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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09
ANNAPOLIS, MD, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1856.
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THURSDAY EvE'0. APRIL 2. 1885.

MARYLAND Crops. LIN the March
report of the department Of agricul-
ture the State agent for Maryland re-
fers to the wheat crop of 1884 as an
average one in quantity, and in quail
ity above the average, many crops
weighing So pounds per bushel. The
crop aggregated S,26O,OOO bushels,
Of which 2,47S, 900 remained on hand
March l, 1885. OF the wheat pros.
poets in Maryland for the present
yeor the agent says it is too early to
express anything like decided opin-
ion. "There are complaints from
Some counties Of wheat being badly
'winter-kiIled.' 1t has been nearly
all the time covered with snow and
ice. Yet we have reason to believe
that the wheat crop will be fair one
for the acres sown, which was one
fourth less than usual. But little
'falIow wheat was sown in Southern
Maryland, and on that account the
general aggregate must be much re-
duced."
OF corn the agent says: In Mary
land but little Of the corn crop is sold
to 60 outside tie State, The crop Of
1884 was remarkably sound, and not
over or 10 per cent, was unmer-
chantable It has all been garnered and
in good time, none at present remain
ing in tbe fields" The corn crop Of
Maryland for 1884 was 1928, 900
bushels, of which 6,247,17O bushels
remained on hand March /, 1886.
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Board Of PnbIiC Works.

The Board Of Public Works held
short session today, the chief business
transacted being in connection with
the Oyster Police Force. The board
were Of opinion that there was no au.
thority given them to reduce the force
of the oyster navy and ordered the
reinstatement Of the crew ofthe Gov.
Thomas whom Capt. Waddeil dis
charged, few days ago. This an
nouncement will no boubt be gratify-
ing to the employees Of the force, who
having performed all the labor On
board the State vessels through The
severe winter months, were about to
Be arbitrarily deprived Of their berths
through the scIose season"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09
Red Mems Ball.

Chesapeake Tribe, No. 80, I'M
proved Order of Red Men, will give
their tcnth grand ball at the Assem-.
bly, Rooms next Thursday, to-day
week, and If we are to judge from
former dances held under the au-
spices Of the Red Men, the tenth one
will be an enjoyable success. Tick
cts are $1.O0, admitting gentleman
and ladies. The committee is com.
posed Of O. FL. Banks, n. ". Clay
ton, w. B. Gardiner, 4. j. Corbesier,
e. Al. Shiourdan, +. w. Shaw, @.
Fl. Lindenborn, =. E. Parkinson, J.
Fl. Mustermann, a.. McInnis, q. W.
Hall.
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LATEST NEWS.
CRY zz5 County. +.
LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
a SeMer on CharIes Street.

We understand that immediate
action on the part of the City Coun-
ellis will be asked to put sewer in
Charles street. By the terms Of the
sewer ordinance, the city is required
to furnish one halt of the money ne
cessary to construct q sewer whenever
the property owners on the street
through whicn the sewer is to pass,
have paid up the other half of the cost.
Such sewer no doubt would be q
great convenience those living on
Charles street, and we hope it will be
built at the proper time. All author
tiles, however, agree that it is exceed.
ingly dangerous to excavate the
streets of city in the spring of the
year, and as few months delay will
not be seriously felt by those interest.
ed, we hope the city authorities will
not move hastily in the matter, with.
out consulting the health of the city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09
The preshrterE Or Marylaua.

The semi-annual meeting of the
Presbytery of Maryland began at
the Presbyterian church at Laurel
last night. The delegates who Or.
rived during the day were met ct
the depot By the local committee,
headed by Rev. James Nicols, and
were escorted to the Herbert House,
where they were entertained until
time for the opening Of the presby-
tery. In the evening the meeting
was called to order by the modera-
tor, Rev. A. T. Graham, Of Rockville.
who preached the opening sermon.
But little business was transacted
beyond receiving the reports Of the
progress Of the church and Sunday
school work throughout the state.
There was large attendance Of the
people of the immediate community.
Rev. George Buckley was elected
moderator, and j. F. Arthur tempo.
rary secretary.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09

The Secretary Of the Navy has or
dered altogether 200 men and 100
officers to be in readiness for emergen-
cies and to protect American interests
on the Isthmus of Panama. This
government has bound itself by treaty
to secure free transit to the Panama
railway across the isthmus, and these
men and officers are sent out to guard
the line Of the road and restore order
in Panama.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09

During the practice drill last night
ct the Governors Guards AFmory,
Lieut.. Porter, in order to test the
soIdiery quality Of bis men, stated 70
the company, that be was authorized
to say that ali who desired 70 volun.
teer their services to the general Gov
eminent. for the defense Of Panama,
would be presented with free passage
and a. many desired to 90 would pre-
sent arms. Only fige presented arnrl
The Lieutenant told them be VAS
only trying their sOldiery quality.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09
Painful Accident.

An accident ct a grave in the City
Cemetery Monday caused an unpleas.
ant stoppage to funeral ceremony.
Relatives and friends had gathered
10 pay the last tribute to the late
Capt. VIM. j. Kelly, who died in this
city Saturday midnight. In lowering
the corpse into the grave the side Of
the opening suddenly caved 10, pre-.
cipitating two OF the pall-bearers -
Messrs. Nielsen Basil and Meredith
Dawes-into the excavation. The
casket also broke the support on
which It was resting, the head falling
into the grave on the outside CONN,
which had become filed with earth
by the accident. It was half hour
before the casket could be extricated
and the grave put in proper condition
for the ceremony to proceed, during
which time the mourners were com.
PEELED to look on the painfully disa-
greeable scene before them.
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The DIalectIc Society.

This society has elected for the
ensuing term, the following officers :
President, r. s. Riley; vice-presi-
dents, James Fl. Hodges, D. Claude,
of A.; secretary, Professor A. S. Hall;
treasurer, Professor 3. G. Harring-
ton. 1t was also determined to in.
vite the Young Mems Christian As
sociation of Baltimore to debate
and oratorical contest. The subject
for the debate is to be chosen by the
participants. The contest will take
place in Baltimore. The representa-
tives Of the local society in the de.
bate will be James I'll. Hodges and
Dennis Claude of A., and in oratory
James M. Munroe. The aIternates
are For debate, d. r. Magruder
and p, s. Riley; oratory, T. Eugene
Wathen.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09

Cor. j. Thomas Scharf, Commits.
sioner Of the Maryland Land Office,
hes made himself 50 popular as one
Of the Commissioners to the New
Orleans Exposition, that be has been
invited by the President Of the Louis
vile Exposition to bring Maryland's
exhibit to that city, which opens
August Is and closes October "a,
1885.
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a Jury or Inquest.

a jury Of inquest was held yester-
day over the body of Thomas john
son, the coIored man who fell dead
while blowing on the farm Of Mr..
Geo. IA. Basil, in the second district,
Tuesday night. Mr.. John Il. Benja-
min was foreman Of the jury and
Justice d. g. Thompson the coroner.
The jury returned 8 verdict that
johnson came to bis death from ma
turaI causes. Johnson's funeral took
place today.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09

GENERAL GRANT though bis life
has been dispaired Of by bis physi-
clans and friends, still lives to see the
twentieth anniversary of the sur
ronnder Of he Confederate forces m
der Gen. Robt 3. Lee, 70 him -
COMMANDER and Chief Of the Federal
army st AppOmatox Court House,
Va, 81 the 9th of April. 1865.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09

SHIPPING CATTLE 10 EURopE.
Ex-Governor VI. 7. Hamilton sold
yesterday for shipment to England,
iif1y head ofthe finest beef cattle that
have ever left Maryland. They were
al Of heavy weight. /" The ex-GOv-
ernor Is one Of the largest land own
ers 10 Maryland. and is said to have
the finest stock ii the State.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09

The county commissioners have
divided the third district of this
county into two voting precincts.
This will be 3 great convenience 20
many Of the voters 0i that district
who live long distance from the
former polling place.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09

adioins tie above. and consists W
ACRES OF LAND. more or less, i'm
proved BY q FRAME QUAKTEk. and Is
the same tract Of land conveyed 70 the
said J.. Alphonso Franklin by deed from
Tohn n Mcpherson and Frances W. Nc
Pherson his wife, dated April End, 1877.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-04-09
Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
IL: Real Estate,
IN THE
Eighth District Of Anne Arundel Co.

BY virtue of degree of the Circuit
Court for Anne Arundel county, in equity,
dated October Goth, 1884 In cause In
said Court, wherein John ID. McPerson
and Frances w. Mcpherson and others
are complainants. and Joseph Il. Franklin
and others are defendants, the undeTsign-
ed, as trustee, will offer at public sale, at
the Court House door, in the city or An
napolis. .son
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NOndaY, 27th day Of April, 1885,

Monday, 27Il udy OI ApIII, ZOOS,
at 12 O. clock M, all the real estate in said
cause mentioned. devised by the late j..
Alphonso Franklin, to the said James T.
Franklin, and Of which the said. j. Al
phonso Franklin died seized and possess
ed, situated in the Sth election district Of
said county, adjoining the land Of James
Maitland, the lands Of the late George w.
Nutwell and others, consisting in the ag
gregate Of
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cwt; poor 70 prime natives g 1905 co commen
TO choice lambs s. 2Sd6 IS.
Hogs-Receipts IA go head. Market dull and
nominal ats4 3c@4 90.
ST, LOUIS, Jan. 26. Cattle Rscaipts. 500 aead;
shipments. 1,lOG head Market strong: exp Drts,
s6@6 IS; good to choice shipping s. 4095: CON-
CO. cows ard heifers, So 9O9f; stockers, So 5oai;
feeoers, si@i 40i corn fed Texans sl9i60.
sheep = Receipts. l.2O head; shipments. 1870
head. Good grades dull; Others dull common TO
medium, s. 6o93; choice. 1925
Hogs-loTkeTs, - 30Gl As; packing, 81 4O6t 50;
heavy. 81 t0G4 IS. Receipts, 1900 head; ship
CHICAGO. Jan. 2S.-The Drovers' Journal re-
aor.-Receipts, 2looo assa, snipusnts. $500
heso Market strong and Dc higher; roGgn PACK
iDs, 81 3095 05: packing and snipD:ng, 3 s. :
S.; light. e. S0(g4 10: sKips 81 S09i so.
isitIe Receipts, 7.o00 nrs-O. shipment. 1000
to choice sbippins s5@i 20: eonmoa 70 medium.
si9i 70; lrn-ted Texans, ss@i.
sneep- Receipts. 500 neao' shipments. $40
head Market steady interior y fair 90 2JG3;
medium 10 eood, g 1894; cno.cs 70 extra sheep
and lsmLs. 81 509S.
The DTovers' Journal Liverpool special quotes:
American cattle lc lower aud teps lie: dress "a
supply large.
BUFFALO. Jan. &c -Cstile-ReceIpu 500 heed +;
consigned through, 13i cars. Market IN. el.led and
lower, with but few buyers here; weather stormy;
Isl; DO, from LOCO 70 1850 ibs.. 81 25945l;
mixed butchers grades, 1894 20: stockers and
feeders, So 75. Market closed'weak.
sheep and Lembs-Receipss, Z 500 head: con-
signed through, cars. Market dull aud weak
medium 10 good sheep, from so 10 90 pounds.
SIS 3o@4 IS; choice, froul IS TO 100 pounds, 81 25
GOOD TO choice nesteIn lambs, 81 t0g5 80; CnCice,
SIS 1906 25.
1O1 cars. Market active, firm and higher; good
10 choice Workers, 81 1894 IS: medium to fair
do., O94 65; butchers grades, s. 75I5 so: good
To- ctoi' neayy, "a '5@4 50; pigs weak at 81 259
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iopen's Highst. Lowest ICIosInI
EItlmateo recelpts nozs, 3. GO head.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW


LONDON, Jan. 26.-1he Mark Lane Express. In
its weekly review Of the British corn trade says:
Frosts, light essterly wind and fogs had
wholesome check upon vegetation. Crops are ia
good position for this time of year. Wheat is
strong in plant and of healthy color Favorable
threshing weather has increaced farmers deliv-
cries OF wheat for the past three weeks but values
have been gradually declining, Prices are gen
orally Is below last week. The sales
of English wheat during the week
were S3l45 quarters At 34s lid, against
81 $50 quarters, at 3Ss. the corresponding week
iast year Fine mailing oarleys extremely scarce
and worth above 43s. The market for foreign
wheats at stand snll. and sellers willing 10 ac-
cept Cd 10 Is reduction. Flour slow of sales, but
the market is steady. Mixed American maize at
London, on Friday, was freely offered at 23s cd
ex ship. February steamers readily taken by
shippers. Round maize scarce and prices irregular
but higher thaa foregoing. Paileys continue firm.
oats are higher but slow; csrgoes of coast, none
ana merchants are awaiting arrivals. There was
languid, dragging INQUIRY for cargOes on pas.
sage; values, 3@6d lower. To-day wheat was
scarce and IN demand. Flour was cd cheaper
Maize is in improved demand at last weeks prices
Mating hsrleys are steady. Grinding dull and
weaker. Oats are dull. Beans and peas I'M
changed.
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Oil-Sfesdy at sc. Hcgs-Steacy. common and
Light, g 65@4 20; PACKING and butcher, 81 40
80; receipts, 1850 head; shipments. leo head.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 26.-Fiour-ln fair de
msnd. Wheat-Dun; No Milwaukee. 775sc
January. NC; February, 7s1zc: March. 735sc
May. S554e CoIn-Firm; No. 5. 41c. Oats-0Gi
bat hrm; No. ?, S043lc: No white, SIC. Rye
Finn; No /. 6Sl2e, No. 2, Csc Barley-Easier: No.
sprfng. 55e 80. do, 5214 GS21zc. Provisions
Sisner. Mess Pork-sl2 20 cash and February;
So g. March. Lard-Plime gtcare Sc $ cash aud
February: Sc 90 March. HOgs-HIgheT az 81 S50
! Is. Receipts-Fiouf. 7,5OJ bbis. wheat. 81 900
oa corn, 29.0o0 hD. 5hipuentz-Rlo1r. 5. 500
hbis wheat, l,S00 bu.; corn, l1,OCo bu.
TOLEDO. Jan. 20 --wheA.-Q Quiet and weak: No.
2 ~ed, cssh and January, soAe; Feoruary, sONc;
March, s2l4c April, sic: Nay, SC; No. soft, So
SIC. Con- Dull; No. cash. 421sc, January, 42c
February, SIC. Oets-Quiet; No. casn, 501zc;
May, SIC. CloYeTEeed-QUiet aud steady: prime
- 90. ReceiptS-Nne2t, 1905 eu.; corn, IL 600
bu.; oats. LOCO bu. SbjpmenU-W peat Il 600 bu. !;
corn, So,oCO b.; o6ts. none.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. observation-disclosures and
higher at 10Lc Whest-Quiet and 6Tm; No. ?
red. Sc Corn-No. mixed, sfc: No. white, 45c.
OstE-No. mixed, 3Sc. Provtsions-Stronc.
Mess pork, sl3: bulk shoulders 81 IS: clear ribs,
81 90; clear. Go IS. Sacon-Sh0ulders s5 so; clear
nib s. IS; clear. 81 621S. Hams-sl0 s.. Lsrd-ss so.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 26.-wheat-Lower: cash,
6S$@eic: February, S5s96S ., LAY f67sd67c
Corn Lower. ,aSn, &C. February. aol6UiO 5zc:
March, 301z9sOs<c: May, S114@315sc; June, size.
Oats-Higher AZ 271Sc.
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Jan. 26 -Cattle-Dull AMI
Dents, LAO head.
Hogs-Firm receipts. $50 head; shipments. 400
head; Philsdelphias, 81 s59i 95; Workers. 81 COO
sheep-slow and unchanged; receipts, $500
mead; shipments, 800 head.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 26.-Cattle-Sloy: &c low
er considering quality; best beeves SIS 5000 So
nrst quality, 81 6215as so; medium, So 62l5414 6l
ordinary. " 1893 3d. most sales at S. 7595 6lZ
receipts, 1.564 heed; sales. go head.
swi1e.s e supply; receipts, 5,99l helc;
Sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts. Sab head sheep,
quoted at SS@5: lambs, 50 50@5 50.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 26.-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports:
Oatile-Receipts. 40 hesc, scarcely sufficient
test OF the strength Of the market: exports s. 40
g6 90: good 10 choice shipping, s5a5 IS: common
10 medium " oo94 go; stockers ana feeders. So so
al; COWS, So So
Hogs-.keoeipts. 5000 head. Market active a.
81 1894 So
Sheep Receipts. $50 head. Market steady a..
y SOFAS 70 for fair 70 good.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6-Beeves-Reeeipts ZOO
head. Trade quiet at form.r prices to near the
close, when some concessions were made TO clear
the YARDS extremes for natives. 81 9097 Is sta7s,
ans sold al IS 40
eheep-Receipts, $500 head. Market dull and
LOWER; carload Of Texas sheep sold at 81 IS per
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COMMERCIAL.

Since the lst Of January dry goods have i'm
proved and prices tend upward In gnghams this
feature is especially noted. The grocery trade in
general is improving. while sugars show slight
advance. Cofees are active. There has been also
slight advance in the nail market The iron
trade is improving,
GRAIN.
whest-Under light receipts local prices are
well maintained. and milling wheat in active de-
mand. Futures dull. New York sc of at noon.
baltimore sc to &c, and Chicago sc lower.
Corn-Local markets are quite active, and buy
ers are quite numerous We note quite boom in
eceipis nearly leo cars showing up since last Sat-
urdsy. Prices firm for No. white. but show
slight decline for other grades. Futures dull.
New York sc Of, and Chicago 10 lower
oats-Under light receipts. ali grades are wanted
ut fun quotations.
The following table shows the receipts OF grain
% this point for the past twenty-four hours;
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The following deeds were recorded Monday,
January %, reported by s.eea Il Belnhsmer,
.3stracs compilers. II and IS Thorpe klv.a
Telephone, 1.cs3:
Z. g. Martindale and wife to Florence
Shea snd vile, warranty deed TO LOT 90
in section of Martindale's Hlii Place
addition TO the city of lndienapols.s 400 co
William A Bell and wife IN Mary T.
Haun, warranty deed TO lot III in
Bruce Place addition TO the city OF In
d:anapolis. ..... -. 500 90
Sussn Soehner and husband 10 MARGARET
Noerner. warranty deed 10 part OF lots
in william Mu;r's 81 bdivisicn and sd-
dition TO the city OF Indianapolis. -. 400 90
COnveyarces. 3: consideration. a. ON "a
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rheumatism is the most Subtle aui ex.
crucjating disease flesh is heir 10. Neural
gia sharper and cratic, ia as much of sn
enigma. sciepce has proved very noucom
initial VIXEN asked to reveal a specific for
them. But at last she has consented. Ath-
lophoTos is the tombstone she has provided.
h. S Chandler, OF the Independent New
York, says that ''oDs bottle of Athl ophoros
entirely cured him of rheumatism, from
which ne had suffered for a year and half"
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OLE.

PITTsBURG. Ian. 26.-Peroleum--Quiet: C. l.
+. opened st CSC, advanced 10 704c, and closed
weaker at 6914c.
OIL CITY, Pa. Jan. educational Transit GER
hcates opened al csc; highest. 70zc; lowest. CO. &C.
closed at 691sc Sales 1882 coo bbis; clearances.
S,566 eco bbls: runs, 81 ass bhs, shipments 64S
bbls.; charters, S1,6o3 bbls. OIL City Exchange
stock bid; ga so asked.
BRADFORD. Pa, Jan. 90 Crude OIL - Weak,
with downward tendency; National Transit and
Tide-water runs Saturday and Sunday, 65zSS
6bls, total shipments, s0l.5fS hblS. cnsrrers 81,
COG bbls; clesrsnces, 3.S0o.0c0 National Transit
certificates opened at $3.50 ana closed ~ 69c,
the lowest price OF the day: highest price 70l<c.
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Dry Goods,

NEW YORk. Jan. 26.-Dry Goods-The msr-
ketis quiet for all classes of cotton goods but
through deliveries On orders a good business has
been reached. Printed fabrics IN moderate re-
Quest. Dress goods doing better, with fair re-
Soft wool dress fabrics doing fairly well, but the
general market rather quiet than otherwise; due
chiefly TO cold weather.
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The Produce Market.

The Produce Market.
1gss-Paying zoe per doz. from store, pc.
butter-Cresmery fancy, 2Sel30c: choice, 25a27c;
dsiry, selected. ls@20c; country, fsncy, 1ltsc;
swe sa. f d. iogi2e' medium grsdes, 69Sc; low
Poultry-Hens &c per III ROSTERS &C: spring
chickens, &c; turkeys, &c: Old geese, and we'll
estnered, Per doz. s. 90: ducks, per doz., SO 90.
Raobits-75c per doz.
Squirrels-T5c per ooz
fg26c.
Esgs-lHelslc.
medium, 2oc; unwashed common, zoe; un washed
Inc, lee; Cotswod 15c; do coarse, leal7c; co.
aotton heeces. l4G15c.
The Provision Market,
seiov are the present Jobbing prices:
smoked Meats, eanvased or plain tplan meats
20 ~ lbs. average. lt1<c: IS lbs average, lie;
i'1s los. average, lEzc: 70 lbs average, t0h';
nssvy averages 2iG25 lbs, 101zc Cottage
hams. sc: California mans. 715c; English orsaS-
family shoulders, pieces averaging to 10 lbs.
go: dried beef, Sc. Bscon-Clesr sides. medium
~. s14c: do backs light weight, Sc; bellies. SC:
french fitch. 7-ln pcs &c.
s,oes or backs uns-noked, 715ci Bean PORK. elesr;
per DOL, go lbs, SIS co. pork clear. per Dbl, 200
JOS SlS ismiIy pork clear per ooL, 200 los, sli;
Lard-Pure Eettle-rendered in tierces. sISc; in
bail barrels or 50o tubs, S1sc; 45-b tin tubs &c;
Nlopails SIC; 10-lb pals, 9szc.
BologDs-In cloth SIC: in skin, &c
The Grocery Market.
Oheese-Fun cream, New York, ll9lbc: Ohio,
&c; part skim. case per pound; Waite Rose. lc;
Crystal Spring lac: Empire. lie -.
nc; fair, l11zails<c; prime. l21<3i25<c; strictly
prime, 12sz913zc; choice. l9szallLlc: Old Gov
eminent JsYs, lg5z9253<e; MeLepghlins xxx
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Whisky.

BALTIMORE, Jan. &c. - Whisky NominalIy
steady 81 81 ls.
ct. LOUIS, jan. -Whlsky--Steady at III
CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Wbisky-U Unchanged at
ais,
CINCINNATI. Jan. 26.--whissy- Steady at 81 IL.
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Braud-Firm: s13 IS bid T. o. b.: held 81 s1S So
Eay-Prime timothy. nominrI.
CHICAGO MAEEETg-
Furnished BY n. z. Kinney d Co.. Grain and Pro-
Vis1on Brokers. No. 9 Chamber Of Commerce.
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Aliens Brain Food arrests all involuntary
discharges, removes mental despondencv end
restores wonderful power to the generatiye
organs. 81; 6 for 50. Druggists or by mail
from J. II. Allen, 3l5 First Avenue, New
YOrk
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Yoreien Mouev AND stocks.

LONDON. Jan. 26.-Consols. 80 11-16; account,
90 1916 United States Bonds-4s, 2i1. AS, 15Sz.
Railroad 9onds-Canada Pacific. 411z; Erie, 13 q
seconds 551s; Illinois Central, 1914 st. Paul, 745
New York Central. $50; Pacific, 6lls.
PARIS, Jan. 2S.-Rentes. sO, eOc
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For horse that carries bis head no and
travels with the noss inclined outward, aud
does not pub, the side-bsaring rein will
answer
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LIVE ssOCk
indianapolis Lave st.ok Market.

UNION STocE-YARDs, Jan. 26.
CATTLR-Receipts, 100 head; shipments, 200
head. Quality generally common, with but few
shippers here Market dull. selling slowly, with
few common grades OF butchers left unsold.
Good stockers and feeders are in good demand.
selling resdily at strong prices
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
II NERVOUS DISEASES.
Dr.. Henry, New YORK, says: I'm nervous
diseases know Of 10 preparation to equal
it."
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Received
Flour. Grain and Hay.

Flour, Grain and Hay.
Tloar-Paseut. 81 7595 90; extra fancy, 81 90 >
sw 'enev. IS 3o9s 90; choice So 759S 90: family,
IS S59S 90; treble extra. 81 coal IS: double EXTRA
- toess 30: extra. 81 2592 50: supernne. 81 009
Is: dne. 50 90.