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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-07-09

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the Two
Great Centers.

Great CenterS.
NEW YORK, July -Flour-Receipts, s.
$50 brls; exports, 977 brls and S85 sacks; less
active aud weak; sales, l6 600 brls.
Wheat-Receipts, s. 800 hu; exports, 46, 11s
bu; spot lois 10Iic lo7SeT, with little more 40
ing for export; options opened ! &c lower, later
advanced a lie. subsequently broke fully ls0
24c. closing heavy. Sales, s. S64 900 Blu futures
and LAO, 900 bu spot; No. Milwaukee, SIC f. o. b.;
No / hard, 92s a 92sc; uneraded red, 70 S92c;
No. red, nominal No l red, 93e; No. 1
white 90ic; No. red, July, SCI 0S7sc, closing
at S64c: August, 81 % sole, closing at 67ac Sep
TENDER. IS a9Oc closing at sSsc; October, s82
0901c, closing at 88ae; November nominal; De-
ceInber, 81 a 922c, closing at Gle; January, 920
92ac. closing at 92c; February. 93 $3.50, closing
at 93c; March nominal; April. 9os a 963c, closing
at 954c; May, 96s a9Tac, closing at 96sc; June,
e7} a 9Sac, closing at 97sc. -
Corn-Spot lots declined ! l9c and options !
Dlac, closing heavy; fair export demand: re-
ceipts 126,e50 bu; exports. 46, lis bu; sales.
1,040. 600 bu futures, and 10000 bu spot; un-
graded, 43 4Sc; No 2, 46 146sc elevator, 46a a
4T1c aioat; kiln dried, zoe; No2 July, 45s %
4GIc, closing at Acc; August 46s 046sc closing
at 462c; September, 46s a474c closing at 46sc;
October, 47a q 473c, closing at 47Sc.
Oats lower and fairly active; receipts. 81 600
bu; exports, 2.096 bu; mixed Western, 36 039e;
white Western, 81 a 40c
Hav steady and demand moderate.
Hops quiet and firm at 10020c.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio firm at 9sc; options a
shade stronger and fairly active; sales %, $50
bags; July, Sc; August. 80805c; September and
October sos az Zoe; November. 10; Deem
Der and January, S.1008 l5c; February. s Zoe.
Sugar steady and quiet; refined steady; extra G,
52a53c; off A, 81 $50 Motasses firm; so test,
ice. Rice steady and demand moderate
Petroleum steady; United closed at 654c.
Tallow steady at 81 03 1916 Rosin dull at 81 a
los. Turpentne firm at 34c.
Eggs dull and heavy; receipts, 2, l56 packages;
Western fresh, 12a % l34c.
Pork less active and weaker; old mess, 80 SO
D10T5; new mess. $ll250ll75. Cut-meats
weak; picked hams. Halle; picked shout
ders, &c. Lard lower and moderately active
Western steam, spot, 600 96 Zoe August, 81 81 Q
s. 7Gc; city steam. 80 06.50c.
Butter quiet and firm for choice grades: West
ern. I00I7c. Cheese higher and firm; Western
sh @se, 7407lc.
Lead firm; common, 95c.
CHICAGO, July 8-Tho wheat market took 8
harper and more sudden decline today than il
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere
CHICAGO, July S.-The Drovers' Journal renorts:
Cattle-Receipts, 1900; shipments $500. The
market steadier but very low; shipping steers.
$50 to 500 pounds, $3.7505.2O; stoclers and
feeders $3.50 0410; cows, bulls and mixed S175
3 3o bulk aos IT, through TsS 9 o CATTLE 10
Hogs-Recepts, &c, 900; shipments, 5000. The
market was slow and 5010c lower rough and mixed,
light $4.5oS4. 80; slips, 7pp4Llo ~4'''
Sheep-Receipts, A, 600; shipments, none. The mar
ket was very weak; natives $204; Texans, 81. 90
3; lambs per head $1035O.
KANSAS CITY, July S-The Live Stock Ind.
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts, 626; shipments
none; shipping quiet. weak and shade lower cows
dull, and 10c lower; good to choice, $4. al 60;
common to medium $3.75O4.20; stockers, SO. go
03.25; feeders, SO. 3003. so; COWS, $203.25.
Hogs-Recepts, 9,27S; shipm ents, / 464 the mar
ket opened DC lower, closing weak at additional
decline of &c; good to choice $4.6o04.75; common
Sheep-Receipts, 281; shipments, none; market
steady good to choice S2.5003.25; common to me-
dunn 81. 5002.25.
shipments, 627. Market slow at Wednesday S prices.
Hogs-Recepts, 1000: shipments 500 Market
slow; Philadelphias, $51o05.15 Workers, $4,000
$40.
Sheep--Receipts, 1,0Oo shipments, O0O Nothing
doing.
+ TOLEDO, July S.--Wheat weak and lower; cash,
S1OS3c; July 82c August S3c; September SO SIC.
gust soc. Receipts~Wheaf, 900 bu; corn 25. 900
Blu. Shipments-Whe 1000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu.
ST. LOUIS, July s-Cattle-Receipts 1900;
shipments, 400. The market slow at easier prices;
good to choice shipping, $4.7O05.10 common to
fair 50. 000450; butchers steers, So. so "a. %;
cows and heifers, So. 2503.50; through Texans,
3d. 504.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 3, 100; shipments, 500; butchers
and best heavy, 81. as; mixed $4.5004 go light,
$4.6004.SO.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 400. The
market was slow at 81
T,,l., \
market. Shipments, $40 quarters of beef
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, LOO. Fair trade at
low prices with a show of imrovement III good and
prime offerings: extremes, $365 per 100 lbs for
sheep, and $4.5O06.50 for lambs
Hogs-Receipts, 100. all for saughterers; nom
inally firm at So. 3005. 60 per 100 lbs.
CINCINNATI July 8.-Hogs quiet common and
light. So. SO; packing and butchers, 4.400
4.95; receipts, 2.O14; shipments, 1.167.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Another Day of Intense Excitement
Among the Spectators in Wheat.
The Advance Of Wednesday More than Coun-
terbalanced by the Decline of Yesterday
Provisions Suffer Sharp Decline.
MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS.

Railway Bonds Quiet but Firm-Stocks Weak
and Slightly Lower.
NEW YORK. July a-Money on call was easy
nt II as per cent
Prime mercantile paper, as per cent
Sterling exchange was unchanged.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 242 346
shares. including the following: Delaware, Lack
awana & Western. 9,475; Erie, 10,305; Kansas
g. Texas, $780, Lake Shore, 5.1l5; Northwest
ern, 1920; New Jersey Central, TO- 76O; Pacific
Mail, 16.325; ST Paul. IS, $50; St Paul 6 Omaha
6,se0; Union Pacific. $40; Western Union, o.
955; Northern Pacific preferred $500
Government bonds were dull and unchanged.
State bonds were quiet and firm.
Railroad bonds were quiet Sales, ST 1907 000
Prices ruled generally heavy in early hours, but
hrmer tone prevailed in the latter part of the
day, and closing prices showed irregular changes,
about equally divided between gains and losses.
Jersey Central debentures are up 81, at 90 Wa
bash, St Louis division sevens. 2s, at 105s, and
Mobile 81 Ohio first debentures 2, at 63a. De-
troit Mackinaw & Marquette land grants are
down 3, at 81, and Houston & Texas general
mortgage q at sc.
Stocks opened weak The influences on the
market in the forenoon were stories that Chicago
was selling the grangers. The selling of those
stocks by the brokers who have been leaders in
Ene upward movement lately, gave strength TO
the stories, and St Paul lost per cent from
last nights closing Northwestern lost II. Lake
Shore lost per cent, and Western Union lost
s. The closing market showed declines in nearly
all the active list of from to Is per cent.
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indian
apolis gained ], New York e. New
England J. Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
!, and Pacific Mail, Il per cent Concerning the
latter stock there is new talk about the posi-
blity Of settlement of the transcontinental
rate war. c. P. Huntington has renewed his
proposition to the company to the effect that the
company receive a subsidy of $50, 900 per month
after the first three months, and lower rate
during that period. Mr.. Huntington said that
he did not know whether the Pacific Mail COM
pany would accept his proposition not Pres
ident Houston, of the Pacific Mail, said that the
situation was unchanged. The news from the
Northwestern wheat fields was of more favora-
ole character. but the market was wholly influ
enced by the manipulators. Closing quotations
were:
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A Duke And His Money.

London Truth.
Take the case of the Duke Of Bedford He is
rich because he owns large estates which were
stolen from the church and given to one of his
ancestors, who occupied some sort of mental
place in the household of Henry Will And how
does he spend his money? In subscribing largely
to the electoral expenses of anti Gladstone candi-
dates. The Liberals of Bedfordshire returned
him for twenty years as their member,
and his son for ten years. What is the return
he is making to theml Offering to pay the ex
penses of any carpetbagger who will contest the
county with the sitting Liberal member. Does
he care for Ireland? Not he. But he is possessed
with the idea that, if democracy prevails, he will
be called upon to render an account of his i'll
gotten wealth He will and that at not very
distant date, if he interferes in elections, with
which, as peer, he has no right to NEEDLE.
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Cotton.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July Sc T.. Green & Co.'S report
on cotton futures says Activity again prevailed on
the contract market. but with reaction values of
9O12 points under increased offers. The liberal sup
ply however was aborbed in rather surprising man
ner and before the close recovery of points was
made and a steadier feeling prevailed.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8.--Cotton firm; mddling,
9lsc; low middlng S6sc; good ordinary. S1sc; net
recepts % bales gross receipts 437 bales; exports
to Great Britain 209l bales; Sales 800 bales; stock
25 947 bales.
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The Jobbing Trade.
CANNED GOODS.

Tomatoes-Two-pound cans, so@s5c; .3-pouad,
az; 3-pound seconds, $1.25 81. so; 2-pound stand.
ard l2001.30. Corn-Revere LILO; McSIurray,
$1100I20 Yarmouth. $3.50 Miscellaneous
Rlackberries. 2pound 80 095c raspberries 2-pound.
SI0501. 20; pino-apple, standard 2-pound 81 40 a
$50; seconds, 2-pound. $1.1001 20; cove oysters,
l-pound, full weight 9Qc0$1; light 55065c; =
beans, s5095c; Lima beans, S0c0$l.20; peas
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Oils.

OIL CITY July S.-National Transit certificates
opened at 66c highest sc a4c lowest 65lsc; closed
65 lso sales 1916 900 brs; clearances 2 604 900
brs charters AZ 491 brls shipments, 1854 brls.
PITTSBURG, July 8.--Petroleum duh and heavy:
National Transit certificates opened at 65l2c closed
at 90 lac; highest, 66iac; lowest 654c.
NEW YORK July S.-Petroleum opened strong at
66lec advanced to 7sc sold off in the afternoon
rumors of increased production to 65asc and closed
at 60 &c., Sales, A, 9S6, 600 brls.
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NEW YORK. July SIN the execution of orders,
the daily receipts of cottons wooens dress goods and
soft wool dress fabrics of general desrabiity be-
ing consumed For fannels, blankets and prints
made the prices of Amoskeag Renfrew, Normandie,
Calcutta and Warwick dress style ginghams Sl2c;
Westbrook dress styles Sligo do. London cords,
121oc; do silk bourettes, 17loc.
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Battle the horses shoulder with cold water or
brine as quick as the collar comes off, before the
sweat begins to dry, and rub off the collars and
saddle pieces with q moist cloth. This will pre-
vent sore shoulders All changes of food should
be gradual, but in proportion to the work.
Heavily taxed muscles make demands on the
stomach; hence, increase the food after work be-
gins, never in anticipation horse fed up be-
fore he is called to work gets soft and fat
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Real Estate Transfers.


instruments fled for record in the recorders Office
of Marion county. Indiana for the twenty four hours
ending at o'clock P. NJ July 8, 1886, as furnished
by Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles, No
23. Etna Building
James ". McKernan to William Adams,
part of outlot 81 in Indianapolis. $4OO.OO
Lizzie Steinhaur and husband to Bertha
dianaG boil :. =. = square w. - 10000
Mary G. Naylor to Virginia L. Hay. lots
and in block 2 in Routh subdivision
OF Johnsons heirs addition to Indianap-
OILS ZsUOUUU
Morrell o. Brown and wife to Sarah J.
Dell: lots 2l. %, ~ and rs in VIM. A;
Bells subdivision of part of block 26
in Johnson's heirs addition to Indian
ap0llS- 4OUUu
Prudence E. Isgrigg aud husband to Mary
Leonard, part of lot 20 in Fletcher ct
indianapolis = 1880. =. 49, 10000
Peter L. Negley and wife to Mary NJ.
Hamilton, lot 20, in the town of Castle
ton 10OUU
Alfred R. Hovey and wife to Elias Post,
lot 5 in outiOt SO, in indianapolis 10000
Robert Haueisen to William Hauesen,
lots IL and IL in Seidensticker's subdi-
vision of outlot 10, in indianapolis. 100000
Henry III. Buscher to William Busch
dition to ,oi Indianapolis nd an iRp.. = .. - 10000
Daniel Moore to Georgian Moore part of
the north half of the east half of the
northeast quarter of section "a. town
ing 40 acres, more or ess. $3.50 .s. 100000
Frederick Rand receiver TO Abraham b.
addition tR to to Indianapolis. ' ..e.. 80 10000
T. l.. Sperry ct al. to j. A. jackson ct al,
lots and 2 in block in Sangster, Har-
dianapolis. 1,oo0O0
conveyances, IL; consideration sl3, $4,000
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Balls. common Ia "a cdir,ra ......1 .5O02.5O
Bulls good to choice 2.75 1925
Mixers, good TO choice q. O35.00
Mixers, common to medium IL. O0025.00
Hoes Receipts, 2, 800, shipments. 5000. Quail
ity fair; market moderately active. particularly
on light grades, which are steady at unchanged
prices while heavy are dull aud shade lower,
closing quiet.
Heavy packing and shipping 81. sOD4.90
Common to good light 4.75O4. 80
Light and mixed packing 4.6504.75
SHEEp-Receipts, 200 But little doing. Mar
ket very dull at quotations.
Good to choice So. 5003.s5
Fair to medium ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3.0003.30
Common ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.250265
Bucks, per head OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.0003.OO
Spring lambs good to choice. 4.25 O4.75
Spring lambs common to medium. ...... 3.00O4.00
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Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburg.

Depart-Eastern Mail and Express daily. 400 an1
New York, Philadelphia. Washing
ton. Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press daily, s-..-.......s.... 4:3o am
Dayton and Columbus Express,
except Sunday. .....--.----.-..11:O0 an
Richmond Accommodation. ..-.-.- 400 am
New York Philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily, s., h.----.....---.-. 4:55 PM
Arrive-Richmond Accommodation, except
Sunday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 am
New York Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pttsburg Ex-
press, daily .--.-.-..-..-.....---11:45 am
Columbus and Dayton Express, sx- p.
cept Sunday. Observation-Disclosures. 4.3o pnl
Western Mail and Express. daily $40 pm
New York, Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex- ~.
press, daily ..-.....-....---..-..10 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoMoMo, p. C. & ST. L. R. n.
Depart--Louisville and Chicago Express,
.....s............11:15 ans
Louisville and Chicago Fast Elk
press, daily, -.1EOO PM
Arfiv'ch pssss s dsy louisville Fast ha 400
Chicago and Louisville Express,
p. 900 Pln
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16O " bn: red top 75cG@1 " bu: orchard grass,
$24002e 50 ~ bus German rniIlet 81 253 1.35 " bu;
nilet, 75c0$1 ~ bu; buckwheat, Sl.25D
LOO ~ bu; faqseed. BIOL. % ~ bu.
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Three per cent. bonds10l
Four per cent. bonds. 1858
Four and a half per C. lllsl
Pacific 6s of 95. .126
Louisiana consols.. :. n
Missouri IS. $500. ..10ll2
Tenn essee 6s, old. =. Oil
Tennessee 6s. new. 81
Central Pacific tirsts. ll51e
| Denver & Rio &. 1stsi20
Den. Il h. G.. w. lists 78le
Erie seconds. 109 a
M, X. & r. gen. 6s.- e5
Northern Pacific 1sts11634
Northern Pacific Eds. 10l g
Northwestern consolsl45
Northwest debent 5s.1l0
st. l.. & s. f. gen. m. 10
st. Paul consols. ..l32l2
st. p, G. & p. firsts.. 122
Texas Pac. I'd grants 3Sl0
II. p. r. G.. ex. coup. 57A
Union Pacific firsts. 1883
West Shore. ......... 1924
Adams Express Sill
Allegheny Central = -.
Alton & Terre Haute "a
Alton & I. FL. Iiref- :. "a
American Express : .107
b.. g. h. a. No.. 55
Canada Pacific. ell
Canada Southern -. 44ll
Central Pacific. ..--.. 424
Chesapeake &c Chic 9
G. q o. pref. firsts... l6
G. q O. seconds. -. TO
Chicago 81 Alton. LAP
G. Il A. preferred. - $50
c.. b.. e @. ..i34
Chi, st. L. 81 n. o.. -.
a., st. l.. 81 P. 1I3i
G., st. l. & z. pref 80
c., s. & C.--...-... %
Cleveld g. Columbus. 81 L
Delaware s. Hudson. gSAs
Del, Lack. 81 West. 1891
Den. 81 Rio Grande.- 27L
Erie. ..--.... 29at
Erie preferred .-....- 69ls
East Tennessee. 49,. L
East Tenn. preferred. IA
Fort Wayne .--.-....145
Hannibal 81 ST. Joe. -
III. & st. J. pref :. -.
Houston & Texas :. SO
Illinois Central .-....138
L.. B. e. w. II
Kansas 81 Texas. -. 313,
Lake Erie & Western 81
Lake Shore. -.-...... 81
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Indiana. Bloomington & Western.

PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Paci6cEx and Mail. daiy.s andre; R;P0 StN
Kansas and Texas Fast Line, 4. CO. AGO Fiw
Burlington & Rock Island En- III
press, daily, =. G. and s.:....vu 1850 pm
Arrive -Eastern and Southern Express - ML
= daily, r. c. and s...--.,y.-.s..,t1 400 4M
Express AVs$y ~
Express and Mail, daily, 8. afdE& S45AM
Day Express. daily, $. and +. c;.sssu 6l3Op@
EASTERN DIVISION. A..
Decentralization Express Mail daily, s.,rc, 400 al
Atlantic Express. s. and r. .c...'a 4:O6 %
Night Express daily, s. and r, c.s. 800 pm
Arrive--Pacifc Express daily, s.: and 9. g.. 72Q AZ
Western Express 8. and r. e.-..s. AGO PM
Burlington and Rock Island E%
press, daily, $. apdr. ezss,.s. 1g;2QAM
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Louisville, New Albany 6 Chicago.
Wabash, ST. Louis & Pacific.

Wabash, st. Louis Pacific.
Gndianauolis. Perm & Chicago Division,
Decentralization City and Toledo Mail. - 715 am
Ernress. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.15 phi
*netroit aud Toledo Ex.. daily s. ITO pm
Arriye.-Detroit Toledo & Michigan City \,
Express. 1ttV auA
Detroit & Toledo Express. daily HOO ana
Detroit, Toledo and Michigan City al,
Mail. .-....-.-.....--...-.-...- 6;l2 Pm
Sleeper daily except Sunday to Fort Wayne; daily
to Detroit.
sleeper from Detroit
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LIVE STOCK.

Hogs Steady; Heavy Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS. July 8.
CATTLE-Receipts, 800; shipments, 200. Very
light supply of local; hardly enough to estab-
lish market. There was no material change in
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cincinnati. Hamilton ! IndIanapoIIs.

r,en.rt-Cincnnati. Dayton and Toledo. dy. 400 am
Cincinnati. Dayton, Toledo and
New York. .I1:Ou ann
New York Express ......... 35opm
connersville Accommodation. $40 pfit
Arrivc--C onnersville Accommodation $3.50 am
Cincinnat Peoria and ST. Louis. las anf
C;ucinna att Accommodation. ------ 300 pm
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis. d IO:4o PM
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vandalia Line.
Jenersonville, Madison & indianapolis.

JeffefsonVlIIe, Madison IndlanapoIIs.
Depart-Southern Express daily. s........ 4:l5 afn
Louisville and Madison Express. 9:1a ai&
Louisville and Madison Mai, pc.dy goo mn
A,,,,. fsSissiI,s Ef assss;,
Indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago III
Express daily p.----....-.-.x 10:Ao am
Ns ss. xerl and Northern r. 'l r.. e4s 81
y E iSs' dsii9 'ss0aaa Ds....'t .. 1915 p
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Indianapolis. Decatur & Springfield
r,orartDecatur and Peoria Through Mail. $50 am
Montezuma Accommodation .-- 5:3O ptA
Fast Express, daily. r. G. and s.. 1880 pm
Arr;vaFast Express daily. r. c. and So. 800 am
MontezuYna Accommodation. 49,. 1919 anz
Through Mail. .------------.-. 600 pn1
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CHICAGO, July s-Tho wheat market took a
harper and more sudden decline today than it
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CONSIGN EEs.

Per steamer at Nicholas. from Fernandina
and wav landings-R Understands son n Co,
Guckcnhelmer n Son, BendheIm Bros y Co,
Jno Flannerv n Co, Peacock, II n Co. Cohen
Il Co, w Hlnson N Co, Frank N Cow Flter,
4 Hanley, A j Miller 4 Co, Epstein \ Bro,
D Y Dancy nj 4 u Mcintyre Hirsch Bros,
w W Gordon n Co, Eckman h V, L NJ Bailey,
Woods q Co, Kavanaugh a b, M Ferst u Co,
Herman & X, w W Chisholm, Baldwin II Co,
Smith Bros Y Co. Wood Bro, Butler II =,
Farley, Lee Roy Myers, Frank Parnell,
Martha ShellmRn.
Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Oct 10
Transfer Once Kennedy h NJ, NJ Ferst n Co.
Mcmillan Bros, NJ henderson. Weed n g, Il
Gay, II solomon & Son, Jno Flannerv n Co,
Garrett, 4 Co, q Walter y Co, ReIser 4 5,
ii Nj Conner Il Co, Parson, G w Parish, I
Roberts.
Per savannah. Florida and Western Ry,
Oct iS-Transfer Once. Jno Flannerv Il Co.
Bacon, J Il Co, McDonough b Co, It p Bono,
A Miller Il Co, Neidilnger X, Weed n c,
Lindsay h NJ, II Myers h Bros, Is Coleman Il
Bro. & X Stults ii solomon Son, Barrett a
Co, NJ MeDdel Il Bro, Dale, Il Co & Deter,
Bendhei m Bros 4 Co, s Guckenheimer n Son,
M Henderson. g n Dorselt.W ID Nimkins, q
5 McAipin, Reppard X Co. Enrich n Bro,
Meinhard Bros Il Co. Lee Roy NJ ers, X Bar
rett. Lippman Bros, kehoe X Co, Leilier,
Shove, Nj Ferst h Co. Ludden 4 Il, Cornwen
Il g, W s Cherry a Co, N Boey Son, II ii
Lewis, Shooter. J Goette. Freeman Eros,
Cooper. Butter 4 s, woods & Co. Heron 4 q
Garnett. s & Co, G Walter X Co, Perkins II
Son, Ii Nj Conner 4 Co, Warren ~ A, X Kirk
land, Chas Ellis, Baldwin q 20, Il M Farley,
M & ID / Mcintyre, Peacock, III n Co, Ham
mOud. ii a 60, Nj Maclean, } w Hinson y Co
w CJackson. } p Williams. Ellis, II & Co,
Il IIsbersham, d Bogart, Mathews Bros.
Per Central Railroad. Oct s. Fordg Agt
JnO Flannery h Co, ii IA Conner & Co. order
w W Gordon " Co, BALDWIN u Co, Heron *
q, Nj Farley, Garnett, S Il Co, W arren 4 A,
q Waller Il Co, NJ Il Mcintyre, lines
Butler & S. Woods n Co, J S Wood g. Bro, :
Wilson, M Macean, Williams, Chisholm
Il Co, Pearson 4 5, j Thompson, Warnocs
Il W, Chas Ellis, 4 Bond, e I'll Carson, X d
Bogart, Weed 4 c, A Einstein's Sons, q 5 Nc
Alpin, NJ BOley Il Son, Menhard Bros q 20
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