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4 Noble SifTrr,

CLEVELAND. o.. February IA lile-
saviny crew ard n volunteer crew oil Union
salloTa siEnd ready 10 70 TO Cincinnati 6,
my moment they are called on.
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from end 10 end. Only small poitlona q
New Albany aad Ieif-rspnvills arc inun.
dated. No serious damage 10 reported
Several hundred people are thrown ont OF
employment al these poin.sb by theahutting
down Of factories.
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LEXINGTON, Ky, February IA banquet
was given to.nigh.s ct the Phoenix notcl in
homer ,oi.ile newly elected Senator, Hon.
j.. 5, Blackburn. Members Of the Lasislo.
ture and n number o. invited guests from
Louisvllle'and other places were in attend.
enCe sE aHfIs4 - q. - - =
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The husuuc..nn,,, 10. t.or-,.

WlLHrsDAHEr, Pa, February THE
sutquehunns rose rapidly this afternoon,
and at o'clock this evening massive ice
go,ga broke near Plymouth, c,ryins down
the Telegraph aud telephone wirea.
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" HAVE been married no#," boasied q
prosy old fellow, moro than thirty years
and have ueys. glves my VILE cfcss word;
nor lava ever pscn without bottle OF Dr.,
Bulls Cough Syrup in case Of cold OF
co;Iph iu-f' In ~ ss-Ir-s ta.rar .
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1rs;s. upon having The seal Skin Cigar they
arc easily obtained. ErstcIhts sea!eis handle
them. ii. REILLY Agent,
Wheeling, W.Va.
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Cold In tho aorsl,wcst.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, February -
Tribune specials announce the prevalence
Of snow storms all over the State. The
blizzard at Duluth is the wors. Of the sea.
Hon. gl - 7T'f3 '.rs- 10 e. il. = = : -
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Now is the time to treat Cstarrh OF LONG
standing. Ely!s Cream Balm :rtacses obsi.
nate tases, where all other remedies tail! q,
10 not y liquid or sauif and /, easily applied
pfics Zoe 5i,P. y i s.I7'TI'
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

Tho half has not been told az 10 tho great cura.
tive po,ref8 OF the CHsieum Aemedieg. ] have
paid hundreds Of collars for medicines 10 euro dis
ouCB OF tho blood and skin, and never found any.
Thug yet 10 equal the Cuticnra Remedies
80 "s CuAS. A. WILLIAMS.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK. February 7-rhcrc Is a We Imam,
alnsa desna for f' to good oTmn but Of
arn doing better !gents have pdySnes,, Ftchs
WIG 80 Inch hisached TO &c, Hone to 7<c, Bscs.
stone A 70 7Hc, blackstone NXX to az c'% anI
Lohsasle 70 sc The msrkc: IL steady oa Ill n.
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Cnl,cer Tor FIVE Years,

l!sT,MATEs on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the IRrRLLlGEHcEH jos OFFICE
All work guaranteed. -stg5 a.7E
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. February 1.-The Dror,,s, to,,-u,, :,
pSrl; Live ho@s--Recc!pis 1000 dead: etitt.n,tit4
sV1 head: market brisk and steady: ro,,gh nacs nr
& M SS e. - pst;GsT Al Shipping 20 65si y ehi
30 oa!' III skls - s9aa o. Cattle Receipts 70JI
weak exports 81 2,a5 20; good 10 cAoce shineios
p 6@6 ~ eoa,Eon to medium s. CQa5 60 shanhh
receipts $tol head, ship cn,s 500 heed rsrset
Mt n :, anu MesGy iiaiot 70 fair s. c0l co. mcdi,
Texans s. 50li 60. ''N " WIZ 'o'
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AZ ClSCiHNssI,
SIN S:sinT, Hut Every thing Kept in
G0Hh &iIapc. ..I

SIN H:hinr, Hut Everything Hcpi In
GoNh &hapc. M
ClScISSNrI, 0 February 7.-I2 NJ THE
most assuring sign to b. sen To-day ia the
white flag wiih black centre g9a,iog rom
tho top q Pixies opera housp building,
from tho signal servica office, denotin:
coming cold weather. 1t is the first time
the slgual has been used aud i, could never
have been more welcome. So long rs the
weather remained mild the little Streams
would continue feeding tho flood and pro-
long the h;s!. water.
The view from the suspension Dridsaihie
morning is not cheering. The Coviugton
front to thu Licking river 10 entirely sub
merged. the water being in the second
story OF d~tliingp. Newport presenta
the appearance Of lake with n
few dwellings peering out like small
islanes. The Bridge Company tries
to furnish transportation scross the
water on the Cincinnati side, bn. its single
boat il entirely inatt 9sate for,:he demand.
A large number Of private craits arc gu.
gagged in ierryirg tor 1--WE CENTS paspea.
ger, and earning q rich reward.
The whole lower part OF the city, from
Second street 10 the river front, is covered
with boats to-day, employed Tor pa.rollius
ard RELIEF. The Common Council has ,lt-
c!drd TO ask authority ior loan OF $780,
0O0 iJr !. relief fund.
Ten school houst 8 have been closed, in
submerged or nearly submerged paris OF
the city, und placed ut the dispose! Of tho
relief committee for the accommodation
Of tie snlrtrera. :.
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CHILDREN!

IS As hare about 500 Children's Suits
lett from my full aud winter stock. / will
close them cut at aston;shIngIY low
figures prior to receiving spring invoices.
almost MI Of my common suits have been
sold, but have concluded 10 sell my line
Cashmere Suits at sHch enticing figures
that, although you intended 10 buy only
cheap suit, You will be enabled 10 pur.
chase lirstclass one.
Reductions In Ciildrcn's Suits:
z $500 to 500, $500 to 500,
GOD to 3.75, $50 to 6.2a,
100 10 4.50, 1000 10 1857.
Reductions IN Children's Pants:
$l.O0 to GSo, $i.5D TO LES,
LES TO 9Jc, 200 to l.G5.
Above comprises MI wool Cassimeres
and W0rstefs.
DAVID ASH,
80 Twelfth Street.
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EAsr Liberty, Pa. February 7.-Cattlo r,ptsc,
GmiG S Mims Ivy t. Loo rounds at s. Gao 50:
10 =; ieceip's CG) Leal: shipments u head Hos
market Iism: ph! sadc! I.,ias II 0I7 81 Yo,trSs
% e1.' q; rough u 65 90 recelps 97s bosd; sir
t,1o. rus hneep market ettrc ind firm 70,
hvefas y ooa5 q; common e. tUA3 70; Ial1ls, n,
10 qualy slt o4G 90: receipts 20 h.ad; shipmenis
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Cotton.

o, NEW toRS. February. 7.-co,tnn arn: futures
aay COZ Juno 1l.?2c July ii $50: huy,., II ii
Santcmho. tGSE ttNsnhar Iii &c E.naslI ~
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FLOOD OF 1884,,
Continued from Fit. Page.
Ing man pulled him under several times,
but ut last he succeeded in getting him 10

my man pulleu MIN unuer several lines,
but ut last he succeeded in getting him to
a safc place.
Notwithstanding all the suffering this
water brings the citizens IRE good.nslllred
over It. At the va,louu landing places In
tho city, crowds collect and watch with In.
terest the voyapers who venture on the
raging flood. Eysry now and then q
shout Of laughter goes up, md some onu
has taken free bath. An inebfiated In.
diyidu&! tosk his plunge from the Opera
House steps, md was pulled ont without
any serious trouble. nv
THE MESSING MEN eAPE.
Harry Young and Andy White, who
were reported missing yesterday morning,
returned 10 the rendezvous oil tho relief
parties Mt tho west end Of tho Suspension
bridge alter the 1SrELLlGrScEn had gone 10
press. They had started, 40 related, 10 res.
cue a family living III Stonetown, at the
south end Of The Island, hu. were struck
by tho fierce current ut Ohio street and
borne rapidly down tho raging food, sur
rounded by floating Ice and drif,wood. TO
mako tho situation mofs eerious, they had
tue misfortune 10 break all oar. They
finally regaincd control OF ,Leir skill oppo.
site tho Belmont mill landing and disabled
rs they were, padded back Into tho eddy
below the suspension bridge and reached
tue narrow landing in safety, nnc!, 10 the 70.
Lief OF their friends, who, ailor Ave hours Of
uspe1sp, had concluded that they had
been lost OF swept down by tho current,
and would land, II at all, only ut daybreak
and Of aome distance down The river.
A 10Y IN TIE SEWER.
Yesterday while Tho ws.cr was creeping
up Market stree! above Fourteenth, several
boys with new gum boots were wading
about in the shallow water and seeming to
enjoy the sport greatly. Oae boy stepped
into the gutter III front Of II. J. Smytb's
grocery, and was splashiDg about, when he
stepped into the opening Of the sewer. lie
sank suddenly into tho hole, and went
down Ike shot, being nearly out Of sight
when bystander caugh. him by the hair
aud Enatched him ''ou. oil the isws Of
DEATH" out Of the mouth Of the sewer.
PLENTY wAslIEE WATER.
| 10 Nhu WAS drowned out yesterday.
Lilo came to the door in the morning, aud
tossing his cue ii the air, which dashed the
unlsundrledshirss into fury no bnsied
himself in looking at the flood and swear.
ing in authorized Chinese between meals.
Hi vi, kiyi," was tho exclamation oi the
cue end Of the Chinaman, az he saw tho
waters would invade his quarters.
"Muchee wlater, leap big wet. Illo,e
Wont clomee gain. Rate ale CLONE. No
mlore feastee." At this poiut John set to
work in earnest and moved out, and none
too soon. for IN ten minutes tho water in
his laundry was even with that in the
streets. lie il quartered with his more
fortunAte couutrynleu IN strant.
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EeteSyeJI,n-

,o hGanF F., Febru4ry 2-Petro:eua, wealcr
55eil eaiIels; thar,es 37l2l barrels; oIe ,1anres
!e,H690 barrels. United ptro line ccrtiiIcites
ePenstd 2: :! loh closed at 81 OK highest ptiee
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CURE In EVERY CASE.

Your Cuticun Remedies outsell MI other medi.
Clnes Keep for skin diseases: My. customers and
Instance whore other remedies havo failed.
II. ". DRoCKWAf, N. D.
FtsNeIIn Rnlla II. H.
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Commissioners.

INCORPORATED III ls6a. Tor 25 ycars, by Tho rao,,,s
:atn iof r Sdueat9nal and charitable
capiSi 0, 81 coo too-to which nseryc Inv,
$4,000 has sincc hcen added. " 5 iuiiu n
Byan overwhelming popniar vo,o q, =.
WA mace part o; the presont sats ta,a,si,.,l Se
adopted December 2, A. b, 1870. '" o'''s'isuueh
., me only Lottery ever voted on md endorsed br
noes q , any S sI never scales or pos
Fp.endlt opportunity 10 win fortune scc,na
s s,yiEsh psaylnE, Clssa u. at NEW 'ORLEaEs
aon.s,x 49,, =, February iS:h, lsSi-IT5ia
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RELIEF " ASSURES,

The Bari OF Trade started q relief
measure this morning and sen. out boat
with provisions to the subnerged distficts.
Bnt little suffering is reported yet. Jell1r.
sonvillc and Nav Albany are waiting
patiently for their inuudltion, but have
suffered nothing rs yet from The water.
Tho Ctn'ier.Journars Frankfort noon
special says tho Kentucky river il rising
very slowly, The rain has ceased and i! is
cold.
2:30 =. M-Ths river is 81 lee! 0 inches
and apparently stationary. En-
Tho weather is bsconl;n. cooler, but
there is no decided change yet. A Light
drsz:l'ng rain HIS been falling portion OF
the day and tonight. The river continues
to rise Slowly, standing 81 fact 10 nchea at
10 O'clock, a riEo OF half sn inch i'll ths lis!
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NC IFWUllulllIIy NllIlef.
Transactions 3lG, QUO shs

Adams Expres......l29 ,Sa,h. & chat IL. "a
American ExpsuEi d New IS,s"r Tcn;."; %
Canada Bout heill... 6is6NotthSfo psrIs S ~
Ccatrat fAcidc.... Gil dunre ietrnd N'''''
chesapeake Ohio n lNorth wcsintn '''''' ..7s
do IL! preferred, . 2 do nTricT,nh '''', ~
do ID ptclerred.... l6E Now Var rcui Il ~
O., e., O. & I........ Gu Ohjo tontra z
i!tIa " H. "..... iiti0nio ( Mississippi q
l-1ts.;,,..% .....r"".. do pteiurrrd. yj
u9 rvyeieitea.''. GS;l paei1c Mai!4..,,.. AK
tiau. Il st. Juseph-.. 8SS Rca1nr ''' SGII+
do prefertct..., S3LtlJl L ~ sSIs
kansss Il Toxas......, M dDprctnrrrT ''''- S S12y
Lake Etle 4 W......., l7Elst. ranI se'''' S u
LaEc Shore. do nrai"r."I
louisville 1. EGsh., kTrxns incinc ~"
T. a. A. C".....r;... y Union PaciGe..,...... S0E
H. II. ~ pleiu". ~ United States Ex... %
NAV, Sn uiieu'"'. %, W., ". l.. P.-,....... &c
M WG,i ~ sus ";;.." doprelc,rrd. 2Gh
ny Micn uat Ceh'1nl y! Wells, Fargo Es....,.lO3
Iiu' EhcInc.........,.... VI Western Uniun - al.
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Bold by cit druggists. Price: CuticHra, 50 cents
RtsOlvcnt, 81. Soap, IS cents. roTrEG DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co.. Boston, Mata.
Scnu Tor 'IIow To C.isc Skin Discases."
BEAUTY S KSSsh faSRrf s A pS SfSsg ss
and lntanl!lc lIumors. usc Uut!curi Eoap. real
RNautiilCr. fclwFAw
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MidniIhl-The rivers are NTH rcceliug.
The Monongahela Is 90 feet inch, and the
Allegheny 80 feet 9 inches. There has
been no ruin since day Wight.
A case!ul estimate Of the losa from tho
Hood In the county gives total OF S., 0oO,.
600. This Is largely due 10 Il ilct diecov.
ercd today, that n majority Of manufac-
tories will not be ablnto rcaumo operations
before Monday week. All the mills lie low
and will DO Inundated long after tho streets
arc clear.
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, OK CITY. Pa. February 7-relroleum oneaed a,
! IKE highest 81 1OM; lowest 81 OK: closed NJ
! IsN; Cieavancfs yes crday G37, ocO irres: rnna
= 10, .si barrels shipments iS955 barrels; chsitc,s
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NOTICE.

I'M oT1oE'
: The Womcn's Benevolent socicty will be glad to
receive cou.ributions Of Clothing aud Groceries at
their room lii L!nsiy Institute to aid the sufferers
by the flood. Mis-. II. NJ. HARPER,
y fchS EcCrhtaTy
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;IItusV Il Pa, February 7.-opeuOd at 9, To-
S slShese g. le lowest 81 OK; closed 1t Il coE
2pnih,neats oao!g barrels: eh,rte.s S7i2l ba;lcs
PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 7.-Thc .,,.-,,,.
session was mora Gc!iso bat Irregular: onS,,eH NJ
u u ~ ~; advanced to 81 1915 broke and r.oseI al
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BUFFALO, Nov Seattle - Receipts to-day;
| 1,60o head; receipts consigned through 167 car
| loads. The market shows good demand at full
prices sales made of 10 carloads; good to choice
shipping steers $6.100670; fair to medium steers
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day 1 800; receipts
| consigned through, 10 carloads. The market was
dull and lower for sheep than on Friday, when the
market was the worst of the season. to that date when
common to fair sheep were quoted at 81. 25;
choice sheep, $3.4003.75. Canada lambs, on Friday,
were quoted at S4.700475; to-day, for lambs, the
markets. steady and unchanged 10 carloads Of sheep
| unsold.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, $500; receipts consigned
| through, 104 carloads The market shows fair
demand at lower rates. good to choice Workers 81 70
04 95; medium to fair Workers., 81 650 504.70; pigs
| $43504.55i butchers grades, $4.35 04.95
| CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts Is, 200; shipments. $500
| The market active; rough packing, 81. 100
| 4.65; heavy packing and shipping, $4.75 al. 80;
04I0.
Cattle-Recepts. 1900; shipments. 800. The
market was brisk; export steers; ste rs $e@6.75i good
to fair, 81. 4.2595.25. Range cattle were firm; Tex
ans, S3.5004.45.
| Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 400; shipments
500. The market steady; common to fair. 50. 80
| 4.5O.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. s.-The Live Stock Indi-
| Gator reports: Cattle-Recetpts, 97Q, The market
firm and &c higher for range cattle; export cattle
| S606.35; good 20 choice shipping steers, $5.600
$50; common to medium, $5 0550i stockers and
grass-fed Texas steers, $3.2o0S.7o Colorado half
breed steers, $3.5004.40
| Hogs-Receipts, 2,700. The market was weak
and 10c lower; sales made of lots of 1876 1856
lbs average at $42504.65, with sales mainly at
| $4. 3004.4o.
| Sheep-Receipts, go. The market was quiet;
fair to good native muttons, $303.40.
| ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.-Cattle = Receipts 400;
shipments, 500. Only local trade done; good to
choice Texas steers, $3.6004 to fair steers
| $303.40.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 200; shipments
200. Only small retail trade done at So. 25Q
| 3.75.
Hogs - Receipts 4,3oo; shipments $50. The
market was active and strong; Workers. $4.4o "a. sos
packing hogs, 81. 40 0465; butchers hogs $4,000
| $50.
EAST LIBERTY. Nov. s.-Cattlo-Receipts, AGO;
| shipments. 95. Nothing doing.
Hogs-Receipts, 400 Shipments 5000. The
market was firm; Philadephias, S. as. 10; Balt-
mores 81 go best Yorkers 81 4.95; fair to good
Shesp-Receipts. 500; shipments, 800. The
| market was dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI Nov. S.-Hogs steady; common and
light, $3. 60 D460; packing and butchers, $4,000
4.9o. Receipts, ,2o0j shipments, 1900.
| MILWAUKEE, Nov s.-Hogs lower at 200
! 4.65,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

New York Market Opens Strong but Closes
at Lower Prices.
New YORK. Nov. s.-Money easy at II per
cent, offered at the close at per cent
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent
Sterling exchange quiet; sixty days, S. 793;
sight, $4.s4
Governments frmer.
Railways firm.
State securities steady
In the early hours of business at the Stock
Exchange, to-day, the market was strong and
prices 01S per cent, Missouri Pacific,
Union Pacific, Illinois Central and the grangers
being most prominent in the rise. Missouri Pa
cifc rose Is, to 91k; Illinois Central Il, to ll5
Union Pacific Il, to 49s; Northwestern :, to S51
St Paul {, to 754; Lake Shore !, to 66s, and New
York Central :, to S54. The shorts" were large
buyers, and the borrowing demand was brisk,
Lackawanna lending at l-l6Gt, and Union
Pacific at 1-32 03-64. AT o'clock
there was change in the temper
of speculation, and the bears made
a drive against the whole list. The grangers,
the trunk lines Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific
and Pacific Mail were the greatest sufferers
Union Pacific fell off Il, TO As; Western Union
ds, to 575; Northwestern, Il, to S3s; st. Paul.
Il, to 73s; Lackawanna, 23 to lOl3; Lake Shore
& Texas, IT, to 14s; New York Central, Il, to
Pacific Mail, p, to 48s. The market left of
weak Compared with last night, the closing
prices are TO 2 per cent lower, except for Can
ada Southern, Missouri Pacific, Denver, Texas
Pacific and Reading, which are / to per cent
higher Michigan Central brought SO, against 81
at the last previously reported sale.
Transactions, 26l 600 shares, to-wit: %, 900
Lackawanna, 80, 600 Lake Shore 20, 900 North
western, $4,000 New York Central, 80 200 St
Paul, 40 900 Union Pacific and 81, 900 Western
Union. Mail and Express; The operations in
mining shares were very moderate Bulwer at
5505S, Eureka 800 Father DeSmet 420 a 400
Navajo $50, Standard SO, Robinson 3s, and Sutro
L.
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..
The Election Excitement Dying Away-Now
for Business.

for Business.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. s.
To-day closes a week in which politics has
oyershadowed business and has caused praeti-
eally stagnation in trade. Merchants are hoping
that with the coming of next week will come a
general revival IN trade. No boom is looked for,
but a decided improvement over the volume Of
business for three months past Locally for
some days past there has been little change in
values, none worthy of note. For months past a
great many people have been puzzled over the
business outlook" and cannot account for the
existing depression IN any way that is quite clear
and satisfactory. One thing is quite evident,
even to the dullest apprehension, and that is
Shat the situation is vastly different from what
it was two and three years ago. But to analyze
the causes and forecast the future with absolute
certainty, is what none of the financial prophets
seem capable of doing. We confess to a
little perpleXity ourselves in dealing with
the problem But the climax of bewilderment
seems to have been reached by prominent New
York iron merchant who wrote to a Western
friend that he had been puzzled all summer to
understand how there should lie so many fail
nres of banks and business houses when money
was so cheap, and that he had finally come to
the conclusion that the only way for everybody
to get on their pins again was to work like the
devil and not spend a cent" Without intending
to question the correctness of this theory as an
abstract proposition. we are under the impres-
EI0n, nevertheless JnaJ vastly greater nulnOer
of people than this New York iron merchant has
any idea of are just now doing what he so conf
IDENTIFY recommends They are working with all
their might to find something to do that they can
get paid for doing and are not spending cent
because they haven't got cent to spend, and
yet they don't get on their pins again to any ex-
tent worth speaking Of
GRAIN
An ofish day covers the local market The
attendance on Change was small and dealers
were slow and cautious in making bids Prices
ranged as follows:
Whcat--No. l, Mediterranean no bid No 2
Mediterranean, nominal; No. Mediterranean,
no bid; No. red Toe; No. 3 red, 65c; November,
no bid; December, 75c.
Corn-No. 2 white, new no bid high mixed,
new 40c; mixed, new, 39c; rejected, new, 40c;
sound ear, new, 3Sc; No. 8, SOC; unmerchantable,
new 37sc-
Oats-No. white. pa o. t. mixed 253c f. o.
b.; rejected, 234c.
Bran-$l050
Rye-5Oc.
Hay-Prime timothy, $1025.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
CANNED GOODS.

CANNED GOODS.
Iomatoes-Two-pound cans, S0095ci 3.pound
90cO$1.15. Peaches-Standard 3pound S1759
200 3-pound seconds, 81 .5O01.6Oi 2-pound stand
ard 81 400 1.50. Corn-Polk's 2-pound cans, 95c
0I.3O Blackberries- -Two-pound, 9Oc0$l 10; rasp-
berries, 2-pound $1.1o0120; pineapple standard,
2.ponnd, $1.65 O2.50 second do. $1.2501 80; cove
t065c; 2-pound, full $1.S001.05; light. 81 90 a
120s string beans, S5090c; Lima beans, 9oc0$ 30.
peas, marrowfat, S5c0$1.60; small, 81 .60@ 170i
Holsters, 81. 90; red cherries, 05cU$l 10;
gooseberries, $10I10
COAL AND COKE.
anthracite coal small 81 }9 ton; large, SO. 75i
tetsburg coal, 81 p ton; Blossburg coal $5.25 "
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-11-10

NEW YORK. Nov. s.-Cofee-Spot lots fair Rio
dull at 95s00sIe options dull and shade lower
sales were made of November at 1907. 90e; De-
cember. 1868. .05c; January, S050DS. 10c; Febru-
ary, 9.l508.2oc; March, S.250S.3oc; May, s.40c.