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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-12-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Produce

n. N5w Y4EE Pes
steady. Wheat-Receipts, l35, 75O exports, 1855
sales, 10s0000O futures, AS 100 spot spot market
firm &c higher; quiet; No. red, si9s47<c eleva-
tor; S5IlGs51 afoat; s494Gs61c f. o. b.; No. 3
red, sic; ungraded red, 7S1 f9ss e: steamer No. 2
rsd, sic; steamer No. red, 7412675o; No. hard
95l4a9Skc; No. northern. 9lg9i14c; options more
active; 1s59sc up; firm; trading chiefly switching
December to May; No. red. Dec, So asS 13-iGc,
closing sS54c; Jan. "a 9-l6@s5lse. closing s5lse;
s. 15-16@S95sc closing, ss14c June, SS5B@see clos
Stocks of grain, store and afloat Nov. 80: Wheat
1872 22; corn, 6S2 S9 oats, ll766SO; rye, 29l,ls1
Barley-stesdyi barley malt, quiet Corn
Receipts 2iG00; exports, G9,S+0; sales, 40S, 600
futures DOT 900 SPOT: spot market stranger fairly
active No 2, 42S elevator; 425E643c ahoat; No.
white. 42ci ungraded mixed; 4o9ss1zei steamer
mixed, 401594I14c; options dull; irmer; Dec 4l5zG
42c, closing 42c; jan. 4l5s@i3zc, closing 4l$c; Feb
41slc May, 4l5z94l 11-l6o, closing 4l5zc. Oats-Re-
9sPtS isaGoo exports 49, sales 10000 futures
frmer; dull; Dec. 2Sd2S19e, closing 2slsc; jan,
27Isa2Sc closing 2sc; Feb, 2Sc; spot No. 2 white
301Sc; mixed western 27aSOc; white do. sOM3jc;
MOI Chicago. 2q3Sc Iiay~Steady: oniet Hons
Fairly active; firm. COfee-0ptions opened steady,
unchanged to points up, closed steady, 10@l5
I575c; jan Feb, l5.7Og15S5c; March, Is. s5al5 CSC
May, l5.909l595c; June, 1890; July, IT, 759l5s5;
Aug, 10 75ci Sept, 10. 70@15.75c; oc l5.55al565c
ifSai715c. sagssr'-Raw. strong. active e.
fair 7 lining, 5A955sc; centrifugal, SO
test, 615@614c sales, 1000 bags China.
Size; lots of English Islands. 81 test, "a
51se; refined, firm; quiet. Molasses-Foreigu, nom
inal; New Orleans, steady. Eggs-Firmer for
22e; receipts, !, 492 packages. Pork-FirIn. Cut
Meats-ouiet; picked bellies, II pounds, 55sc;
picked shoulders 519c; picked hams, 9091tc mid
dles, firm; short clear, s5.65 Lard-Easer; England
bought 100 tierces western steam. $3.50 other sales
1900 terces, S6S096 3212, closing $3.50 Options
Sales, 1900 tierces Dec Sc 22@6 IS, closing S. "a;
Jan, s6.27 bid; Feb, S6.32 bid March, s63S@6SS
closing s6S7 bid; April, Sc. 45 asked; May. So 81
asked Butter-Best fresh Grm; western dairy. go
1sc; do creamery, 13g27c; do held at l0G19c; do
factory, 7@l9c. Cheese Quiet; steady; western "a
Gl0c.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Mheat-There a very fair
trading in this market, but good deal of il in
way of operators transferring their interest from
December iato May. Under these operations the
difference between December and May widened
out to 514@51zc The opening rather weaker,
especially for December, which declined sc, while
May receded only &c, but later recovered December
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Minor state Items.
John B. Becquett pioneer citizen of Wayn
died Tuesday,

John B. Becquett pioneer citizen Of Wayne,
died Tuesday.
Montpelier, Laurel, New Trenton and Brook.
vile will ali have new railroad depots soon.
J. B. Holmes saved six years ago from death
by consumption, it is alleged by the faith cure,
is again at the point of death.
The Mani County Sentinel under the new
Haimbaugh management shows marked signs
of improvement. The paper, however was
never commonplace.
Twenty cars of furniture from Fort Wayne
and Grand Rapids were shipped east recently.
The consignment is bound for Montevideo in
the republic of Uruguay, South America.
On the east-bound train wrecked on the
Nickel Plate road at Argos, the other night
the animals were liberated and are running
wild again.
The Commercial hotel and three business
rooms owned by Alfred Gray, Peter Boos and
Iycurgus Rannells respectively, burned al
Rochester early Wednesday morning Loss,
$1,000; no insurance.
A fine Galloway COW died recently a: the
fat stock show in Chicago She was the
property of the BrOokside stock company OF
Fort Wayne. Ind, and was valued at 81 200.
The animal had been imported and was con.
sidered the second best of the kind in this
country. The disease pronounced lun.
fever.
The jury in the celebrated Harness Noakes
breach of promise at Laporte brought in
q verdict Wednesday, awarding the plaintiff
$l48. The case has been on trial for several
days. The defendant was at one time en-.
gagged to three young ladies, and prior to the
wedding one of the favored trio tried 10 effect
a compromise with Miss Harness, on the basis
Of 5000. She brought suit for s, OO0
Wednesday Rose Lyle, seventeen-year-old
girl of Wabash, swore out warrant for the ar
rest of Fl. Christman, travelling salesman
charging him with criminal assault. According
to her story, she went to Lagro with him in q
buggy. and near that place he took advantage
of her by drawing revolver to brighten hei
into submission. She informed her relatives
upon returning. and the warrant was gotten
out, although Christman had escaped.
Patents have been recently issued to the fol
lowing Indianians: George " Clymer, Bloom
ingsburg. bridge; Andrew G. Freshour and G.
w. Lake, Marion, roofing paint; George w
Gilbert, kendallvile, photograph frame
Henry A. Gore and II. w. Ruton
assignors Of one-third 10 T.. W. Walker
Goshen, carpet-sweeper; Charles Nc
Neal, Mishawaka, assignOr OF one
hall to 4. S. Kellman, Goshen, spill
puIly; James A Minnick Elwood, fence ma
chine; Henry Gold, Fort Wayne, vehicle seat
David NJ. Parry and T. II. Parry, Indianapolis
vehicle shaft; Max L. Richter, Fort Wayne
rotary vegetable cutter; Wn. p. Sheffield
louisville, fence; VIM. Smith and c. II. Dill
Danville, grocer's canister VIM. II. Trammel
Huntington, lender for plows.
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killed His son-in-Law.

OsGooD, Nov. 29.-[Special. This commun-
ity to-day is much excited over the killing, by
Alfred Bishop, of his son-in-aw. Jacob Dobson,
although the sympathy of the people is doubt
less with Bishop. 1t seems that Mrs. Dobson
had been baily treated by her husband and
her father induced her to return to the parental
roof. DobsOn then swOre vengeance against
her and her father. Aiming himself with re-
volver last night, he arrived at their home,
where he fired five times through the window,
without result, however, and then set fire to
the house and barn. which fire was extinguished
before much harm was done. He then thought
TO make good his escape, but was prevented by
Bishop, who seized ak and beat Dobson's
head until his brains oOzed out and he was
quite dead.
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Two Feet of snow in Indiana.

WABASH, Nov. 29.-fSpecial. IA driving
snow storm prevailed throughout this part OF
the state all of last night and drifting upon the
railroad tracks has greatly impeded the move
ment of trains on many of the roads. The
Cincinnati, Wabash x Michigan this morning
abandoned train No. between Benton Harbor
and this city aud all other trains are late The
Chicago K Atlantic has had considerable
trouble on the west end and there were at :
o'clock this morning twenty Grand Trunk
freight and passengers stuck in the drifts on
the Chicago & Battle Creek division. The Off
Gals hope to have them all out tonight Snow
plows are now at work The snow here was
about six inches deep but along the northern
state line it from eighteen inches to two
feet and drifted badly.
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Bold Bad burglars.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.-[SpeciaI. The
dwelling house of the Rev. James Omelvena,
pastor of the presbyterian church, was bur-
glarized by two masked men last night in the
absence of the pastor. and while none but Mrs.
Omelvena and her children were at home. The
burglars entered the house, awoke Mrs. Omel-
vena, and while one threatened the lady with a
drawn pistol the other ransacked the house.
securing a small sum of money, and a quantity
of valuable iewelry and clothing. They tore a
rng from Mrs. Omelvena's finger, and one of
them choked her severely wnen she attempte
20 scream. They found Mr.. Omelvenas spare
underclothing, and in the presence Of his ter
rihed wife Invested themselves of their own
underclothing and put on the preachers.
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Az EIectrie Light Mudale.

COLUMBUS. Nov. 2s,-[Special. THE coun-
Gil met in special session last right to contract
for an electric light plant and was served with
restraining order by the citizens electric light
company to prevent a contract being made
with any other company, to purchase or lease
a light. The grounds of the injunction are
that the funded Indebtedness of the city is more
than per cent. of the tax list. The light fur
nished OF late Is very unsatisfactory TO the cit-
zens and they almost unanimous for q
chaiRe a better system. The people are ex-
49, over the matter and lively times are ex-
r.cted
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IN THE WORLD OF TRADE.
GRAIN.

Local receipts show "a cars inspected the past
twenty-four hours against inspected the pre-
ceding day.
Wheat-Iittle doing; No red. 7sc; No. red. $50
75c rejected, 65c for poor zoe for choice samples.
Corn-old scarce and in active demand; new,
cool and sweet is offered 10 arrive at SOC; No. 1
white, 3512c, track; No. white soc; white mixed,
5iI2@35ci No. white. one color. old, 35c; No. 3
white, two eolOrs old, SIC; No yellow, Si1ae; No.
mixed. 341Se; No. mixed, 30e old sS3S3l &c; No.
mixed, 29c; ear, 2792Sc. All prices track.
2sG2S1Sc, track; No 3 white, 22c. track; No
mixed, 2lc; rejected, 1s@l9l9c; Dec 2Oe.
Bran-Local dealers are bidding IS 25(9s50; ship
pers bidding s..
Hay-Timothy, choice, s11.oO; No. /. s1050; No.
Ss9e.5O asked; prairie, No. l, S7725; Iowa, $3.50;
No. 2, SC asked. Straw-Sl per ton.
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she Wants SO, 900.

HUNTINGTON, Nov. q. -[special.l-A sensa-
tional suit was commenced to-day by Mrs.
Mary s. Brandon, the wife of one of the most
prominent physicians in this county, who lives
at Andrews. She alleges that married woman,
the wife of Wabash railroad engineer now
living in Toledo o., has alienated the affections
of her husband, w. s. Brandon, and asks judy
ment in the shape of alimony for $1,000.
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Her Neighbors Refuse to Believe.

ANDERSON, Nov. 27.-[Special.l Living a
short distance from Perkinsville is a lady
about forty years of age, who has been widow
for some ten or fifteen years. A few days ago
she was placed in a somewhat embarrassing
condition BY giving birth to boy baby. Since
her husbands death she has become great
believer in spiritualism, and she now stOutly
maintains that the father of her child is her
spirit husband, who returned one night to her
something less than year ago. She refuses
10 give any information other than that given
above, and there are some people who refuse
IN believe IL
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
Fruits and Vegetables.

Apples-Choice, s1.7592. IS; fancy Bellfowers and
Wanderers S250@3.
Lemons-Slow S3.JoC94 for choice 10 fancy.
Bananas-75cGsl.5 80 per bunch.
Sweet POtatoes-JerSeys not plentiful; others in
good supply. Illinois Jerseys, g. 1913; Baltimore.
s.. 7593; Jerseys S1d4.Z5.
Cranberries-Cape God, s363.25 per bushel boxes
SS.50@9 per bb Jersey SL5Os per bril- 81. 5O@2 IS
per bu.
Grapes-Suppy only fair; Malaga, 20 lbs. gross. 81
@7.50 per brl. cobb gross, S6@6.50.
Potatoes-Dull; Sl81.50
OniOus-Spanish, 81 Is per crate; home grown, 80
6J60c per bu.
0ranges-Florida brights, 81. 7593; russets g. so.
Figs-l0 lbs. 81. s091.50; 20 lbs, s2.6092.75.
Squashes-30d40c per dOz.
Celery-2nM5nc
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Brazil. Nov. 29.-ISpecial. IAN adjourned
meeting of the striking miners was held at the
courthouse to-day. Reports from the district
committees showed 526 men at work at the
new scale. an increase of seventy-five over
the number of a week ago. A committee
chosen 20 interview the operators reported in
favor of accepting the terms offered and de-
cIsriBg the strike off. After a warm discussion
of nearly two hours, the vote was taken, re-
sulting in 153 ballots being cast for eyes," to
eighty-five for "no"-a majority of seventy
three in favor Of accepting and going to work.
The chairman declared the protracted strike of
seven months at an end.
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The Father of seventeen children.

SHOALS, Nov. 27.-[Special. The Huff will
contest has begun and the jury empaneled.
The deceased, James ID. Huff, had been mar
ried three times, and was the father of seven
teen children. His will left all his property,
$2OO,O to his widow and her childred, caus-
ing those of the former marriages to contest
the will. The case promises to be interesting.
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4 DisgracefuI Grin. =.

NoBLEsvILLE, Nov. 29.-[Special cicero, a
town six miles north of this city, is in fever
of excitement over disgraceful crime that has
just come to light An old and respected citi-
zen of that town adopted small girl some
time ago from the orphans home at Westfeld.
Being unusually harsh TO her she returned to
the home few days ago, and now it is revealed
that he committed criminal outrage upon
her. He has gone to parts unknown.
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CHERRIES SAIL.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of certified copy of a decree to M liz
rected from the clerk of the Marion Circuit Court of
Marion county, Indiana, will expose at public sale
to the highest bidder.
SATURDAY, THE 2sth DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. d. 1889,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. and O'Clock
D. M of said day at the door of the Court House in
Marion County, Indiana, the rents aud profits Tor
term not exceeding seven years, OF the following
described real estate. to-wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner of lot thir-
teen (f3 in John J. JOhnsOn's addition TO the town
of Castleton in Marion county, Indiana; thence east
twenty-eieht and One-haf esq feet thence south
one hundred and twenty 120D feet; thence west
twenty-eight and one-haf t2s1) feet; thence north
one hundred and twenty l20 feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning and failure TO realize the full amount Of
Judgment interest and cost. I will st the tire
and place expose at public sale the lee simple of
said real estate.
Taken rs the partnership property Of William f.
Bash and George w. Kessering at the suit of Daniel
=. Erwin ct al.
said sale will be made With relief whatever from
valuation or appraisement laws
ISAAC KING,
Sheriff Marion County.
December 4. A. D. 1880
Grifhths Potts, Attorneys for Plaintiff 4.St
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Beeves-Receipts. 1900
making Il. 900 for the week. The arrivals included
100 Tor expectation. 81 carloads for home
trade slsughterers direct and SO carloads for the
market. The demand was fair and the yards were
cleared before noon; common to best steers sold at
S. 10g5 per 100 pounds bulls and dry at 81 20
t927O The weeks shipments included l. 80 beeves
and Q go quarters OF beef Latest Liverpool cable
advices quote American refrigerated beef firm and
strong at SIC per pound. Calves-Receipts. $50,
making 500 Tor the week Barely steady at 597l5c
per pound for veas. and at 294g35<c for western
calves. Sheep-Receipts, $500, making $3.50 for
the week. Firm with active trade, with sales at
4@5%c per pound for sheep. and at 5G314o for
lambs. Hogs-Reeeipts, s. 800; unchanged for live
hogs at S3S09410 per 100 pounds, with carloads
sold at S4dA05.
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Allow cough to run until it gets beyond the
reach of medicine. They often say, ooh, it
will wear away" but in most cases it wears
them away. Could they be induced to try the
successful medicine called kemp's Balsam,
which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure,
they would Immediately see the excellent effect
after taking the first dose. Price 50c and 81.
Trial size Tree. At all druggists.
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Pro.pect. of the New Ronh.

GREENsBURe, Nov. %. = Especial = The
building of the Evansville & Richmond rail-
road through this city is taking definite shape.
To-day T. A. Allen, superintendent of con-
struction and Harry Kurtz, general attorney of
the Mackey system, are here. They have
closed contracts for some fifteen acres of
ground for their shops, depot, etc; also for
stone, brick and material for the buildings.
Work will be begun at once and prosecuted
with vigor. The day of talk as to the building
OF this road is now past 1t is now action and
hnsiness
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Poultry and Produce.

Poultry-Hens. 51Sa6c; spring chickens 5%g6c;
ROSTERS, 3c turkeys, hens, Sc; young turkeys, 70
lbs, SCI young turkeys, small. 6ci geese. full
feathered, IS. A. per doz. ducks, &C.
Butter-Receipts are fair Dealers are bidding for
choice, 10@12c common and medium, Age.
Eggs-Candled, per dozen. 2le.
Feathers-Prime geese, Csc per h.. duck and
mixed, zoe per h.
Honey-New honey. white comb 1791sc; dark, IA
@y16c per one III. sections.
Rabbits-4o@6Oc per doz.
Quail-Sl@1. % per doz
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The Now Hnnks Indorsed.

SPENCER, Nov. 29.-TSpecial. AT the Owen
county teachers institute, in session to-day, j.
l.. Duncan of Coal City addressed the meeting
in behalf of the new books The teachers in
dorsed the books unanimously. A methodist
minister, who has been opponent OF the
new school books has changed front and to-day
said: Il believe that the institute took the
right step"
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An Indianian brought Home Dead.

SEYMOUR, Nov. 29.-ISpecial John Beatty
of the Cotton Belt road was killed at Pine
Bluff, Ark, this week, while making coup
ling. His remains were brought home last
night for interment He was twenty-eight
years old and unmarried.
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A Three Yenrs, sentence.

NoBLEsvILLE. Nov. 27.-[Special. Harvey
Goodpasture, the man who was arrested few
weeks ago at Elwood for passing counterfeit
money, was to-day sentenced to three years in
the penitentiary by Judge Moss.
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The use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla purifies the
blood, stimulates the secretions, and imparts
new life and vigor to every function OF the
body. For nearly half a century, it has re-
NAMED unrivaled as to the best blood medicine
ever discovered. Be convinced by a trial.
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Young Mans Suicide.

WINCHESTER, Dec. Especial. i Willie
White, young man aged nineteen, committed
suicide this morning by taking morphine. The
young man was well connected.
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gathered all the old vehicles. played-out farm
ing implements and loose plumber generally
and made big bonfire, leaving everything
clean. They told him they hoped it would
be kept so in future.
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Lost Both Legs.

SEYMOUR, Nov. % ISpecial.l = Charley
Brown of this city, brakeman OF the o. d NJ.
road made a misstep yesterday, and falling
under the wheels, had both legs cut off below
the knees. lie is twenty-nine years old and
has a wife and two children.
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THoRNTowS. Nov. 2s.--lSpeeial. While
Robert Slokum, rich widower, was absent
from home this week getting married again his
neiqhbors gathered and repaired his fences,
made improvements about his house and then
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Inrce Fam Rnrnetl.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Dec. Especial. The
large barn of ]. II. Hudson, ten miles north of
here, burned tonight. 1t was full of grain ana
hay. Loss, $500; partly insured
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snent Thanlkscivinr in .Ja,l.

HUNTINGTON, Nov. 2S.-lSpecial. l-Charles
Stacker of Logansport was arrested to-day for
an alleged attempt to blackmail Jacob Boos.
the well-known brewer. out of 81 200. He is
in jail in default of bail.
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Lost I'll. Farm Residence.

MONTPELIER, Dec. 1.-[Special. EARLY this
morning John Miller, jr., living three miles
north of this city, lost his farm residence aud
all of his household goods by fire. No insur-
ance,
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Indiana Postmasters.

Beaver Dam, Kosciusko county, G. w. Mid
dleton, vice w. c. Thomas, resigned
Honey Creek, Henry county, w. I. Sanders,
vice s. ID. Showalter, removed.
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A afinister KiIls Himself.

HUNTINGTON, Nov. Especial. THE Rev.
Erdman Delorma, prominent minister of the
German reformed church. committed suicide
this morning, using a revolver. He was well
known throughout the West and recently came
here from Allen county.
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Endorsed by the faculty. The reputation of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has been solely
achieved on account OF its merits Physicians
prescribe il.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Recommended by physicians of all schools for
the brain, nerve and stomach.
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When Baby vs. saek. We gave her castcrts-
Ehen she was q Child, she cried for CassoFia,
Th>a she became Bsss, Ehe caung 70 CastosiA,
Ebss cha bad Caudrsa. shs gave shen Cssoogsa
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Cash quotations were as follow: Flour-Dull and
unchanged; No spring wheat. 7s@791kc; No. 3
spring wheat, 64d67c; No. red, 79G7s1 SC; No.
2 corn. 3l3sc; No. oats, 2014d219c; No. 2 rye,
44c; No. barley. 5Sc; No 1 tax seed, S133; prime
timothy seed. 81 20; mess pork per bril- 37199e 5o
lard, per 100 lbs S5.9213; short rib sides lloOse
81 90a5 25; dry sailed shoulders (boxedl, s4S7I59
445; short clear sides (boxed), So 255 BIZ; whisky
distillers' finished goods per GAL, s1.02.
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EOR CLEANSING, PURIFYING AND BEAUTI-
flying the skin OF children and infants, and cur
ing torturing disfguring, itching, scay and pimply
diseases of the skin, scalp and blood. with loss Of
hair, from infancy to old age, the Cuticura Rene
dies are infallible.
Cutcura. the great Skin Cure. and Cutieura Soap
an exquisite Skin Beautsier, externally, and Cuti-
Resolvent, the Blood Purifier internally
every form of skin and blood disease, from
pipples TO sofofula
Sold everywhere Price. Cuticura, 50c Soap, 25c;
Resolvent, 81 Prepared by the Potter Drug and
Chemical Co.. Boston Mass.
Send for 'How 10 Cure SKIN Diseases"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION SrocK YARDS.

UNION SrocK YARDS
INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 2, 1889. {
CATTLK-Receipts, light. The market continued
steady on the better grades of both shippers and
butchers at quotations. Common and medium
stuf dull
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On the produce exchange to-day the butter market
was steady and unchanged. Eggs-23924c.
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Grain In store Dee. 2, 1889.
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Articles. Opening Highest Lowest. Closing.
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RsaI estaie.

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nrsferred, hapdsome Eats on 0sh.ayel
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