Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 May 1882 — Page 8

THE INDIANA. STATE SENTINEL, WEDNE1ü if. MA Y 17, '1882.

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IXUXD1TED. Destructive Ove-rtlows In Arkansas The Town mt Jacksonport Submerged The Crops Destioyed. Little Rock, May 13. Gazette specials from Jacksonport. Ark., say of the great flood in White River: "We are in the midst of the most destructive overflow which has visited this section years. The water stands thirty-one feet eight tches above zero and has fallen three inches, 'eta foot of dry ground la In town, except Jederit street, which affords refuse to all the stock t citizens possess. vulte a number it families have been compelled to täte efusse in the upper story of storehouses. The thole couutry for miles around is in one sea of water, ami the damage to crcps and stock can not be obtained, but may be safely estimated up Ju the thousands. A large portion of Oil Trough and I'.Ig Bottoms are tinder water, and the damage to the wheat crtp is terrible. Trie present llsod is the highest since lfcO". It a second rise should conse, good-bye to everything. The weather is clear and a strong northwest wind, and hopes are entertained tae worst is over. Have not had a mail for nearly one week " The Gaieite special from Batesville, Ark., says: This section has just been visited by an unprecedented rain, commencing at 8 o'clock Monday eveuiuBandcontlumn? iu torrents twenty-four hours without a moment's cessation, swelling

rivers aud creeks to a heisht beyond tne anowi-. edge of the oldest inhabitants, sweeping in its mad career everything belora it. Mills, houses, brid and fencing were all hurled from their foundations and washed on wiih a wild fury, utterly obliterating the entire -crops on the bottom lauds. Not only the crops, but lac soil are Rjne, leaving only the bare c'ay surface. Maxßeldi Brothers' woolen mill.valued at JW.OCO. and Joe Smith's lhur mill, valued at Jj.Ouu, are both a total loss, lintherlorda mill was damaged J3.GU0. A number of other mills have not et been heard from. A'l believe tbe total loss, as generally estimated, to be jmouO, which will not repair the loss to which this coautry has been suhjected. "A young man einpioyed at tiinilh' mill was drowned." ...... . The Gazette's special to-night from Hot Springs says: 'This locality it Hooded with a lorty-eit?ht hour rain, beginning Monday. The damage aiiected railway, telegrapriic and general trartic, and has rendered Hot Springs literally Isolated from the rest of the world. The damage by the overüow of K t Springs Creek in tne city alone; can not be estimated at less than $;:o.w. The area of rain-fail extended ru ioy miles around and coatinuous reports 'of great damage done reach here. Hut Spring Kailroad sustained Immense loss aud damage. The track for miuy miles has-been washed away and tue iron bridges completely demolished. A Urge force of laborers are at work day and cigbt repairing the road, but it will be tome days ere travel is resumed. No mails arrted since Tuesday noming, and telegraph communication has been impracticable until to-day. Ouachita Kiver rose far beyond its banks, and its width extended many miles over the country, washing away crop, fences and houses for miles. White's mill, the "largest in this section, was swept away. In the fertile valley of baline River ana its tributaries throughout the County many rich plantations are flooded and practically ruined. As yet the total damage iu the Countv can not be accurately estimated, and is idaced by some at Sl.r3,000." A CYCLONE Pays a Vmit to Montgomery County, Arkansas, and Destroys Uouses, Land, Stock, and Probably Lives. Little Rock, Ark.,-May 13. A Hot SpriDgs special gives particulars of a cyclone iu Montgomery County, Monday evening. A storm came unheralded and was of few minutes duration. It swept from a northwestern direction, and barely mled the towns of Silver City and Mount Ida. At Caido Cave A. d. Swinton's residence was destroyed, and four persons in the house ware car ried some distance and alighted in a well, but were rescned : two, Swiuton and Anderson, were fatally .injured. 3. Bates' residence was demolished and several occupauts severely injured. Rufus Barrett. ttiley Wlie. l-tr and John Fates lost residences, the two former persons sustaining dangerous and serious injuries, fc. M. TutiletAums house, near Kilver City, was destroyed and the occupants all injured, tnuugh none tatally. At South J ork the Postoflice was liited as a feather aad carried away: W. I Burton. Postmaster, lost everything, including the effects of the office and property. The extensive farm of S. P. McKinney, probably the largest and finest in that locality. Buffered much uamage. The grist and saw mill and cotton ffin together with fifty other bulldsn&s were destroyed. Tbe families occupying reddences were nearly all injured or killed. Mrs. James Kison sustained fatal injuries, and probably also Mrs. Con-iry. The large Church was totally demobbed; Mr. Gilhart and family were seriously hurt; hundreds of sheep, hogs, horses and cattle were lost or killed, and 0,011) in currency and diver scattered to the winds and lost. The damage to McK.iiney's property will amount to fiO,OOU. Jerry Watkins' rioh plantation, on Ouachita Kiver, is wholly destroyed, and also Sheltou Ful ton's valuable farm. The total damage incurred can not . fall short of f löo.uoo. This wiil include tbe damages iu the entire County. It is safe to say at leat 100 families are rendered homeless and without shelter. Your correspondent was shown a letter in which it is said seven or eight people were killed outright aud several hundred wounded. The citizens met at Mount Ida and issued an appeal for aid. Money and provision .are beiug forwarded as fast as possible. Matt be a Tenible Snearar. - Special to the Sentinel: CKCNCasTLS, Ind., May 10. The case of George W. Hough vs. Robert Harvel, on change of venue from Hendricks County, is occupying the attention of our Court this week. Considerable .interest is being manifested in the trial, and a large number of witnesses are in attendance. The charge Is slander, and tbe following language is upon what the charge is based: The defendant a farmer, residing In Hendricks County, and in tbe uymth of July last bis house was broken qpon I n the night time. He was gagged, aud the -sum of t'Hi was taken from him. aud L the month of September last, in conrpany with ether persons, lid: -George Hough, G dd m htm; Jim Catirson. Bill Tolin. and that d d Irishman came my house aad gagged me and took my money," sereby In tend log to charge the plain with thel rime ox larceny. The era of Uerodt Winter, I Indianapolols, are for tke defendant, while ladly A JUake, of Danville, tad Smiley,: Xcff. ol ireencastle. are ior plain ti If. Woman SafTrafe. Wabhinceov. May 13. The Senate ßalcct Committee on Woman Aufrage, bj a vote of .- to '1. hnve agreed to reeotms&end to the Senate for adoption Senator Lap ham" jojid resolution: proposing the following Atteuimeut to the Consvitntiooj "Artiele XVI. Coetfaa i. The rtjht of ci tit ens of the United State to votc-rfiaH uot beaeuied nor abridged by the Cuited folates, nor by any State on aecount of aex. "tjec i. CoafT baU hax the pwer.-by appropriate U jialaiion, to enforce the frcovisious o' h!a rtiel ' ' Tbe vote was aea.: Lsiiam, nialr avid Jack-il . n ' n .. . & .1 . . . . . i .. ' thonyand r erry. Mrs. UcrCeld's Cratttade. WaeHiJÄCTov. Vay It. Senator Eierman ias received the following "CLWrACAK. O. , Mfc . "Mr Djcxe Sjr I ta-v-e received your notevith the enchwed notice ot pension granted me for mj husband's sake. 1 ao Wily miadful of the s?nerooi kindness sion to lie family Uenaral Garfield, not only fcy faendu, bat by the Rational XegiKlature. and may I wde. tkat you tnke a knowledgeaieat in wkaevr way, and by whatever expression tA. sy gr aUtude eems to you appropriate? "Wltti sendmeflta rjf hlgi regaid. Very truly youra, "LCCKfitia R. HAi1BLO." , Th Memorial MaAatr. Loxdow, May U.The memorial window pre tented by the Americans to rt. VLargarex'tChuneh, Westminister, will be unveiled Sunday. Can n farrar will preach the aerraon. Low eil ana written tbe following hues, which are underomc-h tbs . irindow: "The new world's sou, from England's braust we drew - Such milk as bids remember whence we came. Proud of her past, wherefrom our preen t grew. This window we Inscribe withKakighmaua." A saaasmationa. 6t. Ix)Cis, May 13. V. T. McGlothlin was waylaid and assassinated about two miles from Lime Creek, Mo., night before last, by some unknown peron. ills .bod j was riddled with twenty-four buckshot. An attempt was made a few nights ago to kill Governor Overton, of the Chickasaw Indian Nation, by firing into bis houne. Asiuadof Indian militia followed the trail of the party that did the fchooting, overtook one of them named Stevens and killed him War is Inevitable. - Washinotox, May 13. Senator Mitchell extresses bis views concerning the Harrisburg tickst, in tii-c following dispatch : "WasHixoTOx, May 13. Isjor Geo. W. Merrick. Wellsboro. Pa.: Right is mighty and ever triumphant. I have done all ir i eace. bnt war is inevitable; not upon men, bat upon candidates who nave lashed them.

selves to an unrighteous cau, to curry the favor

of bossism. michintsm, anlol the spoils system, and bolster sin the Stalwsrt usurpation. I ra against this everywhere and forever. It is a plaia patriotic duty to put down this üulwartolli?archy at anr cost, that true republicanism and the Ke public may live and thrive. Organize, organize, ork and fignt to the end. signed) Jqhx T. Mitchell." The Tennesse Debt. Nashviu-k. May 13. Mr. Barrett's bill to settle the State debt at nftv-three cents was rejected 1 to 6. The Committee's bill to settle the debt at sixtv. Riitv three, sixtv-four. ilxlv five or sixty six centä was disussed in both Houses, but uo action taken. The low-tax Democrats absented themselves to prevent a vote in the fcenalc. It is believed the bill will pass. Crashed to Death. Special to the Sentinel: St. Paul. Ind., May 13. Willie, sgd twelve. second son of John L. Wright, car Inspector, was killed in a uary tfch afternoon. He was caught between a stone wall and a passing train while playing on the train. Ralph Waldo Kmerso. A Baston special of the rL'th says: The Massschnsetts Hist'-rloal Peciety passed resolutions on t lie death of Ralph Wall- Krueron. and at its meeting to-day was addressed by Oliver Wendell Holmes and uev. tieoree lv tmsoti me life and work ot the Concord philosopher. Judge Hoar could not be present, r-al he sentaletter eulogizing his friend. Dr. Holraes tribute was very touching and graceful. He spoke of Mm as a protest that outllanked the extreme left -of liberalism, ye; so calm and severe that its radicalism had the accent of tbe Rwpel of peace. An U-onoolast without a hammer, -who took flown our ideals from their pedestals so tenderly titnt it seemed like an act of worship. To sum up briefly, what would be the text to ba unfolded In his biogrophy ? He was a man of excellent common sense, with a genius so uncommon that be seemed like an erotic transplanted from Home angehe uuriery. Hi? character was so blameless, so beautiful, that it was ratber a standard to judge others by th-i to find a plac? for on the ;cale of compariton. Ixxki:ig on life with the profouudest sense of its innnite ffgrnficaic , he was yet a cheerful opiimbd, almt too hoi'ef.il; peeping into every cradle to see if it did not hold a babe witu the halo of a iew Measiab around it. He enriched the treasure house of Kterature. but what was far more, he enlarged the boundaries of thought for the few fiiat followed hita and the many that never knew, and do not know fvday. whst hand it was that took down their prison wall. He was a Treacher who taught that the religion of humanity included both those of Palestine, uot those aloue, and tauf bt it with such consecrated i;;j that the narrowest Ugot was ashamed to pray for hira, as from a footstool nearer to the throne. "Hitch your wagon to a star." This was his version of the Pivtue lesson to-night 1y that holy teorge Heibcrt whose words he !o7ed. (iive him whatever place belongs to him in our literature, ia the literature of or language, of tbe world, but remember this: Tbe end and aim of his beins whs to make truth lovelr and manhood valorous, aud to bring our dl jr life nearer aud nearer to the eternal, immortal, in visible. Startling, If True, The Chief of Police of St. Louis received a letter last Wednesday, which he only made public on Saturday, the contents of which at this time will at least provoke speculation. It is written in a pood, round business hand, by an experienced penman. The Chief has taken no steps in the matter, other than to furnish to the press the" letter, wbicn is as follows: St. Lct is, Mo.. May 10, 18S2. Chief of Police: Sir. I wish to inform you that T am abl to give important intoimation to the English Government in reference to the lte assassination in Ireland, having proofs in my possession, one of said being of llseiiojiclu'dvo from the fact thit it is a It Uer received by ma about three weeks ao from one of the panics engwued, and rontsins details of tne plot to murdvr r.urte and names of the men to taka part. If you will obtain reliable information regarding the reward offered for the appreheitsioa of ihco tneu, also a promise of unconditional pardoc of oue of the perpetrators (to bo named hercf.fter). no matter how guilty he may be, I will deliver my proofs into the hands of the Kuglisb Consul here, give information as to where the men may bV found, aad if necessary pmeefd u Ireland to identify them. But bear in mind the amount of the reward must be determined on and guaranteed before hand, and the Queen's unconditional pardon nt the one party before mentioned promised. These terms must be carried out stiictly to the letter or no information will be given and the parties will never be discovered I am placing myself in great danger by volunteering this, so it is necessary to be circumspect to avoid members' of my party from suspecting me. If you consider this favorably aud can arrange matters. Insert a personal in Sunday morning's Uiobe-Uemocrat addressed "L. I." I can call upon parties in New York and Boston who will testify when they find themselves c mpelled to do so. Sh a m rs. Another Polar Scheme. A Washington special of the 11 th says: Master Lucien Young, of the Navy, who desires to go to the Arctic regions, under the proVisions of-it r. Calkins' bill, says thai his plan is entirely feasible and will incur uo special risk of loas of life. He proteoses to keep near shore. He would make two depots for 6Uulies in case of a retreat, one on the western coat of Greenland and another further north, at Lady Franklin Bay. lie would then keep up the lr enland coast until he struck the northern limit of navigation, and stop, with the fhip as the base cf supplies. He would then send out parties on the laud, and if the end of the land was reached on tbe ice pack, establishing small depot. This, would be done during the fall and winter, so that the next spring the party would maVe a dash for the l'le. following tbe line of depots left the fall previous, to future protection against starvation and enable them to travel fast, uniucumbced Uj stores. He has the opinion of various Arctic travelers that his plan is the most feasible devised so far for the successful penetration of tbe Polar regions. He expects to find a more moderate climate at the Pole than for some distance south of it. Its Star Still Ascending: In a recent call upon Mr. W. II. McAlli.ter, 20G Front street. General Agent lor the sale of Star Chewing Tobbacco. he thus spoke to one of our reporters: "I was tortured with pain from acute rheumatism and cared not whether I lived or. died. I ried St. Jacobs O.I just two applications of crhich entirely cured me." San Francisco (Cal.)Call. It is probable that the young ladv celebrated in those charming "lines of Hubert Berns had tan, moth-spots and freckles, with other beauty blemishes. For sucli coudi-tioci-, Dr. Uenson'8 Si:in Cure should be on every lady's toilet tabla. Something that will quiet the nerves, give strength to the body, iu-lüce refresh iiig ilecp, improve the quality of Ihe blood, and purify ami heighten the complexion, is what luanv persoiw. would be very glad to obtain. Carter'sil&on Fills are niatle for exactly tliis cla-s of troubles, and are remarkably successful in accomplishing the ends desired, as named t')0ve. They are useful for both tuen and woiusn. Sold by druggists, i'rice, 60 ÜL'ntsaUiiX. Bee advertisement. Pure Ca l Liver Oil made from selected liwrs, on tie seashore, by Caswell Hazard tfc&o., New '2"ork. It is absolutely pure and sweot. Tatenta who have once taken it prefer it to ail others. Physicians have decided itsupesor to any of the other oils in niarlüt, Brotchitis Throat diseases often comaience with a oiaieh. cold or unusual exertion of Chfi voict. These incipient eymotoms a&e allayed by the use of "Brown's lirouchial Trochesr which, if neglected, often result in jl chrouic troulXe of the throat. Creatathes frout little toe corns .grow." G&TKan Ccn Ileuirer gives instant relief. 25c. Ootamia Cared. An ol phfeian, resiied from active practice, having Ud placed In hiwnds by an East India Muionarr the Cormula mI a simple vegetable reiuedj fr the peeiiy tiH pennaaent cure ot Consumption, Brustchitis, Oiiar.-h. Asthma, and all Throat aad Lunt afftc'tou., also a positive and .radical cure xoreeaeral OeitiJ.j and all nervous 6 lmpUints. ater itving thutoughly tested its w ndrf ui caoitive power tu tWusands of cases, f a Is it Li duty to nuiio it lruowa to hi sufferiug fe'.Ii'ws- The redne with iXiU patticulars, directions for preparation and le, and all necessary advlo and instructions (or sticeessfnl treatment at yeur own home, will b recvdved by you by return mail, free of charge by addressing with atam p or stamped self-addressed finreiope to . Dr. if. JS- Cell. 161 North Calvert street. Baadmo, Md. Burnett's Cocoaln Promotes a vigorous and healthy gTcvth ef the hair, dt has been used in tbisauds of cases where the hair was coming out, and hJ never failed to arrest Its decay. L'se Burnett's Flavoring Extracts the best.

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MONEY AND STOCKS. .The demand tor money is only moderate and the supply is steadily accuraulath g. There Is to change in rates of discount, however, which are easy at "and 8 percent Exchange continues scarce and selling at a premium between banks. Haw York Financial flarRet. New Tork. May 15 Money Al 23 per ceat. 'fcrlmo Mercantile Pajer 4$5 per eoiL . Government Bonds Stroug and i por cent, higher for 4's, J. per cent, higher for 4's and uachanned for 6's and 5's. Eailroad Bonds Irregular and generally higher. 8tate Securities Moderately active and irregular. Share speculation opened Irregular, but prices iu the mala were a fraction lower than at Saturday's close; Richmond and Danville, however, was 1 per cent, higher. In the early business a decline ot 1 1 a lt per cent, took idace in the eeneral list, whilu llauuibal and 8t. Jo nreierred sold sold off IS Pr cent, aud Uichmond and l)anville 1 per cent. Atter this tne martet. although dull, became stroLg and about noon advanced fi'l per cent., Denver and itio Grande, Michigan Central, Missouri Pacific and Western Union being prominent In the upward movement During the afternoon the market was f f anythiuT, duller than in the forenoon aud frora noon the prices fell ou almost steadily to close, the decline rangiug from to Vi per cent. Missouri Pacitic, Louisville and Nasnviile, Northwestern, Denver ond Kiotirande, Michigan Cer.tnu and Wabash preferred being mutt prv.mineut ia the downward movement, while Hthmond and Dauviile ad vanced 1 per ceut ihe intrstl closed dull and weak and prices generally l&lll per cent, below closing figures Saturday, the i&itcr Haunlbal aud St. Jo preferred. Transactions aggregated lsj.tw snares, iu.uuu of which were Lackawanna. ii.GJA Denver and lUo Grande. 3.0Oit Krie, 2.01.0 Uauulbal aud St. Joseoh, 1.SO0 Kances aad Texas 10.100 l,ake Shore. l.Oud Louisvtlle and ssnvilie, 7,000 Mich igan Central, 6,000 Aiiiiouri Pacitis. 0.40) Nonhwestern, ,coo New Jersey Cetitrai, li.oco xfv York Ceutra), 13.0OJ Northern Pacific. Pacltie Mall, 1.4U0 Heading. 4.Ü00 St. Paul, .Ouo St. Paul and Omaha 2.'-"JÜ Texas Pacitic. S.(X)luiou Pa citic, 8,600 Wabash Pacitic, aud SO.OCO Western Union. Mining stocks dull with the exception of Itobinsun consol. in which a large business was done. ltobinson advanced trota 21U to loa and CiOtin at W0. Cnrj'solite deciineii from 4!'J to 4ti'j; Siaie Lines 2 and 3. dull at 3.5: Sjuth Paciric at 19 and Jj; (ireen Mountain Heady at KS0 and 1S5: SUrmont sold at 3.. and Amie at II. Total sales for the day, 115,1 ut hares. GOV KKS MINT 6ECCRITIB3. nerling, 60 days.....4S7 !5 p?r cent. ex. dlv-.lCl Sterling. sights54; U. S. 49.. J15H I't, '61, cxteuded.lulsUw U. H. 4 s 121 Note The purchasing prico lor Government xnds in Indianapolis varies from the Now York notations Hal per cest. EOSDS. PadflcCfl.. iTeniieflm, new 57 Gins. racmcRrsts.U7,1; Union Pac firsts Ml E:;e Ind's 9b V U. P. Und grants. 113 Ljnlgh & Wlik? U6 U. P. Bioking fund120 liaisiana confois... eiH Vtiglnla ?4 a;oun i n '' 'yn v lrxima consols...... cx ft. Joe... 106 I Do. preferred. .113 st. P. & 8. C. first...! 1 1 Tex. P. land grauta. 6i rennessoe 6's... . & a QEEHAL STOCKS. I". P., EJo Q. dlv.... Xorthem Paciflc. Adams Express 137 i Do. preferred......, Alton & Terre H. 26 Xerth western..IT. VJ.1, 4Ui L.di T. il.pfd American Express-.-BuiL,CüdarE.&N Idnada Southern. D.v C fc I. C Seutral Pacific. 3hesipeake & Ohio. Do, first prcfened 2 x sscoud 64 S" M Northwestern, ria. .Sew York Central in lOfcio 0:arial li f jOhlo & ML:i.; !p;.L- Xfo li O. & Miss, pfd lou V0 ,t.stirio a: VVeet'n 2fti 2J I'ticiEC MsJl . 43 31k! Panama.... -..2(ö 23 i Peoria, D. dz E TJ A JMcago & Alton 31i Pltt-curg . r;? J. & A. preferred.-.! to lWAiIing . . by ülli,, EurL & ti .....loliKov-k island ...i-j 0M..SL L. & N. 0. 71 St. L. & i,aji Frau.. Vi O.a., Ban. A. Cleve 53 preferred... X. C. C. & I . 74 )lo. first ptd.r .eitwere k liua-...n'4 öt. faul ii2; Del. A Lac -.. 121 M St. Paul preferred... 121 Tnve b K. Grand. 61 ;i trio preferred . 72 H Fort Wayne ....137 aannibal t ot. Joe. 9) Do. preferred......... - 7 Vj larlem ,205 , Souston s Teiat. 72 Ulinols Central 13C '.-.idtaiianoli. B.k w. 44 St. Paul i Maua......l21 t. Paul A f;r.iaha... W, St. PüCnrfd 101 Texas rac:tla-...-. 41 ünkm Pacific. llKt U. Ö. UjL.;rt- 73 , at. l. ii i ixinc- su4 Do. prelerred col Wells fc Fargo Ex. ...12 W. Ü. Teiegraph 1J if ans v. Texas... ol Kast Ttanessee. Lake Erie A West lKHiDo. preferred.... '.ake Shore ..1024 Carbon ...... Louisville A Kuh 74t;CeuLra! Arizona. Lou., N. A. dt Chi hi .Excelsior Üari. &Cln. ldt pfd 11 jllomestake , Do. second fid- 4 Little Pittebtrg.. 4emp. A Chariest' n M :Outjrlo.... .. Michigan CentraL. 7Vi Quicksilver..... 21 - iy ... 10 slssourl Paclflc... V'. i uo. preierred ÄoKleAOblo 24H:SilverCllrf 4orr? s J- Rsox.....l.M Idtanoara 15 a" 13 SMhvUledtChaC 6') iSutro. n. i .1 entraj . n tiooinson,... oi folk oi W. pfd 52 iSouth Paciäc. COMMERCIAL. There was not much activity in the lcal mercantile markets yesterday, it being the first of the week. Dry goods are dull and little doing. Groeeries are In fair request, and sugars and ceffee firm at -quotations. Some lines ot drugs are changed, but not miteiially. GRAIif. The local wheat market was dull sterday and quotably off at c to sell. Chicago opeued li3iy,c off and ruled weak, sirengtheniug a little toward noon and dosing at Saturday's prices for Juue delivery. Corn was In fair demand and firm. Receipts were light, and are expected to run so until we have good weather. Oats aie firm and receipts fair. TOPACCO MAEKLT. LOUISVILLE, May 15. The tobacco market has been active and firm, especially for hurleys, of which there bes been , a fair supply on offer. Saturday's sale included a large amount of Trimble County burley, which realized full and very satisfactory prices, one hogshead of the crop of J W. Uowlett selling at the Kentucky Association's warehouse for i 500. A novel feature iu this market was the ale on Saturday of forty-four boxes of 6eed leaf fillers at the People's Hoiue, which brought safUs factory figure. The sales iu the last three crop years to date were follows: lSSl-3, 2U04 hotum-ads: JÖSJ'M, 2iI,74H hogi heads: sjt-ri, lo.O.J hogsheads. Ihe receipt wfie l.Cso hfcgbead.-. i;aint SJO lit week and in the corresponding week of hist jear The. weather has been wet snd culd, with an excess oi moiMure either for handling or planter. Woik h:i been progress-i,;g, h.is wer, both ou t .e old t r i and tne hew. KeiMlpts have lurrfastd. though ihere has been iini oriaul giu in the arrivalsfrom Couutiea to the south and wet of Louisvilte. the pii:4'tpal iucrea5 beiiiu in burley tobaccos. No Mil all amount of w.,rk iu seulng out lants is beiug accomplished id juLtcbwori;. but there has bee i no general planting. Jt is pre-Kroalle thai lu the souther ii ii-ttieu and in other isolated 1-icaitties here nod there more has been done in the way than baa been kuawn at this time fur some years. As yet there is t o evidet.ee that heavy will be planted, but there appears to be good deductive reasons to the contrary. The offerings of dark and heavy Coba. cos have comprised a comparative! j felr peH'entage of medium to good grades, (ecludiug German and Enulib styles, as well a regies. Tbe market has been without decided tuan ou "thc-e descriptions. though prices have been about teady. Lugs and ommou leaf have beeu reUilroly firm, alio are a bid or two higher. The difference in the prices of lugs and low rrades ana uie Detter graues is sin gularly sraalL The belter grades cf old types are but a trine huber than a year ago. and good Oer mans are haidly as high as a year ago. Tobaccos have been tn larger supply, but ihe-uJeriDgs have been luaiuerent iu poiuti quality, lticiuaing, however, a pretty good spriokliug id hört, sound coloring lugs. Toe latter as, indeed, positively tha I v Ttm i if all ir rm m harA fMn AtirA .ml rood leaf bai boen very brisk, and prices have been firm and without notable variation. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLKsJjaXJB HAKKKTS Floor. Ontin aud Haj. rioar New Vrooeib. S7 7 7: fax or. 47 00a 7 25: choice M box family. ot. $ 40; tieM tra. 15 2595 5i; double extra, i O-Jä 2; extra. It 25-44 60: superfine, 94 00-34 25; flae, CI 754 00; bundry, M 25(43 M. Wheat We o note: No. 2 Mediterranean, f I .Tii 187: Ho. 2 rod. SI rsw.l a.,: sit. fllu.1 : June, f I 25; July. 11 121 17. Com We quote: No. 2 white, T8c: Ho. t wblte, ; high mixed. 74(i74c; mixed. TSXc; mixed May, 7c; mixed June,; rejected, fie: sound ear, mixed, 7ö7oc; son od ear, white. 7 sie. Oats Market firm. We quote: Ho. i wIum, 65c; Ifo 2mlied.fvCl!.4c ßve No. 2. siiij.VjC Hay Timothy. (16 0017 00 per ton for small bales, ten ton cars; prside held at V 6010 CO. Mill Feed SMpstuff. held at til 00; Dr&a dull at fi'JOO per ton. Xtxm Provision Market Below are the present lobbing prices: moke4 Meat 8. C. liasu: Ten and 12 poundj

ar.,14K2: 15 pennds ar., 14c: 17S pounds, av., lofc: "jo pounds and no, lSSc. Breakfast Bacon 14Hc: sh juIde?s,10Vic; Califor

nia hams. 11c: spiced roll. U34c: bacon clear tides, li" 40; do. backs, 11? ia. Dtlc-O bef 10;. Pickled Meats Pean pork, per bbl., 20f lbs., C2S j; extra mess rork, per bbL, 200 Iba., 120 0J. Ma Bet 516 .0. Lard Kettla rendered leaf, in tleroes, 13c; do. half birrels. ISSc: Porter i Co., tierces, 12ic. Lani Oil Winter strained, in tierces, per gallon, W)e - Sausages Bologna, In cloth, 8c In gut, &e. The Produce Market. Kgtrs 'Active: receipts increasing: shippers paytn l"c: selling from commlsiou houses at 17c. Cheese Jobbing Prices Weoterw heserveUhlo, new, ll(JUt. Michigan, 1112 Buttel Creamery Fancy. 2S-; choice. Zjj2c Dairy i?elected, tic; choice. 20ft23c Country Cnoioe roll, lZ$L5c; common, tslüc Low Grade Nominal. Poultry liens, 9c per lb.: roosters, f; turicys, 10c; toms, 8c: ees, ii IQ: ducks, 12 lb. Feathers Prime ge, 4,'Jc; mixed, 22327c: Did feathers, 154 jOc. Hides Orwn hides, 7c; green ca'f, 10c: green salted hides, T.asyjc; grefec salted calf, 11c; dry umt aides, l"c; cry salted maea, 10c: aamsien. one-thirl off the above prices. Tallow Ivb. 1. 734": No. 2. 6j-iC3. .Wool Tub-washed and picked, M'C-v unwashed, medium, if in good ordr. 23c: iiuwHRhtd, If not too heavy, ÜV.32'.); fleece washed, if liht. well-waiied. and in g d order, 2xS0e; carse Cottswr.ld, 1Si20c: burry and unmcichaaiahie accorciag to their value. Vegetables and Fruits. Honc7 New.lV30c la 1 and 2 lb. caps In cpses of 26 I'm: saained. Sloc Onions Bermuda, 2 0f2 25 per crate; new South?rn onions, ö Wö 0J per bbl. ' Pots toes Choice, ti 75. 00 per bV. ; York State Ko.-ie, (1 Z5; Burbanks, (1 40; Scotch Chasupiou. HCcfiiJl CO; new potatoes, 00 ir bbl. tiwejt Potatoes Yauis, tb 00 per bbl. Pe&ii Green er ei.ite, 1 1 50n3 00. Beans (irt-eu, per crate. 2 00. A pplee t5 00rf !) per tbi. as to quality. Dried apolcs Evapora'Kt, ll.gl&c; common Oried. "ih:m. ii?fin-Choice navy, CI 00; rncd'um, T- 75; mfcrrowLit. $4 60. Homlay fer bbl., $4 734 JW; pearl msal, M 85 Q i : rrits, S5 00ri ii. Kew tjebtae il 50 s S) per ciate. Cucumbers Per dos. 60(A75c. strawberries Per s'and, iiaodl2CO; per crate cf 24 quarts, ii 004 O0. Tb OTocerr market. Sugsr Cut loaf. 107- tic; ixwdered, lti lie; granulatl, lGVjluc: .dsrd A. V: l.ic: oJ A, Via'JJiO; white extra C'.e' SVjC; nee vfr.ow 9Vj(3'jj-4c; goo1 yellow. 30J8j; fair ytllow. roc mo 3 mirtr--..lt,i;Vg . CoOLw-Ofimmon, V;i eiuv" O'nmf.ry. lV.'ü 12,e; fed?. l2.Srti;o: k-jckS, UJlfc: prime. .'y s. 5 ; fzAj prirao, 10 416i,c; tocv . 1CC; j-7 '; old r.cmnerit Jaa. 2i3CSj; A ibucklc-'a roasted, UCM-r. Levertnes, He frloiaR-es and Kyrap: New OtIjsps molarv-A new crop, 6f(47jjc; synp S2 H'Jc per gal. for cao.mrn to etolre. Bio 1 aroiina aad Ixmislaxva, 74-3 fe'c. jplcos-repper, ltll-ic; a'splic, üio-, e'er?.. 45Cc: gingbr, 20422: cir.EAKon In nU, Cc: nutney s, &xiiSl 06; mace, (10531 10. Ior to to 10U Docifcls. Salt Laie efclls tu ctj lota at fl 10: dray lots ettl 13:raull lots 13c raore fron Uwe; Calrv. tl 85( 5 CO. Staren Refined pearl, 4Kf-o per 1ft; Kirek 6c: r.Damplou glosa iura. ."oo; improvod con,. WWW' su't Fish Mackerel, cxra mes, ?2i per Irll halves S12; ha 1 mw keral, 11 ; halves, 57 M; No. 2 niacketel. $11 60; halves, jr.; tin. X maetrere; J j .V): fcalves.J j 25; No. 1 whsttit-h.half brls. 17 fa-; fdm-lv whiten h, hslvrs. ft Id; N. 1 heirii g-i, Codilsti Bondess, S bo&l per 1C3 lbs; Grand Banfe, 6"rya per lb. rore'ii riuiu London layer railcA, $3 25; 3 55:iew layer. f2 00 Xsox: VsJencU. 13 GY.Wiz; Sultana, HJO'-c: loof Mr.scalcl raism 6: 0o.;i 10, Lomoas. I'.'i. five t"r. fancy ft 50 td (O. Cratgr's Messina, f-0; lrr.periai. ST 2Ö 37 5.L Prunes Prima Tuntsh. 7rssc; Bobeanau, ü;7c; French, 12,'llGc; currauts. 7 QTJjc. Canr.ed 'iocds We quote: Tomstoes,a lbs. Jl no (l 1C; 8 loa SI 21 b: Peaches. 2 lbs. s Mm-int, 1 bY41 5; 8 lbs, t2 5nt'2 75; -eoorids, lbs. ti 25 2 53:2 lbe. fl 4(rl 4: Pie Pc acnes. 3 lr SI 40 (Til ,r)0: 6 Its., t2 S".&1 0: E'cibcrrlö, TSl "J; Itrawberrtt. 1 10.143; EaKpoorries. SI 601 e; Jherrles. red. $1 10 wnite, 12 25; Strtr.g fceana, fl 101 20: Green Pens Marrowfat J165r4l7.'; Ifari June.Il 76-a.l 85; California, Si 03: Yarmouth 2ort:. fl fX! 1 5: Mountain Kuar Corn, 61 öV4 lc-J: Excellent Oirn, fl 50-41 M; Polk. 2 Iba, V 2ä 1 ?:" Polk. 3 Iba. tl 7V31 Golden Ituk, tl 5Vil 60: Eevere. I .Vitf fO; Apples, uandard, S lb., 9 c; gallon, 53 l.Vai 25: lib. Mckerei,J133'?US5: Ilueapplts. 81 6, 2 25; NUmo:i. 1 lb. CI 70ai 75: Vlbs. 3 2r; Lobster. 1 lb, S17": 21bs. 275: Tumbler Jellies, gb&njo: Covc-Oyece.-s, 1 lb. ltirht weight, fO??Gc; 1 lb. ful? wtlf.ht. Jl 05(3113; 21bs. light cight. H 10: 2 lb, fill weight. 31 Sl Vf: 'jarJlnw. Freren, Ms. II 75(41 85 per doa. ; American aa, 81 00 per dox. Dry Gom18. Cocheco fancy 6J4c American fs.iey 6c Pacitic : . tSc Hamiium ti.ncy.. 8ini3son's mourn. 6VC:llartel fany...., Kddystone fancy. . CVjC Oriental fa.iry ... Arnold fancy - PJc: Allen's fancy Manchester fancy So Herlln solid Merrimack fancy 6v.c: Harmony fancy Merrimack shirt 6c ilHindee fuuev Steel River fancr. 6i Berwick fancy. He ... fC ... cc 4k; ... 4 '4C 4'4c 4V.C Imperial s'l'd bl'k. be 1 Victoria solid bi'k 6ic GINGHAMS. Lancaster. 9c .New England .. 7c Plunaeit . 9c Mir. ton dress stylelOc White M IS Uo .... 9C ;Koral arvn Htjfcf lOe Bates w Itenfivw dress st'l'slOVic Glasgow. .. Berkshire 8 Sc ttn'ain dress st'ls'0V-t.' he Johnson's book, f ld12c Uleiiarvrn Ko ; Johubon's mourn ...15c PACIFIC MILLS ORfiSS OOOUi. 4 Poplin Lustres 10tc , Brocatel...- 16'e ii Alpaca Lustres.... lC-sc'ri-k Poplins Gi Iftc V hteel Lustres- K.c 6 4 Cashmere CA. 2lc X Ca'hmeres.. Ibc G 4 Cahmere At; c .12Wc,?4 Ausiraliancnepc.20c i Beige iCash Beige yA Fancies 12c 4 4 t:retoni!e101C I V. ! 1-4 Percales .......15'' Lawns lie f attiwi f j ia n e 111 BliOW!f COTTOS8. Atlantic A . M4C: Malsch usetta BB 7c A liar, tie H. il? Nashua R.. CresceVt City A Mystic Kiver Crescent Ciry 11 ' .i Priiif.Tpl 1 J 8iC Crescent City C Aopletnn A -. Clifton CCC Granltvllle E .. Augusta Continental C 7Uc Pepperell R TJic . 8ViC Pepperell 8-4 22c 7-?4c Pepperell 9 4... 2oc .. 7vc Penperell 10-4.....27c .. 7 'ye I'ticaC 5 He .. bl4c Peerless Ji. 4ic 6TKVEN8 CRASH. D Brown......-. - 8 Sc N Brown -1114c A Brown...........- 9V X N Brown 12iC V Brown 10ic X X Brown- lot: -Bleached lc higher. BLEACHED COTTONS. W'amsntta lie ; Ballardvsle I.. X. Y. Mills P5c Chestnut Hill , 6'c . s4c 7-c .27 6KC Fruit of the Loom ...10c B'ackstone A A Ijonsdale., t0c Whitlnviile : ia. S'-i0 TCPH reJl 8 1 ItVoC1 Pepperell 8 4 .. tV ;Pe.ptr! 11 10-4 8l--4 hlaterville 3S in.:. 8ljc Mother Hubbard Farwell - Barker MillsLluwivid . Kitchville Hoi. 8c Pocassett P il C 0J4C .acamore 27 lu 4.'4c l-c l.c COTTON A PES. 9 c Kverett, heavy r...isc I York, 8 oz rito-i ..... ......... Whitteuton. I J Whtttenton. F10c ; rk chi'c:. ....14? .York, twl'd T - " C N'k's'ic'' -lfe 12 vc Wfttftel.t n. A...... Whittenton. AAA Gcsundhiiit l'Hc Llntifdd 10c ioxiceal CABFET CIIAIS. White .1 f'ovyilerCau lie Wc. 21: 242 i 0 GKAIS ,txiored .ifk.Xo. 5C0C,t'h Yan.lOic I Twine.. ....-ic BAGS. J SvausllEVille. ;$tark A.... American Lowl.to'.i Amoskeag, AC A Lewiston. iu Lewlston, SMu.... Iwiston, 30-In. (tonet toga, H F Couestoga, CCA.. A moskeag ........... Amoskeas rlaid ..2c -25C Tft'CIKOS. ...ISc Shetucket. S... lsc Kwiit River ...16c. Hamilton. 1 .... ...ISc Oakland. A.-... ...ISc IY k, Win ...14e I York, Sd-in 10Kc ..... 0c nk 9c live i3kc CHEVIOTS. ...11 Alabama plaids 8k'c ....12 hc' Augusta plaids 8,c W'tt'n on, ex. sto't-lOHclLouissnia plaids... ftc Whittenum, ti 9c iGreeubriar plad. c Kverett 10c Summerv'le plaids 9!c Kdinburg . lie Ottawa pluid 7c Great Republic. 7KCiNewfn F'ls plaids 8c Drue Market Alcohol. f2 21(2 '28; oUomel 7V5fl 25; csraphor, S03-3c: cochlnel. 6O70c; chloroform, 85a 90c; gum Ol ium. 4 5J(95 75; indigo, tl OiXa3 ou; morpulne, 13 8ö'ii4O0. Oils-Castor, tl lvjl 15; sweet oil.90e&$175; olive oll. SIM'3 00; bergamot fSanderron's), S2 7bfi 03; lemon (Sanderson's). S3 iV3 50. Q laine. P. & W., ti 22 qt2 25; Cinchorddia,!. A W.,$lu0rl 05. American b.-carb. aoca,4(55c; ngllfhdo.,5.r6i, Suuff-Garretfi a ox. pat-xs. tl 15 rxir doz. ; 4-o2. bottles ti 60 per doa. Flove's sulptiur, 4(ajec. T-nrpentine. öOÄSie. English ver. re.J, by bbl.,2-c: lees quantities, Hc. Iodide, 3 MS3 75. Iodide potash. f2 25. Cloves. J(45c Rhubarb, 90c yl 25. Window glass, 60 snd 5 percent.; double 65 per cent off. i . . Xtia Iron Karksk Screw and Strap Hinge tasic. aooorflin to fits Lead fig, finite; iara,e Uarlron 2 fiO 100c Äjrway Iron Bars ana inapo. teaiu, iiaa.--1. 8 So. Cut Kalis Noa. l'i to CO. CO per keg; nHo sisos regular advance. Horn Sbc BurÄatt'f f5 00; erklni' tinw. tnaleyhoe fl 00 big! w. Horse-Shoo Kall North wet Urn, Globe and rrntnam, finished. 45 50 for 8' s: smaller eiset regular advance. OrTiage and Tire Bolts liofidil 80 p.er cent; Korway and 10 per cei Vnts ano vir.en 44i5 cents oT taanufartureri' H Iron TiATtmr Teeth 4c Steel Harrow Toe'h 5c .Stools American, lfc: extra si es and Qualities .viditltvuii r round machinery, 8c; eprinf, 8c; IooäII, m; Äaamercd, uy.udjix;

tire, according to sloe and brand, 5J7c; plcw steel aiabs, 6((!c KlccellAseons Markets. Hemlock sole, 2"d!S3c; oak sole. S6-!Sc; Pennsylrania harnes les the, S740c; Varress leatber 0(5t37c; bridle leather, per oos., &&T2; domesuc kip, 45.a0e: French adp,90cil 20; cionecticcall 9uSi 20: French calf, tl 10.1 S5. Oils Vi equate: Linseed, raw. 59c: boiled. 62c; lard oil, extra, .gsjfc; miner's' oil, 57c; lobriearJns oll, 12J5Cc; stralbiüi:, 4-S35t-c: bentlne, 10 s)l4c; coal oil, Indiana legal tost. 9!3JGc; 150 test. lCfillOXc; water white. 150J, 12i&lSSc Tinners Bupplic "We tjuote: Best chsrcoal tin, I V, 13x14, lti20 and li12, t7 CO per box I X. 10x14, KtVO and 12x12 $9 00 p bcx ; I C, 14x20. roofing Un,?f 59 per box ; I C,2Cx3ft, Cf $14; block tin, m r.Jgs, 2m?; ia lars, 9c. Iron ? Bircn, ti 90; S7 C iron, 5' 00; Mcorchead ralvanlaefL SO per cent., disccunt. Shoet fine, 8!: C-trer bottoms, 81c. I'Unlshed copper, S9e. Oaidei, li017c Wire. 43 ter cent. cS lUt. LITE STOCK.

Indianapolis IdT fUocSt market. r Brocx Yaeds. Hay 15 Kogs Receipts, 500 head; shipments, 103 head. The market was firm, with a good active demand, and the geueral tone of the market seems to have an upward tendency, but owing to very light receids, and miserably poor at that, we give no change in our schedule of piiees. We quote: Heavy parking and shipping hos . f7 40(7 80 Assorted ligataud med;uni 7 :txj,7 5.5 Common to cco-i light ....... 6 H0,7 ar Heavy rough - .......... 6 (-037 00 SfeipS MMMWuwt' 4Mt y....,...,M.....m f jQiÄy iiJ Cattle Receipts. öfH) head;- shipments, 220 head. The run of local cattle to-day was light. "This circumstance, connected with a good demaud, caused the. yards to be cleared at seemingly satis factory prices to shippers. We quote: Good to crime shipping SC 75 i4 7 CO ö 53 6 :V) 6 t O is 6 50 3 .'. 4 5 ') 4 50 S 50 Common to fair shirptcg iiooa toTnoioe tutciiers'... Common U filr bwtefcers Heavy 'et-dcrs Surk steers... Comaiou cows 3 tW.i 4 :5 2 OlVii 3 2 25,'j 5 a Veal calves..... , Milch cows..'..................... 5 W.ii 6 . 0 25 00(a&5 Ot oneep r.eccipis. 2; nena : cntpments. no'.ia. shipments The market was Crm, aad tho demand limited. ine mnrsei is not wnat usnouia re. DUt 11 is healthy, as compared with th 2 general markets. We quote; Good to prime....... . 5 (tcaf. 0 Coamon to fair- 3 5tk;4 75 Kici li-r. - K ANS S CITY, 5!ay 15. The Commercial Indi cator reports: ; CRltie i:eceips. 2C0 hart; shipments, 1!XI head. Market firm; grass Texan sreer. 700 to mjO pounds, :l -5(jt UJ; nstive cows. ?3 .rs'frt,5 50. IbH?s Keeeipt,' l.fsio head; shlpuien's, 400 beid. Market firci aud Litfher, but quality net pr.or; sales ranging at V'St'Ci 20; bulk 6&les, ti. m)&7 in. Sneep XomlnaL BUFFALO, May 15. Cattle Receipts to-dv. 1 2tW head; configoea through. liOoars: demand active ana prices advanced: extra steers, $7 '.K.' 25: good to choiee steers, ; tiCJ 75; lair lo medium, Iii ivi bo. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 3,003 head; cop signed through. 2 cars. The market opened tu tive, but cioed doli ; fair t'j gooi clinped. $5 50 (al 25; extra, 0; fair t3 good wool, ii oOfcftf 75; choice, S7. Ilrgs Ucoeiph, 4.7C0 hed ; cousigned throuzh 52 cars: market in good demand : prWsashn.de hiüher: Haht to choice i orlery. 67 Mii7 S5: trood U medium v.eights, JT SöS 00; piys, sü 25v7 U1, a.i sold. BALTIMORE, May j.V Beef Cattle Market active a:.d prices 1i.c higher; very best, i7 75 MS i: urst quality, t ot'i t o; tnetiiura. tc7 ordinary, 50.ä5 25; most sales at S7 2521. !:- ceipt. 'Jint head. Swine Fair fuprlv and in moderate demand. Receipts, 42.241 heed ; quottikais at $) .5fi(4iu 2shep Ilecuipta, sheep aud lambs. 852 head; quouuioL..: sie:p. SJjJ o; laxios, $o(nJ, CHICAGO, May 15. The Drovers' Journal re porw: Eo; Receipts, 21.000 head; shipments, 5,500 head; market firm with a fair Jemand, and act ive; nuaiity very poor; common to good mixed 8fö7 0!: heavy packing and shipping. $7 6-V-i 3io; muaaeinniH very scarce; light, 7ij7 CO; skips aaa cu.is. wuo j. Cattle lieceipra, 3,200 fewsd; shipments. 500 head: very active, and 10(al5c higher on all grades: exorts. ?7 SAX? 95; goc-t tothoi -e shin ping, io 0v(7 40; conrmoti to fair, 5 7iC8K; mixta bub-hers', ptKr to fair, 52 75'äl 50: good to choice, $1 75Q5 50; aenlla waa, ti. biii 15: common to fir. t 25(44 R; gj-d to C hoice, foty 5 75; stockers and feeders, active and firm, aiS l f a 40. Sheep Kecelpb, 400 head; shipments. fiCO head; medium to good, fxj. 50; choice to extra, Tne'Brovers' Journal British cables report cat tie steady; best t tee rs 17c; sheep iower; best, IS PHILADELPHIA, May 15. Cattle Sales, 2 f00 head. Market aeiive: prim?. -s 37r38 87J$: gKu, z.4 -jn-... meoium, l'(cj com lnon. fc'i 62öra7 12ii: fatows. 4 7ö':t7. Sheep r-altrt; of lo.OCfl bead. Active. Wool larntd, fl 50(-i6 ier head, 'alven WtUTU. reis. Hogs Sale id S.200 iicad. Market active; extra. 5ll;gJOd, 5100. . T. UCI3, May 15 Cattle Receipts, 1,200 neaa: Miiproeni. aw neaa. upp:y rair ana almost entirely grass Tex aus and ludians. which found rfady sale ft stronger prices: comraou to fair, $3 5U;4 50; g.od to choi e, $1 liQi 75; a few loads of medium to good native stoer ottered and sold 5ö 50;7 40; no ch' ic or txpoit uteers oflVrtd Sbeet Receipts, 00 head; shiptneuis, '.4(H) head. Fair demand; fair to choice clipped. $:y hogs Aetlve and higher: light to best. Vorkers, 56'M7 50: lacking, 57 40a7S; butcher' to fai.cy. ?7 95 10; pies, fti 70iaiü IK). Receipts, 4.2CO head; EhipmenU, 5W head. NEW YORK. May 15 The Drovers' Journal Bureau report: Beeve fccceipt. 8.650 head, making 8.780 for the week; uncommonly brisk; closed firm and Ji'SVic higher; no Texans; Colorado stock otler.td ; exreines. (11 ;0&l 2i; genersl ssles, J12 i.( 14 25; exporiers took notaii.g No shipments today. Experts for the week, 283 live cattle; 92S quarters of beef. Sheep -Ktceipts, 4 400 head, making 29,400 for the week; market active but not higher: generally clipped sheep. $1 5";6 50percwl. : few export sheep sold at Jö 62?4 for unshorn; f5 25(47 for Southern lambs: JS 2510 outside for choice K"jrucky lambs. Swine -Receipts, 10.800 head. mskt:ig2S 4Chead f r the week : live borsdullat S7Gf7 75 perewt; few cho.ee pigs going to fa. JEXEU.ll. H ARRETS. Produce Markets. NEW YORK, Vay 15. Cotton Quiet but steady at 12 5 1t'x'12 9 If. -; futures steady; May, 12 25c; June. V2 ?..,-. July. lz.40c; Auaust, 12 59c; Sp lemt er, 12.22c: October, 11 C2c; November, ll.-S3c; Jk'conrxr, ll.4:c: Jauunry, 115.Sc; February, 1157c. Honr Quiet; reiipts, 17.0 bbls.; exiwjits. 7.CU0 bbl: sup?rtine. $ii,5 13: common to good extra, ti Wab bO: goad to choice, 5 K (.i9 25; while wheat exim. 57 5a9 25; extra Oliio. ff ji.S M); St.' Lonls. f LtO 25; Minnesota patent spring, $7 50 9 6 Wheat resettled, p-eidnr fiis lower and weak, afterward recovered the decline and adrai.ced li&Zc, closing ss'ady; ruvii t. f.J 0J0 bu. ex;orls, fcj.üu bu.; Xo '2 spring, SI SS ungradedspiirg.fi 151 :;5; upgraded red, $1 15rfil 4.?$: No. 3 reu. St 4j; Xo. 2 rd. 51 45l41 -5; elevator, SI 404(51 4. de1 i ver -d; X ired.fi 4 (cvl 50; steamer. 81 37: No. 1 woiie, sales of 16 000 bu. at $1 4:: No. 2 red. ilay, 0e of '.te.OvJ ba. at SI IjSjI 45; i clcslneat 51 4dJ8: Juue, sa.'e of vKO.oou bu at tl 4';!tit 45, closing at 1 4"i; July. sles of 625.000 bu. at II ttt'jil SIT, Closing at SI Sls; August, sales of 2S).otO bu. at tl 2i1(1:l 25, closing at SI 21-'; Septem lr. sales of l2o,coO bu. atI 24;l 2lJ8. closing at f 1 2iil. Corn Cash (ale higher; options opened 46?sc lower afterward retwverti and advanced i(&,4e, closing with less strength: receipts. l4.0Uo tu ; exports, 3s3,OO0 bu.; ungraded. S24(ah6c: Xo. 3. 84i: Xo 2, S5V-; elevator. 85aaMic, delivered; Xo. 2 white, ftifcSMe: No. 2 May, 85(gK5c. closing at RVti'c: Jui e. W('S3l,ic. closing at Ntc; Jnly, 82Hf5 tVftif., closing at SSJic: Auuust. closing at;1;: Sepwmber, tCvvcclosing at SffOat Fairly active and a haue hightr; receipts, SS.000 bu.; exports, 1.000 bu.; mixed western, fi(a6lc; white do, 6267e. Hay Quiet and firm at 7C75e. Coffee In fair demand; Rio cargoes, tAtlOKA Suirar Stronger; fair to good reünery, 7j.iG7c. Molasses Quiet and steady. Klce Quirt sod unchanged. f-tmleum - Quiet but firm: united. :!-'c; crude. 6?-B7Sc: refined, TJic, Tallow Firm at- t'G.tc Rosin Iull and easier at 82 21 30. Turpentine Unsettled and lower at 40c. iittes Veern freh Krm and in fair demaud at 20&i0j,j. Pork StrDngtr; n;w mess. $1U 2. Becf-Qulet but firm. Cutmeats i'uct and firm ; longctear. Ill 12: short cl'-ar, S' I (A. Larfl Stmiig; prime ftenci. Sil 65 But-t-r Dull and Uncbanged. Cneo6e Dull and weak at 9 He CHICAGO, May 1.5 Flour Steady and unchanged Wheat Unsettled and generally higher: No. 2 Chtcaeo ppring, fl 2ial 21S cash aud May; fl 2ti' Juue; I 251 25i July; 1 14 Außust: tl 0o?i year; Xo. 3. ft 1 f-4l 15. Corn .. .. . - . i . . P...T t . . 1 (o jC sepitiuotT; oj; c; irjeuit-u. ip. unm Unsettled and geuerally lower: 53c cash;52Vc May: 5Tc June; 4öic July; Ss;-? August; a7e September; .Trc year.. Rye f irmer at 7Jäc Barley Steady and unchanged at Jl 05. Flaxseed Steady and firm; merchantable, fl 40: rejected and damcged. f I SCKUl 8-. Pork Higher and In fair demand; I9 0519 10 cash; $19 C71 s.. Ill in T . C1Q OTlylil Ti.lw. ItU Al. A l'J 47, August; f!9 55 Septem D.r. Lard-Active,

I .'setiien ana generally iower; u,c casn; ff"üHc My; TAj. June; 7ie July ; 7aJgC August; I . ' . 1 . . r . . T ' t . . . i - .1. ... .

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tiveaud teady; Ve-tcrft w'hie. fd'ä2c: mrxM. 60it61c: lvnnyivi:iia, VW oC. Rve Siesdv ud tirmat Scfc.il 05 "Say Firmer at Slf.iS." ProvisionsFirm and in gocd joi.Uag dtmsnd Ms pork, old, : 75:' Kew. SJ0, JJ.ilk mtat.s: loos-j shoulders, nomir 1: clear :1b sie. nomirisl; do. racked, ?9 2Vp. j:con: Shoulders, 10. clear rib sidts. ti.l Ilum. SuVn.VJ. Lsrd At 1-'jC. Bii'ter- iniet and easv ; Western t-acked. ifaac; roils. 15;.i2.'C. EVgs-steady at 2T:. Petroleam Xc-mlnnily firm et Vj OofTce Q-iiet at rk,:ic for crlinary n prime. r?gsr Quiet; A" soft. 9T;:c. W lib kv qui-H et 121 tl 2. Receipts r..uf, 2,P-i t wheat, ;,uo bu.; corn, 7,W bn.; a!. 750 bu.; rve, 1.200 bu. SaipiSfi'T Wr.;t. T.ti'.iS bu.; emu 15..S-.X) bu. Sales Wheat. lZi 020 bu.; Corn, 225.o:obu. XEW 0RLSA3.' My ti -Flour-Q-iiet ad steady; treble extra.' jr.t 25; higu grades. SO 87,'4-5fi 2V. Corr QuietT wlute rnid, 93e; w hite, 9c(il 00. t).t Stesdv at C4'jn.c. Cora meal Quiet aud firm at $140 Iliv-Steady, with a fsir demand; ordinary, f20i21 : prime S25: choico. J2t.(..7. Fork Higher; held nt Sl' '5 fo.21. Laid S:fady; refined, tii-rce. Jll 75'! 11 SIX: keg. 12 25. Hulk meat Firmer; Shoulder. $5 75. Bacon In (otd dtmsnd: shoulders. S'J 50; clear rib aud long clear. 12 25. Ham Sugar enred, scarce aud iirtn ; cauvsv.d, fl4cU5 25, es to site and brand. Vilvttr Vi-ni and uuf hanged; Western reclined. SI 001 2). (Vi.TpIull; Rio earg-es ordinary to p'lrae. f-Tiltn'. Hr.gar jniet and firm: c mmon to eoodT tt-a 7'ic: fair to fully f ür. r,t77.'i;': i-rime to choice, V"ie: yellow c!srtii.-ii. f-a-.e. Moires Dull; common rvboilJ, 45-l"c: f;tir rebelled. 50 (U'rli; piiiae, SVifts, ttice e.rce; prime and ordinary lo iirimt. et-,c. Br .tn Dull at 51 15. EschBiue New Yotk s-iüiit. tl per 1.C00 pa-ml-uui; bankers' sterling, 61 S. C1XCISNATI. Mav 15. Cotton f-tcadv and in fair demand at llj;c Flour In f' Vemand; iaraiiy, ?j KVi 10; fsncv. r. 5'K?7 2 Wh-' Xo. 2 ri'd wests-rn, SiröiSr-JOsi oi: tl 15 bid July. Corn L"wer: Uo. 2 mie:; 77c bid h1i. 77Ve May: 77Xc bid Jnnr ; 7s4'a.7$v.c, July:77ri' -7'J'KC August. Oats Firm; Xi 2 mixed, bi.1 live Quiet at SO-j. Bnrli-y-Sl -J Pork Firm at tl 75. Lnrd-In tord 'etnand and he'd at Sil 35. Bull; Croats Stroac : i.houlder. SS 10: cu tr no lo Baoj:i Hither: shoulders. W12Z'. clear rib. J12; clear, S12 50 Butter Firmer; choice Wesien revrv. 20c; chojoe Central thio. 17c. Llnsocd oil Quiet nt 55T..vje. Hozs Firm at f" 'bQj; re.Teipts, 1,51) head; shipments, S10 head. LOUISVILLE, May 1'. Provlsionfi Strotre and h:giier Me .ork. 20 50; shoulders, S '.5; clear no. 5u io; ciear si tes, 511 j. bh con shoulders, ;9 2i: clear rib. f 12: -clear. 512 50. Snsarcured hams and lard unchanged. Flour Steaalv and 1. .... 1 .1 1 1. ...v. n .. ... I j I . . . 1 . r ' . i.u.uiuoiij ui.in.tKru.. raiii luii inn untitled Wheal Dull as.d unsettled. Corn Dull. weak and lower; Xo. 2 white, S augte; mixed do . 7ic Otis Pull and a shaue lower; Xo. 2, El" 1 s . 1 seel. " 2S3 Old Dr. ritcher's remedy for Children' Complaints. "FspcciaZy adapted lo ci!Jnn.". Tr. Alex. r.obetson. 1CC7 2d At., 21. Y. Tltasant, Harmless and WendtrfuL'y Fßcacious." Dr. A. J. Green, Koyerton, lnd. " I prescribe U as tuptrior t any known remedy.'" Dr. IL A. Archer, 62 Tortland Av., Erooklj-n. Astoria is not narcotic Mothers. 2v arses and Doctors agree that for Sour-Sumach, riatnlency, Diarrhaa. and Constipation, nothing is so prempt as old Dr. Pitcher's Castoria lty assimilating the food, Caatorixt gives robust health, and nat nral sleep Tlie Great Healing' Kemccly. An Infallible en for Ilhoumatlsm, Sciatica, enralsrl;v, Wonndi, Itarna, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Spavin, and LamcurM from any caust. . P.T. Sara Tim, tho great Showman, says : "Araona- my vast troupe of Equestrians, TeamEtor?, Iloriej, Camc!, and Elephant?, Eom- are always strained, bruised, or wounded. My Sur ccoss and Veterin&rics all say, that for euasl itirs to men and animals, nothlcz is so eScaeious as Centaur Idniment." ' 433 Fifth Av., Kew York, Mar 9ih, 1S73. XTOTICi: OF INSOLVENCY. - . :. JN Ii ihe mstter ol tbe Estute of Andrew J. Vrfiisickl, deceased in the Marion Circuit Court. N'it.c Is hereb? aiv'en ht upon rctitlon filed Iu Mid Ourt by the administrator of tzid estate. s-fJi g up the lusiiflicWncy of the personal estate rt 8-Id decf-dfut to pay the dshts a- d liablliiies thereof, the Judce of said Court did, on iheS'h day of Mav. 1K.S2 fiud said estate to be probably insolvent, ttid tuder the ssme to be settled ccordi'ifcly. The cieüiPu-s of said estate s.re to erefor hereby notified of such insolvency and required to file their cairns against said estitefor allowance. Witness the Clerk and Peal of said Court at Iuriianapolis, Inc, tils Sth day of Msy, 1882. roai7 3w pamll i. uiera. i a iroor lARiro nfANkB JLOOL jam co 11 Complete Life of these Bold IIihwarT . TV 1 .K- W . Xl 1 w 111 na. I trmtwMU Over 600 pasre!. rWnd Forty Cntfor X)RfiUES 4 McMAKIN, Cinnctnnaü, Ohio. KB1I.V (I KKD wiihTME IMU lil.E IH.OKllK .OI.i. I.KSLIK Ii KKT I.EY. M. U., Surgrott C K. R. 1. DWIUHT, ILL. a.OOOCure. Books Free. W V I CO . t-MTry. . RtST0Rr0 J Ml lt l!V.. OhMu c I if i-it lit-r hx cured M Mm). Inst. 212Elni&l..'inr:ntia!i.O. PAY AFTER CURE prjpj Rini CQ rr FiimKt.r.t Atr-nts. trm fipalaiv. Bnth Vnimv. Srm TntauiPKl a r r ',?! ty 1 VT1 Jl FnaHBf & t.'.cMAC KlN.Ci.-v:inniIi.O. tt'1'1"1 i f " "llU MISCELLAiraOUS. 50 All new style l b rorao t'ards. uo two alike name on. 10c. Clinioi Bros., CUntonvi le, Ct rfn 4n &(i per day at home; $1nutfit all free. A1 y3 Iii dress Knowles t X ail is. Plttsflqld. Mass. All a week. 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