Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1885 — Page 8

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1 THE INDIANA STATE BENTiNfiL. WEDNESDAY APRIL 29 I8fit.

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THE TEST I fUaaUitoawaoa a hot stove sä aaaSad.tt. ano ttm ootp and sinail, A abmalst wUl Ml Im r tlna S 4ataet tb pmww of i L. iy 1"Sa K7E5iT CO.V.AiN '-J!OXUc &! ssuiHrn-srs k? rtaVP '"'' asroSCA Ja uTailuv. fitn for & ?r.arr or a ft Btl t et.m-üi'ierr rV.if.-.e lt, TKF TEST C? THi dVSL Dr. Prices sjerisl ?:373mg Eitrncts, 1 Ito Mm wt. Ml UMmu n natura 1 1 ' kncvSttAA 8r. Pries lypulto Yeast Gams Far Lhjht, Eei'tb Bread, To BmI Tit Ä iHit In tb World. SPECIAL ij VCCUL J FLAVOniMS HOST PERFECT MADE Vanilla, limon. Orange, Almond. Kos, etc., lhivor delicately ami naturally as the fruit. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO. st. ixiris. KANSAS RA IX STOKS. Maxy Live Lost and Mach Lira Stock Drowned Railroads Damaged. St. Louis, April 23. Dispatches from Southeastern Kareas report the heaviest rain fall since Taesdny that has ever been known in that part of the State. Over twelve inches of water are said to have fallen. All level country is enbmerged ao J la a vast sheet of water. Traffic on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad many miles each way from Parsons is suspended, and a passenger train which left Parsons jester lay on the Fcrt Scott and Gnlf Head, was wrecked sot far from town. A large number of hoss and cattle in the stock yards on the Laheit Kivtr, one mile from I'aiaons, were drowned, crd, it is said, hundreds, perhaps thousand, of animals have been drowned in tue aarlonrdirjg country. The streams ro?e so rapidly, and the water poured don in inch torrents. that little, if anything, conld be done in the way of referring live stock or securlo? other kinds of property. Fields are devastate! in II directions, and great destruction of crocs ard rnovfable property hai occurred. A negro settlement near Parsons was inundated .ai-d mm; of the people were rscaed only f'er grat difficulty and bard 'abar with tm provisDpd toaU and other meaos. Tbe Marisa'on Jlier, which rang Dear Fort Sv j.t, cveitlovied its banks with a rash and aabrcerged a f ettlemect of lrom ;ooto pann'ation. known as Nortn Fort Sott. the water standinsc in many of the bouses from tniee to five feet deep. All the oeoplewere rescTje d. however. The Missouri Pacifie Kailroad track is badly washed ouL, Bjth ways from Fort Scott and no trains have moved iince) Tnes'ay. The Wichita F.oad !s a'sa badiy watbed. A freight t'ain on the lat er road went through the bridge at Clearwater, ard Fiank DmieK the etiirineer, was drowned. At last acoucts the water wa9 enbfcldirp. but i was r'ill vry h'zh, aad it will take leveral days fr it to run off. Traffic on tfcp Wichita and Weitem II IIrcad, between Wichita and Kingman, i is pended. and the bridges on that road aod the Atchison, Toueka and Santa Fe atCaevey lMe Plain and Clearwater are washed away. Diher diepatcbes state that the atorm ex tttded into western Missouri, and that mauy BtKams have overflowed their bank; thst much property has been destroyed and that railroads have been washed away in places atd traffic greatly interrupted. Advices alio come from northern Texas noting very heavy rain fall, extending over a large section of country, embracing DeniBon, Gainesville, Fort Worth, Dallas aod other placts At Gainesville, Pecan and Elm Creeks overflowed tLeir banks, and betides washing away much property. Women and children clung to branches of trees for hours before they were reecned, and in sme instances whole families were swept awav in their honte, but in moat instance! they were rescued. Several streets in Dallas were deluged with water, and a hieb, wind damaged a number of houses. The Red Eiver ia very high, and at last accounts was rieing rapidly, and fears of great damage alocg its banks were apprehended. DR. R. C. FLOWEB, lloaton, Maaa. we have just learned that Dr. K. C. Flcwf r. of Boiton, of whose wonderful cures and large practica so much has been said, will te at the New-Denison, this city, Saturday, May 2. This visit will afford an excellent opportunity for thoie des'rous 3f cioaulttn tnis distlcguifbed pbyiician of the East close to their own home. Partlealare of the Heath of Barrtoa. Saw FBsasco. April 22. The Balletln will publish this afternoon the following particulars of the death ot the late President Barries, oi Guatemala, obtained from 8. B. Parnett, tbe Guatemalian Consul of this city, who returned here this morning on tte steamer Grenada, from Guatemala: The en Ka;enent in which Barrioa was killed waa between one battalion of the Onatimaliaa troops and a much larger bady cf 8an Salvador! an a. At 9 a. ra. Barrio gave the order to attack, bit at 20 o'clock no advance movexnent bad been made, as ths troops were under tbe command of an unpooular Color el and refssed to obey hiw. Cirrios was in bis tent with two of his officers when this information was brought to bim. On the refufal of both these officers to assume con ruand, he left the tent, and it was while he was proceeding to tha front of the column thtt he was ehot by a sharpshooter from a tree. The bullet entered his right shoilder, f;aw d through his heart and out through the eft side. Meanwhile tbe battle bad commenced, aod in a short time both sides wita drew from the battlefield, bat not until a determined and fucersful effort had been ma5e U xecoyex the bod of Daxrioe. pu, Erxios,

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wife of tbe late President of Guatemala, and seven children, were among the passengers on the steamer Grenada, which has just arrived from Panama. Her son, Antonio Barrios, arrived yesterday from tbe East.

A 8ALE3MAJT3 SAKKO W E3CaI'. To sell goods appears to be easy business, especially when the goods are so beautifal and attractive as to seem almost to sell them selves. But thete are duties and responsibilities connected with the life of a headealecman in a great establishment, of which the casual shopper has very little idea. One of tbe largeft houses in the artistic porcelain aid gists btsiness not long asocame near Iceir-gits chief salesman. Had he died, as it was expected he would, his place wonld bsve been a very difficult one to 1L Iiis ttcape from death was indeed a very narrow cue. When onr editorial correspondent recently called on Mr. Alonzo Clark:, he fcuad him enrroanded by all manner of tastefal eiepsEcits in china and brie a brae, in the ipscious Ea'eerooms of th veil kQowa hoae cf Davis. Collamere .t Co.. Broadway and Twenty tirst street, .Sew Yoric. Air. Catfc t a snrcewbat spare and sinewy gentlemn cf about forty or over. Be ris with him i he marks of a teT'-re tnsele with disease, but Ebows, both in his countenance and his actiots, that be has won tha victory. We will let Mr. Clark tell hia own story: "My trouble," he eaid. "was chletly with ray 1be8 acd throat. Originally I hai a t cad conEtitution, and came of a hea'thy family, my mother having reached the a ivatctdage of eicrhty-two, and being still an active woman. During the war I could encure long marches and Be vc re fatigue, and could lie on Ine ground at night without heirs attacked by rheumatism. My first sickcess was four years ago in a malarious re gion in Connecticut. The malaria got the better of ire, and laid the foundation for catnrrh and all the other evils 1 have been affile' ed with. "About a year and a half ego I csngut a severe cold. My lungs bicauie inflamed, and my whole system was prostrated. Sjoa I showed all tbe eymptoms cf consumption. I was entirely disabled and unrit to attend to buEinees. I was in the care of cue of the beet known physicians in the city, aad one j of the nOht expensive ones. Bit physicians j could do little in ree-c.'iin? uiy cse. Tie , nearest they came to finding cnt what was! the matter with me wan when they told me j that if 1 had any bu&lness arfaira to settle to j see about it as early as pcsible, ai I coald t not lrtt lcnc. It wss understood at tbe store J tha: I mr.st die, and that my place woali i have to be supplied by somebody elss. My weight,which Lad been 137, ran down to 110. Yet I had a firm courage, with a sura hope that eon eliow or o'.her 1 would recover. "After 1 got rid of the doctors, who hd given me up to d:e, I got a litt e better aad wts able to dreg myself down to taest're. Acoufle of lady customers epoke time about Comptnnd Oxygen, and advised me to go to tbe New York office of Starke & Palen and tee Dr. Turner aooat it. I knew nothirg absut this remedy, but concuded to try ir, jest on a yeuture. Oa taking a few inhalations at Dr. Turner's ofüce I as s rprised at the effect on me. It seemed a light matter to inhale so-i. jthia which was wnhout teste or odor; but certainly it did me a great dal of good. My benefit begin at once. I ecou was ab'.e to walk up aad . Cown stairs. I took oce home treatoien which lasted me lor three month; ta-n I got a second. My anretite returned and my sleep was good. When I ti rat visited D:. Torr er 1 had not for months slept in a beJ. I bed been compelled to ak&8UchsleD a? I could get by leclinirg in a chair. M7 feet and ankles were badly swel'ed. and IesniJ in all repects to be getting ready f.rtln utdertaker. After taking the Oxygen awhile 1 began to enjoy refreshing sleep for twocr tbree hours at a tirxe; I could lie n btd and obtain rest aDd comfort by doicg $0. j '1 will here fay that 1 found great alvaatega in toe use 01 tue nope-piece mnaier for my catarrh. I inhaled directly throah ttie ncstrL's with the best effect. AyelLiwijh pulpy tecretion had been ciming both toa Eoee and throat. Toe effect ot the Compound Oxygen was to caue this to st.10, and with it tte pain and unpleasant sensatioas I had been feeling in mv bead. "Soju I found myeelf, to my i;ret delight, al'lHoaliecd to business &3 of oM. I Hal net my foimer strength, nor c-n!d I except it. liu I was rapidly K'r' tui?. and have cpt cn gaining ever eii.ee Alt iat winter I wts on duty, except a few of tbe wt?e-t arjj men loshy daja, when I thoabtit pradot to Hey in the houee. I have been able to attend to my regular business, aad am no v. Of course 1 am careful of myself. I do not expote myself to it or ms. I wain with ease a few b'ocke every day, and that without experiencing any great sece of faUgie." Mr. C'.ark, do you atill continue tbe treatment or are you independent of it?" ' Once in a while if I have a slight return of threat trouble, I take a few inhalations, and with positive advantage. I do not now need to take it for catarrh, for may cstarrh i aM 1 one. to my great relief. I cooider n:j fcf as tboroncbly cured as I can be I have gained moet ot my lot fiesh hack again, ar,d am increastDg Of coarse I do cot exPc eer to ) very sont." "Are yon, then, a be'iever in Campauud Oit ten as a restorer of health?" ' Believer? Why, yes; most thoroughly ai-d heartily. I can not say too much r r it. You can not wonder tha. I have Install confidence In tbe old eyotem. They cau:d do totbirg for me Dot tsii me I was going to die, and they blundered w'ava they told me that Compound Orygu brought me to what yon see me now, and did it after they had failed Yes: you may cay ttat I believe in compound oxygen, p. ad that I recommend everybody who is situated aa I waa to make a fair trial cf iL I don't know what they make it of, and I don't care; all that 1 know about it is that it palled me through. That's enough for me." Cumpcntd Oxygen is not ao experiment. It is tried and true. Hundreds of others give similar testimony to that of Mr. Ciark. Many of thote who have experienc d tbe best benefits from it are those whom me oldfashioned doctors have given no. . Tj learn .all abont Compound Oxgen, send to Drs. Starkey t Palen, 1,109 and 1 111 Girard street, Philadelphia, for a deeply interesting little work on the subject, vr hieb will be sent you by xuail. Jurfge Hanna'a M Union la Cre ef TTar. Special to tbe Sentinel. Washisgtox, April 22 Jude Eayliss W. Hann a will leave for his pist of duty about the 1st of June. If war is declared between England and Kusela before that time the Judge's movements will be much facilitated, as the Persian Mission will in that eveut be of great importance, and a strong ma a will be needed there to look after Arceric t's interests. It will proaabiy bs a disappointment to eome Terre Haute young man who wfculd like to share the Judge's honors, to know that he ia not allowed a Secretary or clerk. Mishler's Herb Bitters cures cholera morbus, and tbua gets the better of tbe cotnola nt every time. Samuel Anderson, a b'ackmitn, living three miles from Sprlng5ell, O , writes: 4 I was taken with a severe attack of cbr lera morbus ao severe that I wa U'a b e to sträubten ruy elf. After taking t 0 debts cf j our Bitters I was entirely carsd. ' VThn rhy i tW, we ave br CASTOBIA "When she a Child, ahe cried fur CASTORIA When sie became Miss, she clnng to CASTOEIA When ebe had Children, she gave them CASTA We call especial attention to the advertisement In this issue of Mr. J. C. Vaughan, se edeinan at No 42 LaSalle street, Chicago, who prints one of the finest catalogues of the season, covering teedü. gardsn tools, plants, etc., whose location at Chicago places bim In tbe best poesible position ta supply our readers. It will pay any one to send for hia catalogue before buying weds cx tools.

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ÄOXSS AND tfroCKS. Hew York Flaaactal Market. ITSW YO&K. April 27. Money On call eontiuoe eay at 131 per cent, closing at 1, per ceni. ftlme Mercantile Paper per otai Bar Silver Is unchanged at ICS. foreign Exchange la very doli. Practically no ba&inees done. Actual business is djne at 4-G3 483. Government Bonds Were very slron; tb'.s aftercon, tbe 4's advancing U and the iV icr couu. i; per cent., with Rales ot the Va at 1221 State E onds Were quiet. QuotaUans are generally about steady. There was a well distributed builne In railway bond, none of wMcn, however, were active, except the Cberapeake and Ohio. Prices this evening show a greater number of advancea than decline", as compare! with previous aale, but the (haEgc8 in many cases are for only small fractions. CoDfdJerm the dullness of the general Market, the Investment Jemand for securities of this clis is vtry good. Tbe total sales to driy were ?il,wu, a deeressa lrom fe'a urday of SCT.tCO. 1 he stock market continues dull, but with a S'.ronR undertone. Prices at the op-nia this nioruing were a f bade lower than tbe closinz t vrta on Saturday, but the deoihis was lraoiedlitslv checked, and the upward movement, wfiico Inireeoiatcly lollowetl. roai inued until late In the ant noon, when tm some realizing and tne puoilcaliou of news to the effect that catnap of Tf tea iu ihe west was spreading the market reacted a fraction, but closed tlria at prices which in most ce sea are a fraction bigner tuan tney cloi-ed lest wcek. The war news fcas ceased to have any deciled ePect upon the market. To days business, althoncb Ught, was almost double that cf Saturday, tbe total eales being 1C2.000 shares.of which Paul, New York Central, Union Pacific, Oregon Transt'oniinental, Northwestern and Lackawanna contributed nearly 76 per cent. There was considerable activity and strength in New fork Central this fort 1100 u on report that negotiations were agua under way looking to a eetUementof tueditierences between that compsny and the WestSDore. The fctock advanced I per cent, from the openinz. lu the aiiernoon toe nest quarterly dividend was ot'ered at of 1 per cent., and the stör reacted, cioeine at a net loss ot )i per cent. Lake Miore was quiet snd f hows a :aia of f ptr cent, at the dose. There ws good buying of the Orangers d urine the early rrt of the day, Nortiiem sjuid & upto&C. andfcil I'nl to 'Vi while Omtna pre-ft-rrcd advanced to 77. Tbe advauces vere n'.oqueutiv lct. Northwest closing '4 lower, and St iaul was nnchangeo. Omaha preferred U :ill Up 4 1 liere Vi as unusually active trading la O.-esou TraoKConlinent&l, which closed thU evening It t cent higher, both the activity aad the advance being attributed to tbe operations oi ins; J-? parties who claim that thin stoct has not responded to toe favorable influences attending taa ntgotiaiicns for leasing the Oregon Navw-uion and Transcontinemal lines to Union and Northern Pacific's, Advices from Eostou, receUe 1 oa the tireei this afternoon, state that a joint leae ItheOreeon Navigation has ptactically b?vn rreednpou. Missouri rcitic is t blaer. It is oSicially Htarel that the caraiasso: pactac Util for the month of Apri', partly esttmitel oa the buslmss bet-veeu New York and Aspiuüit amounted to $102,121, a xa'u over the same month inn year of S ,7? The stoc'i, however, is loA-dr Ihfs evenini ou a vtry bin&U business. 1'uioa l'rtoitc ahoxvs a eain of ; percent. Ihe Mies of stocks to-day ajsregite 102.0tS sbf'S, Inclnding the follotrin: Ielaaro, LuckaWKi.. ? nd Western, 1.62J; North wetera. 11,2; N.w .-v Central, aO.v-OO: Pacifio Mail, tl.S-Ki: st I'm , ti 1 L'nlon Paiiiic, 22..8JO: vy extern L'niou, 5.UK', t:-t 1 iregon Transcontinental, 5.2J0. The x. i iatc osed with the following prices old: S eer com. t.- tdb,.-lC2 ontsvtile & Nash. 303 Cnited ttates t V-H 2'-Louis vile t N. Alby. 1 United States new 4td22V ari., & ihn. ist pr rouv 1 of 'Vj kit ,tkt-'. Ji tin. eaooQls Cfeut. Iccific uihta .. 112 at. n Charleatos.. 37 fcle teconds.. UhUh A Wilts...... 97 Loiitiena coDfrn. 71 Sifocrl6's 10 3- Jce ..... ll" f'.UT.eap. A at. It... J1V I'd o preierrel. .... alSSt'Uri rOtflJ.. ' HobUe A onto 9 - Ü. & 8. C. fir rrreaee s old... ii , Nashville b(bat Teuteesek f's, icv ... 7 'S. J. Central Tex, t. lato frrauu SI IWorfolS A W. nld lex. F. Rio Grsndo bl ''crtherp Vsc ßc.. a7 i 3 Onlrn lac. firsts.... Ji3J4'Xortau Fac. v'.d 23' 0. ir. land tränt..- K ijOtidti Noithwcstrn rfi7Ä CP. si2k:nglucd.llJi lriP!i f t.. - Ss Va . or e.-mtcour 47 Viriuia oef rrn?-... 5 o. cf i. ria ew York Centn'-.-. 1 1 2'S hfo Central. OhloAi Mi!Mslr.pi... 12 aT itta... lie X A Mtts. pfd 2 Ii .-jil.eny t'catrfU. ) latßrto A iCKtcm.. Oieenn Kavitation.. T ' 17 a A T. H. pfd Trricai Kxpree.. llT Uedai B AN. Carnal Psdfic ayd drntl:ern Antral Pn.löe. liKRtvaSetOhio C. fc O. preid firr.u Oreeon Tranpcm't'l. Oregon lraprovfaia'x. Pncißo Mail . t'3 6 1 2'3' Peoria. D. A PI ti.-bura 11 4'.; f alluion f aiacw Oir.1.6 v. .v IC CCECS. 61 -Hocklttaud l.i'A, 17 y y. pre ierreC.-...iMi lv. prttrrnc rl? Furl. A . 10 Tau--, L, K.U. .... ;., et. u a f. pf? ... 17 CievlndAOolomMi. vg !Ua fixstpfd i. M. SU P 5w Faui sr. 4 A. St. Paul A Orr.art.. 8 a "J ät. P. A O. p 'd 754 ICS 52 Oeiaware A . Texas rTuilScJau Lack. 'Vt, li5'MiCnion I-aci Qo-.... Denver di E. Grwii. fc? U. a. Express..... trie IS St. U A Faclfla-. Ine pro'enea 21 iDo, pfd. trtTenn8 3' wells A Farro Ex. ,if. . w -10.' ä I mi CtTenne(eö pfd.- 1, A'. Ü. Teletnspn.wor wajne 12 lUoiorsao coal aanlbal A ft.iov !03adirol..... IJ.rU J. pfd... idomestake .. i(w;c;rn. l J0 iron silver...-.... 16 Ontario 5-"ir3i'i'.n A TeiM . lünoJt Central. ..... .. 1 a 4 127 iJalcktllver. ., B. A W A Texsf....... are. Frfe & Wert -rae öao.r& Uli Uo. prerorrvdL. 20 l'4;jutrerB ?v?.Ze. jlutro ij Foreign Money and KterfcaLONl'ON. April 27. Conmls, for both money and the account. Kailmvl Eonis Mlantiosnd Gieat Western Crstf, 27; do. second-", CU ; Canadian Facinc, 86'4; trie, V2,.': Mexiciu oiuir.ary. 2yt; st. Faul common. 72 ; Xev York Central. 92i: F.eadlnv, H. The Bank ot LaUu l gained 2C7,000 In bullion on balance to day FAPJ, April 27.-Three per cent, rentes, 7Tf 87ic for the account The jobbing dry goods business is flrly welL A tcason of work Is now before tbe agricultural people, and dry goods cerchents may not eiDsct much trade until the planting eeason is over. There is a little moro activity in e grocery business. Sugars are more ectie, with an advanclnz tendency. Coffees are quiet at quotations, bnt firm. Leather is in good demand and prices un changed. Egg are unchanged, but poultry ha i declined He Sweet potatoes and cabbage are at vanced. Stlü. We take the following from tbe Boird of Trade circular: The markets at setbo&rd are all much higher at close, and consequently local stocks are held firm. Wheat Local markets are firm, and (rices are well maintained. No. 2 red under light arrivals, ia a shade higher for cash shipments. Futures in fair request, but oflerins of both spot and forard dfiiveries are raiber meager. New Yora is SVJ tocblgker; Ualtimore, 3c higher; Cnicao, 2'c higher. torn Very active and 2rm at quotations. Cah deliveries lu best renntet, whu near fu'.ures show some life. Receipts fair. New York, o higher; Baltimore, lf4s hiuner: Chicago, lt hUber. We note a decided improvement in shipping demand. Oats bieady at quotations. The following table show a the receipts of grata et this point for tne past twenty-ioar hours: i flour, ttit.-. bca:, tin- . Pom, b. Mw.. Cat. aye Vn The ollowlas tabl? (üow te aaonnt ofgrala In store at this point; vhticra. DevatoT A . Cietstor Fm Oaplisl Xlcvator. es'iwn Klevator II XI 12.7X) ,7X S,9t 2.0C0 iöTwio 10 OUG 6"0 1.9 ,201 10,000 b,M Slttvator .. Total-., Sb,2C0 2.9X ef .000 1 2U.oa fOl 1HX0 Oomep'g day lat yeai loar. Grain and nay, FloBi-Patent, n 2535 51: eitra fanty, U TBO 5 Of; fancy, S4 4MM 60; choice, S4 2S(9t 5 family. S. 9tm4 10; treble extra, ii 2 vj3 JM double extra, t ociji;: 15: extra, si 7532 90 ; superflne. C3UXa a co: fine, 12 3032 4X tuum Wheav-We quote; R-a, Aaked. ü lw I SI, kkGS

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1 res 1 oo: , Ha. s Bed. No SKed. craca track track track track track ua;a trark 1 fix 8) 7 (6 1 01 1 On AtkeO. U hi Rejected . nnEerchanua.. 65 45 No frrace Aprlj ,1 no Stay 1 (A) Corn We Quote; fi'.d. W S 4S 47 Bid. SS' 6V, S3 ao, a white. Bo. s Whiteeih Mixed. track track trace track track traca tract tra-ia trak track 4) 4s'; 4-4 lilxod. Mixed rejected , V'ih mixed reladcd-.. Ro. 8 White rejected la 2 white relected.. jomerchanuibie . Vmrd rr. ..m . AprlL. Ca Sequoie: 50 49 Aired. track 9 87, si L'ght roixed. track track trscr track Klxed Bejectefl. white April , , Bye No. X nominal Brsn MomiDul Uay-lTime Tincthv, dull; fi3 60 bid; no sei lera. CHICASO MAKKKTS, l?arclshed by H. S. Elnncy & Ca, Qratn and IT vMon Brokers. No. 9 Chamber ol Commerce. 1 April Ti. wheat-May June Jujy Corn - My June..,t- reu'g .tihsU, Lowest iUloautf 91, 'i Ck1,: !' 9 V 8 41 4S M I f 4 7' I juiy M7 June . 4- ' Oaa 3.; Si 3'; Si 11 11 11 8 11 S7 ; j ) f. 67 7 02 5 50 6 00 6 05 July.... - May Fork tl 11 fc2 11 77 11 J 6 02 7 02 5 90 5 97 6 05 70 2 '.'! S7 VS 02 9J 9 ' r. jene ... Juiy. Lard Kay..M June.. Jujy K!W May.... June , Juiy it 77 11 R5 6 7 fi 92 7 02 5 9J 5 07 6 05 Car lot Wheat, 9": corn, 171: oats, 9L. reiTlMI (.BAIN TP.AI'k REVIEW. I.osi on, April 27. The Mark Lane Express, In it review of the British grain trade during the pa.t aeek. ava: "The whether favors vexetatlou, vrhieh is making rapid progress. The sales ot KuglLh w hent the past eek were 5r 0 4 quart irs, at t s fed , steinst 5 .875 quarters, at 37s 'Jd., daring the -oir-fpndinjt week last year. Vhe buines done In (creliu wheat has been of a retail chareter. hujtrs and tellers are unwilling to a:; until war or peeve are declared. I the oXcoist market valius are hardening. Ten can;-jea arrived : it i ir?.e were oid; seven were witodrawn. aud tao ictnained, both of Calilorcii. To-day market very unsettled and there was bat little tendency to purchase. Kngilsn wceit was hetd for a full rtcovcrv of the deciiue. Fleur wis ateady at full vaiea. Corn was leirce. and 61. lo Is. dflrer. Dsrley was Cd. dearer; oits 3,Jd. dearer, and ttaus Is. dearer. Feas were arm. Grata in Sight. -( in m.o, April 27. I he fcllowing fgures, takea frt m tbe weekly tatemeat complied by the Secre tary of the Bonrd of Trade, show the amount of t: ein in rtsM in tie United ?tate and ndH rn oaiuiday. April 25, and the amount of increase aii'l cf trsse over the preceding week: Wheat, 4l.6::i,672 bn.j decrease. 1,03X722 bu. Com, ,S?9,6;i ba.; de create, l,0.'.8Sö bu. Oats, 2,290.551 bo.: decrease, 42,2TU ho. Kye. 26.211 Vl; d. create, 1.,593 bu. Uarlej, 05,53 b't ; d3wre:ie, 7C,S50 bu. Tbe amount of grain In store in Cbt?zo at t)e due named was: ' Whet, 15 301,3511 ti : t-orn. 1.')2,450 on : oats, oC2,257 bu.; rye, 100.771 bu.; barlty, SS,i'4 bu. INDUNiFOLH WHOLESALE MiRKtr. Dry Goods. Wlnüwr r3s;y. Morrunaca lancv- K Paric fancy ... Cocbeco fancy, ii'.ciimona Incy. licrailton fancy .. American fncy,. Amcncan i air ting. - .S K?onestog fancy iv ...0 (Berwick fancy .....4 ft Leimont fAncy-. 4'i -5H ahn'ton led. b(ue7 -.5 S American Ind. bine .-4H Albion soUd 52 -.SHPimrwon's mininar 6 Alloa fancy, AiJen thirtins'..... ,4H Steel Biver fancy..5i .4iDunneU fancy S ilerrlrcack shtxttng.. DEEPS yaBRics. I'tdCe H pop'-fn lus- 9 l-actic -A oahm'r.M.10 Fsciuc Vi Australian erspe. ..13 1 .Clf.C 6-4 A. C. U 80 Facile 6-4 K. X. cash. F-XTiEC 6-4 A O. OBu.2' lianclifsterjg cusri-..13 Uarchesier De3J Atltiitle alpacaa-10 Atlantic O. Ij.caah.Sl Atlantic esubm 21 Hamilton "4 alpacou tvj .10 PactdcHOO lawns Paciflc Organdy-. Hacjäc Chamhiay -ich ...u .. s s Fs-if!cc. f. suitings. PAflfi.i r.trfi,pjr rncrno nun's veil'c-..f4 aruegton jia nun's veiling ".'4 arllngton rjwy cashtsere. axown corroxa. - 7i'BdjiTa a.'.... ... ij.. P mm..... C4 ! i r '.a vk. ...T iark A A tiTlllC r , i . . ! y tic lver. Urrerco 1. L.. Indian H rt. -ex -.5'.; -' ...7 ...a tii fnc-Jitra W b -iarr.oaca H fii,ü:icftC .7 6oilt XX.. ....18 jUasftchuoetta ,WJ inindor iL.... Fepnereil ft, PcppeTell Perperell 9 4. 3. B. rspprsu 10-4, sa.ka.es an cottcxs. AndrOBOORglli L 7V Earker vtv. , U r .t.le. 7X,Farwell - 7H - 7 . a . Sv . a . H "i " - 57 .vr-4 Eailwrdva'e t'i Masaav!J2e amoutta. ...1CV Ft aiU'a bemper ldom 7k Fi bLiclftone A. A... 7!rlii , mit or tne Loom.. ;rariEenr jdoixj, iwtsht Anchor.... Bcpe - ewocabontas TetchTille '7 CbeftnntHUi Fcppereil 4...... ?0 Lonsdale Camtrlo.trepperell ?a-4 2HiJnt Out . C07T05 I tANKRJIi Pl'd' 7 'rcruent ? ITremoiit U. iTremout L . Vj Ireinoniji. 11 ltrjtucnt i...-. r n 6 7 7i S B'.'d 7 ?H r' h 11 12 13 I're- cni rl e TrtDom H 7 IremontF, S freixiont A. .. 9 Trtmont T rremont X. 11 Nsjfhaa G b-i KabnaFK- S ?.a'hua K.. t a hna T 7 yhua D 7;H Naihna C .. 7v raat aa ti 8 Nashua A SH jf.whnu AAA V;4 VabuaX...10ii ?.Ml.r.t XX Iii ;i4 rreinwiit O.. 7 (Kiierioni-M 7 7)4 Kilerion CL. .. 7 S iFHer'-.-i. V S'ilKikrioi T.. iyt 8.S Kllertou Ik. 9 9 iKUerton R .. 9! 9' fcllerton 'A 10 ICft Ellertou F .W, 114 Kllerton 0..MM.11 14 I Kllerton U 11 91N6 HAMH. - AXltlMf... Lancac'r. G:a;OW...... Tort. White M f g Co.. . 7! V7aaitiUtytM.... (i''Y.,.fc..s:... t 7 uciiouiir . ..V 7 7 7 Norman J '.a $ tfyal S Renfrew drips.. 9 Johnson bag lold..li. rtama and chcviots. ixio&letg 9 iadabarna plains 7 Amoekeag, lancy 10 Louisiana plaids.. 734 Bates 8 Ottawa plaids . 7 Otis B E.. gjBdlnburg ohevtots 9 Park Mills, 70 check-. 12 Iverett cheviota, 9 Para Mills, 80 check-lS Great Kepnblio chtv, 7 Koonomy rhak, ....... t'olnmblan ,, ?tf Oda check, 9X; Hamilton stripes 10 1X1X8. Otta, AZA. Olli B B .... ..13 .13 ..11 Tora, blue. York, alateOtiaCC York, lancy.. Oakland, A.., Amoikeag., .14 averett. Co mm olan Haymaker. 8 Boston TICKINGS. Amosleag.AOA York. SO in 1314 Lewlston, is Lewlgton. 82 Donees to& a. B F 1 xewiaton, w Oonestoga. extra..18 Oakland. A Ooeatoga, 0 0 A-llS Oakland, A A Bans BAGS. Amertoan. l iGranger, Franklin vllle ,, . Lewiston etaik. AMMMMMMM.23X Oeorgia, A. SUXTR CHAIS. Whl f 1 1 Coverlet Chaha m Colored 22 No. 600 Cotton Yarn -.10 andla Wick -20 Twine , .20 The Produce Market - Bgg raying loo per do. : from store. llX iao. Butter creamery iancy.17 Ä28c; choice, lsjoc; oalryi selected, I5ai6c: country, fancy, 14 sweet roll, lomici modlua grade, o&q; low grades, ao per lb. Foultry Bene, ayo pet lb.: roosters, 4c; hen turkeys, Kc; torn turkeys, sc: old geese, and welt-hau-fjed, per doa, 84 80: decks, per dot., $3 5. Feather.-.prime reeau. sfto; raix.fl and duoka. r26r. KftOl 151140. Wool let-washed nd picked, 2ta0o; r.nwahd medium. 18c; nnwtihfrt common, y j rnweered fire, 16(?il8o; Cotawold, 17o: burry aod onirerchanuble at their value, cotton fleeces. 14lEo. Tha Provlttoo Market Below are the present jobbing prices: bmoked Meats, canvaeed or piain (plalft u.eai not rub ran teed against skippers Id. C H&ms; 10 to 12H lbwaveraKe,li,ll4o; 14 lbs. average, lOijc; 17H lta, average, loc: lbs. average, vür, heavy averages, 21(925 lbs. 9a Cottage hams. "Reliable Brand," Tc: do'forter Braud" 7c: California bams, "Reliable Brand,' 7o; do "Forter brand," lc: English breakfut bacon. Clear, ' BelUble Brand," no: English sconlders, livht do, 6Vo: English shoulders, heavy do, 6c: family ahonldera, pieces, do, IHoi dried beef, do, lie Bacon-Clear aides, light or medium wi. 7o, ao ceuiea. licht or medium wt.. bvo: aopacks; rht or medium wt, 7Vc; do French nitoh,

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per bbL. sou loa., sift 00: pork. Clear, per btu, ira.Si3 60: farallv nork. clear, per bbh. 900 lbs.. Bl 50; f imily beef, per bbh, 200 lbs.,1 IS. Alfo in Bbia, containing 100 is., at na.i tne pries of the Darrels, with 50c added, to 607er additional cost of packs ee. Lvrd Fn re ketc rendered in tierces. Sc: tn half barrols or 60 lb tuba, 8ic; 48-lb tin tuba, 9c; 29 lbpei s, c: lO-li pails. 9,He, Bologna in cloth so: tn akin. 6343. Tha Grocery SXavrkeu cueist mil cream, Kew "Tora, Xai5o; Ohio. C:; part skim, i&sa per pound; Wisconsin, 10c; e JP4.1-T. lie; young America, lie. Coaoos Coinmou, tttlo4C; ordinary, lO'S lie: fair. 11'diic; prime, 12Ml2,o; stritjtij Frisiie, LraUc : choice, lSSÜc: Old Ooverxmentjava, l9(325ot McLaughlin's XXXX roasted. Mb packages, lCO-lb oaaea, 14Vc; 60-lb da, liKc; Arbackie's roasted, 14 io: Leverlng's, UXci cardoba, lie; Gates' A No. L 153.0; Galea prlnre, U0. &UKaxs cutloat. PAn powdered. 7c: grannlatea, e'gtiXc; sUDdard A, sqw; off A, bytc: white extra C. 56: light brown, 6X4 tio; common Krajas, 4i(5V4o; New Orleans brown, 6i50. Molaer-ea ana Byraps New crop New Orleans colaases, 6CS55C; syrup. 2$GM5c per gal, lor caa icon tochoioe: maple syrup, SI 10-vil S&. K1C Carolina and Louisiana, 6;t7o. fcploea Fepper, 18Sgi9c; alepice, lCjstac; Cleve, 2C(325c; pirepr, I7,ite; cionanon In rnatfi, 12lc: natxnesrs. 7&S0c. ball LMke, !u car iota. 8; dray lota. SI tKVl 05; iinall lots. 10c srore from IM'; Cüry, l 2 i3 ou. Starch Befined prori, laüo per lb.; Earska, to: Champion gioea, lump, S.3CV2: lnprovd corn, ey. I Kobalt Fish Mackerel, extra measSi perbbl.; iaivc12 60: No. lmAtgere.. 18320: halves, ti mOi Na 2 mackerel, 112 6014; halves. 653 33; No. 2 me num. So: halves. 14 bat Ka mackerel. fi&6 60, halves. t-iffl3tOi No. 1 walte fleh. 7 5C; bciielesr. DKh, W 50(üi6 per 1W lbs.; boneless end, 157; extra, 0; Grand Bank, S5;;4c per lb.; fHtntiy white fish. S3 00 per 100 1D3.; No. 2 picierel, SS ou per 100 it.: ballibut, 140 pens. Foreign Fruit Iondon layer raisins, new ti 258 40; new Valencia, lliauvc: Bultaca, lc; tew Mcsutel rabdns, two crown, 12 652 75: California L. L. tl 65; three crown. S3 Lemons Mfsslna, ?3 7f Q4 25. Frone -Türken. öHaVi". Snliasaao.,8Xc; currants, öK-'-o: new flgä, layers, 12HO. Dates Matta, Fard m tenpound boxes. 9rii0o. Oranges Navel, crate. St 50 5: Messina Oranees BingleO., 13 C0$3 75- double O.. 83 (K!(33 25: Imperial do., 85 0035 50: Valencia cases. SS 5C7 00: California oranzea. ?3 00 : 60 per box. Peanuts Kaw, Tennessee, 4XMV4c; Wilmlncton, 8Xc: roarted, 10c: Tenuessee. 6Hc. Banants 11(92 per bunch. Cocoa- mib 84 60(61. Canned Goods We ouote: lo1--. .oes, 8 ite.. fl do: Feacbea. lhk. ttandbrl 1165 1 70; 3 lbs., fl V032 CO: seconds, s .hs 1 id sl co: 2 lta, 81 ?5(1 48: Fie Feacoes, S lu. 10 1 -is: 6 Ih., 2 t5(4i 10; Blackberr'ei, 11 0" 1 H'.; Scrawbcmt. II 1C(21 15: Raspberries, tl 1V4J 2,; Cherrlrt. red. Oöscj wfclt. $19? "t2 20 Jtrrnj Bcara, 8V$S0c: Green Ffbs, Yarncnth Corn, 1 ?CQ1 85: Kountln Hvk? Ojto, tl iiij 150- Standard 2 lbs, &0c3?l CO; Kacsrei. H 2f(91 85: Finespplee, 81 502 00: Salmon. 1 b.. 1 60Q17Q: Tumbler Jeltüs. 853t:; Cave Oysters, 1 lb., Ilht wetgNt. 603o; I lt, full welFht. tlOjailO 2 lbs.. Uftht weint. aiici; 2 lbs., f nil weUht, 81 SS-JM 95: s&r.rnec Krenoh, S's, 81 75 per dos. : a ruerlcan. 90-? pr dca; 4 pnles, 8 Li. SCfl95c: 6 lbs, 82 5232 60; traUcn, S2 L-Cii 0Q. Vegetablea and fruit. Bears Choice nay, fl 50; mcCUnin, 81 bfi. Marrows. 822 25; Callfomta. 83. Fotakjee 2 002 per bbl ; &5&750 per bn, Bwoct Fotatos Fhiiadelphla Jerseys. hfCi Cahimcrea, 84:34 60: Kentucky, St vi: yelio seed, S3 C;3S 75 per bbl. App'es Cnoiee, 83 80; fancy, IS 5G3U; rjovxcion, 81 Z1 to. Dried Apples Evaporated, ö.JSc; oonmor .tried, fwttS'iC. Ftachee Dried peaches, haivee. iftvi Caiitorala halves, lie; evaporated. 16V4 ?17o. Cabbage New, per crate. 8 05 50 OnlODa 84 C0(j4 hO per bb!.; Bermuda onions S3 ( 0 per crate. Onion ieu White bottom. 7 03 r?r b . : yellow bottom, 94 00 per bu.; top eels, tl "0 rer bu. Koney ISöjCc. Peed tteed Timothy, 81 5CQ1 75 per brunel; clover, 6 55i6 CO per br.ebei; blue grai. extra c:ea Kniucy, 51 l't 25 per bushel: orchard grass, SI C031 bu per bafchel, owing to quality. Coal and Vom. Pittsburg, per ton, 84 00; anthracite, f7 COt Kt v. tsoud Clty.ltdO; Indiana block, tiOQ: cots, Ihiüp, 10c: ecke, crashed, 13c; Jac&cn coal, tt 7t; Btout's coal, (2 50. Hides, Leather aDd Tallow. Hemlock sole, 24331c; oak role, SC Mc; 1-enii-tvlt'nla harness leather, SSftS7c: hAruesS leather, iiXa bridle leather, per de., 2072; domeet'e kip, 60a90ct French kip, 80&541 20: aonoe&tlo calf, 70c;al 10; French calf. 8 10C41 80. Hides No. 1 cured, Tc; No. 1 Krcen, 36'.c: Ka lcaif, 93100; cured, lP(3Uo; dry sail, ice; ttlnt, 12c: No. 2 hida. Ac off. Tallow Friree, 6c r No. a, r. Ortase J?rf wn, 43tt,':; white, SCJSc; yclcw, Xroc Blaraei. AUiOliol.Sa U6,9S0; calociei, 76So ; camphonr, SStaoUc; (.ochluttl, SoöOc; chloromru, 'ivC;otii i2; j jom optuin, 84 Ü501 50; indigo, 81 CX..93 00; mor. pk::io. h 4-.': ea. uiu Uftetor, si ri: sweet oil, VOo-jHSl 6.i; olive oil, SI 60 43 03: t-ert--! (raDdcrhon's), J2'2&3t2 60; lemou (.-Maei; . - .. $172 00. Qulrdne-P. A W., 9'x-sJl 10 chonfa. 4.45c. American bi-carb, .1. t fr. . fr.tcih.h do., b'-c Sunif GrrötT, J-oa. r , tl 00 per Co.; 4-oa bottles, 83 OU per do F ov: galpbur, a. Zm-:w Venellan red, by bbl., Sc; losx q jauttttec, iic. lodloe 84 Ou; lodl-lo poasb. S3 GO. Cloves. 2C 3 2jC. BhaharN. 90c;i 26. Wlnäow glau. 7J an 3 13c; double. '5 per u-nt. off. Iron ant ste) 9tarkc Ear Iroa SI 3C$:i0: rates :boop iron. 17 WJ rateat Norway and Swe.-u inrn, 5o rates; horse shoo iron, ta Horse (ihiie-Burden fe ?erki28', per ten. J J Al; mule ahoe, 61 Per ke advance. ore Shoe Na-is Northwestern, Globe aad Fa'n&ia.per box. J4 &0. Cat t ßtoel Ecct American per Ib., 13c; pring ieel, 6c;tte steel, 4c;ifle calkttwL ScLsacninciy rtCl. So. Na'.le-82 . nucfOsneon rRLa. SawFars Mink, large, trark, 20c; pait. Vo; rao Coon, blirk and extia, SI; larga and ds.rk,6X3; pale, 4oo: osnbkral, iail, h.7o: winter. 7c; Ki ' n ; rat, fc; ououru. .ui'c; f-kouk, M'u:k, pn:oe, tOt l short stripe, Pc; o:ter, 12 50 ?4 CO, ray lox, 53c; red fox, 1Cl?Jc: house cat, &35c; "hcep pelta, by arnocntof wool and quV,sy, 10f57': roll. Ion helred Newfonndland do ln. W. 11.00. Oils Weq io-e: Ilasoa,ri, 814öic; to;;.xi,r4 C5Vj: lard oiL e55ic; miners' oI, W3?5j; idtrtit.ns O-L 12i33c; straits oil. 55-j jüt:; oeuaiaa. 10 Sl4c;C0Al oil, Indiana legal test, 910c; 10 dree. ut, luJOUc; water wait, 155 dogroe.l4c. Tinners' Supplies tVe quote: Uöt brand cnarcoal tin k C lL-xli. 17" ' a i ' 4x20,$ö 25 ; lX.10xl4. !4x90 and 12x12. t -. ooung. IO, 14x20, 85 75; 20x28. 811 60(912 00: bio k tin. in pigs, 24o; tn oars 2hc Iroa 27 B iron, 8.20a; 27 O Iron, 6o; JauUta galvsnirtd, 60 per cent diicount; redied,&0 and 10 rer cent. dlMWUiit. 8heetaln3. 64 a Copper -brttours. Plsln'shed copper, Sto. Holder, !4 uv srocE. Ind la i polls lave Stock idarset. Csioh Btocz-Taks, April 27. OATTUi Booetpta, 200 head; ahlpmenta, 150 head. Very light supply, snd tut little tetter demand. Market dull; alow sales at quotations. Choice shipping grades S3 15 5 40 Medium to good shipping gTades.... 4 75(35 co Common to fair shipping giades. - 4 &MM 60 Stocken and feeders, common to good.- 8 75 4 Mi C'boloe cowa and Hairer... - 4 20 34 ai Medina to good cows and be!tert...... 9 50 34 00 common to fair cows snd helfen...... 2 6018 2ä Veals, common to 4 03 &S 03 Fulls, common to good. 2 75 3 75 Milkers, common to good- 25 0050 00 Hoes-Beoelpta, C00 bead: ahlpmenta. 400 head. Quality fair. Market steady; packers and shippers buying, closing firm. Select light or medium to heavy .51 5031 M Common to fair light- - 4 S5ft4 4" Heavy roughs . a 75&4 10 Shiit Eoce!ptg. 100 head; hlpmnta. head. Eut few here: quality geneially common. Market dull, especially on poor grades. Good to choice grades , 14 21 4 50 Fair to medium grades...... 8 65 & 4 01 Pompon... . S UC i3 2 Epring lames . - 6 03 7 00 Elaewbera. BALTIMORE. April 27.-Beef CatUe Market 1 slow and prices Vjc off; best beeves, SiST: nret quality. S4 x3 '?$' meaium.si cuaub,ordinary. j(33 50: moet of sales were from It 1 to 15 S7J,. Keceipts. 1.0CU bead; sales, 837 head. Uogs Light supply: fair to good demand. Receipt. ,05 bead. Quotations. 4a 67 6 Deep ana Lambs Keceipts, 2,2 H head; Iambs, fJC-SJll. AAdi UBEKTT. Pa,, April 27-Ca't:e-Tbe cattle market was fairly active to-day, wltn eood gratita .eli.ng a haue lower; comn.oo aud mediTjm acre nncnangea; receipts, 1,691 head; shipcents, 1,482 bead. Ho"- Who nady and B"n: Philadelphia sold at 14 to34 90; Yorkers at S4 65(34 75;reoeipta, 4,700 head; shipments. 8.7U0 head. fheep Wooled sheep were dull and unchanged; clipped were In active demand, with prices a shade higher than last week; receipts, 700 head; shipments, 1,200 head. KANSAS CITY, April 27. The Live BtOCk Idtd! Gator reports: Cattle Receipts, 862 head. Market steady for shippers; feeders, active and strong: native steers, averaging 1.168 to 1 325 lbs., sold at 84 6034 5; feeders, averaging 912 to 1,232 Iba, 81 40(1 65; Cows. 83 25(34. Hogs Receipts, 4.025 head. Market ateady, closing strong; laiea ranged at lt 25; bulk of sales, 4 11(31 if. sheep Kecelpra. 244 bead. Market stronger; choice natives, 13 6(694 25; medium, i 503 25. 8T. LOTUS. April 27. OatLe-Sooeipta, 1,900 head; thipaeat, 1.&0? Mad, Jh.aa:ae( was

qckt and heavier; grades weak; export i, fä CO 4 5 K: fair to good shipping tteeis ot l.uOJ to 1.40 lea, 84 755 SO; good batjhers' stevrs. Si SO'At Km rows and heifers, ti 2V4 5; Storkers and feeders, t l !i'(S4 75; corn-fed Tex an a, 81&5. Bog &ecelpu, 8.400 nead : empmenU, 6.C00 head. Market active; Yorkers, ft 40 1 60; packers, ti 10 4 60; butchers. f4 50.-1 67i. Sheep Keoeipts, nead ; shipments. I'V) bead. Market quiet; fair to good unshorn, II 25i; god to choice. 84t34 50; extra, tl 76; clipped thee? waD ted at Si 7593 75. cuiCAGO, April 27. The Proven Jeurnal reports: Car le-Eeceipts, 6,400 hex 3 shipments, 2.5 X) head. Slow, with prices generally about steady, febipping s ratf e, 84 b0 55; butchers', stocke ana iecdera, a 60i ; Texan s, ti35. Kcvs- t4tfcii 2, GOO heu; aolpmenta, 0,500 htnl. Market active and values stronger; roul and mixed, 81 V 55.4 55: packiBg and shipping, 84 0 4 70; light. 1 534 bi; skips, 83 6034 25. Sheep Receipts 5.:u)o head; ahlpmenta, 2.C00 head. Market steady and raiber atrocger: aharu, $2 5C1 25; wooled, is 601 90. Tbe Drovers' Journal f;.?cial cable repjru American rattle in Liverprnl lc lower, the ost mäkle lic, tbe lo est price iu years. I'NEW TOIUw, April 27 Bee voa-Receipts, 150 car loads including 17 car loa is for expor.atloa. 1 here wa a slight improvemeut in tne toua of the market, bin (he trd wer- nil tullv cler?1. Kxttemes for steers were 1 95g$6 00 per ICO poun'ls. Tie weea's exnorP were I ümi ..ea of live cattle, 1.070 quarters of Wcf and 1.550 carcism oi mutton. bheep Kcetp:?, 7S -ar loas. Ma'ket eviter, v.nh a bad riaih common t" extra We;ern ühfep 'o'd at 1 7.'l:. ' -nr 100 n-iu-th; c'tprw l do., r4 C - IS, au.i Ja..' t3 Caoi Wix'prri cirlinks at ?'j i7 12i; tpriu; iambi M.d at i I 7j 50 per ttel. llo.-e Ktcelpts, rX bead No tr.line in live ho?. yr-i tiruirr: barely nomioal ia valae; t4 '0135 per 100 pouuds. BOrALO. April Cattle Eecelptf, 410 beaö; eonkigned through, M cars; fair ueinand, and ior common to medium steers at last week's pne: cull and dronpirg forvool to choice shippirg at prices lOGili: lower; good to choice thipI inv. of ftoui 1 .') to 1,100 Iiis., Cjj 1; fair to pood native eh ifplri; alter, of from 1,20-j to 1,300 lbf , $5 o5(i5 50: nie.iium to good butener', of from l.Ha to LlCOibs., f t 2V 4); Horkcrs and feeders t 7i(j4 2: cowand htif -rs 7-yl 20. cheep aa LamtiK Kee-ip's, T.J-0,1 r.eaa: eousijued t i rough, 12 cars. Fair deasnf, nut loer rate; n dium to cool wool -heep o! fron M 'o to 10 1 : . 4 7545 It': good to CKOlct. $ 25 i5 fr.t; lDoliup to kco ehp.ied itieey. 14 40; Mojito c: iiU ( top. r5 50-ao ,". Hr.vi- RfVHipi T.C0O hesd; conzne! tri c, '9 nrP. -ir demarid: good to choiep fnrV-r., $1 s.vi -; i nt, t.erV trd.S. $1 bOi f'j: cow t . .. : .avy. g: 7C(Ij it-.

MAKStTS HX TVXEUlltf Prmlui e !nrets. CHIr AGO, April 17. The riav waon o! strons txtlttnitut on Fxthane witn w:ld fi:t.-tuau')js in wheat, due to tee very connictirg u-i from London regarding Afgban ituaiion. -n: th contois were much higher in tbe terly potui8 aud the ist traussctious n wheat wtre apparently on tin-the Iuris of pttce assnred. l ien followed a v-: v rand dttltne In coneo's. and the wheat marSet o ortd up. but lei) tafk stvtral times accord 1- ! irfc to the cuangln tenor of t: v foreign Cdöie. The cl ee lor the iy was abc.ui Jc under the Ja est fitiire Saturday, bit over the opening prices of this for. noou. There was more otmid-j t.'kd ng. but the general feelmz wss oneof crvat ii(ircusnennl uncertainty, aud the npjnion apPtarsto g'iitrl that It wiJl cmtinca un'iltne q'itstion of ptae or war is whs deünitely decided, iherect Jp.s ci corn aere larger, batthemarket aafcied bv the nie lnfinence as woeat, ..z) .- lower, hot reacting and fitmUf i lu.Ing Ji.c under Samrday. The 'peculation m corn was good Tne oats market was lainy active, price c'.oIuk wi;n iiO apparently change as compared to ra:urday. l'rovi9:oas mied somewhat easier i:d ckvsed a shale lowtr. Klour Firm and uncha. t;ed. Wheat-Opened 13 Vac lower, occasioned l tbe posting of bih-:r teaus, bnt rallied lc, eed off vc ain on more pacific tens: then advauued l!u ou war news, fell ba(k yc, fluciuated and closed Ys under Saturday on tne regular hoard, öale ranged: April, '.i'a'4C, closed at g8sc; May, closed at fc9.;e: June, '."Oi'jj'Jt iC cloeed at 914c; laly, Ö2t(ji(37'c, ciosed at Söc; No 2 spriurf, 'S'-ai f4c; No. 2 red, 95fi.97c: No. 3 red, &vj äk-,s'4c. Com- A fair eprculaiive and moderate trali.jg bcrir.ee vas trensaetd. The mtrtet opened lower than Saturoay: each. 47i.'al7!iiT: April, 4 ?i (d4'5c, eiced at 47J4c: May. 4::til4c, closed at 4iihc; Jute, 4i:Kra;1-ic, closed at 4'.4!!t July, 4- sCMcC, closed at 4S''(3l.V4C ' Tne .pecu:a-' live market opfned en.s.er at : iwer. but improved again, and closed a eiade higher ba atuidsy under a tood demand; c.s.i. Zi'i 3 May, 56,-4ft35Kc. cioted atfoc: June. S vi. -, c'osed at ä5j4c; July. 3t,'h.e, etosed at 3j!;j Bye ftearty; 'o 2,67c tiariev Nominal. KUxfeed taay; No. 1, $l "7. Mess Forz Infair de ciard. Ihe market opened lo 2,'-jC lower, bu rallied a?an auo finallv closed at me-lium atie: rat-h. Sil 7Gsll :5; May, 11 02!i'all 75. t loed at 111 721X01l 75; Jure, U 7"-a1T 8 cloved a: Ml vjfcatl t-i; July, fll S.'H'Sll 3"' closed at til 92K.il 95 Lard I he market ruled qu'et aod a rhaca eat ier : eRb,' 1 6 SoS'' 8"K. 'Ji. KS,4 C 87;. cloeel at t '. tH$: im", fco tfi'atö t'lostd at f5 9v.(3t.97,; July. 8.' 02lv Box-d Meats - eteady; dry ailed rt-oi'ide. 81 "73140; fchort rtbe So IO; aaort clar aid.. i:5St- oi. eu.HrM UpC nged. On the Proditca Eacua i,:e: ö'-.'.ter fP'j rpr L'nCh U.'ed. IC'H-f lOJ', 2ä.CiM t his.: wheat, C7. 000 b q.: corn, 'i CM bx : oaU, H i.000 bu.. re, l.0oo bo.: bailry il.O u hu. .-snip-rrept Flour, .t'O bbi.; wbfat, 4 ooo hu r cn-u, Ji.s.tfcO bu ; cai C5.000 ba.; rye, 2,003 tu ; baney, 13,000 tn. Allertioon Eord a h al f-asier; lower. V.ru- Ji; lower Oats (Joch iiigeO. Pork 2.cloer. Laid-ünchangtQ. NEW YORK. April 27.-Cittou-?teaay; middling; uplands, iOliltc: Co Orleans. 11 11 loc; luiurea cioed weak; April. 10 70o; May, 10 70c: June, i0.7t; July. 'OKiC August, ll.l'lc: September. lo.b7i!: October, 10. 2S-: November 1C12C: Decoraber, 10.1 Je. Jaui aiy, 10 20c. Flour- Receipts. 26,J! brlfc. . extort. 3.3:3 bois : market very firm, aid in p.-rx.e in.tanccs 1C(315C per birrel higher; c:ir)mori to gixil extra aod rittte. lUi'Sl 25: common to cno-ce extra tu Lints, S3 7ööü0. choice to doutlo extra. Sl0iÄ 25: the market closed firm. V heat Receipts, 15 '25 bu.; export, ai.gjfi bu; root lois Kö-'ic lower, cloriag steadier; o ration opened heavy and 'ihV.c ower. but later raili'd llHc, CtOfing wax atn at 4'i-Hi uuder be outside ratte; faiea of 3.9; 2 OX) b. t..tn-w4 EPdl8.0C0bu.rpot: No. 2 spring w.; No 2 IVwauk e. 98c; Ko. 2 Nortbwen, 1 01vc; ua'v1el red, ffiho; So. 2 red, I; CIV, tlevaor. l ü:4 a 1 10 f. o. b.; No l whlt-. fl 01 St "o. 2 red. May, sales of 432 0-to bu at til 00" cicstng at fl 00J4: June, 2,112 C0o b., av il l'4-s 1 C'f. closing at 1 02 : J uly. LISS.OCK) bu at SI u;; 4 lOlJf, eoS'ingstllOS: ADR'ist, 22U00 b . at fl OlJsCSl f6. closing at St Os'i; !ejtemb- 61tKKi lu. at tl Vi 1 C6?i, ciosiLK at 91 0&;:; D 'Member, S4.0C0 bu. at ;1 10;1 11. Corn Spot 1 s lc better: rpi iens opened 3Kc lower, bu la'er it arts d lljc, cloaiiig wiih leKsatreogth; re --ipw, 14J,tb01-u.; exporta. 153,403 bu.; sales, 1.. J.c-iu bn. of future: 1 003 bu. of rn; ungrde : 5 -r.7c; teamer, Ct'34j7K'c: elevator; afljat; 2, 67tjj57J4o eievatr, 67;sji,58Vc aSoat; su-t-ner Lite, .h; No. 2, May. 5bi7-'i3, closing at 'i"; June. 5657Jc closing at56kc: July, fii!4 tlesiPB at " lc : AORUst. 68(- 'ic cioe'.rit; 1 1 5v-. Cnt8 (3o better; reca-lpcs, 4C.aäO ba.; ex jri.-, SO bu : tales of 410 CCb bu. of futures: liO.OJJ bu. spot: mixed 'es;era,41uilc; white, do., 4; 3,ic. Stock of grain lu store April 5" -'A'heat. 8,991,7,2 bu ; corn, l.SS 6 6 bu.; cats, 799 662 bu. ; barley. E7.2.J4 bit.; rye, 6,9 0 bo.: pea,S,io4 bo., malt, iuhü bu. Coifc-e Spot .'atr; Rio dull and weak at fcc: opttois etedy snd moderately active: rales of 21 &C0 baes: M4y, t;.5Cf3G.b0c; June, 6.7036 Töc; July, aog3.sjc; Anguft, 6.CC35 05C: September. 7 00-is.7.C5c: October, 7 10c; November, 7 lb&l 2c: December. 7.2x!. ßufcar Firm and moieraiely active. Molasses snjar, 4)c; centrifngal, 6hC cuDtectioner, Standard. 6 9-ICg)5c; cnt loaf and crushed, fyt 9 6 9-16c: granuiateo, 6 1-ld iO1 : 'curee, 6iSj?c WolS(ies Firm aud quiet: 51 test, 10. Kice r"lr tn and la fair demand. Fetroleum Cnited closed at K'c. Tal:ow-iteAdy. Turpeutine Quiet; 22" 'fi as ed. Fgcs Dull and easier; Western. 13 Oil 4c. l'Oi k Steady and In lieht demsnd. Beef Quiet and unchanged. t;u:meat Firm; long clear, 63. Lard-A trifle lowr and les active; Western steam, atop, quoted at 87 15; Mav, 7 127 14; June. $721: July, 87 S27 33: Aosu-st, 87 3a7 40: September, 7 477 43. Butter Qalet: steedlly held. Lead S'auy Oiher artJcl.-s unchanged. BT LOUIS. April 27 Flour -Cnchanged, with a lieht demand. Wheat Lower aud unsettled; coted r&4c above bouom Hure6, bnt ia tili C'l'iC oeiow Kafnrday: Ho. 2 red, cash, II O:1..;.; ata. tl Clfil Cl: June, tl 0lK. closing at 81 0b4: juiy, 81 ülVil G5J4'. cioingat8t 01 J. Corn Lull and cioeo about as turdy; No. 2 mixed, cash, 5a4M'c: May, 45;4I59: June, 4e,'(ä46c; July, 464447ic. closing at 47c. OaU r lim and hiiiber. cu very slow; Ho. 't mlxei, cash, S7Kc: May, 371ic asked; June, 37c asked. Bye Active snd bigner at t2c Barley No market Letd-Held firmly at 13 403 50. Butter-1-Anier; creamery, 25327c; dairy, 23-'-':. tUzn Lower at 10c. Flameed Sicady at il S' Hav I'netittiird. Bran- 77(f7?c at milt. Coromeal Ktrrng at $2 3i Wool rinn ai:d wanted; tubffLed, iS.A-c; unwrKbfd. i 321c: fpring clips, ltSl1 Fiovuion-. Hull an weak: only a iao trade demand. Fork $12 tk-.1. Uard 86 75 Buikn eai Lrnv clear, f, o b. Si 90; short n o. K: hört clear. $6 20. Hat on-Long dear. Id 25 36 37H: short rlt. $tJ7XS60: fchon clear, Jfi tb&5 71. Reeclptk Flour, SlOObbt.; wnei, btu ; Oorn, 46,ni tu,; ost. S0.OJ b".; rye, 4 000 bu,; barley, 2 tC0 bu. thipri'futs-Flonr, 6,0ki bhls wOat, 9,coobu.; corn. '29.000 bo.; oats, 20.000 bu.; rye, fc.t DO bu.; barley, none. Afterp'OU Board WneatDdcttned: May held at fl f June, 1 1)3; July, tl W,'4 CaraCloted gc lower. PHILADELPHIA, April 27. Flour Firm but quiet; Ohio and Indiana, il 255 25; St Louis and Southern Illinois, It 25 25. winter patent, 85 25raC; Minnesota bakers', 5 60,35 tO; Minnesota patent. 15 tO -jö 25. Rye Flour Scarce and firm st 14 bT'i beat Irregular, bot c!oed Arm; No. 2 red April, J999cb: :May. 99a?3ic; June, 81 CI Ol 015: Jujy. 81 02141 03i. Corn Market rj)Peo weakrr. but aubstquently became strong; No. 8 mixed, esSTic; steamer No. 2 high mixed. 6c;No. 2 mixed. t5r357;4c: No. 2 mixed, April,

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4..V5. Ilutn-r r ti u f-'i niitnanceJ: Nortuwen- , em extr fienierr, ;S(.-9j; Ohio crenniry. 2-8 -c: apcr diary. iCi. 1. usced U;t Qj't-t i-. Sr.gar Qnii-t but 'mi. hard reined. f',7c--! w Orleans. ?'u.i.'ic ' Afil.e aad tirm; ro",.nr' "d Iwht i4 r.E: kin u br.tcheib' fl 67il 70: rfceip:", Lit 0 bead; h pineat. 4 head. r'-ln gn1 dercacd and eler at 12e. Cheese Dull: Ob o faciory, 53'!. KILWArrKKii April 57 -Flour-Steady. Wheat i:afer: Milsutee No 2, 8J)c; Juu, ,'4'cv Julj, Vi'Vic i rn-flipp y belter an 1 morts do'.t gv No. 2 47,'4c Ols More p'enty, but tame; No. 2, S5c. B Dull and west; No. L 71: iirl"V Irme and pes-ect.d N-j. 2. C2 Provision -Ks-itr. Mes Purk-(h or Ha , 811 70 "ij, 811 to. t I rd- Frirce flcem. r si or May, 7: J i.it ?6 92. Futter Quiet old stock, dull, cnoi'-e Ca rr. 1I( Im; Clie-Duil at lMlle v-48- ;n eoot siipplv aDd uuch.LjrtJ llÄttlic. Kr;?:ra y. F'cbi Fl 5C5 bOi ; theat lf6.fJ7 bu.; bner. 1.701 J(

bx hUipmenU.- ''enr, ll,4i bbt ; wa-.-tN;'X bu ; barley. 1.150 bu s-t BaLTIMOBE, April 27. Wheat Western irresniar, closing flrriur: 2 win'r e4. pjfij bid: May. ' i'.'M: June. 8'. 0!?4ai u-'; l'iy. jl Cör,ß hid. uJi veu-rn mixed por. 6'ö'CMaj, ieötO.'-c. Oata-buady; Western hiw,4oai 4Sc; nuxeo," 41543c Frovtcions stcaiy, w;la moTecrmnew. Mea Pork 813 2' ?H iK'. I.ird KchDed, fcl;,c. f'oflee Dull; Bio caraOfr ordinary to lair, 74gsc Ke-tots-Fioar. 6,w ttx; wheat Ei.CK.s0ru.: com 47.000 tn : oats, 1..10C tu.; rye, 00 bu. 8hlpmenU-C3rn, 500 bu. IXlUISVILLr,.' April 27. notton Qaiet and urn barged; tniddaue. lO'-iiglC-'-cc, Grsiu-tronc and high r. Wheat Na 2 10 gb ?rry. 81 . 2 1 V. 2 red,. 81. Corn No. 2 mixed, 51Sc; No. 2 wbite. He Oats No. 2 mixed, 893. Provisions Dull. Bscoon Clear rib sides, 85 80: clear sides, 17 25; shoulder 5 25. Eulkneau-C'ear rib ndar, f 5 U; clear tide, fö 50: Khouldera, 84 75 Me- Pork 81250. Hams-eusar-c tired, 810,310 EO. Lard Choice leaf, S 23. TOLEDO, April 27. -Wheat-Closed qniei and weak; No. 2 red, cah or May, norulniy at 92c; June, S.i'nC: July. KS1; ased; N. 2 wit, 81 i2. Corn Dull: No. 2, can or May, 60c luue, 4 V: July. 51c. Clover-Easy; prime to medium, $5 7 a ked. Receipts Wheat, il.)0ba.; corn. PIOOO bn. Shipment VS heat 44.0UO bu.; corn, 4 000 bu. KANSAS CITY, Anril 27 Whe Lower and fairly active: cash, 70: Apr'L bid. 7(?NC aned: May. 79kc. July. 84,,-B&'4-lx - "m lTerr cash, -Xty. bid. S9c a-ked Ai I. W'.- a.c casked ; May, S ,'4t; Jui.e, S9e. Oaia Nwin.ual. MEMPHIS. April 57 Cotton Pill: mid W.ne. 10 5 16c Recelpia. 10J bslen; aulpiueDia. 2jJ oaies; siof , 32, 7s baU: Fal", 100 bales. ST. LOUIS. April 2J.-Co:ton-Dii!: r2id;;:c?. lCtc: sales. none reported: reclpt. 200 baits; hiprm um, 1 IO" ralef: stock. 19.2CO bale. (iALVSTON, April '27. Cotton Nominal. vt rfcelpt. 61 bales gross receipts, I5S bale: exports conMje. T.0 bstev; stock. 1. .614 bates. AiiLW ORLEANS. Atrtl'i7. Oouon Dn'l : middling. 0 5 16?: low middling, 10 1 icr. e-ol ordinär;, 9 13 16c Ne'aod profsroreipts, l.Ul ICt: exports to Crest B'Hain, 2 33 bales; taiea, t-Od-bnli twlr. Hi 1-0 ha'ca. NEW YORK, April 27. The Posttn itsco'toa review ys: AfU r an advaLce of MOOc to 6 1X most of the gslu a loet, and sales at the tVrd call were made at 1-luOc to 2-lü0c above baturdsy a loirg prices. June brought 10 S2c: July. I0.9i-; AugUft.10.rSc: September. 10.72C. Future ciosed weak and 2-IOOc to 8-lCOc lower than last Saturday, Bales. 72.000 baies. Whlaky. CINCTNNATL April 27. Wliliky Steady with a fair demand at si 13. CEIGARO. April 2'. -Wii. Try Firm attl 15. fri. LOCIS, AprU 27,-Whjikj-Eady t tl It '

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