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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-10-13

NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-The petroleum market
opened strong to-day at 81 OF Il to 81 OF r. the
highest price, then declined to ST. OF before o'clock
The remaning transactions, which We're very light,
were made between oil 1e and 81 OF g. closing at
$40 d. The sales were 1901 900 brls.
BRADFORD, Oct. ~ National Transit Company
certificates opened at $1.01; highest price,
ST. OF 3d. lowest price OO7s and closed at ST. OF s
runs, 81. ga, 6rs; total shipments, 1882 brls;
charters, 1861 brls; cearances. 924, 900 brls.
OIL CITY, Oct. 12.-National Transit Company
certificates opened at 81 highest price 81 oil ~;
low" price $lO1; closed at s. Oh sales. 625,-
900 brls clearances. 1913 900 brls; charters So
651 brls; shipments, 60. 852 brls.
TITUSvI1LE. Oct 12-National TRANSIT Com.
pany certificates opened at $1.O1; highest price,
is lowest price ST. O07s and closed at 81 OF.
Shipments. 300 brls; charters. 63.65l brls.
PITrSBURG, Oct. 12-The petroleum market was
dull but steady. National Transit Company certih-
Gates opened at $l.O14 and closed at $1.Ol1s;
highest price, 81. Oh y; lowest price. 81 O1.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-Calcutta linseed oil, Ass Cd;
Linseed oil 923 1Os@ 924 Is Cd per ton Turpen-
tine steady; spot, 26s cd per cwt.
ANTWERP, Oct. 12.-Petroleum 18f S7lec paid
and I9f sellers for fine pale American.
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The Foreign Grain Market.

LONDON, Oct. 12-The Mark Lane Express, in
its review of the British grain trade during the
past week, says: Bad weather has materially
affected samples of new wheat, and has caused a
demand for old. which has advanced 3D. The
sales of English wheat during the week were
u, 264 quarters, at 30s "a, against rs 1868 quar-
tiers, at 32s I'd during the same period last year
The market for foreign produce continues
strong. Flour is difficult to purchase, and is Cd
to Is dearer. American oats are frmer The
supply of wheat cargoes is restricted. and prices
are Cd higher; seven cargoes arrived, four car
goes were sold. four were withdrawn, and three
remained, including one of California The
market to-day was quiet but firm English
wheats were cd dearer foreign were 6d to Is
dearer. Flour was steadier. and occasionally Cd
higher. Beans were fully Is dearer. Corn was
firm. Barleys were quiet Oats were steady.
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gan Gray brand light 10 and IL us average 104es
10 lbs average. 9ac: III lbs average and over 9loc
cottage hams. Reliable brand California HAMS
Reliable brand 6i2c; English breakfast bacon clear
Reliable brand loo: 8. G. breakfast bacon. clear,
Porter brand 9c English shoulders Reliable brand,
II lbs av, 6l9c; 10 lbs do, &c; 20 TBS do. Sc.
Dried beet, Porter brand, 12c. Bscon. clear
sides, heavy, average so to 60 lbs 6lac; light or
medium SIC: backs and bellies, light or medium
weight T4c; French itches average bs, sac; belly
pieces average A fbs 6l2c. Dry.salted and Picked
Meats-Engshcured clear sides or backs tunsmoked),
6+c' bean pork clear " brl 200 lbs, $l2.5O clear
pork y brl 200 lbs $11; ham pork. ~ brl 200 lbs,
$l1; also in q brls, containing 100 lbs, al
half the price of the brls, with soc added to cover
additional cost of package. Lard-Pure kettle rem
dered pressed in erces 7loc; asoin u brls and so b
tubs SEC advance price of tierces; Ash tin tubs
and 2O-b pals SIC advance; 10b pals Il4c
advance. Sausage-Bologna, in cloth, 5lac; in skin,
SEEDS
Prime clover, $5055O p bu; prime timothy 2 ID
N.3o e bn; extra clean blue grass 81. 250 $50 $bu;
req top, Ioc0$1 " bu; orchard grass. $50. 9250#
ou owing to quality; German met, $10O0125 y
ou; common, 81 buckwheat. $1.5002.
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THE SUNDAY JOURNAL

Is a twelve page paper, and is sold in every
town and city of the State of Indiana and sur
rounding territory. The price of the paper is
FIVE CENTS. The columns of the SUN,
DAY JOURNAL are full of the best htera
ture of the day, from the leading writer's Of
the world. All Of the best writers of Indiana
contribute to its columns. We have also ar
ranged for the Sunday Journal for series Of
original stories from the pens of the most
noted writer's in the world. We have already
printed stories written by ''Ouida," William
Black, Mrs. Oliphant Joseph Hatton, Miss
M. E. Braddon and Hugh Conway. We are
now printing one by the eminent author,
Wilkie Collins, entitled 1.-THE GHOSTS
TOUCH" This feature will continue in tho
SUNDAY JOURNAL throughout the year
1885.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Philadelphia, ST. LO mis-, Balti-
more. Cincinnati. and Other Points.

ST LOUIS Oct. 12.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat weak unsettled lie early and decidedly bear
ss6 5sc above Saturday closing prices; No mixed
cash 97A 09Sc; November, 977s09S3ec closing at
9sssc; December. 997sc @$l OO5s. closing at 81 OOls
al 0O5s: May 81 1001 lOlo, closing at ST. 1Ol2.
Corn dull. weak and lea lac nader Saturdays No.
mixed, cash. 39sac; October 1884 $3.50; November
80 sc; all the year, 33 q 033 7sc Oats dull and
Ter and trading very light; No. mixed. cash. 2434 a
5isc; May, 29loc Rye lower at 5805slec. Bar
ley steady and more doing; sample lots sold at 500
offered at 4 05 "a 1Oc without buyers Butter un.
changed. Eggs unchanged. Flax seed quiet at ST. g.
Hay unchanged. Bran unchanged. Corn-meal steady
at $3.50. Wool lower; tubwashed. % o36ltc; un-
washed, l2024lac; Texas, 1O023iec. Whisky
steady at $l.03. Provisions quiet and weak Pork
So s7le Lard, 5000. Dry sailed meats-Boxed
55Oc: sbort-rib Sides $50 Goo short clear s. 70
as SOC. Bacon-Long clear. 5.S005.S5c; short
ribs. 605c: short clear. 635 06. 400 AT the after
board wheat was firm Corn steady: Oats
nominal Receipts-Flour, 1900 brs; wheat. 40. 900
bu; corn. 1OS 900 bu; oats. Az 600 bu rye, $4,000
bu: barley 40 600 bu Shipments-Flour IS 600
brls; wheat 1000 hu; corn, ,2s.O0O bu oats, n,
OOU ba; rye 1000 bu; barley. 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA Oct 12.-Flour strong West
ern and Pennsylvania super6ne. $3 0:.25; Winter
wheat patents, SIS. 12le05 Minnesot bakers
81. 50a5; spring wheat patents 500 no 70
Wheat quiet but steady: No 2 red. October. 960
9612c. November; 96i29974c; December 97ao
mixed, soc; No. 2 yellow 50aac; No. 2 high mixed
and yellow 5lc; No. mixed. October. 50l4 05o sac
November. 4SA3UOUc: December. Al "a l4o: Janu-
airy. 45 Ia 146l9c. Oats-Spot lots qiuet; rejected
white. 32lac: ungraded white, Sac: No. white "a
034loc No. White, lec; futures duh and u q Sac
lower; No. white, October, "a u 035c; November
337s034lec: December "a 341 ac; January, 81 %
35lsc. Provisions steady. with fair business Pork
New mess. So. so a To- prime new family $1,000
oil. Lard steady; city refined 7O7.l2lac: refined
steam 6.4006.5Oe. Butter firm for fancy; dull for
medium grades; poor to choice TOPIC Eggs firm;
Western exras. 20G2ll9c. Cheese firm; Ohio fats
choice. 9iaa9Ac; Ohio flats. fair to prime. ia 09c
Petroleum quiet and unchanged Receiprs-Flour,
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THE JOURNAL collects the news from all
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prints it in an attractive and intelligent man.
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THE JOURNAL adheres politically to the
Republican party, because it believes that the
principles of that party are right and that
twenty flour years of successful and honorable
administration entitle it to the respect and
confidence of the people.
THE JOURNAL has a special corresponds
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reports of news from the National Capital.
THE JOURNAL has special correspondents
in all the principal cities and towns of tho
State and country at large and prints every
morning the completest news columns OF any
paper in the State.
THE JOURNAL of Monday will contain
the reports of the sermon preached by Rev.
Dr. Talmage, in the Brooklyn Tabernacle the
Sunday before.
THE JOURNAL always contains the COM
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THE JOURNAL prints complete and ac-f
curate Financial and Market reports-nct only
of indianapolis, but of all the principal mar
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THE JOURNAL is the only paper in Indi-
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Associated Press, supplemented by special re-
ports from all the principal towns and cities
Of the State and the country generally. These
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THE JOURNAL is newspaper, and aal
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Statement Showing the Quantity of Grain
In Sight and in Store.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE following figures
taken from the official figures Of the Board of
Trade, to be posted on Change tomorrow, show
the amount of grain in sight in the United
States and Canda, on Saturday, Oct 10, and the
amount of increase or decrease over the proceed
ing week.
Wheat, 46,17,001 bu an increase of 1876
100; corn, 1921. 718, a decrease of 33l S77;
oats, 1887, $40, decrease of 167. 1893: rye, 437
45S, An increase of 49, 239; barley, 7O4 253 an in
crease Of 297 902
The amount of grain in store in Chicago on
the date named was:
Wheat. IL. GAG, $50 bu; corn, AT 524; oats, 49,
935; rye, PIG, l44; barley, GO, 129.
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON. Oct 12-5 p. M-United States
bonds. four and a-halfs, 115a. Railroad bonds
Atlantic & Great Western irsts, 1888; Atlantic
b Great Western seconds, 1885, Canadian Pa
cific, 1474; Erie. ll9; Erie seconds T54; Illinois
Central. 1861; Mexican ordinary, 2lF st. Paul
common, 83k; New York Central, lO48 Penn
syivania, 1888 Reading. 1919.
PARIS Oct l2.-Three per cent rentes 7sf,
9lc for account
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and country readers. All the best features OK
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by a competent editor, review Of the newsof
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.

Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, Oct IL Flour-Receipts, IL 600
brls; exports, ,726 brs. Steady Sales, IL, 900
brla
Wheat firm; receipts, 120, $50 bu; exports. 1884,
4l2 bu sales, 1896 900 bu spot 297 900 bu futures:
nngraded red, Doc a 81. 043; No. red, 96c; No. 2
red. elevator, Doe ISL; No. 2 red. October. 97s a
s8lc, closing at oslo; November, 99lc 0$l O0s.
closing at ST. December. 81 00s q 02!, closing
at $l0ls; January. $l.02a a l.03s closing at
81 OBJ; February. 81 OBJ l O5t. closing at $lO4k;
March. l:074 a l 0S4. closing at $l.06s; May.
81 08s a 10, closing at 81. O9a.
Corn unsettled. closing firm; receipts, a. 600
bu; exports, 64,44i bu; sales, 100, GOO bu spot
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Coffee,

RIO DE JANEIRO. Oct. -Cofee-Receipts dur
ing the week S5 600 bags; purchases for the United
States 60 600 bags cearances for the United States
81 600 bags; stock, $50. 900 bags.
SANTOS. Oct. .-Coffee-Recepts during the
week Al 600 bags; purchases for the United States
1000 bags clearanees for the United States IA 900
bags; stock ITO 600 bags.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Little Change in the Situation-The General
Movement Fair.

\
Movement Fair.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 10.
Commercial affairs show but little change in
any respect since the month came in There
mas been a partial lul in trade, blu: the volume
of business in progress is very fair, all things
considered. The seasons business in many de-
partments has thus far exceeded early anticipa-
tion, and the comparative quietude now noted
excltes no uneasiness as to the future of the
markets. Much depends upon the extent and
character Of the consumptive demand through
out the country during the next thirty
days. There is every reason to believe that.
with favorable weather conditions, this will
fully realize expectations and provide
outlet for the merchandise stocks accumu-
lated during the past few weeks by
jobbers and retailers. Wholesale merchants
whose trade has fallen off slightly within the
past fortnight generally look for renewal of
activity in demand toward the close of the
month. In the meantime the volume of bust
ness Is likely to be fully up to the average of
former years at this time Advices from leading
distributing centers in the West and South indi-
cate moderate but very general subsistence of
activity. In speaking of the condition of trade
the Philadelphia inquirer says: THE country
has secured its harvests and finds that its wheat
crop IS better than expected; its better than
ever before heard of; it's cotton turning out
maSnlncent yleid, ana ALI minor crops far above
the general average. Our finances are abund-
antly easy, and in spite of the attempts to get
up a scare about silver, nobody scares in the
least. The story that gold will all
fly the country, leaving US only silver
money to do business with sounds
rather alarming, but, all the same, gold contin-
ues to come into the country instead of going
out. the present indications being that more will
come rather than less. Our fall importations
from Europe this year are by no means extrava-
CANT as compared with former year,, and We have
still the bulk of our seasons exports to collect
on. the payment of which must be largely in
gold. Our foreign trade relations are therefore.
in very satisfactory state and there is good
reason to believe that our domestic exchanges
will prove even more encouraging. 1t cannot be
denied that the general business of the country
is improving in all departments quite as rapidly
as a conservative regard for sound and healthy
progress will permit. Money is in better request
Locally there is little which calls for special
mention. In the produce markets there is
fairly active trade. Potatoes were % cents per
barrel higher; poultry firm at quotations. and
eggs and butter were dull. The sugar market is
a little off, although not quotable lower. Other
markets unchanged
"a blue Monday" covers the local sitution The
Board of Trade Price Current says of wheat: A
decided dulness is noticeable in all grades and
buyers are not so DESTROYS of investing as
formerly. & Receipts fair. Futures quiet. We
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Dry GOt,ds.

NEW YORK. Oct. 12-With number of orders
calling for small to fair quantities of miscellaneous
character but many deliveries of goods arriving on
previous engagements, good trade has been reached
for quiet market, which has lacked in general de.
mand.
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LIVE STOCk.

Cattle in Light Supply, with a Dull Market for
Common Grades-Hogs Weak and Lower.
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. IL.
CArrLE-Receipts, $780, shipments, So Supply
light, but little doing except in butcher grades:
market very dull on common; good exports
steady. We quote:
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Export grades S.. 35 as. 65
Good to choice shippers Ats al. %
Fair to medium shippers. --.---...--. 4.1504 40
Common shippers -------..--.---..- 335a3S5
Good to choice heifers- 360O4 10
Good to choice COWS 340O3 80
Fair to medium cows and heifers. ...-.. 25O03 10
Common cows and heifers- ------------- 1852. %
Veals common to good ------------... 350O5. 90
Bulls. common to good --.----------... 200D3. 90
Mixers common to good. 90 OO045 90
HoGs-Recepts. 1000; shipments, 1900 DUAL
only fair; market opened steady at SATURDAYS
close, but later declined and closed weak We
quote:
Select lights 20 9OO3. 95
Heavy and medium OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 O3. 30
Pigs and common light .--.-----.-----. 32503.75
SHEEP ANDLAMBs-Receipts none; shipments,
none. Market very quiet; but few here and lit
tie doing We quote:
Good TO choice grades So 10 as SO
Common TO medium grades 1000 80
Spring lambs common to good. -...-.--. 30003.75
Elsewhere.
CHICAGO. Oct 12.-The Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle-Receipts, S,0o0 shipments, 5000. Market
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ERIN % INVARIABLY IN ADvANCR--PosrAGE PREPAID
THE PUBLISHERS
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Elsewhere,

CHICAGO Oct. 12.-The Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle-Recepts, 5000; shipments. 5000. Market
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Per COPY 3 cents
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-24

Now that cOtiOu seed d. coming In the on
m, ar, husy 40 hing Hhuui cotton ne bee
,,aats ma. hh q having boon ,cpr ntcd, ht
SCI ds are again "l ntra. a. tuc cotton auher
ing DO them being rem yr and sofa % iho eul
an men IN - tive usks urC removed au
uted or fucI ga 90 premises. SO cr the ht o
rs Cruu cooked M pressed, lhr ole b' ug
evt Httcd. HE refuse tur'rs an u.l ease. uAi "a
i -lfput,a Ia ] rye guaut or %" Irrui lit lGln
Or ,r1a f0r cattle ass % 10. shc hnrH
4 yirfua ol t.irir own. uu1 gru fnid a h' 20
icr Yh an goes to Chicago NJ make hHlt o
pit rs ntadr from o. ANA 90 am eastern ri'y Geo o
made iutop ~ owe uu lor saiAds. ! j. ai'
retdy % INK the ilacc ol lard p cooku -
.ro8'j 10 the gdyan aFt2i even. boaE lliir.
ria rrEde4 rrycu . hgtis f0r O. 6 hes} sjaus
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LIQUOR, and cigars.

Whi-ky- Rectlaod lOfCl 90, M per proof
sour mHsh two year old, ! coal 70, tifre.
year. old, 1 gv02 20; fancy extra old whisky
4 g00A o.
Ninrt -Clhret, per case, = b0al00n, aa poi
2Oa3UH sherry, per gallon. ! 2g08 uOi Ma
doirH, per gallon, 0o45 s1i white wine 30 case
pgGlO
Alr-stock ne per dozen v udG2 %; port Ivi
dozen OO02 D.
Ulgars-- Domestic SO O0Ndi NJ hey NeW
20 DJo 100 90; imported ~ OJn 1900,
CbHmpuRue.-B. NJ. Mumm a Co., tNtra Org
$50 nOa8 Uu, lieidaicE, in basket &l1 n1dh %
kruR, in basket, t!s nON 5000; domestic thLW
payne. ~ UOal5 D,GeO GOulet, extra digtplhu
fli NV,
Bottled Beer IBmps, quarts, III h1@l3 90
BudWciscr, quarts q. ~, pints " o. tTlHnEn
bpcr quarts n ~. pints ~ w 1cllitH NilNuutp'
quarts 100, pluts 1890, a. Llauacn SUM-
chUmpHrHr burf puuft- l2U, plhla AZ re, iftN
mcft Ealser Imported W.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-24
REAR AID WOLF
nd American Diaok Denr
nn nobrs

-, and American D''" ''
y Won 1 ,ap Robes
ma nj the nrm OF W a..
g. NJ ~ whlir East purchased Q
in& s'-rien wolf and American
! ru ,S@s which be brought
bat l'p blsretnrn These robes
aii l,, .n., Vp from skins OF these
rai' ~ ht The Grecly explorers
sc'p'su....o neon taken in preparing
osins NV n the finest texture and
:, wie,l manner ia which they are
ID wv Them truly n curiosity
go n',e' thiy country. The head
poor. snimal known to the Arc
|1rl y, bern ingcniou,ly worked
doA .....i. manner on a number oi
9sl y ,bou, luO hundred people
n, adjustment OF w a. Hun
..fsrday on purpose TO see
No. 5ss5i, odllti,s,md no one had
,,bipf To- compare with them.
az ~. .,.na they were seen, with
~ ,.a,o If retaining them Tor a few
51ibitton a. the people OF Fort
N einltv. a icwmprc remain.
aug an desire one OF these mag
~. n,bes you had better callat once
i73 onr selection While YOU have
|,.5oi.y, for this is the only and
ofthe scasoh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-24

Uar iron " 90 NOrHay w. no ~ sheet irot
lfr, 70 y q theet mon Air, egiYauizVd sheet
iron 3u9,c. Ne. Z Fud l9c hp.l DO lMc
l0A2 roofing tn lifai5q 1880 agd laKit PAT
30 15As "a. iinncTs wire 30 per cent ui, iin
Hers stock 40 per cont nN cook stoves Win
Wood WORT Wagon HNlcs 9Drai %; tongurs
f0olpl 20, singlrtrrcs 10 holsters DOCS spnkCs
1888 90, fcllpes 1901 55; uuubleiroeH 59
90 mock voice bQa2mi plow beams o1ae5c
pluw bandips 75u2aO
Nails 3 10 kcg basis i0d-Burdeu horse shoe
per keg, Oh, rtrkius DO. 30. walker DO 10
Burden mule o. hnrlhWestcrn horse shoe
No. +, 2nc "LuEe's" No 4, 500, No . Nc, No
g, &c, No. =, 20s, No. y, zoe; AusApe. do. 30
T. i5G No 3, 10, No 6, 2ic. 40. 2. zoe, No. p lnc
MISCELLANEOUS Trace ehsins No 2, per p9ir
zoe; pillow slngctr0ea, pr f0z., 2 ~ pi0~
douhletrces, per dor, 2 20; stock bells, ~ per
cent. on door locks 3 256I 0g wood ecrewa
ana 10 per cent OF; cut aud tuned igcks, a
per cent on ! coffee mills, ~ rcf cent ~ hiini
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LONGyIEW.
lsiaus Notos of Interest To Three lie.
|aomina,ious of Christian People.

lsiaus Votes of Interest to Three be-
|sominatious of Christian People.
alto the Gazette,
.SGylET, Tax, Nov. 25.-A pleasant
''hs OF people at the Baptist festival
wand Saturday evening resulted In
cash income of SlOG.
Y Methodist church was crowded
/ morning and evening yesterday 10
10 the farewell sermons of Rev. D..
(lllh' who has been its pastor for the
hne years Hopes are entertained,
1etr, by his many friends that be may
4salned to this church.
4 A. B. Allen, for long time pastor
eNumaerland Presbyterian church
II, has resigned and gone
aeEla, where he viii csttOlish
ltAly paper in the interests OF that
EVnlnation He was an excellent
w previous to entering the ministry,
|as carries practical knowledge OF both
5i'r and religious work lo his new
!, DF' Dodson preached last night
4 y, 'ue aelest sermons ever listened To
" c'iyi at least That is the Judgment
Nv upon 10. by those who heard a.
sOl'aon was especially addressed 10
y l,en and tho church was filled with
Next sunday evening ne will ad
H !ae young ladies'.
lf Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN churcl
,aY afternoon anumber OF children
t4'ief the auspices oi the Woman
,Nlh temperance union, and ilty
"lle organized into "a Band Of Hope
M .' y. case of chills and fever readil.
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county rrnduo, nnl rrnit.

Nranucs Louisiana Der box - 900
NcsHiua l,cmunparrr huN ri UNWt 90,
ApUlra -Norihpru SIS uouN .a pir hhl,
rulAtoc---lrish per hu uUW Northern Soc in
Navy Waic: med hbl, Sc large limp Jlc, mall
butter dlc. Peanuts Juhc Cider lHlf bbl
50 So, tabhEgu- Per CrHto Nurtt ern - ih0
g CO.
Poultry Hens e. 90 por dor young chlckene
~ pno2 10 turkeys AOUhur geese 21obu
ducks, per dozen, ~ ibu3u 40.
Eggs Per DOZEN lG8U.
Frn7h country butter Choice ltWltgy choice
Western dairy lsc fancy creamery 3ur,
potatUu-- sweet 3Uu Gnc per huEhp
Sauog uttper hull bHrol 20.
l,nunuus- Fer bunch, . s1dd 20.
tucuHuntb-a Pee lhU, - 81.
Nov pUcnnr 81 o3C.
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