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The Indianapolis journal., 1896-11-25
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices i'm Produce mt the Sen
BON rd,s Comm rctal MetrOpOIis.

NEW YORK, Nov. A-Flour-Receipts. A. 900
brs; exports. 3,197 bris. Market more
active and stronger with the rise IN
wheat flour easy at s1.40. Buckwheat quiet at 36
GS7c for prime state. Corn meal quiet. Rye
firm; No Western 4eGl4slsc. Barley dull; feed
ing. 2S2. G29c. Barley malt quiet
Wheat-Receipts. 147. 100 bu. Spot stronger: No.
hard. s47sc. options opened easy under disap
pointing cables. but made a big advance during
the lay, particularly on December. owing to the
strong cash position. bullish estimate of
and small addition To the worlds stock helped
the advance; closed 1h@22sc higher No. red,
November closed at Sssc; December, s512qssssc,
closed at SS2sc.
Spot dull. No. 2, 29I2c. Options dull and barely
steady all day owing TO light support and lquida-
tion. closing unchanged 10 lsc lower; November
closed at 2ssic; December. 2sss@2slsc. closed at
29I&c.
Oats-Receipts. $500 bu: exports, s7273 bu.
Spot quiet. but firm: No 2, 2SAG23Ac. Options
quiet but firmer with wheat closing asdlec net
higher; May closed at 261zc; December. 2SA@23%c.
closed at 232ic.
Hay dull Hops firm. Hides uuiet. Leather
steady. Wool quiet.
a.75G5.121k Lard steady; Western steam, si.25;
refined easy. Pork steady,
Tallow steady Cotton-seed oil easy; prime
crude. 2llz@22c; prime summer yellow, 4ia@25c.
Coffee-Options opened quiet. with May
changed and other months 5alO points lower:
ruled dull with weak undertone. following easy
cables and tremendous Brazilian receipts selling
checked by fears of, Notwithstanding heavy move
lower. Sales. $50 bags, including: December.
9. 20c March, 930c. Spot coffee-Rio dull No.
jobbing l0l9c. invoice lOc. Mild quiet; Cordova,
l51aG17Ac Sales. 12O0 bags Maracaiba, y. {.
SuCar-Raw quiet. refined.
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SEALS, STENCILS. STAMPS.
GrO TMAYER. SEALS!Sl
HENI1A0 STENClLS,ST ,STAMPS3
lSNcAIAloayEFR FREE 6,5.a RADssS. &HscKs &c

best lambs. while sheep s1.25@1.75 for
inferior up S. so for choice sheep and yearlings
mixed with straight lots Of yearlings selling at
s3.75Gi: Western sheep sold largely at 2:75aS TO-
native yearlngs sold at So. IS and some Mexican
Receipts-CattIe, 4.5OO; hogs: Is. .OOo sheep 1900.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. A--Cattle-aeceipts
U: snRmenss !S4 sa Texas eows Sag natiSe
steers, S3i5Gi.75: native cows and heifers s1.50G
3.65 stockers and feeders. s2.5od3sa: bulls. sl.9O
Hogs-Receipts 1900: shipments none Market
5alOc lower; bulk Of sales $s25a3S5 heayies.
lights. ss2OGS.37ls; Workers. sa.s5@s.s71s; pigs.
Sheep~Receipts. 1.OOO shipments. soO Market
steady to strong and active; lambs. s34+5O; NUT
TONS s1.5O@S25.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 2i-Cattle-Receipts. 5000;
shipments 5000. Market slow. but steady; native
shipping steers. s3.50G4.SO. with some strictly
fancy at si,9Og5.lO; dressed beef and butchers I
steers. 50 SO14.50; stockers and feeders, $l.5Ou
s4O cows and mixed. sl:soa4 Texas and Indian
cattle steady; steers 81 2sSGlS4s; cows; $1,000
weak and lower; light. sS.25as.S5: mixed. s5lO9
S6eerNReceipts' LOCO: shipments none. Market
strong at 81. 25a3.25; lambs. SS@i.5O
NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Beeves-Receipts, 779:
no trading Cables gS9te American steers sg at 10
weight: refrigerator beef. 7d7s.c Exports: 500
Seeyes e sRees 9 ana Ma1et u and at bS
of offerings unsold; veais. sirI; grassers. S225V
2.e2is; Western calves: s325asl5 -
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. LII. Market very
quiet and steady; sheep. S2NG5.So; lambs, Siao.
EAST LIBERTY. NOV. 2f.-Cattle steady and
unchanged veal calves. S5.50lf6.
Hogs steady; prime. S75N3.s0; light Workers.
s36563.70: best medium. s3e0l3.c5 common 90
Workers. sS.55G3.75: heavy. S3s0s240; roughs.
So 25ff3.
Sheep steady: prime. 81. iG4S.5O; fair. s2.60d3:
common, S2q2J0 common 10 good lambs. 1926
eli-25
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2i.-Cattle-Receipts light;
extra shipping, s2.@Nl15.
Hogs-MalNet active and prices unchanged:
choice packing and butchers. 50. 45H3.50.
Sheep and I.ambs-Market steady: receipts
light. good 10 extra shipping sheep. S22G2.j0.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 21.-Cattle steady at s.. 25ef
4.50; receipts. 600; shipments, 600.
Hogs steady at S2.Cod3.io; receipts 5000; ship
ments. 800.
ments, SEQ Lambs steady at s3N4.40.
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Trade Quiet with Unfnvorn BILE
Weather Conditions-Prices Steady.

The last two days OF rainy weather consid-
erahiy eurtailed trade. With fan-Iike weather
merchants still anticipate a brisk trade Prices
rule steady In poultry and eggs there is a little
furry. turkeys and eggs being in active request
and receipts light. Choice apples are a little
hrmer Cabbage and potatoes are moving OUT
slowly and prices rule easier. but no lower The
provision market rules firm on some descrip,ions
OF hog products The packing houses are busy
and receipts OF hogs liberal The -four market is
active and prices firm. as local mills find IL
difficult 20 keep up their supply OF wheat for the
grades they manufacture. The seed market Is
quiet at unchanged prices IN staple groceries
there is a fair movement and prices rule very
nrm.
The local grain market Is not active last
week Receipts are light, much OF the corn
coming on 10 the market being soft Oats are
In good request az prfces quoted Track bids
yesters3ay ruled follows:
Wneat-No; rcd. e 70: No. red. sisaSsszc;
No red. H0ltc; wsRon wheat s5c
Corn-So- 4 white. zsc: No. white. Csc: No.
. white. zSe: No. white mixed 24ssc: No
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Continued Cloudy Weather, with o,
siOnaI Showers.


siOnal Showers.
Forecast for indianapolis and vicinity for
the twenty-four hours ending IL p. m. Nov.
25-Continued cloudy weather, with occa-
siona1 showers on Wednesday.
General Conditions Yesterday-High at
mospheric pressure continued east Of the
Rocky mountains; a low barometric area
extends from Wyoming southwestward.
The temperature rose, except near the
lakes; a broad, warm current from the
tropics covers the southern half of the
country, while an Arctic current continues
in the northern half of the country east of
the Mississippi, and freezing temperature
continues as far south as Nebraska and
Minnesota; zero and lower to northern
Montana. Light local rains continued from
the central Mississippi valley eastward. and
in the lower Missouri valley. Light snow
is falling from Lake Superior westward to
North Dakota.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES.
WASHINGTON, Nov. "a. - For Indiana
and Illinois. - Threatening weather, with
showers; east winds
For Ohio.-Threatening weather and prob
ably showers; fresh north winds, becoming
edSterly.
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Worlds Visible SuDnly.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Special cablegrams and
telegraphic dispatches to Bradstreet covering
principal points of accumuati tion indicate the fol-
lowing changes in available supplies last Satur-
day. as compared with the preceding Saturday:
Wheel. United States and Canada, OF Rocky
mountains. decrease, ll95.00 bu; afloat for and
IN Europe, increase, 2e2f. .00o bu: total increase
worlds available 1.427 O0o Corn decrease. 329 600
bu. Oats decrease. 35S. 600 bu. The more i'm
portant increases In stocks OF wheat. not in
cu "a in the official visible supply statement last
week. 100000 bu at Northwestern interior
elevators, "a 0G0 bu at LeaVenworth, &c 600 bu at
Rochester 49. 900 bu at Burlington and 46 900 bu
at Galveston. The important decreases include
$40 OCO bu at Chicago private elevators 2O3 bu
at outside Manitoba points. $4,000 bu at Mil
waukee private elevators and 40 coo bu at New
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ElSewhcre.

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-In cattle sales ranged
from s3.s0Gi450, with nice fat beeves few and
far between, the bulk OF the sales being well
below 81. 20. The stocker and feeder trade con-
mon stock cattle going low $50. Cow
sales largely at s2G3 and choice to prime
heifers sold at s3.250i Bulls went $2S73
and calves at S3ct5. Texas grass steers brought
e. 65G3.50 and Missouri fed Texas &c. 60d4
Most sales OF hogs Were at &C decline Common
TO prime lots sold at sSQ3.50. coarse heavy being
the lowest and choice butcher lots the highest
Bulk of the hogs sold at -. .20fl3.30. the syndi-
cate paying $40 for choice light weights.
In sheep the pens were easily cleared, prime
lambs showing further advance OF i1c Sales
ranged at s2.5oQs for superior $50 for the
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Marriage Licenses.

William IL. Stokes and Laura b. Bennett.
Charles Durkle and Della Spore.
Peter II. Brady and Florence j. CobIer
James Mullen and Celia Sullivan.
Arthur Card and Hattie Austin.
George 5. Martin and Joanna Higgins
Milton Hill and Gussie AIedia Reading
John w. Schandorf and Nettie |. Smith
John w. Fletcher and Mary T.. Gallagher
Joseph III. Howes and Minnie l. Zimmerman
William G. Moody and Louise Timmerrnann
George IL. Bogart and Ora Minnie keppler
George h. Harrhan and Caroline Wuli.
Orion e. Smith and Myrtle Todd
George w. Eaglin and Martha e Mcador
James Nj. Mathing and Pearl Cropper.
James Dolan and Elizabeth Davis
Michael Brady and Anna Shea.
Henry II. Hornbrook and Mary Grace Smith
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Dutter-Receipts. 6,61S
packages. Market steadier; Western dairy, So
13c; Western creamery, 3l902212c: Elgins, 22c;
factory, 1dl2c Cheese-Recepts, 1851 packages
Market steady: large. 7isGl0Ac: small. 7Ikd10Lc:
part skins. 3lz@7c; full Skins. 212@3c. Eggs
and Pennsylvania. 22G25c: Western 15I9G23c.
CHICAGO. Nov. 24.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creamery,
15@2lI1c; dairy. 16@lsc. Cheese firm at SAT9c
Eggs firm; fresh, 2lc
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 24.-Butter firm and in
good demand; fancy Western creamery 2sc.
Eggs firm; fresh nearby, 24c; fresh Western, 23c
fir
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ranged as follows:

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour firm.
No. 2 spring wheat 79Hc; No. 3 spring wheat
7cd77c; No red. SsAGS9%c. No. 2 corn, 23fsc.
No 2 oats. l9c; No. white. f. o. b.. 2l&q22c;
No 3 white 1S6I19i4c. No. 2 rye. 37c No. bar
ley nominal: No. g. f. o. b.. zfal36c No. 4. f. o.
b., 24d2Sc. No. / laxseed, 76G7Sc. Prime tim
cthy seed 81 52l.G2 Mess pork per brl. S. 60(o
6.6j. Lard. per 100 lbs. So. 3.s5q2S7is. short-rib
sides loose S3.60@3.90; dry salted shoulders.
boxed a.25G4.50; short-clear sides. boxed s3.S7l5
al. Whisky distillers finished goods, per gal,
sl1s. Sugars-Cut loaf. 5.20c; granulated. 4.57c.
Receipts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat 27,0 900 bu:
corn 236, 900 bu; oats 265.0o0 hu; rye, 1900 bu;
bs rley 103 600 bu. Shipments-Flour. 5000 brls;
wheat COO corn. 1872 COO bu oats. 377 600 bu
0CO
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December option Advances.

NEW YORK. Nov. A-The feature of the
wheat market to-day &c advance in the
December option. From a discount of nc under
May IL sold Up 10 a cent premium and closed
&c over. The bulge attributed by some 10
rumors Of big short interest In that month;
Others laid IL To the unusual strength of the
local cash situation. The entire market advanced
sharply in sympathy. helped also by the Corn
Trade News's estimate that for the next seven
OF eight months Europe would require II. .000 coo
bushels a month from America. May sold from
S5sSmS.7sc and closed at S7l2c. Total sales Were
200 0SO bushels.
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white mixed: 24isc: No. yellow. 2iise; No. yell
low. Z4isc: No. mixed. 24i.c. No. mixed. 24iac:
ear corn. &c. New corn-NO white. 2lc: No.
yellow 2ic; No. white mixed. 2Ic New wet
eorn-No- white. lec; No yellow. 15c; No.
mixed ijc.
Oats--Nc. white 22i5c: No white. 2Ol5c: No
mixed. f9c. No. mixed. I7c.
Iay-No. l timothy. $3.50 25 No. 2 timothy.
SL254Il0; prairie s550d6.50.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices Paid by shirpers)
Poultry-Hens &c; springs. 5lzc cocks. 3l4c.
young turkeys. S-lb fat. SC; toms. Sc: old hen
turkeys, sc; old toms, &c; ducks. SIC; geese,
40c for full featheTeG; 5Gc fCr pucked.
Butter--Country, choice. SC: mixed, &c.
Eggs-l3u20c.
Felthers-Prime geese SOc per ID. prime duck
&c per IA.
WOOl-Medium unwashed. I2c fine merino un-
washed, lOe; tub washed. 204zJc; bury and un-
meTchantable. sc less.
Beeswax-30c fer yellow: 25c for dark.
Honey-I1Hi5c per pound.
HIDES, TALLOw, ETC
Green-salted Hidcs-No. !, &C: no . nc: No
calf. Sic: No calf. &C.
Grease-white. sac; yellow. 2%.c; brown. 2z.c
Talow-No. /. &c; No. 2, 2Izc.
Bones-Dry. sl2al3 per ton.
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Tuesdays Bank CIearings.

At ChicsEo-Ciearines. s12.eS9 III Money
steady at ca -rer cent. New York exchange zoe
premium. Foreign exchange firm; demand
As6i.: sixty days Sass
It, At Memphis-Clearings. si2s.7Ss; balances.
AT BaItimore- -clearings. 1896. .9ss; balances
Al Philadelphia- SIC. 400 AIS: balances
s. 2e0, ,fS3.
AT New Orleans-Clearings. e. .see. .1si
At New York-Clearines. SIe5. s:S. as: balances
ss.779, III.
At Boston-Clearings. slS5s9343: balances
81. .C53 522.
~ Cincinnati Money. 4ff6 per cent. New York
exchange Gee premium. Clearings 81 $50 $50
At ST Louis-Cieerinss. 81. 800: balances
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 4-Cotton firm; mid
ding 3-l6c low middling, 7c good ordinary
6%c; net receipts. ,2s2 bales: receipts.
2SS6S bales; exports TO the continent, 9os9 bales;
stock 1893. 024 bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov 24.-Cotton easy; middling
7bc receipts. 6.1S6 bales shipments so 1874 bales:
stock 135.197 bales; sales. 100 bales
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Cotton closed quiet and
steady; middling upands, 7Sc; middlng gulf.
77sc; sales, 135 bales
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Births.

Lalina and Lorenzo Jay. 672 West Shoemaker
street. boy.
Augusta and John Gerdts, 422 South New Jer-
sey street. boy.
Florence and Benjamin Harris. city, girl
Laura and Ernest Everhart "a Arsenal ave-
nue. girl
Nina and E. B. Brigham. sS5 Martindale ave-
nue. girl
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Incorporated Yesterday.

The Columbian Relief Fund Association
of this city yesterday filed articles of in
corporation. with the following directors
Everett Wagner, w. III. Latta, George c.
Calvert and Charles H. Bracket. Ii Is
mutual insurance company.
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REAL-EsTATE TRANSFERS..
Eleven Transfers. with n Total Con-
sideratiOn of So. $50.

Instruments fled for record in the recorders
Office Of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Nov. "a. 1896
furnished by Theo Stein. abstracter of titles.
corner Of Market and Pennsylvania streets. In
dianapolis. Suit 22s. first Office floor The
Lemcke. Telephone 1850:
Leila NJ Sullivan 10 Eliza p. Sullivan,
part of Lot G6 Bruce Place addition. s.. 500
Samuel Harris, administrator Mamie
Townsend. part OF Lot 50 Clark &
Osgoods first addition West Indian
apohs fS0
Harry f. Phelps 10 Thomas II. Spann, part
of Lot Browns subdivision of Square 13. 1000
Thomas H. Spann to Harry r.. Phelps and
wife. Lots Il and p Columbia Place. 1900
Mary Murray. guardian. To Michael Gala
han, Lot % Ames's subdivision of Outlot
l0S IiOO
Louisa Lohrm2n to Jacob Traub, Lots 21
and % Hardesty's subdivision OF Joness
addltlon 2OO
Frederick A. Joss, commissioner. TO Julius
Macy, Lot 20 Cl2rks third addition TO
West Indianapolis .......................... 1,S00
Charles Il. Walker to Mary j. Walker,
Lot Mansur's addition 10 Haughville.... 300
Henry Themes to Clara NJ. Cooper. Lot %
in Aliligan's Park Place addition. 45O
Katharine Van Jelgerhuis to Andrew Van
Jelgerhuis. Lot Mankedicks subdivision
Of Square II, southeast addition. 1,600
Charles j. Oval 10 Annette j. Oval ct AL,
Lot Rays subdivision of Outlot 150...... 100
Transfers. IL: consideration. .S22 630
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VITAL STATISTICS-NOV. 24
Deaths.

Raymond Barnes seven months 1iO North Pine
street. cholera infantum
Sarah Sebastian. ffty-t three years So Ramsey
avenue, heart clot.
Laura Fleck. sixty-fve years. log Cook street
carcinoma. '
Infant Miller, three weeks, rear As Benton
street, cyanosis
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Metals.

NEW YORK, Nov 2i.-Pig iron steady: South
ern, s1l@12: Northern, s1l@l3. Copper firm:
brokers. 1issc; exchange. 103OG11.5Oc. Lead
strong brokers, 2.I5c: exchange. 313O5c Tin
firm. Spelter frm domestic. 4.25c.
ST. LOUIS. Nov 24.-Lead higher at 2.75a2 SOc
Spelter firm at &c.
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building Permits.

Harry b. Jones two-story frame house. North
western avenue. 81 seO
T. Rauh * Son. brick building. 40 and 40
West Washington street S1.e50
Franklin yonnegut. teo frame kitchens 525 and
I27 East Ohio street. $50.
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Best brands charcoal tin, &c. lOx14. 14x20 12x12.
s5.5oQ6; IX. l0x1i l4x2O l2x12 $IG7.50. IC. i4x20
reonnS Tin, si5eg5; Ic. 2ex2S, sole; block tin,
m pgs. &c; in bars, 20c. ITon-27 Il iron. Sc per
ID: charcoal iron. zoe advance: galvanized 70 per
cent discount. Sheet zinc. 6G6lsc. Copper bot
toms. &c Planished copper. 20c. Solder. i1GI2c.
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LIVE STOCK.
Common Cattle Dull-HOgs Active hut
Barely Stcndx-Shccp DuIl

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. A.-Cattle-Recepts,
io0 shipments light. There was fair supply
mostly of common and medium grades The
market dull on that class and few were
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Timers Supplies.

ira clean, 10000; orchard grass. extra. s225:
red tcp. choice. SaL25: English blue grass. "a
lbs. $l-50dl.60
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis. Baltimore,
Cincinnati md Other PInces.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. st.-Flour frnier. but prices
unchanged. whest-The market at the opening
was strong and higher, principally on the
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Oils.

WILMINGTON, Nov. A-Rosin frm strained
s1.50; good sl55. Spirits of turpentine steady al
24k@2i%c. Tar firm at s1.05. Turpentine firm
hard, $40; soft So; virgin, s1.9o.
NEW YORK. Nov: 24--Petroleum weak:
United closed at ST. bid. Rosin steady. Spirits
of turpentine quiet at 27AQz7%c.
OIL CITY, Nov. 24.-Credit balances. s110; GER
tifcates offered at s1.09 at the close shipments,
II, $50 brls; runs, 1G9, 223 brls.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2i.--Spirits of turpentine
firm at 24hc; sales, 55S brls. Rosn firm.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 2i.-Rosin firm at 1.5O.
Spirits Of turpentne firm at 25c
TOLEDO. Nov. 24.-North Lima, CSC; South
Linn. Coo: Indiana. 60c.
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held over unsold.

Hogs-Receipts. 4.5CO; shipments. 1000. The
market opened fairly active Prices were steady
with yesterday. packers being the leading buyers.
A few late arrivals sold SC lower than the OPEN
ing and the closing was rather weak with
poad clearance made.
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light: shipments
light. The quality was only fair The market
was strong on good lambs. while all grades Of
sheep were dull and hard sell at quotations.
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ciover-choiee recieanec. 60 lbs. ss@3 25 prime.
- 2sus75 English. choice. S4G i.50: prime. "a 25
Q4.7s; aIsike. choice. a. 75as. alfalfa. choice.
s.&96: crimson or scarlet clover. s.. 1503: tim
3thy.. ~ lbs. choice. soe7fe0: strictly prime.
u.5o016o: fancy Kentucky. II lbs. sl5oGl 60: sx-
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Priee per box OF 80 square feet. Discount. 9
ana TO-
SKIS to loxl5-Single: AA 81; A. $3.50; Il. s6. %;
C. 20; Double; "A $40; a. $50: b. sS.2S.
nxl4 and .2xlS 20 I6x24-Single: "A, SS: \.
Ssz5i B. 81 Double: "A. sl0.75; \. ss.25; B.
$3.50.
lsx2o and 2ox2o TO 2oa5O-Single: AA. slO.5O: A.
$3.50. b. -. Double: IA. Sl4: a, Sl2.75: II. ST.
Isxs6 20 2ixso.single; "A. sli.lO; a. $40: b.
26x2s TO 24x36-Single: AA sl2: A. sIO50: B.
$3.50. Double; "A. sls: a. sl4.sO; Is. sI3.25.
26x34, 2Sx32 ard 30x30 to 26xi4-SingIe: "A
sl275; A. sli,7s; b. slO.25. Double AA. slI25:
a, $3.50. u. $l4.
26xi6 TO 30x5o-Single: AA SIS; A $3.50:
s12. Double: "A, sls.I5; A. SIS; b. SIG.
Sox52 70 Sox54-Single: AA. $3.50: A. N475: b.
si2. IS. Double: "A. S2l.50. A. $ig. 20: b. Sls 20
34x5s to 54xco-single: "A, S17.25: A. S1575; B
Sli.5o. Double: AA. s-2.15; A. S2l.25; II. $50.
=, :oxeo 70 Sx6e-sinsis: A SD; A. sls.75; b.
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Bacon-Clear sides. 40 10 90 lbs average &c:
80 TO 40 lbs average. &c: 20 to % lbs average,
6tec bellies. % lbs average Sac; II Is lbs av-
erage. &C: 10 10 II lbs average 6izc. Clear
backs 20 to so lbs average SIC: 10 to IA lbs aver
sc less. =
Sugar-cured Is To 20 lbs average, lOc:
10 lbs average. 10%c: 12is lbs average. lIi4c: 10
lbs average, 1l%c: block hams 1OqlOisc; all
first brands; seconds. lsc less.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear firs,s. lie: seconds. 9c.
Lard-Kettle rendered. in tierces. 53sc; pure
lard. 5i-c
shoulders-English-c 1s lbs average. sHc:
10 10 II lbs average. 6isc
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear, per brl. 200 lbs
rIrrp pOrk
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Dr. j. =. Anderson.

-SPECfAlIS =
Chroszic and Nervous Diseases
and Diseases ct Women
;rand Opera House Block, N. Pennsylvania 50
Evening journal., 1896-10-29
Mckinley ana His Townsfolk.

CANTON, o., oct. 90 AT Major Nc
Kinley's home his fellow citizens antici-
pated him when he approached the tariff
question at the conclusion Of one of his
most remarkable addresses "Ihree cheers
for protection, " interrupted him before he
reached his climax. lie replied to Mr..
Bryan's recent utterances in these words
Some of our political opponents have
been denying that this question of tariff
is an issue in the present campaign. They
will not even tell us how they propose TO
raise the money with which to run this
government. They will not discuss that
at all, and yet they have declared in
their platform that not single dollar Of
money shall be borrowed even TO main
tain tho credit and honor Of the gov
ernment IN time Of peace, but l am conf
dent that they will discover that the tariff
question is In the election returns of next
Tuesday"
There was tremor in Major Mol<in-
ley's voice, as when, after repeated at
tempts, he responded to The home greet
ings Of thousands Of his neighbors and
fellow citizens. His dooryard and those
of his neighbors were not large enough
for the crowd. For blocks in every direc-
tion street cars, trucks, delivery wagons
and carriages blocked the streets An i'm
provised platform at the pavement edge
was used Above this was an arch of cleo
trio lights resplendent with national col
ors. Business had been alm0st universal
ly suspended to allow all mercantile peo-
pie and employees of their houses TO par
ticipate A score Of bands and drum corps
in the city volunteered their services and
were distributed in the parade which
marched to the Mckinley home. This
demonstration was the conclusion of an
<y-r,.ful day.
A carload Of West Virginians came from
Wheeling, with Them Lieutenaut Governor
Richards of Steubenville, O. Theirs was
a social visit, without formal spoeohmak-
ing. They called at the Mckinley home
and shook hands with the major and CON
versed with him In q social way.