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who are now convalescing from
,.,oue let one who has been there,
foo, give you his experience and fol-
owit If you would be speedily ref
tered; eat plenty Of apples, and drink
,ood cider freely. As a diet, rare
,oof steak and broil chicken with
yery light bread; eggs and rich milk
t., abundance. Then follow right al
forwards with dose of fuckers
CLIP TO digest and assimilate your
food, and this, at last, is the secret OF
health. good digestion, which means
,bc manufacture of blood, and that is
,be lie of man, whereby the wasted
tissue, depleted by disease, is built up
and the vigor and the rosy hue OF
our former selves once more asserted.
TRY il, Our word for IL. You will
never live long enough to cense thank
inc yonr friend. w. l.. TUCKER.
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"bRoprED DEAD"
The Pate that Overcamc .IitsIe Mae
and Ave other foyeruora

u.s 49, -
.. ~ ." eo,srn",s'
nppioPos o, .ne sudden death o
uen veo' ID. mcSieilah, we note tina
sno neW iork oun points out The
Tn,,, ar ract, .nat Governor DOWN.
0mn.on, UUverh9r S,,as wright, Gov
il,ahi y. marcy, governor
anu Shle, Jusuce sanford Il
Shuf'ni anu u.vrrnor IL. H. Fenion,
AZ OF new fork state, dropped dead
-, near ulsease, and under quite
inuen'lchi circuhsthnces--each OF them
Hing "nile reading leiier, except
Marcy, VINO was perusing Cowpers
pvunisi
hoiu your hanhs against the ribs
on yuur iei. siue, iront-ihe regular,
s.eauy oeatihg OF the great force
pump oi tne system, run by an I'M
hnown anu mysterious engineer, Is
awiul III It's linpressivenessl
rev persons like to count their
oWn Pulse beats, and fewer persons
SUI cnyoy hiafking the "tbub-thub''
Oh tneir own heart.
w nat II II should skip beat y
as matter OF TACT, the heart Is
tue least susceptible to primary dis
ease OF any OF our vital organs. 1t
IS, however, very much Injured by
certain iong-coniinued congestion OF
the vital organs, like the kidneys.
liver and stomach. Moreover, blood
filled with uric acid produces a rhcu-
ihatic tendency, aud is very Injurious
10 healthfll heart action-it often
proves 1aial, anu OF course. the uric
acid comes from impaired kidney ac-
tor.
hoperts, the great English author
y, says That heart disease is chiefly
secondary to some more fatal malady
IN the blood or other vital organs.
Ihat ID, 1t Is not the original source
OF the fatal malady.
The work Of the heart Is to force
blood into every part of the system.
II the organs are sound il is an easy
TASK. II they are at all diseased, IL is
very nara task. Take as an illus
trallon: The Kidneys are very sub
Ject to congestion and yet, being de-
iicient IN the nerves of sensation, this
congested condition is not indicated
by pain. IL may exist for years, I'M
Known, even TO ply sicians, and If II
does not result III complete destruc-
uon OF the kidneys, the extra work
which Is forced upon the heart weak
ems IL every year. and-a "myste.
rious' sudden death claims another
victim
ms rs the true history of "heart
ulsease. -so-cailed, which in reality
Is chieiy asecondary elect OF Brights
disease OF the Kidneys, and Indicates
the universal need Of that renowned
specihc, warmers safe cure.
IL. +. Larabee, Esq, of Boston, who
was ny II so wonderfully cured OF
Brights disease, in 1873, SAYS that
with Its disappearance went the dis
tressing heart disorder, which he
then discovered was only secondary
TO the renal trouble.
There is a general impression that
me medical profession is not at fault
II II frankly admits that heart disease
Is the cause OF death. In other words,
cure OF heart disease is not expected
OF them!
There may be no help for broken
down, WORKOUT, apoplectic heart, but
there is help for the kidney disor-
ders, which In most cases. is respon-
sible for the heart trouble, aud If its
use put money and fame into the
treasury OF the profession instead of
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which enables the stomach TO throw of the
yoke Of dyspepsia ise fiected through the aid
ally In warning with all disorder " hich affect
the digestive orgads. the liver and the bowels,
When the dyspeptic experiences heartburn,
miliar symptoms OF his malady, a windglass'
full of this matchloas stOmAehic Will dissip ate
them, and pursuance of this remedy bring
about cure. Constipation and blionsness,
ey Is to the relief of whi'h aperi nts and
cathartios are inadequate, also yield To this
fine alternative The restoration OF appetite
and nightly repose, aud the disappearance OF
those nervous symptoms that habitually an
noy the chronic sufferer from dyspepsia. also
eusue upon the use of the blttets. which Is like.
wise a standard remed- and preventive OF
fever and ague rheumatism. kidney and blad
der troubles and debility.
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81. LouIs. November s.-Flour- Quiet and
unchanged
Wheai-Higher aud iIm, but top prices were
not maintained and trading was only moder-
ate No 2 red, cash, 95l4CG95is: November.
Sih@sSh closing at 9ss; December. gyte9os:
9sis@SsY: May, 05yS@it0E. closing at 100 y.
Corn-Strong and higher, especially Noyem'
her snd year No s 5i.Sa a, 'sh ysar
siA.1a35Is. closing al 81 bid; May, $50
oats-Firm and higher, No, mixed, cash.
Corn meai-Duil and unchanged at sOaI IS
Provisions-Firm and higher. with fair trad
Pork-Higher and dull
Lard Hi CHER at $4,000
Bu'k Meats-strong. Long clear s.; short
rib s 0t short clear. 10. 90
Bacon-Long clear, bOG5 CO. short RIO. bO
as co. short clear, 6&96S5.
Hams-9 5O9lO o.
AFTERNOON BOARD
At the afternoon board wheat was 10 &c
easier.
Corn-tsc lower.
Oats Dull; no sales.
Live stock.
ST. LOUIS. November 9.-csttle : Receipts,
90 shipments 700 slow and quiet. Native
shipping steers. 76ts5 90 mixed lois Of butch
ering stock, 1893 2S stockers and feeders
| Hogs-Rcceipts, 400 The market Is active
/ and higher at i59S75. ..s,
| SheeD-keCIlpts, lsVb knlpututh. ltluVs DtNl
grades in fair demand but prices very quiet
medium, 1904 70; Texans, / 65@275
chicago Gram Market.
CHICAGO, November 9.-Flour STEADY ant
wheatS-opcned k@9c lower. hut steadi,
advanced Aaytc broke Of Nc and closed -
higher than Saturday. Noyember, 6hgHh
closed at s7j.aak: December, ssGSsT ..elosei
ssS MAY, p5Ntf96 closed at 95Ha95k. ~
Corn-Very strong; Influenced by light re
ceipis the prices for Eovembsr advanced J 20
higher for November, Xc hig CT. for year an.
| Nc higher for May than Saturday. Cash, "
November, 4lel4l,s closed at an year. SgAa
SgI.c. closed at sss9sSh. May, SsheSsa
PoTi1Aedve. opened loo higher, advance
iOh@l5c additional, declined lOel2H. az
cioseS al 4 7Siis "a x, December closed OF 81
/ as 10 January closed al 5sJs@s 60.
Lard, Firm, prices advanced Il.Sl2hc g. ca,
~. receded 2t@5o and closed heavy. SSsl
c o. 1el6 10. January closed at l5@G l7k.
BIxed Meats-steady,
| Dry salt shoulders 3 5Oe3 70,
short Ribs---4 s5st4 20,
} short Cleared 0ba5 10
| Mhiskey---StoGdy al IL
AFreRsooS. BOARD,
Al the afternoon board wheat was stead
and unchanged;
Corn-h9Ae higher.
I Pork, -7k9lOc igher.
q Lard-unchRnged.
Live stock.
CHICAGO. November . The Drovers Jot
nal reports: cattle = receipts 5000 shl
i ments. 2 100. market generally stronger. shl
3 ping steers lOet5 50, stockers and feede
, l256ti 90 cows. bulls and mixed. l coos
= through Texas cattle are stronger al Y
60. western rangers are hrner nati'
and hAlf.breeds. 66ldl 60 cows, 6O@S
If. wintered Texans, 0Oss3 50.
q zoos 70
sheep-Rsceipts s60o; shipments, i,oOG b
grades firm; Texans, wea keB natives,
a7G western. OOd3 %. Texans, pOs2
l. lambs per head. sOoGt IS
MI The blowers Journal special cable from
J" eTpool quotes the beet American steers
Y. higher at lsc dressed,
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Notice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against A, NJ, Dinehart, assignor, lately
doing business In Waco. Texas TO presenl the
10 the uhdersigned. who has been d ly ap-
pointed assignee Of the said assignor, or the
benefi OF his creditors. at my office In the city
OF AGO, Texas on or before the fifth day OF
MAY, 1855, and also said creditors, c0nsenting
TO said assignment are IN itructed To make
known 10 me their consent In writingon or be.
fore the fifth day of March, 1886.
Dated st Waco this. 18th day OF October. ISIS,
Jso. 7. WALTON,
Assignee OF A. NJ Dinehart
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Grain ana HAY,
Cofn-whitc. per bu. Is to SOC.
Oap--tacks, 3Oc612ic.
MhcAt--tOc@70c per bushel
| Nicaragua wheat 900
Millet--per ton. tsai0
| Prairie hay-per ton. t5tlb.
Hides and Psltry.
bbidesMDfy Mint II to lsse' dry salt 10 to II
ies-Deer skins. ib to i7c, antelope. 10
lec; seal skins, IS 70 zoe, snecp pclta. as pc
wool, 10 To tSo; shenrlings, 10 to tbc.
Tailow-Prime, SIC taliow grease, q. to s,
rease. yellow TO brown. 4 to &C.
groceries.
Bacon-short ciear, 7sc,
HamA-ll TO lie.
Molasses- Louisiana, 30 to 5sc Losisian,
oodoe-fair, sx to iocs prime Rio. 10 to 1
choice Rio, 10 To IKE: peahorry, ia6fi8xr
sugars--Brown. 6ei6kc; W, sS@sc wn
7&@sc; graduated. Sc
flour-0rdinary; per 100 lbs. 225 TO 260 fs
Y, "a psten, process, 800 to so fancy pa
Dat meal-Helf barrels, 40 rs. gfils, bar
Coarse Salt per bartel,2 20: dairy. s 2s
Rice Choice Louisiana 20 per ID: prime 6k
starch-Pearl &c; X. O., 20 lbs, bulk. So.
Miscellaneous--Blaek pepper. 2Oc; soap, white
Per box. STs; RxIa Family soap, per Dor,
d %. Palm. $3.50 Navy Hue soap ,s ID
OIL kerosene. ITO test 2-5s, 100 kerosene, lie
test ILLS; 9.st kerosene, $50 test 2-6s AGO. bar.
Id, Ito &c. Lima Sc.
Fruit. Poultry. GRme. Etc.
Appples-Northern. per barrel $3.50 4
Lemons-Paiermo, o. 10 to g. 90
. Irish potatoes--Northern, II peck barrels,
~ 80, per bushel zoe
Cabbage western per crate. t275.
Chickens Per dozen, O. % TO g. so turkeys
$500 TO IS co.
onions-sl75as 90 per barrel.
Eggs-i2S@l5c per dozen.
Buttsr--Chcice western. Is 10 SOC, country, rs
to SOC.
Oranges --Mcssina S; Imperial 90 so
Cheese-full cream. i2k@ltc; western
scimmed. l0c. Y. A. full cream $50
Dried approximation, sc; N. Y. sliced SIC.
evaporated, so lbs boxes, DC.
krout- Per barrel, o. 80: half barrel, o. so
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Msyville, Mo, j v Edwards, Gaines.

Mayville, Mo, j v Edwards, Gaines.
Vile; w g Reyner, Cleveland, o; +
Maceo, Cleveland, Oh Levinski, city
G j Brier, Waco; Lee Cotton, Gal
weston; ID II Scoville, city; b Wolf.
e II Ormsby, b W s Rogers, Kansas
City; Joe Caplin, L Havcson, Paris,
Tex; L Bull. I'd Brown, Kansas
CITY; J II Smiihson, Memphis, Tenn;
j McEvol, Denver, Col; u X Will
Jams, Texarkana; r j Davis aud lady,
Gainesville; Fred Cohen, New York;
II II Howard, Galveston; s S Ashe.
Houston; Mat Stensey. + McGloney,
Hoakley; Robt Dowell. Dallas;
Nat Kramer, Fort Worth; WIG Heath
aud lady, Cincinnati; j 4 Walker,
Fort Worth; Joseph Dengman. Deni-
son; w b Glenn. Texas and st Louis
railroad; John Harrison. county; L +
Rope, Louisville, Ky; l. Z Alfred,
Galveston; Mrs Iiickliu and John W
IIickliu, Morgan; g X Scott, Corsi-'
cana.
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At times, but not always, for you
will find it to your interest to COM
pare our latest styles in hats and
bonnets with those of other houses in
the city. Mrs. ELLA 3. COHEN.
Fashion Bazaar.
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Genuine pure Louisiana syrup.
Genuine pure full cream cheese.
Genuine Limburger cheese.
Genuine Swiss cheese.
Choice spiced pigs feet and tripe.
New curranis, raisins, citrons,
prunes, and all varieties of domestic
dried fruits. Thurber's ninhan corn,
Thurber's fine canned peas, fruits,
vegetables; all varieties of canned
fruits and vegetables from Baltimore
and California. Best goods, lowest
prices, prompt delivery, full satiiac-
tiOn every time. Please let us hear
from you. We are, as ever, joyfully
yours, A. JONES TAYLOR Il Bro.
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Whittaker's mild, sugar-cured hams
at G. g. McCulloch's.
Fresh dried beef, Clipped, at G. O.
McCulloch's. -
Fresh, mow-white, pure lard ut G.
@. McCulloch's.
Fresh roasted and ground Mocha
java and Rio coffee, at q. q. McCul,
lOch's.
No. l Shore mackerel at c. G. Nc
Culloch's. la
Dried apples at twenty pounds fol
81, at G. q. MoCulloehs.
The best retail stock of grocerie
ever bought for central Texas, at Z
q. McCullOch's.
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STRAIGHT TALK.
An Enterprising business Mans III
forts 90 Increase WacO's trade.


There is not a business man in Waco
with more push, energy and
business sagacity than Maj. A. Hinch-
mau. lie has been in business in
Waco, for eleven years, and In that
time, by intelligent and Legitimate
effort, has succeeded in building up
one ofthe most extensive agricultural
implement, machinery and carriage
houses In the state. Major Hinch-
man himself is nh extensive farmer in
this county, and consequently has
every means of knowing what I'M
plcments are best adapted to our
black-waxy soil. The major has still
another material advantage over his
competitors. He owns the property
he occupies, and is thus relieved of
the burden of high rents. This ad
vantage Major Hinchman divides
with his customers, and as result his
business is growing all out OF proper
ton to that of similar establishments
in Waco. Among the specialties
handled by him are Rusbford wag ons,
Flying Dutchmsn sulky plows, war
ranted to turn a square corner, Mo-
line cultiyators, Moline walking
plows, Canton clipper tricycle. sulky
plows, Oliver chilled sulky plows
Rose disc harrows and seeders
Minneapolis twiue binders, Deering
mowers, Jackson aud La Belle wag-
ons, Champion engines, Hall gins
Brown gins, Reynold presses, blu g
gies and carriages of all descriptions
In addition to this he handles large
quantities of barb wire.
Major Hinchman has recently pur
chased at bargain, fifty leather
top, steel axle buggies. He is conse'
quently prepared to offer special in
ducements to those contemplating
the purchase OF anything IN this line
Buggies from $50 up. A special bar
gain in the way of farm machinery II
new Brown gin, feeder and conden'
ser, latest impro ed, now offered a
So per saw. This is genuine bar
| gain. This establishment will otfe
such Inducements TO parties cominI
from a distance that tho expenses
the trip will be more than covere'
by the difference In prices betwee
the home market and Hinchman.
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That nothing equals fuckers zip
Improved Iron Invigorator, for bring
ing Joy and happiness TO their homes.
Red, rosy cheeks on our mothers
and babes makes us forget all our
sorrows.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-10

Our prescription department is one
of the most complete In the city, and
under the management Of thorough,
careful and experienced prescrip-
tionists. w. A. Williamson Il Co.,
Fourth and Austin.
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wool.
CITY MARKS Ts

81, LOUIS November o.-wool-Th market h
steady and unchanged; tub washed 2saseil
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We have full line OF fall and win.
ter goods, felt and velvet hats, fan.
cy velvets and trimmings of all kinds
We invite you to visit us. Fourth
street. opposite side of the street from
the Pacific Hotel.
Miss KATE STourE.
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Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store"-his
"simple remedies" the people do take,
aud attest daily of their merit.
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Mr.. w. M.Bell has the agency for
Behrens' Aromatic Iron Tonic aud
Southern Liver Pills in East Waco.
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Just received, bottles for covering,
at w. A. Williamson Il Co.'s, Fourth
and Austin.
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the leading physicians and chemists, for theil
purity and wholesOmrness. Beware conn
ierfeit. aud ask your grocer or druggist foT
he genuine criticize, manufactured by Dr. J. a.
Siegert a Sons.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-11-10

Exports this week Great Britain, 2LsgI
France, $50; Continent 56sse: Stock at United
States ports this day. l,siO; this day last yeat
TkO cop
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used for children teething, u soothes
| The child, softens the gums, allavs all pains
cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy
dlAIrhUA.
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ID. HabeTs new clothing depart
ment is stocked with the newest
styles, best fitting aud best made
clothing in the city.
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Fresh groceries and country pro-
duce at Wood IL Co.'s, west sid,
quare.
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The bath house at the Waco laun
dry is now open on Sunday morning
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COMMERCIAL.
WACO COTT0N MARKET

WACO Texas. November .. - Market
Improving, but no change In price.
Receipts to-day. b5l bales total to date
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EKw ORLEANS. November 9-Futures opened
steady. became firm, closing easy, TO 7 points
higher than Saturdays cl Sc.
First Call. Closing
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Most elegant line of toilet goods
aud perfumery in the city, at W, A.
Williamson AZ Co.'s drug store,
Fourth aud Austin.
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Progressive euchrc at Taft's.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.


NEW YoRE. n vember 9.-Futures CLOSED
steady ! 10 points higher
sales, 2lSloO.
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cheese are again quoted dull. Eggs were very
WEAK and sales were slow.
GRAIN.
Wheat Prices have toned up slightly and We
note very good demand for all grades cash ship
ments. Receipts meager. Shipments 10 interior
points fair. Futures show some inquiries but
sellers are few. seaboard continues weak and is
shade lower than Yesterday New York was of
&c. but strengthened up later in the day.
corn-All grades are about in the same position.
with good demand and fair offerings. Receipts
light. Futures not imputed for. Sesboard firmer
al New York; Baltimore and Chicago dull.
Osts-Stea6y. Cash stock Ia fair demand.
Tho following table shows the receipts Of grain
al this point for me Pest twenty-iour hours:
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Minute Pudding -P1t a pint of milk prop
eIly sslted into a clean quart s.ew.psn; nave
ready basin OF -four; as soon az the milk
boils take some -four in the left hand aud IL
il fall lightly into the milk which noss b
kept boiling fast the whole time); stir With
out ceasing, adding -four until it IL about the
consistency of porridge, then let IL boil
few minutes lonGsr, still keeping il stirred.
Turn it out on a hot dish, stick pieces OF bat
ter all over il, sprinkle sugar and grass some
nutmeg. when the butter aud sugar will melt
and miDgle, and, running all over aud
around il, form delicious sauce. DO not
be to9 sparing OF butter aud sugar. and the
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Shipping, 81 @@5 20: lcommou to medium, e. 50
a. s. feeders. s4G4 20: cows. 50 1913 so.
dcgs- ReceipIs. s.740 he&d- MRrEet steady aud
strong; lots AVERAGE l5s 70 sos lbs, SOLD AZ q coo
IL; bulk st s. q 90 %.
sheep-Receiptk. 7s5 head. Market steady: fair
tosood muitons Ss@i; common 70 medl1m, g IS
az IS.
NEW YoRk. May 6-Beevss-Receipts. ISL car
loads. Ma ket frrner: common 10 prime steers
sold az st4@6 10 per To- pounds live weight,
and fat bulls So Goat co. no choice steers in the
market. Exporters used 20 ear loads: shipments,
4SO live cattle, 2li0 quarters OF beef. and 40
saeeD-Receipts s, SEQ head: fair trade bu, closed
cay; common to exus unshofn sheep, sS06 l2%
per lOO pounds: clipped DO az 81 20a5 p: nnshOrn
yeaIlings at sea- j219 and spring lambs al s. 2j9
Hogs-Receipts, s. 900 head. Market quiet and
ntcoaBeed a. the nominal range OF 81 20Gi 50 per
10 rounds
ST. LOUIE, Hey 6-Csuls-R Receipts, 200 head;
shipments, l,o head. Market active and firm;
exporters nOmlnRiy IS 60IS &c; shipping steers OF
from 90. 70 l.4CO les. s. 75G5 20: good bntsner
steers e ots -; COWS and heier-, SS@4. stockeTs
snd feeders s. 1904 50; grass Texans OF $50 ID 500
lbs. 8 7am3 s. Several car loads of Texas calves
brought 50 s. Per head.
Eogs = Receipts $500 head; shipments. ( COO
heao. Market active; Workers, s. 2594 30; pack
ers S ga 81; butchers 81 go9i 90.
snetp- Receipts, 81 head: shipments. 600
head. Market steady aud 8 good demsnd Tor hest
grades: fair TO choice clipped muttons, g 2j9i;
unshorn, 50 50a4 Is.
CHICAGO, May = TIE Drovers' Journal re-
Cattle Receipts. SEQ head; shipments, 1890
head. Trading active snd prices 3 shade higher:
shipping steers, q 65G5 20; butehering. s. 6C@
4 %; stockers, s. s0g3 co. feeders, 81 499j 10;
Texas S4gC@8 IS.
-tsgs Nj -, 1000 read; shipraeats, $500
bead Market opened at 59iCc bigbef: but cl,ted
weaker; rough and mixed, 81 loot IS; packing
S. fo(d4 20
sheep-Receipts, 1900 hesd: shipments, 1850
head. Ha9lno brisk: pc higher shorn, > 259
81; wooded, s. tO@5 90.
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ANTWERP May O. Petroleum-Fine pale A ner.
icsn. III 621ae paid and sellers
BRADFORD, Pa, May 6-PetroIeuR-N ationql
Transit Certificates opened VI 7I54r and closed at
SIC highest price 7s14c; lowest 7Ts4c; clearances
100000 bbs.
PITTSBURG. May g. peiroleum-The oil mar
ket today quiet but firm. Prices opened at 7Sc
declined 10 ~ sc. then lollied and advanced Z,
IS14c at the close.
OIL CITY. Pa. May -Petroleum-Crude oil
sales az $4,000 bbls.; Ciearances Z, 500 OlO bbls
runs. 60 $50 bbis shipments, 81, 545 bbs: Charters
"A S6j bbIs. National Transit certificates opened
al 91s<e and closed a. Sc hlghsst price, 7S1zc
Lowest. ~ &C.
NEW YORK. Nav o. Oll-The market today
presented no feature 81 intere.t. The openiug
pTiCe Was - h'gfe- at 75I4c. snd the quo ations
hUotUated Ter only small irsesloi o. 4 cent nntil
late in the afternoon, when tee price rose to- &C.
at which II closed.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-07

Veal or Mutton Outlets with Tomato
Sauce.-Take half can of tomatoes Select
ing the most solid pSrt) and stew them TWEEN
ty minutes with little parsley, two cloves,
pepper and salt. Pat q teaspoOnful of butter
IN clean saucer over the fire, and when IL
reaches the oubb!ing point add large tea
spoonful of -four. Mix this smoothly, and
when thoroughly cooked add the tomatoes.
which must first have been passed through n
sieve; stir the s0uCe veil. Boil quickly over
8 hot ire hSlf dozen nice veal or mutton
cutlets- Arrange them on hot d after and
pour the tomato ssuce around them. This
good.