Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1878 — Page 8

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

HONEY AND THE MARKETS. Orrior or th Ijtdiawapolis HirrrmKL, 1 Tuesday Evxsisa, May 21, 1S7S. I The money market daring the week clotting with to-day has been very quiet. There has been tome little first class paper negotiated, and rales of Interest rule steady at slO per cent. Eastern exchange Is In fair demand; the banks continue baying at iar and wiling across the counter at 1-10'; premium. INDIANAPOLIS CXJLABINO HOOTS. Clearing Rlanoes. For the month of January .$5.515,O0O fl,i0 000 For the month of February 3,on,544 For the month of March... 4.6KI.300 For the month of April 4,825,000 7 000 1.192,000 1,374,000 28,000 40,000 . 32.000 52.U0 42,000 47,000 42,010 Wednesday. May 1..... Thursday, May 2 . Friday, May 3 -. 121,001 liiy.ixo ltUW 180,000 1H,W 131,000 Naturuay, .May 4 Monday, May Tuesday. -May 7.., Wednesday, May 8 IttD.iW.' Thursday. May 119,000 Friday. .May 10.. Satrday, May 11 3X1,0! 0 134,000 121.100 135,00) 13l,0t0 153,000 184.000 136,000 56,000 27.000 30,000 26,000 30,000 33,0(0 2:5,1 00 34,000 Monday. May 13 . Tuesday, May 14 Wednesday, May 15 Thursdav, May 16. ............. Friday, May - Sat nrday. May 18 . Monday, May 20. Commercial. There has been only a moderate business transacted In the general markets daring the pust week. There nas been a great amount of rain which lias put the roads In a bad condition, which has been the cause ol keeping a largo number of country buyers from the ciiy. Quotations, as a rule, have undergone but few changes. The demand for both staple and fancy dry goods continue fairly active, and the market rules steady and unchanged. Dealers in groceries report a fair amount of trade, but there lias been no grand rush of business. The market rules steady and firm. Receipts of country produce are large enough to meet every demand, and prices rule steady. Exgi are quiet and unchanged. Batter Is dull and nominal. Poultry is in fair request. Fruits and green vegetables are In good demand and quotations are regulated by the quality of the stuff. The demand for canned goods during the pa--t week has been moderate, and quotations are steady. During the first part of the week the fish market was rather dull, but as the week advanced trade Improved, and prices, though not qnotably higher, ruled firm. There has been only a small amount of trade doing in the provision market, and prices are nominally unchanged. The tlour market is dull and weak. There Is but little doing in wheat, and values to-lay were a shade easier. We have nothing new to note In corn. The demand is light and prices nominally unchanged. Hides and leather are lu fair request at our figures. GRAIN IX STORK. May 20, 1878. Wheat! Corn I Oats I Rye Eievator AElevator B. ., Central Ele City Elevator., Elevator E TotalsSame day 1377., 7.IJ 5,00 a,i93 5.100 4.T2 131 11,71 H.l .V),21 50 : 560 3,1001 t),UX! lill RECEIPTS and shipments.

Receipts Shipmts Fiour, bbis 4.100 90 ) Wheat, bu .... 4,800 7,000 Corn, bn..... ............ . 4'J,'tm .",t.tjtJ0 Oats, bu... . 4200 Rye, bit... .,.1.. ....,,......... ...... ........ .i 4X) Barley, bu-. ... &) Eran, tons 48 00 Oornmeal.bbls 1.10J 1,100 Starch, bbls - .. 300 Hay, tons.... . .. 8 Lird, tea . ... 3t Provisions, tons.. . .. ....... 270

04I1.T KETiEW OF THE ISDIANAPOLIi MARKET. Ihe Pravlslon Market. Tii-r aM no change whatever to note in th' branch of commerce. dry Salt Meats Shoulders 3.50c; clear ribs 4;c laro Prime steam 6.7.V. S.P. Meats Uams nominally 637c. Or lu anil Floor Market. Corn Is nominally unchanged, the market being extremely dull, with a meagre order demand and scarcely any supply to meet it. bin a 11 offerings are held above a shipping price, and trading is very limited. Baltimore ari l Philalelphla markers were heavy at v decline, and Llverrjool 3d lower. The t olio wing were closing quotations at the call board, 12 0 o'clock: White No 2 S04nc. Yellow 40c Lid f. o. b. High Mixed Offered at 41c f. o. b. Mixed 39c bid o. t. Rejected 3(ic bid. June Offered at 41c f. o. b Wheat Is again easier, but in good demand at the decline. Choice ed is verv scarce; salable at 112fll3 for No 2; II 0trl 08 far No 3. July delivery was firm at yesterday's bids, but there were "no sellers on the market. We quor July at CI 05 bid; held at SI 08. Flour Weak and dull. We quote: Fancy .16 01 50; family S5 005 50; low grade 12 Is fri 75. Oats No. 2 white 26!c; mixed scarce; 20c bid. Rye In light supply; No 2 56057c. Bran Dull; offered at f 12 00 per ton. Indianapolis Prod nee Market. Apples ine stocic is light and the demand good. We quote : Choice at t" 50(96. Bctter There is but little doing, and receipts are heavy. Shippers are paying on arrival 6c, and it is selling from store at 8c. Eggs The market rules steady and unchanged. Packers are paying He per dox on arrival and sales are made from store at K'-fi-Feathers Are in fair request. We quote Sri me live geese at 3c; mixed, geese and uck, 20c; old feathers 2')($23c. Honey There is a fair demand reported. We quote: Choice combl6318c; dark colored V?12c: strained 10il2c Pocctry I lie demand Is fairly .active at quotations. W quote: Turkeys, aliv. be per lb: ducks 9t 5o per doz; roosters 11 75 per daz; hens!2 7 per doz; geese, full feathers, 84 80 per doz. Onions New are selling at SI 50 per bbl. Green Vegetables Recipis aie liberal aud demand good. We quote ijettuce 70(&8jc per bu: radlsnes 20035c per dox. bunches; rhubarb 10?wl2c per doz. bunches; onions RHo per do, bunches; spmacn II 00(31 Z5 per bbl: peas II 50 per bn ; new potato s S3 &1 75 per bbl; snap beans 50 per bu : asparagus 2.V335e per dox. Strawberries W'e quote at 7 OO(J0 00 per stand. 0oserkrries 12 0f2 50 per bnsh. Cherries Are sold at 12 okz 1 0 per crate. Cabbage We quote at 13 50 per bbl. Cranberries Are In active demand. We quote choice at l 50 per bbl. Dried Fruits Arc In fair demanlatour prices. We quote: Peaches, halves, at 6c; apples 59.'4c. Beans We quote: New navy, clean white, II lvijl 25 per bu: common 80c per bu. Indianapolis Urocery Market. The market rules quiet but Arm. Corr jckh There is a fair demand reported at quotations. Ordinary grades of Rlos 15J16c; good to fair Wr.r, prune 17i318c; choice to fancy lHlc; Java 2I(ak2Hu. Cheese IUme new mild Is held at 10(3 HKc. MoLAflHES and Syrcp New Orleans molasses Is quoted at 35(-Vc for new crop; syrups at 40O 80c for common to fancy. Rick Is in good demand and firm. We quote: 6'aHc lor Carolina. Sugars We quote: Refined A Ml0c; off A WWAC extra C 9ic; hard lokOlOo; circle t; and B Hfic ; yellow 804c. Hoar We quote: Xonsey's German 5c per lb; other German 66,o perlb;whit Russian pressed cake 15 255 75; Babbitt's 7(9 7 25 per box. Candles We quote: Hotel 19A20c; star candies loQWo ; common praged,

Teas The osual amount Hold and prices rule steady. Young hyson, common Young hyson, fair to good Younit hyson, choice...

of goods are being J SO? 35 40a 60 70(0 80 85(31 00 SO 40 Young hyson, extra choice, Imperial, common, imperial, nne. 6oa 80O ?VS i54 m 90 35 60 oo Gunpowder common. uanpowaer, nne Gunpowder, choice. Oun powder, extra choice. 1 tx'ui 05 Japan, nncolored, common. 25.1 60 65f4 ss 60 80 85 Japan, nncolored, fine new Japan, nncolored, choice new Oolong, inferior.. 30(a) 45 oolong, nne Oolong, extra choice BOQl 00 InUlanapolla Dry Goods Market. A fairly active market, is reported. Batting Ordinary 1012Hs; middling 15c; bsfc tlssuo I6o Brown Drilling Nashville 8c; Pepperul 8jo: Stark 84c Ticking Omego 32-inch 15c : Conestoga 4 4 Medal 15c: Medal 16c; extra 15c ; extra 4-4 loo: Lewlston 36-inch 18c; 32 inch 15c; 30-inch 13c; plaid 18c. Khirtino Stripes American 6-3 10c; 3-3 c; Whittenden cheviots B 9c; A A 10c; AAA 12c: XX12c; Otis chevioU llo; Everett do homespun 9c. Paper Cambrxb Common colors 5c ; high colors lc higher. r hints American 5c; Washington. Merrimac, Oriental, Conestoga, 5c; Richmond 6ic; Harmony 5c; Allen 5c; Freeman ic; Stanaard shirting prints 5c; Albion solid colors 5c ; Wamsntta 4c ; mourning prints 6c ; Spragues 5c. , Carpet Chain White 20c ; colored 25c; coverlet warp 22c. Brown Hhkettngs Vermont 7Ke; Nashville 7c; Mlddleville 7$c: Idaho 7o; New Albany 7c: Htark A 7c: Park A 5c; Granite B bc; Bedford R 5c ; Pepp N tic : Pepp O 6Sc ; Pepp R 7c: Pepp E 7c ; Charter Oak 5c ; Lancaster standard 7(c. Ble ached Sheetings Lonsdale 8e ; Hope 7c; Blacfcstone 7c ; Mascomen 8c; Hill, 7-8, 7V,e; 4-4 74c;Dwignt8tar8c; Vaugh XX 6c; Rep Dog 5kc; Quaker 6c; Cambrics, Lonsdale, 13c; Young Warrior lOKc; J abes Knight 8c; Wamsutta llc; New York Mills llc. Grain Bags Amoskeag A 20c; Lewistown A 2234c; Stark 25c; Union 22$c: Banner 20c; Montanp 22Hc: American 21c; Harmony 19c. COTTON YARNS Af sorted numlwra. rer Id Zle Dozen yarns, 40 per doz.. Dezen yarns, 500s, pes do.... Dozen yarns, 600s, per doi Dosen yarns, 700s, per doL., Pnrnot. warn tanlnredl ner lb . Carpet warp (white) Standard, per lb, uoveriet yarns, per id., IXjlton twine, per id. Trot line Staging, per lb. ........... . Heine twine.... Candle wick, per lbBatting, per lb....... niaeellaneona. BROOMS The market l quiet changed. Common, per dox... ...M Fancy carpet . Shaker i , CANNEDGOOI-Are steady rhaDged. and anII .WOO 2 7tK5 00 . 2 50(32 75 and un Peachea, 2 Ik cans, per doz.... 1 50 feaches, i lo cans. Pineapples. ....... Strawberries... 2 00(32 25 1 6i2 00 1 4E1 75 Raspberries 1 Vofdl 79 rears Bartlett pears... Plums, damson, per dox.. Green peas Condensed milk Oysters, full weight Cove, 1 lb.. Cove, 2 lb Do, short weight 00(42 25 55(1 60 7502 00 75(100 89(9 85 35(1 40 1 50(3 60 1 aval 10 2 lb Whortleberries, 2 lb Tomatoes, 2 lb.... Tomatoes, 3 lb....... Red cherries. 2 ib... Lima beans, 2 lb.. 1 48(1 55 . . 1 0Vil 10 1 30w(l 40 1 50(9l 60 1 50Sl 60 1 201 30 String beans, 2 lb Gooseberries, 2 lb 1 Z1 3.) 1 851 90 1 5o 1 tf5l 90 1 5031 75 Yarmouth succotash, 2 lb.. Hi ack berries, a id .. Yarmoutn corn, 2 lb Maryland sugar corn, 2 lb, uua-ine market is iairiy active av quotations. Oranges Valentia.. ... ... 950(311 00 Oranges Messlnaa .. 5 Oli 5 60 Lemons per box. .. ..... 5 005 50 lAyer raisins, new, per box 2 002 10 New Musc&tel, crown - 2 10(2 25 New Muscatel, double. 2 50ft2 tv Citron, per lb 22 Psures, old, per lb - 9.9 12 Prunes, new, per lb 1 12 Currants, per lb 84 Mackerel, extra mess, per bbl.. 25 00330 00 22 00 16 00 14 0015 00 10 1 0 412 00 8 0U 9 00 30( 35 4 50(3 5 00 85 2 50 1 403 1 50 2 fO 1 50 503 55 MacKerei, large extra.. Mackerel, No 1 shore..... Mackerel. No 1 bay Mackerel, No 2, large.......... Mackerel, Engu.h, breakfast. Herring. No I. tier box.... ... White fish, .so l, per nan boi.. White fish, No 1, per kit . . White fish, family, per half bbl White fish, family, per quarter bbl Herrinz.lake. oer half bbl Herring, lake, per quarter bbl.. Herring, lake, per kit... . Shore herring, per bbl 5 50(4 6 00 GUNPOWDER We quote prices at 96 25 per keg for rifle; S3 50 per keg for blasting. HIDES Quotations com cted by E. Rauh 4 Sons, 219 South Pennsylvania street. Market remains unchanged, little activity being displayed. . . Cured country. 26 lbs and up, CteLfckins, 8 to 15 lbs ...... Klpsklns. 19 to 25 lbs (veal) . 37c ll c 3 9fc 37 c 6ic 6 c 9 c 8 0 Kipskins. 16 to 25 lbs (long haired).. Cireen butcher hides Steers... Co ft Calf. Kip. Pelts, 50c (351 25, at to quakty. Damaged nides and skins, two-thirds price. Partly cured !31c less per Id. ry Flint No 1 ...... 12 013 c ry salted No 1.... 11 312 c Dry Dry salted No 1 LEATHER Is quiet ana unchanged. Sole, oak, per lb, 863 273 sole, hemlock Harness . Skirting.. . 233 . 403 2a Rough harness, Bridle, per doz.... Kips, city, per id do French Calfskins, city.. do French .43 a54 00 603 HO 1 OK 1 40 90(4 1 40 1 503 2 15 IRON A good demand Is reported at our figures. Wrought Bar, common, per 100 lbs... 12 25 Wrought, Charcoal Bar. 3 45 Wrought, scrap, per lb .. c Cast, scrap, per lb.. yi&c MORPHINE A moderate demand reported at 14 60. N Al LS Without quotable change ; lOd to 60d at 12 6032 65. Ol LS A good demand Is reported and prices are fi rmer. Linseed : raw 62c per gal : boiled 67c per gal. Carbon, 11" fire test, 12 13c. Lard oil: extra winter 65368c; No 1 60363c; No 2 55358c; Strait's (SOOty:; Banks' 65&ti0c; Labrador 703 75c. Castor II 2531 35. Neatbfoot 85c (51. Turpentine 4042o per gl per bbl. ' OPIIJM We quote at 14 50 per lb. QUININE Firm at 15 60. RAGS We quote: Cotton mixed at 232e per lb; wool e per lb. SALT We quote at 11 1531 20 In car load lots for lak per bbl: Ohio river at 11203125 per bb), and luc additional In store. SEEDS The market Is active and firm. We quote: Prime clover, S5r$5 25: prime timothy, II 503I 75; Kentucky blue grass, clean, 11 2531 50; do, extra clean, S23 2 50; millet, 75cJl: English blue grass, I2.a2 50; orcnard.1232 50; Hungarian, 65375c. Galon sets Yellow Dan vers, 2 6033; white silver skin, S3 533 50. TIN PLjATE AND METALS I C 10x14 tin 57 25-1 X 10x14 SO 60: 1 C 14x20, roofing, 17 00; I C 20x28, roofing, S14 6; block tin, in pigs, 23c; In bar 24c; sheet Iron, 27 lb, 1 1 60: 27 e, 15 25; galvanized Iron 40 per cent, discount; Indianapolis pieced elbows 40 per cent discount; Northrop's patent sheet Iron roofing 14 25 per square Growl's double capped corrugated iron roorlnsr fo per square. TALLOW Fair and active demand; prime 6?ic. WO01, Market dull at onr figures. We quote: Unwashed at 20c24c; nec wasiied at 28332c; tub washed 3035c; burry wool 6310c less. . Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Reported by IX Pat ton A Co., Commission Merchants for the Sale of Cattle, Hogs and Bbeen.l Union Stock Yards. May 23. Cattle--Receipts for the past 48 hours, 1,786 head: shipped, 1,412 head. The market was a little slow, and there was a decline of 10320c on all grades, but the yards were pretty well cleared at the close. We quote common cows and heifers at 12 2332 60; medium 12 7533 00; fair butchers' IJ S '3 50; good to prime 753 4; extra butchers' 14 2534 60; bulls 120032 75; cows and calves 120 to S40. . Hoos Receipt, 4,446 head; shipped, 2,109 head. The market was duil, and a decline of 6c was established. We quote common at 12 60 2 75; medium 2 8533; good light to packers and shippers S3 0633 15. No extra beavy on sale; the bulk of sales at S3 1033 16. All were sold at the close. Shekp Receipts, 30 head; shipped, none. T,he market was lacUanged ; sales a ft 50Q4 19,

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BEETS BT TELEOBAPn.

Sew lorn. Aarttet. Nirw Tore, May 21 Cotton Weak at 113 llJic; futures firm. Flour Dull and heavy; shippers holding off; receipts 18,000 bbis; No 2 S2 75(93 60; superfine western and state S434 50; common to good extra ft 7035; good to choice do 'H &5 (x5 75; white wheat extra So 858 60; fancy do St 5537 75; St. Louis S4 7537 75; patent 50 H Ryo fiour Quiet at ri33 50. Cornmeal Dul and heavy at 12 35(52 60. Wheat In moderate demand; receipts S65. 000 bu; No 2 spring II I89I l4; ungraded do SI 20; No 1 spring hard fl 25; red winter II 283 1 28; No 3 do 11 23; No 2 Milwaukee SI 21 bid ; No 2 northwest May SI 2031 23. Rye fctate 74c. Barley No 2 Canada 78c. Malt Unchanged. Corn Fairly active; receipts m,000; No 2 50350c; steamer 49350c; high mixed 50 '4c: white western 54c; steamer mixed, May, 40350c. Oa s Dull and beavy; receipts xo,0O3 bu; mixed western 32332 Wc; white do 32i338c; No 1 3233;5c ; No 2 32332c. Hay Quiet; shipping 5j300c. Hops Dull and heavy; western 538c. Cohee Rio cargoes quiet and firm at 14 3 18c. Sugar Firm in fair demand; fair to good refining T'JaCfprime 7?87Jic; refined firm at Molasses Quiet but steady. Klce Quiet but steady. Petroleum Firmer; crude 7c; refined llic. . Tallow 737 1-ltte. Strained Kosln II 4031 47. Spirits Turpentioe 30c. Eggs Steady; western L2c. Provisions Pork dull and heavy at 18 703 8 00. Beef steady. Middles: western long clears heavy at 4-c. Lard: prime steam dull ai S6 8O38 87. Butter Quiet and firm; western 10322c. Cheese Dull and heavy ; Ohio otfc. Wnlsky Nominal at St V63I 07. Cnlcaco Market. Chicaoo, May 20. Flour Dull; spring extras II 5035 5o; Minnesota extras S4 75(9 50; patents 16 509; superfl: e 12 7534; winter extras 56 50. Wheat Unsettled and active, but weak and lower; No 2 Chicago spring II 074 cash; $1 py May: SI 0431 01 June; 1 t)l July; sales at 11 oi3l 02. July; No 3 Chicago spring 90 98c; rejected hoc. Corn Unsettled and lower; yellow 3t733flc; high mixed 3c asked; new mixed 37c; No 2 mixed 3s338c cash and May; 38c bid July; rejected S-VSc. Oats Active but lower; 25'gCcash and May; 2oc Jane; 241250 July. Rye 7c. Barley 4!c asked. Provisions Pork active, but weak and lower; declined 203uc, reuching the lowest price for 30 years; 57 7537 85 cash ; 17 7037 72 June; 17 877 00 July; f 058 07 August. Lard in fair demand, bat at lower rates; S6 506 55 cash; W 62 June; W 57tf 60 July; 16 656 67 August. Bulkmeats easier; shoulders i i 62; short rib 14 37; snort clear 1 50. Alcohol 33c bid. Whifcky Steady at II 04. Receipts Flour 8,500 bbis; wheat 120,000 bu; corn 306,000 bu; oats 115,000 bu; barley 8,600 bu; rye 6,000 bu. . Shipments Flour 6,500 bbis; wheat 139,000 bu; corn 320.C00 bu; oau M,ooo bu; rye 2,100 bu; barley 4,200 bu. At the close Wheat dull and lower; SI 07 31 07 May; II June; II 01 July. Corn Dull and a shade lower; Jtc May; 38338c June; S833tfc July. Oats Kaier: not quotabiy lower. Provlsons Pork easier; 17 "0 June; 17 83 7 8 July. Lard easier; 86 50 June; SO 55 July. Hew Orleans JIarket. New Orleans, May 20. Flour Quiet and , steady; superfine 83 5o; XX 84 25Q4 50; XXX 1 SI7535 75; high grades 85 7536 35. J Corn Scarce and firm ; held at 52355c. Oats Firm at 85c. Cornmeal-strong and higher at 82 60. Hay Dull, weak aud lower; ordinary 58310; prime 811312. Provisions-Pork dull and nominal; pt 75. Iinl quiet but steady: tierce 86 7537 50: keg S7Gt8. Bulkmeats quiet and firm; shoulders loose 13 75; packea S3 8734; clear ribs II 5t; BluTt rib 84 75. Bacon scaice and firm; shoulders 84 50; clear libs 55 50; clear 55 75; Hams quiet and weak ; sugar cured IT&S, as In Mze ; uncanvassed to 75. Whisky Steady ; rectified 81 0331 05. Coffee Strorjg; Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime. H' 43 lc, gold. Sugar Quiet; common to good common 3S,4c; fair to fully fair 037c; prime to choice 78c; yellow clarified 8c. Molasses In good demand at lull prices; common 18320c; fair 2 43 'Joe; prime to choice 33342c.. Rice Firm and in fair demand; Louisiana, ordinary to choice, 6tc. Bran 0c. ! Gold 1003101. New York Exchange c premium; sterling do 84 89. At the cl"se wheat dull and lower; amber Michigan spot 81 20; June 8120; No 2 red winter. May 81 lo; June 81 16; rejected WJc. Corn Dull ; No 2 June 41c. Philadelphia Market. Philadelphia, May 20 Flour Weak; superfine 83 50; extra 84 50; Pennsylvania family, S 5036. Minnesota do 80 2536 25; high grades and patent to 5007 50. Wheat-Flat at 81 27l 29; red SI 253127; white 81 Sfl 30. (Wn VI t i-ollnor &1? hiItcm! J7 ih And June; Vc July and August. J Oats-Dull and heavy; white western 313 ! 35o : mixed 32333c. Kye Dull at 67(3 6!c. Provisions Steady. PorR 19 7510 25. Heel: India mess 5-0320 tO; hams 57 50'J. Lard firm ; city kettle 87. Butter Western reserve 15317c; creamery 18 820c. Kigs-Steacly; western 133l3c. Cheest Fairly active; western choice 93 ( 9yc. . Petroleums-Quiet and steady; refined 113 ll'Cc; crude 93c. WhUky Dull; western 81 07. Receipts Wheat 44,000 bn; com 171,000 bu; oats 9,000 bu. St. Iyonls Market. 8t. Louis, May JO. Cotton Strong; mid-j dllngO'nC; sales 485 bales; receipts 238 bales;' shipments 10M) tales; stock 6,565 bales. Fiour No market. Wheat Active but lower; No 3 red fall 1 0cash; 81 10 to 81 08 June; 8107 to 81 Oo July ; No 4 do 81 02381 03; No 2 spring nominal. Corn Active but lower: No 2 mixed 37 to 36c cash ; 3338c J une : 38 to 8c July. Oats Inactive and lower; No 2 2.o cash; 26c June; 25c July. Rye 5jc. Whisky Steady at SI 05. Provisions Pork dull and lower: SS 453 8 50 f. o. b. Lard dull and lower; 86 50. Bulkmeats dull and nominal. Bacon dull at 4 35, 55 10, 85 25. Receipts Flour 4,300 bbis wheat 20,000 bu; corn 5 j, 000 bu: oata 25,000 bn; reS,0U) bu. Shipments Flour 9,500 bbis: wheat 10,000 bu; corn 40,000 bu; oatsl0,0uo; rye none. Milwaukee Market. Milwaukee, May 20. Flour Dull and Wheat Weak; opened at a decline of c and closed heavy: No 1 Milwaukee hard 51 0C: Nol Milwaukee 8100: No 2 Milwaukee 81 v7; May 8107; Jane 8106; No S Milwaukee 81 00. Corn In fair demand, but at lower rates; No 2 3Sc ; new 36337c. Oau Dull and depressed ; No 2 25c. Rye In fair demand, but at lower rates; No 1 67c. Barley Demon 11 zed and declined 23.1c; No 2 spnng, cash and May. 62c; June 63c. Provisions Dull and nominal; Mess pork 87 87. Lard : prime steam fi 62. Freights Wheat to Buffalo iVic. Receipts Flour 10,000 bbis; wheat 96,006 bu.i Shipments riour a,utu uois: wneat lti.'wu bu. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, May 20.-Cotton Easier, not quotabiy lower; 10c. Flour Dull, shade lower; family 2036 60. Wheat Dull, lower to sell; red 81 1231 16. Corn Dull, dropping; 42a42e. Oata Quite steady; 233lc. . Rye-Quiet ;6J362c. Harley Fair demand ; choice fall 4-c. Provisions Pork dull; nominally 88 50. Lard dull, weak and lowering; current make Pi 60; kettle 8737 60. Bulkmeats easier at 3c, 4'icand 4?c. Bacon dull and lower at 4c, 5c, 6l-,c and 6'c. Whisky Steady: 81 03. Batter Dull and lower heavy receipts have depressed the market: choice western reserve LKaiac; central unio iiixc. 1 Linseed Oil Fair demand; 573tSV. 1 Hog Dull and lower; W aou5. iteceipis: 2,4X1 head, snlpments 510 heaa. Mew York Live Stock. Market. NEW 16RK, Mv 20. Beeves Receipt 6.8C0 head, making 12,400 head for the week, against 13.MU0 Dead last week. Prices dropped c per lb on good to prime steers and rather more than c on medium to fair do; best in the market 1'ic, to dress 67 lbs; poorest 63o, to dress 65 10s; a majority of the sales M ere at 9l43!Mc. Exporters nsed nearly 1,500 lbs at 9Voloc, to dress 50 to 67 Ilw; shipments for the week 3,6f quarters of beef and 700 head of li V C&tt I Sheep-Receipts 11JTXX) head, making 88,300 head for the week, against U,0ti0 head last u,v Markf t (lull and fnilv itc oer lb lower : chpied sheep 45c per lb 5 part of a carload nnshorn sheep, 97 lbs average, 5c, and south, em, western and state tamba 6498c. Achoic

lot of 400 clipped wethers, 120 lbs average, go out to Bristol, England, to-morrow In first handf. Swine Receipts 11,200 head, making 31,210 head for the week, against 2,ooO bead last week. Three car loads light Onio hos, 100 lbs average, sold alive at S3 70 per 100 lbs. Baltimore Market. Baltimore. May 20. Flour Dull ; western super 83 25 4 80; extra 84 2535; do family $0 25 3 25. Wheat Wetern dnh and lower; Pennsylvania red 81 26127- No 2 western, winter red, spot and May and Jun ell 25. Corn Western dull; western mixed, spot and May, 5oc; June 60a50e; July tlc; August 523"j2c; steamer 45cc. Oats Dull; Western white 32333c; do mixed 31Hc; Pennsylvania 33331c. Rye Dull and heavy; good to prime 63365c. Hay Dull and unchanged; prlmo pressed 112315. Provisions Nominally unchanged. Butter Dull: choice western 13315c. Petroleum Firmer; refined llc. Coffee Strong and unchanged; Rio cargoes 14V:17ic. Whisky Dull at SI 05. Freights to Liverpool Per steamer quiet and unchanged; cotton d; fiour 2s 6d; grain 8d. East Liberty Live Stock Market. East liberty. May 20. Cattle Receipt since and including Friday last were 4.3G9 head of through and 4!3 head of yard stock. Total lor the week ending this day 5,270 head ot thorough and 857 bead of yard, against 6,372 head of through and 374 head of yard toe week before; good, 1,300 to 1,400 lbs, j 25; common 14 4035. Hogs Receipts 825 head; total for the week 13,870 head, against 12,210 head for the week before. Yorkers 53 3u33 40; Philadelphias 5 50(33 65. Sheep Receipts 6 300 head; total for the week 17,200 head, against 13,000 head the week before. Selling to off last week's prices. Foreign 81 ark eta. London, May 20, 5 p. m. Consols for money and account ;. United State Securities 5-2os 18K5 104; do 1867 10; 10-408 WW; new 6s 10X. Railroad Bonds Erie 12; preferred 31: Illinois Central 78; Pennsylvania Central 28. Tallow 37s. Linseed Cake 9s. Paris. May 20. Rentes 109f 85c. Antwerp, May 20. Petroleum 26$!. Liverpool, May 20. Cotton St ron a:; 63 0d;Haletiof 15,000 bales, including 20,1X10 bies for speculat ion and export and looo American. Cbleago Cattle Market. Chicago, May 20. The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs Receipts 21,0(0 head; shipments 6,500 head. The market is still lower; choice heavy shippers 13 hX$:i 25; light 13 0533 15; mixed rough 52 9033 B. Cattle Receipts 3.300 head; shipments 1,400 head. Shipping 10315c lower, 14 2035 25; feeders and stockers 50; butchers' steady; cows 12 7031 75; bulls 52 50 3 50. Sheep Receipts 1,600 head; shipments 180 head. Market dull and quality inferior; sales of Texansat 1333 75; clipped ana wooled Ua 4 90 St. Loots Live Stock Market. St. Louis, May 20. Cattle Easier and not quotabiy lower; prime to choice native shipping steers 55 0035 3D; fair to good do 51 50JI 4 S'): do butchers t3 flo4 85; cows and heifers S3 2l34 00; leedlng steers ti 853 25; stockers 52753575; grass Texans 82 5033 50; cor 11 fed Texas steers 13 4034 30; Colorado do 83 505 65; receipts 1 .200 bead. Hogs Dull and lower; light shipping 12 903 3 05; packing 8333 05; bmcheiV S3 053 10; receipts 4,200 head. Sheep Steady lor good grades; extra shipping 85 00(5 25: good to choice 84 5034 80; common to fair 83 OO34 35; fat iambs wanted at S3 00(43 50. Toledo Market. Toledo, May 20. Wheat Dull and lower; amber Michigan, spot, 51 20; June 81 21; No 2 red winter, spot, 11 16 asked, -SI 15 bid; June 81 17; July 81 11; No 3 red Wabash 81 11; No 2 Daton and Michigan red 81 14. Corn Dull; high mixed 41c; No 2, spot, 41J4C bid; June 42c; July 42c; rejected 40c. Oats Dull and nominal. Receipts Fiour none; wheat 12,000 bu; corn 45.0U) bu ; oats, 1.000 bu. Shipments Flour 28,000 bbis; wheat 73,000 bu. Boston Market. Boston, May 20. Flour Quiet; western superfine S3 50js4; common extras 84 5035: Wisconsin extras Si 753 5 75: Minnesota do 85 253 6 50; winter wheat (1, t , Indiana and Michigan 85 5036 25; Illinois 8-5 7."3 75; St. Louis i37; patent Wisconsin 56 5038. Corn Quiet; mixed and yellow 51357c; steamer 4!l51c. Oats Steady; No 1 and extra white 39312c; No 2 white and No 1 mixed 86337c; No 3 white and No 2 mixed S5336c. Buffalo Cattle Market. BUFFALO, May 13. Cattle Receipts 2,737 head; no sales to-day jrretsh arrivals consigned through; yards bare. Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1,800 head. Market active; western clipped sheep 84 6035 10; western wools 85 5035 "0; extra clipped yearlings 85 75; spring lambs not wanted; all sold. Hogs Receipts 4,485 head. Market moderately active; York lightweights 83 5033 (5; heavy 83 5033 70; common rough S3 3033 40. Boston Wool Market. Boston, May 18. Wool Very quiet, and the sales were the smallest for a long time. Manufacturers are indifferent about supplies.' In fleeces scarcely anything was done the past week; X and XX Pennsylvania can net be ouoted at over 3633Sc; the dtmand i light for combing and delaines at SlQlOc for good and choice clown to S-i1 for coarse; unwashed 'HIQHie, including small lota of new Kentucky; pulled wool letnains steady at 273i2cfor super and X, principally at 3510c. Eat Liberty Live Stock Market. East Liberty. May 14. Cattle Receipts to day 255 head through and SCO head of yard s'b;k; supply fair, but l;ht demanJ, and many on hand nusold. Market active at about last week's prices. Hogs Receipts to-day 550 head; Yorkers S3 45C43 55: Philadelphias S3 6O33 75. Sheep Receipts to-day 600 head; selling c to J ic lower than yesterday.

Philadelphia Wool Market. Philadelphia, May 10. Wool Active and prices steadier; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia XX and above 373ioc; X 37335; medlam 334oc; coarse 33334c; New ork, Michigan, Indiana and western fine 33335c; medium S7(S)c; coarse s-vshc; commng, washed, 4034c; unwashed 3oc; Canada combings 40342c; line unwashed 23325c; coarse and medium unwashed 26530c; tub washed 37340c. New Tork Dry Goodi Market. New York, May JJO. Cotton goods market quiet but prices are unchanged. Dyed ducks in good demand and firm. Prints quiet in first hands, but white prints are selling freely at low prices. Dress goods quiet. Heavy worsted coatings in fair request, but fancy cassimeres and suitings are In light and Irregular demand. New Tork Metal Market. Nw York. May 18. Manulactured copper quiet and unchanged; new shouting 36e; ingot lake 16c. Pig Iron Quiet and unchanged; Scotch 223 21c; American 15lHc; Russia sheet 10311c, gold. Nails Quiet and unchanged; cut 82 50; cliuch 54 2o35 25. Oil City Market. Oil City, May 13. The market opened quiet and steady; sales SI 35; advanced to136; declined to 81 31. closing at 81 35 bid. Shipments ,W)0 bbis; average 25,000 bbis. Transae. ions 322,000 bbis. Oswego Market. Oswego, May 20. Wheat Quiet ; No 1 Milwaukee club 81 25. Corn Quiet; western 50c. Plttabnrr Petroleum Market. Pittsbcro, May 20. Petroleum Quiet; crude II 60 at Parker's landing; refined Uc for Philadelphia delivery. Cut Hay Early. A buyerof hay writes to tie Country Gentleman a request that farmers c ut their hay earlier. He would be williDg to pay tbree or four dollars a ton extra for good, bright, preserved gra8, (which properly cared hay really is) than for the brittle, stalky sttilf whuh too often fills the market. He sajs: "It is a common belief among farmers that grass cut when nearly ripe,, gives more weight pr acre. It may not be true, but if thev think so. they will be pretty sure to let it stand to the last minute unless the argument of self-interest in the other direction' gets them out-of the miserable habit. In general, the idea prevails that a few days' delay as to haymaking is not at all important, and so when grain is ripening about the same time, that gets tb preference as to timely care. Farmers should be taught those who eeek to sell hay at least that every crop should be gathered nt just the right time, and that a failure to do so will bring a financial jcnalty. Late cut and over ripe hay is little better than straw, and observing purchasers knor it. Millions of dollars are every year lot to the country from this one cause because, in general, farmers art, slow in adopting this rtfonn.

Our modern improve J machinery for rapidly making hay favors tie reform but s yet it does not seem to have been very effective." An Aetor Hakes a "Jlssh." East Saginaw (Mich.) Special to the InterOseau. On Thursday, May 9, Anna, daughter of Edward Starkweather, a very respectable citizen, disapieartd mysteriously, and the fact, in connection with subsequent developr.enta, caused no little interest The facts briefly are that last summer the Henrietta Cbsnfrau company visited this city, and Frank Mordaunt, the actor, male tie acquaintance of Miss Starkweather, che visited Bay City, Flint, and Lansing wnh him, but the ladies of the Chanfrau company objected, and the girl was tent home, but it has been ascertained that a correspondence was kept up through a third party in this city. The first week of this month came Kite Claxton. and with the company was Mordaunt, who was seen in company with Mijs Starkweather several times while here, ard on Thutsday, after the departure of the company. Miss Starkweather, in the absence of her mother, skipped out. It has since been learned that she went to Lansing, thence to Port Huron, where she joined Mordaunt. A gentleman of this city saw them in Cincinnati the following week. Mordaunt is forty years old, and hs a wife and family. The action of the young lady tbns coixed awav has caused the lamily and friends here "great distress. A Missouri writer says: "If a boy 10 years of ape starts on the western prairie with 10 sheep, and permits them to multiply until he is 21 years of ihm, he will then be a rich man. When the boy is 13 years of a?e he may receive a collegiate education from theproceeds of the sale of his wool, and also employ a boy shepherd to take care of bis sheep. Ten sheep in Missouri cost $25, the fall of the year bring the b?st time to buy them. Ten ewes and one ram will produce 10 lambs In the sprirg, and in June from $15 to $20 worth of wool. The mechanic exChanges his labor for money, the farmer his produce. When a farmer sleeps his stock and farm crops are growing; but just as soon as a mechanic lays down bis tools he is runnirjg behind fcr rent, clothing and fuel." Girls, as well as boys, should haue their outdoor pleasures. It is to be expected that girls will be less rough in their plav, but they will obey the instincts of their different nature and breathe the same air as their less gentle brothers. I don't care how often your daughters may be called hoydenisb, or how often she may deserve the appellation of "rom-boy," she is developing health and strength and a general fitness for the duties of mature life. If a few idiots, who either can not understand the needs of childhood or are envious of young blood, choose to call names they will not make her any less a lady. The day when a skeleton with a pallid cheek and feeble step was considered genteel is past. There aare too many young graves filled by that juggernaut of fashion to make the style permanent. Some homes are full of love and sunshine for .strangers, and all ugliness and gloom for the oni-s for whom they live. To constitute a truly happy home, there should be pretty little personal adornments on ibe part of the wife, who thereby shows a desire to plesss her husband, and foetid to the genial at

tractions ot her home. A pleasant Word on her part, when the overworked man comes home, olten eats away the raw edge of some trouble on bis mind, and brings out a corresponding desire to be both agreeable and respectful, which characteristics are always accompanied by afiection. What is true of manners is true of drets also. Rudeness, roughness and impatience are soon followed by insolence, and when sweet temper gives way to anger and discord the home circle is no longer attractive. Be kind to the book agent. He has a father, perhaps, and a mother, who knew him in his innocent youth. Perhaps even now in some peaceful New England village fond hearts are beating for him and sweet lips breathe love's dearest prayers for his welfare. Therefore lay him down tenderly, fold his hands peacefully on his breast and close bis eyes -gently as you put him to rest under the branches of the weeping willow, where'the birds carol all through the summer days their softest songs. But plant him deep plant him deep! Puck. A lady was walking quit-tly alon a city s'ret, not long no. when the door of a house ftVw oen. and a boy shot out with a whoop likeawiid Ind'an. Once on the pavement he danced a sort of double shuffle all around the curbstone, and then raced down the sticet in great haste, for It was evident by the hooks under his arm he was goins to school. ' Mark Twais told a newspaper reporter that he was going abroad in order to find a quiet place to write, where he would not be disturbed once a day. It is singular that it never occurred to him to remain at home and secure a desk in a store that don't advertise. Norri ito wn Herald. Beal A Flokea, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, ss: In the Supeilor Court of Marion eounty, in the state ot Indiana. No. 22,20!. June term, 1878. Ada Clow vs. Jacob L. Cow. Be it known, that on the 16th day ol May, 1878, the above named plaintitt, by her attorneys, filed In the office ot the clerk of the Baierior Court of Marion county. In the state of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant for divorce, and that n the 20th day of May. 1878, the said plaintiff filed In said clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant, Jacob L. Clow, Is not now a resident ot the state of Indian u Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above named is herebv notified of the filing and pendency of said cotaplaint against him, and that unless he aDnears and answers or demurs thereto, at the ealiing of said cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be begun and held at the coort house in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in September. 1878. sam complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In his absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, may22-3dw Clerk. GET YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE Sentinel Office CSrlrite reasonable and fo comply TitU tlic demands of the time.tDfc Estimates Furnished and Satisfaction Guaranteed. Cor. Circle and Meridian Streets, rWSLW BOLDU

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