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stoekers and feeders, So 1904 20 cows 60 COOS 40.
Hogs-Reeeipts, ,USS head; snipmenB, ,0l6 head.
Market opened steady. closing weak and shade
lower; good to choice, IS s5@4; common to me-
sheep-Receipts, none shipments, none. Mar
ket steady; good to choice, s. 50@4 IS; common
TO medium, S2@S Is.
BALTIMORE, March 29-Beef Cattle-Trade
only fair and prices unchanged; best beeves,
S@4 IS; ordinary, Sos so; most sales were at
s4@5 1914. Receipts, SS5 head: sales, 7S6 head.
Swine-Fair supply and moderately fair de-
man1: Receipts, 4,519 head; quotations, IS 5o9
sheep-The receipts of sheep and lambs were
1,94O head; quotations, sheep, g. $685. Is.
BUFFALO. March 29-Cattle-Receipts, COS
from last Mondays prices common to fair. $40
GO; good to choice shipping. 81 75@5 Is; extra
steers, So 35@5 6; stock and feeders and
firm at IS 60@4; best veals, S6.
Sheep-Receipts, 440 head Market active, firm
and higher common to fair 81 SOFAS; extra, Sc 25
@6 so. Lambs-Higher; common to fair 81 SOFA
SO; good to choice, Sc 65696 so; extra, S797 SO.
H0gs-Receipts S,0l5 head. Market steady, with
and light Workers, 81 2595 IS: selected Workers.
"a 40@4 As; selected medium weights, "a 5O94 SIS:
coarse mixed heavy ends, So 9o@4 10.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Beeves- Receipts, 1850
was dull and the feeling at the close was rather
unsettled extremes for steers were 81 6096 Is per
cwt.; Tor bulls and dry cows, IS 1904 so; general
sales at 81 S0@5 10 for steers and So 40@3 60 for
sheep-Receipts, 7,270 head, making &C. 900 head
for the week. Market dull for inferior and COM
mon stock; fairly active and firm for prime and
extra: extremes were S5@7 1915 yearlings, s6@7 so;
a deck load of good clipped sheep sold at S. Is;
general sales were at $55 60 for sheep, and Sc 5O
Is for yearlings
Hogs-Receipts, 12,4OO head, making $1,000 for
the week. Market nominally steady for live hogs
at 81 65d4 So cwt.
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY, March %. Cattle-Receipts
672 head: shipments, sos head. Market, active
and CSC higher than last prices OF last week.
Hogs-Receipts, 6,400 nead shipments, 5,400
head. Market slow; Philadelphias, 81 5a9i 90;
Workers, 81 s0@4 40.
sbeep-Receipts. 600 head shipments, $500
head. Market active and 25c higher than last
week.
ST. LOUIS March 29-National Stock Yards:
Csttle-Receipts 300 head: shipments. none. Mar
ket firm for butcher cattle, other grades nominal
native shipping steers, 81 900 80; general butch
ering stock, Si@4 So
Hogs-Reeeipts. l,s00 head: shipments, none.
Market weak aud nominally 5@10c lower; no sales
Sheep Receipts, LOO head; shipments, none.
Market active aud prices ranged from So 25@5 90
CHICAGO, March 29.-The Drovers' Journal re.
ports:
shipping stee:s $50 to l5o0 ibs Si94 GO; stockers
and feeders, 81 50@4 so: cows. bulls and mixed,
s2@3 80; bulk, 81 1908 30; through Texas cattle.
S2@4 50.
Hogs-Receipts. "a, 500 head; shipments, 1000
head. Market slow and 59lOc lower; rough and
mixed, So 85@4 %; packing and shipping, 81 l5@
As; light, S. s0@4 so; skips, sS93 IS.
sheep Receipts, $50 head; shipments 500 head.
Market stronger and higher; natives, S596;
lambs. 81 50@6 %.
The Drovers Journal special cablegram from
Liverpool quotes the cattle market slow and
cattle only fairly large. but demand continues
weak. Best American steers, 12c dressed
KANSAS CITY, March 2s.-The Live Stock Indi-
cattle-Receipts 5s1 head; shipments - head.
Market stronger; shipping grades quiet and
butchers active; choice TO fancy, - 05@5 So fair
10 good, " fQ@5; common To- medium, 1894 ~;
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Murdered by Mexicans.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 2S.-A letter re-
ceiyed yesterday by Captain w. Dawson, an
American of large interests in Mexico, an
nounces the third murder of Americans in
six months near Jimulco, State of Durango
Mexico. The victim in this case is Mr.. Louis
Feltner, who had leased the Azul Mines of
which Captain Dawson is owner. Mr.. Felt
ner was man of great experience in Next
can affairs. having passed the last six years
in that country. On the day of his death he
left Jimulco for his mines unattended, but
well mounted and armed. 1t was some
hours after his departure that news of his
death was received at the point of starting.
Some wagoners coming down the Santa
Clara Canyon saw his horse grazing on the
side of the road, and little further on
the dead body of Feltner himself lying
on his face and riddled with bullets. He
had undoubtedly been shot from behind,
while jogging along the road. The pockets
had been torn from his saddle and his per-
son despoiled. 1t was the work Of bandits,
who infest that region, actuated partly by
motives of plumber, partly by hatred for rich
or poor Americans. Mr.. FELTON, was man
OF means and business probably promi-
nent exponent of that grade of American
ism, which has done Sc much of late years
TO develop Northern Mexico, and which has
generally met with cold welcome from the
general population. He was for number
of years a man of mark in the business Cir
Giles of Chicago. "He," says the letter, sis
months. On the 18th of last January Will
lam Barry, master mechanic of the Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway, and
Rocky Matthews, both good men, went
under in the same canyon, and from bullets
doubtless of the same bandits"
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LOVED THE SAME WOMAN.
Murder and suicide at Buda
Pesth.

BUDA PEsTH March 2S.-Ladislas Radetsky
and Josef CserDyeczky were friends. Radet-
sky was apprenticed to a hair dresser in An
Grassy strasse. Csernyeczsky worked close
by at a joiners. They shared a bedroom,
spent their holidays together and never had
a quarrel till lately, when they made the ac-
quaintance of a fascinating shop girl, with
whom both fell desperately in love. One
day last week Radetsky got day of. Con-
trary to his custom, he spent his holiday
alone. This aroused his rivals suspicious
and he jumped to the conclusion that Lads
las had stolen a march on him. He swore
TO be avenged. and having pawned his over
coat, be bought revolver, which he care
fully concealed. Some days after Csernyec-
zky walked into the hair dres5er's
establishment, took seat and
began to chat with Radetsky AT noon the
neigh bors heard shots fred rushed into the
shop and found the rivals on the floor, both
apparently dead. The bodies were taken to
the morgue in the Rochusspital to await the
post mortem. The same evening as the
watehman on duty at the morgue was doing
in the death chamber, he heard a noise.
Looking around he was struck dumb with
horror at seeing the body of Radetsky move
and sit up, while blood began to trickle
from his wound. He at last found strength
to call for help and the resuscitated victim
was removed to ward. Before the doctor
arrived, however, his Pickering life went out
and Radetsky was taken back to the morgue,
really dead.
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COM NJ Err CIAL.

The dry goods market yesterday was animated,
some lines showing advance in prices. The
principal trade, however, was of a mail-order
character. Sugars and eohees are stronger. Other
staple groceries are unchanged. Lemons and pea
nuts are firm at the late advance. Eggs, owing to
large offerings are weak aud lower. Butter and
poulhy are steady. The seed market without
special feature. Steel nails are scarce, but with
out auOtable change. Hides, leather, tallow and
grease about as usual.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Sh0ws no improvement; still continues
dull and heavy. with only nominal receipts
Futures dun and lifeless Markets at other points
are all dull and lower.
Corn-Locai markets are all steady. with shade
frmer quotations for all spot offerings. Receipts
are slightly better. Sellers are moi very numerous
Futures dun and liieless. Markets elsewhere are
weak and lower, ranging from 1f@ssc.
OatS-Easier and slightly duh. Receipts small.
The following table shows the amount of grain
In store at this point:
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
strikers Begging for Bread.


BRUSSELS, March %. - Dispatches from
Charleroi say that there has been further
rioting in that town, resulting in the killing
of several persons and the wounding of many
others. The rioters at Jumet, upon the APP
proach of the troops sent to disperse them,
placed two hundred women in the front
ranks The troops opened fire and many of
the women were wounded. The strike is
extending to Namur. Additional troops
have been called from Brussels to quell the
disorders.
Later adv1ces from Charleroi report that
the town is calmer, and that there will pro-
baby be no further riotous demonstrations
by the strikers as body. The strikers are
destitute and are compelled to beg for bread.
The men are desperate and threaten Vio-
lence if their wants are not supplied. A
number of men will go to work tomorrow.
They will be armed with revOlvers with
which to defend themselves in case of an
attack by strikers.
A SEVERE BLOW TO Mr.. GLADSTONE.
LONDON March 2s.-The Economist says:
''Mr. Chamberlain's secession from the
Cabinet is the most severe blow Mr. Glad
stone could sustain. If the schism continues
the next election may result in returning
the Tories to power or in compelling the
Liberals to accept Mr.. Chamberlain leader
ship. Either result will be fraught with
momentuous consequences"
THE PRUssIAN DIET.
BERLIN. March 27.-In the Upper House OF
the Prussian Diet to- night, Prince Schonaich-
Carolatb, in moving that Bishop Kopps'
amendment to the Ecclesiastical bill be re-
feTred to a committee, said his party, while
DESTROYS of meeting the wishes of the Catho-
lies provided that peace between Church
and State be secured thereby, was unable to
disregard the limits prescribed by the inter-
ests and dignity of the State. The motion
was adopted unanimously.
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Eastern Exchanges.

MEMPHIS, March 29.-New York exchange SELL
ing at &c premium.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-Bsnk clesrings, 81 ,Ss0,-
527; balances, s274, 646.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Exchanges, s125, 911,-
475; balances, "a, 392, pa.
PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-Bank clearings,
S7;054, 065; balances, ss93, 459.
CINCINNATI, March 29.-Eastern exchange easy
at 10 discount buying, par selling.
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Bank clearings, s2,7S2-
642; balances, S551 ,091; exchange on New York
firm at par.
BOSTON, March 29.-Clearing House state
ment: Exchanges, sl3 474.54S; balances, 81 ,9O5,-
AZ; money 4@413 per cent; exchange on New
YORK, l7@2Oc premium.
CHICAGO. March 29.-TO-day's associated bank
bank clearings were 81, 9O9 coo. New York ex-
change quoted slo at 75c discount per ST.
OOO Money rates continue at sac per cent. on de-
mand, and 6@7 per cent. on time favors, The
general market is quiet with small business done.
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The Provision Market.

Below are the present jobbing prices:
Smoked meats, canyassed or plain (plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers)-S. G. Hams,
reliable brand, Is lbs. average, 9zc; do. 17z lbs
Sverage s1ze; do 20 lbs. average &c; 20 lbs and
over, 94c do light average, 10 lbs 105zc; do. 121
lbs. average, l014c Morgan & Grey's brand" Is
lbs. average, &c; do III lbs. average and over
&c: cottage hams, reliable brand" &c; pin
mic hams Porter brand."-c: California hams,
reliable brand" &c: English breakfast bacon,
clear, reliable brand" SIC; do. clear, Porter
brand )" &c; English shoulders, reliable
brand " II lbs. average, J5zc; English shoulders,
II lbs. average, 51zc. Dried beef, "Porter brand"
l0c. Bacon-Clear sides, heavy, average SO tn 60
lbs, &C; do. medium; average IS to 40 lbs, 714c
do heavy, average 50 lbs, &C; do backs, medium
weight, &c; do bellies, &c; do. French fitch, ay-
erage lbs, &C: belly pieces, average lbs. C.
D. s. and Picked Meats English cured, clear
sides or backs, unsmoked, &c; bean pork, clear,
per Dbl, 200 lbs SO so; pork. clear, per bbl 200
ibs $40 so: family pork, clear per bbl.. 200 lbs
80 so; ham pork, per bbl., 200 lbs, $40 50. Also
n bbls. containing 100 lbs, at half price OF the
barrels, with SOC added TO cover additional cost OF
Lard~Pure winter kettle. rendered in tierces
TIC; current chilled do, &C; in half barrels or
6olb tubs, nc; 4s-lb tin tubs, SIC; 2olb pails
Pigs Tongues n bbl., 100 lbs, Sc 90.
Bologne-In cloth. 51<e: In skin, &c,
Smoked saussge-In link, 70.
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The Sam Jones Chicago revival will be re-
moved to the Exposition Building. Accord
ing to the New York Tribune, 1.-THE soul of
Blaine" went careering and charging
through that building summer before last
II said soul will now do so again it may
stand good chance to be saved.
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Catarrh and Bronchitis Cured.

A clergyman, after years OF suffering from
that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at last found a
prescription which completely cured and
this dreadful disease sending selt-addressed
stamped envelope to DR.. ]. Flynn & Co., III
East 18th St., New York, will receive the
receipt free of charge.
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barrels. Butter = Quiet; northwestern extra
creamery, A@6: good 10 prime creamery 25@
80; choice dairy roll, 15@1sc Linseed Oil-Steady
and firm at 4@42c. Sugar-Steady; hard re-
hned, 6E@Tzc; New orleans, 5@5Szc. Hogs
Firm: common and light, s. SOFA IS; packing
and butchers, 81 1904 CO.: receipts, LIS head;
shipments IVA head. Eggs-Slow at l01z@1O1zc.
Cheese-Quiet; prime TO choice cured Ohio fac
tory. 9@l0e.
MILWAUKEE March 2e.-Flour-Quiet Wheat
Steady; cash, &c; May, sI1sc; june, s27sc. Corn
Rye-Easier; No. /. &C. Barley-Steady; No. 2
SIC. Provisions-Lower. Mess Pork-Cash or
March, SO so; May, SO 60. Lard-Cash or March,
S IS; May &C. Butter-Ffrm; dairy, ISa22c.
Cheese-Firm at 1011z@ll1zc. Eggs-Quiet at lO1z@
lie. Receipts-Flonr. 16 332 bbls.; wheat % $50
bu;; barley: sap bu. shipments-Flour, A,172
bbls wheat none; barley, 4,025 bu.
LOUISVILLE, March 29.-Cotton Dull; mid
ding, S5s@S54c. Grain-Steady. Wheat-No. 2
SIC; white, 3sc. 0ats-New No. mixed, S2Hc
Provisions-Quiet and lower. Bacon-Clear rib
sids, S. 50; clear sides, Sc shoulders, 81 So Bulk
Meats-Olear rib sides. IS 40; clear sides, S. 65;
shoulders, 81. Mess Pork-sl0 rs. Sugar-cured
Hams-s9 50@10. Lard-Choiee leaf, s. 75@S.
TOLEDO, March 2e.-wheat-Steady; cash, sea
s9xc; March, S9c May, S914c; June. s91sc; July,
ss14c bid; August $3.50 Corn-Steady; caAh,
3S15c; May, 391zc. Oats-Nominal. Cloverseed-
Firm; cash and March, Sc TO- April Sc 10 asked.
Receipts-Wbeat, 600 bu: corn, 1000 bu.; oats,
Loo blu. shipments-wheat 1000 bu.; corn.
KANSAS CITY, March 29.-wheat - Lower;
cash, CSC bid; April, 675c bid 677sc asked: May,
7011e; Jnne, 7S12e. Corn-weaker; cash, 2sc asked
April 2s5sc asked: May, 291zc; June, PC bid soc
asked. osts-April, 2siilc bid, 2s5sc asked.
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LONDON, March 29.-The Mark Lane Express
says in its review OF the British grain trade during
the past week: mild spring weather has pre-
vailed and fall sown wheat has healthy appear
ance. The trade in wheat is somewhat weaker.
The sales of English wheat during the weak were
5000 quarters at Sos 3D. against 062 quarters at
32s I'd during the corresponding period last year.
There is dragging sale for flour. Only hand to
mouth business is done in foreign wheat shippers
are unchanged. American mixed corn is cheaper.
Oats beans and peas are in buyers favor. Twelve
cargoes of wheat arrived; five cargoes were sold,
six were withdrawn and six remained, including
two of Californian. Trade forward has been Of
small volume. The market to day was very slow.
English wheats have downward tendency. Flour
was steady
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Foreign Money and Stocks.

LONDON, March 20. 5p. m.-Consuls 100 sic
for both money and the account. Railway Bonds
Atlanta and Great Western firsts 4l14 do sec
onds, ll$4; Canadian Pacific, 6S Erie, 265z; do.
seconds, 81; Illinois Central 143: Mexican ordin-
airy, 2S; st. paul common. 9254 New York Gen.
tral. 1867; Pennsylvania, 5514; Reading, 1874
PARIS, March 29.-Three per cent. rentes, s0f
35c for the account.
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The Produce Market.

Eggs-Paying &C per doz., for fresh.
Butter-Creamery fancy. 24925c: choice, 1S9
20c; dairy, selected, 15@16c country, fancy, l3c;
fresh and sweet loo; low grades, 394c per ID.
Poultry-Hens, SC per ID; ROSTERS, &c; hen
wellfeathered, per doz., s. co. ducks per h., 71zc
Feathers-Prime geese, 40c; mixed and duck, 20
825c.
Rags-1A@1%c.
WOol-Bright Indiana medium unwashed, 20
@2lc: for heavy merino and verv coarse, 199
1c; tub-wsshed, 2s932c; bury TRASHY and cotted,
15c.
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The much-talked of disease germ can not
possibly exist where the purifying and re-
generating influences OF Nichols Bark and
from have once held sway. II this never
failing remedy is constantly used. disease
will be banished from the household and
health reign triumphant,
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When Baby was ssek, we gave her CASTORIA
When she was a Child. she cried for CASTORIA
When she became Miss, she chung to CASTORIA
When she had Children, she gave them CAST'A
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WhiakN-

ST. LOUIS. March 29.-whisky-Firm at 81 10.
CINCINNATI, March 29.-Whisky- Steady at
81 10.
CHICAGO, March 29--whisky-Steady at 81 IA.
NEW ORLEANS, March %. Whisky-Un-
changed
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Don't neglect a cough and let it remain TO
irritate your lungs when safe and speedy
remedy can be had for 80 cents If DIR. Bige-
lows Positive Cure.
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Dry Goods.
NEW YORK Marc

NEW YORK. March 29-Dry Goods-There has
been little better feeling in some circles, with
more business doing, but the market as a whole
has been more quite than otherwise.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis.

UNION SToCK-YARDs, March 29.
CATTLE - Receipts, none; shipments, none.
Hardly enough here to establish a market. Quail
ity generally common. and dull sale on that class,
while good grades were steady
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Bran-Dull and nominal.
Hay-Dull and quiet; Choice Timothy, sll 90
bid; No. Timothy, $40 IS bid No. Timothy,
SO 90 bid, without sellers.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Reported by w. B. Overman 4 Co., Grain and Pro-
vision Brokers, II and IA Chamber of Com
merce.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given TO the stockholders Of the
Brookville Gravel Road Company that an election
will be held at the toll house said road, 5atur-
day the Sd of April, 1885, at p. m. on said day.
for the purpose Of electing three directors for The
ensuing year.
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OILS.

WILMINGTON, March 2e.-Turpentine-Quieta at
3614c.
ANTWERP, March 2s-Petroleum-l43H paid,
and 1917 sellers. :
CLEVELAND, March %. - Petroleum-Steady
standard white, ITO, nc.
BRADFORD. Pa, March 29.-National transit GER
tcates opened at 741zc and closed at 735kc; high
est price, 75c; lowest, 1870; runs, 1882 600 bbls
PITTSBURG. March 29.-Petroleum-Fairly &C.
tive and irregular; National transit certificates
751sc; lowest, 1870.
TTTUSYILLE, Pa, March 29.-NationsI transit
certificates opened at 1870; highest price, SIC;
lowest, 731sc, closing at 1885, shipments, 81 1S2
bbls; charters, SO, 999 bbls.
NEW YORK, March Opened
strong at 747sc, advanced to 651sc,. declined to
fractions above 74c, until the close, when it
weakened and closed at 1870. Sales, $685., 600
bbls.
Gates opened at 744c; highest price, 74c; lowest,
1870; closed at 7Sc; sales, S, 900 bbs.; clear
ances, AS 600 bbls. charters, 80 999 bbls shin
ments, 81, 49, bbls.
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Receipts-Hogs. 24.O00 head.
Car Lots-Wheat, 81: corn, 143; oats, 6S.
ENGLISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW
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ST | ONE DOLLAR | s.

As heretofore, an uncompromising enemy
of Monopolies in whatever form appearing,
and especially to the spirit of subsidy, as
embodied in the PRESENT THIEVING
TARIFF.
Indiana Democrats, Il may be fsirly said that
you even yet fresh from the field OF q 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 to shoulder, a.
brothers, in the conflicts of the past and we now
ask your hand in generous support. With its ens
larged patronage the SENTINEL win be better en-.
sbied than ever TO give an
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Cotton,

MEMPHIS, March 2e.-Cotton- Steady; mid
1882 bales stock, los s5 bales; sales, ESQ bales,
ST. LOUIS, March 29.-Cotton-Receipts, 216
bales; shipments. l19 bales; sales, $40 bales:
stock, A,SOS bales. Market unchanged mid
ding, ll-16c.
NEW ORLEANS. March 29.-Cotton - Quiet;
middling, S5Sc low do, sc; good ordinary, re;
neureceipts 1866 bales gross 1885 bales; exports
TO the continent, 4,579 bales sales, 1000 bales;
stock, 316, S2S bales.
NEW YORK, March 2e.-Cotton-C. L. Greene d
Co.'s cotton report on futures says: 1t was an ex-
tremely dull market and barren of important
features. The bulls bid prices up at the opening,
but secured no support, and under an absence of
demand, rates generally settled OFF. closing frac-
ton below Saturday with only room trading fix
rates. Foreign advices were generally unfavora-
bic and receipts proved unexpectedly large.
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Flour, Grain and Hay.
F1our-Patents, "a ss95 90; extra fancy, "a SOC
IS; fancy, 81 1904 IS; choice 50 1898 IS; family,
% 1893 40; treble extra, % 009s Is; double extra,
q 1892 90; extra, 81 50t92 e5; superfne, "a SOC
2 l5; fine q 1922 Is.
Wheat-We quote: Bid. Asked.
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Unsurpassed News and Family Paper.

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tons will be duly chronicled, well as the cur
rent events of the day.
Its Commercial Reviews and Market Reports
will be reliable and complete.
Its Agricultural and Home Departments are In
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Pithy editorials, select literary brevities ana
entertaining miscellaney are assured features.
1t shall be fully equal in general information OF
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