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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01

Dry goods are about as quiet as at any time dur
ing the season. and clothing, millinery aud boots
and shoes are in very light request. There is a
q~uietand unchanged market for staple and fancy
groceries. Butter and cheese are very quiet. with
prices about the same as quoted. Nothing new is
noted in dried fruits. canned goods and Hsh. + .
are very dull, though still quoted at previous
prices. Poultrydall and weak. Potatoes are act
i've and steady, Green fruits are moving fairly.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Higher and In active demand, both for
cash and near futures. Arrivals light, and offer
ings scarce. Forward deliveries very dull. New
York is steady. Baltimore y to lie higher, and Chi
cago Is quoted as steady.
corn-Scarce and higher for choice grades. Re-
ceipts meager. and only light offerings OF lower
grades. Futures not wanted. New Yc-k &c
higher, Baltimore &c higher. while Chicago shows
&c lower quotation than yesterday.
O~sts-Firm. under light receipts. Local dealers
0fish snd sellers few.
The following table shows the receipts OF grsiu
Of this point for the past twe1ty-four hours;
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A THRILLING STORY.

As Told by a Merchant in Troy, n. IA
Surgical Operation Avoided How a
Father, Wife and Daughter Escaped an
Awful Doom.
Of the hundreds of accounts of remarkable
cures wrought by Dr. KESSEDY's FAyORTE REM.
SDN. none have appeared so purely astonishing as
the most highly respected in the city of Troy. and
the story as told by the father viii prove interest
ing 10 all our readers.-ED.
DR.. Kennedy, Rondout, Y. Y:
DEAR Shiny daughter was afflicted with a Sc
we're growth OF Fungus. To remove it we had re-
sorted 70 almost every remedy and consulted the
most prominent surgeons and physicians. DR..
-, of Troy. said that & surgical operation
would be necessary but fearing fatal results l
heSitated. some Of the physicians claimed that
il was caused by one thing and some by another.
The Fungus was prominent and dishgured her
looks. Having heard OF DR.. Kennedy's FAvokITE
REMEDY working so thoroughly on the blood l de-
termined 10 Try Is, TO see II this medicine could
do what doctors bad failed 20 do and surgeons
had hardly dared to undertake. / can say in
truth that the result Of this trial was the COM
plete cure Of my daughter OF this dreadful NAL
ady. Dr. kennedy's FAVoEIrE REMEDY alone eff
fectcd II. We used nothing else ior other things
had completely failed. My daughter today en-
joys vigorous health, and 10 FavSrite Remedy
poor in health, due 10 liver difficulty with which
she had suffered a long time until she became
very much reduced in aesh A trial OF kenne-
dy's Fayorite Remedy has resulted in the COM
plete restoration Of her health, VIII CT she had not
enjoyed for years. size had gained in flesh and
strength, and thus secured perfect heslth. and
this is DUE ENTIRELY To DE-. kENSEDY's FAvORITE
REMEDY. AS for myself, being engaged in the
grocery and commission business. which makes il
necessary for me to test the quality OF different
articles, like butter. etc nv sense of taste and
my stomach were seriously injured. Everything
seemed 10 nauseate me. and fearful OF dyspepsia
FAVoEITE REMEDY. The fnt bottle afforded i'm
mediate relief. and from that dav TO tEis / can say
that EaYoTite Remedy mas restored me 10 perfect
health. These are facts which l claim prove that
Dr.. kennedy'e Favorite Remedy is the best medf-
clue III the world FOR those afflicted with the
above difficulties. II any one IN the city OF Troy
doubts The truth OF these statements let him come
TO ne and / will prove them. ! have recon-
msnded FavOrile Remedy TO hundreds and with
the same good results.
YOurR. etc. WILLIAM WINDSOR.
Corner Canal and Mount streets. Troy, y. Y
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The Prodnee Market.

~Eggs-Psying 2lc per doz. from store. Die.
fancy, 2S9SOc; choice, 25927c;
roll, l09l2c; medium grades, 69Sc; low grades,
'POuftryDHens, &c per h.; ROSTERS. &c: suriug
feethered, Per doz S. 90; ducks. per doz, So %.
Qusls-Sl 90 per doz. Ra~obits-60c per doZ.
Feathers-Prime geese, 45e; mixed and ducks,
D925c.
medium, zoe; unwashei common, zoe un washed
dne, lee; Cotswold. l5c; do. coarse. l69l7e; co.
cotton heeces, 14915c.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present iooOing prices:
Smoked Meats, cauydsed or plain plain meats
not guaranteed AGAINST slippers IS. {. Hans: 10
Ia los. average, lOxc: 20 lbs average. lUZ.
Cottage hams. ~uncanvased, Sc: California ha rs,
shoulders. 65zc: family shoulders. pieces averagins
6to 10 lbs, b4c; dried beef, l5c. Bac0n-Clear
sides. medium VT. re: do backs. light weight.
d. 5. aud Picked Meats English cured, clear
sides or backs. unSm0ked. &c; Bean pork. clel-.
,S Dol, zoo lbs. $40 90; pork, clear, per Dbl. 2oJ
Lard-Pure Eettle-rendered in tierces, SIC: IN
hall barrels or 5o-lb tubs. SIC; 4S-lb tin tubs, 94c;
0lb &c: lob pals, ss4c.
B0logns-In cloth, SIC; in skin, &c.
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-Fuu cream. New York, 149l5c; Ohio,
OCs palt eklWs otoc per pOuuus Nultc hO1ci 4ECs
Crystal Spring. lac. Empire. 12c.
Cotfees-Conmon. S1SGi0zc: ordinary, 1910
lie; fair, llH8ilAc; prime. l249l2Hc; strictly
prime, 12<GlS4c; choice, 1S4GHAc: Old Gov.
eminent Java, l9t49&1Se: McLsugnlin's xxx
roasted. lib packages, lO0-lo cases, 1fSzc: 60-lo
do, 1870; Arouckle's roasted. HE; LeTering's.
lac; Cardoba, lsxc; Gates A No. 1. Ice; Gates
-sugars-Gutloaf. ne; powdered. TIC: grsnu-
lated, 6ss96%c; standard A, 6E96Ac: of A, ga
&c: Whine extra o. 5,f95t4c: hight brown, ga
BIC; common grades, SS1Sc New Orleans. 81
CSC.
Molasses and syrups-New crop New Orlesns
molssses, 50G56c: syrup, S29ilc per gal. for COM
mon ochOice: maple syrup. 81 l09l So
Ricc-CzrOiina snd Louisiana, sale.
spices - Pepper, l7H9iSEc; aispice. 109i2c;
cloves. 4e125c; ginger. E921c cinnamon in mats.
l24i5c: nutmegs, 654Soc.
Salt-Lake, In car lots, CSC; drsy lots. 81 0091 05;
small lots. l0c more from store: dairy, 81 25gS %.
S~tarch-Refned pearl. SHaS%c per To-; Eureka,
&c; Chsmpion gloss, lump, 696xc; improved
salt FfshEMackerel. extra mess. sd per Dbl;
halves. SD so; No mackerel, slS9O; halves, 50
ale: No. z mackerel. SD O41i; halves, s. 509S;
No. ? medium. S.: halves. 81 30; No. 3 mackerel,
Gao 50; halves. SS3s 80; No, l white fish. s. 509l;
homeless fish. Sd 59d6p per 100 lbs: homeless cod,
S5@7; extra, $40: Grand Bank. Stg5Zc per 10.
Foreign ~Fruits-London layer saisins. new,
IS 25@S Isl new Nslencis, 1l9L1xc; Saltana, liei
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Oils.
ANTWERP. Dec. 81 -Petroleum-1szals

ANTWERP, Dec. 81 -Petroleum-ls%9lsAc.
~PITTSBURG. Dec. sl.-Perroleum-Quiet: Ger
tifcates opened at 7254c. advanced to- &c. declined
and closed steady at 741se.
BRADFORD. Pa. Dec Sl-Crude Oil-Dull and
a shade firmer. National Transit and Underwater
ruDs. Tuesday, l0O.67i bbis; total shipments.
$3.50 bbls. charters. 1850 bbls. clearsnceS, s.
10000 bbls. National Transit certificates opened
at 1875 ara closed at 7314c; highest price, axe;
lowest SIC.
Dill CITY. Pa. Dec. sl.-NstiOuel Transit GER
hcsies opened at z5lsc; highest. 7Iixe; lowest- SHc:
$500 brls: charters. Il, s60 brls. The Der,ick's
monthly report, posted TO-DAY in the Oil TX
charge, shO vs. Rigs upand buildiug. IS; increase,
81; wells drilling. n increase. Is; wells completed.
&C; decrease. 2: new production, 6.10i hrls; de
crease, ~ brls; dry holes. IL: decrease, i.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01
Railroad

NEWARK, n. J., Dec. 31.-The Washington
Express on the Pennsylvania Road this
morning ran into the rear of the Lehigh
Valley train, three miles from here. The
engineer of the Pennsylvania train was SER
iously hurt, and two or three passengers
were slightly injured. The accident was
caused by the heavy fog. The two rear cars
of the Lehigh train were wrecked.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01

A double discovery was ~Athlophoros. So
much akin are rheumatism and neuralgia
that when the great specific was found for
the former it WIS also found for the latter.
Mrs. Dietrich, 10 Hudson street, New Haven,
Conn, writes: Have been 3 terrible suf.
ferer from neuralgia in head and face. The
doctor advised q trial OF Athlophoros as the
best thing known. Two doses drove all the
pain away. L shall always keep it in the
house,
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9AKKzrs Nv rwLEsRAFH.


NEW YORK, Dec. 81 -Cotton-Quiet: futures
dull: January, ll09c; February. Hose; March,
I.l7c; April, IL SOC; Muy, 11.42c; June, n.55e;
July. lI.66c. August, 11.75c: September, n.3Sc.
bbls: good .0 choice, g 4595 20: white wheat ex-
ire. 81 S095 IS: extra Ohio. 81 S595 10: ST. Louis,
g S56s5 Is: Minnesota patent, 81 6095 p. Wheat
Spot A63sc higher. options heavy; receipts,
1900 bu.. exports. l5S.0O0 bu- No. ? spring,
S7Lc: uDgraded winter rec. S0dSSe; No 8 red,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01
The Cold Wave.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-The thermometer has
fallen in this city so since midnight, aud
at 9 O'Clock this morning il stood at DE
above zero. At Omaha the Thermometer
stands at A. below, at St. Paul - above, 1t
Keokuk 4 above, at Fargo 200 below, at
Winnipeg Sc below.
The storm has affected telegraph service,
and throughout portions of Iowa and the
West connection OF the Western Union has
been cut of.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01
Change in the spanish Treaty.

New YoRE, Dec. 81 An important change
in the scope of the SpanIsh-American treaty
he's been made by cable so as to meet the
objections of the sugar refners. Only grades
up TO No. Is, Dutch standard. Instead of No.
Is, as originally proposed, will be admitted
free of duty, so that high grade raw sugars
will not come into competition with our
own refined.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01
Woman Arrested for Forgery.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 31.-Mrs. Mary f.
Cody, step daughter OF Sol White, a promi-
nent Canadian politician and member of
Parliament, was arrested here this morning
tor forging her mothers name to a note for
$3.50. and getting the money thereon from
the First National Bank OF this city.
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General Fremont's scheme.

NEW YoEK, Dec. 3L-General John c..
Fremont is toI proceed at once to Mexico as
attorney or agent of a syndicate, of which
he is a member, to examine and verify the
vsliditv of a contract and title TO IS. 600. 900
acres of land recently acquired by the syn
dictate. The land contains three silver mines
and forests OF mahogany, ebony and other
hard woods.
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MhfaHN.

BALTIMORE, Dec. SI.-whtsky-stesdy 81 81 Il
a1fe
ST. LOUIS. Dec 3L-whisky-Steady st 81 "a
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Sl.-Whisky- Dull and
unclaimed Il at q 60.
CINCINNATI. Dec Il -whisky-steady at 81 Il.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3L.-whisky-Quietst lis.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Observation-Disclosures
az 81 O5dI d.
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a Singular Casualty.

oregon City Iowa Free Fress.I
An ei~ght-year-old boy took a donkey to
the creek to water him, and, thinking to
play horse" while the animal was drink
ing, put the halter strap over his head. The
donkey became frightened and dragged the
boy 200 yards by the neck. a younger
brother gave the alarm, but the boy was
dead before be could be rele ased.
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GlXeQ--.a~--.s~-@--- .--ss- fOI1 utCA .-..
zejod ted. 1890. .-........-..-..-- a track ....
Rye-No. 2 steady; soc bid: no Sellers.
Srsn-Duu; SO so bid: no sellers.
Middlings-Dull. held at S14, without buyers.
Hay Prime timothy dull; held al $40 o.; "a
buyers.
CHICAGO
Furnished by II. E Kinney * Co., Grain aud Pro-
vision Brokers. No. 3 Chamber of Comnerce.l
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). r. RYAN L. CO.
COMMISSION

q snd "a East Maryland 81, Indianapolis.
Grain, Flour, Feed, Produce, etc. Storage for
our snd merchsudbs, Our rooms are isrse' airy
and clean,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01

after call az constantly declining prices until they
ranged 5a6-lO0c below yesterdays closing quota
lions. Third call showed a slight improvement,
and February brought IL 07c; May. I.42c; Jun,
1850. Futures closed dun and 5-1OQc lower than
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01
A Strong Endowment

is conferred upon that magnificent institu-
tiou, the human system. by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery that ~fortiies it
against the encroachment of disease. 1t is
the great blood purifier and alternative, and
as a remedy for consumption, bronchitis,
and all diseases of a wasting nature, its in
huence is rapid, eficscious and permanent.
Sold everywhere.
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Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg.

t~PAN-HANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA EISEl
Depart. Arrive.
New York, PHILADELPHIA,
Washington, Balti-
more, F~irtsburg, and
Columbus Express 4:5 an - 1887 an.
Dayton &Columbus Ex& 10 is an . . 4:s5 pm.
Richmond Accommo-
dalton, .-.-.~~-~~~ . 400 pm. SE $40 am.
New York, Philadelp'a,l
Washington, Balti-l
more, Pittsburg. Co
lumbus & Dayton Ex # ASS pm. - 1920 pm.
Dayton Exp-ess----.-f% ass PIE - 1920 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA KOKCxO.
Louisville and Chicago
Fast Express...-....i@ II 200 pm. - $3.50 am,
Louisville and Chicago
Express, p. c--.---l n:l5 Am. 3:35 pm.
eDsiy. S3Daily except Sunday. s~Sissping car.
II Hotel car.
For tickets and full information call at Office
Penn. Lines, northeast corner VS. hington and
Illinois streets; City Ticket Office. &c North Meri-
dian street: Union Depot Ticket ONCE.
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Aliens Brain Food, Botanical Extract,
positively cures nervous debility and all
weakness of generative system; either sex.
81; 6 for 50. Druggists, or by mail from j.
II. Allen, 3l5 First avenue, New York.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-01

Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Pa. eat, st25sI75; extra fancy. s3s59
100: fancy. s. 6593 80: choice. s. SOS 60: family.
SIS o09s IS: treble extra. 81 3592 SO: double extra,
t21592 so: extra. 81 o1g2 10; supsrhne, 81 s0s
i %. Rnn q ~ cg
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LIVE :

indianapolis Live stock Market.
UNION STocK-YAgDs. Dec. 81.
CATTLE-Receipts. $50 head shipments, so head.
The receipts OF all kinds were light; demand good
on shippers and good fat butcher grades; medium
and nnnnnnn, ell n,orn randilr Of nnntn tinnc
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( YORK. Dec. 81 Cotton The Post says:
Future deliveries. after opening at first call Z TO
Sieve higher, were freely Offered Immediately
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r. DAVID
III :DY'S
nv RM
RE WI EDY

For the Cure or Kidney and Liver Come
plants, Constipation. and all disorders
arising from an impure state Of the BLOOD.
To women who suffer from am Of the ills peeu,
iisr TO their sox it is an unfailing friend. All
Druggists. One Dollar a bottle, or address DR..
David Kennedy. ROndOut, N, y.
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indianapolis and vincsrnes.

Nj. & Cairo Ex.. S:15amiV incennes Ac...-l0 foam
Vincennes Ac.... 4:00pml NJ & Cairo Ex.. 6:30pm
For tickets and fun information call at Office
Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and
Illinois SITS. City Ticket Office, 10 North Meridian
ST. Union DeDot Ticket Office.
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Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis.
Indiana, Bloomington and Western.

PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart. Arrive.
Pacific Ex & Mail 7:25am K &S,E Tx TT, q dy 3:50am
X. &T.F. Line &c 5:05pmi Cncin. Spec. lei O5am
B&RLEx. d,s,r. ell :10pm Atlantic Ex&M.. 6:30pm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION.
Moorefeld Ac-... ESQ tm Night Elk. dlyT c. S:55am
Mail & Day Ex.... S:05am Mail & Day Ex-. 6:O0pm
Night Ex dly &c. 1l:05pm MoOredeld Ace. 6:l0Dm
EASTERN DIVISION.
E'nEx.r.cus ID 4:20aml PacifcExr.c &C. dty 6:55am
Day EX-...-...1l :15am Western Ex........ 4:45pm
Attic Ex,r.c. .dly. 7.10pm BIB, De g rcd 10: 35Dm
For tickets andIull information call at the New
Ticket Office. No. iSS South Illinois street, or st
the Union Depot Ticket Office. S, in dfcstes sleep
er. T. C.. reclining cars.
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"Ex-div.


Foreign Money and Stocks.
LONDON. Dec. 31.-Railrosd Bonds Erie. AK:
seconds, 57E: New.YOrk Central. S6;E; Illinois
CeaIai, 214; Pacific, 57%,; Reading, .; Canadian
Pacific. As st. Paul, 721s.
PARIS. Dec. 3i.-Rentes. 79f 1910.
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Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific Railway.

Depart Arrive
De-. < Chi. Mail. 7:I5am bet. Ex.. s.-...-.. S:O0am
Tol. II. an. Elk 2:15pm Pacific Ex.....-...l1:3 scam
Del. Ex., d'ys... 2: 00pm bet. & Chi. Nj. S:55am
POrtiekets and full information call AZ City.
Tic4et Office, % so. III. st. or Union Depot Tickes
Ofiop
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.

Evansville and rerre Haute.
Via Nandalis Line
Leave Terre Hauie....---...-. 4-o5 sm1l.s5 pn
Arrive at Terre Haute-------. 1914 pm 2 no Dr
EDaily.
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Eel River.

EtT hTVtTs
IEAVE-EAsI. AIRIVE-
Logangport....i 7:50 pm 700 am 40 pm 20 pm
Denver /. p. L
G. Crossing 600 pm 9:S3 an 6:23 ON u 30 am
Columbia City IL 81 pm y:45 AN f.4s pm 9:1Z eur
Auburn juno 1:l2 pm 1870 pm 80 pm Us aE
ARRIVE LEAVE
Butler..--.-.- - 200 am II 80 am PAS pm $40 am
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aeoeived

The following table SHOWS the amount of grain
in store ~ this point:
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Car lots wheSt. 100; corn, 263; oats, 2.
Estimated receipts hogs. 1900 nead.
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE Market
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Indian apoils and st. Louis.

For all Information, rates, maps, time tables,
etc, call at the Uniop Ticket Office. Bstes House
corner, Massachusetts, Avenue Depot or Al the
Union Depot.
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.5ovERSxaSr sEcusITIE'

Sterling. 60 dsys...~sSoA q. 5. 4Hs- ..---~...l1sH
sterling. sIght...--4s4k New u. ). 4s------t22S
) pc cent. bonds..~1O2
SorE-Tne purchasing price FOR Government
onds In Indianapolis varies from the New YORK
uotsticns x3l per cent
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Dec. 81. ,Open'g -HignsL. Lowest Closing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-07
THE LIBERTY BELL.
Its Journey to New Orleans-A Grand
Reception to be Given it at the
Exposition.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.
The date of the departure of the liberty
bell from Philadelphia on its journey to New
Orleans, has been changed from Jan. "a to
the 23d. The departure will be accompanied
with great pomp and ceremony. The bell
will be escorted from independence Hall to
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad station at 3lst and
Market streets by 500 police and a commit
tee of the council. At the station it will be
placed in a car which is now being built for
its reception by the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. The bell will rest in the centre
of the car under red, white and blue can
opy The sides of the ear Will be open and
at one end will be a compartment for the
three officers who are to form the guard. On
one side will be emblazoned the word Phila-
delphia and on the other New Orleans. Each
side bears the legend, proclaim Liberty
Throughout the Land The ear will be run
into the exhibition grounds and the bell will
not be disturbed until its return to Philadel-
phis. The train will make thirteen stops,
symbolic of the thirteen original States,
A telegram from New Orleans states that
preparations are being made to give the bell
grand reception.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-07
MAN AND MONEY GONE.
A New York Village Excited Over the
DefaIcatiOn of a Banker and
Treasurer.
passed
Adjourned

ELMIRA, n. Y, Jan. 6.
The village of Havana is excited by the
announcement that Elbert P. Cook, of the
banking house of Cook & Sackett, has be-
CONS defaulter and disappeared The
fact of his flight was first made known when
Mr.. Sackett went to the bank, and on open
ing the safes and money drawers, ascertained
that all the money and yaluables were gone.
Robbery was first thought of, but as nothing
had been broken, Sackett made inquiries con-
corning his partner, and learned that Cook
left on Sunday at 10 o'clock for Elmira.
At one O'Clock this morning Cook arrived
at the Homestean Hotel, where his posses
siOns and baggage now are. He left the Ho-
tel in a few minutes, and it is believed took
the Erie morning train for Canada.
The bank was the only one in the village,
and was organized by Ebert p. Cook and B.
G. Sackett The latter put in $4,000. while
Cook put in nothing. Sackett's cash and at
least $50 900 of the deposits are gone
Cooks property, so far as can be learned,
consists of marsh lands worth $500. Cook
was a church member and treasurer of the
village, besides being financial manager OF
several societies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-07
AUGUSTA WHOLESALE MARKET.

luesuays JAR o
The market has been nuctuaiing the past
week, with a downward tendency Beans have
taken quite drop and now remain at $i as and
e2.oo per bashel Round hog and lard show a slight
falling OFF. Poultry is plenty and cheap, good
spring chickens being i2 and IA cents. Fowl re-
mains as last week Corn shows slight depression
snd sells at 6s and 20 cents per bushel.
Below We give quotations as corrected by W. G..
Fifeld Co.. No. Granite Block.
APPLES SaD bu.; evaporated lie,
dried. Ease.
BEANS-Pea. sI.ssa2 90 Yellow eyed. . l. ssa$2o 90.
BEEF-Smaii, Susc.; OK, sdslc.; Chicago dressed,
ROUND HoG-6s6le vn
BEETS-5oc. per bush |.
BurrER-Soiid. isa2oc.; ball, 2oa25c-; common.
l5dlSc.
CABBAGES-S0c. per cwt.
CHEESE-Factory and domestic, lodllc.
EGGS-26c. per doz.
GRAlN-Corn, 6Sa6Sc. meal, 6Sd6sc.; bran, 81 IS.
per cwt cotton seed meal, 81 90 per cwt.
HAI-New loose, tl2 0odlo.oo; pressed, ti+ai5;
straw, $7.75a$S.0o.
H0NEY-Box, zoe. per pound.
LARD-Domestic. .sd9c.; western, tierce .d7i
LAMB-7c.
MUTT0N-6c.
ONl0NS-sScasoc. per bushel.
OArS-5oc.
PoTAToES-5oa55c.
PoULTRl-Chickens, ltSI6c.; fowl, loai2c;
turkeys, l6alsc.
SQUASHES-Soc. per cwt.
TURNIPS-lc per pound.
woOL-20al5c for washed and unwsshed.
WoOD-Dry hard, ,$5ooaS6.0o; green, Is per cord
soft. sS.7Sd$400
LIME-$llo.
CEMENT-Sl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-01-07
STILL Nj AkING PLANS.
Attempt to Reach Il Settlement
in the Shaw Case.
BosToN, Jan. 6.

BosroN, Jan. 6.
The counsel who are engaged in the at
tempt to make a satisfactory adjustment of
the affairs of Shaw Brothers have filed an
amended petition in the case, designed to
meet the legal objections suggested by Judge
Field. They ask that Wyman, trustee, sell
the property and dispose of the proceeds
among the creditors as shall be directed by
this court. The plan is to have the Supreme
Court order the $500 900 paid over to the In
solvency Court of Middlessex county, to be
distributed under the composition act in in
solvency, and to provide for the creditors
outside the commonwealth it is proposed to
reserve their percentage and deposit it with
the clerk of the Supreme Court, subject to
their order. 4 hearing in the matter will
soon be given.