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Two Balls shot Into Him.

VINcENNEs, Jan. 25--lSpecial. Oscar Glib
son, agent Of the Cairo & Vincennes railroad
At AIlendale, H., and Thomas Harris, the son
Of a prominent merchant Of this city, qpar-
relied on she streets last night. Harris struck
Gibson With CLUB whereupon the latter shot
him fwice, one OF the balls taking effect in
Harris abdomen and the other in the small OF
his back. The wounded man was taken to the
nearest physician, who probed for The balls,
but failed to locate them. Gibson was imme.
diately placed under arrest and remained all
night at the Grand hotel in the custody Of
Marshal Galloway. This afternoon he was re-
leased on $500 bond, which was furnished by
his brother-in-law, the Hon. Ray Gardiner OF
Washington and a gentleman of this city.
Harris is IN a very precarious condition and
NAV
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spersing here and there q warning to their
readers of the dangers surrounding highly
endowed country editors who have the
temerity to tackle the malaria of Washington,
the alleged deceased was and is and had been
for some time putting in eleven hours per day
faithful service for the government No, he IS
not dead, and has an abiding faith that he will
live to get even with the rural rooster who
spoke OF the alleged corpse as King, editor,
afo -
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WIScHEsrER. Jan. Especial. Wick Hi
who shot and instantly killed his wife and
seriously wounded his sister-in-law and also
his faiher-in-law, Oct. p last, and who has
been in Jail ever since, came into court this
morning and pleaded guilty to murder in the
first degree. He was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for life This is the first plea Of the Kind
IN the history OF this county. Hill is OF re-
spectacle parentage and his downfall falls
heavily on his aged parents. The Molats,
among whom the tragedy originated are i'm
petuous and quaFrelsome, but very wealthy.
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BE used plated spoon metal in his operations
and supplied parties who would dispose of it
in Indiana and Illinois towns. He recently
sold fifty 10 Terre Haute crooks, and only last
week twenty-five more. When his place was
raided by the federal authorities to-day he
was hard at work turning out the stuff. full
set OF tools, dies etc, were seized. Carter has
been at work on the case for several weeks
assisted by Deputy Hart. The prisoner was
taken 70 indianapolis tonight. 1t is supposed
that there are several more in the gang.
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The Greenensfle Postonce.

GREESCAsTLE, Jan. Especial the
SESTJSEL should state the facts in regard to
the so-called postoficc war here. While there
has been some littie rivalry over the change of
location there is yery Gtle excitement, and
that Is being brought abOu: by parties who
have buildings 70 rent The present location is
the nearest TO the courthouse OF the three meL-
stoned and is nor within a stones throw OF
che corporate limits unless we have some
gentlemen here who are more expert in that
Inc than David was when he made his famous
assault upon G0iiah. Neither IS il 'incOnven-
lent 70 three-fourths Of our citizens"
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ADr.nerado Arrested.

MONTICELLO. H.. Jan. ESPECIAL. Pat
McLinchey. New York desperado, was ar
rested and held in bond of $500 to-day for an at
tempt upon the life Of Douglas Peden at Hi
opolis, ILL.,, whom he threatened to kill, and
was prevented by parties Selling him and tax
Ing his weapons away from him. Failing to
give bail, he was sent to jail TO await the action
Of the grand Jury
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He Cnt His Throat.

EVANSVILLE, Jan. 2s.-ISpecial.l-At the
poor infirmary a few miles from this city last
night Dr. John Flaeger committed suicide by
cutting his throat with knife. He was the
oldest dentist in Evansville and was at one
time a very wealthy citizen. During the past
few years reverses overlook him and he was
forced TO go the poor house. Melancholy fol-
lowed, which so preyed upon his mind that he
only found consolation in death.
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Fruits and Vegetables.

Apples-Per brl, st.25df75: choice. s2.25a3:
fancy, $3.50; selling in bulk track 4)e5Dc per bu
Grapes-Nialagas, So for heavy weight, a for light
weight fancy 81.
onions-s1.259l. 40 per brl; Spanish 90c per crate
Potatoes-Per bri, Si.25Gi50; from car. 400 SOC
per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, s2759i per brl; Ken
lucky, ST. 75G2 per brl.
Cranberries-Per brl fancy. S7aS: common s5zs.
bushel boxes, choice S2jOG2. 70.
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- &c ID poisonine.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. 24.-lSpeeial. "A
peculiar case OF poisoning has just come to
light from Waveand q small town ia the cOun-
try. fifteen miles from this city i party of
young men from that place went to the cOun-
ny few days ago to 10 job Of swapping
While there they drank water out Of an old
and long-abandoned well and soon after were
al taken violently III. One Of the men, named
Thomas, died yesterday and the lives Of the
rest hang IN the balance. Frank keith one of
the party. is a son Of Prof. ke,tz Of Wabash
college. The disease has assumed the form Of
typhoid fever
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Hides, Leather and TalIow.

Leather-Oak sole, 29a3ic: hemlOck sole, 2492sc:
harness. 29934c; skirting 237S5c; black Bride per
doz sGo@65; fair birdie, S50aS0 per doz; city Kip
s50970i French kip, 70c@Sl05; city calf skins, q
@e0c; French calf-skins s1.0091.75.
Hides-No. / green, 4l5c; No. . green, Sc; No. 1
green salt, SIC; No. green salt, &c; calf same
hides No. green salt kip, Sc; No green salt kip
Sc.
Sheepskins -Pelts, each 2Jca- 1.25.
Tallow-No. l, SIC; No. 2, &c.
GreaSe-Brown, 21ae; yellow, &c; white, 10
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

Produce.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Flour-Receipts 81 754
pkgs; exports, 1879 brls 2,45D sacks; moderately
active: closing heavy: sales l6 400 brls. Wheat
Receipts, 100 bu; exports. none sales, 49i2Og0 bu
lLG1ISc lower; No. red. 9454QgJf4c elevator,
96l@Ggi15c aaoat, 9j5Ed97lac T. 0. b.; No. red,
soc; No red, S1.0; No. white, sl.0O; IN ,raded
Irregular, lower; opened 1a93lc higher, declined
1MW23zc on government correction Of crop report
and rumorwhich had no foundation OF failure in
-four trade closing heavy, %4dl5sc under Saturdays:
No. red, Jan, closing SOC; Feb, $4,000 sc,
closing 951sc:March, 9Sc, closing 96l &C.; May,
go12G'lO11s' closing g'14ci June. '>i4cg9i:0l,
95sc; Aug. 959955sc closing 9}c; Dec. 951&G971 &C.
closing 95llo- stock OF grain in store and ahoat,
Jan. 26-Wheat, 9,bh65gi corn, S6y5,4l; oats,
1853 424; rye 1864; barley, % 7S; malt l5i,
peas, S7,2l2- Corn-Receipts 70,2j0 bU, exports,
$500 6q; sales, 6.zU99 9S '9tgFes 1000 on spot
44lI9ll}4c aRoat; No. white, 4S54 9iie No. g. 4j9
Ale; un srded mixed. 3s1@45c steamer mixed, Al 4
gl35sc closing 1890; Feb, ~ "a i4i4e, closing 44c
March, f4$z@45Lc closing t3c; April, 45c May, 459
$40 closing 4jc. Oats-Receipts $1,000 bu; ex-
ports, l,S45 bu; sales 10000 bu futures $4,000 bu
Si&c; Feb, Sl5<c; March, 321Se; May, 32tsG3-@[c,
closing 523 spot No white 342c; mixed western,
2s1@931l6c white do. 34939jIo; No. Chicago 80 c.
hay - Steady; quiet CoHee Options opened
steady 10@l5 points up; cO,ed steady, l5620 points
above Saturday. sales. 800 bags spot Rio-Fair
cargOes at I7I9e- Sugar-Baw dali aud unchanged;
refined, steady; far demand MolaSSes-Foreign,
quieter; 80 test, 20l5c; New Orleans, quiet; open
kettle. prime to choice 3 IA i5c Eggs-Frmer; fair
demand; western, 1515c; receipts, 1916 packages
Pork-Quiet Mddles, quiet; short clear, $500
LArd-Steady; dull sales, western steam, $3.50;
city, SIS Jan, S7.2S nominal Feb SIPS asked ;
March, S7.27 asked; April. s7.29 asked; May S7.29
77.s2 closing 1920 asked June. $3.50 asked; July
S7.32 asked; August, >733Gz44; sept, S7.S4 asked.
Butter-Quiet western dairy, l39l9c; do. creamery,
16G27c; Elgn, 2S92Slzc. Cheese-Firm; quiet;
western, l0&9ll15c
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-A fair business In wheat was
transacted to-day, but it was principally local The
feeling, although unsettled, was strong most OF the
session realizing sales at the advance prevented the
market from so holding up, and finally resulted Ia
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Tho I.1pected 80 Ficht.

PERU, Jan. 28.--iSpecial. lin sporting cir
eles the long-looked for prize fight between
Dick Heating Of Lafayette and Monk Wilson
Of Peru, Is the pre-eminent topic Of converse
ton. The fight occurs one day this month, and
both men are confident OF winning Wilson
has been trimming for three weeks under 'the
St Joe Kid" OF Cincinnati, while Keaung has
been training here under Bill Devierly Of
lafayette. II IS expected that delegation Of
sports from Cincinnati, Chicago ana Danville,
H.. viii be present to say nothing of the local
sports from neighboring cities.
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Po.tomce Racket

GREENcAsTLE, Jan. 25.--fSpecial. There is
quite an excitement here over the location OF
the postOfice. special agent of the depart
ment visited the city yesterday, and rival petit
tons are now in circulation fsvoring certain
locations on three different streets. The pres
ent location is within stones throw of the
corporate limits, and incOnvenient to three
fourths OF the citizens. The new arrangement
requires the leasing by the government OF
suitable quarters for term of five years, the
renter furnishing necessary furniture and fix
lures including 6re.proof vault.
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Death of Alonzo Patty.

WTNCHEsTER, Jan. 25.-LSpecial.l-AiOnzo
Patty, prominent member OF the Indiana bar
and one of our best attorneys, died suddenly
this morning OF consumption. Mr.. Patty was
one of the most prominent citizens and com
manded the respect of everybody. By his
death three boys and an estimable wife are left
TO mourn his loss
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4 Criminal Outrage.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 27.-ISpecial. George Lee
was arrested here yesterday on an affidavit
charging him with criminal outrage upon Emma
Coleman, who is bat thirteen years of age. The
girl says Lee has been abusing her for three or
four months, but she was afraid to inform on
him. The parties are cOlored and the colored
folks are greatly exercised over the affair.
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January Orange Blossoms,

SEYMOUR, Jan. 25.-William Daugherty and
Miss Lizzie Hoffman were married last evening
at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
Louisa Olges. The bride is prepossessing and
highly esteemed. The groom is a gentleman OF
fine business qualifications and resides a;
Franklin, to which city he and his vile went
last night, where they will reside.
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tor, ii1lc; No. > MIXED Jan, AI1sau9gc; Feb,
4ll4g4lIeci March. as ~ e; April, 42ts,9A5ci ;
May, EL0i ic. Oats-Shade stronger; fair demand (:
No white &c: No. , white, S40&l4c; futures
quiet but steady; No. white Jan. 3s3s 1z3Sc Feb
$4lzc; March, 341@7S3s4c: April 81 aS51so ;
MAY, 3514 a36c. Receipts Flour. 400; wheat,
$500; corn, 10 70o; oats, 800 ohipments-W heat,
$500; corn, $50; oats. 500
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A LARGE CLAIM FILED.
THE OLD VENEZUELAN BONDS AGAIN.
Col. Behm's Estate Held for the Purchase
Money other Indiana News A
Gang OF Counterfefters at SulIi-
van Broken Up-Etc.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 27.-[Special. !
Capt Jacob F. Marks has Just filed a claim
in court against the estate of the late Godlove
o. Benin for s27,765S9. While it is the largest
individual claim, perhaps. ever filed here, there
is a more important significance clinging to it.
Mr.. Marks advanced the money for the pur-
chase OF twenty Venezuela certificates issued
by the mixed commission appointed by that
republic and the United States in 1866 The
purchase was made at stated dates in 1873. The
gentlemen interested with Mr.. Marks in their
purchase were the late Hon. GOdlove ;. Ortiz,
Col. Godlove o. Benin and Col. John 4.
Stein. The late John /. Miller
occupies Mr. 0rth's place in the purchase
OF the first eight certificates. Mr.. Marks sup
piled the money for these purchases and &C
cepted the individual notes Of the others Gs
collateral for their share, and all were to enjoy
the benefits equally. lie never realized any
thing on the investment and is now eudeavOr-
ing to either secure the certificates held by the
estate of Mr.. Benin so as % secure the payment
Of the notes given a. collateral II he sue
ceeds Other suits will he inStIgated against the
estates Of the other persons interested. About
one hundred aud fifty thousand dollars Of these
certificates are held in this city by the heirs OF
the interested purchasers.
In 1876 when Hon. Godlove s. Orth was the
republican candidate for governor of Indiana,
xne democrats raised loud clamOr against
him, charging him with dabbling in these
Venezuela certificates. His friends denied it,
but the pressure was 50 heavy that Col George
" Friedley, genera solicitor of the MOnOu
railway, who was then chairman OF the state
republican central committee, came here and
interviewed Mr. Ortiz Either By persuasion or
intimidation he was prevailed upon to with
draw from the race, and Presidenteleet Benia-
min Harrison was substituted. His overwhelm-
unaided by the friends OF Mr. Ortiz The filing
81 Mr. Marks claim cOrrobOrateS the charge
made against Mr. Orth az that time. His name
appears in contracts exhibited in the claim and
the genuineness of the contract and signature
is indisputable. The claim has created much
interest here
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Trin. To IeffarsnnviIIe

SEYMOUR, Jan. 27.-[Special. John r. Jar
Wis was Yesterday sentenced to two years in the
Southern prison by Judge Collins for cutting
Samuel Stout with intent 70 kill. Basil
Ketcham was given the same time and disfran-
chisement for five years for stealing $40.
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Wheat Thief Arrested.

COLUMBUs, Jan. q. Especial. = Thomas
Brown was arrested here yesterday for steal
ing thirteen bushels OF wheat from the farm Of
Mrs. Jacob Cook, near this city. After he was
put in jail he confessed the crime The wheat
was sold to a mill in this city. The same barn
was robbed OF about the same amount of wheat
about three weeks ago. The thief stole horse
and wagon in which 70 carry of MS plumber.
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Peru Revival Services.

PERU, Jan. 2S.-LSpecial. THE methodist
episcopal church of this place has closed its
last series of revival meetings, continued for
the past three weeks. During that time 1j0
souls have been converted. 1t is by far the
most successful revival ever held in Peru.
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The Carlton Jnry pisagree.

SHELBYvILLE, Jan. Especial The jury
in the case of T. L. Carlton vs. the c., l., st. l..
& C. railroad company for 5000 damages,
after being out twenty-four hours came in yes
terday evening, being unable to agree. The jury
stood eight to four in favor of the company.
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A silver DoIlor-sIaker Arrested

sULLTvAE Jan. 27-lSpecial- Major T. B.
Carter Of the secret service made an importrnt
arrest this afternoon here. One w. w. Boat
wright Of this place has been engaged in manu-
featuring silver dollars. Boatwright is an old
tinacr lie basseTFed a term OF Gye years before.
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Reonblican .Workers, Arrested.

SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Jan. 2S-ISpecial. =
VIII Blakely, a prominent republican worker
here. and James Thomas, negro, were arrested
here tonight by Deputy L. ). Marshal Ward
for violation OF the election laws. Both gave
hnuHc
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ers Sc: turkeys old toms &c; hens, &c; young tur-
keys, Sc; geese, S5.O0@5.4 - per doz.; ducks, &C.
Game-Rahbts. 75c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese, Sjci mixed and duck 2oc.
Rags per cwt
Eggs-Fresh per dozen l2c
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When the eyes become weak or the lids in.
famed and sore disordered system or a scrof-
ulous condition OF the blood Is indicated for
which Ayers Sarsapariila is the best remedy.
il invigorates and Vitalizes the blood and ex.
pels all humors
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shelby Fair Onicers Elected.

SHELBYvILLE, Jan. 27.-[Speclal.l The
stockholders of the Shelby county fair associa-
ton met here yesterday and elected the follow
ing officers: President b. $ Sutton; vice-presi-
dent, T. \. Cotton; secretary, f. Z. StrOup;
treasurer. John Elliott; superintendent. Will
lam Pond.
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FOR SALE.

FREE HoSIES-IN DELIGHTFUL CLIMATEi
Il no c-clonus. Billiards. or drOuths. NY new book
inst issued gives FUN descr ptive history Of Oregon and
Wa hiugtOn Territory hy counties. soil, climate pro-
auctions wages vacant lands, improved farms, prices
Of stock. machinery. etc; dne folding map both
states included-wortb many times IL tells
you the Disadvantages wei as the BENEFITS II Is
truly called 'sThe Homeseekers' Friend Price by
mail. &. Address Alex c. Wallace, Oregon City,
Oregon. 81
THIRST-CLASS GROCERY, CENTRALLY To-
i Gated and doing good business. Best Of reasons
for selling Call address So E. Westinghouse.
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Tho Greenshusg '.standnrd'' Burned o

GRENESBUEG, Jan. %. - TSpecial.l - The
.Stondard printing Office took fire last night
and burnt out. 1t was in two story brick
building on The west side OF the public square.
How the FIRE originated could not be definitely
learned, nor anything to insurance OF loss.
The lower story of the building is occupied by
the grocery store of Smawley q Dis, and the
drug store OF a. G. Hazlerigg. The fire did not
get INTO them, but they were flooded with water.
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N. Elliott dec J, Hancock.
INCREASE.
S. Hollingsworth. Font J. Brown, Monrovia.
anet- J. Riggle, Carlisle.
NJ. Frazier, Greenfork. \. Barley, San
L. lice, alias E. Wealth, dusky.
Shelbyvile. l. Clip, Milford.
N. Dearth, Jefferson. j. Lane, New Leb-
p. Wagner China. anon.
6. Carney, Iilion. W: Freeland, New
G. Bowman, Little York. Point
II. Sanderson, Sherman. G. Litzsv, Leaven-
l. Roberts, ROckport. worth.
NJ. Adds, Wolf Lake. S. Oliver, Coates
Vile.
J. Doce. Veedersburg. A Hofmier, Buffalo
I. kellen, GOspOrt. vile.
L. McCoskey, Shelburn. o. Karnes, Bryant
j. Ratliil, Bloomington. W. Strain, Harrods-
burg.
E. Frame, New Cumber- W. Hyde, Kokomo.
land. W. Bates, Columbus.
Y. jewell, Shelburn. II. Miles Bowling
NJ, ConOyer, Terre Green
Haute. +. Creal, Burnett
f. Wright. Madrid. h. 0urland, DUnreith
NJ Harpold; Brazil. B. Smith, Kech's
j. Gardnet, Washington Church.
j. McGilOris, Seymour J. Root Troy.
D. Swartz, Walkerton W. Wolf Wolcottville
{. Thorp indianapolis. ii. McCauley, Loogoo-
+. Wyeth, Terre Haute. tee.
L. Surkant (insaneb J. Kesler (dec.l,
Sanks Priam.
J. Brady, Taswen. B. Clark, Nottingham
w Wolf, Whitestown. NJ. Ward, Terre Haute
Navy A. Adams Aaron n. Conger, Indian
A. Voyles, Martinsville. apolis.
REISSUE.
l. Frazee, Boundary. S. Parish, Lafayette.
w. Hollcraft, Battle J. Long, Brookville.
J. Albright Laporte. I. Ravens, CurtisviIle
D. CULLEN, kOOlen.
J. Dunn, huntsville J. Phifer, Browns
REISSUE AND INCREASE.
J. Moore, Greentown.
A. SHELTON, Stinesville.
OIIGINAL-wIDOws ETC.
A.. Widow Mathes, New NJ. Click, widow Fl.
NJ, widow G. winein- bus.
CHER, Union.
R., widow B. Baker, New NJ, widow J. sylves.
Philadelphia ter, Attica.
D. widow J. Antes, C., widow j. Reeves,
Chandler. New Cumberland.
T., father T. Hughes, C., widow S. MeElroy,
NJ, widow a. Tulleton, f. Curry. widow R.
Washington. Evans Tampic1.
Minors r Evans, Tam +. HeRboefeT, mother
pioO. /. OeStreich, s.
A, widow J. Frazce, Anthony.
Minor, j. Dilworth. AmosH father J. shep-
Minor, J. Anderson, pard, Spencer.
Portland and Ridge r, mother W. Hood,
vile. Mansfield.
NJ. widow J. Petree, N, father s. Whit
Elizdhethtown. man, Richmond.
j., mother ID. ThOm9- NJ, mother J. Smith,
son, kendallville. Noblesville.
NJ, widow J. Carrot, p, father /. Pittman,
alias J. shannon, In South Bethany.
dianapOhs. L. widow G. Carlton,
LOckport.
A.. widow J. Elder NJ, widow S. Lyman,
Terre Haute. Grandview.
c., widow J. McCutch.
con, Lafayette.
MEXICAN SURVIVORS,.
Reissue P. Williams, Hillsboro.
L. VOORHEES,, Terre Haute.
J. Moore, Muncie.
MEXICAN WIDOWS.
NJ. widow T. Gibson, Charlestown.
r., widow Z. FOxworthy Martinsville.
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Groceries.

The general tone of the market is steady. Cofses
are in good demand at quotations, roasting grades
having advanced &c. Sugars are fairly active.
Canned goods continue materially unchanged as 70
prices. salt holds about steady.
CofTee-Common 70 good, 1791s%c; prime 70
choice 1912G2l1zc; fancy. 221Z92S1zc; Golden Rio,
24j81251g c; Java, 261993O1Sc; Coverings Z L C.,
roasted, 223{c; schnull Co.. standard, 2214ci
Arbuekles, 2254c.
sugars-Hard, 71499c; confectionery A, 714975sc;
of A, 65sG7lsc coffee a. 654@65sc, white extra c,
sz86s4c; extra c. 6js961zc; God yellow, 614gGsc;
common yellow, 6Qg65Ec-
Molasses-New Orleans, new crop, S0945ci medium
sirups, 25G30c; choice, 35Ga40c.
Observation-Disclosures, 5G61zc. Coal oil, 99iic,
Beans navy, s2@225; medium, S2G225; marrow
fat 81 35G2.50. Canned -Blackberries, S5t9
90c; peaches, pounds. si.75G2; peas, sl9l.30;
salmon, pound. si.906225; tomatoes, pounds, 81
@I.1O; sugar-cOrn, 9Oce1si.5o. observation-disclosures,
london layers, new, s25092.55 per box; Muscatel
double crown, new, sl.S0G2 Prunes, old, 4hg5c.
Currants, 6tdT1zc.
Salt-In car lots. 95c: small lots S1059l.10.
Spices--Pepper, 1920; allspice, I29l5c; cloves,
26a3Oc cassia, 109l2c; nutmegs, 7n@S5c per pound.
starch-Reined pearl, 96314c per pound; Cham
pion gloss, and Id packages, 5G51Sci Champion
gloss lump, s1zg4ci improved corn, 6g7c.
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Hoes-Receipts, coo; shipments l75. The market
opened active and continued throughout n prices
about &c higher than yesterday. Close steady. All
sold.
Good to choice heavy S5d4 90
Fair to good mixed . S064 -
Good 70 choice light. - ......... S5Gi4 O.
Llght mixed ..............-. 6Oes4 so
Pigs and rough lots 00a4 q
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30

cHEEP-Keoeipts, Ilght. The market holds steady
on choice grades Of sheep and lambs. Common stun
dull
Prime sheep, 10 pounds and upWard-...-s4 25dt 50
Good sheep, - to 100 pounds -...--.. 5oCi4 90
Common to medium sheep. ...-. 2 003 90
Extra cholce lambs 00d5 %
Good 10 choice lambs ......-... 2j74 3
Bucks per head. 50d2 IS
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-01-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS ;
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Is. fSSq. (

CArrLE-Recsipts, 12s; shipments, Us. The market
Is steady all grades at Saturday. quotations
Prices still continue low for this season. Choice
heifers are IN fair demand