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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-06
His One Hundredth birthday.

MARTINsvILLE, March Al Special. James
Culver, residing about two miles east of this
city, is to-day enjoying the one hundredth an
niversary of his birth. He was born in Wythe
county, Virginia, March 4, 1889, as is shown by
a bible belonging to his son, seventy-eight
years of age. who is here now. The son had
lost trace of his father until recently, when he
saw a notice of his fathers whereabouts, taken
from one of our city papers and reprinted in a
Virginia paper. lie came here few days ago
10 get his fathers testimony regarding an un-
settled estate. Mr.. Culver is hale and hearty,
and enjoys the activity usually accorded men
of little more than half his age.
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Faithful servant.

KSrGHTsTowN, Feb. 2s.-lSpecial. THE fol-
lowing resolution was adopted and spread upon
the records of the Indiana soldiers and sailors
orphans home, at a recent meeting of the board
of trustees:
Whereas, Capt Harris having retired from the
board desire TO express warm appreciation OF
his faithful stewardship.
Resolved, That Capt. James ii. Harris has been an
untrirg, honest UPRIGHT offer carefully guarding
at all times the interest OF his comrades children,
He has, as treasurer of our board. handled during
his term Of ONCE, near four hundred thousand dol
lars OF funds belonging the Institution, and not
dollar has ever been miSapplied, or been paid,
except upon the order of the board Of trustees. In
separating from him, he has best wishes for his
future welfare and prosperity. Truly may say OF
his work here-''Wen done"
BEN l. SMITH, President.
SARAH z PfTrHAN Secretary
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Two Doctors Bleed Each Other.

LoeANsPoRT, March Especial IA bitter
feeling has for months existed between Dr. J.
II. Sultz and DR.. w. A. Jordan, two prominent
physicians of this city. They met this after
noon and hard fight took place. In the
scuifie the two men fell off the sidewalk and
rolled into the gutter They were separated
before much blood was wasted. The fight is
the talk Of the town.
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Farmer. Indulge innnual.

vNcESNEs, Feb. %. = [Special.l = James
Howell and Isaac Cunningham, two farmers
south of the city, became engaged in an alter
cation yesterday and, both men having shot
guns, the affair almost ended in double trag.
edy. Cunningham shot in the back
shoulder and face, and Howell received part of
a load of shot in the neck. Both men are seri-
ously wounded. An old feud was the cause.
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Madison Ready to Boom.

MADISON, March Especial. Madison is
to have 'big boom" this spring, Several
large factories will be built and in operation
within six months Work on the government
dyke in the Ohio river at this point, to give the
city a good harbor, will be commenced shortly,
and the saw and the hammer will be heard ali
over the city
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce.

NEW YORK. March 4.-Flour--Receipts,
1880 pkgs; exports, $50 brls, 1858 sacks;
dull and heavy; lower to sell; sales II, l00brls.
Wheat-Receipts, 1850 bu; exports none I;
sales. $4,000 bu futures, 5000 spot; spot
market dull and weaker: No. red, $50
965 C. elevator; 971<c afoat; e61s 99SIc f. o. B.
No 3 red, 92c; No. red, s1.06; No. ] white,
CSC; options fairly active lower and weak !;
No. Q red. March, 95al(da6c, closing 953fc;
April, closing e7c; May. 971st09Sssc, closing
9s1Ec; June, 9s1<0995sc, closing 9slSc; July,
94240955Sc closing 951sc; Aug, els{a92c,
closing 9l2<c; Dec. 94sx@945sc. closing case.
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Site For a soldiers Home.

MARION, March Especial. 1.-The repre-
sentatives of the board of managers of the Ma
tional soldiers home, who visited this city re-
Gently to select a site for branch home, have
chosen tn lie Geiger and Elliott farms, comprs-
is beautiful one, high and dry, the Mississinewa
river bordering the eastern line for half mile
The selection gives general satisfaction. The
price paid for the land was $50 an acre.
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Severely Injured by the Cars.

SEYMOUR, March Especial. Manuel C..
James of Medora, this county, came TO the city
last evening, and after getting himself on the
outside of good deal of bad whisky became
very drunk and started to walk to Chestnut
Ridge, five miles south on the j., NJ. & /. road.
Before he was out of the corporate limits he
was run over by north-bodnd freight. His
left arm was crushed its full length, his back
and breast horribly mashed and his head badly
injured. He is forty-seven years of age and
was a member of the Twenty-thrd Indiana
volunteers. His chances for recovery are
barely possible
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sharp Practices

MART1NsvILLE, March 1.--[Special. Some
grand schemes that have been worked by par
ties in this county by securing school fund
money and mortgaging land, and then cutting
the timber off and allowing the land to go back
TO the county, are going TO be unearthed
Much money, it is said, has been made in this
will be exposed.
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FRANKFORT. March Especial "A great
eommotion was created on our public square
recently BY the announcement of White G. D
notices being sent to II. III. Bradley, most
prominent and influential citizen. He was
warned to vacate his flats on the public square.
No money or pains viii be spared To unearth
the sender OF these notices. Mr.. Bradley offers
II
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IN THE WORLD OF TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

Local receipts show 81 inspected and 10 cars
not inspected the past twenty-fOur hours, against
total Of cars inspected and 81 cars not inspected
the preceding day.
WHEAT Quiet; No . red, 99c; No. red, Goa
94c; rejected, 75Gs0c for poorer, and S3@sSe for
choice samples.
CORS-Firmer; No. l white, 33c; No white,
80: No. white q in color) &c; No. yellow, SOC;
No. yellow, 2915c; No. yellow, 2S13029c; No. .
mixed, 291@@30c; No. mixed, 2992s1Sc; lNo. 4
mixed, 2S1yc; ear, 2S1Sc bid.
0ATs-Quiet No. 2 white, 2Sk5c; No. white,
2714c; No. mixed, 251zz c; rejected, &c.
BRAN-Sf0.
UoMISY FEED-Sl0.50.
HAY-Dull; No. timothy, s115Ogl2; No. .
timothy, s950@lO; No. 1 prairie, $65097 No.
prairie, SIS asked.
Grain in Store March 4, 1889.
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Prison Candidates.

CoEYDoN, March Especial. lin the cir
cult court yesterday Charles and James Taylor,
cousins, twenty-five and twenty years old re-
speetively, pleaded guilty of burglary, and
were sent to the penitentiary for one year each.
Isaac Letter was also given year on plea of
guilty OF stealing meat, etc, from mis- neigh
bors. His sons Perry and James, thirteen and
eleven years, said their father had taught them
TO steal, and they were sent TO the state reform
e~hoO
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sandbagced and Robbed.

FORT WAYNE, March Especial THE
Rev. w. ]. Lewis, who has twice completed
voyage around the world, came home yesterday
TO lecture in the Christian church. He attended
services in the church last evening and while
on his way to his home he was sandbagged and
robbed OF all the money he had and some
valuable papers. The reverend gentleman sus-
tanned severe injuries from blow on his head.
which may prove serious.
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T,red OF aer Runninc AWAY.

CoRYDoN, Feb. 2s-[Special.l- &c. B. Tuell
has instituted proceedings in the circuit court
for divorce from Lillian May Tuell. The fair
Lillian deserted her husband on several occa-
siOns, but he was so infatuated with her that
every time she returned he fOrgave her. On
one occasion she went to New York with a
Cincinnati drummer. The last time she de-
serted her husband she went to New Mexico
with a government enploye and has never
since returned.
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Another sudden Deatll.

Fort WAYNE March Especial. William
G. Mexican, ex-councilman and manager OF
the Fort Wayne iron works, died suddenly of
heart disease at his home in this city yesterday.
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suicide-KiIled By Cars.

LoGANsPoRT, March s. Especial = The
wife of James Harper of this city committed
suicide las5 night by jumping into cistern.
Mrs. Harper was in poor health and she killed
herself while temporarily insane.
William Shomton, Yandalia freight con-
ductor, had both legs cut off while making a
coupling, at Clymers, last night. He died
soon after the accident.
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Arrests For Intent to KIN.

WINCHESTER, Feb ESPECIAL. wv. L.
Canada. John B. w. Dawson, John p Ed
wards, John Kendall and Willis Wright Of
Losantville. this county, we're arrested by
Sheriff Hawthorn yesterday and placed under
1900 bonds each, which they readily gave for
the shooting last May, with intent to kill Wes-
ley Wrightsman, marshal of that place. Can
ada is charged with the shooting and the Others
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Samuel 1Ioore's Funeral.

MooREsvLLE, March 4.-[Special. THE
funeral services of Samuel Moore, the founder
of this town, was largely attended at the
methodist church. The sermon was preached
by the pastor, the Rev. Z. r. Vest. The schools
and ali business houses were closed.
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Goe. To the Reform scbool.

MABTINsvILLE, March 1.-[Special. IAN.
drew Allen pleaded guilty to burning W. O..
Sheets property at Mooresville and was SEN
fenced to the reform school at Plainfeld,
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For A..nultinr a "FIoater."

GOSHEN, March 4.-[Specisl. David Logan
has been arrested on an indictment returned
by the last grand jury charging him with
assaulting Eli Smith. fioater. 1t is claimed
that when Smith attempted to vote he was
assaulted by party, of whom Logan was the
leader
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Farm Resiaence Burned.

SEYMOUR, March Especial. THE unoc.
cupied farm residence. barn and contents, the
property of Mrs. Benjamin f. Scott, situated
in this county. ten miles west of this city, were
totally destroyed by FIRE yesterday. Loss fully
Al 500, upon which there was an insurance of
Al go 1acendiarv
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Arrest For Criminal Assault.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, March 4.-LSpecial.l-
Michael O'Neal, ir.. a young married man liv-
ing near the junction, was arrested this morn
ing on the charge of criminal assault, by a
young girl named Flora HarwOod. She claims
that she was at his house last night and that
he boldly attempted to take improper liberties
with her, but she managed to escape him.
ONeil denied the charges, but was placed
under bond of $780, which he failed to get, and
uas JAILED
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Jary DID Not BeIIeve Hi,n.

GREESsBURG, March 1.-[Speclal. - DR..
George w. Godfrey of Forrest Hill. Decatur
county has been found guilty of petit larceny
and sent TO the penitentiary for one year. He
is aged sixty. He claims TO have found the
stolen goods in the road, but the jury evidently
did not believe the story
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5o954c glycerine, 2302ic; iodid. potass, S3S3 -;
bromide potass. 4o943e; ehlorate potash, 25c;
borax 10S12ci cinchOnidia, I2gI5ci carbolic acid,
45150c.
Oils-Linseed oil, raw, Sc per gal; boiled. &c;
coalol legal test ,9gs4c; hank, 4oe; bsst straits
soc; Labrador, 60e West Virginia lubricatlng, 2oS
SOC; miners, CSC Lard oils-No. l, 50G55e; DO,
extra, 72G76c.
White Lead--Pure, 614c; lower grades, . $50
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MARION, March s. ESPECIAL John Sage,
convicted of completely in the murder of
Henry Albert Cunningham, seven years ago,
was sentenced to imprisonment for life.
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In.tantly Killed.

WARSAW, March 1.-[Special. dennis Col
Inns. an unmarried man of this city, while on
his way home last night, fell down as he was
crossing the Pittsbarg, Fort Wayne & Chicago
railroad in front of an approaching train and
was instantly killed.
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Theodore Grubb Rscaptured.

vIScESSEs. March 4.-TSpecial. Theodore
Grub, the murderer of Gertie Downey, who
broke Jail Saturday night, was returned 10 this
city to-day at noon. FL was captured Sunday
afternoon by j. D. Regal, marshal Of GRANVILLE.
H.. within two miles of that town. The sheriff
has shackied Grubb, and now keeps a close
watch over him
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m. stole rwentv Horr.I. :, Ra.r

SEYMOUR. March Especial Jim Mad
dox, negro, was jailed last night on the
charge Of stealing twenty kegs of beer from
William Wilson's wareroom. They were
buried in the ground in what is known as
smoky Row" lie is also wanted for stealing
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Hides. Leather and raliow.

Lexther--Oak sole, 2e934c; hemloek sole, 2iG2sc
harness, 27GfS3c; skrting, SS335e; black bride, pc
doz s6O965 fair bridle, s50960 per doz; city XII
s5O970; French kip. 7ocesS1.05; city calf skins, =
9e0c; French calf-skins. 81. O09175
Eides-No. green, &c; No green. &c; No.
green salt 51sc; No. 2sreen salt 4c; calf same 4
hides; No green sat- Kip, SC; No. green salt kip
&c.
shesrskns -PeIts each 25cG;l.21
Tallow-No. 1, 80: No. ., 41Sc.
Grease-Brown, 211c; yellow, &c; white Sc
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A Sudden Death.

MARTISsvLLE March Especial. Mrs.
DR.. s. H. Schofeld, aged sixty-four years,
dropped dead this afternoon of heart disease,
while calling on a neighbor lady.
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ErnbeZzlen1ent.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, March Especial !
Arthur Gordon has been arrested for making
collection on the sale of bibles and it is
alleged not properly accounting for the
money
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On the produce exchange to-day the Ter MARKET
was easy and unchanged. Eggs easy, l2@i2izc-
PHILADELPHIA, March 4.-Flour-Quiet
and weak. Wheat-Closed weak; No. red,
March, 96s4@971{e; April, 97@971Ic; May,
97I@9S5sc; June, 9Slz@99c Corn-Weak;
No. high mixed, track. SCI steamer, No ?
mixed, in export elevator, 49, SC; No. mixed
and yellow, in grain depot, Acc; No. . mixed,
in export elevator, 5994e; No mixed March,
3955@395sc; April. 4O15 Gilc; May, 4l1z942c;
June, 415lGG421<c. Oats-Car-lots weak; No.
white, 3lG3l4c; No. ? white. Sac; futures dull
and unchanged. ProviSions-Dlll and I'M
changed. Receipts-Flour, 1900; wheat. $500;
corn, 400; oats, II, 800. Wheat,
1900; corn, 500; oats, 1890.
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Dry Goods.

The jobbers' fight continues. Local trade good as
usual for the Better prices looked for in
the near future.
BROWN Observation-Disclosures A, nc; Atlanta
A, &c; Atlantic II, TIC; Amory L, 1sc; At
lantc D., SIC; Nashville standard, &c; Atlantic 2 .
&C. Nashville "A, 615c; Rock City, 5'4ei Cumber-
Log Cabin, TIC; John p. King "A, SIC; Pepperell
f, 714c; Statue Liberty, sc; Peppere r, SIC; At
lantc L. SIC; Peppereli, 81. Zoe; PeppereL 1914
22c Utica, 81. 2217c; Utica 1914. &c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs - Blackstone IA, re;
Be-kely cambric. ISISc Cabot A., 71zc King Phillip
Hope 71zc; Fruit SIC; Masonvlle, SIC; Hill, SC;
Sea Island No. l. Sc; Sea Island No. 2, ne; Sea
Island No. 3, SIC; Forget-me-not SIC; Farwell, shc
Dwight Anchor, &c; Wamsutta, 1919; New York
mills, 1O1zc Peppere 81 23c; Pepperell, 1914 24c;
Utica, "a 25c; Utica, 10-4. 271<c.
PRINTs-Amercan &c; Allen, Sc; Berlin
old colors, &C; Cocheco fancy, Ghc; Eddystone
&c; Hamilton, fancy, 61zc; Hamilton, turkey red
SIC; Pacific. &c; Simpson, black &c; Steel River
fancy, &c; Windsor, fancy, &c.
BRowS DRILL-Crescent A, SIC; Rock City, &c;
Darlington, 71zc; Peppereil, re
TIcKISG-Amoskeag A A, 1Sc; Portsmouth,
121zc: Conestoga F, 15c; Susquehanna lie; Cones
toga F. 15c; Hamilton, 1i15c; York 30 in., HE;
York, 81 in, 1s1zc; Oakland A. T1ac; Thorndike A.
re
Columbian lilo; Beaver Greek B. 101Sc; Everett
blue, 121zc; HaymAker SIC; OTIS 9 o., Ice; YORK,
6oz., l5c.
sHrRrINes-Hamilton stripe 1OHc; Amo,kesg
check, lOc Amoskeag eheviot stripe, SIC; Amosksag
cheviot plaid, &C. Economy checks s1zc Otis, SIC;
White River Plads, SIC; Bee Hunter, &c; Carolina,
CANBRIcs-Edwsrds, Sc; Concord. Sc; Man
haitian, Sc; Warren, 4z4c Nashville Roll, high
colors, &c; Masonville Roll. common coiors, &c.
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as accessories. Wrightsman was terribly
wounded, but has since fully recovered. De-
tectlves have been working up the case since
last May, with the above results.
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The Pronuce Market.

Ezgs-Fresh. per dozen, i2c
Poultry is firm and in excellent demand. Butter
is firm with lighter receipts. Eggs receipts have
been liberal aud prices are weak.
POultry-Hens. SIC; spring chickens, SIC; roost-
ers SIC; turkeys old TOMS &c; hens loc; young
keys, &c; geese S5.40@6. 90 per doz. ducks, &c.
Butter-Fsncy creamery, 2292Sc; lair 10 good
creamery, 1T@l9c; extra choice country, 1898;
packing stock, 59sc; good country, lie.
Game--Rabbits, 75c per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese, Sc; mixed and duck, zoe
RRpS-sI uar
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Death After a Brief IIlne,

EVANSVILLE March Especial After a
brief illness B. Shapker, prominent citizen and
leading manufacturer, died here last night in
the fifty-sixth year Of his age.
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Horsford,s Acid Phosphate
A HEALTHFUL TON

HEALTHFUL TONIC.
Used in place of lemons or lime juice it will
harmonic with such s6mulants as are neces-
sary to take.
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Frnits and Ynratnhle.

Apples-Per brl. sl25al.7 70; choice 81. $4,000
fancy, So 75s<. co. selling In bulk track, 4o59o
per bu.
irapes-Malagas, IS for heavy weight 81 for light
weight; fsncy,s7.
Onions-sl2591 40 per brl: Spanish, 81 per crate.
Potatoes-Per brl, s1.eS9i.5O; from car, 45@5oc
per bu.
lucky 81. 5562 per bTl.
Cranberries-Pcr brI. fancy. s7a8s; common, s5@s;
bushel boxes, choice So j0GS2. 10.
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a large number Of chickens from James Whit
son. He is bad republican tough and viii be
tried at the circuit court.
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Seeds.

Market for clover seed is dull other seeds steady.
Dealers quote prime clover. s425GE3.50; prime time
thy,SiI5 per bu.; in small lots selling al 25@59c
per bushel higher extra clean blue grass selling e
$4,000 per bu.: red top, 7099oc per bu. orchard
grass, Sl.40@1.60; Alsike, s7tss per bu.; English
blue grass, 1Jc per 10.
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NEW YORK, March 4.-PetrOleum opened strong
at 92s but after the first sales the market became
weak and declined 20 9l5sc. gradual improve
ment then set in and continued 10 the close, which
was firm at 92c. sales, 7Sj, 900 brls.
Every mother should keep Ayers Cherry
Pectoral in case of Group and sudden colds.
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her csstoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she chung TO castoriA,
whsn shs bad Children. she gave them Casto-sA,
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Cash quotations we're as follows: Tl0ur-Wesk
and 1898 lower; No spring wheat, 81 5zdL0lSt:
No. 3 spring wheat. 9019sc; No. 2 red, Sl.0liz0
1919; No. corn, 3liz@5i}sc; No oats, 25Sc; No.
rye, 43c; No. barley, nominal; No. I haxseed,
s1.4s prime timothy seed. sl.s5Gl451s; mess pork
per brl, Sl150; lard, per 100 lbs, s6.S2@6.S5;
short ribs sides loose), s696fO; dry sailed
shoulders boxed, s. 259- 81; short clear sides
(5oxed), s625G6.S714; whisky, dstiliers FIN
ished goods, per gal. Sl.oS; sugar, cut-loai, M
changed
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Clear backs, 9 lbs average ......... ......... So
Heavy average sides, bellies and backs &c less
than above quotations.
''Adorgan d Grey" brand
Sugar-cured hams, lie less than price OF Relable;'
English cured shoulders lc less than price of Re
liable;" breakfast bacon, &c less than price of "Rs
liable"
Porter brand
Urea Doel nains...
Breakfast bacon lU13
u. S. and Picked Meats
English cured, clear sides, unsmoked..........- 81
Bean pork, per bb 200 lbs .................sl6 30
Ham and rump pork per bb 200 lbs .........- Is 20
Chop pork, per Dbl. 200 lbs .......- IL 80
Also in one-half brls. containing 100 lbs, hall
the price of the barrels, with soc added to ad
dtiOnal cost of package
Lard-Pure kettle rendered, new. in torcos, SIC;
also in half barrels e advance price Of tIerces
50-pOund cans in i0O-pound cases. &c advance on
price of tierces 20pound In s0-pound cases. 1c
advance price of tierces; 10-pound in 30
pound cases, advance prlce OF terces; 5-pound
cans in 60-pouud cases, &c advance on price of
tierces 3-pound cans in 60-poHnd cases, &c advance
on price OF terce5
Central family lard in tierces .............. IL
martin" refined lard, in tierces. IA
Also in 50-pound and 2o-pound cans at usual adj
vance.
Smoked saussge-BOlogna-In skin. largo or small,
&c: in cloth, &c.
Fresh Meats-Pork backs. suitable for chops, fat
trimmed OF, &C. Sausage in 20-Pound pals, Sc; in
links. &c; tenderloins Ice; spare ribs, SC.
Cooked Pigs Feet and Trpe-As per special price
list Of Dec. 10.
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sz- Pimples blackheaGs chapped and oily skin 90
&c prevented BY Cuticurs Soap. -
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDs,

UNION STOCK YARDS
INDIANAFoLIs, March {. 1889
CATTLE-Receipts, %; shipments, 50 The market
is slow at last weeks prices shippers. On choice
butchers grades the market is steady. Common stuff
dull.
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Drugs.

Alcohol 50 l5@2.2o; asafcrtda, 15a2oc; alum, "a
form, 50a55c; copperas brls ssee35 cream tartar
pure 32dS6c; indigo, s0GSic; licorice, Caab.. gen.
uine, s0c9I5c; msgnesia, oarb., 2-oz 2593oo; NOR
phine, r. q w, per OF, $3.50: madden. 12914e; oil,
castor per GAL s1.l0@1.15; oil, beTgamot. per 10
S3d3.25; opium, 3g315: guinine p. & W, per OK,
4s@4sc; balsam copaiba 70gs0c; soap, CASTLE. FIR;
12o5l5c; soda, bicarb $500; salts, EPSON. 495c.
sulphur. Sous xs6c; saltpetre, sG2oc; .Erssakine.