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It is said that if apples are covered
with buckwheat chaf they will keep
vel, and do not freeze as easily as
when straw, sawdust or earth are
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THE TIMES,

TINES BUILDING, Philadelphis.
dec 90
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MES REILLY,
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agAia Al ais Old stand under EXCHANGE
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BARBER SHOP. he respectfully solieits the
pGtr1aags Of ais oldeusIomeTs and OF the public
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ID s-set yor. f7th. is4 Trains lease suu
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..shoot Polly as She FIies."

was the way it appeared in the proof slip.
The argus eyed proofreader, however, knew
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read: shoot folly as she flies. Pope. OF
course it WAS an error. yet how many are
daily committing much graver errors By al.
lowing the first symptoms OF consumption
to 90 unheeded. II siiiicted with loss of ap-
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is suicidal 10 delay single moment the use
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
the great and only Ielisble remedy yet
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COMMERCIAL.

A fairy satisfactory movement in dry goods is
being transacted by jObbets. No quotable change
in prices has been made for some time. Groceries
are In fair demand but business is not rushing
Dairy products have net improved both butter
end cheese being weak ana slightly declined.
T. IS remain steady and unchanged. Poultry
ABOUT the same.
Wheat-LOcal markets show very little change
from yesterday-ours not being speculative mar
ket the fluctuations are not 80 noticeable as at
other points Receipts light. tbs farmer consider
ing plowing OF more value and importance al the
present time than hauling grain to market. Mar
kets at other points have declined somewhat
from the sharp advance OF yesterday, and a. noon
New York was &C OF, Baltimore l9ll4c lower
and Chicago &c of.
Contact We at quotations in local circles with
good demand for cash deliveries. Arrivals very
hshi. Futures dull and very little wanted. New
York and Baltimore at noon were steady. while
Chicago was &c higher.
Oats-FiTm and sciive. Under light receipts In
qufries were confined to cash shipments
The following table shows the receipts of grain
- this point for the past tventy-four hours:
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, April I0-There was
nothing done IN cattle to-day. The copsignmeuts
all being for through points. r. epts, w
shipments, o. head.
HOgs-Were active aud 6rm with prices tend
Ing upward; Philadephias sold at S5g5 %; YORK
1,500 head.
Sneep-were dull and unchanged; receipts. 1920
head: shipments. ]. 900 head.
KANSAS CITY, April lO.-The Live Stock Iadi.
Gator reports:
Cattle-Receipts. l.sss head Market about
steady; exports S 1885 So good to choice
shipping, 81 s5@5 To- common 10 medium, 81 IS
@4 20 feeders, 81 o694 40; cows, - 1895 20.
Hogx-Recetpts 472 head. Market opened steady
and closed weaker: los ~ lS3 10 81 lbs. sold at
S8a4 10: bulk aiSt Goat 20
Sheep-Recepts, 500 head. Market quiet and
unchanged.
CHICAGO. April lO-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports:
head. Shipping cattle steady; trade brisk; steers,
81 bo@6 60 stockeIs, s. 509i 20, feeders, 81 l0G
4 co: Texans, e. 25eS5.
Hozs- Recelpsa, 1900 head; shipments, $500
head. The market opened DC higher, but closed
weak; trade fairly active: heavy packing and
shipping, 81 40@i &C; light bacon, 81 s094 20.
skips firm a s. 1874 25.
sheep-Receipts, 5. 800 head: shipments, ]. 500
head. Market active and ice higher: common to
fancy, 81 1595. principally at s494 IS.
ST. LOGIS, April Observation-Disclosures, 600 head
shipments. LOCO head. Scarce, firm and demand
largely in excess OF supply: exports, 50 5o9o IS;
81 7ed5 10; good Colorado steers, 81 so; native
butchers steers 81 40s4 so: cowssud heifers S. %
a. 25 corn-fed Texans s. z594 So stockers, 50 50a
4; feeders, "a 2594 IS.
Hogs-Receipts. 500 head; shipments, 200
head Market active, higher and strong; Workers,
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Anes rs; packers. a 2sa4 IS; butchers. q ssa

81 fe@8 IS; packers. 81 25a4 IS; butchers, 81 65a
5 IS
6neep-Receipts. 1,lo0 head; shipments. 1900
besd Nsrket active and firm; fair 20 medium,
s. 2JaS IS; good TO choice S494 SO; extra, 81 e0s
AS.
NEW YORk. April 10 Decentralization so car.
loads or l.500 head, not enough 10 meet the DE-
msnd, and the yards were quickly cleaned At an
some poor stOcKers sold down TO S5d5 20 per 100
lbs. live weight bulbs old cows and rough oxen
st s. Sc1s 95; common TO prime steers. s. $500 20
sheep-Receipts, 400 head. Market firm az
full prices. ana oil sold, including common TO
best UnshoTn sheep at st75@5 IS per loo lbs
common 10 choice yearIing lambs IS 5007 per
ltO lbs; ordinary clipped sheep, 81 25d4 80 per
lC0 lbs. aud spring lambs s5G7 per head.
HogE-Receipts, 3 $50 head. No trading in 1--we
hogs; dressed hogs were hrmer and higher, and
dealers nominally quote live hogs atA 75g5 p per
lUC lbs
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Rheumat.spn Quickly Cured.

There has never been a medicine for rhe1ma.
tism introduced IL this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Dur2ng's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t stands out alone rs the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread disease. 1t
is taken internally and never has and never can
fsil TO cure the worst case in the shortest time. II
has the indcrsement and recommendation OF
many leading physicians IN this State and else
where. 1t is sold by every druggist at 81. Write
for free forty page pamphlet to r K. HELPHEN-
slime. Druggist Washington ID. O.
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Concerning Red Hair.

Many people admire red hair, bat If you
do not Parker's Hair Baisam will impart to
it darker hue. 1t will also thickeD thin
hair, eradicate dsndruff, and impart soft.
ness glossiness aud life IN hair which has
become dry and harsh. Not dye, and does
not soil the linen. Gives q delicious per
fume. An elegant dressing.
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Foreign Money and stocks,

LONDON. April 10. 5 p. m.-consols. e55k for
both money aud the account United States
Bonds as. l241& Railroad Bonds-Erfe. 123S: do.
seconds, 551s Illinois Central, 1921 New York
Central 925s; Pennsvivania, $50: ST. Paul, 72i4:
Canada Pacific. SIS; Reading, "a. Bar silver
Is quoted at 4S l5.l6d per ounce
lbe amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balances to day is E27,0O0.
PARIS, April i0.-Three per cent rentes M
az 2I1zc Tor the account.
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The tortures portrayed by the author of the
Inferno" are scarcely greater than those
suffered daily by the victim of neuralgia or
rheumatism. For long time, Mrs. Morris
o. Williams, OF West Exeter, n. Y: was I'M
able to rise from her bed without assistance.
One bottle of Athlophoros. the great specific.
cured her, and made her feel, as she herself
expresses it. like new woman
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TITUSvILLE. Pa, Apri 10.-Sational Transit
certificates opened ~ 7S1sc and closed at 711sc;
highest price. SIC; lowest, 7114c.
PITHBUK9. April l0-The oil market was dull
butssteady: prices opened at 7Sc advanced 10
7S}ic and fell oil again, closing at 777sc.
BRADFORD, Pa. April 10 Petroleum Quiet
bnt firm National Transit certificates opened 81
755kc: and closed a. NC: highest price. 1885,
lowest price, TISze cleaTances, Al 600 bbls.
NEW YORK. April 10 -Petroleum-Thcre has
been nothing Of special interest in tO-dsys pelrO
leum market The opening price was &c lower,
at 54c, rose to 7S5sc and closed at 7sc that price
being bid.
OIL CITY, April l0.-Crude oil sales. 9}l, 900
bbls clesrsnces, cole 900 bbs. runs. SO 475 bDls.
shipments, SOL bDls; charters, 81, 250 bbis. Ma
tOpal Transit certificates onened Ut 751sc and
closed at NE highest price, 7s1sc; lowest price
7Iszc The monthly pipe line report, 10 be pub
lished tomorrow In the Derrick. shows q decrease
OF stocks of 140,S20 bbls. INCREASED receipts of
l06,e3S bbls. and decreased deliveries OF 25,377
Ibis.
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Dry GOOda.
UEW VODL

NEW YORk. April 10 Dry Goods-There is
no variation in the character OF the distribution
by agents. when, previous reported, is
composed OF such miscellaneous assortments as
goods trade snot quick. but q very good request
is returning a fair volume OF business through
selections for immediate shipment and orders for
later deliveries
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CINCINNATI. April lO.-whiSky-Q but
steady at 81 Is
CHICAGO. April l0.-Whishy-Firm at 81 -.
ST. LOUIS, April 0.-Whisky-Steady at ST. Ii.
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A man in Cressville, Penn, has fourteen
manageable daughters. The number Of
times his front gate needed hinges last year
Is not stated
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Salt for stock is especially serviceable at
this season, owing to the change from dry to
green food. Charcoal should also be occa-
sionally provided.
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Cotton.

ST. LOUIS April 0.-Cotton-Dull: mddling
lC5Ec. Sales, 500 bales; receipts 200 bales ship
ments, T0 bales; stock, 400 bales
MEMPHIS, April 10.-Cotton-Essy; middling
10lIc. Receipts. 2lS bales; shipments 753 bales;
stock, AZ, 4l2 bales; sales. 200 bales
GALVESTON, April. 1O.-Cotton-Nominal mid
ding, 105kc; low middling, lo3sc; good ordinary,
10 Lice Net and gross receipts, ~ bales. Sales.
Al bales Stock S.436 bales. Weekly-Net receipts,
LILY bales; gross, ,l99 bales Export coEstwise,
l. Z2 bales; sales, z75 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April .--Cotton-stesdy: mid
ling, 10esc; low mlddling. TO- se: good ordinary,
Il sc. Net receipts 1876 bales gross receipts 475
bales. Exports TO Great Britain, AS bales; 10 the
continent $50 bales Safes 1000 bales Stock, 173 772
bales. Meekly-Net receipts, 1911 bales; gross,
9(60 bales Exports to Great Britain. 10 50S bales
to France, 55l9 bales: the continent S775 bales:
coastwise, 10, G3l bales. Sales, u, $50 bales.
NEW YORK. April 10 -Cotton-The Post says:
Future deliveries huctuated to-day in accordance
with the various news coming over the wires le-
gsrdng the probability OF war or peace First
there was an advance Of 6-l01cc and then de-
cline of 2lC0@S-1C0c. At the third cali only Loo
bales of July bought at IL 2sc and 1000 bales
OF November at 10 4fc. Futures closed dull but
steady old crop 4. lCO95lO0c and new 2-lO09l-1C0c
higher than yesterday. Sales, 81 0e0 bales.
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jec:ed white sic: No. white lO1<c: No. do, 4ic.
pTovisions-Fsirly active and firm. Mess Pork
New. sl2 HG14 LsTd-frIn; steam. 81 So. But
ter Firm FOR high grades: Pennsylvania creamery
extra. 25@26c western good 20 choice. ls@lsc;
r role 'sIeS Esgs.Eirp ex ns isssgi5e.
l0k@lCs4c DO. fair to prime. 5@l0e 0tner articles
unchanged. Receiptn-Flouf. 1000 bbls- wheat,
27,ooo bn corn. 5000 b.; Oats 1900 bu. Ship
N eDtF-MheGL h2t0 bu.: corn. 1850 bu.; oats,
1900 bu.
MILWAUKEE, April lo.-Flour-steady and
firm and cable orders numerous Wheat-Firm
cash. sc. May, Ss3<c; June. S95Ee. Corn-Scarce
and firm: No. =, sc. Oats-FirTner and &c higher
no. 2. deliverd, S5@s5 1Sc. RYe-Inactive. No. !,
6Sk@69c Berley-Firmer but not higher; No. 2.
5sc extra No. 8. 5s1Sc. lovisious-ugher. Mess
Fork- For round lois cash or April. So II; MAY,
sl2 %. lard Prime steam, cssn or April. So 80:
May. 81. BUiteT-rnehsnged al 25927c. CHEESE
Light movement; best new sTeameEy, 1l19@l2c
EGGS Steady 81 121<@lSc Gee atpts-Eioof $3.50
bis: wheat, J. 5i5 bu.; bsrley, $50 bu shipments
Flour, 1908 bbla wheat, 500 bu. barley, 1880
BALTIMORE. April lo-whea,-wesiern easer
aud active. closing firm: No. ? winter ed, spot.
JuIe, gS1zd99o: July, gee bid August 81. Corn
Western higher and more active mixed. spot,
June, Ecl4c lid. Ools-Higher ana stronger:
Western white, S9d4le; mixed. S7a'sc. Provis-
Lard Refined, $ IS. Reoelpts-Flour. $50 obls,:
wheat, ls.oo0 bu. corn. l05, 900 b.; oats. 200
bu.; rye, LEGO bu. shipments-wheSt, 10000 bu.
TOLEDO, April IO.-Wbeat- Quiet and weak;
No. soft, Csc asked. Cofn-Quiet No. 2 cash.
452ze; May, 4Tc ASKED; June, 47zc asked; July.
4e1zc. Oais-Dull; No. cash, Sl14c bid; May, S514c
bid. ClOver-Steady prime medium nominal
At IS IS. Receipts-Wheat, 6.o00.bu.; corn, 1000
bu. shipments-Nheat, 1900 pn.; corn, 1900
bu.
LOUISVILLE. April 1o.-Cotton-Quiet; mid
ding. 1890. The grain market is excited and uu-
settled; quotations none. Provisions-Steady.
Mess POrk-Si2 IS. Hsms-Sugar-cured, 1o9l0iSc.
Bscon-Clesr rib sides, s.; clear Sides 81 -;
shoulders IS %. Bulkmeats-f'eer rib sides, IS 81
clear sides, So co; shoulders, e. 10. Lsrd-Cho!ce
leaf. IS 25.
KANSAS CITY. April l0.-Wheat-Higher cash
751I976c; May i771<c: June. 794979t4c; July.S2l4c
CorR-Highet; cash. &c id,3iA asked; May. 34s4c
bid. S51<c asked; June, S5tz@56c. Osts-NOminal;
81 &c bid, &c asked.
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Hlour. drain And Hax.

Elour-Ps:ent 81 1896 %; extra fancy, ~ coo
SIS; fancy, IS e094 90; choice, 60 1905 90 family,
&c 5o95 90; treble extra "a 60G2 IS: douhle extra,
u t0@2 50: extrs, q esRz %; superhne. s. ca
q ID; hne. 81 CO.
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The Produce Market.

Eggs-Psy1ng lilo per doz- (: rom store. IILSaI2e.
dairy, selected. i5al6c; country fancy. iSc
sweet ron, 14@l6c; medium grades. 6G3sc; low
Poultry-Hens, 90 per 10. ROSTERS, SC: spring
cniekens, &c; hen turkeys, l0c: tom turkeys
Sc Old geese and well-iesthered per dox., 81 So;
Festhers-Prime geese, lSc; mixed aud ducks,
G025c.
Rsgs-11z01szc.
Wool-Tub-waShed and picked, 25asOc; m.
washed medium, lsc; unwashed common. lso.
unwsshed nne. 15@1Sc; Cotswold, I7e; bury and
uDmerchantable 81 their value,
cotton deeces lldl5c-
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Choice Shipping grades 1895 ?5
Medium 70 good shipping grades. $500. 20 al 90
Common to fair shipping grades........... 20a4 so
etockers common 10 good ......-.... 25ea4 co
Choice ana he1texs...-.---- ......... 1921 co
Medium 20 good COVE and hsiiers. 30Q3 so
Common 10 fair COWS snd eeiiers ....... z 5048 co
Seala common 70 good ................-- 001f6 so
Bulls, common 20 good OJS4O co
Hoss-Reoeiph 200 head: shipments. 1,05O head
Light supply, demand good on light weights
Market active but prices about the same yester-
day.
Select light and medium. 6034 65
Common to fair light aud pigs. 40dl4 So
heA7y rougns 6Og4 III
sHRKP-Receipts, zoo head; shipments zoo head.
Market steady and unchanged.
6OOo 10 cnolce grades..... ...s6 9OG4 50
Fair 10 medium grades .......... 1908 IS
CCrmcn grades......-.. 5003 20
butks per mead tUzes %
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The Provision Market

6etoW are the present. Jooofng prices:
eEoked Meats. canvased or plain (plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers--)S @. Hams: 10
80 l2S lbs. average, 1lll1c; Is lbs average l0Sc:
heavy averages, 2I925 lbs. 91zc. Cottage
hams Reliable Brand" re: do Porter Brandt
74c: California hams. "Reliable Brand" re; dc
Porter Brand 7Lc: English breakfast bacon.
clear, Reliable Brand" lie; English shoulders,
light do, SO: English shoulders, heavy do. &C ;
family shoulders, pieces do. &c; dried beef do
lSc. RscoD-Clear Eides. light or medium W.. &c;
do bellies. light or medium W.T.. SIC: DO backs
light or medium VT, TIC; do French fitch. &c
d. S. and Picked Meais-English cured. clear
sides or backs. unsmoked. TIC: Bean pork. clear,
per DOL 200 lbs. Sl5 90; pork. clear per bbl, 200
lbs. Sl4 GO; family pork. clear Der bbl., 200 lbs.
sl2 90: family beef. per Dbl. 200 lbs. SIS.
Lsrd-Pure kettle-rendered In tierces, SIC: in
hall barrels 60lb tubs. SIC; <S-lb tin tn be- &c;
0lopails. &c; lob pals, exc.
Bolo2na-In cloth &C: in skin, Ga.
The Grocery Market.
Unese-Fuu cream, New York, 1Gol5c: Ohio
9s, pa. slkin, eSsc per pound; Wisconsin, lOc;
OoFsos--Ccmmon. s5Se1okc: ordinary, 1919
1ici falr. l1Hesll9zc; prime, l2z0l25zc; strictly
Prime. LZ9z9lSZc: choice. 135z9l41zc: Old Gov
e.1ment Java. l9s<9251Sc; McLAughlins xxx
roasted. lib packages, 10O-lb cases. 141<c: 60-lb
do. 1s5kc: Arbuckle's roasted, ill<c: Levering's,
h1zc; Cardoba, li1<c; Gates No. ]. 1870; Gates
Sugars-Cutloaf. 80; powdered. 10: grsnu.
lated. 6ls061<c; standard A, els96hc: OF A. $40
&c: white extra O. $4,000: light brown, 61<9
&c: common grades. Esss,<c; New Orleans
holssses ana syrups-New crop New Orleans
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LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis LIve stock 1arSes.
UNION STocK-YARDs. April 10.
Cattle -Reoelpts 500 head shipments. AGO head.
But few local here Market about the same. A
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sTATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
and Terre Haute Railroad.
Eel River.

IEANE-EAsT. AEhIFh
Logansport.... 1880 pm 7:c0 am '7:l0 pm :0o pm
Denver 1. p. &
G.. Crossing. 900 pm 1853 an 6.5 pm II :S3 sTn
Columbia City 1881 pm GAS an s:8S pm 9:l1 am
Auburn June 1:I2 pm 1850 pm SIS pm 7:25 am
ARRIVE. IRAvE.
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