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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-18

EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Feb. l6.-Cattle-Market
fsi' and a shade stronger than last week. receipts
200 nea0: shipments, LOCO head.
dogk-Dun; receipts, $500 head shipments,
s5@5 Is
sbeep-Active and a shade stronger than last
week; receipts, 400 head; shipments, $500 head
KANSAS CITY, Feb. l6.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports:
ports. IS 50@5 co. good to cnoice shipping S595 4O
common to medium, 81 50G4 go; stockers and
Hoes-Receiprs. 5000 head Market weak and
10c lower, at 81 2594 so.
sheep-Receipts lSCO head. Market stronger
fair to good. 81 5093 10.
NEW YORK, Feb INSTRUMENTATION 1900
head. Five car loads declined 25c; native steers
sold at s5@6 60; extra do, s7@7 % with four
pi sheepMRecsipts il.7 co head. Common to
medium stock very dull; good to prime barely
steady; good sheep, So 5O96; lambs, s5@7; clear
Hogs-Reoeiots. 7.1Oo head. Market steady and
good; corn-fed Western, So so.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l6.-Beef Oattle-very dull
auality ssS MEDIUM s. 5os1 IS ornary
81 SOFAS % most of sales at S494 621z. Receipts,
1926 head: sales, $50 head.
Swine-Light supply but in good demand. Re-
ceiPts IS 600 head QUOTED at So J I2. s 2! s
quoted at So 6095 80; LAMBS, s. 50@6.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 16-Oattie-Rsoeipts ], 100 head
shipments, 500 head. Market easier and a shade
lower all around; exports, S. s5@s is; good to
CHOICE shipping, 90 sOl10 Oh: COmmOu u meuluH1,
S4 81 as: butchers steers, s474 SO; cows and hef
ers, S3@S 20; stockers. So 5094; feeders 81 goa
4 co; corn fed Texans, si@4 so.
5heep-Receips, I200 head; shipments. 500
head. Market steady. common to medium. 81 so
93 %; choice, So 50@4 IS; extra 81 so.
Hogs-Lower; Workers, 81 6594 SO; packing,
81 1894 90; heavy. SOS Is. Receipts $500 head;
shipments. 1900 head.
CHICAGO. Feb. 16.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports
Hoss-Receipz. 5000 head shipments. -
head. Market slow but steady; rough packing,
81 40Q4 20: packing and shipping, 81 1895 IS;
skips. So 5094 40.
Oattle- Receipts $50 head; shipments. -
head. Eastern roads refused 10 take stock on
account of bad weather. Trade slow; exports,
SIS 1906 IS: shipping steers 1 500 10 1,500 lbs 1,
S. 26@5 rs; 10 to 200 lbs 81 7595 80; ZOO to
1900 lbs s4(95: Texas. 81 2094 60.
Sheep-Receipts, 2 200 head; shipments. -
head. Market steady common to medium. g 40
as rs: good. s494 IS; choice to extra, 81 5095.
The Drovers' Journal Liverpool special reports
American cattle dull for best grades; 1917 cents
for dressed.
BUFFALO. Feb. 1e.-Cattle-Receipu 445 mead;
consigned through IS cars. of which to New York
yesterday and to-day cars. Market dull and
weak: prices fully 35950c lower best steers, from
l60U to l,5c0 pounds average. S. rs; choice ship
pers from 1 200 to !. 800 pounds average. IS 20;
fair TO medium. from 1000 to LOO pounds aver
sge. 81 lei 80; Light butchers. 50 65@4 2Si COM
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Steamship subsidy Proposed.

WASHINGTON, Fen. IA Senator Frye to-day in
troduced the following as an amendment to the
Posofice Appropriation bill, and asked its refer
enee to the Committee on Postofhees and Post
roads:
For transporting mails of the United States for
the fiscal year OF 1885, between any ports of the
United states and any foreign ports, or between
ports of the Atlantic and ports of the Pacific
through any foreign territory, an amount not ex-
ceeding $500 OF the net revenues of the United
States Postoftice Department on mail matter sent
to foreign countries during the fiscal year 1885.
The Postmaster General shall contract for said
service, after legal advertisement with the lowest
responsible bidder provided that the rate thereof
shn not exceed fifty cents a mile for trip each
way actually travelled between terminal points.
and that the mails so contracted for shall be car
ried on American steamships
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-18
Cardinal Chigi Dying - Relations With

ROME, Feb. ia weii-infermed ecclesi-
astical correspondent sends the Globe.Demo-
crat the following: THE death of Cardinal
Chigi isezpeeted at any moment, and may
lead to important changes. 1t is believed
that Cardinal Jscobini, the present Secre-
terry of State, will be appointed to the post
of Secretary of Memorials at the Csncellsris
in his place. In this case Cardinal CEacki
pas good chance OF succeeding Cardinal
Jscobini at the Vatican. he has long be an
q frosted adviser OF the Pontif and is dis
tinguished as q diplomatic Though young
he has rendered the church great service. A
list of the coming Cardinals is likely to in
clude MOnsignor Copecelatro, Archbishop OF
Capua, an oratorian and eloquent liberal
savant who in 1875 wrote q brilliant PAM
phlst ex planning the real meaning OF the
syllabus.
LAS already telegrsphed, the rumors OF
rupture between France and the Vatican
are false. The Pope referred plaYfully to
the subject in conversation with Comte
Lefevre de Behaine lately. and said the "a.
parts were unfounded. Mgr. Di Rende will
remain in Paris as NUncio. His sudden re-
turn was due to the illness of his sister. The
Propaganda recently wrote to NJ. Jules Fer
~ thanking him for the promise OF Drotec
tion for the Catholic missions. The Vatican
is new preparing note asking the French
Government to do its utmost to re-estsblish
grants in favor of the Archbishop OF Paris
and the Can ons, suppressed by the Chamber
during the debate on the budget"
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COMMERCIAL.

Owing to the condition OF the weather the coun-
try trade has almost been shut of, and we have
now what might be termed a frozen market. In
all lines Of staples prices steady, and NO indi
cations OF q break are manifested. The condition
of the egg market is still unreliable and the high
prices are still quoted. Raw furs are dull, but
prices are firm.
Wheat-Steedy in local circles st ruling prices.
On account of severe weather dealers find 1t diff
cult to ship grain, thus having & tendency to
make market rather nominal. Futures show some
demand, but sellers fail to materisliEe. New York
&c lower, Baltimore lS9l4c off and Chicago nc
lower.
Confirm for all grades with only slight offer
ings. Receipts heavy. Futures duu. New York
&c lower. Baltimore Hcof and Chicago &c higher
oats-slightly frmer for ell offerings Sellers
few. Good local demand for cash delivery.
Flour. Grain and Hay.
Flour-Patent. 81 1906 90: extra fancy, 81 Oo0
80; fancy 50 9094 90; choice, So 75Q3 90: family,
ss 5503 co. treble extra 81 60Q2 rs: double extra.
q t0e2 50: extra, "a 2502 80; superfne, 81 00g
ais; fine, 81 co.
Whest-We quote: BID. Asked.
No. hed".'"''~.~s 81 IracE $3.50,
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uuder the command Of Colonel Butler depends

under the command OF Colonel Butler depends
upon the result of to morrow's assault
General Graham departs for S1aklm on the 18TH
He viii De left the fullest option as 10 the time TO
be occupied by the expedition in reaching Ber-
Der. 1t is stated, however, that General GTana
intends to make a forced march all the way TO
Berber from Suakim, II he encounters Osman
Digma and defeats him, General Graham believes
he can reach Berber within twenty days II
would require thirty days to complete the jour
ney with an army making ordinary time.
The Army and Navy Gazette takes gloomy
view OF tie position at Gubat According TO the
Gazette the troops can neither retreat across the
desert nor down the Nile. There they are COM
PEELED, from the very necessities Of their situa-
ton, 10 intrench themselves where they are. and
there hoard their ammunition and live on camel
meat aud remain on the defensive
until relieved. The Gazette also says that masses
of hostile Arabs from Khartoum will soon throw
themselves in line between Gubat and Gakdul
Wells and capture the latter place, and perhaps
even push northward and attack KOrh Itself. Toe
Duke of Csnnaught requests to be assigned Go
serve in the Souden. BE will retire IN any even
from his command at Merut, Indis, April I.
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Ano EEOuuco mArkots
EggsIEroying soc per doz.; from store. S5c tenn
Butter-Creamery fancy. 27e2sc; choice, lse2oo;
dairy, selected, lo@l6c; country, fancy. l215c;
grades, s@4c per 10.
Poultry-Hens So per h.. ROSTERS, Ic: spring
old geese and weli-iesfhered, per dox, Sc o.;
ducks, per doz., SO IS.
Rabbits-76c per doc.
SQuirrels-75c per QOB.
Featners-Prime geese CSC; mixed and ducks.
Wool-Tub- washed and picked, SOC: unwashed
medium, 2Oo; unwashed common, zoe; IN washed
nne, 16c; Ootswold, 15c; do. coarse, 169l7c; do.
The Provision Market,
Below are the present Joopfng prices:
Smoked Meats, canvased or plain plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers-)S. O. Hams: 10
III Tbs. average, i0szc: 20 lbs. average. 1o15c;
heavy averages, 24@25 lbs, 1O14c. Cottage
ss bacon cssr c English s5oudar *:
go; dried beef, 15c. Bacon-Clear sides medium
W., szc: 40 backs, light weight, &c; bellies, Sc:
D. s. and ui Picked Meats-English cured. clear
per Dbl, 400 lbs, SIC 90; pork clear. per bbl 200
Lbs ga family PORK, clear. per bbl.. 200 lbs 49,
LardEPure Settle-rendered in tierces SIC; in
bali barrels or 50b tubs SIC: <S-lb tin tubs, &c:
2tlbpails. &c; l0-lb pals. 9szc.
6OlOKQa-ln ClOLQ o1hCs IN Skin, &C.
The Grocery Market.
Oheese-Fun cream, New York, 1l9l5c; Ohio,
DC; part skim. case per pound; White Roae, 12c;
Crystal Spring, 14c; Empire. 12c
Cofees-Common, 9%9l01zc: ordinary, 101z9
lie; fair, l1Aallszc; prime. ll49l2;zci strictly
prime, l2sz9131zc; choice. 1gsz9l4ze; Old Gov
eminent Java, 195<925Hc: McLsughlfn's xxx
roasted. lib packages, l0olo cases, 141Sc; 60-lh
do, l4szc; Arbuckle's roasted. 14zc; Levering's
liz1c; Csrdobs, 144c; Gates No. l. l5s<c; Gates
suesIsNoutloai. TIC; powdered, 71Ec: granu-
lated, 6sz061sc; standard A, 61s961zc; OF A, 61z9
&c; white extra O. 53s@61sc; light brown. 5Ha
nc; Common grades, 5951sc; New Orleans, 5zs
Molasses and syrups-New crop New Orleans
moissses, 50955o; syrup, 2s945c per gal. for COM
mon tochoice; maple syrup, 81 10gl 80.
Rce-Carolina and Louisiana, 6q7o
Spices = Pepper, 17x91S1zc; aispice l09l2c;
cloves, D925c; ginger, f922c; cinnamon in mats.
l2915c; nutmegs 6508Oc
6at-Lake, in car lots, csc; drsy lots. 81 0091 o5
mail lots, loo more from store; dairy, 81 1893 90.
starch-Rehned pearl. s4@s1zc per ID. Eureka,
&c; on1e1mgion gloss, lump, e9o<c; improved
Salt FishoMackerel, extra mess, sA per Dbl. !;
halves. SIC so; Ne. mackerel, $1,000: halves. 50
giO: No. zmackerel, So 60914; halves, s6 5o08;
10. 2medium. IS; halves. "a so; No. 9 mackerel,
sese 20; halves sSas bQi No, ! white nshs 70 5oa7;
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MARY MORRISON EFT AL VS.. WIN. NEED
lNl HAM EFT AL.

MARY MORRISON EFT AL. VS.. WIN. NEED
lM HAM EFT AL
In the Superior Court, Marion County. Indians,
No. 81 227.
Creditors of the Indiana Banking Company who
have not yet had their claims allowed, ere hereby
Dor6ed that on the 9th day OF January. 1855. 1t
YVES. by the court in the above entitled cause
cered that all claims against the Indiana Bank
ingtC on pany not presented to this court De
lore the first day OF July 1885, for hearing and adj
juslment, shall be postponed TO claims which
may have been before that date allowed, and witt
not participate In the distribution Of assets in the
beceiver's hsnds, until full payment shall have
been made OF all claims allowed prior to said
date; and il is further ordered that all claims
which have been heretofore allowed, and upon
which the dividends heretofore dec AIRED shall not
nave been called f-r before said date shall, to-
eetheT with the uncalled for dividends theron, be
in like manner postponed and barred, unless
otherwise specially ordered by this court for good
cause shown" r. RAND. Receiver.
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Railway Contracted For-AnOther Account
of the Manner Of Gordon,s Death.

LONDON. Feb. l5.-The government has
given the contract for the construction OF
the railway from SRskim to Berber to Lucus
Arid & Co. The contract ors provide all the
materials, which the government undertakes
to transport to Egypt, and work will begin
Immediately.
A telegram was received at the War OF.
fee to-day from General Wolseley. He sends
the account of the fall of Knartoum, as Civ
en- by a native eye witness to the entrance OF
the rebels into the town. Khartoum, this
informant said, was entered by El Mahdi's
forces at daybreak, January 20. General
Gordon was killed by volley from the rebel
rihemen while on his way from headquar-
tiers to the Austrian Consulate. The Aus
trisn Consul wss killed in his residence. aud
the Greek Consul was held prisoner by the
Mabdl
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-18
Administrators Sale.

N Office is HEREBY GIVEN that the under
IN signed administrator OF the estate OF samuel
Cory. deceased, will, on the eth day of March,
1885, at the farm OF the late Samuel Cory, in
Lawrence Township, in Marion County. Indiana.
near the town of Lawrence, sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder al the personal property OF
the late Samuel Cory, consisting OF horses, J.
COW, so head of sheep, brood sows, boar, L
spring wagon, buggy. set double harness, 2 sets
single harness. mower, plows and various articles
of farming implements, household and kitchen
furniture, about 200 bushels OF corn, about SO
bushels of wheat, hay in NOW, and other articles
of personal property.
On ali sums over Eve go dollars a credit OF nine
months will be given, the purchaser to give his
note, with approved security, waving valuation
and superintendent laws with attorneys fees, bear
ing per cent. interest ar er maturity, and pay
able in bank to the order of said administrator.
All SUMS of five dollars and under to be paid cash
in hand a. day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock a. N OF said day.
ROBERT F. CORY.
Administrator Of Samuel Cory. Deceased.
February 10, 1855.
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CHICAGO Feb 1.-THE Federal Court was en-
gagged today In hearing the evidence for the de.
Tense in the case against Mackin, Mollinger and
others. charged with conspiracy to stuff the bal
lot box in the Second Precinct OF the Eighteenth
Ward. and alter the returns three weeks aiterwsrd.
J.. J. sullivan swore he procured stereoty De
block OF the regular Republican ticket the
night before the election, and printed therefrom
5 0o0 tickets. and Brands name was substituted
for Lemons for State Senator. This evening
there vas a warrant issued for Sullivan's arrest,
charging him with perjury.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-18

mon 10 at oxen. SO SEGA Is; mixed butchers, 50
a. common 10 prime pulls, So 26a4.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 5000 head con-
signed through. 10 cars. Market dull and lower
common 70 fair sheep. s. 25@S so; good 10 choice.
A@i so; extra, 81 1904 90: common 10 prime
western lambs, s. 75sSL
Hogs Receipts to-day. $500 head; consigned
through, IS cars, OF which 70 NewYork yesterday
IL cars, to-day cars. Market dull; prices shade
lower for Workers and light grades Yo.kers IS 25;
good mediums. SIS 1905 t5: extrS, IS 60; good
heavy. 50 5o@5 60; pigs, 81 sosJ. bat very dull;
several loaos held over,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-18
No woman can live vithouts

No woman can live withoutsome share
OF physical suffering; but many accept as ill.,
eyItable great amount of pain which can
be avoided. Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was invented by one who under
stood its need, and had the rare skill to pro-
vide a simple, yet admirably effective
remedy
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The standard,s Oorrespcndent.

LoNDoS, Feb. 1.-THE Standard this stternoon
publishes a dispatch from its correspondent at
Korti stating that messenger had Just srrived a.
Kortj. He declares that Kbs-toum has not been
captured by the Mahdi. The messenger asserts
that be left Khar toum six days after Colonel Sir
Charles Wilson appeared before the city IN the
boats sent from Gubat, and when he (toe messen-
gerl left, General Gordon still held khert0um.
Government officials do not believe the messen
GERS story and state that no Official information
cOnhrmatory OF II mas been received.
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Fifteen Pounds Gained in Three Weeks,

and Cured of Consumption.
Messrs Crsddock & Co., 1882 Race street. Philadel
phia, Pa;
GEETLENEN-Plesse send me twelve bot
ties of DR.. II. James Cannabis indica, one
each of pills and ointment, for friend OF
mine who is not expected to live; and as
your medicine cured me of consumption
some three years ago, 1 want him to try
them. / gained fifteen pounds while taking
the FIRST three bottles, and / know it is Just
the thing for him. Respectfully,
J. V. HULL,
Lawrenceburg, Anderson Co., KY.
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Lawrenceburg, Anderson Co., Ky.

A great many people disregard dyspeptic
symptoms and assume that they will soon
disappear of themselves; but this is not the
fact and the only safe Iemedy Tax them is
Nichols Bark and Iron.
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THE FATE OF KHARTOUM.
Statements Concerning Its Fall Rather
Contradictory.

LONDON, Feb. 1L-Another dispatch from Korti
states that messengers who have arrived there
from Khartoum profess ignoronce regarding the
fall Of Khsrtoum and the death Of General Cor
don. The'Murdir Of Dongola refuses to credit the
reports Of the capture Of Khartoum by the Mahdi
and the massacre Of General Gordon aud the gar
rison The authorities here announced this after
noon that they do not believe the messengers
statement rests on q satisfactory basis.
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Foreign Money and Stocks,

LONDOr. Feb. l6.-Consols, IS 1916: account,
90 lie. Railroad Bonds-Canada Pacific, 39l :;
Erie 1875 seconds, Sc; Illinois Central. PSI st.
Paul. 1873: Hew York Central, 1875; Pennsylva-
mia Central. 527s: Reading 81.
PARIS. Feb. I6.-Rentes. slf. IKE.
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Notes Regarding the soudan

LONDON, FEB. 14-It IS now regarded as certain
that an attack on Metemneh By the British viii
be made tomorrow. News OF the result OF the at
tack is expected at Kerti on Tuesday.
Lord Wolseley's disposal Of the forces at Gubat
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-18
Burned TO a Crisp.

DETROIT, Feb. A.-Esther Thomas, aged sixty,
was burned to a crisp at 500 Michigan avenue. at
early hour this morning. She was in a two
story frame house. which was destroy ed. II is be-
lieved she had been smoking, which caused the
fro
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Rye-No. steady; CSC bid; no sellers.
Brsnd--Dun: held at s13 So no bids.
CHICAGO MARKETs.
Furnished by q. Z. Kinney & Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber Of Commercial
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hisky.

BALTIMORE Feb. MISUNDERSTANDING
steady at q 20@1 II.
CINCINNATI. Feb. 16.-Whisky- Steady at 81 Is.
CHICAGO. Feb. 16-whisky-steady at 81 Is.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6.-Whisky-steady at
" ~
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORk. Feb 16 DRY Goods-Demaud has
been very light owing to the severity of the rain
storm all day. and like Interruptions
TO the request and movement in winter styles
Riverside and Oswego mills, Laphams, Ga fancy
all wool cassimeres and Berkshire, and 81 and Cd
Union cassimeres were opened in all the mills to-
day for the reception of orders.
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lSOR SALE-Two thousand LaConte pear trees
soil and any climate; they begin bearing when
three years old, and when six TO eight years old
bear ten to fifteen bushels per tree; have 2Oc
trees on my farm, ShelbYville. two years old,
doing finely; send In your orders early: will de-
liver in March and April; terms reasonable B.
s SUTTON, Shelbyyile. Ind. Is
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PITTSBURG. Feb. 16.-Petroleum-Dull; certif-
Gates opened at zoe. advanced to 1850, declined
TO zoe, and closed at 7G5sc.
OIL CITY. Pa. Feb. l6.-Nstionsl Transit GER
hcates opened at 7Oc: highest. 75Sc: lowest.
zoe; closed at 71c. Sales, l,5l5 900 bbls: clear
ances, 4sl5,OO0 bbls: runs. 42.46S bbls.; ship
ments 107. $50 bbls.; charters, IA, 444 bbls.
q BRADFORD. Pa, Feb. 16-Orude O1l-Steady.
National Transit and Tidewater runs, Saturday
and Sunday, r. $50 bbs.; total shipments, 1873 OBS
bbls.: charters. not reported. National Transit
certificates opened at zoe the lowest price of the
day, and closed at Tic: highest price, NC
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Miscellaneous Markets.
LIVE SrOOK.
Indianapolis Lave stock Market.

Indianapolis Live stock Market.
UNION STocK-YARDs, Feb. 16.
OATns-Receipss, $50 head; shipments. -
head. The offerings to-day were generally com
mon to medium grades. aud on that class the mar
ket was dull, while the best grades of butchers
were in demand at strong prices Shippers We're
duh and lower, as Eastern aduces were not good.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-18
Cotton.

- NEW YORK, Feb. 16 Cotton The Post saws:
Future deliveries after two days advance are
lower to-day, and this see-saw will likely con-
tinue until the March contracts pretty well
liquidated Nothing done at third CALL Prices at
which various months offered show lgS 1O0c lower
than Saturday. Up to 2:l5 p. m. the total sales
were only d. 600 bales. Futures closed steady;
April. 8 10Oc: May, 4-100c: balance. $1,000 lower
than last Saturday. Total sales $4,000 bales.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE Markets

Estimated receipts OF hogs, 10000 head.
Car lots-Wheat. 50; corn, 1877; oats. IL.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

EoTB-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in indianapolis varies from the New YORK
quotations H0l per cent.
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1osSc. whest-Firm: No. red, SEC. Corn-No. I
mixed, 4SIzc; No. white, 451zc. Oats-No. z
mixed, 33Ec. Provisions-Steady; Mess Pork
SlS so MISREPRESENTATION s.; clear rib, S. rs;
clear 81. BsCon-Shoulders SIS So clear ribs, 81 so;
clear. 81 U.s. Hams-sl1 Lard-Prime leaf, So So
KANSAS CITY. Feb. l6.-wheat-Higher; cash,
CSC; March, 632sc: May. 65s4@6615c. Corn
Steady; cash, 305sc; March, 301S9 -0zc; May 81 &c.
OatS-Duu and nominal at 2513c-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-04-09

IN their behalf. Fe-re We von,d ike
also 70 c-1send our thanks to the Knights
rythias band. The boys came out SO
promptly and conducted themselves 20
well that it would be impossible even for
their enemies, if they have any, to ind
fault.
Inc large gathering again lead by the
band passed to the Garfield building,
but on the way stopped to heap Goals of
fire upon the head Of that institution
the Emporia Republican-which rais-
ed its voice IN protest against practice
that has become endeared to the people
tree planting.
Upon arriving at the Garfield school
grounds the band played again, after
which Miss Campbell read Gov. Martins
excellent Arbor Day proclamation. Fol
lowing this DR.. j. J. Wright delivered {
brief, but commendable address upon thu
great value to Kansas of the deep inter
est shown in tree planting. He gave SOM
valuable hints and was loudly cheered
: Cheers were given In honor of the cit,
, schools by the Normal student
i and vice.Versa with a will. Tn
DAILY NEWS and band were ais
q cheered, and the vast sssemblage, afte
observing the planting Oft large nun
e Der of trees, dispersed. No more enthu
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