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The Republican journal., 1885-02-05
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Ueekty for the J0urndi
BY q. IL. SAkGENI NJ. ) Min Street


Beef, corned, p IL. 7a9 Lime u Dbl, l.O5dl.lO
Butter salt t. box, 20 Dat Meal y h, 5a9
Corn T. bush, D. Onions t. 3, 2]s a3
Cracked Corn t. bush, u Oil kerosene " gal II Is
Corn Meal t. bush, g. Pollock 10, 81 "A
Cheese y ID, l3al6 Pork tb, 99l0
Cotton Seed u cwt, 80 Plaster u Dbl, LOO
Goldfish, dry, y III, 4g6 Rye Meal y ID, 3
Cranberres, " at, l2al5 shorts y cwt, 1,05
Clover Seed t. h. 2a22 Sugar T. tb, 6d74a
Flour t. Dbl, 3.50a1o0 salt, I. l., T. bush 40
II. q. seed T. bu, l.30a2.o0 ;. Potatoes y tb, 0e0
Lard It. ID. ga 10 Wheat Meal T. ID, 81 IA
The Republican journal., 1885-02-05

THoBNDIkE. The sunday night storm blocked
4 me roads badly IN this vicinity and we have had
worry eold weather here for the past week. The
Thermometer stood 20 below zero on saturday morn
iug ana Monday 8 below and On Tuesday morning
81 Dclow At o'clock Owing TO the bad travelling
BUSINESS AT the station has been very dull of late.
......A A. Hurd and wife are visiting in Bangor.
Miss Robbins of Belfast i visiting friends here.
: \. Bumps il now confined To the house. lie has
b.t.u N. ltp II hruiIb for Dy.r a wear
The Republican journal., 1885-02-05
De sinfulness ob sin
Is 'pendin'' pon the sperrit what
W q ooaS an does If in

On Friday Of last week, before the roads We're
broken out Freeman Baker made bet with T. P.
Mathews that he could walk from the upper tan
merry bridge to the house of Charles Bradstreet, a
distance of four miles, in one hour He did 1t and
had 81 minutes TO spare. The winter term of
school closed in the upper district on Friday last.
Prank Knowlton, Of Belfast, native of this
town, was in town Saturday evening.
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY Pa, Jan. Misunderstanding
doing receipts, Sl5 head; shipments, 400 head.
HOgs-Active, finn and higher: receipts, 400
head: shipments. 300 head; Philsdelphias, 81 20
40 90: Workers 81 75G4 50.
Shecp-Firm and unchanged. Receipts, 1000
head; khlpments, ?. 400 head.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports:
Oattle-Receipts, 15s head. Feeling strong, but
supply nos enough TO test the market.
steady at 81 1904 80.
sheep-Receipts. go head. Market steady at
81 1898 p.
ST. LOUIS Jan. I7.--0s,ue- Receipts. 400 head !;
shipments, leo head. supply small. and only
retail trade done
sheep-Receipts. 600 head Light supply at
present prices.
fee ''r ket strong and higher. Workers, 81 20
"a so; packing, 81 S504 GO; heavy, 81 6594 So
Receipts, S,loO head shipments, $500 head.
CHICAGO, Jan, 1.-THE Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
Hogr-Receipts, 5000 head: shipments, none
Market steady; rougn packing. 81 2594 so; packing
and shipping. 81 o0,g4 60 shippers doing nothug
on account OF the snow blockade; light, 81 Ia
cattle -hes cps 2OoO head: shipments, 500 head.
Market ruled nominally steady; exports, S6g6 SO;
good 10 choice shipping So 5O96; stockers, s. 409
sbeep-ReceiDts, 200 head; shipments. none
Brisker; local values stronger. common 70 lair
s. 75dS Is medium, 8 So9S 90; good. s49i IS.
BUFFALO. Jan. 17.-CRttle-Receipts to-day, 2S)
head; consigned through, so cars. OF which Il
went TO New YORK only cars on sale. Feeling
firm.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 400 head; cor
signed through, q cars. Market steady and u
fair demand. prices firm and unchanged. Mediu 4
TO good sheep, g S0@4 co: ehsice. 81 259l CO..
lambs, & 1596 40
Hoes-Recespts, $500 hesd; consigned through
1eS carr, OF which 20 went 10 New York Demand
good at full prices. Good to choice Workers, 81 50
"a 90 butchers grade, 81 S594 90 good 10 choice
heavy, 81 s5s4 IS.
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cared of steadily SIS il tired by having been
J ushed up rapidly. aud although i'm
mense quantities Of wheat were sold, somebody
took IL AL and The Tact mat II did nos CO ne out
sgain showed that IL had gone into strong hands.
sid kent's name was given by many buying bro
kers. and Baxter supposed 10 be acting for
ARMOUR purchase d a number OF good sized pa
GELS Hence after tie crowd had solo all ft wanted
10 and worried quotations down something Ike
&C. those who attempted 10 take prehis fOund there
was no gam tor sale. 80 they bid prices up
esch otl er and bid them up SO fast that many
SALE were covered at loss. The storm of snow
VII ch il was anticipated would act as g blanket
for the winter wheat plant, changed
10 sleet sud rain, and Kansas and
Missouri reported the fields covered
with ice. The feeling at the close, however. IS
feverish. Public and private cable sdvices are
conflicting Minneapolis millers are said 10 have
advanced their prices in order 10 stop al North
western wheat there and many conservative men
believe thata combination hiss been formed by
strong parties here 10 manipulate prices upward.
On the other hand. the number OF recent Iai ures,
and the fact that general business is not picking
up az all as anticipated, tends 10 shake the conf
dence OF the bulls.
Corn has responded 10 all the strength shown by
wheat, but has been very little depressed by It's
weakness. Receipts have been about the same as
regards quantity, but the quality has grown
steadily poorer until now scarcely ~
per cent. of the arriving grain grades No. 2.
much the same week ago. The majority OF
traders are believers IN corn. but are very nervous
about loading up, lest any advance should bring
to this market the shipments which going
around US TO the East and South.
Provisions sold up some at first, and have since
remained steady. Trade has not been heavy, and
has been largely confined 10 local scal2ers and
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A NOISY SPECULATIVE MARKET.
Wheat Goes Up and Down With all Kinds
of RumOrs, and Closes Nearly the
Same as a Week Ago-Corn
More Steady.
Special to the Sentinel.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-During the past week the
volume OF business in the speculative pits on
Change has again been very heavy. All interest
centers in wheat, which has ruled active and ir-
regular. Zach day the great crowd has swarmed
into the Dit and sent up continuous roar that
could be heard two blocks away. Prices started
out weak, owing 70 the free realizing by Bliss,
Davenport and other big Longs" Then as soon
the decline was started ii was helped along
by the active dumping OF the many
little fellows who bad taken hold at the top and
could not stand sag. Even half million BUSH
els decrease n the visible supply did not appear
10 have any effect on the selling movement prin-
cipally because the footings of the 5ecretarys re-
port were just above what everybody had figured
On and they had been discounted beforehand.
Cables were weak and the Northwest said that
farmers deliveries there were increasing rapidly.
Exporters. too, were said 70 be doing nothing and
some lots already taken were reported resold,
There's more wheat IN the country
than the country has any earthly use
for" was how prominent and CON
stitutional bear" explained the decline.
Stillimany thought the reaction healthy one.
Prices, Ii Nss noticed, made no bad breaks aud
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COMMERCIAL.

There is nothing to be said about business or
trade the stormy weather having -esrly caused
entire stssnstion with wholessae markets. Ine
prospects for good business "a ali branches in
the near future are very catering
sRAIN.
Wheat-Au markets are frmer and stronger,
and under light local receipts all offerings will
find ready purchasers at full quotations. Futures
in fsir request but offerings of same are scarce.
New YORK x to &c higher and Chicago steady.
Corn-Under an active order deman and light
receipts all grades for immediate shipment will
bring full prices Futures dull aud uninviIing.
New York steady and Chicago &c higher.
Oats-Higher prices and stronger market locally.
All grades in good demand.
The following table shows the receipts OF grain
st this point for the past twenty-four hours;
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A Precious Gift.

The most delicate, useful and refined of
holiday presents that could be offered to
lady or person OF taste is, beyond doubt
case of that most exquisite, refreshing and
lasting of all perfumes, the genuine "Mur-
ray & Lanman Florida Water" Sold by all
druggists, perfumers ana fancy goods deal
ers. AS there are limitations OF this article
see that TIE real Murray & Lanman Florida
Water is obtained.
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xAHKxrs sY rELzeRAFa.


NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Cotton-Quiet; futures
very dull: January, n-09c; February. u.0se;
March, 11.14c; April, 11.2c; May, 11.S7c; June,
IL isc; July, 1l5ec: August u.69c: September,
ll.S3c: October, 10 Sac Flour-Stesdy and IN
changed: receipts IL 600 bblA; exports. $500 bbs.
Hhest-spoi lots steady; options closed weak
receipts. q, 900 b.: exports. l33 900 bu.: No.
spring. CSC: ungraded Duluth &c; do, REQ, Sc;
No. red. 909e11zc; No. rel. s2995c; unRraded
white e4c; No red, February, sales Of Az 600 bu.
$4,000 ou st 81 1S9945sc, elosiIg AZ 941zc; April.
sales OF $4,000 bu. AZ 95s4996kc. closing at 96c;
Asy, ales OF l,lQ5,eQQ hI, stHs+9ss11sei closing
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Young Meni-Read This.

The Voltaic Belt Company, Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Electro
Voltaio Belt and other Electric Appliances
on trial tor thirty days, 70 men young or
old) afflicted with nervoCs debility, loss Of
vitality and manhood, al kindred
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paralysis and many other diseases. Com
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While q permanent cure of rheumatism
and neuralgia through the agency of Athlo-
phoros must depend on its power to expel
the poisonous and provoking acids from the
system, il at the same time possesses wonder
full potency in Immediately slleviating the
torture, invigorating muscular action and
limbering stiffened joints. Says Rev. A. S.
Cooper, of Wiliston, VT: Twelve hours
use OF Athlophoros greatly removed pain
from my system ard rendered the muscles
so supple that 1 could get up and down with
ease -
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The Cost.

The cost of the alum used to make cheap
baking powder is about one fourth that of
the cream tartar used to make DeLsnd's
Chemical Baking Powder. Alum makes Bit
ter, unwholesome food, and the doctors say
Don't use it." DeLand's Chemical Baking
Powder is sold in cars, and you will never
be deceived. 1t makes delicious, wholesome
food, and is true to usage, true to reason and
true to health Try it
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Unable TO Agree.

CHICAGO, Jan. wv. J. Clingen and John
Stesrns, charged with co.OniZing voters IN this
city prior TO the national election have been on
trial in the Criminal Court for the past week. The
jury. after being out twenty-four hours reported
this afternoon that they were unable to agree.
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Base BaIIists I'm Court,

CLEVELAND. Jan. 17.-Presdent Van der Abe. OF
the 81. Louis Base Ball Club, was sued in the
United States Circuit Court here, to-day, by the
Toledo Base Ball Company, 10 recover $3.50, which
is caimed Van der Ahe agreed TO give the Presi-
dent OF the Tole do club il he would release Bark
ley ana Welsh, WHO lett Toleco 10 sign with ST.
Louis
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WILMINGTON, Mass, Jan. IA courier from
the OklOhoma country says that captain Couch
has 500 armed men entrencbed in a fortified camp
at still water with large supply Of provisions.
The troops are reported water bound and not eX-
pecIed 10 reach the boomers camp for several
DAYS
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK.. Jan. 17.-Dry Goods-The close OF
the week shows very good volume of business
having been completed in staple and colored
eottons prints, ginghams and other wash fabrics
dress goods ana cotton hosiery. The tone OF the
market is much better merchants from all parts of
the country more hopeful, confidence growing
steadily and the outlook COR spring business much
better.
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SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 1.-THE Legislature adj.
jouTned st rs this morning, after the passage of
a resolution that the argument on the temporary
SpeaFership should be first in order next Tuesday
morning This is considered victory for the OPP
position 10 Haines.
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A Church wrecked by the storm.

STEUBENvIILE o., Jan. 1.-THE First Presby-
terrain Church, damaged by the storm last night.
is ia much worse condition than st first sup
posed Experts who have examined the church
say il will fall within a few hours ana be a COM
plete wreck. II was the largest church in Eastern
Ohio. 1t was built In 1872 and cost so, 0o0 DR..
w. NJ. Grimes is the present pastor.
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NEW YORK, Jan. II -Cotton-The Post saws:
AS regards future deliveries il hardly be said
there was any market at all the total transactions
being limited 10 LEGO bales, the smallest ever
known. Nevertheless, prices OF near months
closed l 70 2-l0O higher than Yesterday.
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rhe Produce nrket.

Eggs-Psying 20c per doz. from store. 22o.
Butter-Creamery fancy, 2s9S0c; choice, 256s27c;
dairy, selected lsG20c; country fancy 121zc;
sweet roll, lO9l2e; medium grades, 69Sc; low
PoulTygHens, &c per H.. (; ROSTERS, &c: spring
chickens &C; turkeys, ShSc old geese, and we'll
festhered Fer doz g. 90; ducks, per doz.. So 90.
squirrels-75c per doz
Feathers--Prime geese, 45c; mixed and ducks,
20a25c.
wool-Tub-washed aud picked, SOC; unwsshed,
medium, 0c; unwashed common, 2Oe; un washed
fine, lee; Cotswod. 15c; do coarse. fseI7c; 90.
cotton ieeees, 149l5c.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present toobIng prices:
Smoked Meats canvssed or plaiu (piain meats
not guaranteed against skippers-)S G. Hans: 10
~ 6s ' average ioc 20 lbs average, i9 o%e
Cottage hams uncanVdScd. Sc. California hams,
shoulders zc: family sh oulders, pieces averaging
6 10 10 lbs, &c; dried beef, Sc BacoD-Clesc
sides. medium W.. ske: do backs, light weight,
Sc; bellies, Sc; French fitch 7-lb pcs. TIC.
ID. S. and Picked Meats-English cured, clear
sides or backs. unsmOked, 71Sc; Bean pork. cleAr
per bbl., 400 lbs SIS 90; PORK, clear per bbl ~
lbs SiS: family PORK, clear, per bol zoo lOs Sli;
family beef. SIS
Lard-Pure kettle-rendered in tierces. SIC; IN
hslf barrels or 50lo tubs, &c; 4S-lb tin tubs &c:
0lbpsils, exc; lob pals, loo.
Bologns-In cloth, &c: in skin. 7c
The Grocery Market.
Cheese-Fuu cream. New YORK, 14ei5c; Ohio.
Crystal Spring. lac; Empire l2c- ,,u ,o,<..
Cofees-Common, s1S9lOAe: ordinary, lgz4 .
lie; fair, 1l1<9lls<c; prime, l2Z9l27zci strictly
prime, 12s49l31<c; choice. 135z9i414c; Old GOV
eminent Java, 195<8251zci &cLsughltn's xxx
roasted. lib packages, l0o-lb cases, l454e; 60-o
do, 145sc: Arbuekie's roasted 1iszc; Leyerings
l4sze; Cardoba, 141zc; Gates No. l, l5s<c; Gates
sugsrs%Cutloaf. TIC; powdered. re: grsnu-
lated, 6sS961Sc; standard A, 61S961ze; on A ca
&C; white extra O. 554951sc; light brown, 81
sc; common grades, 45z9o1Sc; New Orleans, o1s
9Molssses and syrups-New crop New Orleans
molssses 5oa55c; syrup, S2C940c per gal. Tor CON-
mon 10 choice; maple syrup, 81 1901 IS.
Rice-Carolina and Louisiana, sac.
Spices = Pepper, 171z9ls1sc; slspice. l0g e;
cloves 2OQ25c; ginger, 17922c; cinnamon IN mats
sslt4Iake in car lots, CSC; drsy lots sli000l 05;
small lots Zoe more from store: dairy, 81 1875 O0.
starch-Rehned pearl, 81 9S1zc per H.. Eureka,
&C; Champion gloss, lump, 6S6He; improved
salt fshnHackerel, extra mess, s24 per.bbl;
halves, sI2 so: Ne. mackerel, $500; halves. -
aiO: No. 2maekerel SD 60Gli; halves, s. SOFAS;
sSG6 so: halves. SSas 80; No l white fish. s. 5097;
homeless fish s. SOFAS per 100 lbs: homeless cod
s61l7: extra 40: Grand Bank, SS95Ec per 10
Foreign Fraits-London layer ratsins, new,
s3 5OaS e5; new Valencia, u9l2Hc; Sultsns. lac;
new Muscstel rAtsins two crown, SO 409S so; three
crown. s. 20; California L.K., 81 Is. Lemons
Meains. q oO94 50. Prrnes - New Turk
ish. 6x97c; saltans do, skc; eurrane.
&c: new figs. layers. 121zc Dates-Mste 61s9
lZ05c; Fsrd IN ten-pound boxes 9910c Oranges
FloTids, crate, Sca4i Brazilian do, ii 'amaies,
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Send TO @. l. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass,
for q book containing statements of many
remarkable cures by Hoods Sarsapsrilla.
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FITS All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer No fits after first days use. Mar
Vicious cures Treatise and 81 trial bottle free 70 Fit
cases. Send to Dr. Kline. 9Sl Arch St. Phila.. Pa
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DuTkees cold meat sauce and salad dressing
ready made, nutritious economical, deliciOuR
Nothing equal TO 1t was ever offered, and II is in
ysIiably popular both at home and abroad.
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WhIsky.

BALTIMORE. Jan. II. - Whisky-Nominslly
STEADY ~ 81 ls61 lS.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Whisky-Stesdy at 81 IA
CINCINNATI. Jan. 17.-Whisky- Quiet at 81 IL
CHICAGO. Jan. l.. -Whisky-Quieta at g. 70.
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JeGersonvflle, Madison and Indianapolis,
Depart Arrive.
Southern Ex.a'y 4:l0 an Ind. 4 n. Nail Gas an
i. 4 Mad. Ex-.- SIS an Ind. & Chi. Ex.-l0:4S am
Lou. & 81. Mail. $50 pm N.Y.& MI Ex.. : 60 pra
LOUSY &C., d'y 6:s5 pm st J.. & G. r. L.l0:s IS pra
For tickets and full information call az ueset
ONCE Fem. Lines, northeast corner Neshinksosi
enc Illinois sIreets. or Union DepoL LcLe- ohee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
~ vork rtnanciaI Msrhsl

EaV York financial M8rnet
SEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Money-Essy at 1917 per
cent: closed offered az per cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-41<96 per cent.
6overnments-Firm.
Railway Bonds-Irregular.
State securiies-D3ll.
Share speculation was quiet and uninteresting
during the morning hours 70 day. The announce
ment that the trunk line representatives had been
unable 20 agree their meeting yesterday had lit
tie or no effect on prices. At the opening there
was decline OF less than per cent, which was
succeeded by q fractional advance, but the i'm
Trovement was lost later. After first call mode.
ate buying movement set in on the publication OF
the bank statement, which was favorable ex
hibit and showed gain Of s. 5O4 400 in reserve.
The banks S5l, 14s. US above legal require
ments The largest sum ever held. Later in the
day there was considerable activity and decided
pressure 70 sell some stocks. report from Pnila-
delphis that the Pennsylvania Railroad had cut
fares between New ork, Chicago and So. Louis to
$40 for immigrants landing from ship, which had
no effect early in the day, was used at this time
against the market. Tks decline, except in Few
cases, was unimPortsnt The Northern Pacihcs
were freely pressed for sale, common droppin;
per cent. to Is and preferred Is to 3S%. Common
returned to l61<@165s In the final Transitions. Tn
market closed weak. Canadian Pacific was heavy
throughout the day and broke from ~ az the clos
yesterday TO 81, with subsequent recovery to S9A
as The room trader a prominent seller
ano offered stock per cent. below the market.
Compared with last night tRe closing prices were
u to IL per cent. lower except for Western Union,
which IS = per cent higher. Canadian Pacific Is
81 per cent lower.
Transactions On Stock Exchange to-day aggre-
gated 131. 90 shares. OK which 1000 were Lacka-
vanDa 10 600 Lake Shore. 80. 900 Northwestern Is =
eco New York Central, 5000 st. Paul and 1900
Western Union
The mining market was quiet. sutro Tunnel
sold 81 20 and Little Pittsburg ct 10.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Sterling 60 dsys-...4s2 10. g. zH's...........l124
Ssering signt......5o519 New y. ). Es......-.l2ls
per cent bonds...-.l0l
EorB-The purchasing price for Government
bonds In Indianapolis varies from the New YORK
<1zf
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Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg.
PANHANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA LINK.)

PANHANDLE AND PENNSYLVANIA LISE.l
Depart Arrive
New York, PHILADELPHIA
Washington, BRlu-
more, Pirtsburg, and
Columbus Express 4:25 an - II 81 a n.
Dayton &ColumbuE Ex - 10.45 ans 4;35 pue,
Richmond AccommO-
dation.. 4:oo pm $sH $40 s.r,s
New York, PnilGCelp'a,
Washington, Balti-
more, Pittsburg. Co
lumbus q Dayton Ex" & 4 IS pm. 80 1920 = m.
Dayton Express.-....-.... - ass pm. IS 1910 pm.
CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA koKoMo.
Louisville and Chicago
Fast Express........ - IL 100 D. N. - 400 am,
Louisville and Chicago
Express. p. C.......-...- 11:15 6m. S.S5 pm.
sDaily SeDaily except Sunday. 6 Sleeping Car.
Hotel car.
For tickets and full information call az ticket
ofic. Penn. Lines. northeast corner Washington
AND Illinois streets or Union Depot Ticket Office
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Indianapolis and vincennes.

Depart Arrive
NJ. & Cairo Ex... S:l5am Vincennes Ac.. 10 :40sm
Nincennes Ac.-. 4:00pml MI. 4 Cairo Rx.. G:30nm
SOr tickets and fun information call al ticket
ano Illinois streets. or Union Depot Ticker Once.
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RAILWAY TINE TABLE.
/. Madison and Indianapolis.

Went into effect sunday. Jan Is, lee !.
TRAINS Run By CENTRAL STANDARD Tlxs.
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The oAlohoma boomers.

D3n't hawk, and blow, and spit, but use
DR.. Sage's Catarih Remedy.
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Depart Arrive
De < Chi. Mail. 7:l5am Det Ex., s........ S:OOam
To IVAN Elk 2:15pm Pacific Ex........ll .3Oam
De *, d'ys.... 7:I5pm Det * Chi. MI. S.55pm
To tN&Detdy ii 05pml TOl. FtWc1Detdy, S:3eam
OEIickets and full information call ct City
Ticzet Office, g So. III. St or Union Depot Ticket
OF &c.
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Received

Flour, Grain and Hay.
Flour-Pstent. 81 1916 %; extra fancy, 81 OOs
as; fancy. So sos4 co. choice. 50 1873 90; family.
IS S5gs co. treble extra. 81 6o92 20: double extra
81 Goa 50: extra, g 2592 IS; supernne 81 0O9
2 Is: fine, e. 90.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live stocs Market.

UNION S1oCK-fARDs, Jan. II.
CATTIE-Receipts 500 head; shipments, 800 head
Quality only lair. Market shade stronger on
Fair supply Of local both butchers and shippers
shippers aid barely steady On butchers. Except
the sest grades few OF the common left unsold
20 TO !. COO pound feeding steers in good demand
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-19

Indiana Bloomington and Western.
PEORIA DIVISION.

Depart. Arrive
Pacific TX & Mail 7:2Sam IS EXIT, a cy s:S0am
X &T.F. Liner-c 5:O7pm Cincin. Spec re IL. O5an
B&RLEx. d, ST.. ell :l0Dnl Atlantic ExkX.. 6:3Opm
ST. LOUIS DIVISION
Moorefeld Ao-.... 6:50pml Mail Il Day Ex-1I: Ooau1
Mail & Day Ex.... 5:0fpm Moorefeld Acc-. o.lUpna
EASTERN DIVISION.
E'nExr.cs I'd. 4:20am Pc cifcEx.r.c. dly 655sn1
Day Ex............ll :s5am Western EX..... :45pm
Alto Ex &c dly 7:10pm BIB, Des C. d. 10 :s5prn
For tickets snd fun information call at the New
Ticket Office, No. 13S South Illinois street. or az
the Union Depot Ticket Office. S, indicates sleep
er: Z, G. reclining Cars