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bond.


Jan, AZ jan. A
Mackinaw blankets per pair 5000 s. O
Nails, Cat, per 100 lbs - 80 10 10 90 20
Heayy sheetings, wide, per yard l2a Il
"a Brown sheetingS 8 s.
inch Wood Screws per groce 81 62t
| Pins per pack S73 II
lin 1912. Pins were of London manufac
| mre-now :hey are of the Connecticut oil


PoakeePSie m Ike. aud of a superior quail
! ty to the London


s9r ttoa, domestic, per 100 s. so to 80, Ito 81
| lo"eden, English have fallen ia the same ratio 4
/ Steel American per cwt. SI2 50 100
Round roiFd Iron, under : in. I0toI25O . G0
| L he Two last items get rom MIR. brownHela,
Loco Foco merchant and Delegate 10 the Loco
Foco National Convention


The average on Saltaets is about 40 per
cent less than in AZ. The average on Jeans
IS from 40 To 50 per cent less than in AZ
From the best OF my knowledge. all Do
mestlc ana Foleign Goods generally, are
selling here at prices at lest % per cent less
than two years ago.


RICKETsoN BURROUGHS.


Jan. 18th. 1914


The above think is conclusive, for there
are no new avenues from New York 10
South Bend opened, but every thing comes
the same old route by the Lakes Salt, MIR
Burroughs omitted accidentally; but Michi-
gan City is the entrepor for that article. and
will get the comparative statement for that
when | return TO South Bend for which
place start on Monday: Suffice it to say,
that Onondaga Salt is selling in Northern
Indiana at price Q IS per bbi) less than
Turks Island Salt cOutd be brought from
Nee York for ecen af 10 acere stolen there


Yours, S. CoLFAx


The undersigned certify that at LAFAy-
EFT. IN the county of Tlppecanoe and State
OF Indiana, the following articles were sold
at the different times specified at the prices
affixed, and that the prices designated were
the Current prices al the time stated


Jan'ry 1912 Janry, 1874
Onondaga Salt 50 x5p per bbl. 81 81 D. Dbl
hanawna Salt 10 :" :" : 25''' j"
Bar Iron 9 per In IN Ia mr. m
Cotton Shrting good, II TO ld D. yd TO 10 d. yd
The opening OF the Wabash Canal from
Lafayette to Toledo, by reducing the cost of
transportation, has had much effect in redu-
eng the price OF Onondaga Salt, bu; has not
affected the kanawha Salt and Bar Iron. as
they come down the Ohio River to the
moutn OF the WABASH TsIyer, ana thence up
lnat River to Lrfsyette


January 6th, 1914


lRepresl P. FoREsMAN, Lafayette.


GSenatorl @. OKTH


thepres ISAAC SHEDBy.


Nors Lafayette IS the central point of the
Wabash Valley, the head OF steamboat navigation
on he Wabash River, and does nearly the whole
of the trade tor the country 81 or 90 miles around
These are all the facts cleaned by my
correspondent. who has inquired impartialy
and given the results unquaifiedly shall
make no comments. as L think none ale
needed. Elther you or | was laborng un.
der a grievous mistake al the time of our
conversation alluded to-a mistake the
means of correcting which are now before
US and the public. Can you say that il was
IL Yours. Respectfully.


FL. GREELY.


New York January %. 1914