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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24
The Age Of Fishes.

Crows are commonly said to live for
a hundred years and turtles are said to
have even longer life; but if Professor
Baird be right the greatest animal lon
gevity is possessed by fishes. Professor
Baird says that fish has no maturity,
there is nothing to prevent it from living
indefinitely and growing continually.
He cites in proof pike, living in Rus
sia, whose age dates back to the ff-
teenth century. In the royal aquarium
at St. Petersburg there are fish that
have been there 140 years. THE Twin
Cross.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24
japanese Oranges.

The japanese sccdIess orange is now
being introduced into California, and is
attracting attention because this dwarf
variety is more hardy than ordinary
kinds. The fruit, although small, is
remarkably sweet. Should it thrive on
this coast it will extend the range Of
citrus fruits, for it is claimed that it is
hardy enough to resist considerable
frost. Pacific States Weekly.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24
The Hollow.

-he hollow tn M OH oak ir~e,
"here happy ehtd-cu play.
Whore eryIaloes climb ami cling amid
Tho ra--s clustering spray.
The hollow 5a sha ,,,! oak tro~.
Whrre haprv lowers m~st.
t. uuEsr leaE and whisper low
Up4n it, massy @sat
Tbs hollow tn the all oaA tree.
Where ul3 m,n tcvhlv como
To- toll their tales and crack their Jokes
Or ere they t8ttcr hasue
Tho hollow in the old oa& tres
one hauuts il when the mf~an
CLEANS on thc acvy wood walks, Gloss
Beside the ~sreamlct's tune,
Upon the roughencl bark - spcnl
Hot kisses, passionate tears,
To murmur to the Old oak tree
I.iEe's grief FOR I.avc'S lost years.
An the y ear Hound
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24
3-22-1y.

TT 1Sea Wonders exist in thousands Of
EIE E ~forms. but are supposedly the mar
I% H@ %t Vels OF invention Those VINO are in
iitgtu u PT0ht2ble work that can he done white
..FIIs al nome should %t once send their address
~ d4G(t fl'i} q CO. Portland, Maine and receive
r, @ LUZ Information how either sex, OF all ages
\yIlan ~ raIn from > 10 So pc! day and upwards
I |IITltVer they live. YoU are started nee ca oI-
.,r,r en-, noI ~ iiequfrd Some have made over $50 in
single day at this work All succeed. -
322-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05
RIAL BFAYR Agency!
j. B. SLATER,
Real Estate Agent q
IRELAND. IND.


The following Real Estate for sale:
leo acrss X miles ssst q nuesinsbsrG. - ID
s s house and sara sesd orchard. So farm. frs:
Is s acres n!is .sssS q HsssIsss.s: = acre. IN
Guilty. alton balancs 10 timber. good name house and
f:sf sssa Iss q = -. yam : f'' 80 ?"
House and two lots q Hunsinehnrs. two rooms and
cellar good lots Jackson street. Price $500; hsf
downs easy terms Tor baianss.
4 farm efll1 Aerss. one nile south q Ireland and
ticn some land some good timber land very rich
good frame house and log stable very good farm.
Price 90 per acrsi terms sssy.
balance in good timber; poplar. white and black oak
one 81 shs best 100 acres IN Dubois county, lays very
we'll. just LITTLE rolling; enough good timber o
.ns 5 p's sss Sss %. acre. h"f down
ancc In one and two years q per cent.
loo acres miles from velpen- Pike county. miles
south from Ireland 100 scres cleared balance 10
yer. good frame house viii sor rooms. good stable
good public road near school and church
e7 per $500 down. balance on very easy terms,
800 acres ~ miles northwest o. ireland. 9 nfes
from Jasper two good roads: $50 acres cleared ta
ance in good timber. some little vet land. good s
story frame house. log barn. orchards, plenty Of w.
ter. splendid farm ana good neishborkood. go pu
acre.
s7s, acres. shout 1850 ssrss In cultivation. two log
houses ofcuaros plenty 81 kova Natef lana rolling.
miles west o. ireland, 80 per acre. good cheap iarn
terms very easy.
IA acres lao cleared and In cultivation. 20 IN good
white oak timber. good barn almost new. good house
log and frame. two hsh ponds. good orchard. land in
west Of Ireland Price $4,000; terms easy. splsn-
|dd grain and stock farm very desirable.
40 acres about % cleared. good frame house
GOOD little farm. TX miles from dwell. and miles
west ofIreland. >2s per acre; terms easy.
3<7 acres on white river. miles north Of Otweli
ming 20 in good poplar and white oak timber.
enough timber 10 than half pay for farm. good
frame house. feed lots and plenty Of living water.
| A very good farm. t1o per acre; terms easy
$40 200 cleared balance In timber, good
new frame house, good new frame house. cost about
500 good barn. good young orchard plenty o. water
part Of the land broken balance rolling. good soil
some Of the farm little worn. miles vest Of Jasper
on public road splendid stock and grain farm Price
t20 per acre: hsIfdosn and easy terms on laianee.
\ HOUSES AND.LOTs. PORTERsvILLE.
| good frame DWELLING and store house, both aimos
new acre Of land good fencing and plenty Of fruit
trees and small fruits Of al kinds; in good part q
town. Price ESQ; terms easy; very desirable prop
Dwelling. barn. store house. and lots It Poriers
Vile good orchard store house almost new, two sio
Ire< high and 90. good counters and shelving Ia
fact everything In good shape. and one q the best pA
Ices In Southern Indiana for store, rich fnfm'ni
country al around good church and school and goo
people Price a. 500; o5Oo cash. and balance In u
and twelve months. 4 good chance for some one
"A April IS. issi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

UVHE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
u bridge township, Dubois county
viii attend to Township business on
Saturdays ofevery week, 1t bis residence
|ou North Main street, between Sev'
|egsh aud Eighth. in jasper.
The Library Of said Township - KEEP
~ the bookstore OF Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtain
JOSEPH ECKsTEIN, Trustee,
April 50. 1883 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

YArw pos SALg. The farm q me
erossinr % he railroad and Patoka river
M 237 ccrus D lDr sale. Good coal land
|good lasn lasd. Easy terms. Apply q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-10-05

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-02

more active. and better prices IN the near future
would not be Q surprise. The lumber m arket
has become very active. Prices are steady. and
the dealers are looking for big summer trade.
All conditions favor such 40 expectation. Hard
ware men. IS well. are having an excellent
trade. but are ceiling goods on ANAL margins. so
sharp 10 competition
Tie attendance on Change to-day Vas small
and The bidding rather indifferent The move
ment Of grain. - indicated BY receipts and ship
msnts, 10 for past few days somewhat lighter
than for previous two days Inspectors report
ssvsnty-seven ears inspected In as against eighty
SIX ears for two days preceding. Wheat con-
tinuss 10 be aought after diligently. bus With
rather unsatisfactory results. On the call board
Ne. red was offered ct SOC. with but size bid;
il 10 salsbls 1T 67a oS8c, ct which price sales
were made after call White corn continues
to, be without friends, the usual buyers
being more than supplied. Local demand is
limited to ear corn. which finds fair sale at 81 a
55}c, the latter price being for yellow Indiana.
Sales Of mixed ear were reported at 54}c The
shipping demand for mixed and yellow grades
is very good. Oats market ehows an improve
ment The demand for local use 10 good, rs il
10 also for shipping Feeds are quoted arm.
The demand is of . small hand tomouth char
acter, yet there Is enough Of such trade to make
good market Hay market 10 strong. with
fair offerings. Track bids to-day ruled ~ fol-
Iowa:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-02

tons quoted at 20 a 80 points advance, closing
steady; sales. $1,000 bags; May. 1165 ii. Goo;
June IL 20 IL acc; July. 10 60 a TO- soc; August,
10 % sl0 soc: September, 995 10 Ioc; Deeem-
Der. 990al0c: March, 9.959l0.05c. Sugar
steay and quiet Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Rice firm.
Tallow steady; sales. l5o.O 900 pounds at 4Ic.
Rosin dull at 81 20 Sl.22k
Eggs . shade easier; receipts. 1854 packages;
Western. 12k q he; Southern. i2!c.
Pork quiet but very steady In price; quoted
ut sl4. 25 l450 for old; els OILS % for new. Cut
meats firm and quiet. Lard advanced sal
points, closing with . resetion Of q couple Of
points; Western steam SPOT S3o as sac; May,
August. 8 2saa33c; September, a36c; city
steam. 7.65c.
butter about steady and demand moderate;
Western, 160273o. Cheese quiet and easy;
Western fat. 1lic.
CHICAGO, May Monthly deliveries of
wheat were heavy, of corn and oats light, and
provisions moderate The regular carriers and
the trade generally got the wheat The trading
in wheat not SO spirited as usual. There
was q remarkable falling of of crop-damsge re-
ports. and the bulls" had to fall back on wealth
er. higher English markets, the report OF big
decrease 10 Liverpool stocks, and the good ex-
port clearings from the seaboarc. There was no
outside business TO speak Of. Abundant rains
east OF the Rocky mountains are reported, and
many believe the damage 70 the crop IN Cali
fornis was oyerestimated June wheat opened
at 82lc, fuctuatsd during the greater part OF the
session between 82lc aud S3c, and closed weak
on realizing by local holders ar SIZE. Corn was
quiet and seatursless from start to finish. There
was considerable selling of May. and some
changing to July at 1e difference, and there
was also q fair trade in June. As in wheat
there WAS no outside business June
opened at 55ac, ranged M 70 55tc, and down to
542c, where it closed. Oats were rather heavy.
June opened at 32tc, and sold down at the close
to 32tc. Provisions were moderately active
but unsettled. Deliveries in May contracts
were only fair Stocks to be published to-mor-
row are expected 10 show little change from
last mouth. Arrivals of hogs were lighter and
prices 10c higher. There was little lard offered
early. and free bidding by one of the largest
holders advanced prices .07sc. Sellers became
more numerous the bulge, weaker feeling
developed, and the appreciation was lost. Pork
was quiet within . range Of 12} to l5c. July is
now the favorite. and sold at sl3. 80 a l3.9 90.
closing at $l377t. July lard sold at 80Sl5c
and closed at S.02lc. Short ribs ranged at
7.35 42tc and closed at 1850. The leading
futures ranged az follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-02
Excitement in tn. Metal Market.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The New York Metal
Exchange was the scene Of wild excitement to-
day. News of sudden drop in the foreign tin
markets was received early on the exchange
here. The decline was equivalent to fl0 per
ton. 1t was evident that many spectators at
homo and abroad were seriously crippled. The
exciteme mt in the New York market was so
great that it was decided to suspend both the
regular daily calls for transactions in tin. Secre-
tary Scheyvor, Of the Metal Exchange, said:
Although no actual failures have taken place.
it was feared that If the calls were continued as
usual to-day several spectators would be com
PEELED to announce their inability TO meet their
engagements" The dealers were indeed glad to
take a rest They felt that it was necessary to
have breathing spell. Those who were on the
verge Of failure were afforded opportunity to
make arrangements to settle their obligations.
The London syndicate is was said. had become
discouraged and Withdrawn all of its buying
orders Much anxiety exists as to what will be
the Developments for tomorrow. 1t is probable
that the calls in tin, which were suspended to-
day, may be again omitted tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-02
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce ss the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produces st the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, May L-Fiour-Reeeipts, 90
COL packages; exports. 1892 brls, As sacks;
frmer; sales 10 500 brls; fine. g. 1922 75 super
fine, G. 40 a 10, latter extrsme common to good
extra Western and State s2s5e340. good to
choice do, So 30 as 10; common to choice white
wheat Western extra, 81 5004 20; fancy do. 81. IS
$50; common to good extra Ohio. 81 IS a
BIO; common to choice extra St Louis, g. $50
$40; patent Minnesota. extra good to prime,
81 5094.7O; choice to fancy do. s475a510.
Wheat-Receipts 1,l00 bu; exports l05. 226
bu; sales. 5.23s. 900 bu futures and $4,000 bu
spot. Options weakened early and declined a
trihs, later advanced a 10. then declined a 10.
closing weak at about the lowest Speculation
moderately active. Cash grades Quiet and gen.
orally STEADY: No. spring nominal at oslo; uu-
graded red, 30 96ic; No. 2 red, 81 q 94s a 952c
r. o. b.; No. red and No. white nominal; No.
Pred. May, "a 095c. closing at 94c: June, 93i q
GATE. closing at este; July. 93t a. ic closing at
S3kc; August. 92f a93sc, closing At 92}c; Sep
tember. s2s o93.c, closing at 92sc; Decem e.r,
% l3-l6e95 1l-l6. closing at 94jc; May uoo9l,
99E a 81 90. closing at 99sc.
Corn-Recsipts, 81. 500 bu: exports 3,90S bu.
Sales, 20e. 900 bu futures. Al, 900 bu spot Op-
tions ruled very dull ali day; opened steady,
subsequently, declined 49ic. leaving of weak
Spot ale lower and heavy; ungrsded mixed,
COT 86T4c; No. 3, 64i 064sc; steamer. 65i a 66te
elevator. 67c delivered; No. nominal. Csc store;
No. 2 May, "a a 64ic, closing At 6ic; June. Cpl q
Gle, closing at 62le: July 62i q 63c, closing al.
62fc; August 624 963sc, closing at 62sc; Septic IA
her, go 063c, closing at Gle; October, % este.
closing ~ &c.
Oats-Reesipts. 10000 bu; exports. % bu:
sales. 10000 bu futures, 90. 600 bu spot. Firm
and quiet; mixed Western, 37939c; white West
tern. 40 a 45e.
Hons In light demand
Coiss-SpOt fair; Rio firm at IA ol5c. OPP.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The Drovers' Journal reports
Cattle-Recsipts 600 shipments. 1000. Market
$2.4Od360; cows, bulls and mixed, $203.6O;
Texas steers S304.1O.
Hogs-keceipts 1 600; shipments. 1000. Mar.
I5:55; heavy $5.4505.65; light. $o.3505.oo'
Sheep and Larabs-Receipts. 5000; shipments,
1000. Market steady; wooded natives SIS. $3.50;
shorn. S3.7505.75: Western, 81. 50a6.15; Texans.
1873 S5 lambs. $5.50G7.
The Drovers Journals special London cahlegram
quotes sharp advance in prices for American eattle
best American steers 13i9c per ID, estimated dead
weight, being lac higher than one week ago.
NEW YORK. May 1.-Beeves-Reeeipts 1000:
and weak. Dressed beef at 6la07iac per 10, with
selected sides sold at 7A0Sc. Exports to-day
$40 beeyes 500 quarters of beef and 500 sheep
ator beef slow at 9l4c'per 10
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000, and 15 car
loads were carried Yesterday not much trading,
but good stock firmly held; prime unshorn sheep
sold at 81 80 per 100 lbs; light unshorn yearlngs
$7.75 spring lambs at So .50o6 % each.
Hogs-Receipts z, 100; fair lots sold alive at &755
07.s5 per 100 fbs; quoted steady at $5.6005.90.
ST. LOUIS. May 1.-Catte-Receipts. 1,170; ship
ments, 100. Market steady; choice heavy native
steers, 81 10; fair to good native steers $40
4.5O; butchers steers, medium to choice, $3 206
425; stockers and feeders. $2.3O0360 rangers, or
binary to good. $2.2504.1o.
higher; choice heavy and butchers selections So
grades. fair to best, So. 1065.40.
Sheep-Receipts j. 100; shipments, 900 Market
strong; fair to fancy. S406.
KANSAS CITY, May The Live Stock Indicator
reports: Cattie--Receipts, 1926; shipments 329.
Market stronger aud active good to choice
fed, $4.150 common to medium. $4,000;
stockers, S202.9O; feeding steers, $50 3.60; cows
$1.5O03.50.
Hogs.-Receipts, 9, 27s; shipments, none Market
active and DC higher; good TO choice, 1855;
common to medium, $t7505.2O; skips and pigs,
So 2504.60.
Sheep-Receipts 1.4Is; shipments, 4s9 Market
strong. active and 25050c higher than last week;
good to choice muttons. $47505.25; common to
medium, $204.25.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May l.-Cattle-Receipts,
III; shipments, 144. Market dull on heavy; steady
ON light at yesterdays prices. No cattle shipped to
New York to-day.
Hogs-Recepts, 500; shipments, 500. Market act
i've. Philadephias, $5.70G5.75; mixed $5.65; York.
ers, $5.5005.6 go; com to fair, S. 500 45; pigs
$515.25. One car OF hogs shipped to New York to.
day.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments, 4, 900. Mar.
ket fair at yesterday prices.
BUFFALO. May 1.-Cattle- Receipts, none. Sales
1880 fos average, 425.
Sheep and Lambs-No through receipts Sales
200. with 900 held over. Market steady, Michigan
wooded lambs, Ill lbs, So.
Hogs-Recepts, 200 through 720 on sale;
heavy; sales medium, 1915; light Workers., $3.50;
pigs and rougbs unchanged
sCINCINNATI, May L. Cattle Receipts, 221;
sh ipment. "a. In good demand.
Market firm Lambs easier at $500.
Hogs-Market quiet and easy; common and light,
$405.45; packing and butchers; SIS. 250 5.75; re-
ceipts, j 900; Shipments 525.