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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16

d Wright supervisor 7th district......
Henry Gunther work on roads 18th dist
J W Merryman repairs Monkton road.
Jacob OdensOss work on roads 18th dist
Joshua Tracey 4th dist
NJ ID Geist on acct as superYisOr 9Th dist
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19,555.77
Pension Account.

Mary Hilmer for Henry Hilmer..."..." 15.C
s Cole for sell. .,,,.,......... 15.C
Bridget Duffey for self.."."............" l0.U
w Ensor for A Brooks. lo.V
Malinda Williams for L Williams".... lO.O
Jane Haverson for self.................." 15.C
NJ A Moore for self........."........... 15.V
G W Appleby for Mrs Reed..".......... l5.l
G W Appleby for Mrs Gatton............. l5.C
G w Appleby for J.. Briefly 15.(
VIM Pole Sr for John Stabler and wife. 800
VIM Pole Sr for Louisa Brice......."." l5.C
N Dorsey for Naomi Kelley y........ 100
N R Dorsey for Mary Hyatt...."....".. 15.(
j R knight for E Looker.... ........... l5l
C P Laurenson for M Robinson....-.... 10t
Solomon Armstrong for self................ lO.t
j f Benson for Joshua Gill................ o.t
j F Benson for Chas Marsh........."... 15.l
G L Stocksdae for John Enderson..... 15.(
H Wright for Hulshart....-....."- l5.l
j E Balm for Heck............"."".... I5.l
Mrs Owen Reilley for self............... 20.l
w II Ehler for Jas Mlller............... 20.(
Emanuel Brown for Mary Thomas. 15.(
G w Charitan for self.................... 15.(
] R Knight for Julia Withers.. 15.(
R E Tidings for G. Yingling. g..."..."... 15.t
] Mcdonald for R. McDonald......... 2O.l
j + Seidel for G.. eorge..."..."........ TO-,
VIM Mcdonald for rself..................... IU.'
E A Gorsuch for Handley ............ lO.l
j e Crout for G Constantine. 10
Simon Perry for sef............"......" w.,
Brown for M A G Brown............- 25.l
A Hitchcock for R. Beckley ....".... I5.l
d Christie for self. 10.(
G H Quinlin for Adam Lantz....".."... 5O-l
w M Isaac for Geo. Murray ..."......... l5.l
W M Isaac for S Younger. 10,
X Matthews for self. 10.(
Rutledge for Rutledge and Palmer 30.'
w Mccullough for Taylor......... TO-,
w II Wight for Julia Lowe.............. 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
Circuit Court 1858.
W M Isaac clerk fees March term '84...$ 460.90


Circuit COurG 1851
r Grason & Son app fees Dec. term 'S4.$ 1854
Richard Grason 1000
Rarhrsa DAB A uRREas Easp bets teff 4f.65
G W Seipp crers fees Dec term........ 1906
John Grason fee Dec term ................ 1888
w F Mitchell Dec term... 20.OO
c B Slingluf Dec term....... 1900
Lindsay Dec term. 1888
L Hockheimer Dec term....... 5000
N Burke fees March term 'S5.......- $4,000
W Airey fees Dec term '84..........- 24.20
C Fendall fees Dec term '84........ 1000
7 Ensor May Sept and Dec term 'S4. 4S32
N Burke March term '85...........".... 663lS
Lindsay fees March term 'S5..".- 1000
M w Ofutt Sep Dec and March term.... 20S3
G W Seipp crier March term 's5......... GAGS
John Grason fees March term 'S5........ 20.00
Talbot Sept term S3 and S4...... S.33
FL Duncan fees March term 'S5......... 1900
r Knight May to Dec terms "a and
March term 's5.... .......... 2,3O7 40
W F Airey fees March term 'S5....... 37.00
Yellott Dec term 'S3 May and Dec.
'S4 and March '85...................... 69.9S
VIM Grason fees March term 'S5....... 31.65
W NJ Isaac May Sept Dec term 'S4 and
March term 31s25O
Fendall fees March term ........... 3.33
W Keech fees Dec term 'S4........... 500
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S 1,S65.0O
Insane Paupers.

n~r. support of indi-
genta Insane to June 1SS5.............$ 624.75
Mt Hope Retreat months board and
medical attendance to Insane... 622. so
B Compton Treas account of support of
Insane for 1885,. ......... 100000
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S 1,512.49
Insurance Account.

Insurance Account.
Howard Fire Insurance Co ...............S 55.OO
A on;oted F;remen. men.. $500
Peabody Fire Insurance Co...."......" 50.Oo
Continental Fire Insurance Co... $500
Royal Insurance Co..................."..... oS.Vu
Benson for Mutual Fire Insurance
Anne Arundel and Howard counties 9Z.00
German American Insurance Co......." lU.OO
Mutual Fire Insurance CO BALTIC Co... llo.Vo
G H Mann London Liverpool Glob
Fire Insurance Co years Insurance
on Court Houre Aims House and
Station Houses...... loz'ou
5 634.50
Refunded Taxes Special Act 1856.
VIM II Hoffman for 1877 '7S 10 80 81
'S2 and 'S3 chapter 457................S 647.Il
] w Hoffman year ~ to S3 chapt 457. 3S6oI
5 9S3.1S
Incidental Account 1856.
Hamilton decorating court houseyard.S 3o'oV
= Refunded Taxes ISSS.
F Schwartze. ..,... ........ ......-..S 4.oo
General Road and Bridge Acct. 'SS
Sam1 Roach repairs Howardville av"."S 6S.VO
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
Vol. 81, Whole No. 1876
ANNUAL STATEMENT
The Expenses Of Ba|tpSIB County
Fiscal Year Eriding May. 1856.

fuossnea oy Orasr of the County Comsnissioners
saa@ Ooan2kH in Pursuance of Section of
Art'eee zSps&f the Code of Public General Lars
.s%S" .SH,oA z E k'<ovides that
..i.s county Commissioners shall make out and
IR:uish annually, in at least two newspapers pub
ned in their respective counties, if there be two
A DETAILED, MINUTE AND ACCURATE
STATEMENT Of the expenses of their said coun-
ties specifying therein each particular item of ex-
pense, and for what and to whom paid, and shall
also deliver to the Sheriff of their respective coun
ties as many copies of such Statements as there
are Election Districts of said county. at least ten
days before each general election, and the Sheriff
shall within six days after the receipt of such
copies set up one of them at the place of holding
elections in each district"
Circuit Court 1858.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16

General Road and Bridge Acct. sd
SamI Roach repairs HOwardville av"...S 65.Oo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16

W H Emory & Bro repairs at Jail ....... 1857
S Bowen Painting at jail. 1880
Geo Horn repairs at jail................. 1875
Ritter painting aims house."........" 173 81
W C Deal repairs at Jail il................. 1O3.42
J A Stewart repairing at jail..... 1900
w C Deal work at aims house 100 So
W G Deal repairs at Jail aims house &c 147.O5
Geo Horn repairs at Jail aims house &c 400
W H Emory & Bros repairs at jail...... 12.12
F N Lee cost new fence between aims
house and Nesbitt farms............- 1Ol.63
F Mallaeu repairs at aims house,. 22.9O
W G Deal repairs at jail.............".. 1913
Alfred Shriver on acct building fencejail 1900
Alfred Shriyer balance. ce................... 1873 81
5 1,O63.93
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Repairs ON Comfy Buildings.

Publishing and Printing 1854.
A Abel Co advertising in SUMS 2S5.SS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16

Lamp Oil and Gas Account 1854.
Consolidated Gas Co for Feby Mch and
Apl 1885. .''......~ Atoao'sO
Washington Gas Co for Feby Mch Apl's5 49S.79
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Advertising for proposals. ........-..$ 1900
Continued on Fourth Page.
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Co commissioners Hartford Co.
County commissioners Carroll CO

Go. Commissioners Howard Go.
H A Nagle cost examining Woodstock
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1886-10-16
Fire Proofs Addition 's8.

InsOlvent and EDOneOus 'S4.
H Schone making levies for taxes err
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Refunded Taxes 1883.

Incidental Account 1856.
C Hamilton decorating court house yards SUI
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5 3,247.35
Orphans Court,
Public Schools.

Bruff treasurer. 900 OF
7 Bruff Treasurer. 25,0000 OF
Mt Moriah Lodge for rent of school
Commissioners ofice.................... 1000
7 Bruff Tres account.................. 25,OO0.0'
Mt Moriah Lodge for rent t.. 100 ~
Bruff Treas account 20, ,O00.0t
$1O5, 200 Ol
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RAILWAY GOSSIP.

w W. Chandler. formerly agent of the Adams
Express at Chicago, has been appointed agent
of the Erie Express at Chicago.
Nine passenger conductors on the Delaware &
Hudson road have been discharged, no cause be-
ing assigned for their abrupt dismissal
The freight agency of the l., B. & w. at this
point is still vacant The superintendent finds
it difficult to fill 81, 500 position with 81 500
man.
The New York Central Railroad Company
will shortly erect new depot at a cost of $780,
600. on the site of the new terrace station in
Buffalo.
G. E. Henderson has quallned as receiver OF
the l.. B. 81 w. road, his bond being fixed at $780,
O00 Both the Indiana and Ohio courts have con-
firmed his appointment.
President Harris, of the Northern Pacific
states that by the LIST of June, 1887, trains on
thas road will be running over the Cascade
mountains by means of a switchback.
VIM. r. McKeen, president of the Vandalia
system says there is no truth in the report that
he is forming syndicate to purchase the Illinois
Midland at the coming foreclosure sale.
Tho refusal of the Chicago g. Atlantic to longer
pay commissions on passenger business out of
Chicago is a serious blow to Chicago scaIpers, as
they have fattened by working over this road for
some three years past
The stage coaches that we're suppressed by tho
railroad died hard and it is said that on one oc-
casion a stage-driver agreed to beat the ''old
steam kettle ard succeeded iii doing so. be-
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Elsewhere.

ElEeaHGECs
CHICAGO, July 10.-The Drovers' journal renorts:
slow but steady shipping steers $50 to pounds
$375O5.25; stockers and feeders, $Z3O04 cows,
bulls and mixed, $1.5004; bulk, S2.4002.90;
through Texas CATTLE, 500 received this week
market steady cows 90. 03.75; steers, $3.50 a
1915
Hogs-Receipts, IL, 500; shipments, 3, 500. Mar
ket steady; rough and Mixed $4.40O4.76; packing
and shipping, $4.1504.s5; light, $4.4004.9o skips,
$25004 25.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; shipments none Market
slow, natives 81 rs al Texans, 81. az rs; lambs
per head, $1.2503.
KANSAS CITY, July 10.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 409; shipments,
534 market dull but steady, for shippers and butch
ers common weak and slow; quotations nominally
unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 1855; shipments, 8, 3o6; market
steady for choice; assorted SC lower weak for ned
UNI; choice and assorted $445 60: packers, $4 so
04.50; medium and common, 81. 1904. 20
Sheep--Receipts, $685. shipments, LOLA; market
quiet and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, July 1O.-Cattle Receipts, 400; ship
to choice shipping, $4.7005.1O; common to fair,
$4.O004.50; butchers steers, $3.5O 04.2 20; cows
and heifers, So 25 O3 so; Texans, $2.2504. %.
Hogs-Recepts, 1900; shipments, 1,6OO. The
market fairly active and steady; butchers and
best heavy $475 @49o; mixed $4.oo04.7o; light
sheep--Receipts, 200. The market was duh at
1925 1915.
EAST LIBERTY, July NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 457:
shipments, 456. Nothing doing
Hogs-Receipts, 300O shipments, 3, 600. Market
slow; Phildephias, $4.9O05; Yorker, 81 rs 0$4 S.
ing doing
CINCINNATI, July 10.-Hogs firm; common and
light, $40475 packing and butchers, 4.450
4.S5; receipts, 626; shipments, 4, 504.
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The Jobbing Trade.

Tomatoes-Two-po cans. S00S5c; 3pouad
$1.15Ol.40. Peaches-Standard 3-pound, SI75
az; 3-pound seconds, 81. % % 60: 2-pound stand
ard. 81 200130 Corn-Revere 81. 10; McMurray,
$1.100l.20; Yarmouth. $3.50 Miscellaneous
Blackberries, 2-pound So 095e raspberries 2pound
$l.05@l.25; pine apple, standard 2pound, l.400
ESQ; seconds, 2pound ST. 10 a. 20; cove oysters,
1-pound, full weight 90c0S1; light. 55065c; 2.
pound. full. $l.7001.S0; light, 90c0$l; string
beans, So O95c; Lima beans, soc D$1 30; peas
marrowfat 75cOI.40; small. $l5002; Holsters
81 95 az. 10; red cherries. IS 095c; gooseberries
S50e0c strawberries, $l.100l.20
COAL AND COKE.
Block. 1915 ~ ton; jackson, $780, Pittsburo
SO. rs Yton Raymond City So rs ~ toni Winifrede,
SO. rs aIton Kanawha 49, 10 y ton; Hooking So 80
~ ton Island City. 1915 ~ ton; Highland. $3.50 ~
ton; Piedmont and Blossburg s. ton; Digger,
tPeaeock), lump, S. rs, nut 1925 ~ ton; chestnut
and stove anthracite. $3.50 y ton; egg and CRATE
anthracite, 1928 " ton; gas coke. Zoe " bu, or
So. so ~ oad crushed COKE 12c SS bu. $3 ~ load
All soft coal nut SIZE SOC $ ton less than the above
prices the same quality of lump eoai
DRUGS
Alcohol, $2.1202.20; asafoetida. 25 030c; alum, 4
05c camphor, 2S030c; coehineal, so O55c; chloro
form 50060c; copperas, brls So %. so; cream tar
tar pure 40D42c; indigo SOC q Il licorce. Calab gen
uine, 80 G40c magnesia carb. ZOE, 25035c; NOR
phine. p. 81 W., ~ or, S2.5002. 60; madden, 120
lao, OIL castor. " gal, S1.5001 60; OIL bergamot
w, y or. 70 075c; balsam copaiba, 50060c; soap
CASTLE, FRI, 12D16e; soda bicaro II &c; salts
etsom. 405c; sulphur, -four 06c: saltpeter SD
2@c turpentine 80 D42e; glycerine 20 22c; iodide
potass S3 as. %; bromide potass 10 045c. chlorate
potash. 23c: borax, 10 a l2c cinchonida. Is D22c
0ILs-Linseed oil, raw. 3Sc W GAL; boiled, IL;
coal oil, legal test, 9laG14c; bank, 4oc; best
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Weeks Business Quite Satisfactory In
yoiume-Flour and Dry Goods Firmer.

The Weeks Business Quite Satisfactory In
voiume-Flour and Dry Goods Firmer.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 10.
The volume of trade in the week closing to-
day has been quite satisfactory, Notwithstanding
the fact that there was days trade interfered
with by holiday. In nearly all departments
considerable activity for the summer season is
noticeable, and there has been taken as whole,
strong tone to prices The provision market
continues firm with tendency to higher rather
than lower prices. The same remark will apply
to the wool market. The fiourmen, as well, are
jubilant over the improved condition of
their trade and the tendency toward
higher prices shown in Eastern mar
kets. What is the more gratifying is the
belief that the advance has come to stay,
and that it is brought about by legitimate
means Eastern papers report strong and
buoyant tone to the dry goods market. The
most important, perhaps, is the advance which
has been made in prices of brown and bleached
sheetings and shirtings. Nearly all the leadin G
brands have been marked up cent per yard
and agents say that this is but the beginning of
the movement which will place all textile fabrics
on paying basis. There is no desire to force
the market OF eXclt6 SpeculaLlOn. FOR some
time past prices have been altogethea.nominal,
and the revisions which are now under way are
more than what were generally expected
when jobbers began to stock up for the fall
trade. Cotton goods are still very cheap, and
rise of or a cent yard viii not make much
difference to buyers, while it will materially aid
manufacturers in securing slight margin on
their products. The agents of the Ire
mont and Massachusetts cotton fannels have
issued their list of prices. which are little
higher than last year. The crop reports still con-
tinue to come in contradictory shape, The same
localities sending at the same time dispatches
that do not agree at all. 1t is evident enough
that the crop news is being worked" to infu-
ence the grain market, and is, therefore, not so
reliable as information on matter so univer
sally important should be- The harvest has
been advancing rapidly northward during the
past week and is now we'll under way in the
main area of the winter-wheat belt Wherever
the turnout has been measured the yield is
found to be above the average, and the quality
is exceptionally fine. There is no chance to ma
nipulate the returns when the growers are put.
ting their wheat into bags, and so far as this
has been done, the harvest seems to be emil
nently satisfactory.
The local wheat market opened tame, but as
the day advanced prices frmed up and the mar
9eEcosed strong. Corn ruled steady, with an
active demand Oats are in strong position,
with an active demand Prices ranged to-day as
follows:
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Two
Great Centers.

Ut
Great Centers.
NEW YORK, July 9-Flour-Recsipts, 22,547
brls; exports 1896 brls and 1901 sacks duh and
weak. Sales, $4,000 brls Common to good ex-
ira Ohio So Is 05; common to choice extra st.
Louis, S. 05l0; patent Minnesota extra good
to prime, $3.50 so; choice to double extra,
A8005
Wheat-Receipts LOO bu; exports, 216, 172
bu; spot lots advanced 0l2c, and closing very
strong, with an increased export demand; op-
tons opened heavy and s014c lower. later be-
came stronger and advanced Il a lie, closing
firm Sales, 5,s00,00O bu futures and 68.OOO
bu spot and TO arrive; No. Chicago SO 0S82c;
No l hard, 9lac; uneraded red, 87s a S93c De-
trcit No. red, c. [. l., So 68c; No. red, S7s a
SOC, f. o. b.; No. red, 94c; No white, ole; No.
red, August, 81 0882c, closing at 8Ssc; Sep
tember So a S9sc, closing at 89sc; October $500
0Osc, closing at 90ac November, 90s a 81 &C. clos
ing at 9lac; December. Oh 92tc closing at 9lac;
january, 92s q 93sc, closing at 93sc; May, 96s a
ole, closing at 97sc.
Corn-Spot lots a0lc higher, but quier op-
fions opened 90ac lower, later advanced about
&C. closing firm; receipts, Is, $50 bu: exports,
], leo bu; sales 272 900 bu futures and 40 600 bu
spot; unRraded, 40046c; No. 2, 46s 047c in ele-
vator, 4Sc delivered; ungraded white, 45a 047sc:
No. 2, JEly, 46s 0A6ac, closing at 46ac; August,
49, 046 9-l6c, closing at 46se; September 46s a
47sc. closing at Ale; October, All 047sc. clos
ing at 47ac; November, 47lc, closing at 47lc.
Oats higher and quiet: receipts, 39,400 bu; ex-
ports, 100 bu; mixed Western, SO 037c; white
Western 39946c.
Hops firm and quiet at 13025c as to quality.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio quiet at 92c; options
shade lower and fairly active; sales, 26 900 bags;
July. 7e0c; August and September, 7.95c; Octo-
Der, November. December asd January SOS 05c.
Sugar quiet: fair 10 good refining quoted at Al a
Dc; refined quiet. Moiasses quiet aud firm. Rice
steady and quiet
Petroleum steady; United closed at CSC.
Tallow quiet. Turpeniine firm ct 34c.
PGgk unchanged aud dull; sales, 100 brls mess.
Cutneats steady; picked bellies, g 07c; picked
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Cotton.

NEW YORK July 10.-C. L. Green & Co. g report
cotton futures says 1T active nervous
market all day. with numerous and violent fluctuations
conflict of indications between the national
and Agricultural Bureau report. AS rule the ten
than anticipated, and cost averaged slightly lower
than last evening
NEW ORLEANS, July 1o.-Cotton quiet; middling
9lsc low middling S5sc; good ordinary. Slsc; net
receipts 125 bales gross receipts 1877 bales: exports
to Great Britain 2 1877 bales sales, 200 bales;
ports coastwise. 125 bales; stock, "a 25S bales.
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shoulders, &c, picked hams, I'll ollie Lard
higher and moderately active; Western steam,
6sl06 Slc October, 6.73 nc; city steam,
6. 30 a g. Soc.
Butter quiet and steady: Western, 100I7ic.
Cheese dull and weak; Western, 81 a nc. Eggs
firm and 10 fair demand; receipts, 2, 1873 pack
ages Is.d M fs@ ed fresh, 20 ssse.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, July 10-There was an active and
unsettled feeling in wheat again today. The
market opened weak and nearly lie lower, owing
to the rains of last night and heavy speculative
offerings, especially from soIpe OF the winter
wheat markets. Reports of clear and hot
weather in the Northwest caused renewed buy
ing, and when the government crop report was
shown, indicating decrease of fully 26,000O0O
bushels from the June estimate of the crop, it
caused renewed buying, the price advancing Ice
from inside figures, and closing &c higher thar
yesterday. Corn and oats were both active, and
closed stronger and higher Provisions were
moderately active, and closed higher.
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat active and unsettled closing higher.
The sales ranged: July, ~. al 1850, closing at
ISsc; August, 20 BIG oslo. closing at 60sc; Sep
tember 80s 082sc, closing at 82ac; No. spring,
19D 793c; No. spring. 7007lc
Corn ruled easier early, declining &C. rallying
and finally closing 4c higher; cash. 36s a 36ac;
july, &c. a $500, closing at 36ac; August, 37s a
37ic, closing at 37ac; September, 36 5-l60
80 15-l6c, closing at 38 Is Ice.
Oats opened shade lower, rallied sharply,
and closed at outside prices; cash, 29e; July,
2Sa 029c closing at 2Sc; August 2sss 029sc,
closing at 20 5I6c; September, 28s 0295c, closing
at 29dc. Rye quiet; No. 2, 56060c; Barley
quiet; No 2 for September delivery, Csc.
Flaxseed firm; No. l, $L10l.
Mess pork active and irregular the market
opened loo lower, rallied 173 al Zoe, receded u
0l0c, and closed steady; cash, 1915
1885, August, $500 $3.50, closing at
977a $3.50; September $40 $3.50. clos
ing at $9S710990. Lard steady and
.05 07ac higher; cash. so &c 55c; August, 6.523
06.573c, closing at 6.55 06 Size; September.
66006.673c, closing at 6 65 06 67Ac. Shortrib
sides firm; cash, G 10 06. 12ac. Boxed meats firm;
dry-salted shoulders, $50 05.s5c; short.clear
sides, 65006. SOC.
Whisky steady at S1.I4
Sugars unchanged.
Butter quiet and steady; creamery, 3015ic;
dairy, 10 a llac. Eggs, III 0l2c.
Receipts-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, %, 900 bu;
corn, $4,000 bu; oats. Ga 900 Blu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley. LOCO bu Shipments-Flonr, IL, 600 brls;
wheat 1900 bu; corn, 2l6,000 bu; oats, 80, 600
blu; rye. 1000 bu; barley, none.
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Cincinnati, indianapolis, ST. Louis Chicago

Cincinnati. Indianapolis. st. Louis Chicago
CINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, S. and c. c.----------.--.. ZOO am
Cincinnati Accommodation 7;l5 ant
Cincinnati Accommodation 1i:33 aT
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail pc. $50 pun
Rock Island and Peoria Express
daily. ..-...-........ 6:55 pn
Arrive-Indiana polis Accommodation .--.-- 1880 ant
Chicago and st. Louis Mail p. c. 1l:45 ann
Lafayette Accommodation Alb pn
Indianapolis Accommodate -. $50 PM
Chicago and ST. Louis Fast Line
daily, s. and g.. ------s-l U:4o pn1
CHICAGO DIVISION.
DEPART Chicago Peoria and Omaha Ex..-. 71O an4
Indianapolis and Logansport Ex-.. 1:lO ana
Chicago Fast Mail, D. c.---.---:. lob PM
Lafayette Accommodation oaoO pm
Indianapolis and South Bend Ex-- 800 pn3.
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line. daily. s. r. c.---..---111O PM
Arrive Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line.
daily. c. C.. and s.~.... $3.50 ana
Cincinnati Accommodation .1l:15 aHH
South Bend and indianapolis Ex- 1l:15 am
Cincinnati and louisville Mail. pc 3:35 nn
Rock Island and Peoria Express. - GAO pm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-11
LIVE STOCK.

Light Cattle In Good Demand, While Heavy
Grades Are Duil-Hogs Quiet at the Close.
INDIANAPoLIs,s July 10.
CATTLE-Receipts, 900; shipments, 943. Lib
eral receipts of local; quality generally good
Market dull and lower on heavy grades, while
light grades of decent quality were in the best
demand. A number OF loads went through in
first hands
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-11
Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-As usual TO Saturday the
lew demand has been of rather moderate proper
lions, but the movement much better. The tone of
the market very strong and the tendency of values
upward. Cotton very firm at 9-16c; printing
cloths very strong at 3lc plus liz per cent bid and
5-16c asked for GA squares.