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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1886-01-27
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nor SALE-A model Southwest Georgia farm oil
II 1900 acres, rich land well improved, with
stock OF horses, mules, cattle and implements
near the land of flowers, at big sacrlhce
The owner OF this unrivalled plantation tthc
finest in the Southern States), being now ~ years
OF age. wishing TO retire from the management OF
so large an interest and spend the remainder OF
his days with his children ldaughters) who alt
have married and LETT him, oifer. TINS farm iOl,
sale at only s. per acre.
The main residence, of 10 rooms, with every con-
yenience imaginable is located 200 yards ir0m the
main road with gravel avenue 100 Yards wide
hedges aud stately walnuts intersp2Tsed with jess-
mines, roses and grand magn0lias, making the
scenery in itself grand to behold.
over 50 tenament houses on the tarIn, nov occu-
pied by over 100 tenants; also, another excellent
dwelling for owner or joint owner.
Farm located in the best section OF Georgia, on
main road leading from MOntezuma. IN Macofr
County, TO Drayton, about = miles nom Monte
yuma; is located on Flint river, With frontage o.
about niles and is navigable tor 80 miles below
this place. 30 mules and horses; 30 head Of cattle
large lot hogs wagons, tools. ana everything
necessary To run the farm viii be thrown In "a
purchaser.
Place and improvements richly worth 10000.
but will be offered for next 90 days a. 5000, Nov
is your time TO secure you good choice bone for
yourself located in the land OF flowers and sun
shine. where you can work out the entire year.
vcur stock Craze out all winter; where society l.
thing that can make a man happy AMI 0sperons.
This place has been placed in my hands Tor ABB
solute sale. Terms very reasonable. long time
can be given on part Of the purchase Title un-
ton. Place can be sudivided into several farms
and win suit any colony wishing 20 e.nigrasf1
South. No middle man need apply. ADDRESS q
w eAEL. Real Esete Brolcr.
Room 80 u Gate City hsnF.
ktlExf<. 80
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REVOLVING STORY.
A Husband Lives on the Proceeds of His
wifess Dishonor.

CLEVELAND, Jan. ia revolving story OF
the price set by husband on his wifes
honor, and his blaclSmailing attempts to
earn money from her after she had fallen,
was revealed in the Police Court yesterday
morning, in connection With the trial of
Minnie Mctabe, who was arrested early Sun
day morning, being found on the street in
company with young man. The officer
gave her the alternative Of being locked up
or going bone with her husband, who was
present. Mrs. McCahe chose to go u the Po-
lice Station. When the case was called
Judge Hutchins postponed IL until McCabe
could be brought IN. When the man
stepped upon the stand he was at
once accused of having sold his wife's virtue
for 500 10 an old man seventy years Of
age living i'm Euclid. Further. the Court
taxed him with having entered into writ
ten contract 10 permit the man 10 live with
Mrs. McCabe. A complete denial was made
by McCabe, but on close Interrogation he
admitted that the man had paid 500. Mrs.
McCabe, tall and well developed woman
told story of her husbands effort at black
mail and of the yicissitudes OF their lie
They were married some six years ago. In
the past year they went TO Euclid in answer
10 an advertisement for man and wife
After we got there said Mrs. McCabe,
Owen came 10 me and said: This old man
has lots of money, and We can get II If You
do as tell yOn." lie then told me that he
would pretend to come bacl. for his glove
some morning. and after he had gone
must call the old man into
nv room 10 be discovered
when he came back He got 1900 by this
piece of brutality, and then farmed me out
to the old man for 2 regular stipend.
Judge" said the woman. y NJ tired of this
life, and want to quit He put me in a
saloon here in Cleveland, and I'm nearly
broken down. The other day he sold my
horse and buggy, and has the money in his
pockets BOW"
The Judge discharged the woman and she
demanded the keys OF her house from Nc
Cabe. The latter gaze them up. and then,
stretching out his hands to her, said: MY
God, Minnie. YOU know | didn't do this.
sob. don't Minnie me-" said the woman,
with contemptuous sniff, as she paused at
the door, Ppm sick OF il. You can make
money out of some other woman hereafter
The irate wife vanished, and the exposed
husband slowly followed.
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steers, $50 10 100 MS, So so@s 90 stockers and
feeders, 81 50ee4 90: COWS, bulls snd mixed, e. 20
Hogs-ReceipTs, p. 600 head; shipments 5000
head Market opened steady and closed sc lower
rough and mixed, s. 60@4; packing and shipping,
81 "a s.; light. s. S594 10: skips, g eOaS 80.
Sbeep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments. 1000
head. Market slow; common 25c lower; natives.
g SOS 50; Western, & 25@3 55; Texans. s29s IS;
The DroveTs' Journal special Liverpool cable
gram reported the cattle market weak but steady
ST. LOUIS Jan. 25-NatiOnsl Stock Yards: Cat
tle-Eeceipts, LOO head; shipments, 800 head.
Market fairly active and Toe lower; good 20 choice
shipping, - SOG5 70; common to medium, IS 10
d4 80; butchers steers, s. 35@4 80: cows and
heifers, s. 25a3 80: stockers and feeders SS94.
Hngs-Reeeipts, 5000 head: shipments, none.
butchers and best heavy. 81 25Oa4 s5 mixed pack
ing S. 65td4 10: light. s. 65d3 90
Shecp-Receipts, SO head; shipments none.
Market fairly active and shade lower at s. Jola
40.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 25.-The Live Stock Indica-
Cattle-Receipts, 546 head; shipments, none.
Market slow and Toe lower; exporters, 81 SOS 90;
good to choice shipping, 81 5oGi so; common 10
medium si94 40; stockers and feeders, s. coos Is;
COWS, f2td3 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 3922 head; shipments, CAS- head
Market weak and 591Oc lower; good TO choice
So eead4 GO; common TO medium, S. 50@S s..
sheep-Receipts 356 head; shipments. none.
mon to medium, g. 25@2 So
BALTIMORE. Jan. %. = Beef Cattle-Market
slow and prices 121z@25c lower: best beeves
81 75C95 %; first quality, 81 34@3 80; medium
90 rs; ordinary S263 p; most OF the sales were
from 81 % 10 50 30. Receipts, 1894 head; sales
1923 head.
Swine-Fair supply with generally slow de
mani. Receipts. 4,954 head; quotations. S5a5 80
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1916 head: sheep
g 5094 20: lambs, si95 so.
EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 25.-Cattle-Receipts, 3,6ls
head: shipments, 37l7 heat. Market slow a.
| about last weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts, 400 head; shipments, {, sO(
| head Market fair on heavy and slow on light
| Philadelphiss, 81 25,d4 40: Workers, S4Cd4 10.
Sbeep-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments 4,00t
| head Market duh and DC Off from last week,
| prices.
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Cotton.

MEMPHIS, Jan. 2l.--COtton--QuieL middling
SIC; receipts, 1890 bales; shipments 3405 bales
stock, 1911 bales; sales. 90. bales.
GALVESTON, Jan. 25.-COtton-Dull and easy;
net and gross receipts 2s9; bales: exports coast
wise 9,a09 bales; sales. 167 bales; stock, 6.,5i9
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 35.-Cotton-EaSy; net
receipts, 003 bales gross receipts, 1925 bales:
exports 10 Great Britain. 500 bales; exports to
France 3,j79 bales; sales, 1000 bales stock, S 80
bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. .5-Cottou-The Post in its
cotton review says: Future deliveries first ad-
vaDced TO $1,000, but lost most OF the gain, and
sold at the third call: February, 9.lOc; May,
g42c: June, g.j2c: August 9.7Oc: september, gJ0c.
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OILS.

ANTW EtP, Jan. 2'.-Petroienm-lst4f paid and
lS;af sellers.
TITUSVILLE, Jan. 2,.-Nstionsl transit certih-
Gates opened at 0tac: closed at ZIG; highest
price, 9lssc; lowest, 81 e.
BRADFORD, Pa, Jan. 3.-NatiOnal transit GER
tfcates opened at S.i1@c snd closed al 9l5 &c:
highest price, sl}Sc; Lowest, s9lac; clearsnces ,
10000 bbs.
PlTTSBURG. Jan. o. Petroleum-Active firm
and higher; National transit certificates opened
lowest, ss5sc.
OIL CITY, Jan. 25.-NatiODsl transit certificates
opened at 90 and closed st 81 ~: highest price,
9l3sc; lowest, St4c sales, 2s-0.000 bbls; clear
snces, ZOO bbls.: runs, org bbls shipments,
y, ISS 6bls.; charters, $50 Dbls.
NEW YORK, Jan. %. Petroieum-Ac.ive
aud strong: opened a. soc, declined 10 SS3sc. and
in the afternoon advanced, with only slight re-
action TO NC, closing at 9T]s,: bid There was
no news to Warrant the advance; sales $4,000
bbls.
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s12zc. oats-DuIl. but trm: No. mixed, cash,
2s1Sc; May, s1szc. Rye-Duil at 5sSS.c BARLEY
Duh 81 6OgsOe- Lesd-Unchanged. Butter-Dun
Eggs-Steady 81 l7e. Bran-Tery dull at t,yc bid.
Cornmeal-Firm al 81 s5a1 20. Wool-Firmer and
fairly active: tub-washed 27a5S5c: ullwsshed liza
25e Texas wool, l0a2lc. Provisions and
easy. Pork-sl0 s5@l1. Isrd-S5 $500 Bulk
meats,Loose lots; long clear, 8 30; short ribs.
Bacon-LoDg clear s. IS; short ribs, s. 81; short
clear S. %. Receipts-Fiour, Zoo bbls: wheat
none baiIeS CO S on Gs O2 S Se e
bbls: wheat 900 bU.; corn, II 900 bu. oats, 1000
bu.: rye. l,cOO bu.: barley, e,QO0 bu.
higher. COrn-steady and q shade higher. Oats
-UnchaDged
CINCINNATI, Jan. a5.-Cottor-Dnll; mid
fancy, 81 4Oa4 20 Wheat-Strong and higher; No.
2red, 93td94c: receipts. 90 bu: Shipments 1000
bn Comm fair dernan and easier; No. 3 mixed,
Rye-Aetiye and firm; No. , 64Iac- Barley
Firm; No. spring, 62c. iork-Firrn az Sll. Lard
In In good demand az 81 loa6 Il. Bulkmeats--
firm; shoulders, s. 62l9, short ribs; So %; short
clear, Sc 50. Butter-Quiet; Northwestern extra
4oS4ic sHgar~Easy hard refined. = .a7c: New W
8 2o94; packing and butchers, Si@4 co. re-
Selpts. 2525 head; shipments, none. Eggs-Dull
cured Ohio factory, 9lS1910s.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 25.-Wheat-Western higher
and firm; No. , winter red, spot, SIG bid; jan
uary, sltsetSSc: February, SSsdSsifc; March, 500
090c; May, 925sd925sc. Corn-Nestern higher,
closing firm; mixed spot, 4sG4s.c: January. ~
"a Sc; February, 36tsBs1jtc; steamer 43s4
Oats-Nery hrm: Western white, $50 ilc; do.
mixed, 35G37c. PrOvisionS-Easy and quiet Mess
pork-sl0 15@l1. Lard-Retined, 7If671Sc. Eggs
-66asy and quiet at lS9l9c; lined, l4@l5e. Coffee
Quiet and firm: Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair.
S4gSs4c. Receipts-Flour, 45l7 bbls.: wheat,
200 bu.; corn, 1l9,600 bu.; OATS 5000 bu; rye.
240o bu. shipments-Flour, 2,G00 bbls corn, 1885,
coo bu.
MILWAUKEE. jan 25-Flour-Quiet Wheat
Strong; cash. SIC; February, slIic: May, sc.
Sorn-Steady; No; =, S!c. Osts-Firm; NO. -,
2, 5l5tc. Provlsi1ns-Steady. Mess Pork-Cash
or February, $40 &c: March, sll. Lard-Prme
steam, cash or February. s. f5 March. So 20 But
ier-ln good demand; dairy, 15d1Sc. Cheese
quiet at 9tal Eggs-Nery duh at 17@l9c Re
ceipts-Flour. 900 bbls.; wheat. $50 bu. Ship
ments-Flour, $3.50 bbis.; wheat, $3.50 bu.; bar
| ley, 9,765 bu.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 25.-Cotton-Quiet; middling
| Ssc. Grain-Firm. Wheat-No. > lOngberry 95c:
| No. red. 9le. Corn-Eew mixed, Sc; white
s91sc. Oats-New No. mixed. 31a1so1Sc. Provi-
sions-Actiye. Baeon-Clear rib sides, Sc; clear
sides, ST S7112@6 so; shoulders s. 50. Bulkmeats-
Clear rib sides, s. 80; clear Sides 6 SIX Shout
ders, 81. Mess POrk-S11. Hams-Sugar-cured, 81 90
9l0. Lsrd-Choice leaf, s. 75@S.
TOLEDO, Jan. 25-Wheat-Closed strong: cash,
January or February. q &c: Nav, 9l5sl95c. Corn
Firm: cash, 3?c: May, NE bid. Oats-Strong:
cash sic; May, 3+I4c. CiOverseed--Firm; cash.
s. 90: January or February, 6 20 bid; March. ii
asked. HOgs-DresScd, 81 -. Receipts-Wheat.
5000 bn; corn, 1000 bu. Shipments Wheat
1900 bu-; corn 1900 bu.; oats, loo bu.
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Eastern Exchanges.

NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Exchanges. sl6l III ,S;s5;
balances, SsSS0,da'9
BALTIMORE, Jan. Bank clearings, Lob
or; balances. S11S.:10
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25.-Bank clearings
S7Gai,9 ii; balances. Il .lO9,7 -.
ST LOUIS, Jan. Bank clearingS. S2,j74, O66;
balances, S5:1,, 99,: exchange on NewIOrk &c pre-
niuIn.
BOSTON. Jan. 25-Exchanges, sl4,26O. 80; bal
anceS, S1.Ss7.49i: money. ~ per cent; exchanges
Oh New YORK, l2Gl7e premium.
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Receipts-Hogs, p 200 head.
Car Lots--Wheat, IS; corn, is; oats, 70.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW.


LoNDoS, Jan. 25.-The Mark Lane Express, in
its review of the British grain trade during the
past week, says: Young wheat thus far has stood
the winter we'll The sales OF English wheat dur
ing the week were g. l9l quarters at Dos 3D. against
1916 quarters at 34s I'D for the corresponding
period lastye Fine barleys not so dear. Bus
mess in foreign wheats show no new feature.
American -four is 6dt91S cheaper. There is short
supply of corn. Prices are steady. One cargo of
wheat arrived, one cargo was sold and one
Withdrawn; none remained. Several carg0eS OF
California are due. Quotations against buyers.
To-day wheat WAS steady. Flour was steady Corn
was firm. Prices of mixed American were rather
against buyers. Barleys were quoted but steady.
Oats were dull and Sd cheaper.
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snow slides.

PORTLAND, Ore. Jan. 2j.-The snow slides
on the Oregon Railway and Navigation Line
between the Dalles and Nultnomah Falls are
much heavier than at first supposed As
earth, trees and rocks are brought down
with the snow the plows can not buck
through it and IL must be removed with
picks and -shevels. It's reasonably certain
that the track viii not be eIesred for three
days.
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Wew York Financial Market
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Money-On cal easy a.
11x32 Per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-i95 per cent
Sterling Exchange Quiet bat firm st ~ for
sixty days and $50 for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 47S 1879
shares, including the following: Delaware. Lack
swsnna aud Western, 9l,s95; Erie, 1880, Kansas
and Texas, 1865; Lake Shore. 4l.55O; Louisville
AMI Nashville. ls30l; Northwestern. 81, 40; New
York Central 120G0l; Pacific Mall 1905; ST. Paul,
1909: Union Pacific, SO.as5; Western Union, as
9i5: Northern Pacific preferred, 26,60J; Oregon
and Transcontinental, llO,052
Government bonds were active and steady to-
day.
state bonds were very duh and steady.
Railroad bonds continue dull; sales amounting
20 only 81 So. 900 of which the East Tennessee
issue contributed $4,000. In sympathy with
stocks. prices were weak in the forenoon and
strong after midday resulting in irregular changes
compared with previous quotations. Nickel
Plate first certificates were shade lower az S5ls.
IL is announced that the papers in foreclosure
proceedings were served on the Lake shore OH
GERS here and sent to the West last week for i'm
mediate action.
stocks opened weak and very irregular. First
prices showed losses ranging from ! 10 :, except
Louisville and Nashville, which was = higher.
The sales during the flrs- half hOur amounted 10
lS,SlI shares the dealings being accompanied by
larity among the active stocks. Early in
the tiay there an impression that the sudden
death OF Mr.. ID. J.. Morgan would necessarily
result in throwing large amount OF stock on the
market. Later statements were 20 the effect that
provisions had been made for the carrying OF such
stocks as he had NJ his death. This led to firmer
tone Tire strength was further aided by reports
of earnings by the granger roads for the third
week Oi January. which Unexpectedly showed
slight gains where heavy losses had been antici-
pated. A determined buying movement led 70
decided advance in most of the active list. The
no was
more irregular than IL has been for some time
past. and later in the afternoon the market be-
came heavy, losing fractions during the last hour
the market clOsing'dull and heavy. Quotations
n rule fracrionally lower than Saturdays
closing. There are, however. a number of excep-
tons including IacKawanna which shows gain
OF /. Delaware and Hudson, l.. and n, rs, and 81.
Paul. =. There persistent selling in Western
Union all all day, under which the stock yielded
from 7Oi4 - 6S'S. closing with net loss of "a.
Canadian Pacific to-day sold eX-dividend OF ~
per cent
Tho market closed with the following priceS hid .
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Foreign Money and stocks.

LONDON, Jan. =, , o. m.-COnsols, 997 sfor both
money and the account. Railway Bonds At
lantic ard Great Western frsts, 81. >; Canadian
Paclnc, 6fts; Erie, Ais DO. SECONDS, Us; Next
can ordinary, 225s; u. Paul common, 93if; New
York Central, 1861; Pennsylvania, 81: Reading,
TO-. Tho amount OF bullion gone into the Bank
Of England on balance to-day Is el65OO0.
PARIS. Jan. Three per cent rentes, slf lOc
for the account.
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R-li.ious services i'm Public schools.

l'IIIsBUEe Jan. 25.-The question OF re-
Egious services in the public schools is caus-
ing trouble at CHARTERS Borough. and may
result in legal proceeding. Recently Pro-
fessOr McIlwain, the Principal of the Char
tiers school, suspended eight pupils. whose
parents were Catholics for refusing to at
tend devotional exercises. The school Board
sustained the action OF the principal at a
meeting last week, and now the parents OF
the children threaten 10 test the matter in
lnrrf
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ST | ONE DOLLAR | ST.

As heretofore an uncompromising enemy
of Monopolies in whatever form appearing.
and especially TO the spirit of subsidy, &C
embodied in the PRESENT THIEVING
TARIFF.
Indiana Democrats, II may be fairly sad that
you are even yet fresh from the field of gloriouf.
victory in your State, q victory which sided ma
terially in transferring the National Government
once more into Democratic hands. In al these
years the Sentiners arm has been barred in the
fight. We have stood shoulder 20 shoulder, 80
brothers, in the conflicts OF the past end we now
ask your hand in generous support With It's en-
larged patronage the SESrISKL viii be better en-.
abled than ever to give an
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CLEARANCES.
Tho State eff Trade for the Past Week
With the Percentages of Increase
and Decrease.

FcsTOE, Jan. 25.-The following table, COM
Piled from special dispatches 10 the Post
from the managers Of the leading Clearing
houses in the United States, gives the clear
anees for the week ending January 23. 1856.
compared with the corresponding week in
lES5-
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Wien Baby was sick, We gave her CAsTORIA
When she was = Child she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Mics. she ching 10 CAsTORIA
When abe hzdChidren, she gave them CASTA
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. jan. a5-DTv Goods-A very fair
demand has prevailed ia al departments. aud
new business OF good proportions was done, while
the sales from deliveries are very much larger.
The tone of the market improves slowly. The
Prince Arnold indigo blue j. y &.
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i. The carevorn man of business, the pain.
fscked dyspeptic, and the anemic feeble
woman. whose days have become q burden
10 k<r, may enjoy robust and uninterrupted
health BY using NtcbolS BARI and Iron.
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Whisky.

st. LOUIS, Jan. 5.-Whisky-stcady at 81 10.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1-5.-Whisky-Stcady at 81 10.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2..-Whisky-Firm at 81 16.
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Rye-No. nOElnaI.
B-an--Firm; 81 90 bid.
Haydn good demand; enc .oe Timothy, SD 90
bid; No. 1 Timothy, s1l - III, held at 81 IS;
No. Timothy. s1l % bid, held at ST. 50.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reported by W. B. Overman Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers, u and Il Chamber of Com
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis.

UNION STocK-YARps, Jan. -.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50 head; shipments, 30
head. nat few here and mostly butcher grades
Demand very light, as our butchers claim the
dressed meat market is very bad A number Of
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what It Means in Ohio.

hlchmonn DcmOcraL
ohio is an Indian word signifying
beautiful" Hence Ohio politics are beau
tiful politics
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Flour. Gram and Hay.

Flonr-Patents, 81 sos 90; extra fancy. 81 So9
IS; fancy, 81 1904 25; choice s. so@s s.; family,
So 25@s 40 treble extra s. O0@s Is; double extra,
g. 500 90; extra, 81 50a2 65; superane, 81 500
As; fine, Sc 1912 25
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The Produce Market.

EggS-Paying Toe per dOZ., loss on.
Butter-Creamery fancy. 2lG25c; choice, lS1
zoe; dairy. selected l5@ Ice; country. fancy, lie
fresh and sweet SglOc: low grades, Sale per ID.
Poultry-Sprng chickens, &c; hens, &C per b..
roosters. 4c: hen turkeys, 7e: tom turkeys. 7c
old geese and well-feathered. per doz., s. 90;
ducks. per h. &c.
Feathers-Pnme geese, i5c; mixed and duck, 70
d25c.
Rags-IIm1tSc.
WOol-Bright Indiana. medium unwashed. 20
G22c: for heavy merino and very coarse. ia
zoe; tubwashed, 2O950c; bury trashy and cOtted,
12Gl5c.
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The Provision Market.

Below are the present jObbing prices:
smoked meats, canvassed or plain tplain meats
not guaranteed against skippersl-s. c. Hams
reliable brand Is lbs. average, Zoe: do 17la lbs.
average, &c: do. 20 lbs average &c: 10 lbs. and
over, &c do. light average 10 lbs. lie; do. 12ls
lbs. average. l3l C. Morgan X Gray's brand Is
lbs. average, &C; do 17ls Tbs. average aud over
&C; cottage hams, reliable brand" none: pin
mic hams, Porter brand.".-c: California hams,
reliable brand" &c: English breakfast bacon
clear, reliable brand" %. do. clear, Porter
brand" SIC; English shoulders, reliable
brand" 10 lbs. average, &c; DO English shoulders
IL lbs. average, SIC Dried beef, Porter brand -
lie. Bacon-Clear sides. heavy. average 80 TO GO
lbs. &c do. medium, average 80 to 10 lbs. &c
do heavy, average 20 lbs. C; do backs. medium
weight, &c; do. bellies. re do. French fitch av-
erage lbs, &C. do. belly pieces average lbs.
ID. :. and Picked Meats-English cured, clear
sides or backs. unsmoked &c: bean pork. clear,
per bbl, 200 lbs, SO 80; pork. clear per bbl. 100
lbs, $40 So family pork clear. per bbl. 300 lbs.
$40 ~: ham pork per Dbl. 200 lbs. $40 30. Also
u bbls., containing 100 lbs, at half price OF the
barrels with soc added TO additional cost OF
package.
Iard-Pure winter kettle rendered in tierces,
nc; current chilled do ne; in half barrels or
50-lb. tubs re 4slb tin tubs. sc; O-lb. pals,
s1zc; lo-lb. pals, SIC
Bologne-ln cloth. 51zc;. in skin, &C.
Smoked Sausage-In Ink, &c.
Fresh Meats-Pork sausage, I'm 30-lb. pals, &C:
do 20Ib. pals, &C; do link &c; tenderloins 12c;
spare ribs, SC; ham trimmings. 5tzc: chop pieces,
~: shanks &c; shoulder bones. 2)1c; lean back
pieces. suitable for chops: Go; pork backs, So
o. fat closely tiJnmed Oh. &c, ~
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lard oil, 65edS5c; miners oil, 55d65c: lubricating
oil l2g3Sc; straits oil, 55965c; benzine, loo lie
coal OIL Indiana legal test, l0c; 1902 test, TO- %
lie; water white 1909 test, lie.
Timers Supplies-We quote: Best brand char
coal tin e. 10Xl4, 12xl2 and 14x20, 50 D. TX. 10x
A. 1lx20 and 12x2. S. -; roofing, &C. 1iX20 $
20x2S S1l SOAP; block tin, i'm pigs, 26c; in bars
&c. Iron: y iron, $50; p iron, &c; Juniate
galvanized. 20 yer cent discount; refined, 30 and
l0pcr cent: discount. Sheet zinc 6Ac Copper
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