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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-05-19
Tribute Paid to the Memory of a COlOred


SAvASSAH, Ga, May 10 The death OF Henry
Todd, OF Darien, which took place one day last
week, has developed singular story OF triumph
over adverse circumstances. Todd was negro
who, early in life, gave such evidence of strength
Of character that he was treated as an equal
rather than a slave. He engaged in the lumber
business, amassing large fortune. of late years
he was recognized as one of the leading business
men OF the place. He had the good sense, how
ever, TO steer cleal OF social complications. His
funeral was attended by all the white people OF
tie town, and the richest white citizens acted as
bis pail bearers. His will, which has Just been
presented 10 the Ordinary, shows prop
Gty amounting in value 70 sl25.-
Clark and II. Huntington as executors. The will
tecueathes his entire estate and revenues to his
vile during her natural life. At her death the
estate shall be converted into cash. Five hun
dIed dollars of the money shall be spent in pur-
thasing bell Tor and repairing the colored Bap-
list Church. sufficient amount shall be appre-
prlated for the erection of a school for cOlOred
children. The balance is TO be distributed as
follows: Ten per cent. To the white Presbyterian
Church, per cent. TO the white Episcopal Church,
10 per cent. 10 the cOlOrcd Baptist Church. 10 per
cent. % per cent. each) to two colored Methodist
Churches, per cent. 10 the colOred Episcopal
church, 5 per cent. TO the white school in Darien
Per cent 20 the cOlOred school in Darien, % per
cent. 20 his brother-in-aw, Frank CardOne, 25 per
cent appOTtiOned 70 relatives in St. Augustine and
Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Todd Is the pOsSeSSOr Of
considerable wealth in her OwH name.
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Eastern Exchanges.

NEW YORK, May l7.-Exchanges, 500. O2S55j;
balances, 81, 81, 657.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Bank clearings 8, $685.,
SOL; balances, $50, 1853.
PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-Bank clearings So
479, lit; balances, S1,6S2,51.
CINCINNATI, May l7.-Eastern exchanges
steady; par buying; 40 premium selling.
ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Bank clearings, $3.50 257;
balances, S5si,46j. Exchange on New York firm
at 75c premium.
BOSTON, May L Exchanges, s1i,61S,777; bal
ences, S2,492,03l. Rates for money, ? per cent.
Exchange on New York, 2Oc premium,
CHICAGO May New York Exchange was
lightly handled to-day, the demand being mOder-
ate and offerings restricted. Associated Bank
cleaTings We're SSH COO Money rates remain
steady at 5(96 per cent on demand loans and
6d7 per cent on time loans.
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY, May 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports:
head. Choice TO fancy, s. l5g5 80; fair TO good,
81 S0@5 05; common TO medium, S4@4 20; StOckers
and seedss g. ,o@4 sS o. cows Sss = CO.'S no.
head. Market steady; good to choice, s. 9O94;
common TO medium, IS JO@S so.
,sheep.Reeeipts, III head; shipments. none
Market steady: good to choice, So 25@4 %; COM
mon TO medium, S2@3.
NEW YORK, May l7.-Beeves-Receipts count
ing AZ carloads of export steers, were 1900 head
strong at Fridays prices but before the finish
there was a decline equal to 10915c per 100 lbs,
and offerings were barely closed out; extremes for
dry cows, So 1915 10. Exports to-day, los beeves;
for the week. $40 beeves, 100 sheep, $3.50 quar-
tiers of beef and 900 carcasses of mutton.
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Beeves-Market fairly
active and tops unchanged; considering better
quality, other grades 1s@4e off, best beeves, s. %
Srdinarv 60 Ma -. most sales were from "a ,0s
IS. Receipts, 2,00l head: sales, LOIS head.
Hogs-F Fair supply and moderate good de-
Sheep and Lsmbs-Receipts, 3,6ss head; quota
lions, sheep, 81 5000 25; lambs, s6@s Is.
ST. LOUIS May misunderstanding, 100 head I;
shipments. 500 head. Market active and strong;
bulk sales 5@l0c higher; choice shipping and ex-
port, s. 4O@5 IS; fair to good, S. 0O@5 80; COM
mon, 81 s5a4 So: butchers steers. So 5O@5: cows
and heifers, q 5o@4 10; stockers and feeders,
Hoes-Receipts. 500 head: shipments. 100
head. Market active and higher: butchers and
ing, IS so@1 10; light. s. sCa4 10
Sheep-Receipts, 40 head; shipments, none.
Market frm at y 50@4 20.
CHICAGO. May 1.-The provers Journal re-
Csttie-Receipts. 1000 head: shipmena. 1900
head. Market slow but steady; shipping steers,
So 70 cows bulls e ana mixed. sae4 So bulk $50
EOrs-seceipn 2,soo hesd; shipmms. 5000
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SNEEZING CATARRH.

The distressing sneeze, sneeze, sneeze, the aerid
wateTy discharge from the eyes and nose, the
painful Inflammation extending TO the throat
the swelling Of the mucus lining, causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises in the head and
splitting headsches-hOw familiar these symp-
toms are TO thousands who suffer periodically
from head colds or influenza, and who live in ig-
nOTsDce of the tact that a single application of
SahiOrd's Radical Cure for Catarrh viii afford
instantaneous relief.
But this treatment in cases Of simple Catarrh
gives but faint idea of what tins remedy will do
in the chronic forms, where the breathing is OBJ
stIucted by choking, putrid mucus accumuia-
tons the bearing affected. smell and taste gone,
throat liberated and hacking cough gradually
fastening ifself upon the debiliated system. Then
il is that The marvellous curative power OF San
foTd's Radical Cure maDifests itself in instan-
taDeOus and grateful relief. Cure begins from the
first application II is rapid, radical, permanent,
economical, safe.
0 sanfoTd's Radical Cure consists of one bottle
ef the Radio al Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
nd an Improved Inhaler; price sl.0O.
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Infatuated wirh a Ballet Girl.

Nfw YORK, May 15.-Frank VI. Peters, gay
youne broker with an Office at No AZ New street,
where lie acts as agent for a large Chicago grain
house, was arrested yesterday at the 81. James
EOtel On complaint OF his wife, Mary l. Peters,
WHO charged him with abandonment. Peters, it
appeared. had become infatuated with a pretty
f6llet girl attached 10 Rices "Evangeline" troupe
and Mrs Peters learned that he intended TO Il : TO
Europe with his inamOrata. The outgoing steam
ere were carefully watched and Peters did not
leave with the danseuse. He was afterward found
as above stated. In the Jefferson Market Police
Court the young couple made up through the in
feTveDtiOn Of Mrs. Peters mother and Justice
Meloe Cancelled the warrant Of arrest.
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head. Market strong; rough and mixed, SO 759
20; packing and shipping, 81 1904 IS; light
So 65@4 IS; skips, g SOFAS GO.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 head: shipments, none.
Market strong: natives, s. SOFAS co.
The Drovers Journal special cablegrams from
the British markets this week are much more en-
couragiDg, with lighter supplies and steady de-
mand at both places. London reports an advance
of 1870 per pound, dressed, and Liverpool &c ad-
vance; choice American steers 13c.
EAST LIBERTY. May 17.-Cattle-Recefpts, 1,SA
head shipments, 500 head. Market strong at asst
week s closing prices.
Hogs-Receipts. :, zoo head: shipments $500 head.
Market fair; Philadelphias, 81 1904 so; Workers,
a 25(d4 IS.
sbeep~Receipts 5000 head: shipments. 200
head Market active al last weeks closing prices.
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Got His just Deserts.

DETROIT. Mich, May IA special to the
Evening Journal from ST. Louis, Mich, says:
Last night Adel Vliet, a drunken rowdy.
broke into the house of Samuel Fetters, a
crippled ex soldier. Fetters attempted TO de-
feRd his home bat was getting the worst of
shot Vliet in the side of the head. She was
placed under arrest 70 appear before JUS
tjee this morning. Vliet died at O'Clock
this morning
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0ila-
Cotton.

NEW YORK, May l5-C. /. Greene * Co.'S re-
port on cotton futures SAYS: Under rather
bearish reports from Liverpool and continued I'M
settled tone for silver, further unloading of
long cotton pressed prices off again some to 5
points on the old crop. The offering. however,
was OF a less determined character than last week
and with some pretty good covering. notably on
the part OF large shorts, the decline fully re-
covered and good, steady tone carried to the
close. The new crop was sparingly offered and
comparatively steady throughout.
NEW ORLEANS. May l7.-Cotton-Q Quiet and
easy; ret receipts. $40 bales: gross 500 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, @.145 bales; to the CONT
nent, 4,797 bales; sales, 800 bales stock, 12S 246
bales.
ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Cotton - Receipts 657
bales; shipments, 2,645 bales; sales, - bales;
stock. 81 bales.
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QUEBEC, May 1.-THE wife of Theodore
Charlaud, OF Lewis. was found dead in her
resldence last night, having, it is believed,
been brutality and fonllv murdered. She had
been cut and bruised in several places, and
one of her eyes bulged from its socket. Her
husband, who was the only person in the
bonse at the time, has been arrested on sus-
picion. He states that he went to sleep after
dinner, and upon awakening found his wife
Frustrated on the floor dead.
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Foreign Money and Stocks.

LONDON, May II, S p. m.-Consols, l0l SIG for
money and I0l 7-l6 the account United States
Bonds-4's. ~ do. 42@s, 49,. Railway Bonds
Atlantic and Great Western firsts $685. do sec
Onds, lGl<: Canadian Pacific, &C; Erie, 2is4; do.
seconds, So Illinois Central, 1891; Mexican or
binary, 26 st. Paul common. 81: New York
Central, 1885; Pennsylvania 5254; Reading. 49,
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is $4,000.
PARIS, May 17.-Three per cent. rentes, s2f 6jc
for the account.
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KiIled HIs Brother-in-Law.

NEVADA, Mo-, May I7.-William Cruce shot
and killed his brother-in-law, Charles Jack
SOD, at the latter's home Saturday evening
lear this place. A quarrel arose over some
bnsness transaction, when Jackson struck
CTuce with a reck. The latter, in self-de-
Tense, drew his revolver, shot and instantly
killed the former.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. May l7.--Dry Goods-The market
generally reflected a better demand for small as
sortments, in which fine bleacned shirtings and
coloIed cottons had the wider request, but there
was no general activity visible.
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ST | ONE DOLLAR | ST.

As heretofore, an incorporating enemy
OF Monopolies in whatever form appearing,
and especially to the spirit Of subsidy, az
embodied in the PRESENT THIEVING
TARIFF.
Indiana Democrats II may be fairly sSid that
you are even yet fresh from the field OF glorious
victory in your State, victory which aided ma
terially in transferring the National Government
once more into Democratic hands IN all these
years the Sentinels arm has been barred in the
fight. We have stood shoulder 70 shoulder, a.
brothers, in the conflicts of the past, and we now
ask your hand in generous support. With its ems
larged patronage the SEGTINRL win be letter an.
abied than ever 70 give an
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-05-19

A little handbook, recently published,
treats on what TO do in cases of sprains and
other accidents. St. Jacobs Oil should at
once be applied. 1t is the greatest pain cure
on earth, and costs only fifty cents a bottle.
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The Provision Market.

Fellow are the present 1Obbfng prices:
Smoked meats, canvsssed or plain {plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers) Orders for
sugsr-cured and English meats win now be filled
with canvassedgoods unless plain meats are
reliable brand, 10 lbs. average lO1zc; DO. 171z lbs
average. 10zc; do. % lbs. average and over, Toe;
i Sugar l Cured Hams
Grey's brand" &c less than above; cottage mans,
bic brand" 10 ID average &c: do Ia ID average,
sc: English breakfast bacon, clear. nreliable
erage, &c; English shoulders II lbs. average, &C.
Sugar Cured Shoulders reliable brand, &c less
tsn SsS GREY Hs%s
shoulders, &c. Dried beef. reliable brand. lJc;
dried beef, Porter brand" lie. Bacon-Clear
light or medium weight, &c; do. bellies, medium
D. 8. and Picked Meats English cured. clear
clear. per fbI 40 lbs. siO So; hams do $40 So.
SoDeess roea peer peer bSi zoo pounds SIS Aso iG
bills, containing 100 lbs, at half price of the
barrels with SOC added to cover additional cost
PIGS TSngues..Per y Dbl, 200 lbs, So 30.
IArd-Pure winter Kettle, rendered In tierces,
81 tubs s ssib TN tubs, &c CO. iS. psis'
&c; 10-lb. pals, SIC.
osl re- extra nrs N w,ntef 40 s ara so
half bbls, 2Hc advance on price OF tierces.
Saussge-Bologne-ln large small skin, &c;
in cloth, SIC; Weinerwurst, &c. Polish, 10xc.
Fresh Pork Sausage-In skins, &c; in buckets,
The Grocery Market.
lCheese-Fun cream, New York, l2012hc; Ohio,
'Gofees-Common, Selohc: ordinary, lo,<oilo;
fair, 1lZ@11szc; prime, 12z0l2szc strictly prime,
Lsz@ls1zc; choice, .1s1z@llHc; Old Government
lib packages, 10o-lb cases. 1870; 60lb do, 1896
Arbuckles roasted, BIC; Levering's, BIC Car.
dova, ls14c; Gates A No. l. 155zc; Gates' prime,
sugar-CutIosf, &c: powdered, 20; gran
uIsIed, &c; standard A, &C; or A, CO
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-05-19

They are trying in Germany to find a sub
stitute for India rubber. No one who has
used DR.. Bigelow's Positive Cure desires
substitute as it is eminently successful in
coughs, colds and all throat and lung dis
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-05-19

Wien Paby was sick, we gave her CASTORIA
When she was Child, she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she cling to CASTORIA
Wien she lad Children, abe gave them CASTA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-05-19

Clergymen, lawyers and all those OF seden-
taJy habits who suffer Horl nervous prostra-
.trstjoD and loss Of appetite should try
druggists.
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The Produce Market,

Eggs-Paying SIC per doz., for fresh.
Butter-Creamery fancy. 2930c: choice, 200
24c; dairy, selected, 1S@2Oc: country, fancy, 4a
ice; fresh and sweet, 6@Sc; low grades, S94c
per ID.
Poultry-Hens. sc per ID; ROSTERS, &c; hen
turkeys, SC. tom turkeys, &C: old geese ana
well-festhered, per doz., S. %; picked, per doz.,
$40; ducks, per H., SC.
Feathers-Prlme geese, {Oe; mixed and duck, 10
a25c.
Regs-1A01Zc.
Wool-Bright Indiana. medium unwsshed, 20 C;
Jor heavy mertno and very coarse, 1S919c;
tub.wsshed, 2S930c; bury. trssbv and cotted,
5d,0c.
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Rye-No. ? quiet; CSC bid.
Bran-Dull; SO 90 bid held at SO so.
Hay-Dull and quiet; Choice Timothy s11 bid;
No. Timothy, $40 30 bid, held at sl1 90; No. 2
Timothy, 50 25 bid, held at $40 so.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reported by t. j. Hodgen Il Co., Brokers, No. 80
South Meridian street, room 2. Stocks, bonds,
grain and provisions bought and sold.
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Found Dead.

ST. LOUIS, May l7.-Whisky-Sl 10.
NEW ORLEANS. May 17.-Whisky--U nchange,
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis.

UNION SrocK-YARDs, May II.
CATTIE-Reccipts, 100 head shipments, 25 head.
Supply continues light The market is steady at
last weeks prices. Demand for feeders and half
fat stock not so good has been. All sold at the
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONEY AND STOCKS.

New York Financial Market.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Money-On call easy at
138@2 per cent
Prime Mercantile Psper-4@5 per cent
Sterling Exchange-Dull, but steady; actual rates
4s114 for sixty days and 1851 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 1927
shares, including Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1850; Erie, 3,lO0; Lake Shore, 1900;
Northwestern. $40; New Jersey Central, ALSO;
Pacific Mail, 1920; st. Paul, 1920; Union
Pacific, $50: Western Union, 6,565; Oregon Trans
continental, S2,2S5.
Government bonds were neglected to-day.
state bonds were duh and heavy.
Railroad bonds were more active; sales, s., $780,
600, OF which Denver and Rio Grande trust re-
eeipts furnished sl0SO0O. Northern Pacific issues
and Erie seconds, extra June coupons, were also
conspicuous in the trading. Prices are generally
higher, important declines being rare. Milwau-
kee, Lake Shore ana Western hrsts gained pa at
1O6. Jersey Central debentures a. ssh and Knox
Vile and Ohio firSts 4 at lOl.
Stocks were influenced by stories about oregon
TTanscontinental and Milwaukee, Lake shore and
Western, and by the , per cent dividend declared
by the Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, but as a
whole the market was extremely dull and wholly
Il traders. Opening prices were divided between
gains and losses, but all within a percent OF sat
urday's clOsings. Conspicuous in the early deal
ings was oregon Transcontinental, which was
active and strong. Prices for the
general list were nrm throughout
the morning, but there was some
slight shading Off toward the close. Consolidated
Gas, which closed with loss of per cent was the
only stock except G. i. and q showing a dit
terence of more than fractions from Saturday s
closing, the latter, however, was strong all day
upon The publication of the dividend and closed
lie higher. The rest OF the general list shows
fractional gains. Among the inactive stocks, the
only noticeable feature was the strength of Mil
weukee, Lake Shore and Western, the com mon,
after closing Saturday night at 81, opened this
morning at So, and advanced to 60. The pre-
ferred shows a net advance OF per cent. The
total sales to-day were lS4,247 shares, of which
Oregon and Transcontinentsl sold y, 200; Laeka-
wanna, $50; Pacific Mail, 1920; and St. Paul,
124OO. The market closed steady and dull.
no m rkat closed with the fOllOWfuQ mid.
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choice Fat, s@91Ic. Hogs-steady; common and
light, s. 4o@4 Is: packing and butchers. S. Goa
b. receipts, 100 head; shipments, 1,240 head
MILWAUKEE May 17.-Flour-Quiet. Wheat
STEADY: No. 2, Sec. Osts-Dull; No. 2, 2954c
Rye-Quiet; No. l, 661zc. Barley-Nominal; NO.
or June, IS SO: July. s. s9S%. LaTd~Prme steam.
cash or June, $ So; July, Sc o.. Butter-Decin-
ing; dairy, lS@l5c Cheese-stesdy at l1@12c.
bbls.; wheat, 9o00 bu.; barley, $500 bu Ship
ments-Flour 800 bbls- wheat, 70 500 bu.; barley,
LOO bu.
changed: tales 5000 bales, including 500 bales for
speculation and export and 6700 bales of Ameri-
can. Wheat-Firm. with fair demand; holders
mand Lard-Prime Western, Sis cd per cwt.
TOLEDO, May l7.-whest-Quiet and lower:
cash, sl@s4c: June, SIC; July, s21sc: August SIC.
elected Reoeipts-whest, 5000 bu. corn, 5000
bu.; oats. 2,0Oo bu. Sbipmeuts-whest 81 900 bu.;
corn. 6,000 bu: oats, 1900 on.
LOUISVILLE. May 17.-Cotton-Steady: mid
ding, SIC. Grain-Quiet. Wheat-No. red,
sec. COrn-No. mixed Ssc; new mixed. SIC. Oats
No. mixed: 321zc Professionalism at
changed quotations.
Oils.
WILMINGTON, May l7.-Turpentine Firm
at 2ec bid.
CLEVELAND, May II. Petroleum IN
changed; standard white, no, re.
TITUSVILLE- May 17.-NstionsI transit certif-
Gates opened al &c: highest price, 725sc; low
est, 11sc; closed at az sc.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 17.-National transit GER
tfcates opened ct 7l1sc closed al nc; highest
price, 72I4c: lowest sc. clearaDces 756 600 bbls
NEW YORK, May l7.-Petroleum was very dull.
IL opened strong ct &c rose to 72c, slowly Welded
TO dc and closed at NE. Sales 1881 GOO bbls
PITTSBURG, May 17-Petroleum-Dul ana
heavy. National transit certificates opened at
y &c; closed at &c; highest price, 7214c lowest
NE.
OIL CITY, May 17.-National transit certificates
opened at &c: highest price, 75sc; lowest n &c;
closed at 1I4c; sales, $4,000 pbls; clearances,
leS4, COO bbls charters. IA, 2S5 bbls shipments
S0,s17 bbls. runs, - bbls.
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Fiour, Grain and Hay,

fIoars Grain and Hay.
Flour-Pstents, "a 6o94 IS; extra fancy, 81 1o9
Is: fancy, % s594 90; choice % 50@s 65 family,
50 1oeS IS; treble extra, 81 7592 90; double extra,
s. so@2 20; extra, 81 to02 s5; supernne, 81 159
Is; fine, q 90.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS.

Receipts-Hogs, 5000 head.
Oar Lots-Wheat, IS; corn, 1873; oats, 2lS.
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COM M ERCIAL.

The demand for staple groceries is without i'm.
pOrtant change There is a moderate demand for
goods, but no run on any particular line. Sugars
show more strength than last week Coffees firm
and quiet. Fish very dull, weak and declining.
Provisions stronger especially hams, bacon and
dried beef. General produce active and generally
declining to a summer basis. Poultry weak and
lower prices may be expected.
GRAIN.
Wheat-All grades rule steady with fair demand
for choice milling stock. Receipts very light.
Futures dull. Markets weak and lower, showing
marked decline.
COrn-Prices in local circles are weak and lower.
Light receipts. Futures dull Markets at other
points are quiet, weak and dull.
Oats Quotations in local markets rulejower;
feeling Gull.
The following table shows the amount of grain
In store at this point:
Wheat Corn Oats Rye.
- - - -
Elevator A. AZ, 700 ......
Elevator B-....-........... zoo $500 1000 ......
Capital Elevator ......... 1000 ......... ....
Western Elevator GOO 2OOc ....... ........
Elevator D--.....-........ 100 5000 5000
Total ............... 1850 $500 10000 .-.....
1orresp'g day last year. $4,000 27.6Oo $500 1000
The following table shows the receipts Of grain
at this point for the past twenty-tour hours:
Received
Flour. 1000
Wheat 1880
OoIu, lO,oVO
Oats, 1900
I'VE op.''.''-'.'-.. oOO
harleys