Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 15 January 1880 — Page 5

Hi Years lief ore the Public*

THE GENUINE

Df. C. McLANE'S

,re riot recommended as a remedy "fbtallthe iii» that flesh is heir to," but in affections of Me Liver, and in all Bilious Complaints, Dys'•spsia, and Sick Headache, or diseases of iiat character, they stand without a rival.

AGUE AND FEVER. Wo better cathartic can be used preparatory to, or after taking quinine.

As a simple purgative they are uiiequalcd.

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The genuine are never sugar-coated. Each box has a red-wax seal on the lid with the impression, McLANE'S LIVEK PILL.

E v:h wrapper bears the signatures of C. MCLANB and FI-EMING BROS. Insist upon having the genuine DR. C. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS, prepared by

FLEMING BROS.) Pittsburgh, Pa., the market being full of imitations of the name McLanet spelled differently but ttame pronunciation.

INVALIDS

AND 0THER8 SEEKING-

STRENGTH AND ENERGY,.

WITHOUT THE USE OF DRUGS, ARE REQUESTED TO SEND fOR THE ELECTRIC REVIEW, AN ILLUSTRATED JOUR

NAL, WHICH 18 PUBLISHED' FOR TREE DISTRIBUTION.

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TREATS upon IIEAWH, HYGIENE, nn«I PhysiCulture^ and la a eompiaU-encyclopedia of Information for invalid* nnd thoBo who nuffer from Nervous, Kxhausting and Painful Diseases. Every tmbject that bear* updn health lad buna an happiness^ receives attention In it# pages: and the many ques-. lions asked by suffering Inv&ltds. who hftvo disparted •f a cure, are answered, and valuable information is volunteered to all who sre In need of fnedical advice.

Tho subject of Electric limits verttu Medicine, and •he hundred ruid one questions of vitali important® to duHerlug humanity, are duly considered and explained

YOUNC MEN

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JPnd others who suffer from Nervous and Physical Debility. l.oss of Manly Vigor. Premature Exhaustion and the many gloomy consequences of t-aiiy indiscretion, etc., are especiolly benefited by consulting Its contents.

Tho EI.KCTKIC ItEVIfiW exposes the unmitigated frauds practiced by quacks and medical Impostors who profess to "practice medicine," aud points,out the only safe, simple, and effectivo road to Health. Vigor and Bodily Energy. t'end your address Qn poaUI card for a copy, and Information worth thousands Will be,sent you.

Address, t)i« publishers, PUIVERMACHER 0JU.VANIC CO., COR. EIGHTH & VINE STREETS, CINCINNATI,

ALLEN'S

THE

8REAT REMEDY

LUNG BALSAM Coughs, CoMs, Oonau«*ptlon, Aslhma, Bronchltla, nnd all other Tlutmt andHLunff AffecHons. KndonMl by ihe Press A Phrildans. Taken by thousands asd sueceMlUl always.

FOR

II has no Eqdal. *®~S0LD EVERYWHERE!."®*

CURING

The Only Remedy

(TIIAT AU1S AT THE 8AM XIHK ©H| THE L3V5R, THE BOWELS,

and the KIDNEYS.

TLi* combined action gives it vxm-1 derf a I power to cure all diseases.

Why Are Wc Sick' SSSBSSS: svssass asm watwrm.. I'cmuM wo allow these great organs to b:o::u5 c: ^rd cr torpid, and foUo'Mua hn-morsarc therefore forced inU) t?-Iff blood ihat tJunild be crpetted naturally.

BIliTIOrHNKW, PILWL CONSTIPATION, iUlNKY 'X) JIPLHINTS, URINAHI DisKASKS, FEMALE WKAK-

HKSsiKS, AND SEUTOUS ui DISORDERS,

by causingfwe aetion if these organs\ and restoring their pesjoer to throw off dUtccxe.

Why Suffer Blllowiprtns ul school TVhy tormented withriles.Constipation!I Wty frif^htenodoverdisordered Kidneys 11

Why endure nervoes oraiek hoadacliesl Why hare sleepless nights I me KIDNEY WORT and rejoice to JudUh. It is a dryt vegetable compound and I One pack sco will make liiqUof Medietas.

Ott it of t/ottr Drttaq*.H, As will order for you. Pi-ice, $1.00. WELLS, SICEAS990N ft OCL, Proprietor*, (WUl wnd port paid.) BarUagtoa, Vt.

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CURE CONSTIKATION.

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5 ore nntagonliUic queJi 'i«s of it STnr.ysTii gPWJWATIVjt ItndttJ'pJMRTIJR TONIC.

Tnoir, f.rst %pRr.r nt effect is to increase the appetite by cansitig the j\Kd to properly assimilate. Thus ttiesyprcmls tionrished, and by their tonic actionou (he dipe»t!vrt crjmas, rj^nlaf and i'Jjy 4vucuatioos are produced

The rnpiditv with

not rnicB suit sn.iL- iwhich PERSONS TAKE .UREFEVERANDAGUFC.LON FLZSH wui.onndcr ^|the inflaence qf thtee f||TT PSS I C6"pills, indicates their nI vli 6 blat \\ptability to nourish CURE BlilOUS COLIC. |tho body, henoe their efficacy in oaring nervous debility, melancholy, gyepepein, wnstins vthe muscles-slng-pishncse of the liver, chronic constipation, and Imparting health & strength to rtte systcto.

PILLS

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-.are KIDNEY Complaint.

run'SfiLLS CURE TORPID LIVER.

Sold everywhere Price 85 cento, Offioe 53 Msrray Street

Ton's PILLS IMPART APPETITE.

NEW YORK,

PERSONAL. 1 From Monday's Dally.

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Mr. W. R. Ij^ms is in the city.

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Mr. C. W. Dojrle went to Mattoon to-

day.

Peter Kennedy will go to the Hot Springs. Mr. Samuel Royse went to Lafayette this morning.

Marshal Kida has returned from Greensburg, Ind! Mr. Frank farie goes to Little Rock Arkansas, on Wednesday. i,

Mr. and Mrs Ira Langford will spend the winter in San Antonia.

Charley Mcf 'arlane will go to .the Hot Springs for the rheumatism. Col. Inger60ll took supper at White's oyster bay last night after the lecture.

Col. R. G- In^ersoll left last night for 'Xenia, Ohio, where he lectures to-night. Koe Shung, a Chinaman of Paris, returned home to-day after attending the Ingeisoll lecture.

Mr. Geo. E. Fairmgton returned to day from EvansviHe. He left Mr. James Law recovering.

Mr. Jonas Seeley has gone to Dodge CHy, Kansas. Hte will probably make His residence ere.

Miss Julia Durham, of EffiogH*m, is in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Braman on Mulberry str3Sl

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Bridget Hughes" was to-day "appointed administratrix of Theodore Hughes deceased. Bond, $coo oo with John E. Lamb and Patrick Nugeht.as sureties

Mr. A,. C, Green, chairmanv alj$ a meeting at tjie.A. M. E. church, on Third 6treet, to-night, to organize a permanent Immigrant's Relief B.oard.

E. W." Benson and J. Burns, of Mo ntezuma, and C. M. Howard, of Martinsville,'and W. G. Neff, of Greencastle are registered at the Terre Haute House.

A. J. Sprague. agent of the Smith Bridge Company, of Toledo, Ohio, is in the city, conferring with the board of Commissioners regarding the construction of tke bridge over Honey Creek, the contract of which was awarded this company.

Geo. W. Bain will speak at the First Baptiht church this evening at 7:30. The Monitor Journal of last week has the following: "Judge George W. Bain, Kentucky's -great temperance orator, spent the holidays at home with his family and friends in Louisville, after an extended Western trip for temperance. The people and papers wherever he has gone speak in the highest terms of him. He is the only man to oar knowledge who seems to please everybody.' He is doing oceans of good for humanity's cause, and is receiving invitations from nearly every sta*e in the Union to speak for them. There is no man in the United States who has worked harder and suffered more for the temerance cause than Bain and he deseryes the excellent -success he is meeting with, and we wish him God speed in.his.noble endeavors."

He will remain here tor three «veningSi W-t.K *Vi.

Frem Tuesday's Daily.

Mr. W. B. Warren is ia Mattoon. Capt. Ford, of Indianapolis, is the city. .(!• li''•

Mrs. Barker went ^o Washington to-

Mts.Geo.

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Hedges has gone to Mat

toon. Mr. Joe. Gilbert has gone to Indianapolis.

Mr. Silas Conley has gone to Hastings, Ncfb,. ?r{ i\iS

Mr. William Collings has gone to it Miss Delphine Mayronae returned to New Orleans to-day.

Rev. W. H./Mar$hall, road master at Effingham, is in the ci y. Mr. Powell, of the Pythiaa journal, Indianapolis, is in thecitjTi'

Mr. J.. W. Gaskili, former npiljiner here, wis in the city yesterday.

Mr. Kline, of Logansport, soil

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Mr.

Fred Kline, is vhiting in the city^ ,=

Miss Mattie Fisk, of Middleiownf is on^a visit to, the family,. Qf T?tti^. Qas•tOn.

Mr. Paul Wilson will arrive "in the city in a few days from Pueblo, Colorado, on a visit.

Nicholas E'.les an4 Jaihes Forney,1 of

Haute House.*

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Mr. Phil. Kadei, harness man, will be removed into his new quarters' in the McKeen block in a week.

Mr. J. B. Gaston is assisting Geo. Farrington, general agent of the Vandalia, in making out the dividends.

Misses Zervia and Mattie Tuttle, of Indianapolis, are in -the city visittng Mrs. W, H. Rippetoe, on south Sixth street.

E. R. Foller, N. Y. A. Frisinf, Baltimore J. Crohier, Clinton and C. J. Kucker, of Chicago are at, the Terre Haute House.

Henry Beamer, mention of whose injuries at the hominy, mill was made in yesterday's GAZETTE, is not so badly hurt as at first supposed.

Mr. Kirk Paddock, Vandalia conductor. leaves to-morrow for Texas, where he will recruit his health on a ranche. Mr. Diclc Moore will take his run.

Miss Bertie Bqrden, of 60uth Seventh street, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Wigley, in St. Lsuje. for the past three months* returned to her home last Saturday.

Mr. H. Hulman has purchased three hundred car loads of salt which is pouring into the city ten or fifteen car loads a day. The salt will be stored at different places along thfc road.

Mr. Ed. Stuart, senior member of the Cabh Merchant Tailoring firm is nOw in Boston buying goods for the spring trade He has recovered from his recent illness and will, probably visit this city the last 'of the week.

irrafTBRRE HACJTE WEEKL* GAZETTE.

COURT HOUSE ECHOES.

From Wednesday's Daffy CIRCUIT COURT.

Thecase of David Josslyn vs. Henry Bercaw, ft. al., suit on a note. Is on trial to-day before a jury, Joab for the plaintiff and Allen & Mack for the defendant.

THE GRAND JURY.

The grand jury has done nothing as yet, owing to the inability of the witnesses to be present on account of the- bad condition of the roads.

MARRIAGE LICENSES*.,

Lvman Rhoads and Mary Ferguson. Jafeth M. Bramin and Emma Bush^.* MAYOR'S COURT. Mary Shea, disorderly-, $6.50 "'committed.

Maggie Riley, same, $6.50 committed. Amanda Allison, same, $6.50 conv mitted.

William Perry, drunk, $6.50 committed. Wm, Perry, drunk, $6 .25 committed.

John Jones, drunk, $6 25 committed. Peter Normille, drunk, $6 ac commit* tid

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ».

Herman Hulman to Hannah Gallagher, mid in-lot 57, Rqce' sub. for $7oo 00 Wm. P. Ar:nstrong to William

Shea, in-lot 126, Rose's add. for 4750 00 From Wednesday's Daily.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Joseph S. Wilson and Martha Wintermute. .•!. il

MAYORS COURT.

Two cases of drunkenness were tried. REAL ESTATFI TRANSFERS. Fanny and Max Joseph to John G. Bernard, in-lot 4, block 9, Barnaul's suh, in-lot 8, Colleti's sub. for $ So" 00 George W. Carico to same, half in-lots 50 and 51, Sibleyls add, for 2,300 "ob Same to same, half in-lot 7,

Preston's sub, for f,6oo 00 Frank M. Hawkins, admffi. W. B. Wharton to Lewis B. Martin, pt sec 14, Harrison'tOwn6hip, for, i.|3o 00 Patrick M. Stack to Frederick"w,

Kuhlman, in-lot 17, Krumb: V'.*1. liar's Sub. for,

William O'Connel to Danidl F. O'Connell pt lot Parson's •sub. for, !. Richard W. Rippetos^and Jacbb

00 00

Miller, to Emma C. M«rry, pt lots it and iri Boudinot's sub for

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From Fridajr*S CIBCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Bieroe the case of Jas. Hook vs. Darby Kennjr was tried, and a verdict rendered for the plaintiff. A motion for a new trial was made, but was overruled.:.

MARRIAGE LICENSE

Clark II. Conley and Elizabe th A Wallis. Jo REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS John F. Rogers et. al., ',to New-. ton Rogers, 125 acres in sees. 2 and 3, Otter Creek tp., for $"350.00 Kate A. Denehie and Lizzie

Stanley to Newton Rogers* 25 acres lying between Wabash river on the West and the Wabash Erie cahal on the East, for r.oo Louis Hay (sheriff) to Daniel j*. ,s

Barbour, in-lot 1., Harrison tp., for 500.00 Alexander Crews to Harriet

McCoy and heirs, tots 1 and 2, sec. 21, Sugar Creek tp., for 2,600.00 i: *.. 4 ......

From Saturday's Daily. REAL KSTATB TRANSFERS. Mary and John H. Williams to "Perry Williams, in-lot 102, for $26 oo.

Maria Isbell to Martha Isbell, 14 acres in section 25, Prairieton tp., for 1 00.: Martha M. Brown to Alfred H. Weeks, five acresin section 14, Linton tp., for $I25'00

Matthias M. Brown to Robert Lee Hampton, Joseph Bladen Hampton and Anna Virginia 'HamptOn, pt section 14, Liuton tp., for $600 00.

James W. Watson ar.d Aramantfia Shattuck, CIRCUIT .COURT. 1

The November term of the Court ended yesterday. MAYOR'S COURT.

One case of drunkenness was disposed of. I CIRCUIT COURT ALLOWANCES. .1^

The following is a list of the allowances made by the Vigo circuit court at the November term which ended yesterday: ••r James Ferrel, petit juror, 87 40 WM Ellsworth, petit juror 88 60 Patrick Lynch, 7M 60 Patrick Sulltvtn, 68 80 Carlton C. Belt, 78 00 JfatrlcR Grace,

Total...

66 00

Ja? Peters, 117 80 Fred Lee. 9150 W Green.

Christopher Boy 11, petit joror,....... 80 60 W Caritbers, petit aror, 108 00 Jeremiah Voris, petit juror,- 40 70 David W.Joton, 3 20 Jerry E. Stockton, petit juror, 6 40 Green McCUre, petit juror, 12 80 West ley Williams, petit juror S 2. John Davis, petit juror..... 1 6U Wm Pennington, petit juror, 160 Thos Beauohatsp, petit ji WW" John Geo Wn O McClaln, petl't juror» Jas. P, Staub, petit juror, John Durkan. elerk, Louis Hay, serving venire,. ......... Louis Hay, sheriff, Louis Hay, paid for Burn's uigest... .8 25 Thos Wade, janitor,- 84 00 Jas Tolbert, baliff. 75 00 Geo HoUingsworth, riding baliff.. 105 00

60 23

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18 45 84 00

Mayer, feealngjnry and baliff,— 18 40 EijU«decke, Nts. 8 and 48 Indiana Keports 8 00

The Grand Jury na& up to date returned seven indictments as follows Assault and battery with intent to rajie. 1 Petit larceny ^1

Libel

MOTION FOB A NEW TRIAL. A motion for anew trial has been entered by the defendants in the case of John B. Maver vg. James Ronan et al., the verdict of which gave possession of a property to the plaintiff. ir.'

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

W m. Lawe, Sr., to no, F. Hed dy.pt. sec. ix, Linton tp., for $2,900 00 Mary and Wm. T. Hall to D.

M., J. B. and S. L. Wallace, pt. sec. 14, Riley tp., for 400 00 Ebenezer C. Edmunds (trustee) to Edward Toomey, pt. 6ec. 18, Riley tp., for 34000 Lucinda and Abram Smallwood to John A. Guinther, 40 acres in sec3. 7 and 8, Pierson tjv, for 400 00

TERRE HAUTE MARKETS.

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HAY—Baled, $18.00 per ton loose on wagon, $18 00 per ton. BKAN—70c per cwt.

POP CORN—Choice, 30c per peck J(s»

6R0CERES

CASH RETAIL PR ICES.

COFFEES—Laguira and.Golden Rio choicest, 25c per lb Old Gov. Java, 30c. Prime Rios, Maricabo, 25CJ good, 20c£s fair 20c Mocha, 35c., Common Rio 12)^ to 15.

The above quotations are for green coffee. ROASTEDr-Chosce Rio. 20 to 30c Javas 35c. -3

TEAS—Imperial, 50c, 75c to $1. Oolong, 50 to 75c Gunpowder, 75c to $i-25-

RICE—North Carolina, 10c. STARCH—6c. Corn, 15 to 20 Silver Sc to 2}£c-Gloss, 12^.

HOMINY— Hudnurs, 3c per lb or 15 lbs tor 30c Maizone, 20c per box gritz, 3c per lb.

SUGARS—Brown, extra C, :iof lbs, Molasses 50 ^and 75c per gallon Maple, $1.20,

White—Coffee. A, J9,|poupds $1 Granulated pounds for $1 pulverized pr ciushed, 8 pcundr for 1$ 'New Oxleans, 10 to i2_pounds, for $1.

MOLA!SSETS—Drips, 75 best syrup 75igood, 60c sugar house,*50c,PQtrghum 50c per gallon.5i

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FIAROEN PRODUCE.

CABBAGE—2c.to 7c per head.ii.1 ONIONS—40c per peck. POTATOES—Peach blows 60 ceptl per bushel. '""X?

ti til IMPORTED FRUIT, I DEMONS—30c to 50c per doz. ORANGES—40 to 50c per doz. PEARS—California, 5c to 10c apiece. COCO ANUTS"75C4per doz. RAISINS—15c per lb choice layer Joe per lb.

FIGS—Layers,25c kegs, 25c. ALMONDS—Per lb, 35c to 40c. FILBERTS— 20c. ^BRA/ZIL.S 20c. y.. •DATES—Golden 20c, African 20c

ENGLISH WALNUTS—25c per lb. CANDIES—Mixed common, 20c fine French, 30 t*$oc sticks 20c p3r lb

ANANN AS—$3.85 to $5.00 a bunch retail 50c a dozen. PECANS-—Louisiana and Texas, 20 western, 15c. .m ^fit 4»

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®AIRY AND POULTRY.A CASHRRETALL: PB1CK. HONEY—New ,15. to 20c per lb. California, 25c per lb.."

CHEEsE^—New York dairy, ao. EGGS—15 to 16c retail 20c. POULTRY-^Choice spring (live) $1,50 to $2.00 per dos old, $2.00 to $2.2^ per doz dressed, $2,00 to 2.50 per doz. retail 25c apiece.

Turkeys, dressed 10c per lb geese, 40 piece ducks, 30c.

MI0ELLANE0U8.

.TALLOW—5^ to6c. HIDES—Green slaughter hides, qc Green salt, 9^ dry flint, 13c to 14c.

SEEDS—Clover, $4 $4.^0 timothy to $3 00. "OOL—Tubbed, 30035c unwashed ed 25@37c.

CANDLES—Tallow, star, perjpound 20 cents. COAL OIL—Per gallon, 25

GOOD CLOTHING WOOL—21 to 23 cents per lb. GOOD COMBING WOOL—22 to

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$1,489 10

From Monday's Daily. THE GRAND JURY."

False pretenses 'jv"!

The two indictments for libel are against S. D. Terry, of the Ledger. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Andrew Arnold and Emma Case.

25 cents per ifc, 33c per lb.

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Terre Haute, January 15, 1880. '4 ARAN AND FLOURY

CASH BCTAIL PR1C*S* jr

WHEAT—1.30 fults $1.35 med. FLOUR—Common, $7.00 lamily, $7.50 fancy 8.oo |patent $8.50

CORN—37c yellow 40c white. OATS—35c per bushel. RYE—45c per bushel.

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DRY FRUITS.

California dried peache«, aocs jDried patches, jocd halves, io^f tr .. choice halfs, iaj^. {j quarters. Sc.® pefcl, 20c.

Diied apples, 5c to 15c. Dried prunes. Turkish, io@ia^. .. French. 15 to 25.

MEATS.

T* !, CASH RETAIL PRICES.V &4S,I «KL SHOULDERS—Sugarjcyred, 9c per lb plain, 7c per lb. .tfVc'i'

BEEF—Dried, by the piece, 1 $c per lb small cuts, 20c. LAMB CHOI'S—i5@ra)£c pei lb French chops, [email protected] per lb.

BREAKFAST BiTCON—12c per lb. MUTTON—io@i2)$c per lb. VEAL—10(8)150 per lb. PORK—Fresh, 8t® 10c per lb. CORN BEEF—*@6c per lb

LARl^-ioc.

MARKETS THIS DAY. I A*

'NEW YOUKL.

By Telegraph.j *k Nvw YORK, January 14. COTTON—Quiet and steady 12%ofor middling uplands.

FLQirK—Dull receipts, 7.000 bbls Bales, 11,000ibla, |5.k0(§6.00 for common Western f6.90A7.7S for round hoop.

BYE riiOUB—Dull: 16.10-6.60,superfine. WHEAT—4 ^hade stronger quiet receipts, SOtPOO: sales, 126,OOQ No. 1 white March, $U8.

RYE—Nominal 95c, state and Canada. COEN—-Modeiately active receipts, 80,000 sates.76,M0: UM360JWC for mixed western.

BABLEY—DuU No. 1 Canada, 07c(4|l do bright, «1^6At.M. OAxi^-Qtuet .-fticlpts, 48,000 salei 28.00s: 46@48o far nixed Western, 47@60)40 for whlte^

PORK—Dutt: $13.76. BEEF—flteMy. LARD-Weaker $8.00. BUTTER—16A87c. CiilEESE—10®14C. W HiSKEY—$1.18, SUGAR—10^c for «rushed. EGG8—Unchanjmd. PETROLItUM—Refined, 8ic.

(Bsdc* &nd fiiablinc uh to mftketh" 19 Superior Muilin, r1n« Lineu

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PREMIUM CERTIFICATE-.

This ii

ins will l« ?o Pain lings.

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C1HCINRATI, January 14.

FLOUR—Dull $6.J0®6.40 for family |7 for faaey. WHEAT—Dall and lower Sl.80Al.8K.

UOttN—steady: 41Q44c.

By Telegraph.|

BEEFSTEAK—io@i2)^c per lb HAMS—Winter cured, canvassed, 12)^c per lb plain, 9c per lb.

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CLEAR BACON SIDES—11 cVa, PICKLE PORK—8c. HAM STEAK—15c BEANS—60c per peck. BUTTER—20c to 30 per pound, v*1" APPLES^—$1 00 a bushel. PORK TENDERLOINS—ioc. PORK CHOPS—ioc, SPARE RIBS—5c. 'J

$7.60 A. DQZ3S!II!

aH«Tin(»eempleUd »rr*n*nnMiU with on« of tht larpcst OH'n Ir,' limited tupplr of Shirting Muiljn. law I.rirri, h:.\ i* |... lbetn*naf«tnre of men** nod boj»' Shirts, in nil l»". wo b.'.v» »i Ira from lhacoiirtr niaally Kilnftua i.y nmilnf tion wilh lilt oonxumcr, tlm« n»" .'HIUT.•t'"*

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LAKD—Firm |7.60®7.M. ***rn*

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FLOUa XX *5.65^5.80 XXX 15.90 i—6.0B famjly, 96.0ft—B.10 choice to fanev, 18.16-6 70.

WHEAT-Lower Ko. 9 red, fl.SOW bid cash $1.3ajor Jan $1.83®1.8SX for Feb.

fI.37/S'fl51.8J^T6irHarch No. 8 do, $1.22. COKN—Lower 39X®88xc cash. OATS—Lower 86^a bid cash 8d»c for jUn. 87Kcfor Feb. ltYE-*-DiUl 79c bid.

BARLEY—Dull choice. 85e. WHISKEY-—Quiet: I1.Q9. A POBK—Dull: jobbing,}l».87X@l»iW. a LARD—Nominally 17.50. DRY SALT MEATS—Easier S4.W14AS, |64096.M, «66006.10. ..... A

BACON—nominally unohanged. CUICAIJ#.,

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CHIOASO, January 14^

W SB AT—Unsettled weak, heavy, lowm |L95m eash IliSS^ in Feb $1 10% tor MarA.

CORN—weak and lower wfo cash ^s bid fbr Feb. *4^o for M*y. OATS—Weak 84c oash or Ftb. S8V0 t»r

m^^78C:

BARLEY—84c. PORK—Weak and lower I18.2SH oash $18.80 for Feb". $13.46 lor March.

LARD—^Weak and lower $7.60 cash $7.67i for Feb. $7.77X for March. WHISKEY—$1.10.

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TOLXDO, January 14.

WHEAT—Lower amb Mich, cash, $1.8* asked 91.8ft bid No. 3 red Wabaah cish, $1.86^ asked Feb., $1.87^ March, $1.40^ May $1.44K*

CORN— Mteady high mixed e&sb, 41Wo No. 2 cash, 41c May, 47c aekod 46)kCbld rejoetei1, 40J0

OArS—Nominal.

LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS MARKET.

W UNION STOCKYARDS, January li. flo6S—Receipts, 4,835 head shipments, 1,695 head. Market opened slow and dull at fully lOe decline on yesterday's closing prices continued quiet during tho whole day, both shippers and packers buying Rales very evenly divided. Closed evenly with all sola: Select heavy shipping Good to choice Light and mixed lots Iieayy packing 8HBEP—Receipts, none shipments, none. Unohanged: 130 to 140 lbs. average $4 00@4 40 100 to 130 lbs. average 3 40&8 75

From the Factory to the Wearer.'

Shirts of Superior Muslin, Extra Fine Linen SHIELD'BOSOM, 4*V *11 1. IFrench

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OIL PAINTINGS

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SUB8CRIBER8.

GRAND PREMIUM

OF A GENUINE O'L PdlNTiNG G3ULM TO EACH AMD EVERY 8UBSCRIBER OF TH!S PAPER! A GRAND OPPORTUNITY, REAOI Arrangements hnve b-Hin m'lo wlth.t+in ftm'on-l fl hrol of Dr-«!S'', (Jli'.caso, Ills., which scdtin to the patrons of Iris ttf.HT I li _• ci!': A1ST I'KKJSIt'.TlN over ulTmetl in tillseouaUBfc. These PremtuifiH coiwi^t-of geuuliitt O.l nt-*t t..i C.HHU,-, by corpsi»r ihi» lie»t nrtlsts.FL* the country. Eacii PMin*.:it«r

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Oneof thes« vain "\il fv -'vo- to enou trader ot Hi it paper vvho -itftt eat the Premium cvrtWi-tf"'«*"•*. ••'rv •*.!» n:l. ill h.-ho«i) of Design. 124 VVullgsfo Chicago, Ills., toarether w1 tls n- ri. vh, paV of matWoff ami postage. Enot k- Ly uud To xeachtiQ oesUnutiou n«»i.ijtir »!.

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paper "this week, nnd ihoCci'iilleafc will iutt l'f n^lu I.i'ih-c. the im{ortanca —tt ont nt on-f !t il tt 1n f.ir n"ro"Tit'«i. Ad'lniw :ill ,vrtili.'au illrect to THE OST »WU«S. S»» WELL* C1II«M«O. Ola, And you will receive t7 nir" "lie li...-.--, at .a iuo»i vninanie Art t'r«inluni.e-#r offcrwl In th couutrz)

A BREECH-LOADING REPEATING RIFLE for $4.50. The "CHICHESTER^

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