Sunday .-.>s. ~. X. (.45 an
Richnond Accommodation. Leo Pm
New York, Philadelphia. Washing
ton Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily, s., h..-.-.-.-....-- 4.55pn
Dayton Express, except Sunday 4:55pm
Arrive Richmond Accommodation except
Sunday -... $40 mn
New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton Baltimore and Pttsburg Elk.
press, daily; ...-.:-....-s.- .1l:37sm
Columbus and Dayton Express ex-
cept Sunday ~! 5:27na
New York, Philzdelpliin Washing
ton Baltimore aud Pittsburg Ex.
press, daily ....s. 8. 1O.2Dpm
Dayton Express daily, except Sun.
day .10.20pn
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoKoMo, p q. a SF /. \. 4.
Depart-llouisyile and Chicago kxpress,
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ex.
press, daily, s.......-.-....... 11.e0pm
sarriye---C hicago and Louisville Fast Express
daily, s..,@ .-........ $50 an
Chicago aud Louisville Express,
3t p c-s-. 49, $3.50 pnn
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A Corner on the Corn.
Dr. Wings Corn and Bunion Remedy controls
the market Cure is perfect. % cents. Brown
ing s. Sloan, agents.
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DIV Goods.

NEW YORK. July There has been some At
tepton extended to hannels medium dark prints and
other sutprn stus, with fair request for thin sum
rner goods but the demand has been without activity
and none is looked for until after the 10Th inst.
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WeoIl

BOSTON, July 1.--Nool steady; Ohio and Penn.
sylyania extra, S3037c; Michigan extra. 30613le,
conhipg and delaine, 90 94Qc; pulled, 20a3sn.
unchanged.
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CINCINNATI. Indianapolis, s.. LOUIS 1 chica.

Cincinnati Indianapolis, st. Louis 3, Chicago
cINcnsNATI DIVISION
Depart Cincinnati Fast Zine, daily, s. and
rs G. o.s...-<. 4300Nm
Indianapolis Rushville and Column
bus Accommodation W.. .s4.-sI. TOO an
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail D. G 345pm
Chicago, Rock Island ard Peoria
Express, daily, * IN ..e... 65S pn
ArTiye-In indianapolis Accommodation, daily 1888 an
Chicago and st. Louis Mail D. e.. Il ls50 an
indianapolis, Rushville and Column
bus Accommodation .-s...-..--. $40 una
Chicago, Peoria and St Louis Night
Lane, daily. $. and Q. c........... 10s45Pm
CHICAGO DIVISION
Depart Chicago, Peoria and Omaha Elk
press. 3 s. -ss... 49, .---.-.-. z1asn
Chicago Fast Mail p. c.......... 1910 on
Accommodation IS. -. .-..-.... 500 Em
Chicago and Peoria Night line.
daily, 6. c.....s..s...s.. .li:2opn
and s;ssma
Accommodation. 1O:40am
., es..s.-.....-l.....s s.9epm
Chicago, Rock Island and Peoria Elk. 6s4dpm
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NEW F0RK. July 1--oofee- Spot lots fair Rio
quiet az loo, options dun EAles Of 3, go bags RIO
tobef, 6.55R6.6Oes Noyembet 2.65s DeeemheE,
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The markets generally are dull and pninterest-
re. me Board IF Trade Price Current says Of
wheat; Dull heavy and weaker is the verdict
that wiz cover the condition IN local circles.
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LIVE sTocK
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS July 1.
CATTLE Receipts, 5oo shipments, $50. Fair
supply Of local for Tuesday; quality better than yes
terday. Market steady at about the prices all
selling nm arrival
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selling on arrival.
Exports if here . Sc. 3006.50
Good to choice shippers. $50 25
Fair to medium shippers. 49,. 5.O015.T5
Common shippers -..--....-..-..-..--. 4250A75
Good to choice COWS and hefers .s.-,-.. a 25N5.25
Fair to medium cows and heifers- 3.2504,00
Common cows and heifers- ..--......... 2.25O3.00
Veal calves, common to good ....-.--.. A.5006.5O
Bulls duh, common to good, ..--..-..... 2.75D400
Mixers, slow SALE common to good 90 .o0045.00
Hoes Receipts, 3 800; shipments, 500. Quality
fair; market opened quiet at SC to Zoe decline from
yesterdays close. Trade ruled comparatively steady
to the close Packers the principal buyers, shippers
taking only few light weights.
1leaVy packefS.----- % 20 aR0.oO
Light. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5.oOD5 20
Pigs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6O84 30
IfeaRy roughs,r AOU Hk,s9O
Piggy sows skips and stays 800 1913
SHEEP-Receipts, $50; shipments $50. Light
supply quality only fair. Market easy and slow sale,
except on the best heavy grades.
Good to choice grades, 11Oto 80 rs. So So04 %
Fair to medium grades 80 to 100 MS 3.2583.6O
Common .-.--.---.-....-. 2.00@3. 90
Lambs, common to good ..--.--......-. 3.T504.75
Bucks, per head common to good 2.0093.00
There viii be no market on Friday, July 4.
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Wabash. s.. Louis 9 PACIFIC.

VB0D7ISIl4 - LOUIS . 7 eIDIthNe
Depart Detroit and Chicago Mail,
Toledo, Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids
and Michigan Express, s.-...--..a
Peru Passenger. Observation-Disclosures
Detroit through coach on c., st. L.
and p Express. = - --...---... ]
Arrive Indianapolis Passenger. s.--......
Pacific Express, s.......-..,.-.....1
Detroit and Chicago Mail ...--.
Detroit through coach on O., St L.
and P. Express. .-.--,s...-..---
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Home mills have closed for repairs so as to be
ready for the new crop, and shipping demand is
at a stand-still. All futures are handled in
manner that indicates very little confidence in
high prices. New York at noon again shows a
decline and is &c off from yesterday; Baltimore ID
a9ac higher, while Chicago shows the marked
decline Of pc. We quote;
No. 2 red. Observation-Disclosures. 81
No. red.,-.-- -----.----...-.--..-.---- 80
July. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Corn--Iike wheat is lower and dull; only
wanted to satisfy order demand. Arrivals only
nominal. and futures very dull and in no request
New York at noon was lie lower Baltimore sc
lower, and Chicago shows decline of &c from
yesterday We quote:
No. 2 white. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
High mixed. -.---.....-.--...-..--,52
Oats Dull, and wanted only by local consum
ers. We quote
= WAloe
Rye-Nominal; nothing doing.
Bran Quiet; $ll, % bid no sellers.
Shipstuf- Quiet; $l2 90 bid; held at $500.
Hay-Prime timothy quiet; $l2 bid; nosellers.
June 80. 1884.
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instruments filed for record in the Recorders Office
Of Marion county Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at 5 o'clock P. NJ, July 1. 1881 as fur
nished by Elliott Butler abstraeters of titles roOIa
No z Hsf,,a. Is,ii,l;po.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-02

LIVERPOOL July l.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed; sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
steady. Pork, prime mess us Cd American lard
SIS Cd Fine American cheese. 49s Fine American
tallow, 36s Cd. Spirits petroleum nominal. Inseed
Manchester quiet Receipts for the past three days
Wheat ~. 600 centals: American, Is, 900 centals
American corn, A 900 centals.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-07-02

Gator reports: Wheat lower zoe bid cash 7Oaac An
gust 71c September Corn lower; 4Oi4 40 iac cash,
40ia040s4c August Ale September. Oats lower;
2Se bid eash.
NEW ORLEANS. July1.-F Flour duh and lower;
high grades, $5.O505.50. Oats in good demand at
Ale Corn meal duh at $2.S2 Bran dull AZ ~ he.