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Trot.inr for Big Pur,es at Pit.sburg.

PITTsBURG, July 15.-The second day
of the summer trotting meeting at the
Homewood Park attracted nearly 1000
persons. The weather was delightful,
the track fast, racing spirited. Summary:
First Race.-Free for all, trotting
purse $1,000. Harry Wilkes, B, 1, l, l;
Trinket, l, 5, 5, g. Clemmie G., A, 2, 3, 2
Phillips, "a, 2, 5; Jerome Turner, 5, 3
4, 4. Time-2:17a, 2:l6A, 2:15t, ZIG.
Second Race.-2:30 class. trotting
purse $1,000. James p, /, 1, 1; Harry
Roberts, 2, 2, 4; yillette, 3, A, 2; Bay
Tom, 4, 5, 6; Little Joe, 5, 6, z; Pilo,
Boy, 6, Z, 5; Frank Ellis, Z, B, 3. Time
-2;22i, 2:22i, 2:21i.
Third Race.-2:20 class, pacing, purse
$1,000. Gossip, l, 5, l, 1; Marlow, 2, l, 2
5; Jordan, 5, 3, 3, 2; Little En-, 3, 2, 4, 3
Gurgler. u,sy G.7, Z, !, 6, I. Tine~s:l7s, q 2:aS
1.1S4 9.12
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LUNDBoRe's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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McCOMB CITY, MISS.

Pike County Delegates Instructed for
Govao for secretary of state
ESPECIAL TO THE APfEAI.i
McCoMB CRY, July l5.-The Demo-
erats Of Pike county met in convention on
the 18th instant. Delegates to the State
convention were appointed and instructed
to vote for the Hon George NJ Govan for
Secretary Of State. No other instruc-
tions
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them to stand the siege, in case Of a
protracted strike. Both sides seem to be
settling down for contest of endurance.
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OUR Washington letter tells story that
the good mstrons who manage the Mount
Vernon property, as trustees, should Rad
with as much sorrow and regret as we
have in publishing it.
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Games Yesterday.

BUFFALO, July 15.-Chicago, 4; Buff
falo, 2.
DETROIT, July 15.-Detroit, 3; St.
Louis, 0.
ST. LOUIS July 15.-St. Louis, s;
Athletic, 4.
LOUISVILLE, July 15.-Brooklyn, 6;
Louisville, 4.
PITTsBURG, July 15.-Pittsburg, 5;
Baltimore, 0.
New YORK, July 15.-New York, Z;
Providence, 6.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-Cincinnati, 13
Metropolitan,,,2.
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RUMORS OF WAR.
Psnicky Feeling lin LGpion over the
Ecws from Afghanistan,
The Russians Said TO Bc Advancing On
the Ameer's Territory.

LONDON, July 10, 2:30 p. m.-The
Times has received a special dispatch
from Jagdorabaten, uia Meshed, July
11tb, which says it is rumored that the
Russians have advanced in force to Zul-
fear Pass, and that they are treating the
Persian territory as though it was Rus
sian. The dispatch also says that the
British frontier commission is moving
nearer to Herat.
Reinforcements are arriving at Aska-
bad. The advance of the Russians has
made the Afghans anxious, but they are
determined to resolutely resist any at
tempt to seize their territory. They are
puzzled at these warlike preparations of
the Russians under cover Of pacific as
surauces. 1t is believed that Gen. Alik-
hanoff, the commander Of the Russian
advance, is determined to force war,
and that he is deceiving the Gar in re-
gard to his real intentions.
The lord mayor presided at the in
quiry meeting. Mr.. Robert Reed, mem
Der of Parliament, was also present. The
chief director of the Pail Mall Gazette s
commission was examined at great length,
and the com mittee then adjourned until
next week.
PANIcKY FEELING ON THE STOCK
BOARD.
Sir O'Clock p. M-The fall in the
price of consols to-day on account of the
news from Afghanistan, was SIG. They
opened at 100 3-16 and closed at 98s The
market at the stock exchange at the
close was panicky Russian securities
are 2@3 per cent lower than the closing
price of last evening.
o1E.np npvcrrp,,pNr Dprv.rYrpo
The downward tendency in the stock
| market to-day was accelerated by rumor:
| that the government had received news
confirming the report received by the
| Times of Russian advance On Zulfcal
Pass The news of this hostile demon
stration on the part of the Russians, to
gether with Lord Randolph Churchill
assertion in the House of Commons las
evening, that England would assist tn,
Ameer if he asked for assistance, ha
Il oraafaJ porcb axoitamapt
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

TIE people of Washington are rejoicing
that there is only half mile of the old
Nicholson pavement left. They are unani-
nous in condemnation of it.
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/ ERlEn[ kRnEn. ARCHITECT,
DIVYDEMn NOTICE.

WILL furnish plans aad specihcat,ons snd
wv superintend building, at the terms OF per
cent. Work warranted.
rF- Office-MASONl 10 TEMPLE.
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Executrix Notice.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice OF her
l. appointment and qualification as Executrix
OF the will of the late Thos A. Fisher, deceased.
Ali persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same; and those
indebted to come forward at Snce for settlement.
ANNIE NJ. FISHER,
..r.-;v Marble Works, Second and Adams SITS.
Wemnhis. Tam Iu'y Is, 1855.
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roueh and mixed. 81 25@4 50; packing and
shipping 81 to@4 IS; hight inferior 10 extra good.
s. se4 eS; skips. % 6oa4 IS
htsds Market strong and iOa25c higher inferior
So 25@i; medium: SAGA so; good 10 extra; 81 500
50. lambs, S5a5 IS.
EAST LiBERTY. Pa, April L. There'was
q fair demand for cattle oday st unchanged prices
Receipts, l s4s Ss16; shipnesnsts, l672 head.
phiAs. % lO@5 Is; Workers 81 sO95; receipts. $3.50
sheep-were fairly active but unchanged; re-
ceipts, $500 head; shipments, ECO mead.
NEW YORk. April 16 -Beeves-Receipts. car
loads; dressed beef steady al S5o9 so per lOO
pounds; exports, $50 live cattle and $50 quarters
OF beef.
sheep-Receipts. 500 head. Market active and
firmer al 81 1906 D per lee pounds for sheep aud
s. 75@7 Is for yesrIings; all unshorn exports 2C0
caTcasses OF mutton.
HOES Receipts. /. 800 head Al for slaughters
direct; market nominally dun ana lower at 81 50
% 50 per lCO pounds
KANSAS CITY, April 1.-THE Live sIoek Ihd-
Cattle-Receipts. 1857 head Market weak and
59iOc lower: export Steers s. 20g5 IS; good to
she soA s9 9 ngsS s3 49, G9mon 70
Hoys-Beceipts. $50 head Market weak and
15@10c lover lots averaging III TO Sol lbs sold at
So SEGA 20: bulk at So 95@L
sheep-Receipts l,017 head. Market firm: fair
to good muttOns, g 5o@} 25; common 70 medium,
81 5eG2 IS
81. LOT ADrll le.- stDe- Receipts, go head;
shipments, 500 cad. Market stronger and es-
pecially on heavy shipping grades: exports NOM
lnaliy s. 6Og5 ~; fair 10 goo1 steers, oil 1000 TO
1.57O pOunds, sold at 81 7595 So: good naive
butcher steers, s. 500i So cows and heifers. s. -
"a %; stockerE. So 50Q4 z5 good feeders sold &C
81 75a5
aogs-Tnactive and lower. Workers. s. 35a4 40;
packers, 81 l5@& So: butchers 81 l0Gi 90: recep
SEQ head; shipments, 500 head.
Sheer Receipts. 200 head; shipments l 2o0
ID. Scarce and strong: fair to good 81 50d3 p.
So, 10 choice, 81 25Si S. extra, 5@5 %.
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Baltimore and Ohio Immigration Co.

Board of Directors.-Mr. John w. Garrett
President; Mr.. Robert Garrett, Vice-Presl-
dent; Mr.. Samuel Spencer, second Vice-Pres-
ident, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psnyi Hon. Henry G. Davis, President West
Virginia Central and PittsbuTg Railroad
Company; Mr.. VIM. T. Burns, President
Eutsw Savings Bank, Baltimore; Mr.. 7.
Harrison Garrett, of Robert Garrett & Sons,
of Baltimore; Hon. Ferdinand G. Latrobe,
Mayor of Baltimore.
Representing large ocean and land trans
poItation interests, this Company, with its
extensive European and home agencies, of
fers foreign and American settlers special
inducements for locating upon its large land
holdings adjacent to the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, its branches and connections
1t acts os agent for, and gives special atten-
TO, selling and settling lands in Mary lsnd,
Virginia and West Virginia, Oaio, Indiana
and Illinois, provides tenants; supplies la
borers, skilled woi kmen, etc.
IL n axes advances fer plant, erects build
iDPs, sets as agent Tor immigrants and others
settled under Its spices IN marketing their
products, etc.
It encourages the establishment of manu-
fscluripg industries and gives substantial
a TO the development Of dormant resources.
It's primary objects being to stimulate local
settlements, foster local industries and TO de-
velOp the TesOul ces OF he country tributary
The Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad. this
Company enjoys liberal \ 'essoas from the
Baltimore snd Ohio ard Otner mpspiss in
whose territory it OPERATES. It's thorough
organization, commanding influence and So.
pslior opportunities for selecting lands sd-
miIably adapted by physlcsl characteristics
and situation for agricultural, manufsctur-
ing and other industries, will strongly conn.,
mel its sgeU cy AID liberal policy TO those
| desiring 10 purchase lsnds for estates ard
bomfeiesds possessing Il Z advantages OF an
| old civilization, Tor whey ards, Tor sheep and
! cattle grsZing, for laundering, msuufactur-
| ing sDo mining purposes.
Correspondence from land and EN- grant
| SCENTS especially invited
For prospectus describing advantages CT
| climate, soils aud their products and mar
kets. etc, and full information, address Dr..
W. T. Barr ard, Secretary and General Man
eyer Baltimore and Ohio Immigration Com.
| pany, Bait imore, Md.
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PITTSBURG, April l6.-PetrOleum- oil
market was very dun al day, and the fluctuations
were very small. Prices opened st 7S1zc and de-
clined STEADILY, closing heavy at 7sc.
BRADFORD, Pa, April 1e.-Petroeum-Dull
and heavy; National Transit Certificates opened
al 7S54c, snd closed at 76e; highest price, SIC
Lowest, - SC; clearances 7442 600 bbls.
OIL CITY, Pa, April I6.-Petroleum Crude
OIL gales of 10000 bbls cleArances. 2075. 600
bDs.; runs &C 9S6 bbls. shipments, Sab bols.:
charters % 2J4 bbls. National Transit certificates
or ned at 7S54c and closed az 7Sci gh sst price
$40: lowest 577Ec.
NEW YORK, April 16 -Petroleum-The market
has been dull weak and undressing au DAY.
and then steadily declined to II &C. closing with
slight rally at IS C. The market sppars ntly
broke OF ITS own weight. and the Indifference of
the bulls,
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tive; rolls, 71z@15c Eegs-Quiei: extras 15al51<c.
Olher articles unchanged. Receipts-FlouT, 700
hbls;; vhesL 500 ou corn eSooo ou.; oats,
II oC0 bu. oats, II 900 ou.
CINCINNATI April 10 Cotton-Quiet and
unchanged. al 1o5<c. Fiour-Weaker bat scarcely
lOwer Nheat-lrTegulsr; No. red nominal at
81 Os; receipts. 1900 bu.: shipments 46oO bu.
com Unsettled but lower No. mixed, 1876
ste. oais-Dul and lower 10 sell No mixe1,
$50 hye- In fair demand, No fall. 70G1ic.
siley- IN good demand and firm; extra No. 8
spring. 81 &c. Pors-Ruled lower st S12Ql2 >.
Lsrd-NeaK sud lower; current MAKE, 500 s.
Bulkmeats-E Easier: shoulders "a GIL; short rib
g.. h Easier, shoulders S. 30: short rib. s.;
short c ear. g. So. Butter-FiTn and unchanged.
nugaT-FlTm ana unchanged. hogS-Quiet: CON-
no, snd light 6 70a4 81; packing and butch ere.
- 5S4 90 receipts, $50 mead; shipments. or
nssO. Eggs-Duil and diOOpIng at l2gl2t2c.
Cheese--Duu and unchanged.
@lLWAUKEE april l6 -Fiour-Quiet aud TN
changed. Mhsst-Fxcited and higher, Milwsu-
zee No 2 S41zc: May. S55se; June, SSisc Corn
7s12c. tsTley-A fraction lower: No. 63c, extra
No. 3, soc. ProYisions-Lower. Mess PorE-Round
!. Is Cash or MAY, Sll IS June. ell S.. lard -
Prime stesrn. cash or MAY. Sc 95; June. 81 O21S
Butter-stesdy; choice creamery, 24G25e Cheese
1219G1Se. Recslpp-Fnnr, 2.577 b5s; whesf,
1917 bu.; barley, 5,E5ou. shipments-EloUr,
s,SSS bbls wheat, 1000 ou.; barley, 8. 45O bu.
BALTIMORE, April 6.-wheat-Western lower,
Closing dull; No. winter red, spot, 96G97c; APRIL
s6@g&9Ze; May, 955s@97s4e; June. 991z@s954e; July
81 Olltdl o., COLIN estern lower and dull
mixed spot, 531z954c; April, 531S954c; May, 5SG
@54e; June 54g55c; July, sac bid. osts-steady
and quiet; Western white, 47G4sc; mixed. 4S 945c.
Proylsions-Stesdy. COfee-EsSier and dull; Rio
cargoes. ordinary 10 fair, S1S9S5zc. ReceipR-
Flour 4 .049 bbls.: wheat 1000 oa; corn. 75 GO
h.. oats. 600 b.: rye. 1900 bu. snipments-
Wheat, 1890 bu.i corr, "a eco bu.
LOUISVILLE April l6.-Cotson-Dul: mid
ding, 101zSl03sc. Grain weak and lower. Wheat
No. 10. CHERRY. 9lc; No red. SOC Corn-NO
2 mixed. IS; No ? white Sic. Oats-N 2
mixed, 3Sc. PTovisiOns-Wesk and flat. Mess
PorK-Sl2 so. Hams Sugar cured, Si0gl0 20 Bl-
eon-Clear rib sides, Sc So clear sides, 81 25
81 oulders. SIS IS Bulsmeats Clear rib side s. IS
clear sides, S. So shoulders, 81 IS. Lsrd-Choice
leaf, SIS 90.
TOLEDO, April I6-Wheat-LOwer but quiet:
No 2, cash, April and May, Ss18c; June, 9v54c
July, 92e: No soft, 81 co. Corn-Dull; Nc. ,,
cash. 4s15c; May and June, 4Sc; July, 4Sc bid
Oats-Quiet; No May, 3Sc bid. Clover-Firm.
mammoth, S IS; medium, s. IS; No. ? SIS GO.
Receipts-Wheat 40 600 bu corn, 50. 600 bu. Ship
ment-Wheat, p, 600 bu.; corn, SO, 900 bu.
KANsAS CITY, April 6.-whest-Lower cash.
5314c bid. 531Ec asked; May 7i14c June. 1914 977c
July. 7s5z@79e Corn-Lower; cash, 355sc bid,
36c asked; May, S71sc bid. S71Se asked; June
SIC. Osts-S239c bla, SS1zc asked.
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COMMERCIAL.

All conditions taken into consideration the JOB
sing dIy goods trade is all tnat could reasonably
be expected. Prices are steadily ccompanied
with disposition 10 cut at times to secure
sales. Groceries ccatnue a little dull owing to
the wet weather. Butter is frm and cheese quiet.
Dried fruits. canned goods aud fish are only in
moderate demand. Horse shoes have declined.
Eggs. poultry. etc. are quiet and unchanged.
GRIM.
whsat-The bulls are LoA quite so numerous as
they werea few days ago. Alas for the confiding
souls that looked for the market 10 touch SIPS
''withcat break Hquestioned they might be
able 20 give some information as 10 the number
of cross ties between the Hoosier capital aud their
rural homes. Local nsrkets. in sympathy with
the genegsl decline aud weakness have gone of
three points and dealers are more DESTROYS to sell
than buy. Receipts are more liberal under the
sudden boom in prices Futures are in uncertain
quantity. New York has declined &c, Baltimore
sc and Chicago &c
Corn-L1csi markets give evidence OF slight
weakness both in tone aud prices. Receipts only
fair with less demand than uluaL The visible
iupply report shows a large increase amount
lug 10 over 500 COO bushels. Futures not wanted
New York steady. Baltimore &C of and Chicago
lac over.
Iats-Cnly wanted as orders may require: prices
well maintained and receipts light.
Inc folloNins hnle shows the amount Of grain
"a store ~ this point:
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Foreign money and Stocks.

LONDON. April 10, 5 p. m.-Consols, 81
for both money and the account United Sta'ag
Bonds-4s 1147s. Railroad Bonds-Canadisn Pa
efe, az Erie, l2s Erie seconds, 81; Illinois Cen
ual, l2s14; Mexican ordinary, 291l: st. Paul com.
mon, IS; New York Central. 90 bid; Pennsvlva-
MIA, 555s; Reading. S. Bar Silver-s9 16d per
ounce.
The bullion in the Bank OF England increased
G27S.0 COO during the past week.
The proportion of the Bank of England reserve
10 its liability is now as per cent.
PARIS. April l6.-Three per cent. rentes III co.
Tor the account.
The Bank of France gain ID %, $50 0O0f in gold
and lie ,000f in silver during the past week.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cured.

There has never been a medicine sor rheuma-
tisn introduced in this state that has given such
universal satisfaction as Dursngs Rheumatic
Remedy. II stands out alone as the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. II
is taken internally and never has and never can
fail TO cure the worst in the shortest time. II
hes the Endorsement and recommendation of
many leading physicians in this State and else
where. II is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty page pamphlet to R. <. HELPHKN-
sTINE. Druggist Washington .. @.
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A Wonderful Frenk of Nature

is someshmes exhibited In our public exhi-
billions. When We gaze upon some OF the
peculiar freaks dame nature occasionally in
dulges in, our minds res ert back TO the crea-
tion of man who is SO fearfully end won
derfDlly made" The mysteries OF his ma
tuIe have been unrsveled by DR.. r. Y.
Pierce, of Buffalo, and through his knowl-
ed e of those mysteries he has been able to-
prepare his Golden Medical Discovery"
WI ich is a specific for all blood taints,
F. sons and humors. such as scrofuls, pim-
pies, blotches, eruptions. swellings, tumors,
ulcers and kindred affections. BY druggists
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NEW ORLEANS. April 6.-Cotton-Quiet aud
steady; prices unchanged. sales, 500 bales; stOcE
E2 7l2 bales.
GALVESTON. April 16.-COtton Dull and uu-
changed. Net and gross receipts, 500 bales sales,
100 bales; stock, .441 bales
MEMPHIS, April 16.-Cotton-Quiet; mid
ding, 1919. Receipts 343 bales shipments. us
bales; stock, Be, Oh bales; sales, $50 bales.
ST. LOUIS, April To- COtton-A fraction higher
and steady: middting, 1922. Sales 400 bales: re-
ceips, 20J bales shipments 30 bales stock, "a 2o0
bales.
OkW YORK, April l6 - COtton-The receipt OF
mere eacefUl news caused a lively demand for
future deliveries and prices advanced I6GIs Il DC
over VI sterday's close AT the third call June
brcnCft n.09c; September, 10 s6c; Decem Der.
10 40c; April was offered 10 9Sc; May 10 CSC July
il lie; August H. Sc. OCTOBER, 10 sec: Novem Der.
104lc. Futures closed firm st 12-l00c higher tnan
yesterday. Sales are lC7 GOO bales.
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Is your body rsoked with pain aud yoar
MIND tortured by agonizsng doubts as To-
your ever being cured? Read the testimony
OF the Thousands who have been cured OIL
rheumatism ard neurslgls by Athlophoros,
after 81 ether remedies had proved iaeffec-
tive. Rev Dr. VIM. P. Corbit. after long
suffering the exquisite torture Of inhamma-
rory rheumatism, during which time be lost
thirty five pounds in weight was almost in
stantly relieved by trying the new specific
for all rheumatic and neuralgia diseases.
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Young nleri-Read Thi,,

The Voltsic Belt Company, Of Marshall,
Miah., offer to send their celebrated Electro
Voltsio Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trisl tor thirty DAYS 70 Snsng(young or
old afflicted with nervous debility, loss Of
vitality and manhood and all kindred
troubles. Also for Rheumatism. neuralgia,
paralysis and many other diseases. Com
plete restoration 10 health, vigor and man.
hood guaranteed. NO risk Is incurred 50
thirty days trial is allowed. Write them 81
once for iliustrsted pamphlst tree,
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Chur G.

A correspondent of the Tribune and
Farmer writes on the methods of churning:
The strokes OF the dssher should be Sd reg
ulated that when rising il may meet and dis
perse the falling cream, which was displaced
by the downward stroke and is returning
down the middle. The stroke being thus
regulated will cause the cream to escape less
at ibe lid than a more rapid stroke, while it
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CINCINNATI. April l6.-Whisky- Quiet at 81 Is.
CHICAGO. April WhiskY-FiTm at 81 IS.
ST. LOUIS, April l6.-Whisky-s at 81 IA.
NEW ORLEANS, April 16-Whisky-Un-
changed at 81 oj@1 %.
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Cows well fed, and which yield a large pro-
portion of cream in their milk, always make
bard butter even in warm weather, says the
New York Herald. IL such COWS and on
such food part of the fat which usually
goes into suet passes iito the milk veins and
and is converted into butter. This is really
a COW made oleomarearine, and contains
less OF the essential oils whicn give grass
hnfter its excellent favor and aroma
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, April I6.-Dry Goods-Tha inc i
vidual request has been of light proportions, but
May orders from interior markets for miScella-
neous assOrtments have taken an improved guam
ttv Of stun. Clothing and woolens have been in
the request Of previous days.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. April 16.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Cattle Receipts. 1000 head; shipments. 5000
head. Market active on good grades with values
generally steady; steers, 81 60a6 co: butchers,
81 5o@4 10: Texans. 81 6095 Is: stockers and feed
eIs, IS t0G4 6S.
Hogs-seoeipu. 5000 head; shiprsnr, Zoo
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Mock Turtle Soup.-Tske the liver aud
lights of sheep, cut the former in smalE
pieces, add four quarts water, half pound
OF barley, two onions, one carrot head of
blade OF mace, twelYe cloves, q little thyme
and bay leaf and the grisly parts cut of the
head. All to simmer together before the
head is added, then boil it until the meat
will shake off the bones Take up the head
and strain of the soup; next day remove the
fat and thicken with little -four and but
ter and browning; add two tablespoonful
catsup; cut part of the tongue and Jaws into
small pieces, and put them into the tureeu
before dishing up the soup.
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FTTei All Fits stopped nee Dy pr. Kline Great
Nerve ReGtoTer. No MS aitsE fTst 6aye use. Har-
yelous cures Treatise snc g trial bottle tree "a Fit
casez asDd 20 Dr. Kline. ai Arch at. Phila.. Pc
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kye-NO. z EOmlnAI.
Bran-Firm: Sl5 90 bid: no sellers
Hay-Prime Timothy, dull; sI2 W bid: no sell
lers.
CHICAGO KARKETs
IFurnisned by e. z. Kinney 81 Co., Grain snd fro.
vision Brokers. No. Chamber Of Commerce
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LIVE SOCK.
indianapolis Live stock MARKET.

UEIoE sTocK-YABDs. Aprill6.
OATrIs-Receipz, SOC head; shipmenr, 500 head.
But little doing for want of stock: most of the re-
ceipts.beiDg through eonsignments. Market strong
at yesterdays prices but not quotably higher; all
the best grades find ready sales
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-17

Choice shipping Aa- so
Medium 70 good shipping grades .-.... 50 as 10
Common to fair shipping grades......... 80 o. 60
btockers common 70 good $500. 40 4s 90
Caoiee COWS ano he11erk..... ........... 25s4 rs
Meoiuu % good ooHAerd heiteTs. ........ 50G4 90
Common TO fair cows and hefferR...-.... so a8 p
Veals, common - eood--.......... ...... CO &C 90
Balls. Com1ocn 60 good -............ 1873 IS
Mixers, common 10 gO5d........ $500. % Goa IS 90
Hoss Receipts 400 head; shipments, 20
head Quality fair. Market opened active ST about
yesterdays close. but later weakened and closed
anne.
Sell CT light aud medium ..............si 5574 %
Common TO fair light s5e74 -
Heavy roughs. . ......... 7561z 10
Skips and culs 0003 80
eHEEP-Reoeipts, l,s0) head: shipments. $50
head Quality only fsir. Market steady and uR-
changed. All selling.
1000 10 cnolce graoes.. .....--.-......tk 1904 %
f&ir 10 medium oO6s4 90
Soalin o. s COa7o ~
oock1, per neso bO01 %