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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Too Many strong Cigar.

LAFAYETTE. April 24.-[Special.l morris
Woolf, prominent Hebrew citizen, and one of
the leading tobacconists here, was yesterday
declared insane by jury in the circuit court
and a guardian will be appointed to take
charge of his business affairs. He was taken to
Chicago for treatment and was told by his
physician that his trouble was caused by smok-
ing strong cigars. While in Chicago he escaped
from his relatives and was missing three days
His afiliotion causes much regret here
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SALEM. April 2s.-[Special.I- Gas well No. 8
was shot yesterday at depth OF $50 feet and a
fine flow Of gas was the result. Work on the
fourth well viii commence this week. II il no
longer a question that we have gas sufficient TO
supply the town in addition TO running all the
factories. Salem is now q good place for the
investment Of capital.
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Alcohol-s2 i5a220; asaiTtlda, i6a2oc; alum, "a
Sc; oamphor. 9513sc; cochineal, bO@66c; chlorO-
FORM 6Oa55c; coppcras, brs, sSCfS50; tartar,
pure, R@3Gc; indig ~, s0@sic licorioe, Calab gen.
ulne. 3Om45ci magneaia carb., 2-oz, 25g3Dc; NOR
castor, per gal, fi.22@i26i oil, bergamot, per ~,
s3N3 %; opium, S3ib; quinine, r. W., per o.,
4l9i6c; balsam copabia, l0@sOc; soap CASTLE, fr,
l20t5 soda bicarb, 4lS6fCo; salts, EPSON. 46t5c
sulphur, -four. f61Gc saltpetre. sC920o; turpentine
f9055c; glycerne, 23423c lodid pOtass., S3el3 20
bromide D0tass., 42o chlorate potash, 2Sc; borax,
12@l4c: cinchonidia, 12gl5c; earbolc acid I5350c.
Ons-Linsecd oil, raw, soc per gal; boiled 62c
coal oil, legal test a6e1o; bank, Zoe; best straits
soc; Labrador Coo West Virginia, lubrioatug, 20c
zoe; miners, Csc ard oils-No. !, 50@55ei do,
extra, 726g75c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01

LAPoRTE. April 24.--tspecial.l-Martin Mol
10y. Of this city, was arrested this morning on
a charge Of incest and bastardy preferred by
his step-danghter, young girl of seventeen
years OF age. The plaintiff alleges that she was
betrayed by Maloy about one year ago, while
living on farm in the south part OF this
county. and that he has compelled her 10 sub
nit 70 his desires periodically ever since.
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Articles. Opening Hisbo.i. Lovo.t. Closing.

Cash quotations were follows: FlOur-e;esdv
and unchanged; No. spring wheat, oi5eei No.
spring wheat, 70d75c; No. red, 5j.f5sc: No.
2 corn axe; No oats. - ie5a2i g; No 2 re.
41au1Sc; No. 2 barley, nominRl No. I FAX seed.
si56; prime timothy seed. si.33i sal IS; pork.
per br, Sii.j0@liG2i5. lard, per 100 lbs, f6s2l4a
G.s5 short rib sides Qoosel. l5.g0a6; dry sAlted
shoulders (hoxed) s5.25d550; short clear sides
boxed, s6258G.astS; whisky. distllers' finished
goods per gal, si.u2. sugars-tut loaf, gsGfg1 e.;
granulatcd, y e; standard "a" sc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
An Eigi,t-Ysar sentence.

LAPoRrE, April 20. Especial. - Coleman
Gibson, a negro, claiming residence in Chicago,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for attempt
ing 10 outrage the person OF Mrs. Charles Eg.
CERT, near Wanatah, this county. His trial was
held In court this morning and the Judge sent
him 20 prison for eight years
Charles r. Blake pleaded guilty to a charge
OF larceny and was given three years in the
penitentiary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
A Golden wedding.

MANSFIELD, April 26.-[Specal. The
fiftieth anniversary of the wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Kemper, was celebrated at their
home, two miles east of this place yesterday.
There were 10 descendants and friends pres
ent. The aged couple have passed all their
married life on the farm, where they now re-
side,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
A jail DeIivery Frustrated.

JASPER, April 2s.-[special. Last night the
sheriff was told by prisoner that two other
prisoners, Jim Smith and Sam Kosterson had
planned 20 shoot the sheriff as soon as he en-
tered the JAIL and in the excitement the pris-
oners would escape. The sheriff accompanied
by deputy, surprised the two, dIsarming
Smith, who had a pistol in his inside coat.
pocket. Where he got the pistol is not known.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Republicans DIseuised.

LAPoRrE, April 29.-[Special.l-Th re-
publicans, under the guise of citizens meet
ing, held convention tonight and nominated
the following ticket: For Mayor Morgan
Richter. lr.; clerk, George Koenig; marshal,
James Purcell; assessor l.. Nandewalker;
water works trustee GEORGE Zimmerman.
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Joseph Bennett. Column.
navy, Elrod.

Joseph Bennett, Column navy, Elrod.
bus o. Baker, Shoals.
]. jenkins, Laconia. ]. NJ. Haas, Column
James G. Caveness, bus.
StinesvilIe. b. George, Scipio.
Daniel Turner, Cochran. Noble II. Blakeley,
Lewis HardenbroOk, Henryville:
Hargan. John Ryan, Elizabeth.
Joseph Douglass, Madi- town
son. William T. Fox, Mon
]. =. Fry Jasonville. ticello.
i. Thomas, Paris Cross Levi Karus, Parker.
ing. William lngarm,
James Archibald, Washington.
Knightstown. John IL. Rockhold.
Thomas Nichols, Madison.
Princeton.
Edward Lace, Green. Oliver Strain, Mar.
field. tnsburg.
John Walters, Dunkirk. John c. Cline Elgin-
Francis NJ. Duncan, burg.
Russerville. Charles Kraipke,
John Dewy, New Al. Evansville.
bany. Otto Marolotzi, Geneva.
James r. Carmichael, James Buchanan,
Bloomington. Harrodsburg.
Rufus Adams, Bloom. Madison Mingle, Pen
ington. dleton.
William Bell, Valpa. Casper Fern, Indian
raise. apolis.
Peter Abplanalp, Nor John A. Soliday,
ris. Academy.
Francis NJ. Walter, Michael Leonard,
Paxton. Terre Hsute.
John Partich, WaymGnsville.
0RIGINAL-WIDOWs, ETC.
Wary Ann, mother of Martha A., widow Of
Minors vs. S Of John C. cyS aR har neither of
Lounsdale. John Modlin.
Mary A., widow of o. Minors of VIM. A.
Patrick Houan. Saxon.
Minors of John S. Mary j.. widow of
O'Brien. John f. Wall.
Rachel. widow of VIM. Lucy, mother of VIM.
Schroeder. Paxton, jr.
Malvina L., mother of Minda, widow Of
VIM. S. Campbell. Amos Beaver.
Elizabeth, widow of 5. Kate, widow of G. w.
Hutchings. Wyman.
Susan s., widow of T. Josephine, widow of
r. Mitchell J. T. Dennis.
Mary I. widow of Amos Kate,widow of Henry
Jackson. Versailles. c. Brenton, Peters
Elizabeth widow of J.. burg.
NJ. Hubble. Terre Celina v, widow Of
Haute. Samuel T Lowe,
Catherine NJ, widow Of Boonville.
Christian f. Bergman, Elnora, widow of John
indianapolis. p. Lacey, Upland.
Sarah A.. widow of Elizabeth, widow of
Chas Snediker(navy. Chas. ID. Prov.
Matthew NJ, father of Matthew n. Reds.
Nancy j., widow of Eliza widow of II.
VIM. Vowel. Dallman
Mary j., widow of 4. Clevenger
REISSUE.
Afford Agnn. Isaac n Bulls
Benz. F. Lower.
Amos Gilman. John II. Smith.
Edmund A. Fahnestock
William Il. Bggs, Thomas H. Lampkins,
Henry p. Smith, William Masters,
James II. Thompson, Albert G. Sloo,
Irwin T. Graves.
Nelson Palmer, Terre Charles w. Thomp-
Haute. son, Houston.
William ]. Shrode John NJ. Perrin, Ekin.
StendGl. Parry Davis, Goshen.
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
John Forman. Alfred Grisson.
Daniel Myers.
John Jones, Andrew J. Robinson,
Joseph Schrotz John III. Stark,
Charles Larimore, Joseph Henderson.
John NJ Burlington, John c. North, Kirk
Coal Bluff. patrick.
Ebenezer Shields, New James S. Maxwell,
Corner Portland.
Zachariah I. Pullman, Nashville.
MEXICAN WIDOW.
Sarah, widow of Noah Rumley, Lanesville.
Minerva, widow of Preston l.. Whitaker
RESTORATION AND REISSUE.
John Cord.
George Idle.
MEXIcAN-sURvIvoR
Chas. Norris.
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oTe-room. Fifty-fve men are thrown out of
employment. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Home of Newly Ork. Hartford and London
and Lancashire companies each had S, 600 on
the building, and the Queen of Liverpool
$4,000 on the contents and machinery. Con-
tents and machinery were either destroyed or
badly damaged. The company will rebuild.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
A Young Lady Attempts Suicide.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, April 2o.-[speciaLl-
Miss Kate Wiley. young lady aged twenty
eight years. residing with her parents fifteen
miles north of this city, attempted suicide by
cutting her throat with a razor. The cause for
the deed is unknown. When found the girl
was very weak from loss of blood, but the
cash was sewed up and she will survive.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Manned For Life.

SEYMOUR, April 2s.-ISpecial. George JET.
frey, young man of this city and an employee
of Carriers saw-mill, eight miles from here, had
his right arm caught by circular saw yester-
were cut off close up, and he will be manned
for life.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Another Chance For Woods.

COLUMBUS, April 25.-[Special.l-Ad Ben
nett was arrested at Sprsytown. Jackson
county, fifteen miles southwest of this place,
this morning for illegal voting Bennett, on
his own admission, is q minor. He went Sc
curity on a note for $50 for his brother, and
when il was due he pleaded the minor act and
proved by his father and the family bible that
he was under twenty-one years of age. When
asked If he did not vote for Harrison in No
yember he admitted the fact and was arrested
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Avn Unsncces.rul Coon.Hunt.

SEYMOUR, April ESPECIAL Clayton
Downs q farmer six miles east of here, climbed
tree to capture a coon, when the linb broke,
precipitating him to the ground, distance of
twenty-eight feet. His left leg was badly
broken near the hip, aud he is otherwise seri-
nnalv hurt
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01

Southport, Marion county; J. n. Carmichael,
vice William Turner. resigned, South Union,
Monroe county; J. s. Woodward, vice William
S. Sparks, removed Stanford, Monroe county;
c. c. Dun, vice Jamees L. Greer, removed
Styneryille, Monroe county: Hiram Brown,
vice Byron Wilmer, removed, Huntington
county; III. 4. Schroen vice c. B. Stone, re-
moved, marlborough, Bartholomew county.
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Three Thonsnnd swear or.

LOGANsPoRT, April 24.-[Special. Francis
Murphy closed his labors in this city last even
ing and grand benefit was rendered him on
the occasion Of bis last appearance. He was
ably assisted at his last meeting by his son,
II. +. Murphy, who Is "chip o. the old block"
The meetings here were LARGELY attended and
signed the pledge.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Indinnn cold Frcltement.

COLUMBUS. April 25.-TSpecial.l-A citizen
of Brown county was in the city to-day, and
stated that there was no decrease in the gold
excitement along Bean Blossom creek, in that
county. A large number of fortune-hunters
were prospecting for the precious metal, and
some with considerable success. A Cincinnati
geologist will put in mining apparatus.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
EYe Form ono Br a RuIIet.

PRINCETON. April 2s.-[Special. AT Fl
Branch, seven miles south of here, yesterday,
John Welsh, a farmer shot John Meuser,
saloon-keeper, which may result in his death.
Welsh was put to bed by Meuser, who. after
awakening, accused Meuser OF stealing $50
from him. Meuser was sitting on a bench with
his head down when Welsh shot, the bullet
tearing out his right eye and lodging in his
neck. Welsh was brought here and lodged in
Jail He tried to kill Special Constable Knapp,
IA no arrested him
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Assignment-Holidny.

GEEENcAsTLE, April 29.-[special. I'D. W.
Campbell merchant of Coatsville, Ind, made
an assignment to-day TO Quinton Broadstreet.
The assets consist Of brick store room and a
stock OF general merchandise. Home creditors
were preferred.
The public schools take holiday Tuesday
and Wednesday on account Of legal holiday
and the Washington centennial. Most of the
scholars will picnic at Fern on Wednesday.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01

Apples-Per brl. si.75@2OO; choice, g. 25a2 so;
fancy, s25O@275; selling In bulk on track, 70@s5c
per bu.
Onions 5c0ts1 per br Spanish 81 per crate; red
top sets, Si50aL70; white top sets, 81. 75@2 yellow
bottom sets. 81. 75@2; white bottom sets s225@25o
Potatoes-Per brl, 7Jc@9l; from car 25935c per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-Virginias, s2.5012. 20 per brl (;
Illinois, a. 2592.50 per brl; Kcntuckx S202 - per
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loIogna--sEIn. largs or .mAIl. loi elOlh, 6I1s.
Grocsrtes.

C0fce-Common 10 good, isi%920o; prime 10
choice, 2ia2Ic; fancy, 2i925c; Golden RIO 25a77c;
Java, 2s932o; Lsvering's r. l. 9. roasted. AYE;
schnull X Co.'S standard, 2aS{o; Arbueklo's. 2f4c.
9ltci on A, ss4a9c; coffee A, sezGs1Ic; white ex-
ira c. slS9s1sc; common extra Q, seas y; good
yellow, E49sci fair yellow. TS97ssci common yol-
low, 7AdEso.
Molassos-New Orleans new orop), S00E46c; msdi-
urn srups, 2i650c; choice, 3a6ff0o.
Satin car lots, Fl small lots. g.. i0tGii5
Splces-Pepper, i96f20c; alsplco. i2tai3c; cloves,
26930c; cassa, i06si2e nutmegs, 704Sbc per pound.
staroh-Rennod pearl, 3et314c per pound; Cham
pi0n gloss and h packages, 6g5kc; Champion
gloss lump, 3lSf94c; improved corn, sale.
MiscellancOus-kioe, 5a6l9n. Coal oil, H{@i4c.
Beans, navy, s2@2.25 medium, s2@225; marrowtat,
e. 35m25O Canned goods-Blaekerries. SSfg90c;
peaches, pounds 81 1907 peas. Sidi30; salmon,
pound 9i.906t2.2j; tomatoes, pounds, slG,l.i0i
sugar-c0rn, 0oc9si.50 Raisins-California, London
layers, new, S2.50a275 per box; Muscatel double
crown, new, sis0a2. Prunes, old, Slg8So Cur
rants, 6@7iSc.
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A Probabis sIurder in Ru.h.

RUsHyILLE, April Special Yesterday
morning Hiram Hobbs, young man oftwenty,
and Frank Guynn became involved in quar-.
rel nj Glennwood, which resulted in the shoot
ing OF Guynn by Hobbs. The ball took effect
in Guynn's arm, thence ranging down into his
left side near the lower rib. Drs Orr and Eli.
OFT probed for the ball, without locating H.
The superstition is that the shooting is neces-
sarily fatal. Hobbs escaped.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Il IL n Murder?

MICHIGAN CITY, April Especial. Dan
Kennedy, well-known grocery clerk, disap-
peared Saturday night. lie was last seen near
the river, intoxicated. about IL o'clock. He is
supposed TO have staggered of the dock and
drowned. Men have been dragging the river
since yesterday noon but no clew. Some think
he was murdered
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An Eighteen.Yenr s.nt.ncs.

FRANKLIN, April 2s.-[special. The trial
Of George Fender for the murder Of Charles
Winterberg at Edinburg last February, which
has been occupying the attention OF the court
here all week, was brought 10 a close last night
at 1915 by the jury finding the defendant
guilty OF mansauRhter. II assessed his pun
ishment at eighteen years in the southern
prison. Fender is well satisfied with the Yer.
Dict
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Three Year. For Murder.

GOSHEN, April 26.-[specal. 1.-The jury has
returned verdict giving Joe Barrett, who, last
October, shot and killed William Burton, po-
liceman Of Elkhart, three years in the peniten-
tiary for msnslaughter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Lightning Route to the "Pen.p

LAFAYETTE. April 29.-[special. Last
night Thomas Lane, claiming to reside near
Lebanon. stole horse from Thomas Kennedy
OF Brookston and came here to-day to sell the
animal. He was arrested this afternoon, ar
raigned before Judge Langdon, pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to three years in the peni-
tentIarY
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Three Years For one shot.

RICHMOND, April 29.-[Special. Jared Kib-
hey, aged sixty-eight, who shot man named
Rank, near Abingdon, this county, two months
ago, seriously wounding him, pleaded guilty
to-day To a charge of shooting with intent TO
kill, and was sentenced TO three years in the
penitentiary and fined $40.
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An Insane Woman,s Thr.ats

WABASH, April 29.-LSpecial. NANCY 8.
Lines, whose home is seven miles south Of this
city, was arrested this evening at the instance
Of her neighbors who were in danger of losing
their lives. Mrs. Lines had become violently
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01
Potato Bugs in War Paint.

SEYMOUR, April 2s.-Ispecial THE season
Is fully month in advance Of last year. The
foliage and the potato bugs are out in full
flower. The latter are appearing In countless
numbers and are likely 70 get in their destruct-
i've work in great shape.
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PonItrY nnd Produce nTnrket.

Poultry-Hens, SIC; ROSTERS 3I5c; turkeys, old
toms &c hens, lie; young turkeys, &c; geese 5000
per dor. ducks. &c.
Eggs-Fresh, per dozen, 10c.
Butter-tancy creamery, 20d22c; fair 70 good
creamery, 15di7c; extra choice country, il@l2c;
packing stock, 5e1sc good country, 1Oc.
Feathers-Prime geese, 35ci mixed and duck, zoo.
Rags-2i Der cwt
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Lafayette wheel-work. Burned.

LAFAYETTE. April %. : Special - The
wheel-works Of the Lafayette car company were
totally destroyed by FIRE this morning. The Ere
originated from an oyerheated furnace in the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-05-01

Market for clover seed Is very weak other seed are
quiet. Dealers paying prime clover, 5000
4.35 prime timothy, 81. 65 per bu in small lots SELF
ing at 250550c per hu. higher; extra cleaned blue
grass selling at 10000 per bu. red top 7090c per
bu. orchard grass 81. i08iG0; Alsike SL60SJ0 per
bu.; English blue grass Toe per ID.
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brl genuine Jersey seed, s3@s so; Kentucky yellow
seed, 81. 2591.75 Bermuda seed, S2.50G275; South
ern Queen, 81. 1902.
Cranberries-Per brl, fancy IS; common, So;
bushe boxes, choice, sl.75922l
Bananas-75cGei 70
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MAY l. 1889

insane, and procuring weapons vowed that she
would assassinate everybody in the neighbor-
hood. She was placed in irons and brought to
this city.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK Yarns,
ISDIASAPoLIS, April % 1889.
CAITLE-Receipts light. The market was strong
at Saturdays prices both shippers and butchers
cattle Common stuff is Ilov sale.
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A Successful Fraud.

LAPoRTE, April "a. Specialize. H.
Pughsley of Rochester, n. Y, came here re-
Gently with letter of recommendation from a
Lockport, n. Y, bank, and purchased blooded
horses from Banks & Hit, and from the Door
Prairie live stock association, amounting in
value 10 over 50, 600. To the former he gave his,
rote, due in three nine and twelve monthst
and the latter he gave as part payment draft
of $500 on the above named bank, and dated il
ten days ahead. The draft WAS protested. 1t
was then learned that the letter of rccOmmen-
dation was forgery. Search was at once In
stituted for Pughsley. The horses had been
shipped to Chicago, and a telegram from Mr..
Banks this afternoon announces their recovery
in that city. Ii was also learned that Pughsley
has engaged in the same work before, but has
always managed to evade arrest.
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Nearly Two Hundred witnss.o. Summoned.

WNcHEsTER, April THE case
of the state vs.. NJ L. Canada for the shooting of
Marshal Wnghtsman of LosantviIle, this
county, last May, together with John P. Ed
wards. Willis Wright, John Kendall and
"Pluck" Edwards, as accesso ries, was called
yesterday, when the defense asked for a con-
tinuance, which his honor, Judge Monks,
granted until May 10. This will probably be
criminal eases ever tried in an Indiana court.
The defendants are mostly wealthy and in-
fuential men, and have engaged the best legal
talent at this bar headed by the law firm of
Canada & Garrett One hundred and ninety
one witnesses have been subpenaed, the largest
number ever summoned in any case in this
county.
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the price OF the barrels with soc added 10 adj
ditional cost OF package
Lard-Puro kettlc-rendered, new In terccs, SIC:
also In half barrels, We advance price Of terces
b0-pound cans In i0t-pOund cases. 70 advance on
price Of tercos; 20pound cans In S0-pOund cases.
advance on price Of tierccs l0-pound cans Ia Go
pound cases. 10 advance price oftlerces 6p0und
In GG-pound cases, 20 advance price of
uercesi 3-pound cans IN 60pound cases, 20 advance
on price Of tlerces.
Central" pure family lard. In terces ...........T
Martin refined lard, In tiorccs
Also In 50-pound and 2o-pound cans At usual adj
vance.
Boogna-skin. large or small, TO- cloth, $40.
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INpANApoLIs WHOLESALE MARKET.

- 10. average Sizes ~ TO- average Dackht less
than the above quotations.
20 ID. average bellies 70 less than above quota
tons
Morgan & Grey" brand
sugar-cured hams, Sc less than price Of "Rcii-
able:" English breakfast bacon, 70 less than price
OF Reliable" English shoulders, 2c less than price
oil "Tleliabe."
b,.v
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CGticGra Remedies

lIkEPLES, black heads, red, rough, chapped, and
TlifI oily skin prevented by CUTIcURA Soar.
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Hoes-ReceIpts 300; shipments zoo The market
is quiet at prices 21l5c lower than Saturdays quo
tations. Closed quiet All sold:
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uGUnC Soft, white, and free from chaps spd
IiANuO reduess, By using CUTIcURA soar.