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Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Oct ubDggclige JOrbulO / Gbornin9
mellem Hr9lt % Wenl9beO blioer barre
% barre. 5lere Wtenlsbecslemmer er
M inofalote al Yolltlmelteren til Jor:
pDr eiter alase ira YaitOr Niellen. Site
ueb be Jig lfgloi9e / noget lristlst, men
De antu9er. at De bel maa baue ~forbruot
Iis / ytoset mob Yralten, oa De mig
bar lammen meo bum peo @ramen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Gulbing Spineilagteri fan MI be.
spnoe i'm YrrtlOmbeo. Spsnlnserne
bar foftet 80, 900 &roner, % Snuentariet
10000 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
st YDlitimeiter. furbuD,

VI YUIIIlHItIeT' VUI UPIIte
| Sorbinsbors bauoe ~belluttet at feire
ben 13oe Jtopbr. meb itsrre 5eitlisbeoer
os bluuot Anbet muri6ere / Rrocesiion
til 5reorif ben Spoenoes Winpesmar rife,
ior at lasse en- 8ragos oerpaa. Wten
for bette iatte Yolitimeiteren Ell StOfpsr
oeo at forbDoe lamme.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Woroeren Sean limb, ben r~usiiife
WatrOs, ION omboro ct Jartei orGbte
6 Mennelfe er MI | &isa cgmt til blot
10 Vars 9-stbusitraf paa 9runo al
"formiloenoe Omltenoisbeoer."
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Gn SubilGums: 6ape paa 10000
8roner, inoiamlet Of en- aomite, brastes
aonsen paa bans SSitiosoas. 8onsen
bar Itienfet ben til Snpalioernes 5ono.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Seq fienber mango 1ilfaloe Of Neus
ralsia. iom er bleune belbrebebe peb
Bruaen al Ct. Satobs Ole. = s. M.
Sbap, Ipoibefer, Rutiano, Sas.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Yebsriuenblosif. "sGsteifab er
9otteri. 2otteri er ulOulist, oerfOr abs
lpber ies iimpeliben 2Open Deb at leue
usift.~
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Storartcoe Seputationer ira al

&auter ruuot / 9anoet f,emmpote natur
ltepis meo 9ptonifninser { @nteonins
al &esjerin9s Subil9et, men neppe
sicroe nosen 0%eputatiOn itsrre Snotrpt
eno "oe oanife SaaberbrDbre", 1000
Wtano itart, meo oOer 100 Safer. De
braste aOnsen ceres Sploeit Den Lobe
Noubr. os / Sanobeo par bet ct mutt
Spn at ie De samle arisere, ale meo
Srlnorinss Meoallen bragg sienncm
@loerne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Jorpalter JlaDe fra Jreprifsberss
SpOrusts Iellfab CT blepsn beilaaoet %
leslaot al 3%u9ibnlet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Western Mimi. Seminary.
VI ontepioeo, Winn.

5giitole for Butter oa gjGer-SsT GRrere
-Btaer ida m5blerst Sryeli' irit - Hoft
oau Stoleu ca 81 pc. uge R9it. 5ermin
.begpnoer ben 2oeu Sonuar.
1872 Yait. Nbel Nnoeripn. nprif 1rrer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Gn GRANDDAUGHTER, Der auerterepe eft,

en- Spenb, illittsbe tit aoertis cement meb
islsenbe nota bene: "5or ben, lom
pleier at pRre haarlis om Manonss'
morsenerne, nptter oct life OF melre
iia."
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Gn tbeoloBiif Yroiesior, Der boert
Gdr eraminereoe aancioaterne paa Yres
iteiem,nariet / en- at 2piflanos Timber
iitetsitaber, anpenote fslSenoe 4 8arats
tsrsr peb 8ebsmmelien al ben munbt>
lise Yrsue. SaUbe gIamianoen siort
fine Suser sOot, iasbe ben samle Ssrre:
9eres Brabifen bar siort ct sObt Snos
trpf paa mig. Som graminanoen
minbre sOot fra i'm Brsueprabitsn, tris
tiiereoe ban: De bar palst en- meset
uanltelis Tett. Eli ben treble / eng
tisbeb uotalte ban be trsiterise Orb:
perren pil nUf birlpe Dem en- anoen
Sang. Ss naar ban bemertebe TT ben
ijeroe: Oct a en- imuf Salme, De
ualste, iaa pioite bsnne osiaa, buab
alOtfen bar Iaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
gnmeIote S,osboer | Ianmarf,

tpil,s arsinsu aniasss at rar. amcita1
CT9tsssit al soniai q. ]. SsIsaa AS, 4et AOsnut,
RtIraatesJ. MS, sa oprtssr arD,iasu D,
gansinapt,t asnst. tnsbtfsiia Stsspis. % I au,rits.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
SanIf NliefUmpa9ni.

IIHH IItftDMDuHlll. Oon0eIs7
bniene Ser9en SEMEN, 3bpaer Srpm,
8iDbenbaun. O9 &uoOlpo 8ulfi. 2arbus.
bar bunnet ct Nttieielifab - 8apital l
Wtilion 8roner - Ill 9anoel meo raft,
neret Petroleum.
Selifabet aster of ppfsre Setroleumss
bebploere / ajsbenbaun o9 anoetiteos Os
ON %fornsoent anitaffe esne Stibs til
OOerfSrelle al Petroleum fra Broout,
ttonalanoene.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Gen 15oe Nopbl. er al BENT tire paa
enfelte Steoer i Yrouinoierne ferret iOm
Yeinoeielt for Jreorif ben Sppenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

SlnosiDs Sister. 5urfattersn Sol
ger Dro6nann er MI bleoe.i inolaat
lom BatIeut paa Ct. 6ans ooipitat for
Sinoslpse. SOm 6slse al Operonz
ltreHselIe bar ban / l9nsere 5io liot al
en- ileobruot Selbreb, men BET er isrlt
MI | BET Siofte, Spaoommen bar onta.
get Ell laa ~aloprliS Snratter, ct oct bleu
HDouenoi9t at inolRsse bam pau 6oipis
talef. 99serne bar 6nab ON, at ban
mart after oil tomme ia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

North Star Throat and Lung Balsam er ct
iiffert Dtiooel for poite oa 5oriislelie. ella.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

Y~roieslOr Niabsn er blepen babret
meo a%ommanpDrs aOrlet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

S%loebrnno. SiIfebOrs sprit Jabrii
er ~neobranot. os Nariasen bar ben, at
ct Ssltiler' Npparat iprenstss Der par
al Sruno til at irpste for. at osiaa
0amptlsoelen ffnlte erplobre, mea
Waltinireo 2uno bar iaa behiertet, at
ban 1prans inc | BEN br9ntenbe Spa-
ming cs lit lsftet 9oooet Of S~liferbeos.
Sentilen. 8ranbo9ienet orbeioeoe meo
Soer, os Sloen fit tnsen Nnlebuina til
at raa Saserfielofrea Gieren, CIR
Eeterlen, fiber ct fslsllst Cab.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

WDt! WDt! Ct g, bar q ,. n;'s gss 9ssss;
al importeret Sfriueplptr, os ior at reous
cere Dor 5origHtGa, oil oi iRlqe IL Nrf, at
builfe lite to er ltse. meo ct pent Sens og
tntpotteret Blomiter for % Gents. Sea6
ltrar. Get oil life pare lRnge. 80 Sioer
itor aatalO3 Of muittallte ,IHitrumenter,
Nlbums oju. Seno 5rimTrter.
\. Sead1man & Sou,
HtnnidDDlls, U9iuu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
aperttsie M
Bent life,

istt Saar ,r tort, ipRot os sraat, ',r ru otIu Set Ser
ovmur'iom5,b, fom b,HsOts Tor at { is,sOts, set fnuti
o. irObtst. ssrs iOr, at Der aI,to paa BIZ EsiI,bors
laor en- JIaR, at
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Seno % Seats for i2 uss

g.y zeuo % Seats for ~ nps
kfV inpOrtereoe Stlitiort nleo Rapn
t pan, os ut lidt leuoe gratis et
AIbum meo Bortrrtter al ale III leoeroe
aonger l 8reoeu. Ggeutcr snlies itrar On
80 Stners Satalos og BrSuer 4 Gsuts; nor
BrgUebo9 rs Gents. gte9aute BrRmier oa
flor aommlsiiou qipes. glt mt FOR 1889.
Soutb Winueapolis 6aro So,
WWdeapDils, Ttun.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26

. 6orm.rtIise 9rptrsn btbes ssstp.. tpor % naar b
ere isot. os bsbtt, Srss ,srt % s.r,s SornIotss fuIs,
s>uune, soitestr o. JOrrstnins. os suts ,e,t SIasts
ra5siorbolb til p,etoatr.uS, Nitss., naor BE- Itrtpn
suiiI sm Sisi, gum,lo.lItL Gptssniuser snits ON
1t ouisrtt Iauts ar.tita. q. n. g sIbtra.
Decorah-posten., 1888-12-26
Hair vigor,

oct ,u,ftt rsbOsnSts, gaiss,I for Saar,r Z OiI,tt,i. %
brug oasIis 'uu Iiot bsraf iOr at b,BoI6. ben natarIis,
5arus % t~orebpss, Stals,tbtb.
3bonas WSuueap l SbarOH Grop,. sr.. Prip,r: -Jor
nc9is N'aaneSu hoen ~b,spnoi, NIT Ndar at tolot Of. %
9oo noqle faa llatr bl,p tea nrii,r tatoet. gtl ~iorisgt.
ior''iGaise Gttoisr. men be biatv Sn,si. Gnbttis ris5,,
ca en- dlai's al Myers pair gtsOr", %. Isr lss boBO,
'rast ben %, oor nit 6op,O b,oai',t msb en- traltts
pGarcurt. SEQ ~anbtiuIsr bette prtpara, iOm bet bteitt
RcrbtH til after at ir,mtrius, eaar."
"glit soar par bl,Ust oi5lssst % tsrt". rriUr Mabel
s. 6orop ira Tslauau. Su.. men ,iierat leg barb, bruat
en- SLATE al "aVu's 9air 9isOr". bltp bet isri % sIiuS'
igue.".
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16

buy, no encouragement in foreign afvices. and
free selling early there was lower opening
aud light demand This was followed by
rally to last nights prices for all futures. and
again, before thu close. there WAS weakness and
depression. The range in May was size down
to sic. reaction sligo and decline 20 Size,
closing at 5Isc There was some
stubbornness in the oats trade, and
while the offerings were free early, there were
many orders 10 buy May az Bic The range was
3d. a 314c closing at the outside. Mess pork
was unsettled, and opened weak and II a Zoe
lower. owing to larger receipts of hogs and
lower prices. Offerings were email, and il
CURED little effort the part of buyers to re-
verse the course of values. and later in the day.
when grain became frmer. strong feeling de-
veloped. and prices advanced 10 al 25c, the mar
ket closing firm at outside figures. May opened
a. $l4 OF, sold at $l4.05, advanced to s14171,
and closed at $14 l23. Lard remained slow. and
shade easier at 7.675 a. Z. Zoe for May. Short
ribs, like pork opened weak and lower. and
after declining shade reacted and closed
steady, with all the decline recovered. May
sold at 7.25 al Doe. and closed at Z27ac. The
leading futures ranged as follows:
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ket fairly active and Zoe lower; mixed SIS 151535:
heavy, IS so 05 55i light. S51o053o, skips. $3.50
Sheep and Lambs--Recsipts. $500: shipments,
1000 Market steady nstsyes p q ~; Msst-
NEW YORK, March 15.-Beeves-No market.
There is unsettled feeling here Beef Is compare
lively ar and a sgheT selling as y per p
days Liverpool cable quotes American refrigerator
Isl Sheep a and Larnbs-Receipts $40; Marret firmer
and higher at 6aa0sisc for sheep. and 70si4c for
Hogs-Receipts, 1900. None offered alive. Mar
ket frmer at the nominal range of $5.s00e.1o.
ST. LOUIS. March I5.-Catte-R Receipts. 18oO
shipments, 500. Market active and steady; choice
heavy native steers 80; fair to good native
steers, So. 50 al so; butchers steers, medium
prime, So. 1o04.25; stockers and feeders, fair to
SEQ SEQ. Sz0ssO rangers ordinary 70 good $500
Hoys-Receipts, A. 100 shipments 1000 Market
easier; choice heavy and butchers selections $50
40 packing, medium to ehoiee 81: 10 054o; light
Sheep Receipts. 3, 200: Shipments none. Market
active; fair to fancy, S4O5.S5-
KANSAS CITY, March 15.-The Live Stock Indi-
/ o3o Market slow. weak and ioc lower except for
choice shipping and dressed beef seers good to choice
40; stockers. 3. 2o03.90; feeding steers, $50
500 cows, $203.5O.
slow weak and 5000 lower: in many loo
lower; good to choice, IS 2505.4O; common to me-
Sheep and Lanbs1Rec e 1915: shipments,
-; good steady; common dull good to ehoice NUT
TONS p4cOVOs4Os common 10 Ineolum az PZ.OOO
4.6O.
BUFFALO March 15.-Cattie-Receipss. 421.
Market dull.
choice, $5.5006.25; good TO choice lambs $3.50
$50; common dull and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 3. $50. Prices firm. Light pigs,
s595. 10; mixed pigs and light Workers.; $5 zoe
$50; selected Workers. 85 IS as so; selected
dunn weights, IS. COOS. 65; roughs $5O5 10. Nearly
all through shipments include the stock which has
been here since Monday. All the Eastern roads
shipping stock.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, March 5.-Cattle-Receipts
9ss; shipments. 1,12l Nothing doing all through
consignments
Hogs-Receipts, 1000 shipments, 1000. Mar
ket slow; Phiadelrhias, SIS: 7O05.S0; mixed, $5 55
05.65; Workers.. $5.4OO5 80 common, S.. 2505.35;
pigs, $4.7505
Sheep-Receipts LOCO; shipments, $500. Mar
ket steady at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI. March Observation-Disclosures, 474;
shipments 81. Market steady
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 439; shipments,
In good demand. Lambs steady at &4.5007.
Hogs-Market strong common ndlight. 81 535;
packing and butchers. $5. 3505.7O. Receipts 1850;
shipment, J. 400
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great COu.merciaI Centers.
NEW YORK. March I5.-Flour steady, with
moderate trading at unchanged prices; receipts,
1920 sacks; exports COZ brls; 773 Sacks sales,
$4,000 brls.
Wheat weak Options closed heavy; specula-
ton moderate. Receipts, LOO bu; exports, 5O,-
100 bu; sales, 3ll2OOO bu futures, 126. 900 bu
spot. No. 2 Milwaukee 800 a s9sc; ungraded
red GOT 92c; No. red. 90090Ac elevator.
9lz a 92c delivered; No. red. April. cola
30 9l6c, closing at cole; May. 901 a 9Osc. closing
at 903c; June, s9s S94c, closing at 89kc; August.
S8R7S So 7-l6c, closing at 68sc; December, 9l5 a
924c, closing at 9lsc.
Corn-Spot lower, with more doing for export;
options weak, closed heavy. Receipts. 10, $50
ures, l23, 600 bu SPOT Ungraded, 500 a l4c;
No. 2 SOC: steamer. 600604c elevator; No. 2,
59t 0604cf o. b., store and elevator. 6l4 0613c
April. 593 059tc, closing at 595c May, 594 059sc,
closing at 594c; June 58s a 594e closing at $3.50;
July. 5SI 059 3-16e, closine at 595c; August. 59s
a 5g4c. closing at 59sc; September. 594 059sc,
closing at sole; October, 593 59sc closing at
59fc.
3S 041c; white Western, Al Acc.
Hay quiet.
Hops dull.
Coffee Spot fair Rio nominal at l3Ic; options
$50 bags; March, 9 90 a o. csc; April 81 9.s1c;
May, $50 G975c; June. 5000 zoe; July,
9.35 a Soc; August, 9. 80 40 Doc Sugar-Raw.
dull and nominal; fair refining quoted l3-l6c;
refined dull but steady; prices nominal Mo-
lasses dull 30 test. 20sc. Rice quiet.
Tallow quiet and steady. Rosin dull
Eggs easier and In good demand: Western, IA
020c-
Pork fairly active and steady; mess. $l4 100
10 one year old SIS a 40 new. Cut meats I'M
changed. Lard 203 points lower options;
dull and heavy; cash steady; Western steam.
SPOT. 6024 a .05c: May, z95 STE; june 7.97
a799c; July, Sol al 02c; city steam, lose Is
Butter quiet but very firm; Western, ia % 32c
Lheese dull; Western, liz o l2c
CHICAGO, March I5-The bearish feeling
which prevailed at the close of business yester-
day Was even mere pronounced at the opening
OF Change this morning The big increase IN
the amount of wheat on ocean passage was still
communication with New York Was fully
stored the few orders from there were to sell in
stead of buy. The short interest was nearly all
covered on the early bulge yesterday, and the
weather in tho wheat bSlt. according to this
mornings advices, was favorable to the
and therefore unfavorable TO the bulls" May
wheat opened as 1850 and dragged through the
first hour with the price ranging between 79sc
and 79s0 193e. The professionals in wheat
were chiefly engaged in scopperingp the
market Whenever it started up they
buyers. By 1920 May wheat was selling at 791
1T9fc though the trading was limited Toward
the close decided weakness again developed, and
the final figure for May 79ac Corn was
weakened by the large receipts we'll AN by the
general spirit 81 weakness which seemed 10 pre-
vail all over the door. There were no large
''shcrt' crowds in the pit nor outside orders 20
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16
INDIANA POLLS MARKETS.
Milder Weather and Better Country Roads
Helping Trade.

lNDIANAPOLIs March 15.
The milder weather and better condition of
the country roads the last day or two is having
3 favorable influence on trade generally. and in
nearly all departments to-day there was brisk
trade Die, and with this collections are
said to be fairly satisfactory and the money
market reasonably easy. Dry goods men report
a number OF buyers in and large mail orders,
and look for sixty days of lively trade. Drug
Rists are busy. most articles they handle being
firm and steady in price. Paints and oils have
become steady. and the present range OF prices
is likely to prevail for some time to come. Iron
dealers report trade improving and the same is
true with dealers in timers supplies Hard
men as well report trade as active for
March, and anticipating big spring and
summer business. Grocers are doing . good
business. Sugars are IN strong position and
further advances. in prices OF all grades are
looked for. Coffees have taken a steadier
tone and moving out fairly. Dried fruits
meeting with better sale of late The stocks of
canned goods are seldom lower than now at this
season of the year. and none of the wholesale
men will have many to carry over. There IS
good deal of activity in the produce markets.
Apples, il choice, will bring 81 a barrel readily,
and stocks are becoming. considerably reduced.
Potatoes in light supply and tending higher
Poultry coming in slowly and prices stiff Eggs
and butter arriving more freely; prices down
ward in tendency, unless for choice butter. Pro-
visions are meeting with better request and, IN
a JOB bling way, good deal is doing compared
with few weeks ago. Owing to the unsettled
tone to prices of hog products generally, but lit
tie is doing as yet in a wholesale way. Our-
packers making some shipments TO Southern
and Southeastern markets The seed market IS
active with as rule steady prices, clover-seed
being the only exception.
GRAIN.
The local market was without interest to-day;
prices ranged at about Wednesdays figures.
Track bids ruled follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16

Onions, like cabbages, will thrive on any soil,
gravelly, mucky clsyey. if such soils are
properly prepared for the crop. Each of these
soils will give its character TO the crop; those
raised on gravelly soil will ripen down the ear
hest, be bright straw color which the eyes of
every market gardener delight TO see. grow
harder when ripe. and, as a rule, keep best.
Those raised nucky soil not specially pre-
pared for the crop, will make coarse. late bulbs.
among which will be many solutions, the dread
sponey in structure. of diney color and very
poor keepers Those raised on clayey soil must
be on land which has been well underdrained,
that the soil may be of friable character. On
ions on such soil usually grow extra large and
are apt to be late IN ripsning down.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Limited Trading in Wheat, Accompanied
by a Decidedly Bearish Tendency.
Large Receipts Cause Weakness and Depres-
sion in COrn-0ats Steady and Higher
Provisions Unsettled but Stronger.


a Dull, Feverish and Irregular Market, the
Fluctuations Being Narrow.
NEW YORK, March 15-Money on call
was easy al 203 per cent, the last loan being
made at 2; closing offered at 2
Prime mercantile paper, 505I per cent
Sterling exchange was dull but steady at
&4s5t for sixty-day bills. and a. 873 FOR demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 12o.-
500 shares. including the following: Delaware,
Lackawanna g Western, % 600; Erie, 1900;
Lake Shore. 800; Louisville 81 Nashville,
1900; Northwestern, O. 600 New England, 5000;
Reading $4,000; Richmond & West Point, $780,
St. Paul. 1900; Union Pacific. 30OO Western
Union, 4, 400.
The stock market was very dull, and for most
OF the time feverish and irregu lar with narrow
fluctuations Of no special significance The gen.
eral tendency was downward during the latter
part of the day. 1t was traders market, pure
and simple lack OF telegraphic communication
and slim attendance at the board leaving trans
actions in their hands. There was some Euro
pean buying on old orders in the early trading
bat very little new business of that character
was transacted; this buying, however, caused
some advance in the market The traders,
however, soon began to sell 'long" stock,
and later in the day report was started that the
Atchison engineers would strike to-day, which
induced selling pressure, which was most marked
In the Rrangers. Burlington 81 Quincy leading, but
the latter gave place to North western. on which
q strike was also promised. The coalers were
very active especially in the early portion OF the
day; LackAwanns was In good demand, scoring
. gain OF per cent. though part OF thelmprove-
ment was afterward lost The opening was ex-
tremey dull bat steady under the lead of Lacka-
wanna and New England. Some strength was
manifested during the forenoon, but after that
the declines became noticeable, and late in the
day the pressure on the grangers sagged the list
of and most stocks retired below opening
figures. A slight rally in the last few minutes.
however, closed the market firm, though at
about the lowest prices Closing prices show
irregular changes, of small fractions in most
cases, though Burlington g Quincy is down Il
and Manhattan up a like amount.
Railroad bonds were very dull, and changes
1 we're confined to small fractions about equally
divided between gains and losses,
Government bonds were dull and steady.
State bonds duh and without feature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour,
quiet aud unchanged; No 2 spring wheat, 74s a
774c; No. 2 red. BIC; No. 2 corn, Sole; No.
oats. 27s 30c; No. 2 rye, $50 a SOC; No. bar
ley, 77061c; No. l haxseed, 81 49, prime
tim othy-seed, 80. 81 az 81; mess pork per brl,
$1405; lard. per pound, 1920; short-rib sides
(loose), 715c; dry-salted shoulders lboxedl.
Gao l0c; short-clear sides (boxed), 60 al zoe:
whisky, dstillers finished goods, per gal. 81. Is.
On the Produce Exchange to-day: Butter
Market very firm. Creamery 22O29ac; dairy,
184 a 26c Eggs, 3OI4c
Receipts-Flour, 30 900 brs; wheat, 10 900 bu;
corn, 142, 900 bu; oats. 81, 900 bu; rye 1000 bu;
barley, 81, 600 bu Shipments Flour %. 600 brls;
wheat, IL 900 bu corn, 105, 900 bu; oats, 49, 600
bn; rye, 1000 bu; barley. 900 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16

Last season several fruit-growers reported
that by burning off the old strawberry beds new
plants came up the following season. The
pertinent may be tried now. while the leaves are
dried and partially decayed. but only
should be thus treated in order to compare the
result with other plants
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-16
TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Philadelphia, Baiti-
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Flour quiet and unchanged;
choice, So. S4oo; patents. s4 1o04.25. Wheat
opened lower, but soon advanced from the opening,
eash apr an eosea at Nav Mo Sc
0S27sc, closing at $3.50; June, S20S214c, closing
7sc 1ecsEbse ciase IS az ss
sympathy with wheat cash. 45l20 3ac April closed
s at aS s Msy 4SSze sHsn 1T 46so June
Oats drm and higher; cash. 3O12O 3Oa4c; May, 29l9
7se Hay nnebanged; prime timothy prai
Ee sSl2 Bater hghsE b4 a}e;d dairy
sIo9 Provisions S weak - PORK s1425: Lard. 7s5
e. ~ 4oc DrZ-sa5ssd meats ! &c;
clears, 7.4o07.5oZ Bacon boxed SHOULDERS
37isc; long clears, 1925 CLEAR ribs, &c; short
Wheat weak and lower; April sc; May. s2lsc;
July, 1850 Corn easy; APRIL, 4a4ac; May, 461ac;
1000 bris; wheat. 1000 bu; corn, 40 600 bu; oats.
IL, 600 bu rye, none; barley, 600 bu Shipments-c
bu; oats, 8, 900 bu: rye. none; barley, 900 bu
MINNEhPOLIS, March 15-Trading in wheat
to-day more moderate, and the LAT received
held at yesterdays prices the opening, but in the
face of the outside weakness concessions forced
offered, but the best Northern was mostly taken by
city millers. Shipments Of wheat 81 Closing
May as 7so No. MARCH,
74c April 75c; May, 76c; June 77s4c No.
june 75c On track No. hard 49, No A North
ern, 76c; No. Northern, 73c. Flour firm; patent,
4.35 in barrels.
CINCINNATI March 15-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat easier No. red, e7l2OS 8c. Receipts, g. 800
bu; shipments, 500 bu. Corn STEADY; No. 2 mixed,
53c Oats firm; No. mixed 33Aa Sac. Rye
dull, No. 2, 66O67c. Pork duh at $145O. Lard
easier at 7.50c Bulk meats quiet; abort ribs z 25c.
Bacon firm; short clear, 62l9c. Whisky quiet sales
of TIT brls of finished goods the basis of 81 o.
Butter firm. Sugar quiet. Eggs stronger at 1890
Lie. Cheese steady
TOLEDO, o., March 15.-Wheat active and lower;
cash. ga lac; May and June, $780, July, S27ac; Au-
gust, S219c; September, $3.50. Corn active firm;
May, $3.50. Oats steady; May, 33l2c. Clover-seed
dull and lower; cash. 1910; April IS. 50. Receipts
Wheat 5000 blu; corn, 2S 600 bu; oats, 1000 bu;
cloverseed $50 Bags. Shipments-Wheat, 1000 Blu;
corn, 1000 bu; clover-seed. 1S5 bags.
PEORIA. ILL.,, March 15.-Corn quiet and easy;
high mixed, 48O4Sl4c; No. mixed. 474048c.
Oats firm; No. white, 32sa 33i2s. Rye quiet; No.
2, 59loO6Oc. Whisky firm. Wines ST. 90; spirits,
$1.11 Receipts-Corn %, 400 bu: oats Sd 900 bu;
rye, none: barley, 5 400 bu. Shipments-Corn,
1920 Blu; oats, 10000 bu; rye, none barley,
1000 bu.
BALTIMORE March 15.-FIour firm and quiet.
Wheat-Western lower and quiet; No. winter red,
spot, $3.50 SSloc. Corn-Western lower and dul
mixed. spot. 55O55lsc. Oats steady ard quiet
Rye firm. Provisions nominally steady. Coffee dull
and nominal. Others unchanged.
DETROIT, March 15.--Wheat-INo 1 white, cash.
S512c No red cash, S514e May and June, 86lec
bid; July, 80 3sc asked Corn-No. 2, SIC bid. Oats
NO. 2, 80 SIC; No. white IS SIC asked. Receipts
Wheat 1000 blu; corn, J, 600 blu; oats, 8, 600 blu.