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The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-08
Albert N. Greenwood.

We are panied to be Obliged to an
nouuce the sudden death of Mr. Albert
n. Greenwood, of Fairfield Larone p o.
that occurred Saturday afternoon last,
after very short sickness of pneumonia.
He was in this village but few days be-
fore his death aud his many friends were
shocked at hearing of his sudden death,
Mr.. Greenwood was one of the most
honorcd citizens of Somerset and held
the confidence and esteem of the people
of the county as few men can. He had
for many years been engaged in fire insur-
ance business making his headquarters
al South Norrdgewock where by his up
right and honorable dealings he gained
many warm friends In politics he was
an earnest Republican who believed in
the principles of the party and worked
for its success.
Mr.. Greenwood was County Commiss-
Toner during the years 1871 to 1873 and
afterwards by appointment in 1875 on
resignation of +. q. Pratt, and served
one year. He served as representative
for Fairfield in the Legislature in ls66.
He had also filed offices in his town. His
age was 81 years
Miss Ida Tracy of Fort Fairfield, who
has been at work in the family of Il. Il.
Lyon is suffering with serious mental
disturbance. She is now at the home of
Mrs Fullam on Main Street DR.. ,Patten
more favorable than at first
The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-08
1t Wasn't that Kind.

"MCrtildl, Is N0u IN IUb with mOl7
SC way, sam John~iug, cu>c Isn't "
"sho' 'Tilda, don't say dat fof my heart
hurns"-
Hold on Mister .John~ine. ii YIN has the
heartburn. jest yo 90 aud elt box IT then
Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers.
they will cure yo heartburn imn'iiMcly nj
once, and If You suffer from WaterAIa~h, sam.
they will cue that too
"Rui, T In, il ainr that kind
"NcNer you mind, sam; IT mu,t he1 TX, sion
than makes yon look So gluru, and The
D. KS
Will cue Dyspepsia and INDIGESTION quicker
and cleaner than You can raG hCa rUnst,
Mister JuhnSuE.--tiuOd day.
DOuIi'tie X Smith, - tun p FREMONT street,
Boston viii send Il box " Or. Nak K. W"od
bury'- Dyspepsia X lll"rS by mil 10 any part
OF the |. s. ON receipt of So ceuts, 81 a irltl box
for - cCAts. Su6
The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-08
DIED

Winslow- Feb o, Unice, wife Of Luke Hilton,
formerly of skowhcsau, Maine, aged IS yeefs, 4
months and days.
tArouc Feb. 4, Albert \ Greenwood, aged q
wears,
The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-08
MAR RED.

Romc-leb ;, to the wife OF Greeolc,i II. nlais
cll a daughter.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-02-08
Rainfall and Temperature.
BORN

'''' s''E WIN. A. WHITNEY, OBSERVER.
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picked bellies, TIC; boxed bellies, 7le. Lard
I'd points lower, closing stronger; Western
steam SPOT 500 Sso7sc; IL March. lso S7s7 81
6.06c; July, sos 0s l0c; city steam. 765c.
Butter steady; Western. 10000 Cheese
firm; moderate inquiry; Western, IL a. 2sc
CHICAGO. Feb. 2A-The heavy receipts. the
spring-like weather, and Liverpool cables which
reported corn and wheat as dull and tending
downward, all had depressing effect on the
early grain markets. May wheat 10 lover,
at 79f, and May corn lower at 500. The first
selling of grains was by local traders who were
some selling Of long wheat that bought
yesterday. This combined selling broke May
from 79b to 79A 79sc. At the bottom there was
OF rs.s o%
This and the buying buy BY tn. "shoris'
caused an advance in May to s0ac. at which fig
ure It closed. In the corn pit the Professionals
were selling 'short" early. but little buying
later by one or two houses started all OF the
shorts" to buying May corn, which had pre- pre-
viously sold off to Sole, advanced TO 5O& 05Otc
inside of an hour. The trading in corn was
very heavy, and there were periods or strength,
during which great many small ioss cnangeo
'shortsv caused was lot checked till May had
touched 50s 151c When the closing bulge in
wheat occurred, May corn was carried up to 5lsee,
where it closed. The trading in oats was all
within 3c range for leading futures. May sold
ut % 0302c at the opening. and 3l3 03l3c at the
close. Toe only trading in provisions during
the first hour was in short ribs. A
sale of 1000. 600 pounds Of May in lump was
made at T. 80 32ac. There was big business
in changing from one future to another, but
and lard was very inconsequental. The weak
feature in ribs was the weakness of March.
People who 'long" OF this future We're
looking around for place for them. and they
changed them with the more remote futures at
a wider difference. May pork sold at Sl3. 40 %
a. 02a, and closed at the latter figure. May lard
sold at 2. 30 ID Z. $50, and closed 1t S2ac- May
short ribs 80 al 35c, and closed at 1850. The
leading utures ranged as folloWs:
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Quite Satisfactory in Volume In Most
Departments-Price as n Rule Firm.

Trade Quite Satisfactory in Volume In Most
Departments-Price n Rule Firm.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. "a.
In most departments trade has become quite
active with the mild Temperature OF a few days
past. Muddy roads, however still act as q
check on free movement. and WILL more or
less. until the roads become settled. Every
year makes it more evident that Indiana needs
good graded and eravslsd roads moro than more
railroads. Probably four months of the year
trade generally would be much larger in volume
were thu highways passab IL between towns and
railroad stations. but the greatest advantage
would be to the farmer. that he could place his
product on the market when is would command
the best prices In prices there were but few
fluctuations to-day. Dry goods men speak of
cotton goods as having an advancing tendency,
and WOODEN goods. AS we'll, sre very firm. The
The hide market is moving along in the rut of
weeks past; .prices, if anything. are
weaker. East tho bottom seems to be
ont OF the hide market Business with
the grocers is excellent, yet large per cent. of
the country grocers pursuing the hand-to-
mouth policy of buying, ordering frequently
sCoffees are shaky. and the tendency is to prices
lower than for many months past. Roasted
grades especially weak. Mackerel scarce
and high Canned goods firm and moving out
we'll. There is more activity in the produce
markets than has been noticeable in many
weeks. Apples are selling rapidly, and the
same is true of Irish potatoes Onions firm and
Noco"So
Eggs coming in quite freely; prices downward
in tendency. Choice butter in good request at
unchanged prices Poultry in better supply,
quite freely; prices well maintained. Valencias
of choice quality are on the market and meeting
with fair sale. In lemons little is doing; the
supply ample to meet the demand.
GRAIN.
The local market is dull and uninteresting.
The attendance on Change today was small,
and the bidding on all cereals tame. Sellers Of
wheat scarce but this does not help prices,
seemingly. Buyers and sellers of too
far apart in their views to admit of much trad
ing. Oats are in fair request at a lower range
of prices. Track bids to-day ruled as follows
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Feb. 24.-Ths Drovers, Journal re-
ports: Cattls-Receipts, 6, 900; shipments 3 900.
Market stronger good beeves shade higher steers.
S305o5; stockers and feeders So 35 as IS; cows,
bulls and mixed 81 s503.30; Texas fed steers
$1.2504
Hogs-Receipts, II 600; shipments, 6 500 Mar
ket steady; mixed So 05 40 heavy $53o05.6o;
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000; shipments
1000. Market steady; natives. So 6O954O: West
ern. S45o05.4O; Texans. $304.S0; lambs, SIS
NEW YORK. Feb. 24-Beeves-Receipt.. 3 ear.
15 carloads for city slaughterers Direct The trading
dull and limited but offerings all sold and
the feeling at the close rather better than the
opening to fairly prime sold at from
So to $40: poor to best cows. sos. 20: bulls
S2.4O14. Exports to-day and tomorrow, 42O
beeves and 8, 600 quarters of beet.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, j, 200. The market
was very dull, with downward tendency; common
prime sheep sold at 81 20 per 90 lbs. ooor
TO prime lambs, So a $50; fancy offerings.
Hogs-Receipts. .760: offered alive: quoted
fairly firm at S5.351575.
ST LOUIS, Feb. Observation-Disclosures 600;
native steers. 81. 15.20; fair TO good $500
40; butchers steers medium to choice So 100
4.20: stockers and feeders. fair TO good $213.SO.
Hors-Receipts, 3, 900: Shipments 2 600 MarLet
35.45: packing medium to prime S505.35
light grades, ordinary 20 good. $4. SO05. 10
Sheep-Receipts, 100: shipments, 400. Market
steady; fair to fancy, So. 05.10.
KANSAS CITY, Feb 24.-The Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Catte-Receipts. 1900; shipments
700. Market strong and SD Zoe higher for good of
all classes; choice and active: stockers
and feeders in good demand good to choice cornfed,
stockers $2026O; feeders. 81 90 $500 cows,
Hogs--Reeeipss. 900; shipments, l.4oo. Market
weak and DC lower; quality sommons good to choice
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SIS 2oa5 .3o common to medium. $i.zoo5.1o;
skips and pigs, So 0460.
Sheep-Receipts, 800: shipments. Choice
strong and active; common dull and weak; good to
choice $4. 50d5; common medium. So. SOFA
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Feb. 24.-Cattle Receipts,
81; shipments. 81. Nothing DOING all through
signments No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 2. 700; shipments, 2, 900 Market
very dull: PHILADELPHIA 1866 15.70; mixed $5. 80
05.55; Workers, $3.50 a $40; fair, So
05.25; pigs. $4:5005. Nine cars of hogs shipped
to New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 shipments, 500. Market
firm on good, dull on common at unchanged prices
BUFFALO,. Feb. observation-disclosures, 500; mar
ket steady; fair shippers, $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts, {, 600; market dull declining 10
a 15o; inferior to fair, 1919 OATS; good choice
s. $50; good to choice lambs firm at So IS a. rs;
common dull.
Hogs-Recsipts. $500: scarce and firms mixed pigs
and light Workers, $5.2015.3O; selected Workers.,
IS 3505.45: selected medium weights. S. .651 rs;
bulk ut 500, roughs, 81. S005; stays, 81.
CINCINNATI, Feb. "a. - Cattle-Receipts, 200;
Shipments 80. Market strong.
Sheep Receipts, SO; shipments, none. Market
firm. Lambs strong at $406.5O
Hogs-steady; common and light, - $3.50; pack
ing and butchers $5.250a.6O; receipts, 76O; ship
ments, 1850
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations Produce ae the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Feb "a -Flour-Receipts, 25,-
DAB packages exports, 1915 brls and A. TAT sacks;
GALES. 20 600 brls
Wheat-Receipts, 6,050 blu; exports 167, 234
bu; sales. 4, 4S0. 600 bu futures and 249, 900 bu
spot. Cash firm and more active for export
Options ruled weak early and declined Ia 60,
subsequently strengthened and advanced s0sc,
closing firm at about best; speculation fairly
active. No 2 spring. Sole store; ungraded
spring, S30sS 5-16c; No. hard. 91i 093c; new
and old, ungraded to red. IS as cole; No. 2 red,
gO090lc ahoat. So a sole T. o. b.; No. / red
quoted at S9s a 90ac closing at 90ac; May. 900
49lkc. closing at 81 10; June. 90s Ole, closing
Ole; july, 800 a90gc closing at 90sc; August.
s9a0s9Jc; closing at sole; December, SO Q93sc.
closing at 934c.
Corn-Receipts, s 953 bu; exports AZ. 931 bu;
sales, 1,0560 900 bu futures $1,000 bu spot.
cash shade easier, but very quiet; options
opened a &c lower. later reacted 3 &c, closing
firm after a moderate business; ungraded, Ssh
6Oc; No. 2, $50 05S3e steamer, 58A 5Ssc ele-
vator 60c delivered; No. 2 5Ssc elevator, 60 a
5Ss 05s9c, closing at 5ssc April, $50 05S2c, clos
ing at 5ssc; May SO 5skc. closing at5S2c; June,
575 055sc. closing at Oslo: July. 5ss a 5sIc clos
ing at 5SEc; August, 5SI a 59lc, closing at 593c;
September, 59I G59Ic, closing at 59se.
Oats-Receipts, 100000 bu; exports, 753 bu;
sales. go. 600 bu futures and $4,000 bu spot;
oDeneu . W4c iOW@rs Closed Hrns uecllNe recov-
cred; mixed Western, 80 143c; white Western,
40 a 46c
Hay in light request; shipping, 60c.
Hops quiet and unchanged.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio nominal. Options fairly
active and 30 40 points higher: sales 1874 $50
bags, February, ll.700 H. zoe; March, IL H. 35c;
April 1890 a II. Zoo; Nav 1890 a IL. zoe; June,
TO- so a IL Ice; July 10 so al0 Use: August, 10 %
1l0.5Oc, September, 10 25 a 050e October 10
n 10 zoe; November, l0010 20c; December
9901l0 Zoe; January, Toe. Sugar frEt ,air
fl >ing quoted at 4I3-I6c; refined steady: white
extra q. 81 05sc. Molasses dull Rice quiet and
firm
Tallow easier at 4!c. Resin steady at s1-12Bo
LIZ
Eggs steady demand fair; receipts, 1908
packages; Western, 223 q 23sc.
Pork quiet and unchanged. Cut meats weak:
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ssssr. easing ss:h. March Iso bid April
Rye Soc bid. Barleya 750soc; Hay unchanged;
cry. 24asoe; dairy, 1s924o: Corn-lnssl So 10.
new S14 IS Lard. 7.35074Oc. Dry-salted meats
(boxedl Shoulders 5.75c; long clsass Csc clear
,boSed,-shonders, 6.37 iscs long clears 7s7ia9sc;
clear ribs s0s: I2isc: short clears s;251s .35c.
firm: March. 45Isc bid; May 4sa4c bid. Oats quiet;
900 bu; corn 81 600 bu; oats. 5000 bu rye. none
barley. 10 600 hu. shpments-Flour. IL 900 b.ls;
wheat, 49, 900 bu; corn. 122,OOO bu; oats. $4,000
bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 24.-Flour dull and prices
favored buyers. Wheat dull and opened a shade
Sales unrraded, in grain depot SO iac; No red,
February. 9O09Oisc; March. 80 09Oiac: April, 81
sss sass steamer hs and
depot, 57c;. No: 2 yellow, in grain depot 81 lac;
Soc April, 56o56asc; May. 57o57slc. Oats-spot
lots dull and lower: Sales: ungraded white Acc No.
se xhi'i No. se White Ms .Sra hs ms1s
3sis939ac: April, 39ia039ae; May, 39A 4olic
IA 100 brls; wheat 5 600 bu; corn 80 TOO bu; oats
500 bu. Shioments-Wheat, 5000 Blu; corn. 16,-
700 bu; oats. $500 bu-
February ssc asked March ssis d ssasc; May, eoss
Sc. APRIL 81 ~ s59saa May $ s. ,ss Dat; asa
and fairly active: Western white 4OO41c; West
ern mixed. 37O39c. Rye arm; 6507Oc. Provisions
s steady and quiet Mess pork 1873; Lard refined.
lower and dull Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, ID %
5ioc. Recepts-Flour, 28. 800 brls; wheat $500
bu corn, 70, 600 bus oats, 900 blu: rye. 200 blu.
shipments-Flour. Is. $50 brls; wheat. 96,5oO blu.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Feb. 24.-There
marked falling off in the demand for milling wheat.
and with liberal offerings prices dropped asc at
the start. Buyers still hold off and some sales
made at 1c below yesterday. Receipts, 39S cars;
shipments 81 cars: Closing In store-No; hard.
cash and March, 73isc; May, 76c No. Northern.
cash, 71lsc: March and May, 74c. On track-No.
hard, 77077lac. No. Northern, 74075c; No:
S9r,hesn 52is97sc Ploor.Ps.ents sacks to ship
CINCINNATI. Feb. 24.-Flour steady Wheat
dull and lower; No. 2 red. S51oc; receipts. 4,4OO
bu; shipments l. 900 bu. Corn in moderate demand;
No. mixed, SIC. Oats weaker; No. 2 mixed.
33034iac. Rye dull and lower: No: 2. Gle: Pork
neglected; short ribs, 7.50c. Bacon auiet and
changed. Whisky firm; sales of 1.O97 brls of fin
ished goods on a basis of $1.O9. Butter firm.
Sugar steady. Eggs active and stronger at 1Sle0 19c
Cheese firm.
s40S412c May SIC; June, S6lsc; July. 3aac; Au-
gust S27 sc September, S31ac. Corn dull and firm;
cash. 5OAac; May. 527sc. Oats quiet cash, 33c CIo-
ver-seed active and weak; cash. February and March
$3.S7 u; April, $500. Recepts-Wheat. 4, 900 bu;
corn 3. 900 bu: cloverseed 135 bags. Shipments
Wheat 5000 bu; corn, 1000 blu; clover-seed 1.619
bags.
DETROIT Feb. 24.-wheet-No. L white, cash,
S4 &c; No. 2 red, cash. S4ac; May. 67sc asked;
June. S71sc asked; July, SAC. Corn-No. 2, 81 l4c
Receipts-Wheat $500 bu; corn, 300 bu; oats,
13, 100 blu.
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Wool.
Woo
nrrrr AnrrnnH

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 24.-Wool steady; Ohio
Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Xxx and above
3d032c; X, ,299soc medium. 36137c; coarse
36c: New York. Michigan, Indiana ard Western fine
or and Xxx. CSC; medium, SO csc: coarse, $50
Soc; fine washed delaine. and Xxx: 81 @35c; medi-
washed combng and delaine. 3S 1885, coarse
washed comhing and deaine. 36037c Canada
washed combing. 34035c; tub.washed. 37O43c;
medium unwashed combing and delane, 27O29c
coarse unwashed combng, and delaine.- 2792sc;
bright unwashed clothing fine, and Xxx, 20 022c;
medium, 27029c; coarse, 2602Sc dark earthly
unwashed clothing, fne Is a SC; medium, IL al Sc;
coarse, Is ACC; eastern Oregon, 15O20c; valley
Oregon, 2l027c; New Mexican and Colorado. 13
0lSe.
BOSTON, Feb. 24.-Wool steady Ohio and Penn
sylvania extra feeces. 30031c; Xxx. 81 19O32c; XXX
and above, 32a32lac; No. /, 35036c; Michigan ex-
ira. % d3Oc; fine secured Territory 521 53c; medi
Territory. SOC; Texas spring, 1902Ic; Texas
fall. 16c. Other grades unchanged
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 24.-Wool steady and firm;
washed bright medium. 16024c; coarse braid 11D
PIC; low sandy, 1001sc; fine light, 130I9c; fine
heavy, 1OD17c; tub-washed, choice, 35c; inferior,
30O33c; sacks, 1O015c.
NEW YORK, Feb 24.-wool quiet and firm;
domestic fleece, % 037e; pulled. 15033c; Texas.
13122c. 4
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WooDrNwARE-No. tubs, SO IS so; No. tubs
$500 35i thres-heop pals. 81 SO l.6o; doabl,
washboards. $202.75; common washboards, 81 20
WoopEN DisHEs-Per 100. In. zoe; 2fbs, 25cl
its, Soc ms, 4oc.
weight straw. La ace y 10; crown rag. 2Oc p bun
weight rag 2iao3c p 10. Manila, No. /. sSoc; No.
2. 5ia 96iac; print paper. No l. 6a7c book paper.
1, S. & c., 7l4asc. -
Norway nail rod, Sc; German steel plow.sl.bs' 4c:
American drill steel 1O012c; Sanderson tool steel
u psn sss a95'' sass ss
horse nails, ~ box, 3d. So cut nails 1Od and larger
So q Y keg; other sizes at the usual advance;
Timers suPPLIEs. !. brand charcoal tin-IC,
and 10 rooas tin 5faS
&c, 2Ox2S 100; block tin. in pigs, see; in bars
led 50 and 10 per cent discount Sheet ne eaae
Copper bottoms. 30c Panished copper, 36c; solder,
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow.
Lr4rHEn-oak sole, ssa57o; heualecR sole, 2eo
&C. soss5c ssr s. s7S3sc BLACK bri.
skins s5cas 10 French calf-skins. 81; 1871 80.
Ss97o;, 10: 2, % Of: dry salt, Toe: flint, lie.
SHEEPsKrNs-5ocDSI.
TALLow-Prime, 3ia0 ode
GREAsE-Brown. 2l2c; yellow, 24c, white, 3 i20 &c.
PROVISIONS.
JoDBINa Prices Smoked Meats Sugar-curep
hse is 20 s s
% lbs English cured breakfast bacon,
Il rs average. siso; California hams ehs or me-
dinm, STAG; cottage hams light or medium, SAC;
pieces, lie Bacon clear sides So about 25 lbs
average 9isc. about 80 TBS average, 9ssS;
ss wesh 1o and
Meats-Clear sides lunsmoked,, 9c clear backs Gun
sss 9 sas g BE ss is Family 9 p sss
p brl 200 lbs, SIG. so; ham rump. y brl 200 rs,
sdS so; pig pork in loosn kegs ksg $50, $40 90:
small &c. Lard-Pure winter leaf kettle-rendersd.
in t ioo SCI in snehaf 5 b,s 9sc in 90 59 cans
94c prime leaf lard, in tierces, Sic. Re6nen Lard
I'm tierces, SCI in Sob cans in 1oo-tb cases, s4c
PRODUCE.
medium hand picked 80. 1895. 90.
BUTTER-Fair creamery, 19022c; choice 24026c;
country roll. 15 a loo; common, 9 0Sc
BEEswAx-Dark. lSc: yellow. zoe.
EGGs-Shippers paying l6c; selling from store
PoULTRY-Hens and chickens, &c; ROSTERS, 4c
s.; o6 do, poor pluck. $s5oS4.2o y doz ducks. 70
zoe A p f. geese ''0 ID mixed DUCK
wooL-Tubwashed and picked, 3O033c; nm
20022c; unwashed fine. I7S1sc; fleece washed, If
light well washed aud in good order % SOC; bury
and unmerchantabIe, according to their value.
SEEDS.
Cover-Common red June, prime (recleaned),
Sd 1004.35 ~ bu English mammoth. prime ire
cleaned), $4.000425 Alsike. prime. So. 25 $50;
Alfalfa prime. 81. oO0S.0O: white. S7.5O0S 90;
prime timothy. S2.7003.O 90; ~ blu; extra clean blue
grass. $1.I501.3O y Blu: red top, 5O075c y Blu;
orchard grass, 81. 500l.65 " bu; Southern grown
rnillet. SOC per bu; nillet, Use per bu fax.
Seed selected 81 40 q 15O per bu; old popcorn. q
&c per b popcorn, 30 O70c per blu; hemp. 3l9c;
canary, Sc rape, &c per 10. Acme lawn grass seed,
zoe per To- 1928 per bu. Spinach-Bloomsdale
savoyeaf SEALED bags). Soc per ib Landreth's
ira early peas fsealedI, 81. SO per bu
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull
neglected.; prices unchanged No spring
wheat, 752 0T4; No spring wheat, 660
Csc; No. red, SOC; No. corn 4ssc; No. 2 oats.
274 294c; No. rye. Sole; No. barley, II SOC;
No l faxseed, $l.40 prime timothy-seed,
81. 40; pork, per brl. $l3.774; lard, per
pound. Z70c; shortrib sides tloose). I123 a
715c; dry-saltsd shoulders (boxed), 30 G. Csc;
short-clear sides (boxed), 1900.
On the Produce Exchange, to-day, the butter
market was Inactive; creamery, 2l4 02Sc; dairy.
I025c. Eggs firm at Is 119c.
Receipts-Flour, SO. 900 brls; wheat, 10000 bu;
corn. Biz. 600 bu: oats 194, 600 bu; 900 bu;
barley, $4,000 bu. Shpments-Flour, 20. 900
brls; wheat, q, 600 bu; corn, 2030 600 blu; oats,
Is6, 900 bu; rye, 5000 bu; barley. $4,000 bu
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Oil.

cafes opened at $3.50; highest lac; lowest 80
closed s9lsc; sales, 2 las 900 brs; clearances 2
OH 900 brls; charters, 39,496 brls; shipments,
14S 146 brls.
NEW YORK Feb 24.-Petroleurn closed weak at
S91sc: opening price, $3.50; highest, 9I14c: lowest
SIC; sales coo 900 brls Turpentine dull at 40la
041c.
PITTSBURG. Feb 24.-Petroleum active and IT.
regular. National Transit certificates opened at S9l2c
closed at S9lsc highest. 81 lac; lowest, SSAc.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 24.-Petroleun steady: stand
ard white, 110o, 7s4c.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Feb. 24.-Turpentine firm
at $50
Soc.
CHARLESTON S. c., Feb. 24.-Turpentine firm
at $50.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.

UuothtIons at St Louis, PhiIadeIphIa, Bal
timore, Cincinnati and Other Points-
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 24.-F1our quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened easy, but gained strength early and
yanced steady to the close the market closing Leo
lac above yesterday; No. red, cash, SOl4 1sOaic;
March, SOls sOl4e. closing at S0I4c; ArriI lac
asked; May slA0sl aie. closing at lie; June,
so sc, closing at slase asked; July, 7Sls17 Iac
closing At 7siac; August, 7sisc; December. s2iso
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LINE-sHoRTEsr ROUTE TO
" Iuorr arrrru ErS1r
me Kx1M THE SHORT LINE
$50 Both EAST and WEST.

W.T. The only line with solid trains to
Bloomington and Peoria with through to princi
pal Missouri river points in several hours less tins
than any other line Also. through Sleeping and Re-
clining chair Cars via Danvie TO Chicago making
quick time at lower rates than any other line The
authorized differental route East. with quick time
ard through tickets to principal Eastern cities at
considerably less than regular rates.
Trains at indianapolis Union Depot
Leave, going East -*4:lO am hoo am 900 pm
Leave going Vest 7:30 am 12:00nn +110O pm
Arrive, from East 200 am 11:4O 1880 pm
Arrive, from West. $3.50 1910 $40 pm
ADaily. All trains have the finest of Buffet Sleep
and Cars. For tickets and full in
formation apply at 1873 South Illinois St. the Union
Depot, Indianapolis, or to any agent on the line
Look in local column for special notices of OK.
cursons, reduced rates etc.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS Feb. 24.-Cotton frm mid ding
97sc; low middling, 9-I6c: good ordinary 9lsc net
receipts 6S1 bales; gross receipts. 275O bales;
ports to Great Britain. 1914 bales; sales 4,75O
bales; stock, SIG, 1873 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2I.-Cotton quiet wi thout
quotable change in prices; sales. 10000 bales. in
Guiding 1000 bales for speculation and export,
and s 800 bales American.
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