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APPEARANCE or THE STREETS.

StOmb.
APPEARANCE or THE STREETS.
The scene along the line of march in
Nuuanu avenue was very animated Every
$available SPOT where 4 good view of the pro
acession could b. obtained was occupied by
spectators while natives, chiefly women and
sgirIs, with very few children indeed, lined
s the sidewalks, seated themselves upon walls
and fences, and patiently awaited the com
ling of the funeral. These spectators in
creased in number towards the cemetery,
land the crowd became quite dense at the
Summit of the hill on which the mausoleum
bis built. 1t was noticeable that very little
soutward demonstration of grief was mani
Tested. Indeed, except from one or two old
women on the side path and a few kindred
spirits in the procession, the ancient native
wall found no voice. The dead Queen Emms
was a Christian woman she was being
buried as a Christian lady and the native
Hawaiians, having keen perception of the
fitness of things, respected the occasion and
revered her memory.
AT THE MAUsoLEUM.
AS the head of the procession entered the
enclosure in which stands the mausoleum Of
the Kan ehamehas, the military and naval
bodies filed to the right and formed line
facing the building. The fire department
and societies formed on each side of the
entrance, and behind them, on the grassy
sterraces on which the tomb stands, were
S gathered the female mourners to the mum.
sber eff four hundred. His Majesty the King
with his Ministers, the Chamberlain, anG
Sothers, had preceded the procession. and
! we're in waiting within the building. The
sca tafalque, surrounded by kahilis, halted il
sfront, was turned, and Mr.. G. Z. Williams
1.-THE undertaken, having adjusted the frame
work connecting the catafalque with the
amausoleum, those who acted as pall-bearers
8 drew the pall-covered coffin within the
building As it disappeared from view
sloud wailing arose from the females crowded
4together about the mausoleum, the waving
skahilis clustered thick about the entrance
sand the Hawaiian Band, stationed near
played a solemn dirge.
bishop WILLIS, PRECEDED BY THE CROSS
BEARER,
land a number of choris tiers in white sur
splices, followed the coffin into the ante
& chamber Of the mausoleum, and repeated
Funeral service. The coffin was laid upon
{ the platform arranged for its reception
sAbout it were placed kahilis, which, with
8others-nine in aIl-fastened to a frame
work a the entrance, will remain in position
I until wasted away by winds and rains
SThose whose duty it will be to watch about
{ the remains until they are finally laid in
their appointed place in the inner chamber
I of the mausoleum, by the side of those o.
: her illustrious lineage who have gone before
received their final instructions. One by
s one those who had assembled to pay the las
sad donors to the royal dead, left her silen
home The military and civic bodies started
on their homeward march, and soon there
were left to rest in peace, with the symbolic
= kahiIis waving about them, the remains o.
1.-THE dead Queen Emma,
THE LAST OF THE KAdEHAMEHAs.
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Adpfrti5fmfnts.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE.

Large ana Varied Assortment OF
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per bottoms, 23c- Planished copper, 36c. Solder
15016c. Wire so y cent. off list
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow
LEATHER-oak. sole. 3304oc; hemlock SOLE goa
bride, p doz.. $60065; fair Bride $50 078 y doz
city kip, 6O0S0c; French kip Soc 90; city calf
skins, o5c9$1 10: French calfskins, $I.150LsO.
HIDES-Green, 6I2c; heavy steer, 7l2c; green salt,
isc; green sailed calf, lie; dry flint, 12c dry
salted, 10c DAMAGED one-third off the above prices.
SHEEPSKINS-30 060c.
: TALLow-3prime, &c.
GEEAsE-Uko own, 4e; white, 50512c
OILCAKE
Oil cake and oil meal, 1000 lbs, SIS; 1000 ms,
$780, Bags and drayage extra
PRODUCE.
BUTTEB-Creamery fantT, 2sc; dairy. selected, Is
020c. choice country 13Saoe, poor to fair. 80iOc.
EGGS-Shippers payfng 20021c, loss off; sell
ing from store at 2702Sc.
IS pm.
HoNEY-20@22c IN 1 and Q ID cans.
vENIsoE-140l5e " 10.
GAME-Rabbits, 40060c 3P dog.
POULTRY-Hens, 7c ~ fb; ROSTERS &c; young chick
ems, &c ID; ducks. SD " dog; geese, So @555 y doz
CIDER-Dufys, Rochester. s6 % brl.
WooL-Tub washed, 28032c; unwashed. medium,
ZOc; unwashed, common, 19c; Cotswold, lie; bury
and understandable according to their value.
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICRS-PriIne lard 7c short ribs
partly cured 1Oc; sweet picked hams S7sc should
ers she; bulk shoulders, 4l9c.
JoBBIEG PRIcEs-Smoked Meats ugar-c cured
hams 10 to 12l9 fbs average 14c; I5 lbs average
11c IL TBS average l0ac; 90 TBS and over 10l0c;
cottage hams, Sc; CALIFORNIA; HAMS 2c English break
fast bacon, clear, Lie; English shoulders, To-
family shoulders, pecesaveraging to 10 TBS, 6l4c
dried beef, 15c bacon lclear sides) medium weight
Sac; backs, and bellies, light weight, SCI French
hitch, rs pieces &c. Dry Sailed and Picked
Meats-English cured clear sides backs tunsmoked)
72c; bean porklcear) ~ brl 200 lbs $15; clear pork
p brl 200 tbs, $13; family pork tclear) ~ brl 200
lbs, $ll; family beef aP br 200 bs SIS; also in q
brs containing 100 bs at half the price of the bar
rels. with SOC added, to cover additional cost of
Also in q brls and so tubs 3sc advance on price of
herces; 49, tin tubs and 20 Id pals ac advance;
a0b pals lac advance Sausage-Bologna, in cloth,
6i2c; In skim 7c.
SEEDS.
TIMoTHY-S1. 5OM1-75 " bu; clover $4. 6004. 90
y bu; bluegrass, extra clean Kentucky $l01.25
r 6u; red top, 75c0$l y bu; orchard grass, 81. 50@
l.75 y bu, owing to quality.
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MARKETS By rELEGsAPH.
PrOduc Murtre+a

!
h oiiaG1A'Ji Jan JO-Flour in demand and
Sn.a9 a. rn Mpea unsettled but generally lower;
SSie7Tc & yesterday. Sales ranged. january
closed closed at 76s4e; February, 76lo9z7is
| j, s25s083loc, closed at 83c; No. Chicago
snrSne 763O77c closed at 164e No. Chicago
SPRING SPRING e6S06oc; No. 2 red 7ei9s; No. red,
"a 1a7Oc Corn quiet and easier; closed la 3ee under
Yesterday Sales ranged; Cash, 36l4036lec; Jan
;,srv, 1914 365sc closed at 36140363se February,
ss.sa closed St s Nav 4os Oats
Feb Fsbru sas III March 27ss; N.Y. $oSsSSose
dnI and nominal at 65 066c Faxseed firm at 81. AZ
| 0l49. Pork in fair demand but 5010c lower
Sales ranged CAST, $1205'012. 10; February,
MAY, $40. 35 012. 42la closed at $12.37l2012.40.
Lard in fair demand but shade lower Sales ranged
Cash, 6.771s0S s2l2c; sebrseasy 677ls Of sec,
| an O5c Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders 490
05e; short ribs, g. 1906: 20c short clear. ego q
H Hsss steady at a7a Reoeipts % 900 srls;
wheat, $4,000 on; corn, 169, 600 bu; oats 81 600
bu; rye. 1.Ooobu barley, $4,000 bu. Shipments
Flour 10000 brIs;. wheat, 81 600 Blu; corn
$4,000 Blu; oats % 600 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley.
| 90, 600 bu. On the afternoon board Wheat weak;
declined ll40lae. Corn easier; declined Ice. Oats
| easier and weak; May declined 1ec Pork easier
| January declined 2lec. Lard quiet and unchanged
| NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-Flour duh and unchagedn
receipts IA 900 brls exports, 5000 brls. Wheat
Spot lots 12 SIC lower and du options closed heavy
reeeirts 10 900 bu exports none; No. 2 spring 93c
pnoraded red. go 099c No. 3 red, S6a4 a SSlac; No
2red S9le092c; No. white. 81 l2c; No. 2 red Febru
arv sales of 496, 600 bu at 88l20 ssc. closing al
Ss5ac: March sales of 664, 600 on at 900907s clos
ing At zoe; April sales Of 272 900 bu at
closing at 917sc; May, sales Of 2344, 600 bu a
933s0944e closing at 1885, June, sales of liz 0O(
| bu at 94a945sc, closing at 94c. Corn-Spot lot
4 10I4c lower options LA lac lower closed weak
cepts. 167 600 bu; exports ls7 GOO eI' sDngsaded
5Il4c; steamer white. 5ll9c; No. january
5O05Oa4c, closing at SOC; February. 49a 050l4e
closing at 407sc; March, 49l4O40osc, closing a
4 49loc; April, 49is049Sec, closing at 49i9c; May
1Sa049c, closing at 48Ac. Oets A0 i9c lower
receipts Al 600 bu exports. Al 600 Blu; mixed, 36d
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ElSaWIlarA.

I ST. LOUIS. Jan. 3d. atte-Receipts. 1900:
shipments, 700. The market was steady for best
grades; export cattle So. 8O06 20; good to choice
shipping steers. $5.25Q5.75 common to medium
shipping steers 1875 d5 native butchers steers,
$444. so; cows and refers 1904; stockers, $50. SO
al; feeders, $4D460; ccrn-fed Texas steers, $40
46O.
Sheen and Lambs g. Reeeiptss J., 100: shipments
$50. The market firm for best stock; low grades
dnll, common to medium sheep, $500 O3 20; choice
sheep, SIS. 50le4; extra 3d. rs.
Hogs = Receipts, 1900; SHIPMENTS, 8, 800. The
market was lower and weak; Workers. $4.40 O4. so;
packing, $450 65; heavy, 81. 65l04.75.
CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Roceipts, $4,000; shipments 5000
Market slow and loo lower; rough packing, "a 200
ST. 5o94.so; S sfips, $500 sS425, ''' As4'
market for prime was firm; common to fair 1Oc
lower, common to good shipping, $f.4O@5.4o;
corn-fed Texans $4O5.
\ Sheep and La.abs-Receipts. 300, shipments,
ZOO The market slow and 1O015c lower;
common to medium sheep, $2.5O03.4O; choice,
3d. 6004.50.
Gator reports Cattle-Recepts. 1000. The market
slow and butchers grades Sc lower; export cat
tie $54O 60; good to choice shipping steers P5 a.
5.35; common to medium, 81. SO 80; stookers and
feeders. $3.500425 cows, 81 1925.
/ Hogs--Recepts, 10000. The market weaker
and Toe lower sales were made at So. 2004.3O.
/ Sheep-Receipts, 400. The market was steady;
fair to good muttons, So 7503.50.
/ NEW YORK, Jan. Observation-Disclosures, ], ITO;
mainly very common Stock prices trife higher ex-
tremes poor to fair steers, 81 5006 10; oxen stays
bulls, heifers and dry sold at S3 % 0D5. so ~
cwt.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 940o Market was
duh and weak extremes, $3. 5000. 90 ~ cwt. for
sheep; lambs sold at 1896. so.
Hogs-Receipts, 700. Market quiet at $4. $685. 20
~ cwt.
/ EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 30-Cattle-N Nothing doing.
Receipts. 1, O26; SHIPMENTS. 625.
I Hogs-The market was slow. Receipts 2, 800; shin
ments 600; Philadelphias s. 10; Workers. So 70
al. 80.
Sheep-There fair demand and unchanged
Receipts, 5000; shipments, 1900.
/ CINCINNATI. Jan. 3Q.-Ho9s firm common and
light, S3.7514. SO; packing and butc aers $3.50 as
Receipts 2,4O0 shipments, 1, 500.
MILWAukEE. Jan. 3o.-Hoes lower; sales at
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TRADE AND COMMERCE..
Wilder Weather Improving Trade-Prices
Advancing in Many Lines of Goods.

Wilder Weather Improving Trade-Prices
Advancing in Many Lines of Goods.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 80.
When the backbone of winter is broken all
business men seem confident that trade is to as
sumo larger. proportions than at any time for
months past They arc encouraged in this be-
lief by the fact that when there is mild pleas
ant winter day trade is brisk. That there is a
healthier tone to business generally as result
Of the recent depressed times during which poor
paying merchants have been dropped, all read
ly admit We find upon inquiry that in
yearly all branches of trade the aggregate of
sales in January, 1885, is somewhat in excess of
those of 1884, which is certainly encouraging;
then prices have beer much steadier this year
thus far Grocers report. trade active for so
near the close of a month. The sugar market.
rs intimated in our last report, has weakened
The recent boom was caused by a reduced pro
duction, diminished stocks, and the improved
condition of The raw sugar markes in Europe.
In regard to coffee, there has been butlttle
change in the general position of the market for
several days. Molasses and syrups fairly active
and steady at prices quoted. { Canned goods nrs
sent 10 new features with the exec 'i-.'-- ~
sharp advance in tomatoes. W lion Of a
9olhg IN Ilstl, put an me- ..ere is not mucn
1or ~ soon as tue - cased demand is look'l
f -entep season opens up. The
ueni' -..rRet is fairly active The Southern
III, however, for hog products is hardly ~
% the usual volume In produce, prices are rea
sonably strong Fresh eggs are in good request
with tendency to lower prices Butter ex
cepting for fne creamery and choice country
very dull Fine cheese quiet, but steady il
price Dressed chickens scarce and in deman
at strong PRICES and turkeys are selling NOR
readily Dried fruits move sluggishly; prices low
er than they have been for several years
GRAIN.
The wheat market is under a cloud, Will
corn and oats are active the receipts falling b.
low tho demand The Board of Trade Pric
Current says of wheat: The general tone {
the local market is dull, and, while prices al
about in yesterdays position. yet we note an al
sence Of any special activity. Futures heav
and slightly lower Receipts light We quot
No. Mediterranean o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81
No. Mediterranean o. t.----..-...--.------.- 30
No. red o. t-..-------- .--...--..--..-- O.
February, @. t.---.---- ----.----..---..---- %
March, o. t..Ss-.-~.s -. %
Corn-Quotations are well maintained and a
GRADES show considerable activity, something I
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.


The New York Market Opens Strong and
Higher, but Closes at Lower Prices.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 30--Money easy at oil per
cent; offered at the close at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, las per cent
Sterling exchange steady; sixty days. a. S3a;
sight, $ts6I
Governments easier
Railways quiet and lower.
State securities quiet
The stock market, with the exception Of a
fractional reaction in early sales, was strong
and higher. During the first hour of business
there was an advance of ] to L per cent The
quotations reached were the highest of the day,
and in some cases the highest of the week thus
far. Laekawana sold up to 9G4, Delaware &
Hudson to Y, Jersey Central to 36, Lake Shore
TO 6ls. New York Central to 49,, Manhattan
consolidated to 7ol, Union Pacific to 80, and
Western Union to $50. The coal
stocks were favorably affected by
the announcement that all the sales
agents of the anthracite companies would meet
today and consider the matter Of an advance in
the prices of coal The notice of withdrawal
from tho east-bound pool by the Chicago Sc
Grand Trunk road, and the repor that the New
York Central and the Pennsylvania would fix
the hrstelasg passenger rate from Chicago to
New York at so gave check to the upward
movement in the general list, and before mid
day the market became weaker, with a gradual
decline in prices almost to the close. Late in
the afternoon rumors were circulated that Jay
Gould was seriously ill., which led to active
selling movement thus acceleratng the decline.
just at the close it was announced, from Goulds
ofiee, that the rumors were unfOunded, and in
che final sales the market was somewhat
steadier The drop in prices from the
best figures of the day ranged from
4 to ~ per cent Lackawanna and Central Pa
cifc made the greatest decline. falling off 2025
per cent, to 49, and 26a respectively Consid+
cradle pressure was brought against both these
stocks by bears" and some of the room traders.
Compared with last night closing prices are J to
Il per cent. lower, except for Northern Pacific,
Oregon & Transcontinental and Reading, which
are fractionally higher. Illinois Central rose J.
to 1921 and declined to 1921; sales were reported
at i2l4, seller 80; Oregon Navigation advanced
II, to 62s. and dropped to 81; Memphis g. Char
leston declined /, to 27a; Nashville Is Chatta-
nooga 2, to 30. and San Francisco preferred A..
to 49,. Fort Wayne sold up }, to 1244.
Transactions, 252,000 shares, towit: II, 600
Central Pacific, "a, 900 Lackawanna 10000 Lake
Shore. $1,000 Northwestern, $4,000 New York
Central, Al, 900 st. Paul. $4,000 Union Pacific,
16, 600 Westera Union
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Oils.

BRADFORD, Jan. 30-The crude oil market was
quiet and apparently weaker. National Transit and
Tdewater runs yesterday, 81, 394 bAs. Total ship
ments So 17 brls Charters, ID. l92 brls Clear
ances, 1910. GOO brs. National Transit Company
certificates opened at 69l4c and closed at 69lsc;
higest price during theday 69ac; lowest price, e
OH, CITY Jan. educational Transit COMPANY
certificates opened at 69l4e; highest price, 69ac;
lowest price, 69c; closing at 69lse. Sales aggre-
Runs, IS, 57S brls. Shipments 81 1874 brls. Char.
ters 13 1872 brls. Oil City Oil Exchange stock, no
bids; $3.50 per share asked.
PITTSBURG. Jan. 30.--The petroleum market
was dull; G. I. F.. certificates opened at Csc, ad-
vanced to Tic, and closed at 697sc.
ANTWERP Jan. 30.-Petroleum, 17l2f.
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Foreign Money and Stock Mar,set.

LONDON, Jan. 800 p, M.-Government bonds
Oonsols for money. 100 1-16; United States four
and-ahalfs, 1852 Railroad bonds-Canadian Paci-
&c, 140i Erie seconds. Sc; Illinois Central 124a;
Milwaukee & ST. Paul. IA; New, York Central, 80;
Pennsylvania Central, 151i L; Reading 1854
PARIS, Jan. 3o.-Rentes, 19f 90c
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~Es~0S1
No. s. Hftna Building:
VIM Jessup and wife to Henry o. Rose ct
al part of lot 10 in the town of West
T,ouisa j. Pfafflin TO Emma A. Martin lot
or block Is in Holiness west end addi-
ton to Indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 325.OO
Jno c. New executor, to Matilda A.
Alisch, lots "a and % in square %, in
Beaty's addition to Indianapolis. ...... "a
Jacob j. Young and wife to VIM. III. H.
shank part of the northwest quarter of
section 25, township l6, north of range
Adoph Seidensticker ct al to Margaretta
Sudmeyer, lot in Seidenstickers sub
division of part of lot II" in mdianap-
oils & Cincinnati Railroad Companys
addition to Indianapolis. 1850
The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company to Eleanora Ferguson's heirs,
part of lot IA in St Glars addition to
indianapolis. 15OOO
| The First National Bank of Indianapolis
No. 1855, to Maggie Browning lot 1S
in Woods subdivision of square 2, In
| Indianapolis o,VoOVV
| Chas A.. Morse and wife to Emma Ia. De-
| boy, lot 5 in Andrew 3. Corys first ad
dition to Oakland 13OVVs
| Conyeyancss 8; consideration. $6.6l3'3A
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Jan. 30 otton-Middling duh at
IL 3-16011 2 Ice; futures stoady January, 11.23c;
February, lilo: March, IL. 23c; April l1.31c;
May 11.41c June, 1151c July. 11.61c; August,
11.71c; September, 11.32c October, IoS2c; Novem-
her, 10.71c
| CINCINNATI, Jan. 3O-Cotton quiet and I'm.
changed.
LOUISVILLE Jan. 3o.--cotton FIRM midalng,
/ 10loc "
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPoLIs Jan. 80
CATTLE-Receipts, 600; shipments, $50. The re.
cepts of shippers very light Prices about steady
on prime while common are duh; prime butcher
grades wanted; common dull; good stockers in de-
mand; cows and calves dnll. We quote:
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK JAM 3o.--The demand and move
rncnt previously reported was maintained. There is
good daily volume of business and current values ar
characterized by much steadiness.
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Wool.
pHu,AnEI,pHIA Ian.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 30.--Wool quiet: medium
washed combing and deaine 37038c; medium I'M
washed combng and delaine 2702Sc. Others un'
changed.
BOSTON, Jan. 27.---Wool firm; Ohio and Pennsyl.
vania extras 32D36c; Michigan extra. 30035c;
Ohio delanes, 36037c; pulled woolsi 23034c.
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Coffee.

NEW YORK. Jan. -Coffee--Spotlots fair Rio
quiet; options SOLO points higher sales We're made
Of 81 500 bags; February, 7.S007. S5cs March,
july S.4Oc.
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Real Estate Transfers.

instruments filed for record in the Recorders office
of Marion county Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 o'clock P. NJ. jan 30, 1850, as fur.
nished by Elliott & Butler, abstraetcrs OF titles room
No z Hetna building
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Good to choice shippers. S.. 3O05 90
Fair to medium shippers. -...-.-.--.-- Ats 90 10
Feeders and common shippers .......... 4.20O4.60
Stockers. acknowledgements. 3.5004 90
Good to choice COWS and heifers. 37504. SO
Fair to medium cows and heifers g. 20 O3. 60
Common COWS and heifers. ....-.. 2.50O3. 90
Veals, common to good. --......-..--... 45006. SO
Bulls, common to good A.....-.- 2.5003. 25
Mixers, common to good. rs. 90 1850. 90
HoGs-Receipts, 4 500; shipments, 1900 Quality
some better. Market opened weak, at fully $50 de-
cline from yesterdays current prices Trade ruled
slow closing quiet; some unsold. We quote:
Select light and heavy packing. 4,60d4.70
Select light shipping .-.---..------.. 4.5004.55
Pigs and heavy roughs. --.----------.-- 42o04.4o
SHEgp-Receipts, 1,400; shipments, $50. Fair
receipts; quality medium. Market about steady on
good. We quote:
Good to choice grades .... 1915 04O0
Fair to medium grades 325O3.50
Common grades Observation-Disclosures. 22503.OO
Bucks, per head. Observation-Disclosures. 2.5OQ3,50
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A POSITIVE CURE

sages of catarrhal virus causing healthy secrelons
1t allays Inflammation, protects the membranal ln-
ings of the head from additional colds completely
heals the and restores the of taste and
smell Beneficial results are realized by few appli-
cations. A thorough treatment will cure Unequaled
for colds in head Agreeable to Send for cireu
lar. Sold by druggists By mail SOC package
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Owego N. Y.
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Wheat. Corn. Oats Rye.
Elevator A..-... 81 200 9,O0oI SO. 4OOI 600
Elevator b.. i Is 600 600 loo 400
Capital Elevator 2500O ..-...l - ..
Elevator D.. ..--.-. t 1SOOOI
Total $1,000 IL 700 9,6OOI e5,5OOl 1900
Correspon'g dayi
last year,. Al 0O0f 80. 000l 100000 10 600
RECEIPTS By RAIL PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.
Wheat, bushels. 1900
Corn, bushels. I6 500
Oats bushels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
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Doom" Sales of five carloads of No. 2 white
were made on call at Al lc track for first half of
February. Receipts fair. We quote:
No. 2 white, 0. 41l9
No. 3 white O. 40
Yellow. o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..-....-.. Al
High mixed o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 39l2
Mixed, o. e. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Rejected, mixed o. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Rejected h. M, o. 3S12
Rejected yellow. O. t-----...-.. 80
Rejected No. white, o. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Sound ear o. 40
February, first half, h. m, t-.-.-...-. 80
February. first half, mixed o. t.-..---.-.. 3S12
February. first half No white, O.. t.-....... 41l2
Oats-Steady at quotations. Fair demand for
cash deliveries. We quotes
No. white o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Mixed o. t.. -...--....-..3 O19
yectco, o. 20
February, first half, t-.---..--...- 80
Rye-No. 2quiet but steady; 65c bid; no sell
ers
Bran--Nomnal
Hay-Prime timothy dull; choice held at $l3
without buyers.
GRAIN N STORE
Jan %. 1885.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-31

For fifteen years I was greatly
annoyed by Catarrh. 1t caused
y severe pain in my head, continu-
al dropping into my throat, and
unpleasant breath. My sense Of
smell was much impaired. BY O
thorough use for six months of
Ely's Cream Balm l have entirely
overcome these troubles. j. B.
CASE, ST. Denis, Hotel, New
York City.
I was afflicted with catarrh and
cold in the head. I used Ely's.
. Cream Balm. which cured me.
J w. H. HILIARD, Dentist, Bor-
dentown, N. j.
Apply by the little finger into
the nostrlls. BY absorption it
, effe,tuallv- cleanses the nasal pas
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-31

Congratulations are well maintained and all
Grades show considerable activity, something OF