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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Ser Siiracrfrtea ttt Nertt -.

2ima, s. Sttober. - Die Re9terun9s
truppen perfol9en nod INNER ben Sniur9eH
teneeneral @aceres, iiber beiien Seuegunaer
iebr wenie betaunt ift. Die ollgemeine au
fi6t iit, oas iif ietne @rmee, falls er auf iei
ner Gbfd)t befebt, in bas @ebirge 5uriifSu
febren, sGnslia uuil0ieu ruirS, tnoem ieiut
erfnatteten uno bon allen gfothuenbt9en ent
bI0sten SoIoaten nidbt i'm Stanbe iinb, btt
ShapaSen zines fOrcirten @nri4es gu ertra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
sic sod,t ,eaantleBn eeifraaSet,

Repport, &..S., g.. Stober. - Die
@dooneria6t yDauntleB," tpel6e in ;mei
Reaattas pou benz sngliiden Sutter u@enez
fiaS iibertpunben tpur0e, lief beute firth auf
BEN Telien binter Sort Gbams auf. Sbr gis
aeut6iimer Or. Colt bat nm Abien6ung ei.
mes 8legieruuss =8emcrqusurs eriuflt, rpeIae
bic Sudt BON Den SIippen iu's 6ubruafer
aishsn lOQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10

9as @lenb, bas SGrper unb Self bel
anbausrnber Sartleibiateit erbulOen, ldBt f9
nit g8orten niht bei9reiben. Die regels
mGBi9e Gnpenbuns bon Aper's abfiibrenOeu
8tllen in lei9ten DOZEN 9etpdbrt ben 9es
idpG6ten @ingemei6en tpie6er eeiunbe
2bdtt9fett. Seriude es nit ibuen, unb fte
tperben Did beiIeH. GAO, ,St&p4D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Gin GrSbebtl, itt gsirniniett !.

8idmOnb 8irs., 8. Sttober. - Cine
9epeife an BEN n9i6patd)" melbet, baB Inn
11.35 beute Gbenb Elm 9finute aubalten.
Der @rSfOB gu 9Ouiiu>GOurts6 6Ouie, 60 Mei'
len BON bier, eintrat. Die @rI6itterung
i9eint an feinem anbereH Srte tpabr9enoms
rneH mprhen III iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Ser 6aIGen.

Gugufa, grt., 9. Sttober. - Gbrif.
4egue5, eiH Heger, tpur6e beute IN 9egeus
mart oou nenigfen8 5000 BeriOHen oura
ben Strans bingeriatet. Besues ermorbete
i'm letten DECEMBER 0ioIie Sanfs, ietHe
Geliebte, in @ooSrnff nffz@ount1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
dOREHQUND&TAR

Seincn IiHOerasen GtaHuB aui Of, ara,guFss
neH atBmunssOr9eRs OerOanEs er ben tptrFiamften
bsfannteH SruI:mtttsIH. IS FnO Dtres Bsupts
iihIit Der Suni8 Dee SoreboanopFanJe,
osrOunOen nit aBiss 9aIIamea ODER Balm OF
@tEeaS. s'c6eu ocIcn cntBdu cr Tanf tpettere 5os
taHiide @IeHente, !0tIte Die gBtrFiamFstt be-
OeutcnO Ocritarfsn.
5teicntGeW weI6e sales Souen Of Sore
boaue unO Tar aebraAdlen, uerfidern, bat5 eE in
aHcH 5ducn puuOerpar beiIenS Writ he, bic
AtRmun9aOrsaue ansesriifen finO, uno oaB Ietue
SirfnnG cine auoemeiu raide TT. " entBaH
Onrtau5 Ntts, mas Dem g1aseu natt5suig Iein
Iounte, 5at eiuen au6erit auseuebmen9eIam
unO miro gu etnem Brete Oerfauft, peIber es isIbH
2cnicni8cn NIT 6ci8rdaHen TtttcIn crm09G6t Def,
len 2sO9rt9ateu t5etg5ofus gu psrOsu.
Gin SRfen tarn in pofsnoer 2gdIt ais Der gors
Iauterber S6Utnoiua5 elmer sranfRctt far 0eren gbs
UcHouna sales 9oncS of SoreBoumO unO 5ar
Oas Dcitr @tttcI 1T, be8ean,t procu. Des6a6
Iolte man aud teinc Uiuu,c ucrIdumen, OIeSeS
iiaere 1PcetEtam eiuIuncBmcn.
Z @inOeru lit CT, penn fc non Group OSer Reuas
Bufen bciauen tUOrOeu, Ourb feline ItnOernOeu
Gt8enidoften Icbr OieuIta.
@reiis; %, 80 Gents uuO 81 Die GJaIts; Die
ar05tcn Die bmigFsn.
Su ausn @PotBCFsn so perFaufeu.
&. 9t. GttttetttO ,
GleiHtger gigeutbiimcr,
getp=DorF.
3libe's Babnmeb-C rntlfrn fartgsG ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
WermtfMtes.

DIE beutige Steuereinnabme betrug 1914 =
Ill unO bic 3olleinnabme $669,244.
Cur Ginl6iung beitimmte National= Sants
gIoten i'm Setrage bon $437 900 IiefcH beute
i'm S6atamte ein.
Die @6ulidiffe ogortsmoutb," uSames-
tOtun" unS oSaratOga" tamen beute gu
6ampton=9ioab8 an.
9a8 S9aeamt faufte beute 100000 lin
Sen Silber SIR Brdgung BON StauoaroooIz
lar8 I'M YbilabeIpbier 9titn5omte.
3bomas Smith aus Bnrrcntou, Sa., iit
pom 9rafOenten fir ben Poiten Oes 8uuz
beaautuultes fir Den 9iitrtft 9teus@terito
ausermdblt tuoroen.
Der 8unSeSI6atmetter erbielt Beute BON
Sobn Mc@uaom, Bfarrer Ser 9erS Seiu,
Stride 5u 8roOtlpn, N.sYr 81 al8 8ettrag
5um @epifenSfonb.
Srie9sIefretGr @uoicott reiite beute mad
Stem gorf ab, I'M Qugen3euge Der auf NOR
gen anberoumten Sprenguu9 oe8 6lOoos
9ied in SeGz@ate III ieir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10

@ueDliitter, 6enen gtpas an benz 8oblers
gebeu ibrer 6anilie seIeeen 1T, iolteH tetHe
Ss4r, Sfs s0Ssf s s9 s's @ @y9TIaf9 aieae SSs oi sa
fid uufdlle jeSsn auseubIif srsisusH tUHusu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10

gGne S6nalbe mndt tsinen CONNER, "
elm Sufen bagegen oft eiuen tranten gteE'
i6en. 9erna6laifige ibn nidtuno 9ebran4e
ioiOrt Or. 8un's y6uiteus Sprlp. ! oas bete
gIittsl I'M WIartte. 25 Gents bic E!al4e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
llihGs BabnwEb-G Gropfell .I.. 5"siIS4 S3il"l.. u
9HbncranaCu.

g5arum Dir6 trgeu6 s Semauo ourb
@Hbucrauqen z hmer5en lei6eH, iUtuH man
ene Tl0ite German SOrn RgmoUg-a eiH
ittert5 uno teHtR Shmtr5 6erslttn6e5 g1ttet qegcn
SUbHuouQcn ur6 {yoibruicn - babcn tauul Ju
Gpotheteu uub bc SdUbbdHolcru TIr % Gents.
Depot: gir. 1l5, 6uItOnitraBe, R.sg.
(SGGi-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10

Die tteneitem SrOnses, YIiiIdBs ttnh@OIns
rabmen fur Spiegel nm Silner fabri;irt
sEilbelm Gdbarbf, Er. S45, &eRsSalti'
tapreRrake. l246,u.i.S9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Btitatt Gmer Gigsntbnm 8esen
u,aneeIbafte &a,tfbrtefs

Eh, mon Hufdufs BON SduIern, @runbfhden,
arnnsmietbsn H. (. 10. matt ober 9eIS auf Sppotbe'
ZEN Isibt, in IS gft zines eoen, baraut 5u 6els9sn'
bas ber Bertdufer einen 8erft9erun9sl9s SIltle
Tnsurance policy) bes unantaffbaren Saui1tieiss
IisIsTe' mobrrdh rtbt MIR ale nntoften jar oieres
RrSfsn bes aauIbrieies Deed) erlpart, lonSern
SouptiddIih aIe Ipdteren unannebmlihtelten, Sro'
Eeiie u. (. ~, iuie ioIbs aon plealhs oorseoHsH
Die "Maryland Title Insurance and Trust
Co." RorOoItsGGe oUm Seatb1 Hno ssfmsis; SseSaSI
SneedS' Ser bel berIelten nnsenommen Dtro, Mot
HSiIr Sen, eeaenndr drtisen aduier, ion6ern aup tlT
Sefre grbeil u. (. M. gBenn bic Betlt6eruns pes
Snnibrisies noi5 aemad5ter Brniuns perpesert nro,
40 serSe Bic gesobIten Se6hbren obne trsens etHen
G6uus Burhdpersltet.
MARYLAND Title Insurance and Trust Co.,
ESrsost.Gds Soatbs uao seeonoftraBs.
fonn "a. i 2U1teF)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
@errih tanssa Oes 9atentamts.

&us einem 8eridt be8 Goumifdrs Mont=
grmerp iiber Die Sbdtigteit oes BateHtamts
mGbrenb bes Sistaliabres, enbenO am 80.
SUM- 1885, 9eht berUOr, baB in bielem 3ettz
raum 81, ,662 GnmeIbungeu BON $atenten
eiusingen, feruer 1O71 fir Mufer, 156 fir
grneuerung bon 8atenten, 1925 fir 6anz
oelsmarten unb 673 fir gtiquetten, i'm @lu=
sen 1888 gegen 1892 i'm SOriabre. Die
,3abl Ger gewaArten 8atente, einifIieBli9
Grneueruu9eu, betrug 1926; 1892 6aHs
belSmarfeH murben re9iftrtrt unO 337 @ti,
quetten. gs tpurnen 1888 Batente tuegen
giftbe5oblung Der SpOrtelu 3uriid6ebalten;
1882 Yatente liefen aus. Die ginnabmen
oeS 8iireaus ans alien Guellen beliefe1 iib
auf $1,O74,974 gegen $1,145, ,433 i'm &ors
iabre. DIE 2lussQben beliefen it4 auf 1884,
1913, mOnud Elm lleberiduB bon $14O,857
Oerbleibt. 9ie 3abl Der am l. SuIi bs. So.
nnerlebigt gebliebereu 8atent 4umelbuugen
betrug 57G6, eine 9(bnabme BON Al Bro5ent
oerglifen nit Der 3ubl ser 8atente, nelfe
bel 8Cginn oeS 6iStaIiabres Der @rle0igung
harrten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
2I,tS Oct 8mnoesbanptftaot.
Ser Serbhtermtn Ses eberssuaOesee ee+tats.

g8aiHiugton, .. G., 9. Sftober. -
Der Sttober Sernrin bes Sber= =8unoe8ge,
rtfts ntmnt am ndfften Rontag ieinen aH=
lang. @egenpdrtig fnb 1O4O Srojeiie auf
Der NestitranSe uer5ei9net, unb ba ntue 2lps
pelattonen tGglid einlaufeu, 10 i9dbt man,
oob tbre 3abl bis gum @nbe be8 EerninS
auf 1900 9efiegen iein pirS. 9as @ertdt
bat nur bnr6 ieine energiide arbeit ipdbrenO
Der letteH bier Ober flint Sabre cine peitere
GnbGufrng Der @ei9dfte oerbiitet. SIN les=
ten Sabre tuurben 400 Sale erleOigt, uuo
tpenn bic GbtpideIung Der @ei6dfte in benz
ndmli9en SerbGltniB fOrtbuuert, 10 miro Der
lette Sal ali Der gegenpGrtigen GegitranOe
in un9efGbr brei Sabren entidieoen iein. -
Die 6i9ter beftnoeH ii6 idmmtlif bel guter
@eiunbbeit, unO pabri9eiuIid wirS Seiner
herielhen in Der Grnffnr1nnsitnrn fRhlPrr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
Ser @CaeraI 23unoesantpaIt nmO Die ,, Sea
SeIepboH Somp."

@eneral 8unbesanmalt @arlanb f1rieb
gefsrH oem YrdIioeHten @lebelano eineH
Iangen 8rief in Sejug auf ben Bro5eB, mel.
der bonn @eneral. BrOturatOr(Solicitor Gen
eraD Sobn 9oobe i'm Ramen Der Ser.
StaateH etn9eleitet puroe, nm bic 9iiltig=
lett Der Patente Der uSeazSelepbou Comp. )"
nuf Die PrCbe gu ieten. 6r. @arlano iett
auseiuanOer, oaB Der 8ro3eB I'M Sutereiie
Der vYarI, electric -Selepbonz Comp. ;" oeren
attiOndr unS 2utpalt er if, aubGngig gema9t
pur1e, unb baB er anlGBlif einer &erbitI=
oun9 nit letterer SOmpagnie ein iriiber an
ihn geltellte8 9eiuf 3ur @tnleitung ienes
RroSefeS abgeptelen babe. 2Sie er meiter
ertlGrt, purben Die gertdtli6en S6rttte Dor
etliden gEod)en, rUdBrenO er fif in 2lrfania8
oHfbielt, pon ietnem SteaOertreter, Dem Sc
neral BrOturator, obne ieiH (@arlano'8)
gSiiien begoInen. Dies lei polltomnlen in
SrOnnng, ba Der General 8roiurator int
Sale Der 9ienftunfGbigfeit ober Abpeiens
belt oeS @eneral, ,anmaltS 6efen Qntt All
Oelieben babe. Qqer0ingS iei e8 gebrdudl=
lid, baB ale oerartigen EGle Dor tbrer @ntz
iteibun9 bonn Suitijz0epartement an oaS-
ieuige 0epartement, in oeieH 8eretdJ ite ge=
h0ren - i'm 0orltegeuOen Sale alio an oaS
8epGrtement beS Snuern - 5uritd iiberwies
len mer0en, uno eS tpGre bielleidt beIier,
penn Dies au6 nit benz in Tra9e itabenoeu
Ero3eiie geidebe. 4rdiioeHt &lepelano
iibermittelte @arlauo'S Sd)retben nit eiuiz
GEN erlGuternoen 8enlerfunqen 6em 9ere=
ralz 4roiurator @oobe, unb Qesterer bat bent
SuioIge Die bereits be9Onneuen @eri6tsoer=
oerhQn6lungen ii1tirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10
RGue 8nnoes5sautten. -Suet tpeftere SeWts
IdIc I'm OirIUmntiidlen Bicmit.

Der 4rGiioent ernannte beute gfafmittag
folgenoe meme 8unbeSbeamten: Charles 3.
SacobS ans &entudp gum 9eianOten an Die
Ser. Staaten BON Colombia, Sarl 60rIter
aus Snbt1na Gum @eneralz&oniul in @alcut=
ia, 3. s. 8artello aus oem 9iitrift Golum<
bia gum Sonlul in 9iifieIborf, 8m. s. 6eus
oeriou aus arfania8 lum bettBen0en 6tfter
bes Sbergeri6ts BON yteH<Dfertto, 9anl. gS.
Dtaratta aus 9atota Sum SunoeSmarl6al
fir 9afota, Sbo8. Snitb aus Sirginien gum
Sunbesantuult fir Reu- -Dterifo, @ba8. Bar
lan9e aus 2ouiFana INN SunOeSanpalt iiir
Sen Uillihen Siliritt bon 2ouiiiana Q8m.
SrOmnlee aus danias gum 2anoamt8z z9fegi=
i!rator III garne0, &s., unb Sobn Gafabra ans
9atOta gum @tnnebmer bon 3e9ierungSgels
bern in Deaop0o0, Dat.
Or. Sacobs ans Sentufp, Der neuernannte
@eIanbte all Columbia, tit 55 Sabre oft,
BON oeutIder 4bfGmmung uno Elm nambafz
ter &bOOtat. @r mar 3meimal Otagor pom
2oniSpille, in 1888 ein berpnrragenoer Gam
ol0at fiir bic 0enOfratiife gtomination 3um
@0uOerneur. &arl S0riter, Der neu erz
rannte generalfoniul iiir Calcutta, mar mebz
rere Sabre lang @lerf i'm Siireau oeS Staat8=
ftattftiterS fir Snoiana uno ndbreuO Der
letten 8ablcampague 3teoatteur Oes ySele-
graph" in SnoinnapOllS, be8 bauptiG6tdlen
0eut6en 8Iatte8 pom Snoiana. S6r. S0rIter
mel6ete f6 ME I'M ein Inlt, un6 ieine @rs
nennung eriolgte i'm @intlange nit ben Biinz
lden beS beutiAen Clements Der 0emofrGtie
non Sn6iana.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-10-10

= Gr. 9. 4. 8rdunau, Yr1NoenE otr
p6rantliu- 8anr" III Cincinnati, lit bort i'm
<Fr uou C6 SQhrtn qciOr6ln.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-11-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

A Cleveland special says About
year ago the young and handsome wife
OF member of the congregation of
DIR. lillian Schlosser of st. Joseph's
Roman Catholic Church, began to visit
him at his study. Her visits became so
frequent that other members Of the
congregation noticed them, and, in as
delicate manner as possible, the priest
discouraged them. This appeared only
to increase her infatuation, and in many
ways she showed her esteem and afec-
ton. Her conduct at last became so
conspicuous as to meet with the entire
disapprobation of her husband. This
served to increase the fame, and it
soon became common gossip among all
the members of the congregation that
she was desperately in love with the
handsome priest. DIR. Schlosser- as
last resort, laid the whole matter be-
fore the husband, and asked his coop.
GRAFTON in the protection of the reputa-
tion of his wife. It was to no purpose,
however, and with mind fully alive to
the duties Of his'position. he determin-
ed to leave his congregation. After
conference with Bishop ~Gilmour, it was
considered advisable for him to leave
the State, and one Of the finest churches
in Chicago opened its doors to him.
Fashionable circles in Dublin are agi-
tated over the elopement Of Hon. Kath-
leen Maude Brooke, daughter of Sir
CORVALLIS Maude, Viscount Hawarden,
an Irish Representative Peer, and the
wife of Gerald Richard Brooke of Swim.
merton, county Dublin, to whom she
has been married for ten years and by
whom she has had four children, with
Seymour Bushe, descendant of Chief
Justice Bushe, and one of the oldest
Junior barristers on the Munster cir.
cult.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-11-05
Things I'm which Men and Women
Differ.


Differ.
When a women becomes fiurried she
feels for fan; when man becomes
fiurried he feels for cigar.
Women jump at conclusions and
generally hit; men reason things out
logically and generally miss.
Some women can't pass a millinery
store without looking in; some men
can't pass a saloon without going in.
a women never sees baby without
wanting to run to it; man never sees
baby without wanting to run away
from it.
Women love admiration, appreciation,
selt'immolation on the part of others.
and are often weak, vain and frivolous:
and so do men.
A woman always carries her purse in
her hand, so that other women will see
1T; man carries his in his inside
pocket, so that his wife won't see it.
A woman can sit in a theater for
three hours without getting all cramped
up, catching the toothache or becoming
faint for want of fresh air. A man
can not.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-13

&c; bean pork tclear) p brl 200 lbs 90; clear
pork y brl 200 TBS. $50; ham pork bri zoo IDS,
$40 so; also in q brls. containing LOO IDS. NJ
half the price of the brls with Soc added 10 cover
additional cost of package. Lard-Pure kettle rem
dered, in tierces, 714c; also in q brls and 5oib-
tubs asc advance price of tierces 4S-f6 tim tubs
and 20-fb pals, DC advance; ION pals, nc
advance. Sausage-Bologna, in cloth, 519c; In sli,
&c; link. 7c-
PRODUCE.
BUrTxR-Creamery fancy. 26 030c choice country.
10012c.
BKrswAx-Dark. 1Sc; yellow. zoe.
CIDER-Duffys. Rochester, Sc " bril-
EGGs-Shipners paying zoe. loss off; selling from
store at 21022c.
FEArHERs-Prime geese, 45c p 70; mixed duck, 20
025c ~ ID.
GAME.-Quails, So. 25 p doz. mallard ducks. $3.50
D2.75 ~ doz: venison, 140I sc y 10.
PoULTRY-Hens 5lac ~ 10; ROSTERS. Be; spring
chickens 5l9c; ducks &c " ID; geese, 81. 80 p dos;
hen turkeys, &c y tb; toms, 7c y ID.
WooL-Tub- washed % O32c; unwashed, medium
20022c unwashed, Ootswold, 19021c; bury and
15c. We quote prices farmers
lots; larger lots slightly higher prices paid
SEEDS.
Prime clover, $505.5O ~ bu; prime timothy, a
ESQ p bu extra clean blue grass 81. 25 so y bu;
red top, 75c0$l " bu; orchard grass, So. 25 92.75
" bu. owing to quality; German millet, $101.25 p
bu; common, 81; buckwheat. 5O080c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-13

LONDON. Dec. 12-3P. M.-Government bonds
--Consols, so SIC for money and 90 GIG for ac-
count. United States bonds, tours, 1864, ex
coupons; four and ahalfs, 1154 Railroad bonds
Atlantic &, Great Western frsts, 1879; Atlantic
q Great Western seconds, 112t; Canadian Pa
eihc, 1881; Erie. 1855; Erie seconds, 90s Illinois
Central, 40; Mexican ordinary, 244; ST. Paul
aommon. 97s; New York Central, 1899; fennsyl-
vania. 154s; Reading. l10a. The amount of bull
lion gone into the Bank of England on balance
today is f69, 600.
PARIS, Dec. 12.-Three per cent rentss S0f
02Ac for account
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-13
Complexion Blemishes

May be hidden imperfectly by cosmetics and
powders but can only be removed permanently
by the Toilet Mask. By its use every kind OF
spots impurities. roughness, ETC., vanish from
the skin. leaving it soft clear. brilliant and beau
tiful It is harmless, costs little and saves it's
user money. 1t prevents and removes wrinkles,
and is both complexion preserver and beanti-
fer. Famous bellies use it. Valuable illustrated
book with proofs and full particulars mailed tree
by the Toilet Mask Co., 1164 Broadway, New
Vork = rs
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-13
Oils.

PITrSBURG, Dec. 12.-Petroleum quiet but firm;
National Transit Company certificates opened at
81 ssc, and closed at 9OSsc highest price, 91asc;
lowest price, 0Olsc.
BRADFORD, Dec 12-National Transit Company
certificates opened 81 SEC and closed at 9O3c; high
est nrioa 81 SIC; lowest price, 9O14c; clearanees
1893 900 brls.
TITUSvIILE. Dec. Educational Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 91lsc, and closed at
8Ossc highest price. 81 a4c; lowest price 9Olsc.
NEW YORK, Dec. I2.-Petroleum-The market
was quiet At the opening at 9l4c; most sales were
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-13

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at tn
Two Great Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Grea. Centers.
NEW YORK, Dec. l2-Four-Receipts. 81
s23 brls; exports, g., 1888 bris and 2s,s60 sacks.
Weak and dull. Sales, IL, 600 brls; superine,
Western and State, $30360
Wheat lower. Receipts, 30,67S bu; exports.
3, $50 blu; sales, 32640oo bu futures IS, 600 bu
spot No. spring, 94c; ungraded red, $40
CSC; No. red, $4,000 elevator 94c store; No.
white, etc: No. red. January, 94s a este, clos
ing st 94sc; February, 96a 96sc, closing at 96ac
March, 98S a oslo, closing at 98sc May, 81. OFF,
L01s. closing at $l.01a; June. $L020L 02A, clos
ing ut $102A.
Corn-Spot firm; options weak; receipts, 1884,
% bu; exports. 2l5.640 bu sales, 600 bu fu-
lures, 298, 900 bu spot; ungraded, 46053c; re-
teeted, Acc; No. 9, 434044c; steamer, 47t 047sc
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 12.-The Live Stock Ind
Gator reports Catte-Receipts, 947; shipments
GIG. The market was active for butchers shippers
and feeders steady; exporters; $595.25; good to
medium, 81 20 "a so; stockers and feeders, So 800
3.75; cows So 1925
Hogs-Recepts. 7,435; shipments, 434 The
market was strong, active and 1Oc higher; good to
choice heavy So SIS % 80: light and mixed So $50
$50; common, SO. 1O03.3O.
Sheep-Recepts, 10; shipments, ia. The market
medium, Sl5O02.25; scalawags. 5O075c each.
CHICAGO. Dec. II The Drovers' journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 The. market was strong
shipping steers $3.3O05. 60; stockers and feeders
$24o03.9O; cows. bulls and mixed. $3.50 "a;
steady
Hogs-Recepts, $4,000; shipments, 1000 The
market was strong and 501Oc higher rough and
A; light weights, $3.450 ID 90; skps. $3.50 as. 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 500. The market
was steady. Natives. $204.15;- Texans, $3.50
1925; lambs, So. 5O0475.
shipments, 300. The supply was very small, and
prices nominal; native shipping steers, $405. is;
tive butchering stuff, 1904; stockers and feeders,
SIS. 1908. rs; rangers, $2.50O375
Hogs - Receipts 5000; shipments. 40. The
market was active; Workers. $3.5003.60; packing
grades So. 65 80 butcherng grades. So S003 80.
Sheep and Lambs - Receipts 200; shipments,
600. The market steady for best grades: extra,
prices range between $685. for natives; $3.50
Its for Texas.
EAST LIBERTY Dec. 12.-Cattle-Nothing doing.
the eonsign I'M all beng for throngh points Re-
Hogs-Ln fair demand and firm; Philadephias, 81
04.1O; Workers. So. 7OD3.8O. Receipts, s 500 head;
shipments, a, 500 head.
weeks opening. Receipts. none shipments. 200 head.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 12.-Hogs firm: common and
light. So. 0003. IS; packing and butchers, So $50
4. Receipts 5000; shipments. 400
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CHICAGO. St. Louis & p;ttsbrw,

lineage, 81. Louis PittS6url.
Depart-Eastern Mail and Express, daily. 4
New York, Philadelphia, Wash
ington. Baltimore and Pittsbur-
Express, daily. s....... 4
Dayton and Columbus Express,
except Sunday .-.11
Richmond Accommodation ....-. A
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press, daily, S.. h...- 4
ArrIve-Richmond Accommodation, except
Suncay "
New York. Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily ..-.-....-...11
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex.
cept Sunday Observation-Disclosures. 4
Western Mail and Express, daily. 8
New York, Philadelphia, Washing.
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press, daily -----.-..---....10
CHICAGO DrvIs1oNvIA KoKoMo P, G. & ST.
Depart-Louisville and Chicago Express,
p. Co.. -.
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk.
press, daily.
Arrive-Ohicago and Louisville Fast Elk
press, daily, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Chicago and Louisville Express,
III.
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SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
Masonic.

Masonic.
Mystic Tie Lodge, No. $685. F. & A. H., will
hold Its annual election of officers TO- morrow
evening.
Adoniram Grand Lodge of Perfection, A. and
A Rite. will confer the Degrees to a. inclu-
sive-on Wednesday evening
The triennial election of officers of Indiana
Consistory, A. and A. Rite, will be held on
Wednesday,, Dec %, at 745 P. NJ.
AT the annual meeting of Ancient Landmarks
Lodge, No. $40. T. and A. NJ, last Tuesday even
ing, the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: VIM FL. Meier, W. NJ: Charles
A. Mcconnell. S. W.; Fred Reible, j. W.. Paul
ii. Krauss, treasurer; Willis r. Miner, secretary;
VIM. F. Elliott, S. D.; George Mills, j. d.; Hugh
0. McVey. tyler
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NEW YORK, Dec. 12-Cotton-The Post, in its
cotton review says: Future deliveries, with slight
fluctuations displayed on the whole much business.
The market closed dul, 1-100c lower than yester-
day."
MEMPHIS, Dec. 12-Cotton quiet; middling,
Sa4c: receipts, 5,776 bales; shipments 2 744 bales;
stock on hand. 1873, 167 bales; sales, $500 bales
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Dry GO0dA

NEW YORK, Dec. 12-In brown, bleached and
coors larger business has been completed than
warranted by the quiet demand while with the close
of the week and good number of buyers present
better tone prevails. Wool fabrics have done we'll in
all departments but almost exclusively for the future
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made at fractions above Gle. Late in the day IL
yielded to 90c and closed at 90Ssc Sales $50 600
brs.
OIL CITY Dec. 12.-National Transit Company
certificates opened at 915sc, and closed at 05sc;
highest price 81 c lowest price, 90lec; sales 420,
600 brls; clearances SAG 600 brls; charters 49,
968 brls shipments, 80, $50 brls runs CO. 768 brls
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LIVE STOCK.
No Material Change In Prices of Cattle-Hogs
Active and Higher-Sheep Very Dull.


INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. IL.
CATTLE-Rsceipts, 600; shipments, 600. Fair
supply Of local, and outside of few loads of
fancy Christmas bullocks, the quality was only
fair and market about the same. About all sold
at the close We quote: