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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-30
The Regular Ticket

The Nominating Committee OF the Board
of Trade has selected the following gentle
men to be voted for at the annual election
on the Sth proximo: President John H.
Holli5sy; Vice President, Sias l.. Bowen
Treasurer, John 2. Freuzel B lard OF G)y-
ernors: J. A. Perkins. l.. g. Ayers. j. S. G Dr.
don, William Scott, V. r. Hendricks, G. G.
Foster George Pau. ]. + Wallick, n. s
Byram, George c. Webster, Jr.
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Judge.Elect Key s.

The death Of Judge Nathan T. Carr of Co.
lumbus, causes a vacancy in the Office of
Judge n the Ninth judicial Circuit, com.
posed of the counties of Bartholomew and
Brown. The Governor has practically de-
cided TO appoint Judge-elect Nelson r. Reyes,
who vas elected in November last, and
would have succeeded Judge Carr October
%. His commission will be issued to-day.
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Another Horse S.olen

The police have been notified OF the theft
of horse from Henry F. Wesling, Of Cam.
berland, ten miles east of this city. The
thief has been traced to Boggstown and will
in all probability be captured. e reward OF
500 has been offered for the arrest Of the
thief by the Warren Township Horsethief
Detective Company.
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Left Among Strangers.

A baby was left on the door step of a
house near the end of South East street
Thursday night by unknown parties. A
note stated that the child was born on May
4, and requested that 1t be cared for until
twenty -one years of age. 1t was sent to the
Orphan Asylum
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Special Service.

Tie choir of the Second Presbyterian
Church, under the direction of Professor
Max Leckner, have made special preparation
for the service tomorrow evening. Among
the musical selections will be some patriotic
bymns The pastor will deliver . short
address.
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After firing tbs national salute tomorrow,
the Light Artillery will proceed to point
two miles north of Crown Hill and spend
the sfternoon firing a. target. The contest
will be for the badge awarded bY the regi-
mental officers.
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Didn't Get Enough.
fPhiladelphia Record

IfnlIautIpIld htCOfu.I
The composer of Put Ne in My Little
Bed" announces that be got ten dollars for
writing that interesting lyric and hints that
1t wss not enough. 1t was not; he ought to
have got ten years.
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I"VlVSsteI, 1HnSs'f oPcVIdI'I
Hiram Bemis, Tax Collector Of the town
OF Paxton, q respectable farmer aged nearly
seventy years, was swim died out OF 81, 500 By
means of the old three-card monte game this
morning. Two sharpers, who came separate
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OFFICE fNDIANAPoLIs SENTINEL,

OFFICE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL.
INDIANAPOLIS Ind, May - 1885
P M. A'exander. State Agent Star Hand
Grenade Fire Extirguisher Indiana polls,
Ind
DRAR SIR-By the use of two 90 of your
erensdss We extipguished a blszs caused by
coal oil in our job room, few days aga.
VerV Tr1ly Yo1rs
SENTINEL COMPANY.
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OTt WORM OdLetiel
There is a, least one thing - be thankful
for in the Illinois result-Mrs. Logan was
elected, too.
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Built to be REPAIRED"
Nashville Union.
The Dolphin was evidently built for past
political eIa
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DOBERTS PARK NJ. e CHUKCH-Corner Del
N aware and Vermont streets, Rev. l. n.
Mcconnell, pastor. Class at a. m. and 6:30 p N.
Preaching at 1890 a. N. by the pastor and at
7:45 p. m. by Rev. +. s. Tincher. cunday-school
at 2 D. N. Young peoples meeting Monday az
7:45 p. N. Prayer meeting Thursday at 1:s5 p m.
Song service OF twenty minutes before preaching
SUNDAY evening. Ever body invited.
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NA/ ~ IEU-tarsnersnlD -Dr e. q. Snsrp. tue
wv celebrated medical electrician. wants
partner with email amount OF capital. A knowi
edge Of me dicine not essential. the business will
pay. without doubt. from $4,000 10 $4,000 clear
profit per annum: an opportunity 10 make big
money that does not present Itself once in a life
time. Address the Doctor at the Sanilarium, 1871
North Pennsylvania street. a.
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CHURCH NOTICE 4.

CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Coroer
y Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev; James
and 1855 D. n. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing. Sunday school. Bible and Chinese classes at
2:Js p. m. The pnhlfc cordially invited.
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"ANTED-Situation by good worker TO do
w housework in family where there no
small CHILDREN and where / can take Guild OF i've
year; will work IN private family for 81 per week
reference given. Apply at 155 Bellefontaine st
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. experienced sales
W men TO travel in IDdisUa and Illinois. Adj
dress MACK sTEDLER * CO.. Wholesale Cloth
ing. Cincinnati. O. 2f5
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XNNTED-A gentleman or lady agent can AXE
w So day soliciting orders Tor enlarged pic
lures. Address. for two days, W. b., Sentinel
Office. 252
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ITO LOAN-MoDey on improved FERNS In this
j state at a low rate of interest and favorable
terms as to payment. w. M. sI0DDARD co
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NTANTED-Rental property for desirable ten
Wv enis can place Is tensnis in a short time.
HAMLlN d LEMON, so North Delaware street.
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YI| AETED-Situation in a retail grocery stors
w or drive delivery wagon ny young ma1 of
nineteen; reference given Address A. B.. this
Office. is
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VZTANTED- Board in private family for LAZY
Wv and four children; one lsrge and one small
room required. Address ADVERTISER, care z.
o. Box 95, Atlanta, Ca 273
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w Situation by lady: copyist or writ
w ing OF any kind; sew or clerk for almost any
wages. Address K. i. B., Sentinel Office. ~
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VIZ ANTFD-By middle aged lady. SITUATION as
w housekeeper; can give reference. Address
NJ. c., this office. 2s4is
Sharp County record., 1885-06-11
SOUNDS FROM SIDNEY.

ED. RECORD; Seeing nothing from this
section in your paper I send few notes,
Health and crops Of every description
are remarkably good.
Dr.. Johnston is attending lectures at
Leuisville. Ky, but will return on the
1st proximo
N. 2. Wiles has bunch Of wheat on
exhibition which measures feet and 6
inches; also a bunch Of oats from the
same farm which measured over > feet
These specimens are above an average OF
the crops generally,
All the land under fence is in q high
state of cultivation, and our farmers are
in fine spirits. SARDINE.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

There will be meeting OF the ezeca,
tive committee Of the Sharp County Sun
dayaSohool Convention held at nay ofhcs in
Evening Shade, on Friday, June 10TH
1885, as ! o'alock p. IN, for the purpose
Of gstting up program for the coming
Sunday School Convention which io to be
held at Ash Flat. Said committee 10 coln-
posed Of J. L. Absrnethy, j. D. Rogers,
ST., !. ". Gardner, Jss. 6. Sius, Geo. ".
Brioksl sad c. W. Shaver. 1t is very i'm
portant that every member Of the commit
ties Dc ia attendance on that day.
G. ". SHAVER,
Chairman.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-11
The meas and handsome residence of

The ne2S and handsome residence of
Prof. Wilkerson in the west end Of town
| is nearing completion, and il is indeed an
ornament to the village, showing the good
taste OF its owner and the excellent skill
CT the builder, Jas. Woods.
Yesterday we were shogn the Novel;
ty Churn -PeweE hg j n. CgpeEt, the
gentlemauly agent fer this unique mn-
chine, and without the least hegitancy We
pronounce it a handy, Indispensable ad-
dition to the culinary department OF all
who have or may purchase IT, Mrs. Scar
lett, o. tie Central hotel, has bought the
attachment, and probounces it success
in every particular. The agent will re-
main in town few days to take orders.
The boiler Of VIM. Slyker'a saw mill,
near Hardy, exploded last THURSDAY, tc0g'
iag the mil.shed into atoas and wound
ing the proprietor, Wayne Eristow, engin-
eer, and tive other employees. We learn
that the engineer sustained very sarlOa'
iniuriep, he receiving severe cut on the
head and having Eve ribs broken, besides
a badly-brnised leg. Hio recovery Is con-
siderad doubtful. A portion of the boiler
weighing l,000 pounds was blown dis
tance Of ever tive hundred yards through
the timber surrounding the mill.
Among other preparations that are
being made 90 make the 18th Of July bar
besue an ipjoyable ard in every way
grand SUCCESS, the Evening Shade cornet
band is getting ready fog the occasion.
Notwithstanding the Objectionable facts
thas "the boys had forgotten scales,
olofts, keys, ps and ia; the waops had
built dirs-dobbsYs' negta in chs instTu"
ments, and the dpummer'S lip was ''outo
whack," we understand tAat certain
musical critic cOmplimented theiE music
Ee said "it sounded some better than the
Dora Bloom, but not SC we'll as the Bailey
band"
last Monday evening j. W. Boiling
eR procured license 70 be Joined in mar
yiags to Miss Martha Cluskey, aad the
prospective bridegroom left town with
buoyant hopes Of long and happy con-
jugal existence pictured in his PLACID
countenenee. But the following morning
he returned With these fond hopes blight
ed, aad the license, wbich he turned over
to Clerk Huddleston, informing that Off
oial that the young lady had changed her
mind, and that he had no further use for
the documents. With little persuasion,
howevar, on the part Of his bondsmau,
who happened 10 be present, tho gentle
man resolved 80 press his suit once more,
and accordingly returned with his papers
thinking probably he "Could talk her in
the notion again within the next sixty
days."
Sharp County record., 1885-06-11
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.-15Gl.
LAND OFFICE, LITTLE Rock, ARK,
h.e;- 81 Al 1Q9s--l

Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of bis in
tentioH to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before The Judge of Snarp county, at Even
ing Shade, Ark, on June 27th,. 1885. viz;
Peter L. J. Anthony, homestead 1873, for
the sw ursw or, sw or SO Or, sec. "a, typ
10. north range west. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF said
land, viz: r. F. Pierce, A. b. Wright. W.J.
Snllins and II. T. Lloyd. all Of Sharp coun-
ty, Arkansas. ~ c,DDo p..ou
C., E. KELSEY. Receiver.
Sharp County record., 1885-06-11
Town agAd County.

leo "on tap" at Metcalfs store.
WHAT'S she matter with our Hardy
correspondent?
Ice market dull with the thermome-
tex down in the SIXTIES.
The Novelty Chuyn Power kesps of
flies and fano tbs performer
II you have nothing to do yourself,
don't bother others with your idleness.
j, P. Cochran and lady paid E visit
to relations and friends on Reeds Creek,
last week
The Oat crop in the neighboEhood Of
Csnler is almost entirely ruined. Wheat
will be very light.
Complaints of dry weather and its
damaging effects still come in from the
northern portion Of Che county.
Mrs. /. B. Turney, Of the Blanville
neighborhood, is spending few days with
hoy Evening Shade friends and oonnox-
ions.
Sheriff Roberts Of lizard county has set
tied with the state. He collected 99 per
cent. Of the tazaa assessed i'll his county.
A close collection.
j. Il. LIetcslG has ordered q foda
fount and complete outft for making the
delightful beverage known as soda wasor.
Il will arrive this week.
For several days past Mrs. Sallie
Wilkerson has attended st the bedside Of
her sick mother, L1re, n. B. Coger, who
VIC are glad to know is improving.
The dry weatbe2 is causing peaches
to drop from tho trees, thus blightiag the
hopos Of all for q superabuAdanoe Of sAis
delicious fruit, whioh was promised o
month ago.
Prof. Eerrn is nov putting on gran
ger airs; and Il the barber he'd not used
q razor instead of scissors On the Profess
og'g head, he would doubtless VeaE hay
seed in hig hair.
Among the many improvements 60
ing On in our burg we have failed to men
ton the residence Of John D. Collins
now in course of construction On the
north side Of town.
a note received from j. W. Buckley
the first Of the weok states that he has re-
Gently located at Thaysr, No, and will
open a job printing cHics ct that place,
and therefore abandon the newspaper
business entirely. TIE RECORD wishes
him every success.
The settlement just made between
the clerk and sheriff OF the county shows
that about $4,000 have been collected on
account Of state tax. This is about the
closest collection ever made in the
county. We viii publish financial state
ment soon,
A jury trial, bafore Squire Atkinson,
last Tuesday, attracted considerable attan,
tion. The parties litigant were Z. E.
| Moss end DIX. T, NJ. Coz, the former be-
ing the plaintiff in the suit, who sued
Cox for balance due on settlement. Yer
dict fos plaintiff, and defendant aaePealad e9
10 circuit court.
We see the Guilett cotton Ein RsceiV-
cd tho gold medal, the highest premium,
at the Worlds Cotton Centennial EXPOSE
tion ct New Orleans. Side by side with
all classes Of ginS, it hos proven itself to
be the formost standard gin Of the world.
TheedOse MazfieId & Bros, Of BatasVille,
are agents for this gin and will make lib
eral prices and tozma to anyone wanting
| IN huv
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Business Still Disappointing in Volume in
Nearly All Departments.


Nearly All Departments.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 90
The volume of trade is disappointing, is a com
mon remark among business men. The general
belief however, is that, as soon as we have some
good weather. and it surely cannot be much
longer delayed. we may reasonably look for some
improvement in trade. The dry goods men and
fancy notions dealers should be doing good bust
ness new, but trade is very quiet with them. If
there chances to be bright. comfortable, early
spring day, the effect is at once visible Grocers
are having fair trade and in view of the gen.
eral dullness that prevails in almost all branches
of trade, have no reason to complain. Sugars
have not varied much in price for several days,
and some of the knowing ones are of the opinion
that hard pan has been reached. Roasted coffee
continues in steady demand, and standard brands
remain unchanged. Advices from the seaboard
report the green bean firmer, fair cargoes being
quoted at 8sc; price here advanced cent In
regard to canned goods, the market shows no
new or special feature. Business runs along at
about the same pace it has for some time past
ard prices only varied in slight degree. There
is not tho demand for fish there ought to
be at this particular time. during the
rice quiet but steady at prices quoted. The
movement of hog products is slow, but this is
not unusual in the lenten season; then the cold
weather is unfavorable to a brisk trade in pro-
visions The produce men report slight in
crease in trade. The receipts of eggs are fair,
and while the supply is by no means excessive,
II appears to be In excess of present wants.
Some OF our oldest dealers say that in all their
experience they never knew such light demand
for eggs during he lenten season Butter con-
tinnes dull, unless choice article The supply
Of both I'VE and dressed poultry WAS unequal 10
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

CHICAGO March 20-F1our quiet and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled but generally higher closed sc over
yesterday. Sales ranged March, 7434 O75afc closed
at 1880: April. 75076c, closed at 1850; May,
79sa0SOs4c closed at 80asW 8oiac; June, 81 q a
S2sac. closed at S2ssc; No. 2 Chicago spring, 1853
red, 7Ss4c; No. 3 red 71l2072c. Corn in good
demand closed lec yesterday. Sales ranged:
Cash, 377s04Oc; March, 375a0377sc closed at
375s; April s4O38c closed at 39c; May Al 5s0
42c closed at 417sc; June, 41af042c, closed at
Al Sc Oats strong and l20 SIC higher. Sales ranged:
CASH 2S3sG31c; March aud April, 2S3sc; May, 81 So
0317sc, closed at 81 5sc. Rye steady at CSC. Bar
$l.41l2. Pork, demand active; closed steady Sales
ranged: April, $12.10012.12l2; May, $12.02l20t
II 22lo closed at $12. 20O12. 2212; June $I2.15 a
1921 closed at $12.30012.32i2. Lard quiet
but firm and .021aa 05c higher. Sales ranged Cash
and April 6.S006 S2l2c; May. 6.S7l2G6.92 lsc,
closed at 6900692l2; June 6.9507c, closed at
6.97le07c. Bulk meats in fair demand: shoulders,
4.5O@4 soc; short ribs, 6.o506. 1Oc short clear,
Gas 06.50c Butter quiet and unchanged. Eggs
quiet and unchanged. Whisky unchanged at 81 Is.
Receipt-FIour 49, 900 hrls; wheat, 20. 600 pu corn
l7s 600 on; oats 104 600 bu; rye. 1000 bu; barley
81 600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 81 600 brIs; wheat,
81 600 bu; corn 158 600 bu; oats 80 600 bu; rye,
4, 600 bu; barley $1,000 bu. On the afternoon
board Wheat easieri declined s2G Ssc. Corn easier;
Isc Pork easier; declined 507iac. Lard quiet;
March and April declined OF l2c
NEW YORK March 20-Flour steady and I'M
changed; receipts 20 600 brls; exports, 1900 brls.
Wheat-Spot lots IA Sic higher options closed heavy;
receipts 40 600 bu; EXPORTS 10 600 bu; No. spring,
90c; uneraded red 70Q95c; No. red "a q 0S5c; No.
Q red S9092e; No. i white, 90c; No. 2 red. March.
closed at SSssc April sales of 900 bu at $3.50
59i4c closing at $685. May sales ct 1896 600 buas
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. March 2o.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hogs-Receipts, 10000; Shipments 7,0Oe~
rough packing, 1880 04.6O; packing and shipping
81: 6o04.s5; light. $A.3O04.65; skips, $500
Cattle-Receipts d 500; shipments. $500. The
market active and shade highefs shipping cattle
of from / $50 to $50 pounds average, $4.70O
$50, from 1850 to 600 lbs average So. 500
$50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments. 1900. The
market was brisk and firm; inferior to medium, 81 so
04: choice $4.1004.75.
ST. LOUIS. March Observation-Disclosures 500;
shipments, 500 The market was strong export cat,
tie $3.50; good to choice shipping steers $3.50
$50; common to medium shipping steers, 81. 5005;
$50. 2504. IS; stockers, S. 5004 feeders, $4. 20 a.
leo; corn-fed Texas steers 81 D45O.
Sheep and Lambs-Reeeipts, 2,40O; shipments,
L. 100. The market firm for good butchers
grades; common to medium sheep So. 7503.5O;
choice sheep, So 40; extra $4.5004.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 300; shipments. 200 The
market was lower; Workers, $4.45 60; packing
hogs. $43014.60; heavy. 81 6004. 80. -
KANSAS CITY, March 2O.--The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports Cattle-Recepts. 800. Fhe market
was strong export steers, %. 2005.40; good to
dunn, Sd 80 0475; stockers and feeders. $4 60;
cows $303.6 60.
5010c lower; sales were made at S4. 30 04.5O.
Sheep-Recepts, S25. The market was steady:
Fair to good muttons, $2.5o03.25; common to me-
dunn, ST.. 5O0225.
NEW YUM, Marcn ~. - beeveS - Receipts,
/ ,44G; market firm and 10c ~ cwt. higher; ex-
tremes SIS. 9 cwt. for steers; general sales
atsS5 50O6.10.
Sheep and Lanbs-Receipts $500. The market
was duh and easier; sheep steady; extremes. $46006
Y cwt., live weight, for sheep yearlng lambs, 1915
al. -
Hogs-Recepts. 5000; market frmer at $505.6O
Y cwt.
EAST LIBERTY, March Notwithstanding do.
ing. Receipts, 1000; shipments $50.
Hogs - The market was firm. Receipts, $500;
shipments, 1000. Philadelphias S. 80; best
Workers. 81 .9005.O5.
Sheep-The market was slow and unchanged. Re-
ceipts, 1000; shipments, ], 400.
CINCINNATI. March 20.--Hogs steady and firm;
common and light $37594.S5; packing and butch.
ers. 81. as. Receipts, ITO; shipments i, 100.
MILWAUKEE,, March 2O.-Hogs easier; sales at
81 3O04.7O.
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No. /, S. SO. 1o011c No. o S. s. O., s09c; No.
5. s. & O., 7s408c-

I.EArHER-oak sole, 3304oc, henlock sole, 260
32c; harness, 30035c: skirting. 3a14Oc black
city kip COG soc; French kip S5c1$1.2 20; city calf
skins S5c0 10; French calfskns, 81. 150I8O.
HIDEs-Green 6lac; heavy steer, 7l2c; green salt,
S0Slac; green sailed calf, lie; dry flint, lee dry
llted Toe Damaged onethird off the above prices.
SHEEPsKINs-30 a Soc.
TALLow-Primc, 5 Lac.
GREAsE-Brown, 4c; white. 5O514c
IRON AND STEEL
Bar iron frates), 2c horseshoe bar, So. 1893 40;
Norway nail rod. 7c; German steel plow-slab &c;
American drill steel 12c Sandersons tool STEEL 15c;
81 co. mule shoes, y keg, $500 horse nails, y is.
3D. So; cut nails 10d and larger 81 % ~ keg; other
sizes at the usual advance.
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin-TC,
10x14, 14x20, 12x12, $3.50: TX, 10x14, 14x2O.
and TX 12xI2, SIS. so; IC 14x2O roofing tin, Sc IS;
IC, 2002S. $l250013; block tin, in pigs 26c; in
vanized SO y cent. discount Sheet zinc 6lac; Cop
per bottoms, 23c. Planished copper, 36c. Solder,
150l6c. Wire, so p cent off list.
OIL CAKE.
Oil cake and oil meal, 1000 TBS. SIS; 1000 lbs,
$3O. Bags and drayage extra
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRIcEs-Prime lard, 7c short ribs,
partly cured 6.2Oc sweet picked hams, Sc should
ers. size; bulk shoulders 4l2c.
JoBBING PRIcEs-Smoke Meats-Sugar-cured hams,
10 TBS ay. 11iac; 12ls TBS av, lie Is lbs av,
lOl2c; II Z tbs av 1o'4c 20 lbs, 1Oc heavy av-
erages "a to 25 lbs, 9s1c;. cottage hams. 7a4c;
IL
clear lie; English shoulders. 6a4e for light. 619c
for heavy; family shoulders pieces averaging 6 to
10 lbs &c; dried beef, 15c; bacontelear sdes) light
medium weight 8c bellies, do, S12c backs. do BIC;
French fitch, 10 pieces, 7c Dry Sailed and Picked
Meats-Engsh cured clear sides or backs (unsrnoked)
7l4c; bean pork tclear) ~ brl 200 lbs $780, clear
pork brl 200 lbs $14 family pork (clear) ~ brl 200
TBS, $12 family beef ~ brl 200 lbs, $1S also in Il
brls containing 100 TBS, at half the price of the bar
rels. with SOC added, to additional cost of
package Lard-Pure kettlerendered in tierces Sl4e:
also in u brs and 501b tubs 3sc advance on price of
terces; Ash tin tubs and 20 ib pals, SIC advance;
10 ID pals, lac advance. Sausage-Bologna in CLOTH
6l2c; in skin, &c.
PRODUCE.
BUTrER-Creamery fancy, 28c; dairy, selected. IS
02Oc; choice country, 13@loc; poor to fair, 010c
EGas-Shppers are paying Isolde; selling from
store at l4015c
FEATHERs-Primegeese. 45c " Is; mixedduck. 200
25 ~ ID.
HoNEY-2O022c in L and q ID cans.
VENIsON--140I5c ~ ID.
PoULTRY-Hens, Sc 4S ID; roosters, 4c; young
chickens, &C.; ducks, $3.50 ~ doz geese, So ~ doE;
hen turkeys, 9loc Up To- toms, Sc ~ ID.
CTDER-Dufys, Rochester. So ~ brl.
WooL-Tub washed 28032c: unwashed. medium,
Zoe; unwashed, common, 1ec Cotswold, 17c; bury
and understandable according to their value.
SEEDS.
TIMoTHY-$1. 5001.75 4p bu; clover SIS as. rs
~ bu; bluegrass, extra clean Kentucky, 81 01. %
~ bu; red top, 75c0$1 ~ bu; orchard grass ST. 500
LIS " bu, owing to quality.