Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1882 — Page 8

CTE INDIANA STATE. SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1882.

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A CIK .STUIKE. Ietroleani Prices Knocked to Pieces hy ' tbe Reported Discovery of m Wondeifu) Well. Brapfokd, Pa.. May 20. Th biz well developed on Lot 6tt, C.ierry Grove Township. Warrei. County, has paralysed the market. The well wa drilled over two mouth ko, but was sept a mjstery until TWeMiy, when the drill track a vein of oil bearing snd. The well 11 ws coutli;uouslv. and yesterday and to-day Las put over 1,000 'barrels l.i tat k. It Is estimated thai the well will produce at the start 500 barrel dally. Six-forty-six has Len guarded for weens by armed men, who would allow no ono u enter the derrick. This morulng the mirfcet opened t Olic 2c lower toan yesterday's closing prices. The bears pulled pries down to fcV;. which Is the lowest quotatiou for montiis. One seller dumped teu iuO.000 barrtl humps, 'ihe icene oa 'Change begnrs description. Jui as the market whs about to close the rumor e-imetha'. "Ii uhband V (i rohh's el 1,011 lot 499. seven miles from 6l-j bnd omein and showed uplulxj as heavy a producer. Tim knocked prices, which instantly dropped from 67!i to 65c. wnich was alo the cl.s lng liure. The sales aggregated 2.V'.'j,0o0 banels. the largrstin the history of any Exchange. PiniirRu. Pa.. May "JO. The bottom wss knocked out cf tne petroleum market to-day by the itporttd 11? strike near Warren, this fccte. and tha gr-atest excitement prevails at the Exchange. The operators are all et sea, and do not appear ti know what to do. The market i very wean ai d ea'g'r:ted reports ats bt-1 g tective: of the capac.ty f the tew "gusher." The open- , ing tienre it-' morning '.ths O-'-c, snd at the close this afternoon th" price had declined to 62c. This i i..ver tha;i oil has b-en for many months, a:;d if the rew well cnuinues to How at the present rate there is no wiling wneu bottom will be reached. The gu-.her" which is causing the panic is a few miles south of thw Town of Warrei', Warren ("ouuty. anl is sai l It b-? yielding at the ra'e t I'W :o s barrels a day. The color of the oil is green, indicating a laree depoilt Tli:e ws a tirmer feeling during the afternoon session aiil the market was more settled. eloiug liic bid. and .-e.les for the day were 1,0'Jl.OU) barrels. The operators do tot apprehend ar,y serious repute from the suddeu break in the market. A fei sin ill iün!trs have breii squeezed out. but Heavy dealers will not be aiieeied.

Asl;nniei)t of the Cleveland liride Corupany. Cutvei.a.nd, May 20. The Cleveland P.rMge and Car Wüiks Company assigned tod.iv to II. P. .Swet-tzer. of Titusviile. ai.d W. II. McCurdy. f Cleveland, who pr.ve bo-id in Sii.tt'O, aud will complete the contracts and continue the ousiues of tneCorapany. The 700 employes were pal I oil to-day a far as the contracts demand, and in a few days Iii be paid to May 1 President Chtftin state the assignment was forced by the presume of obiig .tiona a: d difficulty of obtaiui.-.K ready money, lie nays the Company's assets are SiV),0U0 greater thau the liabiipie; that 1: has contracts to construct a quarter of a ruiiMo'i rt.nlarworth of brid-jes lor the Like Shore, Nick;! Plate "' Pee Line, Chicago and AtJai-t', nd Cltveland. Mt. Ve.-non and Col.1n1l.us Ila;liy, and to bni'd about TOO cars.' He sis tn woik am worth rrjü.tiO, including upward of ?:oo,0(JO rea! etate. The exact assets and liabilities can not 00 ascertained for some time. Mr. Claftiu thinks the Company will be able to re5utue busine iu sixty or ninety days. Kansas Wheat Crop. Ki.nt.i5 Citt. May 20. Never has tho grow lug wheat crop attracted o eeneral attention, and so much solicitude, in thia section as now. The preseiice of ehineh buss throughout Kansas last f ear, the fjeneral shortage in the crops resulting rom tne.-e insects. a"d tne dry weather, havr nade K-trss the bivotiltoiatof the crop. The season has been exceptionally tavorabc. Keport.s from .?oiith west Kai f.as are wonderfully uuani-m-jus that the growing wheat is in unusually gi conJitiou. Central Kansas correpondet'ts a ijree that the prospects are very flattering. The late c 'd weather has bceu very beneficial, and the p'.a ,t lixjks healthy aud strong, promising a large yield. The ereasä tf corn is seil to be very ltr.'e acd mf-t of it up. rastur.ie is c;rod, and tb.9 Reacral outlook Is enc3ut in all over the Ssiaie. 10Tt! Anniversary, Charlotte, N. C, May 20. About fifteen thousand p;opie to-day attended the l'JTih anniversary of the declaration .f Independence by residents of Mecfclinbifrj.J'.VuntT. senator Vance delivered the weiconiii.ii address. Senator Kansora read the Deel :raiion and Secabir Bayard was the orator of the iy. The Governor aid fctaft", senators Butler and IlimDton and several members of CotiRres, together with a number of prominent men from this and adjoining .States; were iu attendance. nettie.' A Washington sxecial fays: Urs. Mason, the wife of Sergeant Maon, still conrin net to receive mouey an l plenty of attention. If Mason is shut up much longer she will be Me to reilize fjr him a handsome fortune. Mrs Mary Shannon, who accrmpanied Mrs. Mas.n In h-jr recent visit to the President to sue f ir Mism' ivard--, has written a description of tne interview at the White House, iu which sue savs: "Havitn; sent our carCs, we took a sent in ihe an room by a good the. ThreatcLing clouds obscured the s-un and csst a zloora. All soemcd dark a:td chcericss within. We were quit tly waitinj for the e mh:g intereiew, which would he the harbinger of revil to a sad heart. At the exp'ra ion of half an hour the nit-ssener came in. and announced that the President desired to see us. We wcie shown to his private iarior. aud had to wait b'it a few moments when he entered from the eppositj door. The American people can eil le rr.ot D of thz;b päejidest for Lis aentle and courtly manners. I d iubt if any preent monarch could enter the drawi:ii; room with snc;i ursssumiriit grace as Presidet t Arth it did wheu ha came to lake by the bad the iie of u.o poor saldier. 1 presented Mr. Miston to the iTesident. He shook hands with her. The anxious moment had at last arrived. Ilcr pent up fee'ines could 110 Ior,Kr be reftraipei. bhe bnjke forth in sobs. The President i oked on with compassion. When sie raised her eyes she had foil faith in hia him, for his ci.i! nten'.ice inspired co.ifi lence. She then -made pathetic appeal for hr poor hnsb'tnd's re4eae from prison. The I're&i.ieut toia her that .he a pp'tclattd her fcdiuRs; that he knew all the letaiN of the case: that he would bri.ijr the matter fore his Ctiriet. mm thit he wouid do all in his power He a)d she n-ed tot distress herself to tc 11 him any of the details, and she might teel as -tt red tnat HE DEEPLY SYMPATHIZED ith br. He apam 6hook hands with her, speaking in the kir.de.-t manner. We the relired to the ante-room, and totW our departure. The PresHent brinKs to mind the maenamluous iuaa escribed by Aristotie in the "Eihics,' 'who thinks himself worthy of grett things, bein; in truth worthy.' In bis manner of speaking, which is rapidl v. his charm consists of a warmth and softness of heart, a tympatny with human suffering, and an apparent hatred of injustice, lie seems to possess a huh. intrepid commanding spirit: conscious of superiority not an upstart, who. if fortune tureea. would sink from arrogance into abject humanity, like one of his predecessors." Unprecedented Immigration. A New York Epecial says: 'Put It down at thirty thousand at the very least," sa;d "Superintendent Jackson at Castle Gar den this fternoon, in response to a question as to how many foreign relations would be registered wis we-t. L p to yesterday." he continued. "twenty thousand have arrived since t'uuday night, and that lAthe biggest four days' contribu tion in the history of the port. Uetween now and Saturday tignt we exueel cite more steamers, in cluding the mammotn City or R me, and the vt--sel agents tell us that these will bring us at leait ten ttiousand fcteerage passengers." Ihe arrivals yestir a were from Hamburg, Bremen. Glasgow, Havre and the MciJiterraueaii Dorts. ai:d amonir the trades lenresünted are tailori. shirt mak'-rs, hatte's, iarjenters, cablriet makers, wheelwright. Llckraiiths fe.rmers, mabod p:y'.?rers and la)orers Theshirt makers, who come irota Havre, say tnat they have been earning at nra ie.s toau nv lrancs a week. 1 he wheelwrights and biacfcSHiiths ara from Uremen. They report busine in their line veo' slack there, and one of thfir uun-iber says there are r.t least 20.OX) workwomen Idle ii and around Bremen, who would gladiy emigrate to this country if they could oaiy obtain the means The best wheelwnzht can not eara more than ?l Zi a day, while the wa?esof blot-ksmiths, foundiymen ai.d horseshoer do not average more than 11. Man farm hanCsatid laborers come from Glasgow, and all of .tl eaa are iKund West, having prepaid railroad tickets to lliiaois. Iowa. Minnesota, etc. Tho present pay of the Scoth farm laborer at home is 170 a yea.- and beard. Th- Alexandria, from Gibralta. brings several hund.ed Italians, who are railroad builders. They have 1:0 money, nor any worldly goodj have the Clothes they have on their backs. fctraoge Action by the UoTerntnciit in a Couvicird Counterfeiter's Case. A nncij? special to the Cincinnati Commercial says: The mystery which hai always hung about the case of James B. Doyle, the alleged confederate of . Brock way, alias Spencer, wno was convicted of counterfeiting a fortnight ago. was increased today when the prisoner appeared for sentence. Instead of being cast down, the prisoner exhibited the uta osl hilarity. This täte of feeling was somewhat explained when the District Attorney arose and said that he bad received from Washington instructions to withdraw a motion for immediate sentence. The defense then demanded that the prisouer be admitted to heil, and that tha amount be- reduced to llO.OiiO half what it was before. Judge Dyer raid it was not the practice of his Court to grant bail after conviction. He then suspended sentence tot thirty days, and reminded tae prisoner tack

t- the i-11-tody of the Marshal. The pritouer. Doyle, whn tne Court or Jered bim taw'k to Jail, threw bu k his head and silled, as if the whole thing rea joke. "U t you expect to be admitted to ball 7" the prls 1 icr was asked "l'es You kiiow the J tulge refused lull thU mo-tiinji. but I expect to get out. anyay."

" r hat ao you attruuie tne action oitneautho 'I- 1 Wasnimzton?" Well. I can't tell you auything about thaV an wered the Bradford fat mer, but added reflective " "you may sav that Doyle attributed it to Dlv ie providence." 'D you believe in Divine interference in uch ca.se s."' "Yes (with a slguifictnt twinkle of his gray eyes), if vou keea your iowder drr." The United ftatee Dibtrict Attorney aaid: "I don't know anything more about it than you do I rimply got a telegram ordering a suspension c senteucs. 1 can only gues like you or an body else." "My suspicion is that an a?cnt of the defenre has been sent down to Washington ofTerlng to make some mysterious mtrreuder of something, or make ome startling distaosurea. It is now remembered by thoe who have beeu familiar with the case throughout that the Special Agents, when here at the last trial, charged that llrockway had not turned ud certain lraporiant plates which he had been expe.-ted to when ho was released. On the trial here a few weeks ago. when questiouel as to these he declared that there were plates buried which he had never been able to find. The quidnuncs are certain that Brockway or iMyle has suddenly remembered where thee valuabie pieces of metal are, and that in this extremity they will be produced and surrendered to save toe "party out West,' as Doyle hai always been termed " itKri iJLicvx biiirm ii.oiNG. One of the V.'ays That "The Grand Old l'art y" Ved in Squandering the I'duple' Money Startling Figures. .IXcw York Sun.l The Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Java. Colossus, Massachusetts and Orcuon were all be'uti alxjut fifteen years ago. They are all still on the stocks iu ltrooklyn, Charleston aid Kittery yard;-. IJy aCotnnnttee of which Mr. LI. V. Harris is the nominal and Secor Ilobson the real head, tbee six ships are now reported as "unfinished, rotten and utterly worthless." Now let us see what the six ship have cost the people. The Htireau of Construction and Repair report tha: to date the amount of money expended on the halls of these unfinished six ships is as follows: Connecticut- S R.V..MU 1'entisj 1 vsi.in - 47n,il Jva 4.-W.HW Colossus 2,111.79; Ma ach ussctts 1,.12H.72'J O.cou : 1.4-J3 :t72 Total - tr.,3U.E The Ilurcau of Stcatn Kr.piQcering. through if. ll-.hrsiunan Chief. Mr. W." II. Shock. reports the amounts expended upon the engines and boilers designed for the tix unfiaA t lshed ana rotten suipd as ioiiows: Connecticut 5 617.W1 Pvnnsylvaijia !:(.X,241 J svva... .. ... , :'.!. 010 ColOSMl: H,4 Mita(hiisetts &f4.291 OrtgJU &Ö6.0JO Total 83,071,00" This is not all a dead lot. The engines intended for tbe IVnrisyl vania were afterv.ard fitted for the Hartford. The engines intended for the Connfcticut and the Java are oxidizing in storage, and parts o.' the rest of the machinery have been used for ether purposes, of course at a great sacrifice of value. Ttie liureau of Kquipruent and Recruiting reports that it has expended on t'uree of the six ships the followiug amounts: Connecticut . f 51.7.11 tt 1 WWH 1 1 5,320 lVnns.vlvaL.ia Ores'n Total 152.071 Or, to recap:tulate' there has been ex ended altogether upon tlie six unfinished, rotten and utterly worthless ships, accord ing b the rcp3tts drawn from the Hureaus hy Mr. Hewitt 3 resolution: Con oectieo t tl .l.W.-C Penn-jlvauia. K7-J.202 Java KiO.it '0I0S.-US 2,f.&l,2t5 MiiHctiuhetts 1,87,020 Ori-fcün l.J!6 6J Total -..S3, 4U4.67-I Ardnotoneof the six keels has ever touched water or ever will touch water. He Knew Daniel. lWall Street Daily News.1 "Spoakin' of Daniel Drew." he remarked as the train neared Salamanca, "I ued to know Daniel purty well ruyselL Fact is. he was like a brother to me. "Is that so?" ! "Jutso, my Iriend. We ued to work together a good deal." "How?" "Why, when he had a good tiling h' keep it to himself, and when he wanted t unlod he'd advise me to buv. Yes, Danif was like a brother to me skun me ou $."0, OOuiu about seven months. Poor Daniel I sotnetimes think it would have been jus as well if Iliad skun him out of a hundred thousand to establish an orphan asylum." Railroaders. Belief. That Tüost comfortable ticket office, 187 West street. New York, Is presided over by" Mr. C. V. V. Ward, who thus addressed one of nur representatives recently: "Some months ago I had rheumatism in my light arm, and wa3 unable to raise iL I was ad visd by a friend to use 8t. Jacob) Oil. 1 ciid so, and before the second bottle had been exhausted my arm was perfectly well." Urooklyn Eaale. It is probable that the young lady celebrated in those charming lines of Robert Burns had tan, ruoth-spots and freckles, with other beauty blemishes. For Such conditions. Dr. Benson's Skin Cure should be on erery lady's toilet table. Lsdies can wear bao's one size smaller after using German Corn Remover. All driirg'sts. The new combination of Smart Weed and Ilelladonna, as used in Carter's Ilackache Piasters, has proved to be one of the best that could be made. Try one of these popular plasters in any case of weak or lame back, backache, rheumatism, neuralgia, soreness of the chest or lungs, etc., and you will bo surprised and pleased by the prompt relief. In bail cases of chronic dyspepsia, a planter over the pit of the stomach stops the pain at once. Ask for Carter's Smart Weed and Helladonna Backache Plasters. -Price, 25 cents. Mensman's Peptonized ßeef Tonic relieves indigestion, dysiepsia, nervous prostration. and all forms of ceueral debilitv. The onlv preparation of Deef containing ita entire nutritious properties. It is not a mere stimulant like the extract ot beef, but con tains blood-making, force-generating, and life-sustaining properties; is invaluable in all enfeebled conditions, whether the result of exhaustion, nervous prostration, over work, or acute disease; particularly if result ing from pulmonary complaints. Caswell, Hazard & Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold by druggists. Bronchitis. Throat diseases often conr mence with a cough, cold or unusual exer tion of the voice. These incipient Symptoms are allayed by tho use of brown s bronchial Troches," which, if neglected, often result . . V A 1 , . 1 . 111 a enronic irouoie ui vnu luroat. Consumption Cured. An eld phvsiclan. retired from active practice. having had placed in his hands by an Kast India Missionary tne formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and an inroat and Lung anocuons, aisoa positive ana radical cure for general Debility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in tnousanus 01 cases, ff els it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Tbe recipe with full part icu lass, directions for preparation and use, and all necessary advice ana instructions for successful treatment at your own home, will be received by you by return mall, free Cl charge by addressing with tamp or stamped sell-addressed envelope to Da. M. K Box. 161 North Calvert street, Baltimore, Ud.

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MONEY AND STOCKS. Affairs in the local money market are moving along smoothly. The demand for loan is not heavy and the supply of loanable funds is gradually accumulating. Exchange continues tocomiianda premium between banks. Mew York Ytcavncial aisurkea Nf w York, May 22. Money-2i334 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 1& per eenC Government Bonds Firm and H per cent, high er for 4's coupon and 4's and unchanged tor 4V s registered and extended C's and 5's. - Railroad Bonds ull and Irregular. State securities moderately active and strong. Share speculation opened generally strong, with prices t9r'ä Per cent, higher than Saturday's c lotto, audusay aud Cleveland was I", per rent, higher; market 'generally soon sola ud 'mV per tent., while St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba advanced 3 per cent, to 131. Th s was followed by a reaction of JajfJ per cent., St. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba, however, selling oil lt percent. Speculation then became dull, aud so continued during tne remainder of the day. In the early part of the af ternoou there was an advance ot i.ir'il per cant., while Hann! bal and JSt. Joe prcierre.1 sold up iJp .-rceut. toKj-.'. Sueeecdiug this was a general uecline cf s5!s per cent , ft. Paul. Minneapolis aud Mamtoixt tailing off 54 per cent. In tbe Ünal dealing the list advanced 'sJl per cent., aud the market closed strong, with prices yW$ per cent, higher as comparer with Saturday's closing quotations, the latter Hannibal and üt. Joe preferred, while Pacific Mail is IS V ceat. lower. Transactions aggregated 202 dOO shares, including 12,000 Lackawanna, öö.uuO New Jery Central, bl.ouu Northern Paciüc, 12,000 bt. Paul. 1J,0U0 Western Union. Mining blocks active: Ribinson declined from 26.) to 2i, cloMiig nl 2-"0: Houiti I'HCill"' steady at 11 to 10; Horn Silver decliued from 10 to 9. during at y ss. Oriental aud Miller soia at Zi aud ", aud Htate Lines Nos. 2 aud 3 at 24 and 21 ; bales ot the day were l'J2.to snares. eovK&xMEirr sxccritixa, tarllns, 60 days i'ifv 5 per cent, ex dlT...101. Iterlln, 6f?ht... U. S. 4Ha....-. 115" I'a, '1. extended lOllNew D. d. Vs-.--lioJ-s Note The purchasing price f:r (io?erjineu. wnds in Indianapolis varies from the New York notations jl per cunt. bosds. PsrffrB's 132 iTennessoo. new.... CO Pant fa 11 flriti 117 rinto-i Vtrf. flrsts H7TW Erie Ind's 96 Ü. P. land gTants...113y Leaigi & Wilks 105 U. P. slaking fuad121Ja Loaisiana con?ola. 67" J Virginia .-...... 4 Ilssoujl 6's. 1 13 l,A Virginia consols- 6JS 9t. Joe los Do. referred .1M 3t P. &8.C. firsU-lll Tex. P. land grants. 63 reanessoe 6's.-....w)4l GIHXBAL STOCKS. C P., Bio G. dlv 81 Idams Expross. .. J3f Northern PedCc 2i Do. prelerred-... Northwestern......... 30Jg Northwestern, pH. 4.' Ilten ATerre II. 27 a. & T. U. pfd Imerican txprtxa SurL, Cedar H.&NJaxtada Southern. i, C. A I. C ventral Pacific. Jhesapeake & Ohio. Do, first preferred.ik. seconds. .. 63 96 l'CW X O. K CilulU. ' H 75 51 Ohio Central.. SI 4 Ohio & MlssisslppL- o2l4 lOTi'O. s Miss. pfd...Jo o,s Ontario 6i W esfa '.,514 JlVBlPacillc Mail 4Zi . 30 Panama...... 20o .. 23 iPeoria, D. & 29 .132! Pitt-burg Ohicago A Alton.. 0. & A. preferred Chic. BurL & .133 aoavling ts34 ..J3iRock Isiaad .....12s Uul.,!5t.I AJJ.Ü. 7 ßln., San. A. Cleve 51 at. l&ban r ran. ... -jox, Do. preferred .... U a, C, C. A I 71 Do. first pld . 0 Delaware & lludlCi'i!st. IVulm..... Hi!. DeL 6i Lac ..J21V4 St. Paul prelcrred..-120 Juvcr s K. Grand. 60 St. Paul Maua...... M trio. .to;, at. f-aui s umana... trie prelei red fort ayne.. 3 .' T . - i. ...1 3k x ot es pin i Texas Paciilc...... '3: UdIoii Pacific -luya 0. S. Express 72 V.. SLLA Pacific- hOH l.i4 9J laulbal A St. iot tft. preiurred... H :'i lariem... .205 Illusion & Texas. 4 dilnois CeutraL. ... 355i; Weils A Fargo Ex.... 27 S i!0 indla.iat olis.aS'. 42 W. C Te.egraph m.iiM. i Tesas 3.-4'ltA.st Tennoeo Läse Kric A VVet.. 30 Do. preferred.....,...hate Shore ...-0-!jg Carbon oubivUie Si Nioih... 7i-.:Contral Ariaoika Uu., M. A. A Cci. 57 jExcelsior vhuL AClu. 1st j.ld 10 jlioratsstdke . Jo. eecend pfd 5 Little Pittsburg emp. A Charlest'n 50 Ontario. ... aLinwan Central.-. 8 "a uiekailvjr .... .. alssoi:ri Pacific..--. S.-iDo. preferred-.... IV 50 V, I7i s.3iiie A (Jtio... 21 suver Cim.. sorrls a Li sex 12i iStaudaid...-.... Sasiiville u Chat- 64 äutro.. ....... . J.Ceatial.-...-- 7-Vs Robinson Jorfo-k A W. pld 5J!4!öonth Pacific - 16, 2s 10 Foreign Money an.l Siock .Uarket. LONDON. 5 p. m.. May "1 Consols, money, 102 ö-lü;s do., account. 10J 7-J6 Railroad Boniis Illinois Central, lis; Peumylvania Central, W,: New York Centrai, r.9; hne, Amount d bullion gone into the lUuk of L'uland 0:1 balance to-Uay is .7.0CO. PA It 13, May 21. Kentes. 8.;.i'7Xf. COMMERCIAL. Business was only moderate in the locol mer cantile markets yestcrday.Tt being the first of the week and the weather interfering to some extent Prices, however, are generally firm, aud improved trade expected. GRAIN. The local wheat market was yesterday higher and tha demand good, tales of three cars of No. 2 red, in elovator, were made at 1 1 34i; tl 35 was freely bid track and none offered. The receipts were very light. Chicago closed June, 51 258 Corn was firm but quiet. There is little arrivng, and offerings are small. Oats are in light demand. Uye dull; 70c bid No. 2, 80c asked. INDIANAPOLIS WIIOLLSaLE MABKKTS Flour, Grain and Hay. Kiour New process, 7 235j7 75: niKCy. .6 63('-J 7 10. Chol-Te 36 2i6 40: family. 85 75 a6 01; treble .ti-a, 55 15(?5 40; double extra. 4 75(t6 00; extra, .4 234 50; s iperflna, SS 9)4 15; flns, S3 23(3 50; ,-tundry, t2 "o&l 0ö. Wheat We quote: No. 2 Mediterranean, SI 36; No. red, li5; A-ay, SI 34; June, 81 26: July, 5112(5116. Corn-We quote: No. 2 white, 81c; No. 3 white, ; nbrh mixed. 7175c; mixed, 74(ia75e; mixed May, 74(ä'JC". mixed June,7;k?; rejected 73c; eouud aar. mixed, 71c: sound ear, white, Sic. Oats In light demand. We quote: No. 2 white, dtc: So 2 mixed. t3c. are Imll: No. 73c bid, toe asked. aay Timothy, $16 00 pr ion for small oaies, ten ton care: prairie held at $1 fO. Mill Feed Lower and dull. Bhlpstuff held at $19 00: bran 517 50 asked per ton ; middlings offered at 522 50. Tne ProTlslon Market. Below ara tho present jobbing prices: Smoked Meats 3. C. 11am s: Ten and 12 pound v., 14-J-ir. 15 poiiuds av., i44c: 17)4 pounds, a, 4V4C: pounds and up. Tic. Breakfast Bacon 14;c; shoulders. 10c; Call forala hams, 114C; spice 1 rolls, lljc; bacon eiew Ildes. 13c: do. backs, 12Jic. irrled Beef 15c . , Pickled Meat Bean pork, per bbL, 200 lbs., t25 00: extra mess pork, per bbL, 200 lbs., $20 5X Mes Becl-516 M). Lard Kettle rendered leaf. In tierce. 13c; do. iaif barrels, 130: Porter & Co., derees, 12 Sc. Lard Oil Wiuter strained, in tierces, per gallou 90ft. Sausages Bologna, In cloth, 8c; In gut, 6ai. Tbe Produce Market. tgsrs Active; receipts Increasing shippers paying löo; selling from commUsion huuses at 16($ 1'cheese-JobbingPriccs-'Weterrj Reec'vf Ohio, new. lomie: Crystal Springs, like; Daggett's Butter Creamery Fancy, 2Sc: choice. 2'327c. Dairy Selected, 24c; choice. 'iO.'aJc. Country Choice roll, 1215c; common, byioc Low Grade Nominal. Poultry Hens, 9c per lb.; roosters, fc; turkeys, 10c; toms, 8c: geese, 14 50: ducks, ti 00. Feathers Prime geese, 40c; mixed, 22327c; nld feathers. 1520c Hides Green hides, 7c; green ca'f. 10c: green salted hides, 79SHc; green s-Uted calf, 11c; dry flint bides, 13c: dry salted hides, 10c: damaged, one-thtrd off the above prloes. Tallow No. 1, 7i: No. 2. 6ic, Wool Tub-washed and picked, 2WGc: unwashed, medium, if in good crdcr. 23c: unwashed. If not too heavy, lfM2'; fleece washed, if light, well-washed, and iu g vnl order, 2)($ )0c; yiarse Cottswold, I8fj20c: burry and unmeichauiable according to their value. Vegetables and Fruit. Onions Bermuda, 1275 per crate; new Southern onions, 55 iOftti 00 per bbl. Potatoes Choice, Si 00,1 25 per bbl.: York State Pose, SI C5; (scotch Champion, SI 401 5J; new potatoes, 16 50 per bbl. Kweet Potatoes Yams, $5 00 per bbl. Peas Green per crate, Si 50 a3 00. Beans Green, per crate. $2 00. Apples $6 00(47 00 per bbL as to quality. Dried apples Evaporated, 14(15c; common dried. 7'. Beans Choice nary, U 00; medium, S3 75; marrowfat, $4 50. Hominy Per bbl., $4 7S94 90; pearl meal, $4 85 S On: grits, $5 00C45 25. Cucumbers Per doi. 6075c. Strawberries Per staud, 110 00(312 00; per crate Of 21 quarts, S3 50(34 00. The Grocery Market. BTiart-Cut loaf. lOQllc; fwwdered. U9 llc; granulated, lOglo-j; sWuaaxd a,

10c; off A, H3o: white extra 0,999; fine yellow 9H(c: good yellow. 99')yci fair yellow, iivc; common grades, b4to. CoCeee Common, 9X9Qc; Orainary, 11 3 123c; fair. 12H413j; good, 139140: prime. 14 (sloe; strictly prime, l.t16Ho; cnolce, 16HA17o; old Government Java, 2432e; Arbuckle's roasted, 14 414S5c; Levertng's, 14c,

Molamea and Byrupa New Crleans moiiMet, new crop, 6f(H7ac; syrup 523?0o per gaL for common to choice. Rloe Carolina and Louisiana, TVJflSo. Srlcea Pepper, lkl9c; alsplce, lsciiuc; clove, IVSöOc; Kluger, jf'ibc; cinnamon in mats, 25 J 40c: nutmegs. &6c'41 05; mace. Si 051 10. for 60 to 100 pocketa. Salt Lake sells in oar lota at II 10: dray lots at Si 15: small iota lOo more from store; dairy, 82 K563 00. dtarch Refined pearl, 4H'94e per lb; Xareka 60: champion gloss lamp. 7äc; Improved com. ta't Pish Mackerel, extra mess, $H per brl! halves. 112; No. 1 mMkeral, 915; halves, S75u; No. 2 mackerel, Sil 50; halves, 15; No. $ mackere; Si 50: halves.?') 25: Ijo. 1 whitetiih.half bris. S7 50; famUr whiteh h, halves. $-" 50; No. 1 herring $5, Codfihh Koueles, 60(4 per 100 lbs; Grand Bank. tg6,pe'lb. foreign itut London layer raislna, S3 25a S 35: new layer, 2 90.43 uO per box; Valencia. 13 314c; Sultana, 14$15;: looe Mrcatel ndslna, M 10. Leooas. Mesidna. five tier, fancy S4 50 i5 00. Orangee Messina, S7 0Ct$7 25; Imperial. $7 53i47 75. Pmnea Prime Turkish. 7S!c: Bohenuau, 6?iS7c; French, 12i(äiöc; currants, 7 Q7,Sc. Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lb, 5100 m 10: S !ba. SI 251 3.1: Peaches. 2 Its. standard. II 6C041 65; 8 lbs. S &0(2 75; seconds, t lbs. t2 25 2 55; 2 IU, SI 40&1 4; Pie PeacheR, 3 lr SI 40 el to: 6 lb.. f2 tsm 00; Blackberries, 11 f5(l 40; i:rawberriet!.l 40.tl 45: Raspberries. $1 Co gl 65; :ho'r.e. rI. SI 10 wnlte, 2 25; String Heans. !1 10O1 20; Orten Pea warrowfe.t SI 6531 76; arl Juiie.ll 76e185: California, il'jO: Yarmouth Dorn. 51 f0;l t6: Mouutaiu Sugar Corn, fl 5c 150: Ex'.lent Cora. SI 531 55; Polk. 2 lbs. Si 15 1 2": Polk. S lbs. 51 7fl 80; Golden Rule, tl V41 60: Fevere, Si .'V4I 60; Apples, standard, 3 lb., 9 c; gallon, S3 153 25: lib. Alacxerci.Cl 3"sl 35: PinOKpplos, tl i5;cj2 25; Saiwi, 1 lb. SI 7h)l 75: 2 lbs. ?3 25; Lobsxers. 1 lb. 5175; S1U,S2 7'S; Tumbler Jellies. 85eJc: Covv: ürt?T 1 lb. Uht wei-ht. WJ.55C: 1 lb. IU1 wkr?it,Sl osai 10: 2lbe. Ucht welgb. fl 10: 2 Us full wclgM. 81 S0cl .": üafüIc. Kroner. Js. 11 T.sl S5 it dos. ; Aasrlcan 'x, tl 00 por dos. Drag Market. Alcohol. (2 2X2 28; ca torn el 75cTi.l 25; C&mphor, 3o au-iic; ixx hinel, tWTOc: chlorofona, tofa 90c;guui' opium. 81 515 75; Indigo, 81 &y& ot; mt,nihine, s3Ka4U0. Oils Castor, $1 1C1 15; sweet oll. 90C&J1 75; olive oil, $15033 00; bergamct (Sandeiron's), $2 75,"33 00; lemon (panderson's), 83 25.S 50. Quinine, P. A W., $2 20 2 2-S; ci:.:nrnidia,P. $t W.,5100xl 05. American bi-carb. soda. 4';t5c; Kngllsh do., 56"3t0. Snuff Garrett's 'i r. pcks, $1 15 per doz. ; 4-os. bottles, i-"t 60 per doz. Flove's sulrtur, 4v6c Turpentine, 50,Vk. Krgiisa ver. re1," by bbl., V : less quantities, 8v2. Io-.iie. $3 N.337.1. Iodide potah, $2 ib. Cloves. 4.!( ' lie. Rhubarb, CtC (3? 1 25. Window glass, CO and 5 percent.: double 65 per cent, c ff. tbe Iron Slarket Screw cod Htsp ranges iv5H". vd'Eg to tiae L-4 rV.ss,ve; rar. ;e Barlron 2 so-iw)c. Korwav Iron FAT aud taane, 0".. roo. ii)c. Cut Nolle Neu. 10 to 60. 23 p"" teg s-csl er s'.ses regular advance., ilc.xe Shoes Enrdon's t5 0: r-rrj &cj: mule shoes $100 hlihfir. Eorse-Eboe Nails Nor'-hwesterr. , Globe andlhatnaia, abhd. ,i C-0 Ior8's: smtf liir siie rnilr tdVaViOJ. Carriage and Tira Bolts üfcflued SO per ejet.; Norway so and 10 ter ce'Jt. Nuts and Wafers 45 cents off manu!aoturerf " 11-t- Iron narrow Tecta 4c. Steel Harrow Toeth 5c Stools Aicencan, Uc: extra s?es and Qualities additional; toucd maMnerr, c; spring, 8-3; toe calk, c; bwataeMl, iar.fiiltOr: tire, according to rise and brand, 6,37c; plow t'.oel slabs, &&Se. Kiseellaneona Ujja.9ta. nenlfoksoi8,23i3.Tc; oak sole, JCtf.; Pcnns r Ivan ia harness leather. 37n?4(; harnese leather SO 37c: bridle leather, per dos., domestic kip, 4.j.20c; French k1p, 90cri 90: domestic-calf WufrtlTi 2: Freren raif. $1 l--sl (5. Ov'8 "ffeqantc: Mrseed, raw, 7i6nc: boiled. 6Cc; lard oll.eitrs.9? SWc mLiei's' 01:, 57c: ln;r -tVmr ott, llff&c; straits 01:, V-t beislue. 1 i&Uc; cial oil. Indian legal tast. 9Sl0c; ISO teft. !C(4l0Vc: vraterwh'de. P'.0J, 12&Uc. Tinners Supo'lee "a -T-.ote: lit charooal tn, I C, lCx!4, 14x20 and lia.U, $7 00 per box I X, 10rJ4. 14x20 snd 12x12 $9 00 rei box : 1 tr 14x20, roofing tin,Gn 50 per box : I C.T'.'x'X. OSlVl: block tin, ;n plt, 2S2: In bars, 2fc. Iror 27 R Iron, 4 90; 17 C Iron, 7 00; Moorcfcead r' vrjilred. So per cent. d!runt. Shaft r'ne, S" CorncT bottoms, 31a Plr.nh.hed eoriper, iTJC. Coier, 15A17C. Wire, 40 percent, off list. tlVK STOCK. Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Stock Tahdb. May 22. Hogs Receipts, 765 head; shipments, snahead. The market opened asin with a very Tgnt sup ply of hogs, aud with a continuation of the brisk demand developed in yesterday's matket, the few oßeringi were taken quick at asbarpadvance, but c7irjj to light wcibu we are nut able to give the füll sirens' h of this market: however, good st.a:ght hogs of l'.O to 2C0 pounds average old reaJily at $ 7i&7 to. tr.d choi e pigs, of 11') lo 159 pounds average, were in etions reiuei si 87 4)7 10, which wi.! five en insljht what good heavy packing and fcliippiug would command if here. We quote: Heavy packing and shipping....'. i Mfa 10 Assorted light and medium- 7 t" Common to goo llht 7 '.'u o7 7u Pigs. 7 00 7 ;ii Heavy rough 6 ;'.fi(a7 '2' tSkips... - 5 OOjjj 5 Cattle P.eeeipts, 110 head; shipments, none We have a very slim basis f.ir a reio't 10 day. The receipts light and of a poor average quality; in consequence butchers failed to mpply tae wai ls, besides they were Com p2lled to take stock that lhy would not under favorable cireums'ances. The yards were cleared quick at an advance of ful'y 25 cents on common and medium grades. Nothing in the way of good or choice was od'eied. We quote: Good to prime shipping - 85 9it 7 mv Common to fair shinpln!-.. C CO $ 6 7i Good to choice butchers' 6 CO 4 ü (V) Common t fair butchers' 3 75 3 0 75 Heavy tocdera ... ... 5 00 -4 6 00 Stock steers a .- 3 W'i 4 50 Common cows 2 25 3 50 Bulls.. ......-. ... . . '2 25r 5 5C Veal calves - 5 00. ji 6 50 Milch C0W8 . 25 C0303 (X) Sheep Receipts, SO head: shipments, cone. This branch of the trade is very quiet for want of stock, but there i- a good strong demand for fat sheep at our quotations: Good to choice clipped 84 5XM5 50 Common 10 fair. 3 25(4-1 25 Elsewhere. PHILADELPHIA, May 22. Cattle Active: the highest prices ever known. Sales, 1,400 head. Prime. S4 87H39 23; good. SS 37fi 75; medium. $7 l.fös 25: common, 87 25rt7 75; fat cows, 5o 'i'yu'i i": oressed leeves. 81K13 25. Sheep Active. Sales of l.-.oo head. Sheared, 83.a,6 i2Y2. Wool. tj(ä7: ispring lambs, 86 25&10 50 per bead. Hogs Sales of 6 C00 bead. Market active; prime, 811 75; good. 511 25'J12; light mixed, 810 öOylL CHICAGO, May 22 The Drovers' Jouru fports: Hogs Receipts, 22,000 head; shipments, 4.6-30 head. Market active and 5ctlCc higner, with a poor quality of ollerings: common to "good mixed. S'OiHi 5)5; liifht. 87 4')tS 05; heavy mckingand snippirg, 57yS 50; t.kips atid culls, $5 75 s7 5J. Cattle ytecop: 3,6W uoau: shipments. 500 bead. Market active; iOÄlöc advance over last week. No extra Ktock her,-' the quality being very poor; exports. 87 20(47 50: common to fair, 8t 2V7; mixed butchers' plentiful and easier at 12 5uit5 65; grars Texans are a t-itie easier, but prices are steady at Si 30ri5 50 for canners, and 84 6."(ü5 75 for shippers; stockers, 83 50Y5 50. Sheep Receipt, 600 head: shipments, none. Market fteady. Inferior to fair shorn, S3 104; go-t to choice $4 20Q10: wooied, 81 5t'r6 60. The Drovers' Joumal Liverpool cable reports American cattle advanced ic; best, 17c. Sneep steady: best, 18320c BALTIMORE, May 22 -Beef Cattle Receipt in excess of demand. Market lower and prices Q lie lower, common showing the most decline; very best, 7 62 50: first quality, 86 25f7 62J; medium. $5 7rtv 77; ordinary, ti 00r5 00 ; most sales at 6 50e6 75. Receipts, 1,190 head. Swine Fair supply and in moderate to good demand. Receipts, 5.SS8 head ; quotations at 9 50 v 1 1 00. Sheep Receipts, iheep and lambs, 5 265 head; quotations: skeep. Si 50.5 75; lambs, t6QH, ST. LOUIS. May 22. Cattle Receipts, I.SOO bead: shipment". l.loO bead. Supply entirely grass Texans and Indians, which sold promptly at strong tricfs: common to filr. f I oi: gixxi to choice, .8 25 (6. Shinpiug steers wan tie t. also native butchers' stock, but none offered; feeders also in demand. Sheep Receipts, 3,200 head; shipments. 2.000 head. Supply liberal and quality good: buyers demand concessions; medium to fancy muttons sell at St(5 50. Hogs Active and higher and demand exceeds the supply: light to best 1 orkers, S6ip t: packing. 87 407 90; butchers' to fancy, 8(S 30; pigs. S3 70a6 90. Receipts, 3.2C0 head ; shipments, 1,300 head. NEW YORK, May 22. Drovera' Journal Bureau renorts: Beves Reeipts. 4.600 head, making 11,200 for the week. Not so firm; prices dropped strong, 5c on mediums and lower grades and about SI per head on better qualities; t.ip steers, botn corn-iea and still fed, B'jld at SIL 25 5 75; poor to gooä

steers, 811 7515; Several ctr loads Texas steers ! so d late Saturday at. Sl('(12 25. Exporters ut-ed I ijn M steers. Shipments for week. 554 live cattle. K 5 live sheep, l.lis quarters beef, 76 carcasses , mutton.

Siteep Receipts. 11,009. making 35,200 fir wek. Dull; 2.VJc lower, witn falm. common to prime clipped bneep, 81 25rfc6 25. S'iCiS 50 for Southern spring lambs; not all mid. Swine Receipts. 9.700, making 27,0f0 for the week. Pirm for live hogs; S7 75i5S 2" per l.X) lbs. BUFFALO. May 22 Cattle ReceiDU to-dsv. 815 head; consigned through, 103 car. Market in good demand, and prices a shade higher. Offerincs nominal: poor to medium extra steers, S3S 2-j: good to choic?, $7 bOl IK); fair to me dium. $ti bö&7 V); light, C$&; Missouri Texans, $." 50äi6. Sheep and Iambs-Receipts, 3,203 head; consigned through, 8 cars. Ihe market is dull, owing to unfavorable eastern reports: fair to good clipped thtep, 85 25S5 50; choice, 55 75; common, 54 7:ö. äeverat cars unsold. Hogs Receipts. 8. O) head; total for the week thus far, 14,500 bead; for tbe Mime time last week. 11,000; consigned through, 73 cars. Tbe market is steady with good deme ud for good to choice; Yorkers, 510: light mixed graces, $7 75.'.'7 ; good to medlumweigats, t2Ps 35 ; P1 80 o&7. EAST LIBERTY, Pa.. May 22 -4:attle Receipts, 2,057 head. Market slow at about last week's prices. Hogs Receipt. 4,700 head. Market firm; Philadelphias, $7 10(Vi 40; Yorkers. 87 7ut. Sheep Receipts, 7,Sj0 head. Market dull; prices 25c oft from last week. KANSAS CITY, May 22. The Commercial Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts. 80 head; shipments, none: demand exceeds the supply ; prices a shade higher to buy. Hogs Receipts, 1,400 head: shipments. 1O0 head. Market active and higher. So OC'ö'7 ÜÖ, but bulk of sales, $ '.Wi,7 15. Sheep Receipts. 200 bead ; shipments, 200 head. Market unchanged. GESEKAL MAKKDIS, Produce Markets. NEW YORK, May 22. Cotton Irregular at 12' ii127 8: futures steady; May, 11.9.5c: June, 12 0.VJ: July 12.18c; August, 1187c; September, ll.&7c; October, 11.45;; November, ll.2Sc; December, ll.'j9c: January, 11.40c: February, 11.51c Flour steady; receipts, IS 0O bbis : exjorts, 3,700 bbl.; snperßue, 54(3025; commoTi tc good, extras, 85(25 80; good to choice. 85 59 25; white wheat, extra, S7 7.V49 2-5; extra. Ohio. 80 20 (a, 50; ,St. Louis, i-5 20 S'J'25; Minnisota pateut pi iug. t 25ja9 75. Wheat Ojened better, afterwaid lost advance, declined HtUi:,cicsiug dull and weak; receipts, 5.H otO ou. ; exports, 42.000 bu.; No. 2 epring, 81 37 : ungraded spring, Stial 27: ung-aled red. 81 17Q1 4S.V; No. 3 do., $1 42; No. 2 red. 81 4v4(l4'.t; certificates nd delivered : l45fo b; No. red. 8152; ungraded white, 1 1 $144; .No. 1 do. nominal. fjUlk, No. 2 red; May, sales of 96,000 bu. at $1 4S41 50, closing at SI 4s'i: June, sa e of csjoj' ou. st ft 4s"4'c.ji 5o, clising at 81 4s!: July, sales &f 7 w pu. at 81 32'ir4l 3.i' closing at fl 3iy. ; August, sales oi 216,Ov.o bu. at 51 21 ul 25, cioti.ig at SI 24: September, sales of IJO.lW bu. at $1 21 01 "27J8. closing at 8121. Corn 1id.y. lower; receinib, 112 On" bu.; eiports. -J9 5'.ij üu.; ungraded, S5(S3;ic; No 2 S5S'-: ungraded white, 91c; No 2 May. June. si?'5.",c: closiiig at m;4c; July, M.AV2v';e. cluing at Mc: August. 8:VS2e, closine at S2l'iT: fepiember. 82) (.s.. closing at82Kc. Oan. J iJsc lower; reeeipis, 1 05. C00 bu.; exports, 520 tu. ; mixed westera, 0(ii'.t: white 62jtfiSc, Hay Quiet and steady 'si 7t,47tic. O'ffee Ste-ad v and unchanged. Än8i euiel aud Ami: f:lr to gofd teüuig. 7,V'47c Molasst stuiei and unchanged. Kice Dull and weak. Petri teum -Quiet bm steady: united ,'j7'ic: crude, f?e27 c reflned. TJie. l.w r .rra tit K''aV-. P.oslu Firm at ?i 30. Turpentine Dull at 47c Egs Wesem fresh wek aud declining at 19c. Vork strong aud l'aiily sei:ve; i:etv mcs, S-0 4.e.t'ö0. Betf tiniei aud firm. Cut mest.- Q'ju-t and 11a chsiaed. Lard Weit; pi line uteata fl nj' (tll.V. Butter Dull and nominal at 12-2 lu Cheese Quiet but firm, at 7(isH'c. CHICAGO. Mny 22. I'lour Firm not inorably niuer. Wheat 0-m.iiu xu.r. ptitt-s dvaTicei aud ueiied;5l "2s' i c.isli; SI Msv: 51 'JsT.;.luiie: 5' -7,!jJaiT; 'fl IT, Auuit;'5l yenr: .u. S Chicago sprins. SI Mml It'.'tJ rej-cted; - '.'. Com Fi,lv ar iv anu uielier: 7-liTtlc: 7i::4' cash aud May ; 7.';8-: June and July; 72;sc August: 7lc Sepituoet ; 5s;j,r! year. Oats Duil Sim a sumie lower: 5i?e eaii": o.c May ; 10 .'(';,! June; i'l'c July: -r Ansuit: St'.fä.:iP4c ?epiera'er: 3':t,c j-ar. Kyt v-eniv jitid 1111chafged a' 77c. Barley Steady and t.iitbaog'd; fl(6tlii"i. riaxs.eed Steady and' unchiti ced. Butter Dull; c-emeries 2iui, :c: dairies fair to choice H-aJOC. Pork Act re. n-m and rt.irher: 5-19 -'' 19 7ricasb:$:9 WÄ19 65 Mav;8'9 67al9 C7June: $19 ST'., g . 99 July. S.O'-'i-i.) o7 . A-jgust. $2015 (i20 i7- Sepiemn r Laii-Fa::iv active and higuer: 8il421,'"-l 45 tasn: $ t 4"(all 47! June; 5:1 tO;Uti2,Julv: 51 1 7'.,u II 75 August; 8US-S Sei)iember: $11 35 jes Ua'k Meat htroiig, limner; Mi'.ul lers, 7.: snort rib-. $11 in; Knortc I S2't WbUky steady and unchanued Freignts t:rn to Buil'ao, 2e. Call W !irt - l usct. d and loer: $! l';w'ixl 2s!4 M-:y: 31 '.'s' June: 51 -jr-.f-l 27'i July: If I 1 ö J H (all! AU'4U.: i 9)', Svt;emter: $1 tJi,' ye.r. tViru Ksirdeinsinl but owerrites; 4,(a7.5öc Mav; 7i;.'t72c June: 72,7214e July; 74 c August; ll47.:I; Set i niuei ; .'Väc year. tHts buil and sha.i lower: .ril4c May: S7',,c Auputil: :'irV'i:'4;!4p year. O'lit-is anchsnuej Pork li:m, iki qan'.atjiy hi',;;ir. Lra ijenersliy uuctiangtd, out some sales rather higher. Kec-:p s-F.our, l,Pi bt.ls ; vtheat. 4 TOO bit.; com, 2't'.t"'"0 bu. ; o s, 6i.0t0 bu. : rje. 3 ;;u0 tu.; UH. ev, 9 .'! bu. Sliiptiients Flour, 9.0UÜ b Is : whe.ii. 57!i0 bn.; com. 104 000 bu.; cats, bl.OOO bu. ; 1 ye, 2tsj0 bu ; bat ley, 4,0i'0 bu. ST. LOUIS, May 22. Flour Unchanged. Wheat Cash, higher: options unsettled and weak; No. 2 red, 81 3141 K2 cash; $1 oö'i May; 8124-4 June; 81 13' July; 51 09 August; 81 ovtj-ä September; 1 QHfr year; No. 3 do, $1 22;il 23. No. 4 do, 81 14 asked. Corn Slow aud weak; 767fc according to location, mainly 70c cash; 70e May; 73t,c June: 72c July; 72' 4c August; 7J4: September; 55J.; year. Oats Lower: 53,',,c cash; 52'c May; 50'-4e June: 4c July. Rvt Dull at 75e bid. Barley Slow st 75ofijSl 10. Lai Dull at 54 50. Butter Unchanged. E-gs Unchanged. Pork Strong and higher: S20 bid cash; 820 50 aked June: $0 10 bid July. Dry Sait Meat Higher and in good demsnd "for car lots; shoulders, 850; snort rib, $1 30: shoit clear, 811 J0. Bacon Higher; shoulders. $9: shott rib, $12 60; short clear. 812 45Ä12 50. Lard Nom iaal. Receipts Flour. 5.0U0 bbla.; wheat. iW.coO bu : corn, 59,000 oats, 31,000 bu.; rye, 1.000 bu. ; barley, none. ShipmeiiUv-rFlaur. 3,000 bbls ; wheat, 16,000 bu.; corn. 29.1WJ bu.; oats, b,m bu.: rje. none: batlev. none. Af'ernx)a Call Wheat Lower at SI ?4!-s June: 81 12tm July: nominal August; 81 OS i September; 81 01 bid year. Corn Slow at 76c Mny; 73c Dia June; 2'ic July; 2j August; 55Vjc year. Oats I'uchaiiKed and nolbiiiic dune HIILADELPHIA. May 22. Flour Firm but trade dull; Pennsylvania supethue 54: western and Pennsylvania extras, $4 50,'g.; low Minnesota, St '25; Minnesota extra, $7 25Q7 50; Pennsylvania extra family, StlHS 25; Onio do., choice. 87: do., new process. 57 50; Minnesota patent sprint, Stii 9. Rye Hour In light demand at $4 5''(ci5. Wheat Mrmer; No. 2 red. grain denot, 31 45: NO. 2 red May. 81 45,-il 47; Juue. SI 41rttl 41,4; July, SI 2p1 '2y4; August, 81 22Hi 2. CornIn Rood demand I at full prices for local lots; options yC&Hc lower; sail mixed, track, IC&Ssc; do., grain depot. Stic: stesmer do , Hw. mxed. May. 6.5(aS7c; June, S214'iS2.Sc: July, 5C; August, itViQSJltf . Oatj- hi moderate demand; No. 2 white, G2(H02Hc; No. 3 white. 61f.2c; mixed, 60c Provisiops Firm. Mess Beef 517: India mess, f. o. b . 52ö30. Mess iork, 520 2'x 20 5: prime mess, 519. tsmoked hams. 515(gll5 50. Lard -Kettle, 812 25; steam, 811 56312. Butter Dull and veak; creamerv, 22f26c: Eastern, extra, 24325c; do., firsts, 202:;; dairy, ln(Ä2ttc Kggs Quiet at 20i. Cheese Firm atid fairly active at lOfailc. Petroleum omlnally uuchsnged. Receipts Flour. 4.750 bbls.; wheat, 1Ö.5C0 bu.: com. 11,000 bu.; oats, 5.0C0 bu. Shipments Corn 600 bu BALTIMORE, May 22. Flour Easier; western superfine, 81 2 yt4 50; extra. St 755 75: family, $i'.(!j6 75. W heat Western stfady and inactive: No. 2 winter red. spot. 81 43fsl 44: May, 81 43 il 41: June. 8) 43 ti l: July. 51 2ftl 20M: August, 81 22rl 22. Corn Western dull and easy; western mixed, spot and June, 81'c bid; July, 82(3 kl4c. Oats Quiet and firm ; Western white, 6104 (AU-; mixed, f. (,6Ic; Pennsylvania,' U)ftfi.V Rye Dull at 879uc Hay Steady at 517.41$. Provisions Fnm ; mess pork, 819 7020 75. Bulk shoulders and clear rib sides packed. 9 504 12 2-5 Bacon: shoulders. $10"25; clear rib sides, $13 25. Hams 815 25räl5 75. Lard Refined, 612 75. Butter Dull; Wettern packed. 16(i25c; roll, S520c Egci Quiet at 19($:tc. Petroleum Quiet: refined. 7Qtc. Coffee Firm; Rio cargoej. 89Vc. Sugar tfuiet; A sofi. 9J.C. Freights Dull. Receipts Flour. 1.027 bbio.: wheat, 13,4 10 bu. ; corn, 7,197 bu. ; oats, 910 bu. ; rye. 670 bu. Shipments Wheat, 49,153 bu.; com. 11,105 bu. Sales Wheat. 170,537 bu.: corn, 11.074 bu. NEW ORLEANS, May 22. Flonr-Qniet and steady": XXX, 55 756; high grades. $i 12HC7 15. Corn Higher; mixed aud yellow, 9"c; white, 5cCi?t. Oats Dull and steady at 6Sc. Cornmeal Q'ifct : held at $4 35(31 40. Hay Easier: ordinary, 818ö21; prime. $25; choice quarter bnles. $26. Pork-Hitrber at r20 8720 50. Lard Firm; refined tierce. 511 75cll 87: e?. $12 25. Bulk meat Stronger: shoulders, 89 75; clear riband long clear, 812 375-12 50. Sugar cured hams Steadv and iu fair demand; canvassed do., 11(515 25, as in sine and brand. CoffeeFirm; Rio cargoes. C'10?4c Sugar Dull and lower; common to good common, 6-;i37c: fair to fully fair. 7-87c; prime to choice. 8r 8e; yellow claritied", $i9Xs. Molasses Dull and unchanged; commou reboiled, 45Cd47c: fair re boiled, 50vi: prime, 55r5x Rice Dull; Louisiana, (s;. 1J change NewYork, 82 per $1,000; sterling, St 88. BOSTON, May 22. Flour Limited demand and prices imchangea. com tautet ana steany. 0. 1 an,! hioh mixed. DOfS.Olc: steamer, mixed and yellow, fi'.tßt'.iOc; no jrmde, 87((tv.c. Oats Finn : No. 1 km) extra white. wa69c: No. 2 white. MkfSi"; k a An C!2'ri63c: No. 2 mixed- alVi(a02o. Re I Quiet at 81. Pork Firm: prime. 816 &05tl7; mess, 19 Wv2u; aear, mciuouig uiuis, tax-

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! pia'e. $l7(.rl8. Lara Firm at 511 S7!s(tl2 25 s'raok.l hams $U' 5Vlt '25. Biitter Fir de mond and iccrra.td rtceipu; cteamerr. 'Ji'i-:; ladle i.scked. 17;323. Cheese Dull:" f.r.13; Eesrs Firm: IsJilitc. .Receipts Flour. 4.5)'mbbis. no S7.- sacks; ra, 10.WU bu.; wrtcst, oOO bu. ; oatf. 2.0OU du. fcüipmeuis-corn, njo du. MILWAUKEE, May 22.Flonr-Firm. ua chauged and in fair demand. Wheal Easier and very tame; No. 2 Milwaukee Bard, nominal : No. 2 Milwaukee. 81 31; May. fl 31; June, 11 Sli; July and August, 51 2!; September atid year, 81 12i. nominal; No 3. 81 13; No. 4 s:id rejected. mmiuai. i4iru rieaay ana in isir nrraiun ; No 2, 74?4c: rejected, 72c Oat Steadv ; No. 2. blZe; while. 55c. Rye luacive; No. 1.82c bid. BarleyQuiet: No. 2 spiiug, 55c; No. S, 83c bid. Previsions Hinher; mess pore. $19 70 casn and May; $19 921 June IaniFn me steam. $11 47S4 cash and May: $11 59 Jupp. Hojs C;uiet at $7 SO (jjH Rpceipts h"Hi. 13.000 bn : corn, 11. OtO bu.; ats, 3.f) bu. Shipments Wheat, ll.OtO bu.; cru. 450 bu. : oats. 2.0uo bu. CINCINNATI, Mar 22 Cotton Dull and lower at ll?4c Flour Firm : farnily. $f üOciG 25; fancy, 56 &uu7 25. Wheat Duil and loer: No. 2 red winter, 81 541 35Spot: 81 154 MdJuiT. Corn Q'tietand firm: No. 2 mixed. 77,',u77Vc spot; 7e.";c bid May : 70" ec bid June; 7s4c Juiv; 7s'4c bid August; SJ45 September: 'l-', bid October; 62cjear. Oats Qniet: No 2 mixed, v.'.fe. Rye Dull; 82.?. Barley Dull at 81 0. Pork Strong at 820 25. Lard s-tronper at 811 40. Bulk meatsStrong and higher; shoulders. S 50: clear rib, $11 o7. Bacon StroTieer; shoulders, 89; clear rib 5!2 25; clear, 512 6 Butter uiet and unchanged: chob e Western Reserve 21c: choice Cctrpl Olio, 1;. Lln?eed Oil American, 55(cvc. Hogs Firm at 86jjS. lU;ceipts, C0J head; shlpmerts, none. LOUISVILLE, May 22. Provisions Stroiifi. Mess pork. SJtxii 2u 50, bulk shoulders, 88 50; clear rib, 811 .rJ: clesTsiies, $12. Bacon Shoulders, Sr9 Z5; clear rib, $12 12l; clear. 512 60. Sugar-cured Hams and Lard Wirm crd unchangexi. Flour steady and unchanged. Grain Dull; wheat and corn nominally unchanged : mixed oats, 593 siot. CottonQuiet aud uuch&nced: ciosed. ordinarxat ,;': g"Od ordinary. 11c; low m.ddllrc, lljc; lumujM.f-. ii;bc; juiures uuii, weaK ana iowe:. KANSAS CI ry. May 22. Wheat -Receipts. 3.C00 bu.; shipments. 8.0-Jubu.; quiet: No 2 red. 51 is bid ca'h; 51 12 asked Jot:i e; No. 3 do..fl b:d cash; 91Jg ! bid June. Corn-Receipts. M 0MJ bu : shinTOeuts, 9 (A hu.; wesker; No. 2 mixed. 7'2-.'.i,73c cash: 7-5 June: 72c bid July. Oats slow; o. . tnixeu, o-c niu. OSWEGO. Mav 22. Wheat Steadv. Corn Nommany uucnangea. LIVERItlOL. May 22. Cotton Moderate deraaud at 6 9-10-if0?-id: sales. 10.000 bales, in cluding 2.000 for speculation aud export and o,.ju Amencan. Lard, fss. roric. 87s. Bacon Long clear, 51s; short clear. 57s. TOLEDO. May 22 Wheat-Steady: No. 2 red. spoi. May, Si 49: June. 51 35; July, $1 17; August. $1 14: year. $1 2 Corn Steadv aud iu iiird-mand; high mixed, 0c: No. 2, spot,7sV.c; May, 77c: June. 741: Ju'y. 71: year. 57-f-c. fao Steady; No. 2. pot. May, 60c Close Marset auii. ej'ioiaiKrjs uomlualy uncbangetl. Kecripts Wheat. 31,000 bu ; corn, 10,000 bu; oats. 1.100 bu . Shipments Wheat, 3,900bu.; corn, 2.C00 uu. ; oats, uouc. The Tobacco Market. LOUISVILLE i:y.t May '21 -During the rast week the r-.-ceipts cf leaf tobacco amounted to 2,310 hogsheads, against l,tso the previous week snd 1.S20 in the corresponding week of last year. The large increase in receipts, tho week's aggregate being about the largest of the year, is sequence of tue excellent and long spun out wet spell which preceded the wek and followed a pro'.r-cted spell cf weather, which prevented striking aud prizing either day, or cold atid harsh, or ooin, accoramg to country advices, lne pretnt run will biii.5 nearly all the remnant of crops to-the market There is doubtless a small p reell! a ee to come forward, speaking relatively to former years that ttere is sliil a good deal of tobacco held here and tliere iu ihe conutrv. The weather has been rutlier favcraole, tbough still the temptratuie is lower than r.crniai The oiTerinEs of dark and heavy tobacco have been of an off character generally, with but a very ft-w sample of pure types ana a'large percentage of nondescript leaf and lugs. The supply of these descriptions hss taxed the demand uud prices have not been regularly steady. Lugs and non-d-script lea die(ea perceptibly near the begininland were irregularly easv during the woek, but on ihe last day or two have been steadier. Prices do net vary uiaierh-Ly frum th4se previously noticed, which showed a at el ne. UVful descii;tioiss have been relatively active and steady at previous priot 8. Burley tobacco has been active and strong for good grades. 6teady for mediums aud irregular for noinleseript styles. Colory offerings haw attracted a lively competition and have sold at full prices. The highest price of the season, 828.50, was paid for cutting hogshead at the Boone warehouse. The Picket sold Hart County wrappers Saturday at 847 50, the highest price of the season or the last two or three years from Kentucky for bright wrappers. Planters might reasonaolv take this as a hint that there is still a large profit in cultivating and curing skillfully yellow wrapping, which as a Kentucky product, was for some time in disfavor. bsbFjT'fs"A1 lliMssliTsli The Great Healing Remedy. Old Dr. Pitcher's remedy for Children's Complaints.' Eureka, Drain Tile Machinal This Machine im nN.t.n. ti&l and durable in construction; simple in Its arrangements; easy of access to ita wearing parts; havingSTRENGTH THAT EVEN GROSS If EQLECT eould scarcely BltEAK. leaving kttle to be desired as an EFFECTIVE ttt.h 2I A CHINE. ft-jJ-Wa Srirm Oil. Hvlilna K- .1, . . bdoK well inlted to either. Our TU Sie raoge in tue tram 1 to V iot. in aiametcr; mnt la hape e vary them to suit lbs tutaoreuatomrn. Asa Brick Macbioe ft U also aeomplet tieeM. It li futly varraocfed aa a 1 or Brick Ma. attine. Send fareirraUr. PR 1 If TT V n m- m . TT - a - - a a a -a. iwA, xnqianapona, ino. m ma esssly fja CUlir-UwithlXJUIiLE (I g CIJXOKIDK of OOLI. Efav Fre-. The. Morphine Lrr; '200 i T.KSf.TK E. KKLE k.M. DU WIGHT, 1.00. -VTOriCE OP INSOLVENCY. 1 In the matter of the lhtate of Andrew J. Vrtnsickle, deceased. In the Marion Circuit Court. Notice Is hereby given thst upon petition men in said Court by the administrator of said estate, set'ire up the, insufficiency of the personal estate of slid decedent to pay the dibte and liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court did, on the 8th dayot May. 1882, find said estate to be probably insolvent, and order the same to be settled tccordipgly. The cteditors of atd estate sre tcere fore hereby uoti tied of such insolvency and required to file their Ciaims against said estate for allowance. Witness, the Clerk and Seal of said court at In-liananolis, Ind., this Sth day of May. 192. mayi7-3T UAIL it. tS-AISPWAaUaU, 1KI&. Uilsoa's Jew Detached Abstract Blanks. all Ahstiacters shmild use Wilson's Blsnks. which have ail the legal forms and certificates necessary for the making of complete Abstracts. They are the neatest ana most admirably suited to tne wants of Abstracters of any that have ever been offered to the profession. Price 81.50 per ISO. Address WILSON St WILSON. Proprietors of the Lishtning Abstract of Title and Index Combined, Danville. Ind. "JET A D1TOT DID1 CO f"' FwiiWied Arcnw. LHLArLo I DIDLC.O ii.oiii.r,!.-,):',,. trafratar. üh Vflo.S-T----..l .f'nTS WANiLÜ A Month for . TEACHERS and Stadents in a light Bus! ness. aciiU for Circular, P. W. ZIKGLER CO., 1 80 East Adams street ( bicago. 111. SlBKaBBBSBaaaaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaSB MISCELLANEOUS. 50 All new style Chromo Cards, no two alike name on. 10c. Clinton Bras., ClintonvLle, Ct $3 to $24 per day at home; 8 outfit all free. Ad dress Know Us 4 Maxim, Itttsjeld. Mass, (Jnr) awetfk. S12 a day at home aslly' mad 0 1 Costly outfit tree. Address True & Co. Augusta, Maine.

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