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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

Steady ct 2ee2c. Petroleum-Lower; refined.
71x@issc. Cofee-Dun and easy; Rio Garages or.
A soft, SIC. Oopper- Refined hrmer, with more
inQiry, al l0A91lc. F1eightE to LyerDool-Quiet;
Gotten, 7;s2d hour, D; grsin. Cd. Reoeips-Flour,
oats, 100 bu.; rye, 800 bu. shipmen2-Wheat
a. % 6u,.; corn. i2.Ooo bu.i rye, 1000 bu.
PnILhDE E.psIa Ssn 1~r,Sutmsi5m with
s sS s Si i Ohio e s. 9s t ST. Indiana
:ss ss4 w f S S sas S9iafan
s. rs for choice. Whesi-Dull; car lots qgIet; No.
/ Pennsylvania red, Csc: No. red, Ssnhary, 500
Anil sSs5c: NAY Gc Arc e,rn eSs1S
nominal; car lots firm, No. yellow, SOC; steIuer
No. mixed, 5O1sc; steamer high mixed, sic; No. 2
IarcS. s%S4c: apT s nsSsaS Nay 4ss
4914c. Oafs-Higher; rejected white. SIC: No. 3
white, ssesec; No. 2 white, acc; No. white 4lc
prime mess. new. $40 So Hams@s1o 5OsiS So
Lsrd-stesdy; refined. sS9s so. Rutter-Frn;
creamery extrss. sSc; rolls, s92oc. hggs-Dull at
iIoleum-Dun At nc. Receips-Flo1I 900
wheat. 1000 bu.; corn, 1900 bu.i oats, 900 On.
| osts. 10 ot0 bu.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.- Flou p Dull and IN
| changed. Mhest-Lowef, unsettled and active
| for May, but other options slow; No red, SIC
Ss9Se closing AZ S714c nary; S9l<c bid Msrcn
ss14Gs4s4c, closing at Boz, May. Com-Lower
1 .
| S4s49S5c February; S51sc March; 371s937szc Nay,
| closing ct inside prices. o4ts-LoweT aud slow !;
| &c bid cash: 245Sc February: 30szc May. Rye
! Easy az sic bid. Barley-Dull at 65975c. Lead =
| Quiet 81 SO 80. Butter and Eggs-Unchsaged.
| Elaxseeo-Higher at 81 1891 ~. Hsy-Unchauged.
| Bran-Firm 81 6Sc Cornmesl-Higher at 81 10 q
| 2 20 ProviBions-lDsctye. Pork--Sl2 s.. Bulk.
| meats-Lorg clear. s6 10; short rib, s. 21 Bacon
Long clear, 80 e0s6 %; short ribs. 81 0597 10:
| short clear, 81 47 40. Lsrd-NominRl. Re.
eeipis-Flour, 1000 nbs. wheat 81 900 bu. corn,
1s1 S oC0 6u pats 250OG5u: re o none; barley,
5000 bu.; corn, 2ls,00ou.; oats, 5000 b.; rye.
| 1900 b.: barley. none.
| Afternoon Board-Whest - Firm: 955s9ass<c,
| Corn Quiet; 1870 January. OaBs-No sales.
| TOLEDO, Jan. 12.-whest-Quiet buE lTm; No.
| 2 led, $40 and January. 1870; February, S0]zc:
| March, - 9: Nay. S61sc; No. soft, l. s.. SIC.
| Cont bnt steady; No. 2. spot aud January,
47'o' 49,. 4114c. .0ats-Dul and nominal.
/ - s@eo Dull: prime spot, s. IS; January,
- -ebTusry, 81 so Did; No. 2 81 90. Eeceso's
Wheat 7,0r bu.; corn, 1900 b.; oats, !, rs bu.
shiDmeDb-Whsst, 1900 bu.; corn, 1000 On.
| oats. none.
| LOUISVILLE. Jan. 12--CottoD-Qniet C. IV3sc.
Wbeat-Quiei ana unchanged; No. Ted, 7sc.
| Corn-Eo. mixed. Ale: No. white. 43c. 0ss-
No mixed; &c. Pro7isionss Steady: Mes tork
IS so; clear, Sc 6ll$ BaeOn-Clear riD, 81 IN
sides. 81 50; shoulders, s. Is Hams-5ugar cured
$40 90 Lsrd-Prime leaf, s. 30.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14
Give Them a Chance.

If he thousands and tens of thousands of
weak ana weary sufferers throughout the
land, who, in spite of care and skill, are
steadily drifting downward, could have the
benefit of that singularlF Vitalizing Treat
meDt now so widely dispensed by Drs.
etarkey d Palen, OF /, 100 Girard street, Phi =
adelphia, the help. and ease. aud comfort it
would bring to wasting bodies and depressed
spirits would be blessings beyond price. IL,
reader, You have al invalid wife or mother
or daughter, or sister, or any one who is IN
der your care or dependent upon you, and
to whom lie has become burden through
weakness and pain, consider seriously
whether you are not bound, in both love
and duty, to give this sufferer chance Of
recovery. or, AT lesst, the blessing OF ease
from pain. You are offered the smplest
means OF information in regard to this new
Treatment. III YOU can examine testimony
without prejudice, and can weigh evidence
with judgment and discrimination, write TO
Drs. Stsrkey & Palen for such proofs in doc
uments and reports OF cases as will enable
you to tsirly examine and decide for your
self. They will be promptly supplied.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

reducing some, however, the tax on tobacco. |
especially upon its production, sincs IL Is an
agricultural production aud should non DC 1
especially discriminated against. AS to leg !
islation concerning the railroads / might /
say that the whole question OF inter State |
commerce must eventually be dealt with by /
the Federal Government. The railroad sys- |
TENS are outgroRing the States and State |
law. Yet conditions must work into form
frst, and things should not be intsrfered
with which may adjust themselves"
Whist dc you think OF Eapdslrs trip
South p
81 don't link Randall will strengthen
himself sy his trip South. NJ, Randall is
the representative of q local interest. HIS
dominating interest 10 one that he never
will be able to impress upon the cJuntry.
THE END OF PROTECTION
hiss sfFiYed-pFoiec i mean, per sc. Sec-
rotary McCuiioch pat that in terSe form
when he said that in the leading articles
of manufacture we have reached tia point
uf oV er production, and there Is no market
fer Cur surplus because OF the cost of pro-
| dueiiop. l think that Randall sees what
| the necessary consequences are, snd he is
! sndeayoring 10 shape his views 80 as not
! 10 antagonist what is inevitable. We must
| become q Misunderstanding people, and we
| must have cheaper material thyn now TO
! make Gp. We want to make Ep so as TO
| danger about our home market when We
can send our Surplus to other countries"
Mr. Mcdonald couldn't well discuss Csbi-
net possibilities, and with all 6rmness and
znOdestV declined 70 submit 10 interroga-
A Tions thereon. but he was willing 60 say:
'As to the Cabinet, 1t Is q matter in which
! the President is expected. aud believe ne
I will in THE instance be the sole ludge as to
/ whom be shall invite IN to IL. and have no
doubt he will eDdesyor not 10 discriminate
against any section"
In short, Mr.. Mcdonald pleasantly summed
I'D what he considered would be Democratic
doctrine under the new administration by
repeating the inscription in the way of .
good anecdoie, which appears upon Indi
anas stone in the Washington monument
No North, DO South; nothing but tbs
| Union" BY he order Of Governor Wright
IL was engraved thereon, and Mr. Mcdonald
says il stands for Indianas broad cstholicity
70 day. Mr. Mcdonald asserted thst, o
course, only cordial relations existed be
tween himssli and Mr.. Hendricks, who, b.
coincidence, upied q neighborlug psrlo
in the Palmer last evening. Mr.. McDonaie
is in the city on Lac business.
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Notice to Contractors
FOR
CONVICT LABOR.
NORTHERN INDIANA STATE PRISON. ;
MICHIGAN CITY, Dec. l6, 1851.

The convict labor of one hundred QO0) ablo
bodied men In the Northern Indian state Prison
will be e: ssr pC-io1 OF not more than I've noI
lest ! an two years.
The men have heretofore been employed "a the
manufacture OF boots ana shoes They will be Let
for such work or any other class OF manufacture
ing.
Bids y i'll be received for the above until January
is, 1855, at u m, when they will be opened arS
considered By the board IN regular session.
All bids must state the number OF men 70 DO
contracted for and the amount proposed 10 pay
day for each nan. AL labor under such cOnIract1
must be performed within the prison limits, and
in aceoTGarce with liza sules, regulations and ois.
cIpliDe
shop Ioom and Assistant Keepers furnished.
All bids must be written IN plain terms clearly
setting forth the proposals OF the bidder, and
shall contain the names of the persons who arc
proposed ss sureties upon The contract, who muEs
be RESIDENTS OF the state OF Indiana.
The Board OF Direefors reserve the right 70 70.
icct sDy and all bicz AL bids must be sealed and
eirecied to the Beard of Directors. care OF the
Warden of said Prison, No indoTsed:
"Bids for Prison Labor"
JAMES MURDOcK,
Warden
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

Wars dread alarms carry terror to the
hears OF peace loving citizens, butSit is safe
to ssY that the number Of lives annually
sacrificed TO liver complaint. in its various
forms, greatly exceed those of the most de-
structive battles. George l.. Martinez, of
Nicaragua, writes: During my LAST visit
to New York was presented with half a
dozen bottles of Mishler's Herb Bitters, aud
/ cheerfully testify that less than two bot
ties cured me Of liver complaint of five
years standing.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1895

,ab6c: lard oil 65oS5c niners' oil, 659S0o: lubr-
estInz oil 129Ssc; straits Oil, 659S0c; Dennue, 10
al4c; coal oil Indiana les al test, 1oalO1sc; $50
Tinners' So ppnes-we quote: Best o-an1 char
coal tin L c. lGx1l 12x12 and l4x20 g 90 TX lOx4
l4x20 and 12xl2 - 50; roofing, 10, l4xlo, 70 %;
2bc Iron--27 iron, a2sc; n @ iron. &C.; Junissa
galvanized. 50 per cent djscopnti reH9ed % snd
10 DER cent discount. Sheet hinc, SIC. Copper
A1cp.
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sIs,ygon.

ST 0UIS- Jan. II -Cotton-Stss6y at 10szc.
Sales, so bales; receipts. 1900 bales; shipments,
3.40O bales: stock. 49, 300 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. Il -Cetton-T1e Post says:
There was a very moderate demand Tor future de-
lyeIies, and greater desire to effect sales which
naturally led to q decline OF 100 70 1900. The
continued liberal rece, pts attract attention. and
1t is Faio there is bat very short interest in the
market Moreover, the tendency is toward In
crossed crop estimate, and the probability OF a
crop Of 6,0o0 co.. bales is gradually gaining in
credit. At third call February bought at n.o2c;
ApEll, 1119c.
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Counterfeiting "A Valuable Article.

The publisher OF the Madison County
Record writes from Huntsville, Ark as to
tie effect of Browns Iron Bitters on his
wife. Mr. Daugberty ssys: MY wife has
been using the bitters for some months; the
effect in her case is remarkable" He also
writes that owing to counterfeits and imita-
tons, it was difficult to get the genuine ar
ticle. That difficulty has now been RENE
died: imitaiors have been exposed and put
TO fight. There, as elsWhere, Browns Iron
BilteTs can be nad Of all the respectable drug
giss at 81 bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

EZ-GovERNos ABNER CoBURS, Of Maine,
whose death at the age of eighty-one years
and ten months has just been announced,
Wss poor farmers boy, and by his own
efforts and astnteness accumulated for
tune of So 100000 or 100000 He was
never married. he was the last OF eight
brothers, no one OF whom LETT male heir,
the Last OF them, Stephens son, having been
drowned with his father few years ago.
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rifteen Pounds Gained I'm Three We.

and Cured OF Consumption
Nessrs. CrRddock Co.. 1892 Race street. Philadel
phias Pa;
GEETLEMEE--Please send me twelve bot.
ties of Dr.. III. James Cannabis indioa. one
each of pills and ointment, for a friend of
mine who is not expected TO live; and as
your medicine cured me OF CONSUMPTION
some three years ago. / want hiId to try
the first tSres bottles and know II Is irist
the thing for him. Respectfully,
J. V. HULL.
Lawrenceburg, ADdersoR Co., KY.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

TEE selection OF General Hancock IS Chief
Marshal for the Inauguration was most Judi
eioGs, but the veteran will head the pageant
with a sore heart this year. His married
daughter died some time since, and the
ceath of his sor Russell, whom he idolized.
leaves him childless. The sympatnies of the
Nation attend the gallant soldier.
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administrators Sali Of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given thst on Monday, the 9Th
oey OF February, 1885, between the hours OF 10
the lsw office of Van Vorhie Il Spencer, Rooms II,
u srd 4. Boston Block. IN the City of Indianap0-
rs County OF Marion, and State of Indiana, L.
William duntAr. administrator Of the estate OF
Enoch Petiicord, late OF said county, deceased,
as authorized and empowered By an order OF the
Circrit Court of the County of Marion. State OF
lUCiana- made at the December term. 1884, Of
Said court, In the cause pending therei1 wherein
fam petitioner and Mary Pettieord and others
are oeIendants, SAID cause being numbered L. 90;
less than the fun appralsad value theriof the FOL
lowing described real estate OF said deceased. sit
uated in Warren Township, In said County OF
Twenty C7O acres of OF the east side of the west
half OF the southwest quarter OF section twenty
(D easT and twenty t20) acres off OF the west sid
OF the east half OF said section v;ntythree (lsl
township fifteen Q9 north. Iangs tour az cas-
OsteTmeyer By George W. Lane GnG vile Septem-
Der 18th. 1856. except sixty 60 scres conveyed ID
Christian Acbglll January u, 1853
Also. the following described resi- estate in said
county, to-wit:
Beginning on the south line of tne northwest
quaner of section twenty three (23), township a.
teen OD north, range four 90 east, at point in
the center of the Michigan Road, sixteen Q6)
chains and fcrty-three HS) links west OF the
southeast corner of said northwest quarter sec.
ton, thence west with sale south line eight 81
chains and ninety-tou tsil links thence north
fifteen minutes Q51, east six (6) chains and fifty
thence southsastwardly with said csnter line ten
IC) chains and ninety t90l links = the place OF
BE- ginning, containing two and 90-100 acres.
And also the following described real estate in
said county, to-wits
Part Of the southeas. quarter of The northeast
quarter OF section fifteen Q5l, township fifteen (lo
north, range four t4) esst, described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner OF said south
east quarter of said northeast quarter and run
ming south fifteen u.s. chains and twenty-one CD
links: thence east four 90 chains and sixty-one
(61) links; thence north fifteen Q5) chains and
tweniy-one (2ll links 10 the north line Of said
southeast quarter OF said northeast quarter;
thence west four az chains aud siKty-one (6I)
links TO the place of beginning. containing seven
and 1-l00 acres.
TERMS OF SALE
will be as follows: One-third OF the purchase
money TO be paid down, one-third TO be paid IN
nine months, and the remaining onethird IN
eighteen months from the date OF sale; said de-
tered payments TO draw six per cent. per annum
Interest from the date of sale, and to be secured
by the notes OF the purchaser and by mortgage
upon the premises sold. payable without relief
from valuation or nppraisement laws,
WILLIAM HUNTER. Administrator.
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rightly SOL to indorse every new medicine
that is advertised and sold; but honest
merit convinces the fsir-minded after q rea-
sonable time. Physicians in good standing
often prescribe Mrs. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound for the cure of female weak
nesses.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

IT is little singular that a man who took
defeat with as much calm philosophy as Mr..
Blame is said to have done could Bot get mp
magu etism enough to msks one or two New
Year calls
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

a SPECIAL from Washington brings the ae VS.
that Chief Justice Waite is said 10 be insane
froh al attack of erysipeIas- Hls friends
have TO hopes OF his living beyond few
montbg.
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NhiSsR.

BALTIMORE Jan. 12-Whisky -NominsIly
STEADY NJ - Is@1 70.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2-Whisky-Steady at u II.
CHICAGO. Jan. H. whisky-StesdY aud un
changed a. 81 %
1EOINEATI, Jan. l2-whieky-Quet at 81 IL.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

A great many people disregard dyspeptic
symptoms and assume thst they will soon
disappear of themselves; bui this is not the
Nichols Bark and Iron.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

PROFESSOR BENJAMIN 6ILLIMAS, of Yale
College, is believed to be dying ut his home
in New Haven from q sudden and aggressive
development of heart disease and dropsy.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

MATHEW A, William a, and Daniel A.
Grant, brothers Of the same age, are living
in TorTingtoD, at the age OF sixty-tour years,
aud AL striving to reach three.scors year
and ten, at least, and as much beyond toat
age as possible
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

PRINCE ALBERI VIcroB enjoys the remark
able distinction Of being the first heir to the
heir apparent to the British throne who
grew 10 manhood.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

GENERAL HARVEY demonstrates that Gen.
eral Jackson did not use cotton bales at the
battle Of New Orleans. But the ingenious
youth Of all ages will be tau ht differently
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

CoSeBEssMAN Pau THOMPSON, of Ken
lucky, suffered the loss by fire OF the
Thompson homestead at Harrodsburg, KY,
Last week
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

Mr.. CHARLES GIBSON, Missouri's new can
didate for Cabinet honOrs, is among toe
great scholars of the country, and was a law
partner OF Edward Bates while the latter gas
Attorney General in President Lincoln's
Cabinet
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TERMS OF SALE
SETTT.ED

That Grover Cleveland is 70 be the next Presi-
dent and that 100, 900 Office holders will sur
render their positions to the party coming Into
power. Fun informrtion how to proceed to OBJ
tain an Office or poeition In Government employ.
sent postpaid on receipt OF Csc.
WADE CO.. AUGUSTA. MAINE.
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A pRJZE SEND six cents FOR postage and 70
~ bIGE ceive free, costly box Of goods
which viii help all, OF either sex, TO more money
right away than anything else in this world. For
tunes a>vsft the work absolutely SURE. At oEcs
address TIE d CO., Augusta, kaine
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LIVE STOCK,

Indianapolis Live Stock Market.
UNION SToCK-YARDs, Jan. II.
CATTLz-Rs,sipts, 100 head shipments. 50 head.
The supply OF butcher were liberal, and market
dull and shade lower than last week; few left
unsold; but few shippers here aud I isht grades,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

Rye-No. =, firm; 55c bid. no sellers.
6rs1-FIm; $40 Is bid, no sellers.
Hay-PTine timothy, dull; choice wanted az
sl0.50, without sellers.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished By q. Z. Kinney & Co.. Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. Chamber of Commerce.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-01-14

VAN YoRHIs & SPENCER Attorneys for Admins
traitor, Rooms II, u and lS, Boston Block, indian
RpOl;s Indiana
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PIITSBURG Jan. INSTRUMENTATION; eertih-
cats opened at 721zc advanced to 725Sc, declined
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Flour. Grain aud aay

Flour. Grain and Hay.
FlouI-Patent, 81 1895 %; extra fancy. 81 OO9
iSti fancy, s. 9Ogl O1 choice, 50 1858 So family,
35s8 60 treble extra. 81 6l6s2 -: double extra
200. SO: extra, q 2592 50; superdne, 81 009
2 is: fine 50 90.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET

Kstimated receipts hogs, 4s. 600 head.
Gar lots-Wheat 255; corn, 424; oats, las.
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NOTICE is hereby given that an election OF two
~ Trustees, one to serve two years and to-
serve one year. will be held by Germania Lodee No.
9 A. P. A. at her reeulsr place OF meeting, on FRI
day evening, January g, lsSS
Va. EN5lSK EKw, r. S.
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tor s,gn MONEY and stocks.

FoT eign Money aud Stocks.
DOEDON, ZEN. 1L-United states Bonds-4s.
rs; 41zsL 81 Railroad Sends Erie, 143s: sec
onds, Sd; k~ York Central. 9i1S: Illinois Cen
trial, 1873; Reading, "a; Canadian Pacific. %;
st. Paul, 1875
PARIS Jan. 12-Reutes. 5ef Csc
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The Produce Market.

Kgys-Psying lsc per doz from store. zoe
Butter-Creauaery fancy, 2S430c: choice, 25917c;
dairy, rejected, ls920c: country, fancy. 1k1zc;
sweet roll, l0@l2c; medium grades, 69Sc; low
grades, S94c Fer 10.
Poultry-Rens, &c per h.; roosters. &c: spring
chickens, &C; turkeys. SIC; old geese, and well
iesthered. Per dOz S. 80: ducks, per doz., g 90.
Rahhits-50c per dOZ.
souirrels-75c per Coz.
Feathers-Prime geese, 45c; mixed and ducks,
G@25c.
Rsgs-11E9lsLc.
Wool-Tub-washed and picked 30c: unwashed,
medium, DOC; unwashed common, 2oc; IN Tasn ed
fine, Ice; Cotswold, loo; do. coarse 169l7c; 10.
cotton feeces, 149l5c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

Rsw York Financial MARKET
NEW YORK, Jan. l2-Honey-Essy at .s,u "a,
cent; closed offered at u per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-41s96 per cent.
Coveyunnenfs-Firm.
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COMM ERCIAL.

GRAIN.
The following table shows the receipts oil grain
Of this poin' foT the past tweofv-ionr nours;
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nfIscsIIaneous Markets.

Raw Furs-Msnk large, dark. 4Oc; pale, SOC: rae
coon, black and extra. g.; large and dark 75o:
opossum. 6a20c: skunk, black. prime. 75c:
short stripe. 4095Oc; otter, $500; gray fox, 100
&c: red fox 10e375c: house cat. 50 DC; sheep
full long haired Newfoundland dog skins. Soc =
e1.o0.
Oils-we quo.; Liussed. raw. 5les2c; boiled. 81
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steritns. 20 days...4sl Q. = l1S's.--.......I12sz
Sterling, sight........sS5H New q. ). Ps.....-l2l
s per cent b0ncs..-.l0l
EoTs-The purchasing price for Government
bonds In indianapolis varies from f1e New YORK
quotations Kal per cert