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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-14
PRIVATE WIRE ADvICEs.

Meyer & Kiser's telegram

Meyer & kiser's telegram
NEW YORK, Oct 13-Nothng more can
be said about to-day's market further than
it showed some Improvement over yester-
day. This description would not apply to
the market throughout the entire trading
session, but on the whole it is sufficiently
descriptive. There was a generally better
tone to the market and the industrial list
braced up somewhat The early trading
reflected a kind of strength which could be
ascribed to short covering more than to
anything else. There real ag-
gressve inherent strength in the market,
but the advances scored early were suf-
ncient to inspire a little confidence in the
future OF the list. The afternoon session
witnessed change in sentiment and a
drive against the Steel stocks helped to
bring about old conditions. The preferred
stock sold TO new low record and the
common touched 12l4 again. The sensation
of the afternoon trading was furnished
by c. II. & l.. which broke TO rs and sub
sequently rallied nearly four points. The
bullish sentiment engendered in A. c. Z.
was neutralized by this slump in another
Rockefeller property and Amalgamated
Copper sold off. An attempt was made to
hold the market, but the net result was
not inspiring.
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DEMAND FOR SPOT WHEAT
GIVES A GOOD TONE TO ALL THE
MARKETS FOR CEREALS.
Gains Range from 1-Sc i'm Oats tn s-Sc
i'm Wheat-Provisions Irregular,
but Close Higher.

CHICAGO, Oct. ia good cash demand
and smaller increase in the worlds visi-
BILE than had been expected caused a strong
upturn in wheat to-day. and December
closed s4dBc higher. Corn was up 1sa3sc.
21s to 5q711c up.
Firm cables in the face of the big decline
here yesterday were a bull factor at the
start, and December wheat opened shade
to IsgAc higher at 7SssQ7ssac. Outside mar
kets were weak, however. and this fact, In
addition to the favorable weather in the
Northwest, brought out considerable selling
orders during the first hour, and a weaker
tone developed. st. Louis houses were
leaders i'm the early selling. With but little
demand, December sold off To 1skc. An
upturn at Minneapolis, due to a better
demand for flour and a strong cash de-
mand, caused a sharp rally later i'm the
day. The bull feeling was augmented by
the comparatively small increase IN the
worlds visible supply. There was some
influential buying late in the session, with
but little disposition to sell on the part OF
any one Closing prices s Were near aaa the TOP
touching 19Ssul911c. Clearances or wheat
and flour were equal 10 226,00 bu. Primary
receipts were 1,5s2, 900 blu, against LSoSSvo
bu a year ago. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported receipts of 776 cars, which, with
local receipts of 195 cars, none OF contract
grade, made at total OF 81 cars, against
1194 last week and 1886 year ago.
Corn ruled weak the early part or the
session, due to mild weather throughout
the West and on the weakness in wheat.
Provisions interests were again on the sell
ing side OF the market, and there was an
absence of any bull support. The late
strength in wheat stimulated buying on the
part of local traders, and the market
turned strong, closing at the top, with
December 1sQAsc higher at 45hc, after sell.
ing between 44lhQ45l4c. Receipts were 45S
cars 81 of contract grade. -
Oats were easy at the start, under selling
by commission houses, with little support
apparent. Toward the close some OF the
early sellers turned buyers and firm tone
developed, final figures on December being
lkc higher at 37ssc, after ranging between
362x 6367sc and 373sc. Receipts were "a cars.
Provisions were firm at the opening, que
to the steady hog market and on covering
by shorts with some demand from for
eigners for December and January lard.
Continued selling by packers and an at
tempt on the part OF local longs TO realize
caused q break later in the day, but the
loss was all regained before the close.
January pork closed 212c higher at sl2 10
lard was up 5G71zc at $6.90d69212, and ribs
were 2lz@5c higher at $6.i71eQ6.5O.
ESTIMATED receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat,
100 cars: corn $50 cars; oats, l43 cars; hogs,
5000 head. .,,
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THELIVE STOCK MARKETS
BIG, HEAVY CATTLE AND PLAIN
KILLERS 10 TO % CENTS LOWER.
Hogs Opened Higher, but the Advance
Was Quickly Lost-Sheep Strong To
Higher-Other Markets.

UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS Oct
13.-Cattle-Receipts, 1850: shipments. POO The
supply of cattle to-day included fourteen loads
of quarantine steers and eleven loads of native
cattle, the latter billed direct to local packers
consequently the supply of native stock on sale
was not really excessive. but no doubt fully as
large expected at this time As has been
the for some time past there was rather a
small proportion of choice cattle represented and
a very large part of the> supply was little or
considerably below the requirements of the trade
at this time. The market opened with only fair
competition between buyers for the fat steers
and the demand was almost exclusively for the
handy weight grades, which were finally sold
on basis of about steady prices compared with
yesterday. but occasionally the market was re-
ported weaker. For the big heavy cattle and
common killers there was practically no oompe-
tition. and with the bidding lower the trading
was slow and sales were made only after great
difficulty. The supply of choice cows and heif-
quite small. and they sold usually at
steady prices. but all other female butcher
grades moved slowly and We're generally con-
sidesed some lower than they have been for the
past few days. There was only fair demand
FOR stockers and feeding cattle. and IL was more
or less difficult To move the supply but final
sales of the best kinds were pe-ceptibIy steady
\ review of the representative sales and the
opinions of different dealers to-day shows that
only small part OF the safes We're fully as high
as yesterday, while fat cattle a little below IN
standard sold at least loo lower. and il was
declared that less desirable killers could NOT
have been sold except at decline of sc in
prices. The market throughout the day lacked
animation. and the close quiet with quite q
number OF cattle unsold Quotations:
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Receipts In this market continue disap-
pointing and dealers find trouble to fill
their orders. Despite the good prices pre-
vailing, wheat seems TO be more scarce
than usual at this season of the year. New
corn Is beginning to come on the market.
but not as yet in large quantities. but
prices are easing of somewhat. Track
bids yesterday. as reported by the secre-
tary OF the Board OF Trade ruled as fol-
lows:
No. 2 red, s31kc on milling freight: No. 3
red, o1sc track; November. sslsc; wagon.
Sc.
Corn weaker: No. white. 4sI.c: No. ;
white, $40: No. white 44c: No white
mixed, 4sc; No. white mixed, acc; No. 4
yellow. go: No. yellow. &c: No , mixed nike
lsc; Nc. ) mixed, acc; No. mixed. 44c; ear.
Oats weaker: No. white. ssc: No. 3
white. 37lzc; No. mixed, Soc; No. ) mixed.
Play weaker: No timothy, si1.5o: No. .
timothy, 1900. nominal
Inspections--Wheat: No red car: No
3 hard. 1; rejected. L; total, cars Corn:
No white, cars: No. white g. No
white. 3; No. mixed. 5; no established
No. mixed. cars. Hay: No timothy.
cars; No. ] prairie. I; total 3 cars
WAGON MARKET
Offerings on the wagon market were good
but the range OF prices easy. But little
new corn IL yet offered, but there is enough
60 give weaker tone TO old corn. Prices
rs reported by the wagon welghmaster,
were follows:
corn--Per bu. 4sG5e: new corn. 4oa45c
noninai.
Oats-Per bu. 3Sgs0c.
Hay-Tfmothy. Noal1; clover, s7QS; mixed
SOLO.
sheaf Oats-Per ton. sSdlO
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IPorterfield &c Co.'s Telesram1

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-There was con-
siderable strength in the rail list all morn
ing and more disposition to cut loose from
the influence of the industrials was noticed.
The continued good railway earnings and
assured large crops fully equal to those Of
last year had an influence. Atchison and
Baltimore & Ohio were again the leaders,
although strength was shown in other lead
ing stocks. The steel issues were streng
early and the preferred advanced ~ points
over yesterdays close. but it was only
covering of the shorts and in the final hour
these stocks not only lost the entire gain
but sod within a fraction OF its extreme
low. There is little new to add, the sit
uation remains a puzzle. Liquidation in
some quarters continues. There is still a
lack of confidence. Money is easier to bor-
row on good collateral.
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NEW YORK, Oct. Especial cable and
telegraphic communications received by
Bradstreet show the following changes i'm
available supplies, as compared with the
previous account: Wheat in the United
States and Canada. east of the Rockies. an
increase of 1,s93,ooO blu: afloat for and in
Europe. an increase of 100000: total supply
an increase of 4,193,0J0 Corn. a decrease of
600 bu Oats, an increase OF 1000 bu
The leading increases are 100000 bu at
Northwestern interior elevators, To-, 900 at
Louisville. 10l 600 at Nashville and $1,000 at
Minneapolis private elevators. The leading
decreases are 425,0O0 bu at Chicago private
elevators, 255.oo0 at Dallas and $500 at
Evansville.
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BOSTON, Oct 13.-TEe advent into the mar
ket OF some OF the big mill buyers caused a Dis
tinctly better feeling in the wool market this
week. Prices are strong and there is no sem
5lance Of weakness. Following are the quota
tions: Ohio and Pennsylvania Xxx and above
33i5Q4c; Y. 30Q3lc; No. ], 3202sc: No. 2. sldszc
fine unwashed 2sd24c: half blood unwashed, 81.
Q2ec; three-eighths blood unwsshed. 25d2so; one
quarter blood unwashed, 23az3szc; fine washed
delaine SEC Michigan and above, 2502sc:
No; l. 2sa3oc No. 2. 2sQ2sc: fine unwsshed. a
d22c; quarter blood unwashed. 2fH 25c three
eighths blood upwashed. 2sa2sc; half blood un-
washed, 241f6c: fine washed delsine, s2assc
Kentucky. indiana etc, three-eighths blood q
Q25c; quarter blood. 2ig25c; braid. 2292sc. Cal
iforniaI northern. choice, 2l922c: middle coun-
ties, l74lSc: Southern. l2dl3c. Territory, Idaho
fine. l4ai5t; fine medium. Isd17c: medium, $50
lsc: Wyoming fine. ls615c: fine medium, isdi7c.
medium. Is.sGlsc; Utah and Nevada fns. isssisc
nne medium. l7gi7lic. medium, ls9zoc; Dakota
Inc, l5Ilsc; fne medium, leisnl7izc: medium.
ied2oc; Montana fine choice. 1eQzoc: fine medi-
um, choice, lse2oc; staple. 29nele; medium
choice. 20Q2lc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct 1s.-wooI steady: medium
grades. comeing and clothing, Td21c light fine
lsal''zc heavy me. Raiilzc: tub washed. .
uSoc.
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There II little change In the local market.
Hog products continue to move freely-more
- than II usual at this season Of the year
and the market is weak in sympathy with
hogs. which have gone of considerably in
the last thirty days. The demand for cured
meat always falls OFF with the advent Of
the winter season, but that for pure lard
increases and is now increasing rapidly.
Comparison will show that prices OF all
hog products are much lower than year
ago. the effect of which has been to In
crease the demand for both home use and
export. The poultry trade continues active
with no important change in prices except
on chickens. With freezing temperature a
largely increased demand is looked for
and an improvement in prices. The green
corn season being over. the demand for but
ter has slackened. The supply OF butter
in cold storage is said 70 be larger than
ever before and IL Is still increasing, but a
steady market is locked for in this article.
There has been no change in the position Of
the egg market OF late The supply OF
strictly fresh continues light and with the
colder weather the output viii be reduced
and the demand increased. There is a fair
margin In storage stock at the current rate,
and while some holders are unloading,
others viii hold until the winter season is
fully at hand A rapid adjustment of both
flour and wheat markets to a more healthy
condition 10 now going on. and it has been
hastsned somewhat by the unsettled condi-
ton I'm Eastern financial circles.
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OILS.

OIL CITY. Oct. 1s--credit balances. sf.ss: GER
tifcates opened sl10 bid: closed tl75 bid no sale
shipments. f5,s5 brls average. -. 73s bris; runs
lib brls: average. 67.4I7 bris. Shipments
tLima). 3e35 bris; average. $500 brls: runs
$50 brls: average 50.3e2 bris.
SAVANNAH. Oct I3-spirits or turpentins
firm at 55tzc. Rosin steady. Quote: A. b. C.
S2.l5; ID. So; 4. s2.35. Il. $50: q. Sass: IL
dow glass. $40; water white. $40.
WILMINGTON. Oct 12.-Spirits OF turpentine
&c HoS,n hr , at ~ q Tar % urn &C "
MONTPELIER. Oct. 13.-Cride petrolotsr,
stronger; North Lima. sf26: South Lima and In
diana, $l2i.
quiet. Rosin steady.
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NEW YORK. Oct. Isl. w Schwarz a
wealthy Brooklyn merchant. has received
injuries which are likely to prove fatal
In the upsetting OF his automobile. which
he attempted TO turn about suddenly on a
hill. Mrs. Schwarz aud two friends were
thrown out, but escaped with bruises.
Schwarz was caught beneath the machine
which burst into flames. He was badly
burned before assistance arrived.
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Commerci,I Travellers, Homo,

BlNGHAMTON, y. Y. Oct ls-The Com
merciai Travellers Home Association of
America met in convention here to-day The
disposal OF the property in this city was dis
cussed and another meeting will be held
here Nov. % To decide the question. Several
OF the officers said they did not think Bing-
hamton would lose the home but rather
that smaller structure than the one pro-
posed In the original plans would be built
The association is now on a firm financial
basis, having the property on South Noun
tain free from. Indebtedness besides over
$1,000 in its treasury
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ding futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were follows: Flour steady.
No. , spring wheat 7sGs2c; No. red, S0&pSzc
No. corn i5ilc: No. yellow 46i&qilc. No.
oats. 3sflS6izc; No. 3 white. 36a3sc. No. 2 rye
5IAc Good feeding barley, sd52c; fair 10 choice
mating 47Q57c. No. 1 fiaxseed. Soc; No. /
Northwestern, si.o3lz. Prime timothy seed, q So
Clover seed, contract grade, s10SoqiL Mess
pork per brl. s112on1i.25. Lard, per 100 lbs
ss.sSa6.s7h. Shirt-rib sides Qoosel, T.75Qs Dry
salted shoulders tboxed), S6.50Gs.75. Short clear
sides tboxsd). ss12isqs.25 Whisky, basis of
high wines, si.25
Receipts-Flour 500 brls: wheat. 900 bu;
corn 3l4 400 bu; oats, 34S 100 bu; rye, 500 bu;
harley, 2S.200 bu. Shipments-Flour, $500 brls:
wheat. AZ AGO blu: 2so 800 bu; oats 1890 bu;
rye none; barley Loo bu.
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coarse and braid 15c: heavy mssino. 1e912c; half
blood. 12ql4c; bury and eotted. 129l4c; West
ern. 12c.
Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID; prime duck.
zoe per ID.
Beeswax-sOc for yellow. &c for dark.
HIDES AND TALLow.
Green-salted Hides-No. !, Sc. No. ?, &c; No.
calf. 10c: No. calf, &c.
Tallow-No. !. 3tsc: No. .. &C.
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poulfry.

NEW YORK Oct 13.-Poultry-Alive nominal
Dressed slow; Western chickens. I2Ql2ikc: fowls
BE: turkeys. I2Gi6c.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. f3.-Poultry easy; chickens.
Sic; springs. sise: turkeys. lie; ducks. saloc:
geese. 5q6c-
BOSTON. Oct. 1s.-fSpecial l-Poulfry easy:
fowls, Ike; springs. i29ifcs young turkeys IL
Q17c.
CHICAGO. Oct. s.-Poultry easier: turkeya
12c; Chickens hens. $40 loc; springs. i0ak0llc.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 13.-Poultry steady: hens
&c; springs. louil'<c: turkeys. lcc.
LOUISVILLE. Oct Is.--Hens sQssxc per III.
spring chickens ilisaizizc per 10.
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Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. 5000. When
the hog market opened this morning the supply
in sight very small. and with a few urgent
orders the early trade was active at an advance
OF &c to 10c in prices. Local packers were not
inclined 10 follow the advance readily but were
taking few at the advance. Before the trad
ing had proceeded far the supply was being con-
siderably augmented by late trains, and the mar
ket Immediately developed weakness. To de-
press matters packers finally withdrew from the
field, and sales after the opening round indicated
that all the early advance in prices had been
lost. Kingan * Co bought only 1900 head, and
could not be persuaded TO buy more, which in
dictated that they expect lower prices tomorrow.
Among the late arrivals shippers bought quite
terdays prices, but their requirements were not
large enough TO exhaust the supply, ana prac-
tically all of the hogs that came in after ii
O'Clock were left in the pens unsold There is
no doubt now that packers will take advantage
of every opportunity to push values to lower
level. and therefore shippers cannot be too care
full in buying hogs in the country. Sales to-day
ranged from s. 60 TO 1886, and the. bulk OF the
hogs weighing from $50 TO 230 lbs sold from s. SO
to $50. while prime heavy grades sold at S5i2's
nua totin
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Money Rates Abroad.

LONDON.-Money, 115d21a per cent. dis
counts, SlsQ3 gle and 3ssd3&4. COnsols, $3.50
So 7-16
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes, 96f TIE
for the account.
BERLIN.-Exchange London, com
411spf for checks. Discount rates, short bills,
3 per cent; three months bills, 34.
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MONETARY.


INDIANAPOLIS.-Co paper 4G6
per cent; time loans, sac per cent. No clear
ings; holiday.
NEW YORK.-Call money steady at 2G212
per cent, closing offered at ?. Time money
easy; sixty days, 4lsd44 per cent; ninety
days, s. six months 5Ia. Prime mercantile
paper, 6Gl61a per cent Sterling exchange
steady; actual business in bankers bills,
$4S54 $50 for demand, $4S2 15Gl4.S2.20 for
sixty days; posted rates. s4.S3 and s4.S61s;
commercial bills, 81. Sis.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. i3--The dry goods market n
quiet. with more or less irregularity IN certain
lines. although Inducements made In order 20 sell
quantities hot = a rule. erectual Buyerx
In a waiting attitude. looking for further de-
clines. while the seller foresees q favorable ac-
tivity when buying once commences for the
spring trade.
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NEW ORLEANS. oct. i3-cotton steady
Sales. $500 bales. Ordinary. u-i6c: good ordi-
nary, Sc: low mlddiing. SC. midding, sac: eood
miGdiing. s-lsc; middling fair. is-lsc. RE-
ceipts, II. Isl bales: stock. i6s. So bales.
NEW YORK. Oct. 1a-Cotton-Spot closed
steady: middng uplands. 9.soc; mlddling gulf
sS5c. Sales 30 bales.
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Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON.-Tues statement of
the treasury balances in the general fund,
exclusive of the $3.50, 100000 gold reserve in
the division of redemption. shows:
Available cash balances. .S227 129 54S
Gold $500. 105, 0S7 ,317
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THE JoBBING TRADE.
THE quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Candies and Nuts.

Candies-Stick. &c per ID; common mixed.
&c: grocers' mixed. &c; Banner twist mixed Sc:
Banner cream mixed. I0f51fc; old-time mixed, Sc.
Nuts-Sofs-shelled almonds. 1T120c; Brazil mute,
iZc; nlberts, 12c; peanuts, roasted, 74Sc; mixed
nuts. he
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u'rices paid BY shippers)
pouitry-Young turkeys. lie: hens eiLc: cocks
&c: young ducks. Sc; springs. sac; geese, $3.50
Der dor.
chesse-wisconsin. f3c: New York full creams
1.c Swiss Isc: brick. lie: limbufger. lee
Butter S1lec. choice. izdl5c.
EgKs-Firm at lsc.
wooi-Locsi dealers paying for wagon iots
Qoot medium mescnanfable unwasaed lie:
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Markets for silver.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver, 60ssc; Mexican
dollars, 46c.
LONDON.-Bar silver, q 15-16d an ounce.
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L WILL BUY
COLUMBIA National Bank
STOCK
NEWTON TODD
STOCKS and BONDS Fletcher Bank Building

while steady, was net unchanged TO i've
points lower. Sales were 2l.eo0 bags, In
Guiding November, 475qLS0c; December
5q5.05c; March. 5.25653ec; May. 545@5.5oc
July, 5.55Q56oc; August, 5.65c; September,
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ST. LOUIS. Oct. n.-uetsis steady. Lead quiet
at }i.3e. Spelter steady At $ssS.
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Drugs.

Bags Csc per ton extra. ground floor dumped
in cellar; soc per ton extra. second floor car
ried in cellar. From wagon. &c per ton extra.
by wheelbarrow. chute or basket.
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Sheep-Receipts, go; shipments small. The
supply was again most too small to encourage
competition between buyers. and for that reason
there not as much animation in the bidding
as there might otherwise have been, but there
was very fair request from both local and out
side sources and statesmen succeeded In realizing
fully steady. IL not strong prices compared with
those prevailing the close of last week. 1t
is possible tina. the quality to-day was more sat
isfactory than Ii has been for day or two past,
and in that event the representative sales repre-
sent a little stronger prices than Saturday. A
good kinds brought s3.50G5.50. Yearling sheep
sold as high as $3.50. and the same price was
maid for a few old sheep. Good old sheep sold
at 1926. and ordinary are quotable as low as
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Local Securities.

National Biscuit pref. 50 ssl. 80 80
Swift & Co...................l 0Ozs 10ois 100 Leu
United Box Board. iSs. ISIS
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Seed clover, prime. ss6s50; English clover. sc "A
a.; alsike. ss9l2. Timothy, prime 81. 75as2 Fancy
Kentucky bluegrass, sl.5Gfff.T5: extra clean CO..
Ioc. Orchar@ grass. S2n225: red top. 9Ocfisf *
English bluegrass. s..
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Alcohol. s2.52a2.so; asafoetida, 4oc: alum. 25za
lc; camphor. 6sq1ec; cochineal SoQ55c; chloro-
pure 32d35c; indigo. 659sOc: iicorice, Calab..
snarnb;ne ' Wa per o. . tsi1z 7c oil bergs
mot per Id, 50; opium, s375ui; quinine. T.. &
w. per o.. 3la3ee: balsam copaiba. 55q6oc; soap
EPSON, 1ssf7ic: sulphur flour. 2zG5c: saltpeter
aioc; turpentine, 6ia7oc; glycerin, 16iz420ci
iodide potassium, s.. 45Q2.50; bromide potassium
50q55c; chlorate potash, 15q20c; borax, 9412c
cinchonida- 3l43ec: carbolic acid. &c; cocaine