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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

A farmers wife in Bollinger county,
Mo-, left the baby in his care while she
went to town shopping. The father.
being busy blowing, nailed q box TO
the pillow beam, in which he placed the
baby snugly, and thus the industrious
and ingenious father proceeded with his
work, to the satisfaction and amusement
of the little one.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

Sealskin cloaks must go. For years
doctors have inveighed against them as
being unsanitary, but SO long as they were
scarce they held their sway notwith
standing. Now they are voted common
by the fashionable dame, and the seal
skin plushes are helping her to drive
them to the wall. What will take their
place in my lady's wardrobe is not so
clear, but certain it is that to the much
hunted seal is coming season of i'm
munity from untimeiy death at the hands
of the fur hunters.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

The controversy as to kes,,,.
plants IN q room at night copt;pr. N
carried on with vieor and sos: sA
although most people have - S.a =,
supposed that it was lone s;I p.O0'sa
rest. At medical conferepc ,a. !. vi
held in France it was demons,..ss..' sls
the satisfaction of all the savsn.s = :
present that plants, as long a. ~. 'as
plants only, may safely. and Ava =
advantage, be admitted to thu ~ ~ w
from which they have 80 OFF,. s''sa
exiled. These pretty ornaments ea
learned writer now declares SO, =
being hurtful, are beneficial No ,~ .l@
as they inhale q certain amount "a ~.
and vapor, which maintain ! ! 40 ~
dampness in the air, and, beside ', s
are destructive of the microbes ~, -
promote consumptive tendepcis, !, y
man beings. 1t is only flowers and i :. :
the plants which bear them, thai Az, :
damage. Ferns are innocuous. :, - !
and sunfiowers are pernicious n -
while they are in bloom"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

al whom it may concern
that car-wheels shall be stats s
long troughs for freight - 'Oaa, !
should move on the wheels "lsa Il
manent shed extending the Nh SIOes
Of the line. The wheels ara " a leags
stationary engines and nm y. Tlpe'a'edh
onward. He figures that -. 'Ae trOV.S
be only 50, 500 a mile N 1e cost W.
theory, but its practicabilitv y !. selS
other thing. Some genins : qusa
plan for carrying grain on n. ,aseate
volving drums. 1t looked aalls Il
would be great saving Il ,s = y To
power power but e., as . matter Of fact, ~ ! !,
I: me Fontaine friction Io.d.
tive was another scheme which we, ~.s
splendidly everywhere but On V - Went
where it was essential to have !. S asi
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

The Arizona editors believe that plain
words are best. Here is the way in
which one of them pays his compliments
to his rival: 1.-The red-nosed idiot who
fathers the dirty little dish-rag in this
town calling itself newspaper. is still
engaged in, making asinine remarks
about us and tho postoffice. Let the
orncry cuss go on with his abuse; we
don't care. He reminds US of fellow
who should try to dye wool while it is on
a lambs back. And it isn't because he
is lamb-dyer either; oh, no; quite the
other way"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

For two centuries the entire industry of
Mlttenwald. town in Bavaria, shut in by
snow-clad mountains and dense forests,
has been violin making, for which the sur
rounding forests furnish the best OF mate
rial. Every yard is crossed bv laby-
rinth of ropes and poles, on which hun
dreds of violins are hung to dry. Every
kind of stringed instrument, from the
finest violin to the cheapest banjo, is man
ufactured and shipped in large quantities
to all parts of the civilized world.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

The Spanish materia medica will prob
ably hereafter devote considerable space
to the healing virtues of the earthquake.
During the recent shake up at Malaga it
is said that the patients forgot all about
of their returning to their beds it may be
taken for granted that permanent cure
was effected. The chief drawback about
the earthquake will probably be that it
comes too high to admit of general in
PRODUCTION; but the science of the future
may be able to invent seismic limitations
which viii answer every purpose.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

uAeAA AS ICdtlZcu C0aC ne was the Champ
ion humbug of the age.
g. Z. Hammer, chairman Of the Liver
pool Licensed Victualers' association.
affirms that intemperance is diminishing.
In England. He says that in Liverpool.
while in 1885 the convictions for drunk
enness were In round numbers 90. 600. at
q time when the population was sos, 00O,2
the convictions last year were is. OO9
when the population was $50, 900. He
also asserts that in the matter of strong
drink In connection with crime, England
compares favorably with other countries
OF Europe and that while in France
there are Alb convictions for crime and
misdemeanor TO every 1000 of the popu-
lation, and in those of Prussia Az, there
are only seventy seven In every 1000 in
the United Kingdom.
The American Public Health Associa-
ton will hold their annual conference
IN Washington, on December 8, 8. TO-.
and II next. At this session the Lomb
prizes for the best treatises on several
sanitary topics will be awarded. The
topics will be as follows: "Healthv
Houses and Food for Workinpmen,s.
THE Sanitary Condition and Necessi,
ties Of School houses and School Life:''
ssDisinfection and Individual Prophv-
laxis Against Infectious Diseases. . and
The Preventable Causes Of Diseases.
Injuries, and Death in eManufactories
and Workshops, and the Best Means
and Appliances for Preventing and
Avoiding Them" The first prize for
the best treastise on each topic viii be
$500, and The second $3.50. The treatise
must pc in the hands Of the secretary.
Irving A. Watson, at Concord, N. H.
before October Is.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-02-16

The invention of newspaper story is
notalways agreeable in its results. Two
years ago, a man named Subers, of Macon,
Ca, gave to the papers an account of q
wonderful new kind of cotton plant, of
which the ball turned red. It went the
rounds of all the papers, Subers chuck
ling over the smart thing he had done.
By and by letters began to come asking
for seeds. This amused him more, but
soon his mail became enormous, and from
all over the Union, often inclosing
stamps, mispeiling his name, and far out
running his ability to reply. Then India,
Egypt and the far East began to inquire,
until he realized that he was the champ
ion humbug of the age.
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TRADE IN GENERAL
Quotations Mt Philadelphia, st. Louis, Balti.
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 14.-Flour strong and higher;
family 1878; choice. 81. l004.20; fancy. $1,000
feverish; opened levSsc higher, declined 7s01c on
heavy sales rallied So 7sc news again broke.
No red. cash. 9slec0$l; October. 99c; November.
99c0$1 O01s closing at 99ls09914c Deem
Der. $10lss01 ,024. closing at $l.Ol5s sellers;
dull and lao i4c lower; No. 2 mixed cash. isc;
November. 35 y all the year. "a 0341ec. Oats
steady but very slow; No mixed cash 24,a@246sc;
ing from 50 09Oc. Lead dull: offered at O5c with
out buyers. Butter UNCHANGED Eggs unchanged.
at Quiet nay az Wool
changed. Whisky steady at BLOB Provisions
steady and frmer. Pork So Lard, &c. Bulk meats
55Oc short clear. 5.7Oc. Bacon-Long clear. SIS
05.85c: short ribs. &c: short clear. 6.37aa06.4Oc
Hams. 9.5O011c. At the afternoon board wheat
Receipts--Flour 3 900 brls: wheat 80 900 bu corn
81 600 bu; oats. $4,000 bu: rye. 5000 bu; barley,
IS GOO bu Shipments-Flour; 900 brls; wheat
ZOO blu: corn 1000 bu; oats, 900 bal rye 5000
bu; barley. 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct 14.-Flour firm and in
good demand. Wheat strong; No. Pennsylvania
Der. 99l4 99lsc December, 81 OOH o OOie: Janu-
ary $1Ol 81 al .02: Corn firm; No. white, 48c;
ungraded high mixed. 50l9c No: high mixed. sic;
2 mixed. October. 5O050l2c; November. 49a40
50l4c: December. AZ IA 048c; January 45ia946l9c.
Oats-Spot lots firm; rejected white. 32032lac No.
but steady; No. white, October. 80 035c: Novem
her 33AD34c; December. SAL a. sac; january 35
035lac Butter firm for fancy creamery extra at %
024c. Cheese strong and active; Ohio flats fair to
prime 909iac Other articles unchanged. Keceipts
Flour, 900 brls wheat, 600 bu; corn. 80 900
bu; oats. 1000 bu. Shipments-Flour. none; wheat
3 600 bu corn e. 600 bu oats. 1000 bu.
CINCINNATI, Oct 14.-Cotton steady: middling
9Ac Flour strong family, $4. 500475; fancy
$4.75G5.20 Wheat strong and higher; No. red
99c9$1; receipts. 80, lo7 bu: shipments IT $50 bu
Corn steady; No. 2 mixed, Acc. Oats heavy; No. 2
mixed, 27lsc. Rye in fair demand and firm; No. g
Csc. Barley active: No. spring. Csc. Provisions
Mess pork in light demand at 1878 Lard in good
demand at &C. Bulk meats dull: shoulders 3 as 25c;
short ribs. 537l2c Bacon quiet; shoulders. 375c;
short ribs &c; short-clear sides. 35c. Whisky
steady at $I.05; finished goods sold q basis of
81 .03. Butter firm and higher: extra creamery. 240
zoe; fancy dairy, 1a016c. Eggs stronger at Is a
15lac Cheese strong and higher; choice mild Ohio
| factory, 9l409lsc- Sugar in fair demand and un-
changed.
NEW ORLEANS. Oss g4.-Ylour in good demand
Torn steady; mixed ai.3 whte. 55c; yellow. 500
Oats strong and higher; choice Western Sac. Corn
meal steady at So. 1o02.15. Hay higher prime
$I5016. Pork steady at 80. 25. Lars weak: refined
fierce, 637i2c. Bulk meats in fair demand and
firm; shoulders 4e clear ribs, 575c. Bacon steady
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Elsewhere.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 4.-Cattle-Receipts 2 900:
shipments. 600. There was good supply and ready
demand at steady priees native shipping ranged
at ST. 2505.5O; extra heavy, 1915; native butcher
ing stuff generally mixed lots, $2.25 1926; good
steers So 1904: stockers and feeders, So 5O03 rs:
erass-fed Texas steers $40 800; Indian steers,
$3O3.8O.
Hogs - Receipts $780, shipments 1900 The
packing grades, 49, 1870; Workers, 1865 03 rs;
butcherng grades, $3.7O03SO.
SHEEP and Lambs - Receipts, 1900; shipments
200. Best grades in good den and but poor
grades are dul good muttons, So. Is 1925; extra,
SD. 90: common to medium sheen S202.60 lambs
So. 25 63. so; Texas sneep, $l.75G3
CHICAGO. Oct. lathe Drovers Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts. $780, shipments, 2.4OO. The
market was steady; shipping steers, $3 SO %:
mixed, $l.60d3.75; through Texas cattle s.. $50
365; Western rangers slow but steady; natives and
half-breeds. $3.7505; cows. 81 rs 1915; wintered
Texans. $3039O.
Hocs-Receipts 25 600: shipments. 1000. The
market was steady and fairly active ronch and mixed
SO 1908. 65: packing and shipping. So. 6004; Light
weights $3.4O04 skips. $2.5003.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1000. The market
was slow and weak; natives. $2a3.60; Western,
$50.
EAST LIBERTY. Oct. 14-Cattle-The market
was slow; prime. So 05 Go; fair to good $4 ESQ
4.75 common So 5000. Receipts, SIT head; ship
ments. o13 head.
Hogs-The market was active and frmer: Philadel
phias. "a 2004 %; Workers. $404.15 grassers
$3.7504. Receipts, 3,400 head; shipments, 5000
head
fair to good, So. % $3.50: common. 81 az: lambs
$35004.5O. Receipts, $500 head; shipments.
300 head.
NEW YORK, Oct 14-Beeves- Receiots 100
carloads for the market and 1S carloads for sxpor
tation. The early trading was fairly active At higher
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prices but reacted before the finish and closed below
Mondays quotations. with several carloads unsold
sales were at $4.2506.16 y cwt. live weight for
native steers including fair to good at $525 2575
s. 5005. 10 for Colorado steers.
Sheen and Lambs-Receipts IL. 900; extremely
dali and weak for sheep but fairly steady for lambs
extremes So 04.40 for sheep, and $4.5006 for
lambs
Hogs-Receipts. $500; slow for live hogs at $4. 10
d4.60 ~ cwt..
KANSAS CITY. Oct 14-The Live Stock Indi
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts 4, 134; Shipments
1898. The market very slow, weak and
shade lower: exporters SIS 25 $3.50: good to choice
snippiug steers. 81 90O5.2o common medium.
S4.5 "a. IS; stockers and feeders So "a; cows
$203: grass Texas steers, So. 6003.30.
Hogs-Receipts 9,S86; shipments 3.155. The
market was strong at yesterdays prices; good to
choice, $3.6O03.7O; to medium $3.45
1855.
Sheep-Receipts. 997; shipments The mar
ket was steady; fair to good muttons, $26OO3. 20;
common To medium. 81. 5002.40.
CINCINNATI. Oct 14.-Hogs steady; common
and light, $4,000: packing and butchers, $500
$50. Receipts, s, Al /; shipments. 744.
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'JObbing Trade.
GAN y ED GOODS.

CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes: Two-3ound cans. 750S0c; 3-pound,
95c0x1.4O Peaches-Standard, 3pound $l.750
200; 3pound seconds 81: % a. so; 2pound stand
ard 81 40 Corn-Revere $l.Io: McMurray
$1.lO0l2O. Blackberres Two-pound, 8O09Oc;
raspberries. 2,pound. 81. 10 12o pineapple stand
ard 2pound $l.6O02.5O; second, do, 81 25 % ! 80;
cove oysters, l-pound full weight. $1,000 1O;-
light 55065c; 2pound, full 81 800I 95; light
8Oc0$1.3O: peas, marrowfat 1891. 20 a 80
small $2O2.2 %; Holsters 81 9002.OO red cherrias
sO09Oc; gooseberries. 80 095c; strawberries, S1.4O
COAL j: 80 COKE.
Anthracite, $5.5005.75 " ton: Pittsburg SO. SO ~
ton; Bossburg or Piedmont. So ~ ton; Raymond City
$3.50 p, ton; Winifrede. So SO % TOM block $3.50
" TOM block nnt, So " ton; Jackson S3 ~ ton;
jackson nut. 1915 % ton charcoal 15c ~ bu, Con-
nellsvile coke. sc ~ bu gas coke Sc ~ bu or 81 P
load; crushed coke, &c W blu. 81. rs W load.
DRUGS.
Alcohol S2.120o.2O; asafcetida. 2503Oc; alum, A
05c camphor, 2503Oc; cochineal 5O055c; chloro-
form, $4,000; copperas, brs.. SO 03.5O cream tar
tar pure, 40042c; indigo, S0c0S1; corice. Calab.,
morphine P. & W., " ounce So is a3. 25; madJer'
120l4c; oil castor, gal. ST.. SO al. So; OIL berga-
mot. ~ tb, $2.5o02.75: opium, S404.25: quinine
p. q W.. ounce. 70OS0c balsam copaba, 500
6Oc soap, CASTLE FRI. 800 Ice: soda bicarb ago
&C. salts EPSON, 405c; sulphur -four 406c; salt
peter 8020c; turpentine. 42045c gycerine 200
AGO. chlorate potash. 20022c: borax 12015c; ein-
chonidia. 20025c.
OIIS-LhnSeeu OIL raw, 44O4Ic " gallon: boiled.
4s049c coal oil. legal test 1O014c; bank COZ
65c best straits. 65c Labrador. 60c; West Virginia
lubricating. 2O03Oe; miners. Csc. Lard Oils-No.
l. 58065c; do, extra, 68072l9c.
WHITE LEAD-Pure 6l4c lower grades, 4O5c.
DRY GOODS.
PRNTs-Albions, solid color, sligo; American
fancy, 5iac; Aliens fancy iac; Aliens dark 5isc.
Aliens pink &c; Arnold's, &C., Berlin solid colors,
5l2c Cocheco, &c. Conestoga, 5l2c; Dunnels 5lec;
Eddystone &c; Hartei D i2c; Harmony Sc; Hamilton,
&c; Greenwich, 5lee; Knickerbocker, 5l2c; Mallory,
pink &c: Richmond, &C.
BROWN SHE TINGs-Atlantic A. 7c Boot c. &c;
Agawam F. 5lec Bedford r. l9c Augusta, 51ac; Boot
AL. 6l2c; Continental G. 6lec; Dwight Star, 7l2e;
Echo Lake &c; Graniteville EE, &c; Lawrence LII,
5l4c Pepperell E, 7c Pepperell r. 64c; Peppere 81,
1Sc; Pepperen 104, zoe; Utica Cd, 22lec; Utica
l0-4. 25c Utica g. 4c.
BLEAoHED Observation-Disclosures AA, To; Ballou
& Son, &c. Chestnut Hill. sc; Cabot "A, 6lac; Chap
man x. sac: Dwight star 8. Sac Fruit of the Loom;
8l4c: Lonsdala. Sc; Iinwood 7lac: MasoDville Sc.
New York Mills, 10lac; Our Own. 5azc; Pepperell %;
zoe; Pepperen lo-4. 22c Hills 7ise; Hope, &c;
Knights Cambria, 7i2c; Lonsdae Cambria. 101ac;
Whitinsville 33-ineh, oes Wamsutta 0iac.
Notwithstanding AGA. l2iae; Conestoga BF,
15c; Conestoga extra. I3lac Conessoga Gold Medal,
l3l9c; COnestoga Goa, l1isc COnestoga IA, DC; Con-
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, Oct ID % p. M.-Government
Sonds-Consols, 100 for both money and ac-
count. United States bonds. four and a-halfs,
115s. Railroad bonds-Atantic & Great West
ern frsts, 1344; Atlantic s. Great Western sec
Erie seconds. 76a; Illinois Central 1871; Mexi.
can ordinary. 22a; ST. Paul common, SCI; New
York Central. l04E; Pennsylvania, 1913; Reading,
1918. Bar silver Aid per ounce.
The amount of bullion withdrawn from the
Bark of England on balance to-day is f5, O00
PAeIs Oct I.-Three per cent. rentes 79f,
0c for account
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at I
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-Flour-Receipts, H.,
lis brls; exports, 1854 brls; 5010c BETTER
sales. $500 brls
Wheat-Receipts. 154, 1874 bu; exports, So GOT
bu; shade stronger, closing weak; sales, 1858
600 bu futures; No. red October, 81 90! a
4lOl4. closing at 81 90: November, 81 OIL %
IO2A. closing at 81. 0l5 December. 81 034 a "a!
closing at 81 034: January, $l.04s 05s. closing
at$l 05 February, 81. O6s Lott closing at 81 o6s
March. $i080l.0s!, closing at sl0si; May.
81 llGLlls. closing at liz. Sales. 100 600
bn cash; ungraded spring 93c; posted No. red
05lc; nngraded winter red, Zoe a$l OH; No 3
red 979 096lc; No. 2 red in elevator, 81. 01 q
L021
Corn unsettled, closing steady. Receipts, l14.-
200 bn: exports. 81. l45 bu; sales, l.l84. 900 bu
futures: l62 600 bn spot. including uneraded
mixed. 5l5 al Sic; No. 3. 46sc to arrive in Novem-
Der; No. mixed. 5l5 a524c elevator. 534 e634c
afOat; No 2 white, 62c elevator; No, 2 mixed
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The poultry house should be separate and
apart from the other buildings where farm ami
mails are kept Fowls need treatment which
they cannot get when allowed to run and roost
with other stock: and besides, their uncleanly
habits make them unfit companions for farm, live
stock. and it is dsagreeable to have them roost-
ing about the barn. They take on vermin more
readily than any other creature, and when
allowed to roost in sheds or stables are almost
sure to give lice 10 cattle and horses. Kept in
house OF their own these evils are avoided. and
the fowls themselves can be kept il much bet
ter condition.
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Country Gentleman: 1t is many years since
we first published the mode of attaching labels
to bearing trees without wires, and by which they
would retain their places as the trees grow.
without cutting into the bark and without any
care on the part of the owner-efferted by sim
ply coiling end OF strip of sheet zine
around side limb, the zinc expanding as the
branch grows. The other end the zinc is
written on with common black-lead pencil.
the name remaining distinct for many years.
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TIMETABLE.
Evansville & Terre Haute Rlilsoai,

Via Sandaiia Lane,
1--we rndpls. 7:30am p+I2.O0m s4:o0pna s"1O:45pm
Ar lndpls-- 3:5Oam tI0:0Oam 3:35pm. 4:I5pm
Via l. & St l.. Ry.l
1--we Indpls. Sl0:50pm t5:30pm sIl:55am 7.10am
Ar IndDls... 3.Aoam fl0:u0am S35pm 6:25pm
Daily. daily except Sunday, parlor sAs. sheep
ing car:
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor,
sleeping and buffet cars the finest run in America
between indianapolis and Evansville Cara are open
for passengers at $40 p. Train does not leave
until l0;45 p. M
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shoulders. 3.75c long clear. 612iec; clear ribs,
6. 25c. Whisky dull. weak and lower; Western rec
mon to prime. 709i4c Molasses-Prime to choice,
5Sc. Rice in fair demand ordinary to good, ga
Cotton seed o-Prime crude new, 29i2c; summer
yellow. 35036c.
BALTIMORE, Oct I4-wheat-western active
and higher; No. winter red spot and October. SO "a
94c: November. 96096l4c; December. 99a 0997s
mixed spot, 5O050isc; October. 49a05Oc: year.
4614 046loc; January, 45le046c Oats quiet and
steady: Western white, 32034c; Western mixed
SO Lard, refined 7iac Eggs firm; western,
I9c. Coffee firm; Rio careoes, ordinary to fair,
Tease. Receipts-Flour. 2,6o9 brls; wheat. 1885,
bu. Shipnents-Corn. 81, 600 bu.
MILWAUKEE. Oct 14.-Flour in fair demand
Wheat unsettled; Milwaukee No. 2. cash, 90Ac;
November, 91ac; December, 935sc. Corn steady;
ina; No. 1, Gle. Barley dull No. 2. 81 i2c. Provis-
IONS higher; mess pork for cash or November $s So
December. $3.50. Lard-Prme steam, for cash or
October. 6.O5c; November. &c. Butter more active
dairy, 100 l6c Cheese firm at $3.50. Eggs plenty
at l71l7lac. Receipts-Flour 20 057 brls; wheat
Sa ssrs a - 100 Dg s%
TOLEDO Oct. 14.-wheat quiet and steady: No.
2 soft. cash October. 9Slac: November. 99l4c
December. $l.Oo4; January. S1.ola; February.
October, 45c; November, 42l4c all the year, 3sc
May, 39c. Oats ouist; cash, 27loc; November. &c.
May, 32c Clover seed steady; cash or October
SOCO DID; november. SO.OU december. pow;
January $3.50. Receipts-Wheat, As, 900 bu: corn
1000 Blu; oats, 1000 bu Shinments-Whcat
$4,000 bu; corn, 1000 bu; oats 1000 bu.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 14.-Cotton firm; middling
9A097sc. Grain firm Wheat-No. 2 lone-berry
81; No. red CSC. Co-n-No. mixed, 4612c; No 2
white, 47lec. Oats-New No. mixed, 28c. Pro-
visions firm. Bacon-Clear-rib sides, 588iec; clear
sides, 6. 3712c: shoulders. 4e. Bulk meatsClearrib
sides, 5 soc; clear sides. 5.9oc; shoulders 3.50c
Mess pork nominal at $500. Hams-Sugar-cul ed
9.75O1O.50c. Lard-Choice leaf. 8.5O09.75c.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 14.-Cotron dull; middlng up
lands, 5l2d; middling Orleans, 55sd. Sales, 5000
bales. including 1000 for speculation and export,
and 6. 200 bales American. Breadstufs-W heat firm
with fair demand. Holders offer sparingly. Corn
firm with fair demand. Bacon-Short-rib Sides
Sos; shortrib Cumberland cut sos p cwt.
DETROIT. Oct. 14.-Wheat strong: No. ! white
96c cash and October 96&c November 98lec De-
cember; No. red, 99c cash and October; 99c bid
November; ST. .OO14 December; No. red cash 92c.
Receipts. 1875 400 bu. Corn-Cash. 44c. Oats
No. white. cash. 31c No. g 2Sc cash.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 14.-Wheat higher; cash,
so,sc bid, Sic asked; November; 824c; December
S414c. Corn quiet; cash, 32iec bid, 33c asked; No
vember 271ac bid, SOC asked all tie year, 5aac
bid, 26l2c asked. Oats nominal; 3loc asked
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-15

Eternal vigilance is the price of fruit With
the borer. yellows, blight and insects of all kinds
TO combat, no one can make fruit-growing profit
BILE who does not watch his trees and give them
uneeasing care