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T"IEi'". o.. Dec.mb<r IA burglar on
;r7e. hoger IN the vrs,s-u part %. ;hs
- early yesterday Mo-gax Being
covered % tire roics be wa shot t.a~-
al attempting ior.caT@ Whru arr.st. =
he ZAye the Eage ~ Charles Fuuk. OF .eu
Orleans. He - nci tzBly %.n.urzl.
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Minority again

First DistriCt-A. J. Weaver. S2.CIi: Charles
IL Grown, 2l,ta'. E }. Neil. LIZA. Weaver
over Brown, F.5: Brown ana prNclil over
Weaver. ~.
second DIstrict-Jancs Laird. 2i.I-2: j. II.
Stickcll. E.t+6: Is. frabh. i.liG. Laird over
Si"kcl, 3..J; majority over both, @.sD.
Third Di~trict-G. W. T.. Dorsey. 2I.H-I:
William Neville. 3.o5l; Albert Fitch. 49,.
Dorsey over Neville. 1914; majority over
both, tx
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NET 1"EE. D~ers8bs I-rsSzrt y
SS~2rt tsr drummer WAp s5as hsasa@f
saturday b~r4ne@ he vac a~Asr.rsl fs.ss
TIE hp'l-S e 1essssr 'yAu: < 60. Ia,
F~ouTtegsia s''r.t. asoi yes:~usay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05
Al3hASh4 STATE MEMS.
Ts~ ~ %.

IT, f1''os * &. tie o9eal STE - Gov.
c-a. IS czas4.@~l - lie sac Bad
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WIN hdi~oH. genius an! inventor
TIL; hc :. had given two weeks ~ III.
valuable time 20 going up and do1a N
The New York Elevated Railroad Try
In 10 discover what c-a-,d - NOSE
aTj = cnre FOX it. be gave UP the job.
Then = l!iIle wom@n took il. She rode
o" tie car thrcc days. was denied a
place Ia stand u the rear platform.
laughed =. 10Y her cuT.o>.;, snL politely
sHulb=d y conductor. and passengers.
BU. sac C-,ove-ci wha. male the
nOs.. Invented = remedy which ws
patented. and shs was paid the sem o.
S!0.p,1 aud 4 royalty for-Eer. Her
Is Mrs Mar Walton. and me
lives in New York Ciiy.-BIk~54rre
v0ETa4l-
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05

p ioGx. IN~smhrg L-Jsn- -. "a
Nrsst. ihT It=sl ssi.Fr wh8 shot asg -
fraE@ asT1o8 SATURDAY as HAr.
'ifs"l 49, asA fOs farther .zaEsuaa0
IT, 10 abs.
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VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.
Blaine electors. = -.
IL Tciapi electors = T.,
u. John ~cicc'or- -.
tp>>TGTtTIGs, ~AnENrsENrS.
For Legislative Department ....-.... 81 leg
against Legislative Dcp~artmcrt.......- lI.s.G
Majority y. L.,
For Executive department -...-...-.. go
Against Executive Department. . s4CE.
-
Majority against @,rE
InSAnIHH
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-Ar1nn= = - q
sent 10 a L0Dsio1 "a
IL 4 poor mut4c
his oan iram
mv7cy j. II. Fus
you'd kro~ = u
him home
ssd :; eso =
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-12-05

TIE iNndO
.-S.'iorsl inl
Auerea fo- tbs
dae- the Errs
ozing 20 To-
s-ons essecrAA
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New York Correspondent Philadelphia Record.
The Sun on Tuesday printed what is called
Horace Greeley's Last Words" and gave
them q sort of diabolical heading in the an-
nexed line: THE Manly Utterances of q
Proud, Brave Heart Every newspaper
man knows that Horace Greeley did not
write line of that bitter, backbiting editor
ial which appeared in his paper November,
Z, 1872, just after his defeat, and which in.
suited every friend he ever had. On the
contrary, he Indignantly resented it, and
went down to his Office and wrote a denial
OF its authorship coupled with statement
of his real opinion. 1t did not appear in the
paper, and for three consecutive mornings
il failed to appear, though each time it was
specially ordered in by Mr.. Greeley. At
last he called for his old foreman, Tom Rock
or, and said: tom, how is this? Why does
not my article apDear9' Because" said
Rocker, Mr.. Reid has gwen orders that
nothing you may write shall go in the pc per
without his approval" lis this the decision
of the directors, too2" asked Greeley. II
am sorry to say," said Rocker, that IL Is
SO" Tears came TO the Old mans eyes.
He rose, reached ont his hand, said, good
BY, Tom" and left his office, never TO enter
it again. The rest of the story Is sad enough.
He went to q friends house, was hustled
from there against his plesdings aud en-
treaties to luDatic asylum, where he soon
beat out his oOor head against the bars.
There we're friends who sought for him
everywhere. bat in vain-friends who would
have taken him to their homes, and cured him
of his temporary trouble, but the broken
hearted old man was kept 10 concealment
until he died. The entire story OF the TRACE
dy has not yet been written. Some day, for
the sake of Justice its sad and terrible de-
tails ought TO be given to the public.
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COMMERCIAL.

Quiet prevails throughout the dry goods bust
ness, with the exception, perhaps, of articles
suited to the interchange of compliments duriag
the holidays, and prices srs enchanted. The
grocery market is fairly active, but without
change Poultry IS firm, especially turkeys,
which have slightly advanced. owing to the holi-
dsy demand. Butter shows an upward tendency.
full quotations being obtainable for choice grades
GRAIN.
Wheat-Firm and scarce for cash offerings. Flu
lures show some interest on the part OF buyers.
but sellers OF same fail to msterializs. New York
&c higher, Baltimore &c or and Chicago = to &c
lower.
CorD-Local consumers report all grades scarce,
and shippers find difficulty in filing orders Some
interest in futures but no trading noted New
York steady. Baltimore the same, while Chicago
&c lower.
Oats-Firm under light receipts. and In good
local demand. Futures dull.
Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Pa.ent, 81 269t75; extra fancy. 50 s5a
GO: fancy. IS 659S 80; choice. 81 1893 60; family,
s. 0093 %: treble extra 81 $500 so: double extra.
81 l5@2 80: extra, 81 oo92 10; superhne. 81 500
90: fine, 81 759IS5.
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Give Them a Chance,

If the thousands and tens of thousands of
weak and weary sufferers throughout the
land, who, in spite of care and skill, are
steadily drifting downs ward, could have the
benefit of that singularly Vitalizing Treat
ment now 30 widely dispensed by DIS.
starkey & Palen, Of /, 109 Girsrd street, Phil
adelphis, the help, and ease. and comfort it
would bring TO wasting bodies and depressed
spirits would be blessings beyond price. II,
reader, you have an invalid wife, or mother,
or daughter, or sister, or any one who is IN
der your care or dependent upon you, and
to whom life has become burden through
weakness and pain, consider seriously
whether you are not bound, in both love
and duty, to give this sufferer chance Of
recovery, or, at least, the blessing of ease
from pain. You are offered the amplest
means of information in regard to this new
Treatment. II you can examine testimony
without prejudice, and can weigh evidence
with judgment and discrimination, write to
DTs. Sterkey IL Pslen for such proofs in doc
uments and reports of cases as will enable
you to fairly examine and decide for your
self. They will be promptly supplied.
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REAR ADmIRAL DUPONT.
MS Statue Unveiled In the Presence of
Large Number of PeopIe-Senator Bayard
Made the Address.

MS Statue Unveiled In the Presence Of q
Large Nunber of PeOpIe-Senator Bayard
Made the Address.
WAHNeTos. Dec. Notwithstanding the
very cold weather. quite q number of persons
assembled al Dupont Circle this afternoon 70 WIT
ness the ceremonies connected with the unwilling
of the statue of Admiral Dupont. After prayer by
W. A. Leonard, the statue was unveiled and
Senator Bayard made the address.
Senator Bayard, after expressing his admiration
of the statue just unveiled, and giving rapid
summary OF the life and services OF Admiral
DupOrt, said:
sour age is one of utility, and our lives in this
new and vast country are filed with ceaseless
activity I'm the creation and acquisition of ma
terial wealth, that society needs other and
eounteTactiDg forces TO free us from this sordid In
huence, and TO lead Us 70 higher and better lives.
Encouragement must be given 70 pursuits that
have not wealth as their aim or reward.
There must be an incentive 20 our youth
10 scOrn delights ana 70 live luxurious
Gays this II is a public duty to supply. Public
respect and recognition virtue exhibited in tue
public welfare should be generously aud CRATE
Jolly bestowed. Nothing should be omitted that
can mold public opinion 10 give honor and praise
60 those Who have served vOrt1ilY and are entitled
40 the pqlm of public favor. The night before the
Matte Of Ab0ukir Bay Nelson said ~ mis- Officers:
Before this time to morrow shall have gained
DeeEsse OF Westminster Abbey sueh were the
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rewards which his heroic spirit sought. peerAzs
Officers Of the United SAFES are forbidden 20
receive, nor have we yet In our new land
venerable repository for the ashes and memories
OF our distinguished dead; but there are puo lic
buildings III 10 receive the statues of those
who have well served the Republic In any callng.
and no place so proper as this city, the seat aad
center OF tn Government Of the
United States ms erection of this statue
n in the line OF public justice
and proper r. cognition Of the unselfsh devotion
of the individual for the welfare OF the commu-
nifty. The approval OF this public act OF justice
viii be widespread Ia this broad land, but no.
where strong as in the Stste in which the sshes
OF Der heroic son are deposited and to-day the
hearts of the people OF delaware are filed with
gratitude in this recognition by the general gov
eminent of one of her citizens, so proud
cherished and beloved in life and mourner in
d(ath, as Rear Admiral Samuel Francis Dupont
At the conclusion Of the address on tfe Real
Admiral, salute OF thirteen guns was 1red, anC
thecerem ONES ended.
Among the distinguished persons in attendance
were President Arthur Secretaries Erelinghuyseu
McCulloch, Lincoln and Chandler: Generals Sher
idsD, Drum and Terry, and the French Minister
| Three nepheWs OF Admiral Dupont, from Della
ware, Witnessed the unwilling.
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Daniel Webster continued TO pass bis win.
tiers at Washington after he left the Depart
ment Of State, attending to his large prao-
tice before the Supreme Court. He had
been coldly received on his return to Msssa-
chusetts, after having been the recognized
premier Of John Tyler's administration, and
he spoke to q friend with some bitterness OF
some of the solid men of Boston" as sixty
day fellows, with their three days grace"
In his minds eye he doubtless saw some Of
them wondering whether certain promissory
notes upon which they had put their names
would be paid by him or by them. Nor
would he admit that, because of the pecun-
iary aid given him, he was modestly to retire
into the rear rank, and let wealthy cotton
spinner stand foremost among the Wings OF
Mas sachusetts.
The most important case conducted by
Mr.. Webster was an action brought By the
heirs of Stephen Girard, to recover his be-
quest for the establishment and maintenance
Of college. Mr.. Webster toSk the broad
grouT that the plan of education at the
Girard College was derogstory to the Chris
tisn religion, contrary 10 sound morals and
subversive of law. He spoke for three days
but he could not answer the arguments of
Messrs. Blnney and Sergeant, the ablest
lawyers Of Philadelphia, who defended the
bequest and gained the suit. Mr.. Justice
Story, in delivering the opinion of the Court,
said that the case bad been "argued with
great learning and ability"
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INDIANA WEDNESDAY, "a 1884



el IS; Marrows. slel Is; 0shfornia, s..
sweet Potatoes0philadelphia Jerseys, S595 so;
Baltimores, s494 so: Kentucky, 50 1898 So
Apples-Cholce, 81 5o92 IS; fancy, s59S 50; COM
Dried kpples-EvaporAted, se9e; common
dried, 4a5c.
iorDis halves. Isc: eVsporsted. is1Ssr7c.
oniOns-si 75s3 per Dbl,
Honey-lS9@c,
Timothy. choice, 81 1891 IS per bushel,
Coal and Coke.
Pittsburg per ton, 81 %; anthracite, 81 90. Ray
mOnd City $500. indiana block, $3.50: coke, lamp,
Zoe: coke. crushed, lao; Jackson o0Al, 50 IS;
Hides, Leather and Tailow.
Hemlock sole, 2ia3ac; oak sole. Sj1sSc: Penn
sylvania harness leather, SO 33e; harness leather
2G9S5c; bride leather, Der d0z., siOa72; domestic
kip. 5O@sOc; French kip social 20: domestic calf,
70e9sl 10; French cali, 8 109l 80.
=, Hides.Ne; cured. 1850; No l green, sac;
flint, lie: No. hides. 1Sc of.
Tallow-Prime, so acc; No. p 5,a5He.
Grease-Brown, $500; white, 5hS5ci yellow,
Drug Market.
Alcohol, 81 2092 q: calomel, 75as5o; canohor,
25gSoc; ccchinesl, 5c@ o.; ehlorofOrm, 9oessl o.;
gum opium, 81 50gi %; indigo. 81 00a3 %; NOR
prime, g. 4Os5 65. Oils-Cassor ST 55SI 60: sweet
OIL, s0c@si s.; olive OIL. 81 ,5oe3 o.; b3r;am5t
ia
81 7j@2 90. Quinine-P. & w, 81 05sl TO- Gin
chonida 4)945c. American bic1rb. soda, 49jc:
English do, 51sgSc. SnUf-Garret's, 2-Oz. pacS.,
81 90 per dOz.; 4oZ bottles, s. 90 doz FiOvs's
sulphur 49Sc. Tdrpentine-3693Sc; English
Venetian red, by obl, 2NSo; less Quantities, SIC
IOdine-S3 D; I0dide potash, 81 III Cloves, ~ q
25c Rhubarb, 90e,9il %. window glass, 60 and
zoe; double, 20 and 10 per cent or
Iron and steel Market
Bar lron-s2 90 rates; hoop iron, % 50 rates:
Norway and SYead iron, Sc rates: horse shoe irOl,
&c. Horse ShOe-Blrden IL Perkins. per keg, 81 %;
mule shoes. g. Der key advance Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe aud Pu'nsm, per box, 81 80
Cast Steel-Best American, per To-, 1Se: spriny
steel &C. tire steel &c: toe osk Steel SC; machinery
steel, SC. Nails-S2 Is.
Miscellaneous Markets.
Raw Furs-Mink large, dark. I'e: pale, 30c; rso
coon, black and extra. 81; large and dark, IT,
pale, sc: mnskrat, fail, 6a3c: winter, S9lOc;
opOssum, 5d2Oc; skunk, black, prime use;
short stripe, 10000; otter, SS96; gray fox, log
Csc: red fox lO975e. hOnse cat B = DC; sneep
pelts, by amount of wool and quality, 10075c;
Sl00
Oils-We quote: Linseed, raw, 51a52e: boiled, 81
9b5c; lard oil. s. 1880, miners OIL 656es0s lubr-
eating OIL l2gSSc straits ell. 55960c; Denziue, 10
9l4c; coal Oil Indiana legal test l09l0lao: $50
decree. test, 10891c; water white, l55 degree lac
11nners' su pDlies-We quote: Best brand char
coal tin. l0X14 12xl2 ana l4xe0, S. 80 TX, IOxl4.
l4x20 and l2xl2, g 80; roofing, IC, l4X2J, S. %;
ox2s, Sl2 O0all; block tin, in pigs, 2t3; IN bars.
Csc. IrOn-27 iron, 3.25c; d iron, &C: Juuiata
galvanized, 80 Der cent discount; refined, 30 aud
10 Der cent. discount. Sheet zinc. 6zc. Copper
bottoms, &c PlsiniBhed copper, 36c. Solder, Il
@l6c.
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BRITISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW.

LONDON, Dec. 2l-The Marx Lane Express in its
review OF the British grain trade, says: The weeks
rainfall materially improved the already promi5-
ing autumn crops. Trade for the past week mas
been stationary. Gales OF English wheat during
the week 497 quarters a. Sls 81 per quarter.
against 553 quarters at 39s 81 quarter during
toe corresponding week of last year. Foreign
wheats are quiet aud in small demand, bus mold
ers, however, seem to be in better spirits and an
ticipate material reduction OF the stocks a. the
end Of the year. Maize Is rec and occasionally
dearer In wheat cargoes "a the cost = small
business is doing. fair business in California
wheat, thirteen cargoes sold at from 33s 81 TO $50
Business to day was of holiday character. For
egn wheats are quiet and steady for retail demand.
Flour duh and unchanged. Maize and bailey
steadY,
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Dec. u -Beeves-Recepts 1920
steers 81 oa7 SO per cw general sales sac a.
SHEEP Receipts, IL GU head. Market Irregular,
with early sales at full prices sheep S39j; lambs.
8 1896 U.s. carload of extra lambs reached
HOgs-ReceiDts, lS,9OO Market dull at 81 2O@
4 60.
EAST LIBERTY Pa, Dec. q. -Csttle-slow and
unchanged; recsipts, LOS head; shipments, 3S9
head.
Hoes-Firm: receipts. Il, 400 head; shipments,
400 head; Philadelphia, 81 SoS4 80: Workers,
sheep-Demomlized soc of from last weeks
prices; receipts, 1880 head; shipments, 800
BALTIMORE, Dec. 22-Cattle-Msrket dun:
bestbeeVes, - 75@5 SIX; first quality, 81 ESQ
8 GA; Medium, g 5O94 IS: ordinary. 81 7193;
l,179 head.
swine-ln fair supply. Receipts. $50, head.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts, ,2Oo head. Quoted
at s295 for sheepi s5S5 so FOR lambs.
KANSAS CITY. Dec 22-The Live Stock Indi-
Osttle-Receipts. 1000 head. Good stock firm:
exports, t595 IS; good 10 choice shippers, 81 500
4 20: common to medium, s. S5@4 40 feeders,
Hoss-ReceipIs $500 head. Market firm and LOG
l5c higher at So 65S4 10.
Sbeep-Receipts, 800 head Market steady;
natives, II to Sc lbs, ~ 6oes&
ST. LOUIS Dec 22-OsIts-Rsceipts, COO head;
shipments, ITO head. Fair shipping demand;
expvrts, IS SOFAS 70: good to choice shipping, s50
%. fair to medium = 5og4 IS; common, SAC
sheep-Reoeipts, LOCO head; shipments, l,45O
head. Good demand common TO medium, g. 259
8; ehoice, s. 2594 p; fancy, sos go
Hogs-Active and higher; light, si(94 O5: pack.
ing, "a 20G4 %; heavy 81 294 30; receipts, 9, 200
head shipments, 500 head.
CHICAGO. Dec. 22.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Hogs Receipt 81, 900 head: shipments, 1900
head. Market 59l0c lower: rough packing, s4a
Is; packing and shipping, 81 sO94 As; light, sac
Oattle-aeceipts. 5000 head; shipmenu 1000
head. Best grades nominally weaker; common
goods slow: exports, S. 75e96 IS; good TO choice
shipping. s5es5 40; common TO fair. s49i 20; Tex
ans, S3@l
Sheep = Receipts $500 head; shipments, 1.4OO
head. Market slow; inferior TO fair. 81 IS; medi-
um to good, 81 s093 90; choice, So 6094.
BUFFALO, Dec 22.--Csttle - Receipu to-day,
$50 head; CONSIGNED through, 100 cars; to New
weak and lower: attendance of buyers light; ex-
ira steers frem 800 to 500 lbs, S. 9o@6 %; fair
to good native shipping steers from LOO to 300
lbs, "a 1905 rs: light butchers, 50 1894 80 cows
and heifers, $685. common to fat old cows, s29
8 40; stocksrs, 90 25I3 65; feeders So S59i 25.
Sheep-Receips to-day, $500 head; consigned
through, cars. Market dull and lower: common
TO fair. sos go; choice, IS 7594: choice feeders
"a 1904 %; Canada lambs, S5@5 % large num-
Der held over.
Hoes-Receipts, 1900 head; consigned through,
43 cars. Market dull. weak and lower; good to
choice Workers. 81 1894 so; light. 81 20: good me-
dium, "a 2594 30; choice heavy. 81 30. A large
number held over.
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RFoduce Harksts.

NEW YORK, Dec u -Cotton-Dull at II lie
oil 616c; futures steady; December. 1l.0sc;; isnu
iiaOc: May, IL. SIC; June, I.64c; July, IL. 75c; Au
gust n.s5c; September. ll.Soc c. Flour-stesdy;
state and western, 50 1922 50; white wheat extra,
s4 50@5. Wheat-Spot easier; options neglected
receipts. q, 900 bu.: exports. 10000 bu.; No. 2
56Izc; No. steamer. IKE; mo. 2 red, s09s2s4c;
No red January, sales Of $40 600 bu. at SOs9Slc,
closing at Sic: February, sales If 1.212000 Du. at
Oo0 bu. al S41S9s514c. closing at $40; April sales
OF $4,000 bu. 81 S65saS7slc closing at sT54c;
s91zc June sales of 16 600 bu at SO 9s01Sc closing
at 9O1sc. Corn-spot lots H91zc and options "a
%c,higher receipts l1S 900 ou. exports. 4S 600 ou
4ss1c; January, 4s14c: steamer yellow. 4s5z950c:
do, white 4sszc; low mixed, 495fc; yellow. 52@
ing at 52Ac: January, 477saiS14c. clos
ing a; $50: February, 467sarc.
closing at 47e; May, lcsssiss.c. closing at s65zc
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Have You Nasal Catarrh +?

Use DR.. James three preparations OF East
India Hemp; thsy will prevent the Catarrh
entering the bronchial tubes or lungs, there
by warding off Consumption, and keep the
disease located until positively cured. Put
yourself fully under the influence of these
remedies, and as sure as the sum shines upon
you a complete cure Will be made of that
loatbsome disease. Ask your druggist for
DR.. JAMES Cannabis Indica, and IL they fail
you, send to us direct. Price 81 so per bottle,
or three bottles $3.50. Pills aud Ointment,
81 .25 each. Address Craddock & Co., 1882
Race street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Two cases of the successful joining of
divided nerves have been reported to the
Paris Academy OF Sciences, function being
restored in one case to a nerve which had
been divided for fifteen years
Druggists in malarial districts say that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
as much the standard remedy for female
weaknesses as quinine lie for the prevailing
chills and fever.
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THE Beyard family has been well repre-
The grandfather, father and uncle of the
present Senator creditably served their re-
spective years, and the present Senator Bay
ard and his father were members of the Sem
ate at the same time. This Is the only in
stance on record where the father and son
represented the same State q. the same time
in the Senate.
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cotton.

GALVESTON, Dec 2,.-COtton - Steady ct
10 7-l6e Receipts, 1900 bales; sales. 6S5 bales
stock, 81, $40 bales
MEMPHIS, Dec. 22.-Cotton-Steady Receipts,
$3.50 bales; shipments, 6,o3s bales stock. lSj, csc
bales; sales, 4,050 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22.-C0.tOn-Higher at l0l<c.
Sales 900 bales receipts. Is 600 bales; shipments,
2 400 bales; stock, AZ, 500 bales.
NEW YORK, Dec AZ -Cetton-The Post says:
Future deliveries in moderate request. Prices
advanced to day $1,000, lost 2-1Ooc, and were sold
March, 1I27c: April, IL S9c: May, l1.5lc; June.
ll.6Sc and 11.62c; November, l06Sc. Futures
closed steady at 70 1oOe higher than last Satur-
DAY.
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Ola.

PITTsBURG, Dec. 22.-Petroleum-Dull: GER
tiicates opened 1870. declined 1880, rallied
10 75G and closed at 765zc.
OIL CITY. Pa, Dec. 22-National Transit Ger.
hcates opened at zoe; highest. 761<c: lowest,
HAc; closed, T5sc. Sales, 3,064, 900 brls; clear.
Dot up: charters, I'LL brls Oh Exchange
stock, 400 bid, 47b asked.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. '22-Orude Oil-weak
and lower; National Transit and Underwater runs
Saturday and Sunday. 1853 bbls,; total ship
ments not reported; charters I'LL bbls. clear
ances, 9O4, 600 bbs. National Transit certificates
opened at 76c and closed at 1870; highest price,
763<c: lowest 743Sc,
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WANTED-Informationo of the whereabouts
of the Widow Butler. When last seen she
was travelling in palace Car, disguised IN
work:ngman's suit and fiourishing kit oil
tools. To ell questions as to her destination,
she replied by showing free pass signed by
Charles A. Dana, and an order on the kitchen
cabinet of the White House, bearing the sig
nature of James g. Blaine. It is believed by
some that che has been drowned in Salt
Riyer.-Philsdelphi Call,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-24

Doctor-Well, how are We today Pa
tient-Oh, I've had miserable day, doctor.
Doctor-But your wife says You haven't
groaned at all to-day, while yesterday.
Patient-Good reason; thought there wasn't
any body round. That woman is always
taking an unfair advantage of me.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-24

1t cures fever and ague. This will be glad
news to the thousands of sufferers from
these distressing maladies, operating with
Herb Bitters does not leave behind it any
of the unpleasant an d even dangerous con-
sequences which free usntly follow the use
of that long considered specific for diseases
of the malarial order. DR.. w. H. Frank, of
Chesterville, Mo-, used il with great success
in the case Of patient who was thought to
be beyond cure.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-24

The husband OF Maude Branscombe is
named Everhard Maxwell Stuart. He is the
former husband of Amy Fawcett and the
present husband of Billie Barlow. In the
matter of wives, Mr.. Stuart doesn't appear
to be ever hard up.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-12-24
Foreirn Money and stoeks.

LONDON, Dec. 22-United States Bonds-is
255S. Railroad Bonds - Erie, 175s; seconds, So
New York Central. S41s; 81 Paul, 76ls.
PARIS, Dec. q. -Rentes. 7Sf CSC.