Indianapolis Journal, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1893 — Page 7

THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL, TUESDAY, MAY lfi, 1893.

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His; Indianapolis National BanK DE.SIOXATF.P UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY

CoriiPr I! oni, Odd Fellows' IIx.Il. TXO. P. IIACOHET. Prt-st. E. II LEXFoKD, CaaMer. MOSEY, STOCKS AND GRAIN VTall-Strwt Easiness Depressed Owinc to the Continued Financial Distress. Em Bad Little Trouble in Ponnuins Down the Share List Indianapolis Grain lull "Wool ihrk't Apparently Depressed. TOE JIONH MAKKET. Railway Issues AVer Vek Yesterday, on fettle of 81,320,000. At New Yotk. yesterday, money on call vaieftij at2to 3 per cent., the last loan bein made at 2, doling otlered at 2. I'nme mercantile paper. CS per cent sterling exchange was lirm, with actual business in bankers' bills at frJ.SoW a 4.boh for eixty days, and fcl.sO'SlfcOU for dem&cd. The New York stock market opened under a cloud yesterday, owing to the depressed conduionof the London market, tbe bank failares in Australia, tbo embarrassment of mercantile and banking concerns in tbis country and tbo talk about heavy gold exports. Prices declined sharply, and there was a heary pressor to sell. Itallies occurred at intervals, but the market failed to hold the advance, and tbe recoveries only served to make tbe bears mora aggressive. When delivery hoar came and no failures were announced at tbe board, tbe shorts took alarm and atarted to cover. At about the same time it was reported that those interested in tbe National Cordage Company bad appointed a committee, consisting of George C. MafOUD. Krnest Thalman and O. G. Cosier, to arrange plan of reorganization, and that tne finances of tbe company on investigation were found to be in much better shape than bad been generally sapp6ed. Cordage rose from 5 to lti. and the pre ferred jumped from 10 to 111. The remainder ot the list showed advances on the lowest iignrea of the morning of i7 per rent., and the market closed f.rm in ton. The feeling at tbe close was more confident than of late, owing to tbo absence of local failures, tba ease in money and tbe receipt of gold at the subtreasury from Canada and Western banks. Hallway bonds were weak. The sales were t l.ifci9.00O. KvansvilleAc Terra Haute drsts rose to 120. Government bonds wore steady and State bonds dull. Closing quotations were: Four per cent, re g. 1 tyLoals. AKash C5a our per ct. coup..! I2a L.& New Albany. i4 Parttle ti'i of,'U5.105 Mlnftourt Facitic. wtoa Atrbmon 2Vi N.J. Central 107 Adams Express. ..150 Alton A T. II 24 Northern Paettle.. 125 N.Pacifloprer 327i Northwestern lOSa Xorthweat'rn pref.133 N. Y. Central 90 H Peoria, D. Si E..... 10a Pullman Palace. ..173 Hock Island 70 U. . Express 53 W.. bt, L. A P 83 W..CL 1 & P. prcf 16-Jv, Wells-Fariro Ex. ..140 Western Union 623 Alton &T. II. pref.,130 American Kxi'r'8S.113 Cties. A Ohio 1H C, li. Jc 0 834 C. C, C. & Bt. L. . . J7I)el.. Lack. AW. ..137 lort Wayne.... Lake Krle A W. I- t. & W. xreX. Lake Shore Lead Trust . 171 . C8 .ISo . 30V Par Silver At New York, 631 o per ounce; at London, SS'sd. L CAL GI'AIN ANi PRODUCE. Trade IJrlak and Gool Uuslnes Indicated, Price In Some Line Deinc Wenker. On the wholesale streets yesterday there was a good deal of activity. The morning trains brought in a number of buyers, and there seemed to be a better feeling in business circles than last week. Sugars are 1K'o lower, but the weakness is thought to be only temporary. Collees are steady; tbe same is true of dry goods. In the produce markets there was an easier tone. Eggs declined He. and poultry and butter are both weak at quotations. Irish potatoes (old) are in light supply, and resdily bring f 1 per bushel: new potatoes are in fair supply-, but much of the stock is small. Green apples are about oil' the market. The wool market la dull, prices declining both East and West. Justice, liatuman Sc Co.'s Philadelphia circular of May 10 sars: The apathy of wool buyers at this time makes It impossible to iclve quotations that are more than ncmiual. The tone.of tbe market is so much in buyers favor tnal we lower quotations. The Boston Commercial Bulletiu of May t says; teM o m has It been more difficult to .write a market report, in the normal sense of the word there is no marker. There Is an inquiry ho limited that it can hardly b s.tld t exist. The explanation 1 the extremely sensible. If disagreeable, attitude of tho mill. It is unsafe to carry wool any leutcth of time. They are, however, . buy iu tilling oruers. When they Kt-t a new or duplicate order they purchase wool enough to cover it and no more. This timidity and uncertainty 1 acute lu the wool trade, because tbe tariil is there so powerful a factor. Tho trade must Urrow money to handle the clip. A tlcbt money market In May and June will prevent thaiu from borrowing money freely, therefore tUoy caunot operate freely. This is the financial ar'.itnent. The decline of wool lu Texas ia an evidence of its efticucy. Tho following extract from the Manufacturer fairly covers the condition of .the Philadelphia market: The wool trade could not be in a more apathetlo condition than It 1 nt present. Most mills have eiiouth for near requirements, and there Is ftotuiu in the situation to encourage them to bay material lu advaneo of need. On the other baud there 1 every incentive to caution In the tlackenin? demand fur their ttoods and lu tho Close working of the money market. Local buyers are paying the following prices for watton lots: Unwashed medium wool. l?c: unwashed coarse, . lC'SlTc; unwashed tine merino. 15017c; burry and unmerchantable. 1-i ITc: tnb-wasbed, 'SI a 27c The local grain market opened sluggish nd continued so through the day. W heat was a shade stronger than on Saturday, wnile corn ruled easier and oats steady. TrarK bids were as follows: Wheat No. 2 red. 672c: No. 3 rod. 61Vc: Ko. 4 rel, 50c; rejected. . 45'35oc; unmerchantable. lS40c. Corn No. 1 white, 434c; No. 2 whito. tec; Na 3 white. 4U8o; No. 4 white. 37c; No. 2 wbit mixed. 4oc; No. S white mixed, SVHc; No. 4 white mixed. Cc; No. S yellow. IT.'e; No. 3 yellow, S.o: No. 4 yellow, M'c; No. 2 mixed. 394 c; No. 3 mixed, V;c; No. 4 mixed, SCc; aoand ear. 44o for yellow. Oats No. 2wbite,S".V2c; No. 3 white, S3c; No. 2 mixed, S-Vjc; No, 3 mixed, oO 4c; rejected. Lea'c Hay Choice timotny. f 1S.75; No. 1, $1?; ho. lv 811; No. 1 prairie, $7; mixed. cmver. Jiran. fil. Kye No. 2, C5c for car lots; 45c for wagon Yagon wheat. CCc l'OULTKV AND OTHER PRODUCEI J tiff Puidbu DaUr. Poultry Hens, 04c p H; youngchickens, .-fSo i!l; turkeys, young tonn, H'o IS; f n. llo !i; ducks. 7o t It; geese, 4 VkbO lor choice. iggs Shippers Drying l-l4c. Mmter Grass butter, liaise; fresh coun , 10 12c, Hox;ey lf20c. Feathers Prime geese, 40c lt; mixed dnck.2oc t H,. Peeswax- 20o for yellow; 15c for dark. Wool Fine merino, 16317c; medium nnWashed, l?c; coarse or braid wool, 2Csai?c: unmerchantable, 1217c; tubwushsd, 23:oc Uidr; Tr, Etc. Hides-No. 1. G. S. Hides, 4'ic; Na 2 O. F. Hides, ,;c; Na 1 calf hides, be; No. 2 calf iiiGes, f ,c. Tallow-No. 1 taliow. 4hc; No. 2 tallow, ic. llor Hides 12 32.ri0. , Grease-White, Tk yellow, G4c; browu. Lones Dry, Sl21Si ton. Till: JOHIHNG TKAIIE. The fpiotatUmt fftrrntx'oic ure the tcllinj j'rxcrs vf v: hoi tmlc tifdUrt, J CAN I) I EH .A NO NUTS. Candies fctick. 7e lb; common mixed. 7c; G. A. K. mixed, ix; Uanner mixed, 10c; ctfam mixed. I0c; old-tuna mixed. fk Nots-Soft shelled almonds, inc. Lnglish walnnts, lfc; lirazil nuts. 10c; tilberts. He; peanuts, roasted. 'Oh; mixed nuts, 15c. CANNED UOODS.. feachea Stantlard, 3-pound. t2.WJ2.7S;

S-oonnd seconds. 2l.b3-S2; California standard, S2..r;0i75; California ftocondt. -S- 2.2. Miscellaneons Blackberries. 2-pound. 15c; raspberries. 2-ponml. .l..'Ql.'i"); pineapple, standard, 2-pound. $1.2.11.15; choice. j22.2-; cove oysters. 1-nound. full weight. 131.10; Jtght, 70C7.c: 2-pctind, full, i 222.10; light.tl."0S1.Sl); string beans. b5S.i "c; Limn beans, JLICSI.SO; peas, marrowfat. 2L101.2X; early Juno. $1,25 3-1.50; lobsters. 1.S92: red cherries. fl.20'31.S5: strawberries, g 1.20 S 1.30; salmon lit), SL45 2.20; 3-pound tomatoes, SlJj-ai.X COAL AND COKE. Coke Connellsville,?3.73y load;crnshed, 13.25 V load: lumn, $3 i load. Anthracite ooal. ail sizes. S7.50 ton; Pittsburg and Kaymond City, 4.2-1 ton; Jacknon. ?L27': block, $3.25; Island City, S3; lilossbnrg and English Cannel, 5. All nut coals 10c below above quotations. DRUGS. Alcohol. 22.18-2:2.40; asafetida, 34c: alnra; 45c; camphor. 5.VaG0o; cochineal, 50 55c, rhlorolorm. CUr4c; eoperas. brls, $i31.10; cream tartar, pure. 23d:X)c: indigo. bOblc; licorice. Calab.genuine, 30345c; magnesia, Crtrb.. 2-oz. 2523.5c; morphine. F. & W.. per oz. $2.45: madder. 14121Cc; oil. castor, per gal, 3l.'J0(l.55; oil. bergamot, per lb, t: opium. $3.75; quinine, P. A- W per oz. Sic; balsam copaiba, fCftG5c; soap, castile, Fr., 12'aif.c; soda, bicarb, AHWc; eolts, Kpaom. 435c; sulphnr, Hour. 56c; saltpeter. 8920c; turDentine. WaWc; glycerine, lR20c; iodide potasAiura. JS'aaiO; bromide potassium. S3 40c: chlorate potash. 2"o; borax, 1214-; cinchonidia. 125c; carbolioacid. 2b X)o. Uils-Licseed oil. 50 53c per gal; coal oil legal test. 7 14c; bank. 4c: bes straits, Wc; Labrador, fioc; West Virginia lubricating. 2030c; miners. 45. Lard oilsWinter strained, in barrels. SLIOper gal; in half barrels. So per gal extra. . DRY Q00D8. Bleached Sheetings Androscoggin L. 6Vc; Berkeley. No. 60, c; Cabot, 7Mic; Capital. 6Uc; Cumberland, be; Dwight Anchor. !c: Fruit of LoXm. ic; Farwell. 8o: FitcbTille. C4c; Full Width, 54c; Gilt Edge, C4c; Gilded Age, 74c; Hill. So, Hope. 74c; Linwood. &c; Lonsdale. 9c; Lonsaale Cambric. 104c: Mason ville, fJc; Feabody. Cc; Pride of the West. 114c: (uinebaugh. C4e: Star of tbe Nation. fic;Teu .Strike. 6Vc; Pepperell, V-4, 20c; Pepperell, 10-4. 22c; Androscoggin, ft-4. 184c; Androsooggln. 10-4, 204e. Ilrown Hheetinas Atlanio A. Cc; Argyle, Gc; Hoott C, oc; liuck'a Head, 64c: Clifton CCC. Cc; Constitution. 40-incb. 8c; Carlisle. 40-inch.7c; Dwight .Star.7Vc; Great Falls I. 64c; Great Falls J,' 54c; Hill Fine, 7c: Indian Head. 7e; Lawrence LL. 5lc: Lockwood U. fAfcr; a. r4c: Princess. 5ci aanae K,(i4c; Trioc Sea Island, 5Uc; Pepperell E, tic; Pepperell H, (ic; Pepperell 0-4. 18c; Pepperell 10-4, 23c; Androscoggin 9-4. 104c; Androscoggin 10-4. 134c. Prints Allen dress styles, tie; Allen's staples. 54c; Allen Tit. Oc: Allen robes, 6c; American indigo, 64c; American robes. 6c; American shirtings, 44c; Arnold merino, 64c; Arnold LLC, 8c; Arnold LCU. 94c; Arnold Gold Seal. 10c; Cocheco fancy, 6c: Cocheco madders. 54c; Hamilton faney, Cc: Manchester fancy, 64o, Mcrrimac fancy,64c; Merrimac pinks and purples, 64c; Pacitio fancy, OMic: Paoifio robes. 7c; Paoitic mourning. C4c; Simpson Eddystone, 04c; Simpson Berlin solids. Cc; Simpson's oil finish. 64o; Simpson's grays, tihe; Simpson's mournings, 64 o. Ginghams Amoskeag Stanles.6He: Amoskeag Persian Dress, be; Hates Warwick Dress, . 74c; Johnson 15 F Fancies, 84o; Lancaster, 64c; Lancaster Nortnandies. 74c: Carrolton, 4c; Kenfrew Dress, 84c. Whittentou Heather, 8c; Calcutta Dress Styles. 6V4c. Prime Cambrics Manville, 54c; S. 8. &, Son's. 5 Vic; Masonville, 54c; Garner, 54 0. Tickings Amoskeag ACA, 124c; Conestoga. liF. 14Mc; Cordis, 140, 134; Cordis, FT, 134c; Cordis. ACE. 124c; Hamilton awning. 104c; Kimono Faney. 17c; Lenox Fancy, lbc; Metbuen AA, 12c; Oakland, 200. 74c; Oakland, 250, 74c; Oakland, AF. 7c; Portsmouth. 124c; Susquehanna. 144c. ShetucketbW,74c; Sbetucket F, 8c; Swift Kiver, 54c. Grain Dags Amoskeag. 210.50; American. 216.75; Franklinville, J IS. 50; Harmony, ia75; Stark, J20.50. DRIED FRUITS Figs Layer, 1413o ft. Peaches Common suc-dried, T3$o ft; common evaporated, 142ltic; California fancy, 1820c, Apricots Evaporated, lf18c. Prunes Turkish, b-'Jc t to; California. 124150. Cnrrants 54 Co i ft. Kaisins Loose Muscatel, 21.752)1.85 box; London layer, $.b5'2'& box, Valencia, 83840 4 ft; layer, 910c - GROCERIES. Sugar Hard sugars. S'SC'Uc; confectioners' A. 5 '35' c; off A. 5435i8c: A. 69 540; extra C, S-SS's c; yellow C, 434Tc; dark yellow, -kWc. Coffees Good, 10-320C; prime. 21220: strictly prime, 2o24c; fancy, green and yellows, 2526c; ordinary Javas, 22,.c; old government Java, SO 32c; roasted, packages. 22'4C Molasses and Syrups New Orleans molaeses. fair to prime, S040c; ohoice, 403 45c; syrups, 2036o. Hice Louisiana. 3 Sc; Carolina, 44Q C4c. Heans Choice hand-picked navy, 22.80'3 2.S5 bn; medium hand-picked, 82.25 '22.30; lunas. California. 5c i ft. Honey New York stock, 1-ft sections, 16 18c V ft. Spices Pepper. lfraiSc; allspice. 1215e; cloves. 2()U25c; cassia. 10212o; nutmegs, 80 850 ft. Salt-In car lots, (JSc; small lots, 51.05 l.ia Wood en ware No. 1 tubs, $77.25; No. 2 tnba, $06.25; No. 3 tubs. f55.25; 3-hooo pails. 1.70 1.75; 2-boop pails. $l.401.45. double wash'boards, 2i25,a;2.75; common wash-boards. 3l.501.85; clothes-pins, 50 85c ft box. Twine-Hemp, 1218o ft: wool. 810o flax, 202S0c; paper, 15c; jute. 12 15; cotton 1625c. Shot Sl.5091.55 y bag for drop. Lead 774 for pressed bars. Wooden Dishes No. 1, per 1.000, f i20; No. 2. $2.50: No. 3. 82.80: No. 5, 23.50. Flour-sacks tpaper) Plain. 132 brl, 1.000. a.50; lj brl, 2-V, 4 brl. 3s; U brl. glO; No. 2, drab, plain. 1S2 brl. 1,000. 4.25; 110. ga.'O; 10; 4, 220; Nik 1. cream, plain. 1,32. l.UKl. c7; 116, 2i75; 4, (14.50; $28.50. Extra charge for printing. IRON AND fcTLEL Bar iron, 1.801.90c; horseshoo bar, 24 Sc; nail rod, 6c; plow slabs. Lc, American cast stoel, 9c; tire steel. 2&3c; spring steel, 4 4 5c. NAILS AND HORSE SHOES. Steel cut nails. 21.60; wire nails. 21.80 rates; horseshoes. keg, 24.25; mule-shoes, if keg, 25.25; horse-nails, 45. on. CAKE. Oil cake, 25.50 p ton; oil meal, $24.50. PKOVISIOXS. Ilreakfast liacon Clear, English-cured, 154c. bacon Clear sides. 22 to 25 fts average. 1S?4 c: clear bellies. 12 fts average, 13 Atcj IS to 22 fts average, lSUc; clear backs, 10 to 15 Its average. 1314c. Hams bugar-cured. IS to 20 Ifcs average, 15140; 15 fts average, 15Uc; 124 fti average, lCc; California hams. 10 fts. 13o. Shoulders English-cured, 12 fts average, 124o; 10 fts average, 12l4c. Pickled Pork liean pork. dear. 47 brl. 200 fts. S2: family pork. $22; rump pork, 221.50 t brl; clear pork, 22a Lard Kettle rendered, in tierces, 3c. Dried lieef Inside pieces and knuckles, 14c. PRODUCF, FRUITS AND VEC4ETri.EH. Apdes Green, fancy. 4.255 brl; medium, $2.50 brl. Onions $4.52,.V25 4 brl; Bermuda onions, 22 2.25 4 bu crate. New Greeu Peas 7075c one-third ba box. Cabbage Florida, $22.25; Mobile, $2 02.fs) 4 crate. New tomatoes, C boxes in crate. 32)3.50. Potatocs-Wca?liha. Cucumbers 21 doz. New Potatoes Southern J growth, fl.75 2 bu. Pineapples. 81.5022.50 J dozen. strawberries 12.2.5 2 2. 50. Green Beans 242.25 i box; full bushel boxes, frl. Sweet Potatoes New. 5 4 brl. Apples-Sun-dned, 7Sc i ft; evaporated, 12 lie; -ft canned apples, Sl.lo L2i. Banattas-H.25'22 i bunch, according to size andquality.

Cheese New otk. full cream, 1214c; skims. 57c ft. Lemons Choice. 4 47 box; fancy, 5. Oranges Californias. Hiverside, 2.75 2; Los Angeles. 2.50 2.75. Df. Clover Choice recleaned 60-ft bn. 125 tl50: prime. 3.75ti.25; English, choice. -.50 ii0.75; white, choice. 8l-14: Alsik. choioe. it.25; Alfalfa, choice, 5.73 U A. 23. Timothy 45-ft bu. choice, 2.152.:X; strictly prime. 62.10tf2.15. Bluegrass-Fancy.il.ft bu.SU01.15;xtraclean. N)ac Orchard (irass Extra. l.U51.5(X Kerop Choice. fc0t'c: xtra clean. r840o. xluglish blueKrass, 21-ft bu, 1.6UL73.

WHEAT 11 AS NOT BE00VEBE1)

Small Decrease in the Visible and Defter Cable News Forced a Decline. The May Future Went ofl" 7-8 lc and Septem ter Fell3-4e, Corn Meanwhile lloldingFirm and Advancing l-4c for b'etteniler. TRADING AT CHICAGO. Pork Iiemaioe.l Dull but Firm on Heavy Receipts of lIog. CHICAGO. May 15. A disappointingly small decrease in the visible supply of wheat, financial disturbance at Minneapolis and, toward tho close, reported rains in France, worked against the bulls to-a ay. Tne market closed with a loss for the day of c. Corn was lirm aud gained lsc for July and lc tor September. The provision market was dull and narrow, without any striking change in value at the close. Wheat opened with a decided drop, due to easier cables, large increase in the amount on ocean passage, heavy shipments last week from India, roported embarrassment of tbe big trust company in Minneappolis and rumors that thero were runs there on several banks. It was also inferred that the financial flurry in the East was not yet at an end and stocks were again considerably demoralized. Lynn was a free seller from tbe start and was soon joined by Cudahy'a brokers, whoBold heavily, while Kennott-Hopkms. Logan & Co. aud Schwartz-Dupee were all free Sellers. On the break Pard ridge was a heavy buyer, and it was a part of tho current gossip ibat he had got in about the last of bis short line, paying a handsome profit. Aside from Pardridge there was gencrons buying on the decline. Crop news showed no improvement. Prime telesrapned that on the whole tbo American wheat crop was in poorer condition than a week ago. while some cables reported tbo drouth still prevailing in England, while the weather in France was threatening. There was quite a reaction, but the visible supply report was a great disappointment to the friends of wheat, as they were expecting nearly 2.000.000 bushels decrease, and there was fre selling when the small decrease was known: Cable advices from Paris also said it was raining in Franc. nd crop prospects were better, with bids for wheat withdrawn. Cloning continental cables were lower. The opening was about l4o lower, and with some 11 net untions declined KQ'Uo more, then rallied 3-4 o. again eased otl lc. aud tbe closing was about 7lo lower for July and a4 0 lower for September than the closing figures Saturdav. Corn received only moderate attention, price changes being narrow, and most of the business confined to local traders. Oats were active and easier, due to the weakness in wheat and the free selling of May by a leading shipping bouse, also to tbe increase ot 2; 0,000 bushels in tbe visible supply. Prices opened 4Uc lower, and recetled for May and "n'io on the other months. After a moderate rally prices again yielded, and the close was easy at about tbe iuside. Provisions were dull, but steady to firm, following a weak opening. The receipts of hogs were heavy, amounting to 28.000 he.id, and prices were quoted from 1015o lower. It was ditbeutt to exeouto orders at the nominal market price. An attempt to bus' even a moderate quantity of either pork, lard or ribs always advanced the price above the previous quotation, and it was correspondingly lowered by the execution ot a selling order. Freights were slower, and the lines taking the business at 94o for corn and 6V40 for oats to New England. Local rates to Buffalo were 12c. Estimated receipts for to-morrow are: Wheat 250 cars; corn. 80 cars: oats. 400 cars: hogs. -0.0 JO. Tbe leading futures ranged as follows:

Options. Ojj'ning Highest. Loxctst. Closing. Wheat May.. 73 737 7a 73 July 734 76 75 7S 747b - kept 734 . mtrJ .733i 7S?tj Corn May. ... 424 43 2ii " 43 June.... tl'" 43 427g 42 '4 July.... 43i 437b 43:s 435j Sept 444 44 44Vj Oats May.... 201 so 29 293d Juno SOI SlUe 2.h 293(j July 2J3b 2 29 8ept Ws 27 'tW 234 Pork July... 120.23 20.3 t20.23 i20.371a Sept 20.35 20.6312 20.30 20.65 Lard July-.. IO.02I2 10.87 K',124 10.65 eri 10.72 hi u.02h 10.70 lo.w S'ribs May... 9.W) 9.w 9.4)0 y..H July .i?5 10.15 9.03 10.072 Sept 10.CO 10.25 10.00 10.13

Cash quotations were as follows: JTlour firm at uuchanged prices; No. 2 spring wheat, 72Mtc; No. 3 spring wheat. m74c; No. 2 red, 731ac: No. 2 corn. 427842c; No. 2 oats. 3oaol4C: No. 2 white, f. o. U, .Wa2fic; No. 3 white, f. o. b SJS4o. No. 2 rye. (X'c; No. 3 barley, f. o. !.. 44 56-; No. 4. f. o. b.. 40c; No. 1 ilaxseed, 1.00; prime timothy seed. 3.12 bid; meaa pork, per brl.. g20.27; lard, per 16. 10. 45c; short-rib sides (looker. 10. 07 Vic bid; dry-salted shoulders boxed). 1010.25c; short-clear sides (boxed), 10.2510-50c; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per gal, 81. lo. On the Produce Kxchange to-day the butter market was weaker. Creamery, IS 2:c; dairy, 1821c Eggs dull; strictly fresh. i:aiSVo. Receipts Flour, 14,000 brls: wheat, 72,000 bu; corn, 12o.0o0 bn; oats. 21,000 bu; rye, 1.000 bn: barley, 17,000 bu. ShipmentsFlour. 25.000 brls; wheat, 10,000 bu; corn, 4TO.000 bu; oats, 223.000 bu; rye, 90,000 bu; barley, y.fOJ bn. AT NEW YORK. Ruling Prices in Froducn at the Seaboard's Commercial Metropolis. NEW YOttK. May 15.-Flour Receipts. 25.C87 packages; exports, 13,405 brls and 6,622 sacks; sales, 3,800 packages. The market was very dull, firm aud unchanged. Kye firm and dull; Western, C4G7c Barley malt dull and steady. Wheat Receipts. 02.210 bu; exports, 113,442 bu; sales, 3.C25.C00 bu futures, C4.000 bu spot. The spot market was dnll and steady; No. 2 red, in store and elevator, 7707SV4c; afloat, 70147'Jc; f. o. b.. 7ySOUc; No. 1 Northern, 8234SJc. Options were moderately active, irregular and steady at tbe close at a decline of c, due to an increano on passaco and in store, financial trouble at the West, tine weather, moderate foreign selling and local realizing; trading chiefly soalpmg and switchiue: No. 2 red. May. 7787b38C closing at 777fcc; June, 75l479l4C. closing at 78:4C; July, 60$lc, closing at fcO'Uo: September. i3i bJ7sc. closing at Sic; December, bCJ4 87 7,'Hic, closing at tG7BC. Corn Receipts, 22,410 bu; exports, 17.537 bu; sales, 1.4'J5.000 bu futures, bO.ooobu spot. Spots were firm, quiet and scarce; Na 2, 5,o in elevator, 5253L4C afloat; ungraded. 53 5lc. Options were fairly active, rirm and c higher on shorts covering, decreased stocks, decrease 011 pasage and firmer West; May, 5151c, closing at 51mc; June. SO.VlHc, closing at fioc; July. 50l45'Jsc. closing at5osc; August. 6or45Ic, closing at 5ou4C; September, 51U g5l-r, closing atSlc. Oats Receipts, 27o..ho bu: exports. S4.2.)2 bn; sales, lOO.Ooo bn; futures, ia,K) buspot. Spots were fairly active and easier. Options dull and lower; May, iJ57.o, closing at35M:c; June, 85h:-;5'14C. closing at ⪼Jaly. 353"e. closing at 35e; N11. 2 white, 41c; No. 2 Chicago, 8r'i:i7c; No. 3, T5r; No. 3 white, 410ll,4c; mixed Western, 3f:3SV.c; white Western. 40Olvc Hay Firm. Hops firm. Hides dull and easy. Cut meats quiet and Urm. Lard quiet: opened lower and closed steady; Western Bteam closed at Pl.Sc; sales. 3(0 tierces. p,trt at W.7liC. Options Sales, Wne; May closed at 10.0; July closed at 10.'. 5c; feeptetnber closed nt 11.20c. Pork easy and qniet. Hatter lower and in moderate demand; Western dairy, lSC2c; Western creamery, 22i25c: Western factory. l22c; Klgins, 2l'v2'c Cheese quiet and irregular; part skims. 2Mi Jic. Eggs Large receipts and weak; receipts. ?.1S5 packages: Western fresh. 15c; duck, 1521c; goose. 25S27e. Tallow sesree and strong: city (62 for packages), Hc Cotton-seed oil quiet and lirm. Rosin dnll and easy. Molasses New Orleans, open kettle, good to choice, dull and steai!). CotTee Options opened steady from un Changed to 10 points up. and closed steady

it 53J points up: sales. 10.750 bags, -in-, eluding: May. 15.60 15.70c: June, 15.f-5 :lnding: May, 15.60 15.70c; 15.40c: Jtilr. 15.2'j15.40c: August. 15.2C 15 21c; September. 14.0515l10c; October. 15.orlS.lOc; December. 1 4. 10 14.05c; Jan u14.'Ac; spot Kio. quiet and lirm; No. 7, 16. Sugar Raw, easier aud quiet: fair refining. 3c; centrifugals. Wi test. 4 l16c. sales. 5.c0J bas centrifugals. l0 test, at 4 116c, c i. f.: refined e lower and quiet; otT A. 4 13 lr!5lc; mold A, 55 0(10c; standard A. 5:Ufi5Sc: confectioners' A. 5 l16a;5Uc; cut-loaf. 5551o,irc; crushed. 5"d3 iy,lc; powdered. 5 vl65c; granulated, 516 5Vic; cubes. SV'lCSSc. YUlIile Surp'T Statement. NEW Y0KK. May 15,-The following is a statement of the visible supply of grain, in store and afloat on Saturday, May 13. as compiled at the New York Produce Ex change; Wheat, 72,02,000 bo. a decrease of Sttf.000; corn. 7.8GO.OCO bu. a doereaee of 2.0-.3 .000; oats, 3.527,000 bn, an Increase of SJ.OOO; rye. C00.000 bu, a decrease of 53.000; barley, 552.000 bu. a decrease of S3.C00. TRADE IN GENERAL. Quotations at St. Louis, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Cincinnati and Other Points. ST. LOUIS, May 15. Flour quiet, inclined to weakness, but prices not qnotably cbauged. Wheat unsettled, irregular and 34 To lower on linancial news; No. 2 red,, cash, 70c; May. l-JPic; July, 7o74c, closing at73V,jc: Angust, 7475c. closing at 74Uo bid; September. 75V4c. Corn was strong on crop news, but weakened with wheat, closing unchanged; No. 2 mixed, cash, lOc; May. KMic; July, 40s41c. closing at 408 4onc. Oats featureless; No. 2, cash, 31c; May. Sl5ac; July. 2SHc; August, 27c. Rye and barley Nothing doing, llran No oilers. Flaxseed nominal at 61.05. Timothy seed unchanged. Hay unchanged. Corn meal steady and unchanged. Whisky, IL13. Provisions easy early but lirm later, pork Standard mess, 820.75. Lard. 10.25c Dry-salted meatsLoose shoulders, 10c; longs and ribs, 10.35c; shorts. 10.b0c; boxed lots. .15o more. Bacon Packed shoulders. 10.50c; longs and ribs, 11.2k-: shorts, U.C2lia Hams Sugar-cured, Sl314. Receipts Flour. 7.000 brls: wheat. 17.000 bu; corn, 100,000 bu; oats, 52.C00 bu; barley, 1,000 bu. ShipmentsFloor. 1.000 brls; wheat. 91.000 bu: corn. 171.000 bn: oats, 8,000 bu; barley, 10,000 bu; rye. 1,000 bu. PHILADELPHIA. May 15. Flour quiet; Western winter, clear. $:i2.rj:!.50; Western wiiiter.straight, $o.50o,75; winter patents, $3.554.15; Minnesota, clear. J 2L 75 3. 25; Iinnesnta.straii!ht,t3.t54; Minuesota patents, 8U5&4.SO. Wheat ruled steady under light otlermgs. but closed weak nnd lower; No.2red.May, 76Vi;6o4; June, 774 77Hc; July, 7ol4'27aVic; August. 79l479ViC Corn Options firm and higher; light oilerlngs and stronger reports from other home markets; local car lots quiet bnt firmer; No. 2 mixed. May. 505Osc: June. 605 )l:o; July, 50H5uvc; August. 5051c. OatsCar lota doll and lower; futures neglected aud nominal; No. 2 white. May. 4044lc; July. 40M4lc. Hatter dull and weak; FenHsylrama creamery, extra. 29c; Pennsylvania prints, extra, wnolesale. 31c; Pennsylvania prints, extra, jobbing, 32 25c Eggs dull and lower: Pennsylvania tirsta.MG15c Receipts Flour. 3.100 brls and 3.100 sacks; wheat. 20,c00 bo; oats, 16.500 bo. Shipments Wheat, 103,300 bu; corn, 0.200 bu; oats. 32.700 bu. , CINCINNATI. May 12.-Flour in fair demand; family. 8'2.252.45. Wheat strong; No. 2 red. 71c; receipts, 2,000 bu; shipments. 3.500 bu. Corn strong; No. 2 mixed, 45U45c Oati quiet; No. 2 mixed. 34c. Kye in fair demand: No. 2, C3c. Pork qniet. Lard dul' and lower to sell at 10.12V10.25. Hulk meats in light demand. Whisky steady; sales. 780 brls at 81.13. Butter weak; fancy Elgin, 252"c; Uhio. 22 23c; prime dairy, lC18c Linseed oil firm at 4'J51c Sugar strong; hard refined, 5'4Cc; yellow, 3l34C Eggs lirm at 13c. Cheese lirm; prime Ohio flat, 1012VC. MINNEAPOLIS, May 15,-There was a slump in tbe cash wheat market to-day. No. 1 Northern sold at C86sMic and No. 2 Northerrt went at f,GV467c. Receipts of wheat here were 62 cars, and 51 cars at Duluth and Superior. The following was the range of prices: May closed at C5c July, opening and highest, G'.tVic; lowest and closing. OSc. September, opening and highest. 71fec; lowest and closing. 707c. On track: No. 1 hard. 6'JVc; No. 1 Northern, 6SV;c; No. 2 Northern. 654c. BALTIMORE, May 15.' Wheat ilinh; No. 2 red. spot and May. 77l4c; July. 774c. Corn strong; mixed, spot. May and June. 50'io bid; July, 50c Oats steady; No. 2 white Western. 42c. Rye, active inquiry; No. 2. C6o bid. Hay, good demand. Grain freights Rteady; steamer to Liverpool. 3d asked; corn for orders, 2s, 2d; cotton, 10c; flour, 9cr Provisions quiet; mess pork, $22. Butter weak: creamery, fancy. 2wo. Eggs steady at 1414Vic Cofieeiirm; Rio No. 7, 16c. TOLEDO, May 15. Wheat active and lower; No. 2, cash and May, 73c; July, 77Uc; August 77c Corn dull and steady; No. 2. cash and May. 43 c: No. 3, 4i Oats quiet; No. 2 eash, 33o. Rye dull and firm; cash, G')c. Clover seed dull and steady; prime, caih, f7.2.5; October, S5.P0. Receipts Flour. 124 brls; wheat, 10.7S0 bu; corn, 13.S02 bu; oats. 300 bn. Shipments Flour. 2,210 brls; wheat, 48,200 bu; corn, 91,122 bu; oats, 200 bu: rye, 400. DETROIT. May 15. Market closed dull, weak and lower. Wheat No. 1 white, find and No. 2 red, cash, 721ic; July, 70c asked; Angust, 770. Corn No. 2, cash, 430; Oats-No. 2 white, 37c; No. 2 mixed. 31c. Receipts Wheat, l.t00 bu; corn, .000 bu; cats, 10,000 bu. on. NEW YORK. May 15. The petroleum market was dull and neglected throughout. Not a fetnzlo sale was reported. The only quotation was r8o bid. Pennsylvania oil fcpot sales, none. June options Sales, none. Lima oil Sales none: 2tJico bU. Total sales, none. Turpentine quiet and lirm at 3 1 U a 3 1 c. OIL1 CITY, May 15. National Transit certlflcates opened at .'S712c: highest. 58c; lowest. 57!sc; closing, 570. Sales, 14.000 brls; clearances, 30,000 brls; shipments, 114,074 brls; runs, 86,011 brls. PITTsJBURO, May 15.-Natlonal Transit certittcates opened nt 57c; eloped at 57 e; higheat. 5?c; lowest, 57i20. bales 5.000 brls. SAVANNA II, May 15. -Spirits of turpoutiuo firm at 271sc. Rosin firm at 1.02 'a 1.05. 31eti:s. NEW YOUIC, May 15.-Plg Iron quiet and steady: American, $12.75315.50. Copper weak; lake, 10.35c. Lead easy: domestic. ;t.80o. Tin weaJr; Straits. 10.50c bid. lO.OOc noked; plates dull and steady; speller dull; domestic, 4.35c. BT. LOU 18, May 15.-Load.3.G0o. Cotton. NEW ORLEANP. Jlay 15. Cotton qniet nnd Rteady; :ooU middling, 73ic middling, 7c; low middling. 7 3-lGe; good ordinary, GVc; not receipts, 1,390 bales; cross receipts. 1,588 bales; sales, WO bales; stock, 104,010 bales. Dry Goods. NEW YORK. Mny 15. There was no chance in dry goods other than that there was a more intent lookout for indications of developments in the trade for tho full season. LIVE STOCK. Cattle Scarce and Hteacly llogs Weak and Lower Sheep Steady. INDIANAPOLIS, May 15,-Cattle As nsual on Mondays, there was nothing on sale. The outlook is steady at last week's closing prices. .Export grades $3.2535.75 Good to choice shippers 4.8535.25 Fair to medium shippers 4.M34.05 Pair to choice feeders 4.25 24.75 fctoekers, 500 to 800 3.00tf 3.75 Good to choice heifers. 4.0OS4.75 lair to medium belters a. 4 o .." Commou to thlu heifers 2.502 3.25 Good to choice cows 3.853 4.35 Fair to medium cows 3.35&3.U5 Common old cows 1.5itf2.50 Veals, common to good 3.50 a 5. 50 Pulls, common to fair. 2-.5033.oo Hulls, trood to ohoice 3.23 4.00 Milkers, good to choice 30.00 40.00 Milkers, common to fair. 10.00tt23.OO Hoos Receipts. 500; shipments. 400. The quality was fair. The markot opened weak aud lower, and closed weak, with all sold. Heavy packiug and shipping $7.10 57.03 Mixed 7.::oi7.;o Light 7.2U07.53 Heavy roughs O.oo7.1 1'lifs 0.0O37.O0 SilKr.i' and IjAMUx Nothing on sale. The feeling is about steady ut quotations. Good to choice clipped 4.5075.00 Fair to medium clipped 3.50 d 4.23 Common clipped 2.50t:t.25 Bpriug lami'S. 30 to5oU9. ......... 5.00j7.0 liucks, per head 2.O024.00 NEW YORK. May 15. Beeves-Receipts for two days. 0,30, including 111 carloads for export. SO carloads for the market and 177 carloads direct to slaughterers. Values were a shade lower on all grades, but tho trading was active and the pens fully cleared at the close. Poorest to best native

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steers sold at $4.C025.75; bulls and dry cows at $4. Dressed bee! dnll at 7Mt 90 for native Bides. Latest caoles from London quoted American steers dull atll 124 c. dressed weight, and American refrigerated beef steady at scant 10c. Shipments to-day. 834 beeves; to-morrow, 700 beeves and 1.40O quarters of beef. ' Calves Receipts for two days, 4.C56. The market was active but c lower. Veals sold at 4'24.50; buttermilk calves at 53. 75 4: mixed Punches at L75'&5.25. Sheep and Lambs Kecemtsfor two days. 10,011. including 15 carloads direct. Sheep were dull and easier; yearling lambs o higher; sprjng lambs active. Unshorn sheep 'sold at $5.'?57.5: cliop'd sheep at $G7; spring lambs at ff.25b.25; dressed mutton sold at 910Mtc; dressed yearlings at 11 12Mc; dressed lambs at lUlCc Hogs Receipts for two days. 7,833, including 2 carloads for sale. The market was lirm ut $7.00-33.10. CHICAGO. May 15,-The Evening Journal reports: Cattle Receipts. 14.5'JO; shipments, 4,000. Market slow and lower, ex cept on prime natives; prime natives, ?5.70 6; good mediums, 4.95 5. 40; others, $4.65 34.75; Texas steers, 83.253.1K); cows. $1.50 23.G0. Hogs Receipts. 2.CO0; shipments, 7,500. Market slow at IS'S'JOc lower; mixed and packers, S7.4J5'S7.40; prime heavy and butcher weights. $7.45'3$.5Qi prime light, $7. 45 $7,50; pigs. Jf67.i:5. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 11.000: shipments. 1,000: fair demand; steady; clipped Texans. f2. 50 -214.50; other clipped, 55.G0; lambs. Sr7.2.5. BUFFALO. May 15. Cattle Reoeipts, 90 carloads through and 6 carloads for sale. The market was steady and strong at 15 G 25a higher for butchers and medium, bales of xtra export steers at $5.25. Hogs Rccoipta, 83 carloads through and 7d carloads for sale. The market was about steady. Best mediums, 7.b5; pigs, 7.t5. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 12 carloads through and 6: carloads for sale. The market was steady for best lambs, slow and weak for sheep. Sales of good to best fallclipped lambs at 8.V5o; good clipped wethers, $5; do wool Htieep here. KAST LIBERTY. May 15. Cattls Receipts, 2.000; shipments. 1.800. The market wos dull at last week's prices on best grades: common and medium lOlSo oil', Twonty-one carloads of cattle shipped to New York to-day. Hogs Receipts. 8.200; shipments. 4.000. The market was steady. Fair light to best heavy, $7.&)7.J0. Sixteen carloads ot hogs shipped to New York to-day. Sheep Receipts, 7,200; shipments, 5.100. Tbe market opened slow and closed hrm at lOo higher tbau last week's closing prices. 8T. LOUIS, May 15. Cattle-Receipts. 2.000; shipments. 2.000. The market was slow at lOo lower than Satnrdny's prices. Ordinary fed Texas steers. $3.75. Hogs Receipts. 5.000: shipments. 5.000. The market was 15o lower. Heavy, 7,10 7.40; mixed. $737.3C; light. 877.25. Sheep Receipts, l.ouO; shipments, 1.C00, Tbe market was quiet; wooied natives. $5.25. CINCINNATI. May 15. Hog lower at P.657.C5. Receipts, 5,000; shipments. 1.400. Cattle strong at 2.505.25. Receipts, 1.000; shipments. 100. Sheep in good demand at $3. 50 -3 5. 25. Receints. 2-0; shipments, none. Lambs steady at S4.25C5.75; spring. VHc per pound. CJcvelnnd and tbo I'eople. South Uf rut Trlbnne. It would have started tho 'cold' "reserved." distant," "repelling." "chilly" paragraphers of the Democratic press a-going had Harrison pursued the samo taoiics that Cleveland has in notifying tho people to keep away from him. in his recent ollice-seekers-keep-irom-mo order. I'resident jlarrison was unjustly accused of being i man distant from the people. Tho real fact is that he was one of the most courteous and approachable men that ever tilled the executive chair. He was plain, matter-o'. fact and businessliko iu all his methods, but never fretful or discourteous. On the other baud. (Jrover Cleveland is more independent. anubbLsh, snappish and disrespectlnl to the common people than anv of the l'residents, even surly old Andy Johnson.

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KCAL-KSTATK TlUNSffCltt. Twenty-Two Transfers, with a Total Consideration or S20.545. Instruraeats filed for record in the recorder's otllce of Marion county. Indiana, far the twea-ty-four hours eudlng at 5 v. M., May 15, 18'JJ, as furnished by Elliott Sc Butler, abstracters of titles. Hartford Block. No. 4 East Alaricot street: Albert W. Denny, trustee, to Cella Hhave. lot 33. In block 1. In Caving Kockwood's KaKt Woodlawu addition COO.OO Jauie's F. Bos well to Joseph L. Boswell, lot 42, In llOAKell riemiug's Grandvlew addlllou 1,200.00 Giles b. Bradley et al. to 8arah W. Alexander, lot 58. in liradley et al.'s Washington street addition 200.00 John 11. Masters to John M. Fulton et al., lot 17. in Morgan's West JudlauapolU addition...". 1,500.00 ill ram W. Miller to Indianapolis . bitootlog Association, patt or tbe northeast quarter of section 33. tovuldp 10, range 3 COO.OO Joseph 11. Clark to Harold Love, lot 40, lu lirdt Tark 1,500.00 John J. Cooper to Patrick Hsggerty, lots 17 and 18, iu Feuneroan. Cooer, Wagner & Zituuier's Union-street addition 1,325.00 Margaret Carroll to Mary Jbalton, lot 52. lu McKernau 6i Pierce's subdivision or outlot 12 700.00 Charles A. Simpson to Barry A. Beck, part of lots 15 and 10. in Pcttlt's corrected enbdi vision of square 2. lu Harris's subdivision of outlot 157.. 625.00 Malm Daly to Blanche Freeman, part of lot 51, In Fictcher k Jtauiey's lirooksido additiou 2C5.C0 Blanohe Freeman to Wymoud J. Beckett, lot 51, In Fletcher A Bauisey's Hrookslde additiou 530.00 Wlilluai ' y. Hardmg, trustee, to Charles Tihbetta, lot 87, lu Meadlsmi Urandriew addition 400.00 Arthur II. Darling to Lriwurd il. Smith etal., ltd 192, 1n Johnon ,t HoKShiro's Last WasLingiouMtrcet addltiuii.. COO.OO John Cravens to Catharino Walsh, part of lot 4, la Greer's subdivision ut outlot 20 700.00 Syndicate Land Comi anv to Leon N. Yeltou, lot 10, in block J, In Tuxedo Park 250. OO Frederick-Osteriiieyer to TUoiuuh MoCasey, lot 25, in iMcrnjerer's Vtos-pect-Ktreet addition 475,00 Mury Woo Is to Mary O. Hay. lot 44, In Pope's sutidlviAiou of Fletcher's Woodiwu addition 1,100.00 Henry If. Hevllle to Thomas Huys, lots 7 and O. in Fenneuian's Highland Home addition 1,300.00 Mnrth.'vL. Hunger to Kmnia L. Karrer. lot l.ln Lnng'n subdivision of Fletcher's sulxll vision of. K. T. i S. K. Fletcher's additiou 1,500.00 William H. Gardner to Charles Kraus and wire, lot 22, In Mccarty's eubdlvImIou of outlot 120 1,200.00 Frederick Ostcrineyer to John W. Ltudiay, lot 20, In . Ostenueyer's Prospect-street addition 475.00 Emily J. tchley to Lulle Mnytl, lot 42, In Stevens's subdivision of outlot 103 3.ro.oo Transferi, 22; consideration $20,545.00 l'NSIUNS FOK VETEltANS. Residents of Indiana and Illinois Whose Claims Have Ilreu Allowed. Pensions have been grautel tho following-named Indiamane: Original-Paul Conner. Additional James Taylor. Increase Frederick JurtU. Wi;iiaru hay lor. Ilobert Wilson, Daniel' Main, John Listuan, George Wade. Henry Hener. L Chilstopher. Peter Meeplelou, Thomas Harper, (ieorge itobiufsou. Keu.Hue Jame II. Muu. huiuud t-tuokei'. i:eiiu and Increase William 11, Kurtz. OrUhi.il wllowp, etc. Graco ireen, UilnorHof Daniel Ca't. .jlii:i Hornung (iiiother). ISacbfl Pifce. Jeanette llrown. Saury Dt-al, minors of William ttokei, Nancy Clark (mother), P.ebecca Kidner, Linda Kankiu, Elizabeth Adair, Ellin Harris. TO RKSIDKNTSOK ILLINOIS Original William Hyndinan. Joseph C. Carr, Ilu:li IL M:kiiiKbt. John W. Mason. Increane Jackftou Lindney. Liwson Wharton. John Foreaker. Lelssue John Drew, Joseph Hart, Joseph M. Catt, Johlel Jlowsuiao. William B. Tinimona. Original viloww, etc. i:achel (ioodwich, Audoru A. 8chrimpf. Mary Wallace, l.inuia Iluujc, Mary tilasser, Marg.iret Turney, Henry Lynrte (father), minor or Paris 1. Cox, Mary A. liaeett, mluor o( John C lllhop. minor .of Moes Uuckner. Widows ladiata Vard, LluabcLU JU IThouias.

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