Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE BENTIHEL WEDNESDAY. MAT 20, 1885.

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THE TEST! VkMatof ttwBoi botst amttll4,lliO ltoot ltx eo f aco small. A ot eml wUi Bet M 4nlr4 to 4tot tha praswnoe of -"""'t TT 6 . . - v uk v a-i". snrea sot cost aw amhosu C3 Su.Trci5s hü tv t t -sra viWTKi?""A Cc a ttililoß Loit.m tor a quarter of oentary lit Ml fliesg LLw conjumum' r t -l.it. 1 le:, THE TEST G? TK5 ÖYHL SfBICE SAHISG P0TO)B CO, kxbs or Sr. frig's asäfl Fisyorin EiSEstJ, VW ibatMMtt toliuoa wä atnr 1 9t w Lacmas' j Or. Prlca LepsHa Yaast Qcsns Vr light. Esaltby Bread, Tee Bsst Dry Kfrf ItwS la U World. FOrt ft A IC 3Y GPOCERS. SPECIAL FlAVDftlKG! MOST PERFECT MADE Purest and strongest Natural Fruit Flavors. Vanilla, lmon. Orange. Almond, Kose, etc., flavor as delicately and naturally as the fruit. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. A VERY DULL BOY. How Trepidant CI ere land "IVaa Regarded bj Ills Schoolmates. Vary r'ond of Drawing the Girls Around on Sleds The Friends of Ills Boyhood Surprised at the Uackboue Mr. Cleveland Has Developed as Governor and President. (Washington Correspondence of the Post-Dis-paicb.j DeWitt C. Sprague is well known in New York, lie read the poem at the last reunion cf the Army of the Potomac at Baltimore. Ee is at present one f the oQicials in the Fourth Auditot' efCe. H was formerly a lawyer in New York, tut ill health compelled hi a to iye up hia practice. He was Consul in Italy daring the greater part cf Grant's tin: e. He was bora and trcught up ia FajetiesYi.Ie, vrbere Gr Tr Cleveland livsd for a nunibar Ct Tears when he was a boy. Mr. Sprascus is still a jcuEg, actiye looking man. lie recalls a number of interesting incident? in tO , earlier career cf jcung C'eyeland. Iiis family, the Spngues, Were neighbors and friends Of the Cleve.'ands. The President's father rrts a rigid Presbyterian clergyrnaa and an Abolitionist of the estrerae type. He never lost an opnor; tnnity to denonnca tlavery. Cleveland's family were all republicans. His brother-in-law, Mr. Heyt. is one of the strongest Republicans in Central New York. Cleveland himself sever tosk much interest In politics when he was a young ma a. Mr. ßprsgne says that he caa not remember his ever laying anything abdüt it when he was in Favetteville. It was cot until he went to Buffalo tbat he tock the side of any political party. He never has bten at aoy time a partisan. "Wfcat kind of a bjy was Cleveland at tchoolT I asked tlr S or ague. "He was a very dull boy. He never was much of a fellow for books. He was a chubby, good-Eatured fellow. He was very fond, in the winter time, of drawing the girls of the school around on sleds. Why, I can remember him now joat as well as can ba, running with my Enter on his sled through the snow, his round, fr6sh face fairly lighted no with radiant Rood turane." "Was he a fighter in those days?'' "No, be was not. Yon couldn't gat him into a fight. He was the most peaceful fallow I ever saw. He would do anything in the world to keep out of a row. Thoäe who knew him ai a boy were very much surprised to see him develop so much backbone when he became Governor. He used to be to easy and yielding that any one could do what they pleased with him." Mr. Eprsgue continued. "Even in tho-:e days he showed great taste for business. Although he was considered very dull at school, he was one of the hardest workers In it, He was never very fond of play. H seemed to take more pleaiure in wors. All of us boys thought he wai cat out f jr a merchant. Cleveland used to corns orer to cur bouse a great deal. My mother used to call him Grove Cleveland. Sie till calls him that. Cleveland used to be very fond of coming over to our house about breakfast time. My mother was a great hand for buckwheat cakes in the morning. Cleveland would come in and take a teat and then cast a wistful eye upon the pancakes. Then my mother would say, "Grove, won't you Lave some of the cakes? Do sit up," :nd although he had previously breakfasted at home, te would eat nearly his weight in buckwheat cakes. The President when ba left school in Fayetteville entered the store of Baacü C. Beard. Beard was the leading merchant of the place. He wes the great capitalist of j'ompey HilL He moved over to Fayetteville to nd a larger field for his energies. H ia daughter Carrie married John O. Evans, the late President of the Mutual Union Telegraph Company. Mr. E?ana was largely interested in Washington property, and left a sery hacdsonie estate here. Iiis widow resides here now. She Is a frequent caller at the White House, now occapied by hr father's former clerk. Mr. Bs aid himself was hers the ether day and had a very pleasant visit with the President. Mr. Baarl is a very flue looking gentleman, who bas always vcted the Republican ticket until last fall. He could not vote for Mr.'Blaine, and o voted for Mr. Cleveland. The Presidsnt always shows great pleasure when he meets any cf his o'd Fayetteville friends, Mr. Hpracue called at tne White Honae soon after icangtsraticn, and found tbat they all rerremtered him. Tha Präsident gave him and hia wife a hearty invitation to a family dinner at the White House. . Mr. Frrasue's aecaoMof the President's being a doll toy nds plenty of parallels in

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the history of other prominent men. 8 r Walter Bcott was regarded as one of the most stopld of boys at scboot The Doke of Wellington was a dullard la his -youth, while Goldsmith was considered to be not more than half-witted, the President has ao snr-' prised the politicians about him even more than his old-time friends, with the development of bis powers aa Executive. He is anxious to make a good administration, and believes that he will be renominated In the event of his giving a satlsfactary administration to the people. Governor Proctor Knott has been in the city for the last two or three days. I saw him upon the street the other morning and bad a brief talk with him. He looks more dignified since he has become Governor of Kentucky. He has more what the military would call "a set up" than he had when he was in Congres. Helsa man iust aboat medium height, with a round, stout figure. Hia head ia very large. His face is broad and smootn ebaven with tne exception ot a tnowy'.white mustache which sweepajdowa over bis mouth, completely hidiag it. Hie note is Komarj. Hia eyea are a clear b'ue, while hia forehead is broad and high. He has tha hih, clear eclor of a man ia perfect health, lie waa dressed in a very closifitting euit of black, made by one of the best of Eastern tailors. He wore npoa his head instead cf hia oM aof t slouch a silk hat of the latest style. He was aa correctly and neatly dreised as any New York club man. He shews a marked improvement in his personal appearance since he left Congress. Men can net serve in the House of Representatives for any length of time and keep their health or even any semblance of it. The chamber where the members meet is lull of poison and its atmosphere is responsible for the breaking down of many a public ooan. Mr. Randall's break down ia only one cf it any that are directly traceable to this badly ventilated room. I beard cf a peculiarity ot General Sherman's the other day which should be noted by thos who are to write his future history. The General ia very fond of good whisky. He used, hen he started out for the War Department, to stop at the bar just above Willard's Hotel for a morning drink. In Washington a single drink of whisky is fifteen cents; two drinks for a quarter. Van Vliet, when he was Quartermaster General, used to start out with Sherman at the same time, to that they could take their morning drink together. They lived next dxir to each other, and through this arrangement of starting out together they were able to save 2!.: cents upon each of their morning drinks. Sherman would pay one day, and Van Vliet another. Thf.re was always a dispute between them as to who should pay, each insisting that he had paid upon the day previous. Occasionally Sherman would come in alone, having müsed Van Vliet Then a funny little comedy would always ensue. The Geneial of the Army of the United States, after havicf; tossed off four or five fmgärs, would begin to fumble in his waistcoaL Then ha vooldsay, "1 have cnnged my waistcoat this morniusr. I have no cbangs." He would ray, ' Chalk it down and I will pay you tomorrow morning." The next day he would ronie in for his morning drink and put down a quarter In satisfaction of tne two drinks. The owner of the bar eaid that he wes sever able to get whisky at a low enough wholesale rate to get his money bock out of Sherman. Up near the War Department was another rectanrant. This was a military restaurant, cbiefly patronized by officers of the army and the officials of the War Ü3partment. General Sherman's luuci hera w&sa big drink of straight whisky. He wculd come over about 1 o'clock and call for his special bottle. He would pour out enough whitky to make two or thrae ordinary men drunk and would then lay down ten cents and walk out. He was the only patron cf the restaurant who got his drink for this price. The General of tne army uf6 to be just as economical in his smoking. He never would. buy cigars for his own U38 that cost more than SiöU a hundred. T. C. Crawford.

As article on "The Txesideatjand the Senate" the Si. Louis Republican concludes as follows: "The simple Democratic rule is the wisest, fairest and best to confirm all appointments cf a F.epublican President, exC??t where the appointee is especially objec tionable. Thi3 tu!e ia based upoa ihe prla i -V-fc m V L Si ' cipie mat wnen tne i resident is a iepu oilcan be has a right to Rspublican assistants and subordinates, and a Republican administration and Democrats have no alternative but to awatt their turn. The Republican Senate will do well to adopt the rule. Their party is out of power; the country is Democratic and has chosen a Democratlo President. This Democratic President is charged with the duty of executing the laws, and should be permitted to choose his own subordinates for the work." Se5atok Mahosz is said to be the ideal peker player of the generation. We thought that Mr. Schenck, of Ohio, ex-Minister to England under a portion of the recent Republican regime, enjoyed the reputation of being the poker player par excellence of this day and generation. Daring his residence at the English Court he wrote a bosk on poker and it was published with the cordial indorsement of the nobility. The only doabt that might be raited Iz the fact that Schenck ia a Republican, and it is said that Republicans don't play poker. It is only wicked Democrats that know much about the game. A cof.besiokdest writing from Washington on the li'.h says that Hon. Bayle Hanna on that day said to him: "I had an interview with the President yesterday and told him that my little daughter was eeriously iil and I feared the terrible trip to Persia would be more than she could stand. I asked the President to change my apoointsent to the Argentine Republic. He was very kind and intimated that he would gladly do to if the Secretary of State did not object. I subsequently saw the Säcretarv and te raid that he would talk to the President, and, if agreeable to him, the change would be mad." Many ladies who for y eara had icaresly ever enjoyed the luxury of feeling we'i, have been so renovated by the ue of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, that th7 have triumphed over the ills flejh is said ti be heir to, and life has been crowned with added charms and fresher beauty. At Kingston, Mass., all tbe schools in th town were closed yesterday on account of the diphtheria prevalent among the pupils. There were four deaths Sunday, and more expected. The Ottawa Government has not yet considered the case of Riel. The best lawyers lay he will be tried for treaon-!elon7 uader the treason-felony act of 187'J. George Hutton, of Zsnesvilla, Ohio, jsins the arr.y of people who testify to the virtues of Misbler's HeTb Bitters: "This is to crtlfy tbat I have been laboring undar a d:!H cuity of breathiDg for a considerable Iengthof time, which was accompanied with loss of appetite, ceneral debility, etc After nsic cue bottle 0! Misbler's Herb Bittars I ana well." TVhen Baby was ftck, we gave her CASTOEIA "WTien aha wai a Child, ulie cried for CASTORIA "WTien sho bomme MUs, nlie clung to C ASTORIA Wien ehe Lad ULCdreu, she gave them CASX'A Ve call especial attention to the advertisement in this t33ue of Mr. J. C. Vaughan, seeds roan at Na 42 LaSalle street, Chicago, who prints one of the finest catalogues of the season, covering seeds, garden tools, plants, etc., whete location at Chicago places hin In the b:st possible position t supply our readers. It will pay any one to send for Lit catalogue before buying seeds or tools.

f MAL Mfl) COMMERCIAL. fiONKY AND STOCKS.

Kew York Flnaaeial Market. NEW TOKK, May 18. ücney Oa call easy at 1 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 1 35 per oent. Foreign Exchange Qalct at for CO days and for short sight. The total tales of stocks to-day were 342,1 shares including Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, 54, ECO; Lake Shore, 16,735; Louisville and Nashville. 22,475; Northwestern, 10,S35:New York Central, 0,510; Pacific Mail, 25,410; St. Paul, 43.C59-, Union Pacific, C 1,033; AYcstern Union, 23,510; Oregon Transcontinental, )l,C0O. Government bond are quiet at unchanged quotations except an advance of ' in the fours and a decline ol K oa the currency sixes. KUte bonds are steady, with sales of North Caro lina tax at bi and Nerth Carolina coosol.da.ed fours st Tte fctcck market has ben tiD usually active, at times Icvtrish, ana Eomewbat Irregular to (Jay. With a few exceptions the prices this morning were J to J perc ent. higher tnaa they cloftd on Saturday, which was Immediately succeeded by a decilne cf mall Iractioas tiiro jshout the list, bul alter fifteen minutes a rlly was started which continued until midday. Tue higtust prices were generally reached about 12 o'clock. The marset then graaUAuv weaVened, and continne.t so until the last hoar, wneu it weakened materially, and finally closed weak at Irregular pilots as compare' with Saturday evening. VNblle this was tü general cour-e of the market, some of theleHnK stocss furnlshea prominent exceptions New York Central was weak all day, e.llng down in the morninr to S3 '4, front which It rallied tf noon 1 par cent, and then broke to 3' 4 before 2 o'clock. In the last hoar it was Heady a,t the decline; and closed with a net lots of ) per cent. Most of tha active 8 toe is V uchtd their hia nest prices about toain, but Union Pacini- in tho foreuooa rose only per cent., and while toe remainder of the mimet was restics st the advance, it rose in very lr e pnrchsnes to &). There was an advance of ; per cent, in the opening price of Licktwanna at iO;,J , and it rose in the forenoon 1 per cent, and reira iujcl about steady until ssordy before 2 o'clock when it yielded a fraction and closed with an advance of 1 pur rent, at 10.5. or a sain ascjmpwed with the upf-niue of percent. Wes'.en Union was especially 1 loinincnt for its siren ;f i tuoughout tbe day, selling up l?s Per cent, ta CO, Tne hanktr and Merchant Telegraph Compiuy ia to have a new receiver. Pacific Mail anl cnicago. PnrüDg'oH and Qulnry are up percent .Oregon Navigation and Oraiha preferred tacti 1, and Consolidated Oas per cent. Northwest 8Ld Lonlsviue and Nasuville are down each M and Oregon Transcontinental while Ls Whore I nnci.anaeil. The total sates were 3 IJ 000 shares, which la the laigott day's bU6ine for a mom .1 rast; butot this amount Unioa Pacific Liciwanna and at. Paul contributed nearly cO per c?nt. The break this afternoon was duo In part to tne realizing bysmeo. the m rutuz buiu, kucu s are always tcady to take a small proSU 60 -ne of the ix all shorts cave also covered, but the led l(n bulls claim that tha large bears he lacre vi-t tbeir bort interest; tout there ae fully as nrauy ttccks on the hört side of the market at preseoi m at any time recently. Ihe bulU lUsUt tha; tue letting ia Fprefldiog, teal price are very near bo .- toni and the advance must be steadily upward fro a now on, though fciicht reactions will, of curio, ccenr. tt. Paul at one time was up to 7oJa. bat it broke on tbe publicat.on of tne report tor the second week 01" May, showing a loe, as conpird with ihe corresponding week last year, of $12 805. Northwestern is down i per cent., althouu the erkly s'atement shows a lo;s of only 87,t0 . Tho bond market has been very active, tne total nales amounting to J2,ir2,i 00, but of this bus n 'g orer tl, 010 COO con&Lsted of transactions in Erlo econCs new. which were extremely active bitween 12 and 2 o'clock, and decidedly weak, se'.liog down from 5 ji toüO. In the last hour the y weie lefa active, closing at the quotation last jnentiontd. The most ot t'ae list, bowfver. show considerable gains. At'anilc and Pecific Western Division fi-sts are up . nt Ceniral Iowa Kasten Division firsts, X. at SS "Cheapake and Ohio 6, series I!, l'i. at 61; St. Ptul. Chicago and raciflc Western Divhdon 6s, A, at 11": Chicaaoand Pacifi 3 Western 5, , at -j Wlsccn'in and Minnesota division 5s, i, at 97. p.nd tho teimiDal rs, J4,at 93; Morns am ,Kct nrst (fonsoi) 7s, at 127; Denver and Rio G'an'lo fir-ts, 2, at 1Z and the firsts (conol). i- at 51;: lyouisrille and Nashville Cccilian Branch 7s. 2, t loo. the pcnt-rai 6, l1.,', a 37!$. and the HMO 6s. 1 nt 73i: Lake Erie aud Wesiern firsts. 1!, at Nicke i'.ate firnts. i. at 77H. aad tlie West Shore ürst, Ii, at 3C!4 , I nion Pacir. Unkiug funds, at 120: ht Louis and Iron Mountain seconds, l1 nt 10s3i. 8Dd the general U o Jsol) 5s, at 72? the Colorado Coal and Iron 6s, 1, at 63. The uarket c-ostd with tho following prices bid: J per oent. honr!? C",t rCTiMvUte Kih. 8:; t Dited States 4'S. li2 !4 Louievile A N. Alby. 'Zl United State new 4el22 I -larl.. A Cia. 1st p.' J railCC C I Of S5....1'.9 tent FidScCry'J -i:'27B "rtfl cconos fü'1 XarL & Cia. sxjonas lira.. s ChirlMtoc. 3i flchIgan(I!ntraiMM. 4) ilunoap. &8t. ll jo p.-efjrre'i. .... wiwurii'i. -.-l0Tt mrl fjctio... et. Jca vxii -Jtu i t.v--. , 5, p. B. c. crf.TR....Tj rtonis T'arr.esseo S's oil... INsj-hvllie iv ut 3 s 17 rtu;eut 6's, utw... 4ö Vex. P. land e-ants. 35 Tex. h. hio bf&nUe. 5J N. J. Central. . Norfolk A W. pfd enhern Patioo. naJ'-n Ptc. fiis;. l:;;4 Northn Pac. ra Ü. P. tend rantf f Chic, ft Northwestrn U.P. flnkingfurdll'.' c. & N. pfd 127 Virginia 6'b.. 8. Sew York CentraJ 8 i Va ccn.ex-inatcouf 4'J Ohio Central :'i Virginia defeire -i... VA Ohio & Mississippi. 12.'i aasias aapre?a -ii o. & ss. p:a... 0: i.lBe.eny Centrai . Ontario A Western., 1 alton A "Tre U.. 17 mrrvnn Navigation-. k,&T. H. pfd -4jnei!cai tirrts.. Zz.iL Ccdai ti. S K. aa Pt-cdflc "met 8outhern. ,eaMa) Pecifia. hfrarcake tt Ohio, f:. & O. yrefd flrtts .. C. Tw o. seconds 8u i Oregon Transoon t'L 13-; 95 Oreg.-.n lmproveai't. io PaclSo Ma!U .. 5 Mi rtmarna . 27 Peoria. D. A E.... 0;-; 0" Ptttbur 1 4 1 4 1 Paltosn Palaco Car 1;7 77,, r.C4i-J2..... V,i W. Kork IclAud...... 113'.. .fclcsco & Alton.-135 A A. preferred.. 1?4 Ltic. BviT'.iq 123 Mc, S'.I. ÄN.O '! L L.APlttsburr 9 C, 8t. L. & P. pfd 18 '".a.. Ban. 4 Cleve.. 20 st. u a VAn. ir ran. i.i Do. preferred....Do. first pfd - C. M. & 3t. P W'-i jC, SL A St. P. Pfd KY'i lit. Pan M. A M..... iU Pknl A Omaha.. ClevlndiS-Colambus. :to ibu r. s v. v-i üelaware A hnd. 7S !i Texas Pacific el. Lack. A W esUlta Onion Paci2o. - a V Si Uenvor k a. ttrancu & i:.a. sxprof XrlC! Wi' Bt. L. A P bis pre erred. iO I Do. pfd. Kast Tennessee 8' .1 aells A Farzo Ex U9 -i EastTennessee pfd.- 5liW. U. Telegraph f'."i fort Wayne. 13.'.' Colorado Coal to -fannicaiA hujoo iaaawoo-u H. A 8L J. pfd... dornen take 12 , 110 d.ariem. .., Houston A Texas. Linola OeatraJL ... I., B. A W iansM A Texi!,..,.199 I iron Silver ;s Ontario...1:4 Quicksilver. 9 ; Do. praf erred.. 2-n. -I 18 !njeru Padre. lku Kile A West. f3,Z ßXXlTO .. . ..... in gake äecre. - 52 i fforelxn Money and ftt-ACka, LONDON, May 13. 5 p. m. Consols. for hotn monev aad the account. I'm tea su Konds 4, 114K. Railroad Bonds Atiintlc an 1 iireat Wesiern, 24 J4: seconds, 5i; c ana Hau IVcfic. S?4: Erie. ll'4: do. seconds, V2: Maxiem toinsry, 24- 8t. Paul common, 71: New Vn'k OnttaL 8i; Pennsvlvania, f3'i; Rdmg. 7s. the Bank of England gained 21,00 bul.iou ou balance to-day. PARI3, May 13. -Three per cent, rentes, s ! 7ic for the account. coxakKciiL. Since the great t ale of dr goods in New York 'afctweek the feeling In dry goods circles is not much Improved. At this forced sale byactiou, .bcre20,CoO pockases were told at lull market ptlces, less a mall per cent., were realised, and owners of merchandise feel that their s ocis a -e worth measurably the first cosL liala is qiM. but with fair weather prevailing It will imp-orv". The flue weather has brightened up the grocery trade. Sugars have again taken an advano; erannlaled and confectioners' A are un 'ai ant a:l ide o'litr erades arc np 1-ICc. - Tne co.Tee insr.-t is itiO-r. but we 00 not loo (oran lTnci?. Oth-r irrrreries are EoiniT ire?ly at aa a lvant -s Mi j üihRS there Is qr.i:e a demand for disinfetait at I preMtit. "arhol ic acid rules muca firmer, .n-1 quonu UO ii -cptr pouiin. tne general i-h-i rfmanis about the tame. Temata as previ ously quoted, and poultry has advance! aouu: y,c. Leather remains about Ueady. OBAIN. ( ' Wheat If a Saturday's d aline :s aflecte I the isarketa at tha close of last week a "Monday's bluencss" appears to have struck In this vleinity, and its effect it qulto apparent in ths decline in prices and general dullness in local circles. All grades of spot delivery are lower aad futures fail to materialize. New York is higher, Baltimore steady and Chicago 5c from Saturday's quo;ations. Corn Like wheat, It shows a dull feeling anl from He to 'c lower prices. Kocelpts light, demaud alow and principally poiupted by order inquiry. Futures not wsnisd. New York Jic higher, Paltimore 1" ljc off and Chicago J4'c off. Cats Pull, with tcady prlccr,

Ionr, Ornln and Hay. Fleer Patent r51?S03: extra fancy, 5 11 B 41 : rarer, S4 tb&i 00: choice. S4 6 tai 75: 1 a mil t, 14 Seats 60; treble extra. S3 7vs 8: 4oable xtt is tot s IQ: extra. 3 2ti 3 85; sapcrflaa, 83 J S (C; flee, 12 5'. 02 70. Wheat We quote; Bid. Asket,

va u - 1 04 ere 1 00 Ba s Med. B?o 2KedM Bs. 3KtdSelected . track track cack track 1 05 1 113 1 01 92 Asked. 00 6 t0 Bid. 62 fO 49 48J-i 4S 49 60 Cent Vfe quote: ho, a wnite. track Ho. S White. Sei low ... track traca track track track track track trace track H i0 52 61 Hiph fixta Mlxeo atixed rejected No, 8 vn hite rejected ro. 'z Mea onnd Ear. hieb, mixed. eouna rar, Mixed Csts-?equcu: 4S Bid. SO;-, Aised. rack 4ö'4 trai-a 3,-'M Bran Dull: 111 00 bids; beid at 115 00. CHICAGO MABKira. mrzlthed by H, K. Kinney A Co., Grain and Pro Vision brokers. Ho, 9 Chamber ot Commerce. I Kay IS. Wtiat-Juue-.... July August.. Com Jnoe Jaly .... AUgUfct . Oats Jone Julj Auhum. Port J una Ju.y-. August. Xrd Jun3.t., Ju.y... August., Bit - June July August.. lOpen'g I UihsU! Lowest iCloainj M i Mil 90 92 91 47; 47.U a 34 ' i -; 92' i I S3 t 471 47 S 47' 'jr. V. ! TV 4Vla: SJ 34 U I 46'4 4fii 47V 84 I 2.1!' St' Mi! n 12 11 12 11 22 6 C ") 6 2 6 0 5 6) 5 70 5 77 11 07 02 0; is 7j 2 92 61 67 77 11 17 11 25 6 7li 6 0 92 6 63 5 70 5 77 10 21 72 82 9U 67 6 70 Receipts Hogs. 29.100 head tar lota Wheat. 112; corn, 207: oats, 1S8. I Special to J. A. McKee.l CiiiCAfiO, May IS. Wheat opened firm: July, S2J4C; cblcs quoting English markets at 6d toll lower caused an easier feeling and a subsequent decline of le per bns⪙ free buying, principally foriesbcard occonnt, checked the decline and caused a reaction, stimulated to rome extent by an alvtnee in corn. The lau t advices from Ca'ifornia Indicate but little over one-third of a crop; Kanus half a crop. The wheat market acts tired and balls hard, but all arguments favor higher valce: the bears in reality have no arguments hut the lack of export demand, which is understood to be caused by lar-je a-rivals froa India and Russia, hastened to market by the propcct of war, and canning a teiaporar glut ia the Enslish markets. Corn is strona and higher: tho bulla are inclined to take advantage of the situation and f jrre higher values. I he markets all c!o,ed strong, teabeard wheat market lea-ling the advance. r.EVIEW OF THE BRITISH GEAIS TRADE. Lonix.n, May is. The Mark Lane Express, in Its icview of the Srltish grain trade the past week, cays: "Tbe weather has not improved. Cold winds and hail-sterms hava prerailtd nightly, and vegetation is showing ill effects aa a result of the continued bad weather. The sales of English wheat during the pt week were 45,407 quarters at S7i 5d, agairjst 5S 72 quarters at 37d 4d during tie orresponding priod laat year Holders of fjreu-u wheat show a d:spo itioa to sell freely, but da 1 few buyers. Sixuen cargoes arrived oflf the coasi Two cargoes, including one of Califomian. were Fold: two were withdrawn, and twelve reatalaeJ, inducing nine of :a!ifcrnin. At to-day's mc ket nothine äs doing. Fl mr wis Glis lower. Corn was 6d(9 Is lower. Oais werj 6d lower. Barley, beans and peas were uncban ged. INDlaNlPOLH WHOtES lLE M1RKET. Ury Goods. rsiRTs. I Merrtrixc ucf -....s '-i -C IBerwlc taacy... ..i 6 Belmout fancy ...f i .Ji4! Waf h'n'ton led. biue..6 c .InOnor fancy. itciiiO xDi:y, Cocheco fancy, RlcJircona fancy Mxmllton fancy... American fancy, American Lid. blue. American chirtlng..4 Albion sodd..MM...MM.5V Allen fAncy-.....tS imrh&n's tnlninii......e Alien shlrtlag......4i3,eel Kiver iaacy vlierriLiatk thjrttng,.4;Dnntell fAucy.-.-. EÄ3S8 Pacific S, rcplla lus- 9 Pacific casha'rs..10 Pacific M Australian cra;; ..18 Pacific 6-4 A. C. iI...PX F4BR7CJL 5am Ilten M alracaa. c Hamilton 4 mix. .13 Pacific 1 tOO Tawna.. Poctüc Organdy FaciSc Chair.brf.y.. .10', .u . 9 . 8 .15 Pacific 6-4 E. X.CStf h is ilaclac cretonnes., Pacific C-4 A. C cih.2ili Pacific c. t. euitinga. fituniil'.t.Btr yK iash 10 SlancLeste iltB.Mlt Frio pennies... Pacifio nan's veil gAllan t! a .lpaca!...lQ Atlant c fl. L. cwbu...H j'at?tlc xr-ia 2 irllcton tta unu' 's V Ll Al 2 'H.K .Ma rlir?ton H e-ae ... 1 tuen mere.. COTTOyf. ... ..vuiEsird a. ... jLtlartit A. . ACaiitiO If 7 (Kill's llystio dver C! VtrdsUck. Lawrence L. L. ..5Jk Iremont C. C.. Indian Head 7 stark AOH V. VA .7 Conestoga W....6H rJaranacK 1 tippe rell R Peppenll X .. Pepperell 9 4 1 err era II ID-4 6S Dtlca O 7 Iott XX.18 Mawtchniu 3. B. -20 IvUndscr a.-. Vi BXIACHXn COTTOKS, L.. 7X' Barker UlUa,. Aadoscosjrin IiOnsdale. - Vi , 9 . ? .. 0 s!i i H - 4 t 7 Karwcii Kallarit vein 5 Manville..VVatnsntta... Hill's rr. per ElACkstnne A. 104. Fruit of the Loom. Idem... 7s Farcers' Onolc..M. A.. 7M Dwivht Annlior Hope. etchville.. reppere'.l s-4.., Pepperell tC-4 Pocahontf-a Cheftnnt H1U..... Lonsdale fianthrio.. - 7 ...20 .22H! iJnst Out COTTO f LASKSLA B'p Bl'd! Wd 7 V 10 I M a 12 18 14X rcaiont VL'l ti-IliOilt ii... 1 rtmont P... 7 8 lie-xout t 4 Tiemon; C t Tremont L. 7 TTtmont A. iTcmcnt Y. 'Iremont X. NwfkUd G... HahnaFP. ;:p.hna E... Trcmont B. 7X X 9 Tremont N. Flierton CN.. 6X Kllerton CM 7 Lllertou CL.-. 7 .'rvhna f.. Nahna li 8!Kiitrton T.. 8 Nashua B Sk. Kllerton B. 9 jSllerton K. KlEllerton O,. m NTahna A. .10 .US IS Sasbna AAA luuuerton r.. , ll,;rilerton 0... 14 jEllerton N. Nasaua X Sashua XX. 6LP6HAM. . 7X Wamstitta .. . 1 Berkshire.-. 7 Normandle moakea... Lancaster... Fates.. filassow. ..... ( era.... hite M fgCo. 6ya Koyal S I Renfrew dress.. 9 IJohnsontanal Id.. -.2 OS 7 fLAXDfl ASn CHXVIOTB. Axaoskeax .. 9 launama plaids . . 7 Amoskeag, fancy .10 Louisiana plaids.., 7 Batrs .... Ottawa plaids . 7 Otis B B . 8i:Edinbrirg chevioU 9 Park Milla, 70 chock-12 ISrerett cheviots,. S Park Mills, 80 check..l3 (4rett Beputllo chev. 7 Xcouomy check 9Sj(olnntblan. .. 7', Otis check .. 9x1 Hamilton (trip as 1C nnava ..12 lYorc. bine. Otis, AX A . 14 14 " OllaBB, iiort, siate Ctla G O rtork, tancy. Oakland. A. Amoskeag IM I ..10 averetiBayreakor iColumbian,. Boston - - V ,144 7 7X TICKINGS. 13 Lewistou, ts... . -11 ILewlston. 82 Amoakeag, A 0 A. xork, so in. Oonnestoga. B F. 14 ILewlston, 80 Conestoga, extra..-13 Oakland, A..... Ooeitoza, O O A ,11 X Oakland, A A GBA.IS BASS. araer'can... .. .18 iGrangor... , yrsnkiinvllle .,.....-19 iLewtsiou. . Stark. A. 22X.GeorgIa, A. . lAxra-r CHAiit. .-19 .-21 .18 White , IS ;Cover;et Chwto. Coiortd ardle Wick. 22 -itO No. t0tton Yarn. .10 ,20 I Twine , -The Prodoc Market. Esss Paying ioc per dos. : from store, ll '.ixo isuvtcx craamery u.icy,27c; enolo, is&m, dairy, seiotted, ISaiGc: country, lancy, ls-j; wet roii, rnaiie; ntxllnni sradea. erase: low naaes, 140 per lb. Poultry liens, 10a per lb.: roosters, cj hen turkeys. 10c: toca tnraeys. 8': oid geese, aul welt kathered, per dos,. It tui ducks, pax dos., 3 00 yeatöert Printe rasae, 45a mixed and ducks, r25c ikag 1K10. Wool Tub-washed and picked, 2?SOo; tnwished medium. lo; uawarhei common, lie; unwashed Use. 15lSo; Ocuwoid, 17c: barry aad unmerchantable at their value. The Provision Market Below are the present jobbing prices: -Bmoked Keats, canvaged or plain (pltin not guaranteed against skippers Id. O. U&iae : 10 to 12,lta. average, 1&Vc; 15 lbs. avorago, 10j 17X lbs. aversga 9o; ay lbs, average, 'JYy, heavy averages, 24(324 lbs. 9c: l'Sot averages, 'Porter Brand," y'sc: mettium do.. 9i Cottatte haius. Keliable Biaud." 7So: do '-tMrter Brand" 7c: California hams, Reliable BrauV 7,o; do "Porter Brand," 7,c: English breakfast bacon. Clear, "Bellable Eiand," lie; English shoulders,

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light do, Ko: English shoulders, heavy do, 6c: ismi y shoulders, piece, do, 6c; fined be if, do, 13a Bacon Clear sides, light or med ism wu 70. do bellies, lieht or cediam wt.. Sjo: do backs; light or medium wt, 74c; dolTrenoh flitch, 6:; do. butts. 6$c. D. 8. and pickled Veata English cured, dear aides or barks, nnsmoked. 6i4o; Bean pork, clear, per bbU, 900 Iba,, 114 60; pork, dear, per bbL, 200 Irs, 813 fO; family pork. dear, per nhL, 2Cf) lbs., til 00; family beef, per bbL. 200 loa.. I IS. Also in bbla, containing 100 lha, at half the price of the Darrels, with 50c added, to cover additional cost of package. Lard Puie kettle-rendered in tierces. 8c: in half barrels or60-lh tubs, 8c; 48-1 b ön tuba, 9c: SC-lbpaiis, 9c: 10-lb palls, 9H& Bologna m cloth 6c: in skin, c. Tbe Grocery Market. cae-jee-mii cream, wew Tork, 1314o: onto, Co; W'lficonsin, 9c per pound: young America, lie. Oo&je Common, Olüo; orJluarj, 104 lie; fair. llfmo: prime, 12M?l2Jic; striot.y rrtuia, 12iStlic: choice. 114!c: OW GovO'amentJava, 190-250: McLaUKhllll's XXXX roasted, l ib packajis. 100-lb cases, 60-lb do., Arbnck'e's roasted. UJct Levarlng'i, liics Caräoca. Ysiim Gat8' A Ho. .1, L52; Gatas pntre,14c Sugars outloal, 75-0 powdered. 70: grnu lateo. e'.,6; vct standard A. 6&-'-h-!: off A, b'i f'4c; white extra O. bXCW, light brown. 54 fc',c: coan srade, 4i3c; New 'Tioana brown. hSSUC. MoiiMve uu sjyrnpa New orot Hew ttuh rcoiasse. 6C55c; errup. 24& per gal. W ooticaoa tochoice; aKpie syrup. 11 10;il 81 R'c Carolina and lonisl tcA, 6-7o. Brices Pepper, 18JH9!c: iTtce, 13ai3? C'ovea, 20cA2c; Klnvr, 1722o: clacarcon In ma, tt'älöc: nunneRji,75l.i0o. Salt Lake, tn car iota, 91c; dray lot. tl OG31 05: email lota, 10c more from store; Oairy, 1 25 S CO. Btartlh Eeflned P arl, 8L4(B.1C per lb.; Eureka, 4c; t'hsmpion lions, lamp, sio; improved corn, iy7Mc Kali Fish Mackerel, extra mets, 52t perbhl.; halves, 112 60; No. 1 mackerel. $18(120: halves. ?9 A10;Na 2 mackerel, 812 50ai4; halves, $5 50.98; tsn. 2 medium, 88: halves, 84 5ü: No. 8 mackerel, V6M; halves, ti A3 50: No. 1 white flah, 7 60; boneless fish, 85 60(46 per loo lbs. ; boneleas end. 5d7; extra, 810; Grand Bank, 8Sc5io per lb.; family white fish. 83 00 per 100 lbs. ; No. 2 pickerel. 83 to per 100 lbs.: hallibnt, 14c perio. Foreign Frait Lonion layer raisins, saw 3 2bW 40; new Valencia, ll(ailc; Snltfna. 14c; mw MuHCJtel r9h1ns. two crown, f2 (hQl 75; California L. L.. tl Sä; three crown. 83 23. LemonsMessina, ft 0104 to Prunoa Turkish, ftv.c: BQHanao.,8Hc; currants, SHföSc: new Aga, layers. 12Vio. Dates Matts, iX&CA Fard in tenpound boxes. 9.'4i0c. Oranerea Navol. crate. St 50 5: Messina Oranaes BlngteO.. S3 72t CO- doable O., 88 003 25: Imperial do., 85 0135 50: Vslenc'a cares. 85 60r97 CO: California oran&es, 3 C0 I 5Q per box. fesnnts Baw, Tennessee, 4Vs '4c, WUmlnHton. 84c: roasted, 10c: Tennessee, 4 S3 6Vit : Virginias, 6iSc, Bauanaa 8132 per banc j. Cfxoannu 84 60(4o. Canned Gooas Wo anote: Tomatoes. 8 lbs.. 81 CO: Peaches. 3 lbs. standard, 81 65 01 70; 3 lbs., (I 802 CO; txroads, s lbs Si 50 til CO: 2 Its.. 81 85,1 48; Pie Pencil. 8 lbs. 81 20 4 1 25: 6 lbs., 2 C54J 1C; Black borrtea, 81 0iil 03; rawberr!cs. 81 M5l 15; Raspberries, 81 15:1 25; Cherries, red. JWföc: white, j195(j(2 20 String Beans, e.V0c: Green Paa, Yarmouth Ooru, tl SUl SÖ: Mountain tnar Corn, $1 5jj 1 0: Standard 2 Iba, 90c351 00; Mackerel. 81 253 S5: Pluoapp:em fi 60jJ CO; Hsimon, 1 lb,, 81C;,C4170; Tumbler JelU-s. P5?D0o: Cove testers, t ib., licht weight, 606Sc; 1 jp., jmi weight, 810o(J110-2 lbs-, light weight. 8110: 2 its., lull weight, 81 Ki9l 95; ciardlnes, French, Us, yiTSptrdos.: Amerloan, s, 90c twr des; Appt, S lbs, SCC960: 6 lbs. ti 6032 60; gallon, ti 60 2,1 eO. Tegetahlea and FralUf. Fstns Chcfce navy, n co: medium, 81 60, Marrows, 82S2 25; California. 83. Potatoes Si OOaa Rt per bbl; 66365c pr bt; nc potatots. tti CO per bbi. Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jarveys. 8535 ' 1 altlnorr, 84(94 60: Kentucky, 81 0-2: y(?llow seed, A 50.a3 75 per bbl. Apples Cnolcc, 83 0CJ13 50; fancy, 88 6G81; comnen, 81 25(91 50 Dried Apples Evaporated, Ssjici conmon tried, reaches Dries! peaches, halves, fi-lci " Call'emia halves, lto: evaporated, 15S3iu. abbage New, pf r crate. 85 0106 61 Onions New bouthern, 85 60 per bbl.; Bcrmud 13 60 per crate. Oniou Pets White bottom, 87 CO per bi.: yjh'v bottom. 84 CO per bu.; top sta, 82 30 oer bi. ionev aaiJOr Pas- 81 003l 0 per box. ireen Beans Si 01C2 v5 per b-x. Strawberries -8 J O'.&i 50 p.-r 2i quart cases. Seed. Seed Timothy, 81 6C31 b5 pet tancl. Coal and tok.

Hth.bcr, per ton, 81 00; anihrntf, 27 CC; ity toud Clty.840C; lndi&ua block. 3-tCO: eoie, -.Oc; coke, crnahed, Llo; Jacitoa coi 8 Si .CuVscoal. 82 SC. Eldts, Lcsvthrr and Tallow. Feialcck sole, 243310: cat sole, 3Jio t r3:n-.-trlvanla hsrne leather, K2V63: harness !ct Vfji?3c; bridle leather, per dox, 8c0a72; dorn-sue dp, 60O3Sc; French k?p. 80ci 20: donesao ca);, Ki.iZtil 10: French calf, t 1Q&1 60. KldeF No. 1 cured, 73$c; No. 1 green, .s;i :; Ko. lcalf, 9(dl0c; cured, ICOllc; dry salt, Kc ülnt. 12c; No. 2 hides, off. Tallow Xrlcie, 6c: So. 2, fo. Grease -Brown, iZiYtf i üi, ?3j6a; yeüow, . r.rug Mai-ket. 1 Alcohol, 3 22(32 80; caioratl, 75550 ; Ctuaphor, l,:Ci : rochlneal. M&fCc: calorrlonu. ac-c?Alt-.-, 'ynun opium, 84 25:4 bQ; indigo, $1 0033 00; mor j phlne, S3 4W43 bä. 0..6 Castor, si c6(Sl 60; ise; ad, t0eö$l bbi olive ell, 81 603 00; bersacot -iaudctou's), S2 25k!2 50; lemon (SandersOkiV), ;i 75(92 CO. Quinine P. A W., 85 ä9Cc; cinihcnlca, ?C&'5o. American Di-carb, eoda, 495c ; fpgllsn üo.,httc BnulT Garret's, 2-oa.back., tl 0u per dot,; 4-os. bottles, SJ CO ter do. Flove's iulpbur, 4JC TurronUae S8;3i0j; English Vtnetlan rod, fcy bb)., 2Ytz; less qusntltlas, 8Xc odine 84 CO; Iodide potash. 83 00. Olovfw. 2(fr?1 Rhubarb. 90cQ51 25. Wlnlow gls8, 70 and too: Ootble, 75 per cent off. Iron and Steel Market. Par Iron 81 90$2 10 : rates ;hoop Iron, ti 50 ratci 1 Corway and Bweed iron, 60 rates: horse shoe iron, 83. Eoree choe Eurden A Perkins', per kes. 83 W; uule shosH, 81 per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Putnsni,per box. 84 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb., 13c: spring ttcel, 6c; tire steel, 4c; toe calk steel, 6c; machinery StMl.80. Nalls-82 25. BllsceUaaooas Markets, Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 615520 : bollod, 54 &!c; lard oil. e536o; miners' oil, &5So: labrttattng oil, 293Sc: straits oil, 5500o; bemiue, 10 c?)Hc;ccsl oil. Indiana legal test, 9i10c; 150 degree, teat, labile; water white, 155 degree, 14a. tinners' tinpDlles We quote: Beet brand cnarcoai tint c. 11x14. 12x12 and 14x20.86 25; I X,10x It, 34xSO end 12x12. U 25; roofing. IC, 14x20, 85 75; VCx28, 811 5C212 00; block tin, in nigs, 24o; in bars, iSc. Iron 27 B iron, 8.25c; 27 O Iron, 6c; Juniata i alvsnlsed, 60 per cent, discount; refined, 60 and 50 per cent dtowunt. ilheet slaa, 6iic. Copper hottcrct. 77a Plalniahed ?opper, 34c Holder, 14 ia. . m LIVB STOCK. ladtanapolls Live Stock market. Usriois Qtocz-YABsa, May is. natstB Beoelpts, 250 head ; shlpmenta, none Fair fupply. quality some better. Msrset suou on butchers', while ehlppers were barely steady. We quote: Cttft shipping grades..... ,t5 41 5 7i Medium to poo-i shipping grades ...... 4 15 Common te fair shipping grades.... 4 &0,4 70 Bockert and feeders - ............ 4 0C(4 7j Choice cow ana aeticis.. . . 0 65 00 vedlum to good cows and hel'e.... 8 7üo4 15 Oonmon to fair cows and hellers , 9 60 AK 40 ycals, 00 m it on to trod 4 0) 'lb 8uns, common to good...... 2 25 '5 75 Milkers, common to good.. 25 CO J'O 00 Ss Bersatpts. 4 700 head: shtpmems 5C0 hesd. Quality gent-rally good: market opened alow at a decline of 10c ironi Saturday's close, all felling. We quote: HeUcted light aud medium.....,... 8t 259t SO Common to fair light 4 l.vsit 23 PigUf lat 3 90 4 10 Roughs .. 3 COyp iO exit- Kecelpts, noae; aipmcnta, noue. But few here. Market slow a; unchanged prices, We quote: si rod 10 Choice clipped grades -....1 5U.3 90 Fair to tnd'm clipiel grades.... 3 cOäS 3-5 jr'Bion clipped grade............., 2 2i2 7i Siring lam&s. SO to 50 las 4 0 j5 5 1 Klscwher. EA LTIMORE. May 18 Boet Cattle Market flow. Best beeves. $5 SQa,5 0: firt qun ity, M 8?S'a 5 0: ttc-diuro. 8tf4 SVj.j: ordinary. 83.31. Keceipia, 1.0i6 bead: sales. tS3 bead. Swiite Kslr supply Rnd modera'.e demsn J. Beceipts. 5.632 head. M.eep anu I Am is - P.pceipts, 3 C13 tcad sheep, at 82 L'-5! t 75; :ambs, &. hesd. PHIiADSLi'HIA. Mar 1". Ca-tte - Mtiket fair: receipt, S,0C0 head ; prime. I'i 25 H ,VJ; good, 50 750; D td.iui), 525(5 üO; couimou. 1 M. Snttn-MMrktt drtnv: receipts. l.ifO h"ad: j prime, Jl5;35: coot. $1 to; medium, ti 7r& j 4;rcmmon,83Ä3 W. Hogs Market lair: receipts, ü.uai ncaa; ies.iem torn fid, 6Jic . HAST LLUEKTT. Pa,. May is. Cattle-Slow an 1 unchanged. Kcceipta, 2.43'J head; shipments, 1,292 ls?ftsA Hops Heavy ami lower; Philadelphias, 81 4V?$ 4 tO; Yorkers, 84 80(34 40i receipts, 6,lo0 head; ahlpmenrs, 4.4COflead. Hbeep Dnli. but unchanged; receipts, 7.4C0 head; ibipmtnts. 2.CO0 head. KEW YORK. May 18. Cattle-RecoipU, 4.670 head, making 12,500 lor the west. Market dull, weak aad lower; extremes from common to strictly prime fteers, Siar. 16 so per 100 Iba, live weijiht, a rsr load of fancy 0.0. sold at 8ü Ci; fall bulls. Si 20(44 45: exporters used 60 carloads and patd5 to per ICO lbs., live weight, for fat steers upward of 1. ICO lbs. average. Shipments to-day, 85 liTe cat'le: for the week, 282 live cattle; 156 sheep, 7 thd quarters of beef and 1,5 '.5 carcasses of mutton. Vn cp Receipts, 11 CW) head, niakin? S5,200for ttc wetk. Market extremely dull, with no pros

pect of a clearance; nnshorn sheep si'a at 853 57 per CO Iba., live wei-tat; cliprxd d .. 83 35. uaehorn ycarlincs. 86 7. clipped do., .510 '25. Hoga-EfcfipU. 11,00 head, maki-iz si.-'Olfor the week. Market dull and nominal lor life ho atll(6f0 perlOOlbi. KANSAS CITY, May 13. Th8 Live BtocJt Inllcator reports: Cattle Becelpta, 1.S63 head: ahipolng grates weak and a shade lower; butcher' stuff stealv; exporters. 85 15($5 35 good to choice shipoiu, 84 9(is 10: common to medium, 84 53gl 80, fvedrs. 84Ö4 60; cow a 82 0(3 7d. nogs BooBlpus 4.C81 heafl: lizbt, ftcidr: he ivy. feilte lower; lizht,83 9Dg4; heavy and mixed, 83 b0 (3 90 fcheep Kecelpta 7rhd: market unsettle 1; fir to good muttoiia, 82 &093 C5; common to meiian?, 8-2 5a BT. LOCH, May 18 nstt-. ;-K5ipta, 2 0i)3 head; shipments, l.loO bead. Market B'4dv. with a good demand for tnipidn and b'iio:irrs grades: fcteers ct 900 to l.MM) pouads find am ill fale at 84 7 5 60; exports would bring 55 81; ee-il butcher Heeis, St G'f54 70; cws end hif-r. ft oCS4 55- Ptockers and feeder. J:: 5.l &0; grass Texansof 80s pounds averaee sola at it. Hogs Receipts. 6.003 heal; abtpmouts, 6.1O0 head. Wartet weak and snr; Yorkers, ft 15$ 4 CO: packers. 85 85t 2-1- butchers - 25SJt U5. 8Deeo KeceiD's, IftU lit-rnl; shipments. n-ne. Msrket rc.lve and firm: demand lor goil grd-s exceeds the mpnly Good shipping and kt l.nj cllpptd fcheep, ii Cl 40; cojicioa. 82 7jjjl 2-. CHICAGO, May 38 The Drovers Journal reports: Cartle-Receipts. 8 200 bend; shipments, 3.000 besä. Market slow at a shad.- lower prif-K; fhippint c ades, choice o extrs. 85 5:i'?5 fcO. onimen 10 fair, II W(j?5 40 tutchprf.ig gra le. i2 11 4 60: s'.ockersand feeders, 83 503 1 90; grs lexau., $1 40. -RAoetPt. 93.C(i0 headr silrraMD,' 40 head Market slow aLd weak and 10c lower: nurt and mixed, 83 91134 15; packing and shtpDia. 8 15(s4 ;p; light. 8 0C34 So: skips. $i 60131. Sheep Receipts, S 400 hesd; snlpments, 1.2K) head: Market steady; inferior to good, saoru. 2 :.P,g3 95; wooied. 83 fO.gi C5. The Drovers Journal; tp?cial csb'.o?rt-n frcm Liv.rpool reports a large sapplvof American cattle, and den.aud weaver : prices 4c lower; test ateeis realize 14ic per pound dretsed.

KA.KKKY." .t.titiKAPH. Produt KLrett. CBlAGO My 18 There su a fair deirce of activttv in the wneat market to-day. Tue odosng was firm, nd prices dviticed c over tfie latet,t tiurts Sa'urdiy. alter wMvn a heavy selliug mottmtDt was Inaueuraied and ti iimricpt ,- diced tharply l'.c, but 8'.fai:ed and r.cocrel siowl; the litttt tra line t f the day biiui; at !i : ures olJv a sbaae uuder the clos-inon .urt.v. ' The foTe:pn advices indicated dnli and raty ui i't- ! kns, w! i,e tei.grams from tbe Western rhit dutridsapote more encouragiay of tie out'.-ioK: j tlis, s t tinewesther tud sarn rains, cans-il the early felling. Imports of snothcr cold wvj arid tclt prams ssfertini? tbat the winter wheat out- ! lc ok had in no wise improved was given as tho j reason lor the later advance Ihe speculation in J was Knie what unsettled, fymoathizin:; more or lefs with heat. Tbe market was steady at the -eptninp. after which prices broke I-, tnea atcdl'y improved, with free bnyins by some bioauttnt ojiaiors, which finally ftlrmol tr-.e "thortf," and caused a 6harp aCvaccj ol IJ-iC, Msy fhowinz tbe greatest advaic?. Lcceipis continue fair and the thlpping demand jtccd. The market finally c!n?ed lor the day DJ-: cipher for May, -c higher for Jane and '.;3 hixner for Jalyihan Satnrday. Oats ruled etk aat fernen bat iower, but reacted later in the day and cloud iteady. Tbe provision market was d.il:, wita an tasier feeling prevailing. FJour Quiet and enchanced. Wheat Moderately active and ucset'led. Ihe man et opened n-aly, qiticily wtakncd, diclining lc from too figures, teu-tei ;Kc and cU scd on the regular botri l4C under Suturday. feales ram-ed: Mav, i0isc. closed -t &5-4ff: June. f9J?9tiic closed at8i; s; July. 91'; (ä,'J-;bc, ctcsed at V2?ic; No. 2 fprimr, ';;9 : t-o. a fpring, 7öJi7tJac; No 2rei. &7c: N..ö'r-.l, 86(;7c Com fairly active and uusitled. Tin market J;öJ-4'c hither, dtcioed 5?. alvn--el l1 , ; csfch, sJ4lfc; May. 40"(.gii, clofed a 41- f&s,s-r. June, iWus', :losel at 47; juiy, iiiAV. cV;sad at 47.;c. O.ts -kateil weaker owrjg io lers receipts andaf:ilrg t IT In the shipping demand, but rescue and clced fteady. well up to Saturday's closinz Sgurf; cssh. ZVic: May, Slfiil'fc, cosed at 31'; iaU'-ie; Jone. 3Jkß'4;v. Globed at SlV,e: July, StSl1; deed at iVy:i44'!. Rye av;' No 2. 72Jv Esrlev- Nominal; io. 2. 652. f laxseed -Qn-"t; No. 1, 81 IS. Mess Pors A fair hutness was reported. Lut an easier feeling prevailed; prie. d--cliccd f 0c, and closed stea:ty: cash. 811(511 05; June. 81 i(ll (ir.i. closed at til 0",:i 07U; July, vf.iicii.uu eifj ; ihm-, tu njco i i; jiui, jo i 6 75, clwedat $6 75; July, J5 82!(3.; 85. Bixel MeaU S:eady; dry salted shoulde.-s, 8 ?53l 40; tort rib &iiep, S5 55-ijj S7;..: ah art clear side , Sä 1( (36 If. KuKars Cocha: iVed. Ou tne Priduce Exthtnue: Butter- Quiet end unchanged li3 Firm atl2(aiJXc. R5oeipts-Flour, 19 000 bbls.: wheat, 05,000 hu.; corn, lis Od bit; oa's, Ii7,0o0 bu. ; rye, t'sOtO bu. : bailey. 25.0 0 bu. Balpaants Flour, 21.C00 tb'.s.: wheat, 5".,C0O corn, '219.030 bn ; cats. 137.CC) bu.; rye, 11.000 bu.; bariey. 16.0C0 tn. afternoon Eoard W'ucat - Ptesdv.i-a'i'; higher. Corn Firm; May. :';c hi,;h'r; June aad July. ' , higher. a:s tteaay and l;ifi higher. Pork 2i-tz hiber. L&rd 2c higher. i NEST YORK, Mat L3.-F:onr- Receipts, 33.R02 j bbls. ; export, 3.51'J lb. ; market dull nud fceivy: upc-ifire Webern and State, 83 3V3t3 K0; cnnsiDü to coo 3 extra esternand fctsteu &0,??l 2-; eo-)d to etioioe do., tl eotr.mou to goo extra Ohio, $ f Cyö 91 ; euromon to cho.co extra, St. Louis, io JC(rü. Whea' Receipts, 27.S2.5 bn.; exports, none; spot fteady; opttonsonened firm, became iiKpnlar, and closed firm; So. 2 Milwaukee, C I. f.. 'Jöjt&SCv'ic; uuaraoed red. 8s($l 0) : No. 2 red, Eominal at ft CI elevator: No. 1 white, 81 02';,: No. 2 ltd, June, tales of 410,000 bu. at $1 C2'4 il O;. i-UisingatSi 03: Jnly, fairs of 2.114 OjO ou. at ?l cr."cl 04; f'. closing at f 1 C47;; Augnsi. sales of c(K,Ih ic a, fi Or)Ji(Sl 06.' m ci ing st 81 0S'.; Krptember. fs!s ot eo.0.0 bir. at 81 O.l OTJ. clt siiii; at SI 07M: OCui.'tr, ssles of ",000 ou. at HOt Vcftl 03'5i. cioslug at SI Crn Opened loMir, later advanctd. ci03lj stroo:er; nctipf. iso.Oiö brj : cxport i2.t;e-; bn.; ucgradtd. 52;(5K': No. 3. no.-niua!; stesrrer. aart'SJc elevatoi, 64j435j;;c a.loit; o. 2. 4;i544C eievator, 6j'-i5b'4c ahaat, 6I;-h. 55c c. i. L; yci:ow. c. t j. ,;.-) .c: ljr mixed, v; sttanur white, 54c; N-. X Mav. 5k3'-V-j3, clasins a 56 Kc; June. f3t.5 closing at 5 i'sC: "ly, 64 ;(itö)c. clfcsiun at N'Jj": August, tsa.5j'4e. c civg at tCJ'c. Oats- okiiied 1 .ver. re -c d nd cloi-ed finr; receipts, lcS.oCD bu. ; exuris, 53J ba : mixed weitere, SgiOc; westerii, 42 !3i, Sti.'i of train in itore May iii: Wheat, 3 167.750 bu : corn. 414.99 tn.: oats, 5i-ii.St.l bu.: t-srley. Ul bu.; rve, 5.t07 bu.; peas, '2,659 bu ; tralr, 1 1C.157 ba nar j mc dy and quiet. CoSce pot fair: Rio quiet ; and steodv at 8?: opttoDs oi,en1 si-aiy and liüher. rltMng barely 6teady; sales, 25,7) j bags; Mav, ti5,-; June. C.83.ä5 '.ir. JQiy, ;ij(7-; i Ai:(rur,u 7Q7.10c; September, 7.0j;a,7.1üe ctobt.'r. 7.2(Ct7 5c; November. 7.2cc; Deeeiuber. 7 30 ,7.3v:. t-utar Stronger but quiet: fair to good iefialng quoted at 5(25Sc: refined higher and active: c, 5 4 j ii; extra c. ö-SXc: extra white C, b';.r'c: jeilcw, 4'i47KC; mould a, C4"; od A, 6i.jKi: s'andaid A, 6,p; con'ectlouers' A, f'-'-r, cJitoif and tuiihed, 'HQ' Mo powdered. 6ÜC; grsnulatid. tc: cubes, 7i,(a,7Vio. Peirole'ini iady ; Union, "S:'ii0k'9-.jC. lauow-Etsier at 6;.Ä5 13 U KoHu-S.eady. Turpentine Quiet at 8."4-i?Vrr I'gcf Steady; demand lair: Western. 13Vai3.:4c. Laid-Dull: Wesiern s'eam. foot, 87 0)J7 ül. Jnce87 0'2(ä7O3: Jnly. 87 11(37 12: Aiisust. S7 ls, 720; tcnterater. 87 28: Ociohor. 87 017 36; c iy steam, S 7.',t6 SO. Batter-Doll and drooDla,:; Wettern, ICcVit'. other articles unchanged. 8T. LOTJI5. May 18. Flour -stead v anl unchanged. Wheat Larger receipts. Mae weather srd lower rafies depressed tle market, and a decline of 1G41J4C took place farly. subsequently there was a partial recover.v,but tne closing fiu-cs weeVi(5(-4c below Saturday; No 2 rM, ca'. 8105SS106: Msy, 81 05U; i'tne. 1 r5'il Ot". c'.o-lr g ai 81 O&Jg bid: July. 81 C6:t i HI C7 j4 c:o,;n RtflOf J.'. Corn Dull earlv aua later advsned :,f, at-U cloed firm: No. 2 nvxe-t, cish, 4ß:S 4 e: June, 4.a46'4c. ; May. 4ai7'4'?, closing at 4t-!4C! year, 4.':. Outs Lower nud low; Ni. 2 mixtd, casb, 87c: Msy. S(V(Q:y,7; July, Sl.; Bve Higher at 7JC bid. Barky -So market. 1 -1 Dull at 83 42,V.tf3 47,li. Bntter-Du'l and lower: cholco cieamery, 18S20c; dairy. 1216?. Egs b eady at 0c. Flax-seed Dull at al 2;l5- risy Uncbangd Eran Ixwer a. 5c at the nvlL Corrireal Firm at 82 Wool Firm wan a grod demand: iub-sashed. 21 i27c: unwashed, lo fo:uc: Texaa. lUdlSc. Provl io-u- tiaiet and slo: ouiyjob trade uone. Pora 8112k. Lard 8-5 60S G 15. Bulk wests-Clear sides.!, o. b.. and on clear, 85 C5; short ribs. Si 7 short clear. 1 '.-5. Karon Long clear. 6 C0-a6 15; thort rio.f i 15 s 6 J5: ahort clear. 356 45. KeCClprKlour, 3 CCO bbls.; whzat, e2,UC0 bu. ; . 5-j.OTi bn; oaa. 17,00 bu. ; rve. none: barley, LOOJ b.i. Bh-pmenp Flour, 8 C00 bbls; w!ta, C.'JJO com. 27,OTO bu.; oa.ts, '20.0:0 bu.; rye, nor.e; bariey, aone. At tbe afternoon board waat was ? bitter tnd corn was J4c lower. MlLWATKEi. 5fay K-Flour Dull and n'lected. Whtat Fitrnt-r; ilimankee No. June, fO'Jic; July, VI)-?. xrn No lOiirk.'t: aoaiinaUy, 47c. Oats-Duh and heavy; No.2 Sl-. ate -Quiet and rlim: No. 1, 75?,. Barley Very qn!ct; Ko. 2, 67c. Provisions -Weak. Me Pora Sil C5. Lard-Prime steam, cash or May, f 5 70; June, 83 75. Butter-Weak; dairy. ltfdlTc Cheese-Qaiet at 10i410Jic. Ecgs-Easier at ltd"' 11 Vic. RecslPtsFIout 4.875 bbla; wheat 20.8U5 bu.i bsrley, S,::75 br. Ehipment-Floui.16.2t2 bbls.; wheat, 6i.42j bn.; barley, 1,725 bu. NEW ORLEAN3, Mv 18,-Flonr-Dull and unchmiged; choice, 8 90.ö5; fancy, 85 1035 9": extra fancy, 8.5 60; Minnesota patents, ö asked; bsera's, 85. Corn Quiet: mixed. t3(?5U:; white, 07'6so. Oats Qntct; coo:ee Wettero. 47,aiSc. i ornmeal-Quict at 3 IOcUd. Hay Qiet: prima to strictly prime, tist2l: c hoice to fancy, 821 6eaa 22 ta Pork Dull at ill 75. Lard Dull; renne t tierce. 86 75. Bulkmeat Dull: shoulders, packed, $1 S5; long clear and clear ribs, 85 7i. Bacon Doll: ahouldera rominsl at 84 f'O; long clear, 85 S7': clearrifcs, J5 50 ;na,ms-DullIand eaaier; Sugar-cured, canvastcd, 9 U&IO, Coffee Qaiet

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SNEEZE until yonr head seems ready to fly offiuntn yournose an J eyes discnarge excessive quantities of thin. Irritating, watery fluid : until tout head actes, mcuth and throat parched, and blood at r. -.V' i mmm lever beat. 1 hu Is an Acute Catarrh, and is Instantly relieved by a 'single dose, and permanently cured by one bottle of fcANFouVa Radical CctKroaCaTABJ'.tt. Complete Trfatncat with Inhslcr, JI.CO. One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent ard (inn ford's InDaler, In one package, forming a complete treatment, of all drogiits lor 11.00. Ark for Sanford's Radical Ccrz. "Ihe only absoluta speelüc we know of. Med Times. "The best we have found In a lifetime of suffering. " Rev. Dr. Wigmu, Boston, "After a lona sudV-ring with Catarrh t'ne Radical Cx'BB hs conquered." Rtv. H. W. Mooroe, Lewuburgh.Pa. "I lave not found a cae tust it did not relieve at ence " ndrew Lee Mancho'r Mass. Potter Drng mxl Cli era leal Co.. Itu.toa. For tte relief and prevention, th : iustai.t It is applied, of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &ciat-1'-, troughs. Colds, Weak Back. ctomac1! and Eowt ls, enooung Pins, Nambae-?, KTsteria, Female Pfins. Palt-ltttorj, Dys-r-iia, Civer Coccpiai'ii, Bilious Fever, 5'siariii and epidemics, r.-? Co! I ilia P!;f.tcrs (SO Klectrte Battery c-imbined with a Porous Flakier) and Is iiib at pain; 35c. everywhere. x VOLTAlo, . electricXn ta'TiB ällahLseOceshSteämebs To and from E; i'.3in .-nd ill parts cf Eurcpe. 3 - N .i .''.-'V "'Ätl I QUEBeTC RCCr:-:. shcrtcst cf ::!;. smooth iiibn.I ji!tnc i r f... Psf-ssp1 3:1 Ctat;Ses. Ittrt.-r ' t St-- i?.,-s Mvrri.i.. Avtcffi. St'fi'fn '1 . ... r..l-.J .-. sJ., C,:.r.. W c-;. Ajc l", :o. J!'! I.:; S..!!c Strc :t. ClilO.--.'. Cfias. J. Suno'e-'f. ::.:r.djc7. sndsfay: Western cargoes, common to print", t'4?'v- Suer Siesdv; common t' yool lair. s-,-;iuny iair n sinctiy prime. o"3 rar to rrlipc. 4',",'rt5?wtt, Bran -Dull at 82'i-aNy. Co'tnn-Scod on-Dull: crude. '2'ai 'c: reßned. S'.-H'; cake. 24o f. o. b. Rain v eih?r retri''la buhintss. Kxchar.ge Sight. UOD per i.ojo premium: Sterling bank, 4S'4;coi.so s, CI'Cl'. PHILADELPHIA, May IS. Flour Winter wheat flonr tcatee and lirro. but demand very moderate; springs are In good aupr.ly, and hard to move; Minnesota patent, $'iCs. W'uea Dall; No. s red. tn export elevator, at 90c: No. 2 red. May, 81 q l CJ4:June.$i o:?i(ri oi: July. 81 o." .4l 02'i: Ausuet. Jl (M';ral Olli. Com Wee a rj No. 1 mixed, bbyb'. y.tn. No. 2 m'xed, 5Cvsr: No. 2 vellow, aflost. ana No 1 mixed, Miy. 603:1-!: June, r.::fe5S?ic; Jnly, li&biliQ; Aujust, SlVj iiS VCap. Kartet for car lots was steady, wita a fair demand: No. 2 mixed, 43c: No. 1 mlxel, 412; No. 2 white. 4o,!4VMC.c: futures f-m: No. 2 wsite. May, 443Jie; June, 4?S',cr Jnly, 434.0: August. 3'.'rt40c Provis'oiib DuIL Butter Kteady aid ia fsir demand: creamery extra, 25s26o. Bradford County and New lork do., 22230. IScs fctealy, but quiet: extras. ll.aitXc. Chse-Qdiet and easier; Ohio fit, cnoice, Sj't'c: do fn'r to prime, 6pc. Othtr srti Jes u-icoaugcd." Re?3ints Flour. 4 lOf bbia; wheat, 0,000 bn.; corn. 25,000 bu.; oars, 4 OOJ bu. ghtmeutsWheit. 1.000 bu.; corn. iO.aO bu.; oats. 6.GCQ bn. CINCINNATI, Msy 18 Cotton Tnchsnged; middling, lt'f. Fiour-Quiet; family. 84 4 0: fanc7, 14 -5 la Wneßt-Firm: Na 2 red. 81C(3l 05; rff-eipw, e.COO bu.; shipments, 2.0CC bn. Corn In fair demand; Ho. 2 mixed, "l;i r$ 52c. 'Oats-DuH and lower: Ko. 2 mixed, 3slv;c. Bye Firmer. No. 2 fa"I. 73471c. B?.riey Scarce and firm; extra No. 3 sprlnc, 73c. Port. Dtill at 5 1 ia Istd Qmct at f6 tj. itlkf!au Firm; kbouldcrs, f 1 15; hört ribs. 85 70. Bacon -Quiet aud easier: hnulders. S3 12!..: short ribs, 6 37',: slicrt cienr. ii 75 r-'uner Oall and drooping; extra cr'merv, yx'a-.tc: fanov iiilrv, löiJalCc Linseed Oil -In fair d.miul at fr oi nüar Quiet but firm: hard retiaed. C?n7c: New Orleans, 4 -4 '4c. Hoas Weak: ro-nianD and liht. S3 40 A4 5; rwking ab batchers', 81 90' a 4": receipts, 2.150 bend: shipmenis. 432 hel. Eggs Firmer at 12Vifti3c. Cheese In light demand; prime new, Hyic LOriSVlLLi, May 18. Cot"on Firm: mldfl ing, lie. t.rsin Me -ly and unc-han?? I. Wheat No. 2 lorg berry, tl f.": No. 2 red. fi 0L Ctrn Ko. 2 mlxtd. fvc; No. 2 white, .'G'u. Oats No 2 mixed, V;.i:;y'c. I'rovisions ft-.Ty. Bacon Clear n side. t& 37jv: clear hides. $5 : shoulders. t4 Fu.knieais-Ciear ribaid . 5 bl; r par sides, $6 87.': snouldrs, 4 50. Me Purs 812, Hams 6ur cured. 8iCfc Lird Jholce leaf, Ss 1 LIVKF.roOT., Msy 1. Cotton Qnlo'.; rnlddlin? nn'ands; 5 li- (ii: co. Orleans, 5 1" ii; sales, 7 0'J! bales. i"Cuding :,000 lor spe.-n'stion and expr.it ard 3. 4M? AtnerUan. heat F at; no deTnsrd ; le ld'!s ofering freelv; Cliiorn:a No. 2. f.s 91 per reiiisl; red Wesiern twin, 7s 2d(? 7 4 1 dj winter, 7s 6d;"a 9d. Corn Qiit and de"'fnf ror Che- Ainerifau .üae, ilscercwt. I'cas CatiHd:an, fs prt-tul TOLEDO. May is Vhst - Qnit; No. 2 red, cash or Msy v iure. 9;'oaeked; Inly, ic: ueo't, 9t4ff ak.v.; N. 2 soft, iL C3S. Cotu Dull t.t s-.edj ; No 2, cash. May or .ju. 4)sc; July, 45:,i.c, Oata Qmet; No. 2 white, 40o. Recejpu Wheat, 9 0Kibu. ; corn, 19,0(0 bu. Shipment Wheat 'iv.Ou' hu.; coro. 21.001 bu. KAN9A9 CilY. May 18. tVbeat Oulet; cash. S2:e; June. He: J,-iv. t:;fC'4?. Com Stead v: casn, 4:c; June. ii l. 4e aked: July, 42ji 42- bC bid, 43c a: ktd Oais Nominal; sic adctd. Oils. ANTWERP. Vay is Petroleum Fine pale American, 17! 3? ; t-ellets. TITCSVILLlt. Pa.. May IS. Petroleum National T ansil certlficts opened at 80c: highest price. tKc: lowett. ''c: els'i at 73ic. Suipments, bbls: charters. S0,7J.: bbla BRADFORD, Pa , Msy 18 Petroleum M arret opened at M!r: snd c'oed at7;.C: highest orice, MJJic; lowest. 7;'V,c. Run. 4,610 bni. ; total shloments, 6S,72. bhls. ; c a antra, lO.Tii bbls.; clearances, 3,012,000 bb'.H. OIL CITY, Pa , May IS National Transit certificates opf ned at I0'4r: nicheft, v "r. lawfst, 7v!c: ClOfed at 79'ac. ftUs. 1, 245.0 0 bbla: clearances3.9M.CO0 bbls; rrn. 6i,r.u pdIs.; shlpmenU, ti,r9".. bbls-tcharters 30,7.3 bbis. PITTSBCRG, May 18 -The oil market wan ouite active to-oa?: prices opened ftrong at b .jt, out weakecPd almost immtdialely upon heavy selling to realize and unfavorable field ne. and decined slowly 7';c at the c'osa. Tin Mount Nebo well st El's worth. Pa., near this city, is reported flowing oil. NEW YORK, May is. Petroleum Th general feline was dullish this morning in the pelrotenm market, and the price waa fHc higher at the openinn at 8fr;;c, from ihich it roe to fi Thetradicg was tame, however, and the marset became cull and steady, and re reuisiocd nuf.l late in the afternoon, when it bros to 7.t'4c ou rumor. of the opening of a new well near I'ltubarg. which would develop another district, and the price closed finally at 79; c a net loss from Saturday of 5 ,c Cotton. MEMPHIS, May 18 Cotton-Quiet sulsieaJr: mioolini;, lO-'c. Reortipts. 95 Wli; sj.lpmants. i-;,hl bale; ' tales. -.03 bales. NEW ORLEANS, May IS Cotton Dnli and unchanged; net and coss receipts, 2.6 baiet; ia.es, 4(.0 balca: ttcck, t'7,704 bales. KT. LOUIS, M;iv IS "Totton S:ea"y: midd'lnT. l(3tc: sale. 103 "files: 'eceipts, lud bi;lei ahipmetts,;S00 bale: stt k li,X0 bles. G.LVE?TON, May IS. Cotton-Steady and unchanfed: net receipt-, S5 belf: gros receipts, 102 tales: fairs, 176 laics; stork. 6.6-". Paid. NEW YORK, Mav 1-. -Cotton -Future deliveries are neglected, an !, after alight Gusluulaus, 211CCC lower than ?'t'idav. there were noaW msde at tbe third call, and t"e toU! s..les of the day nntil 2:li p. n.. e onlv 1 : 701 bale. Futures closed HeS'lv at about last fciturjay's prices. Sales are C.OtO bales. , Whisky. CniCACK). Msy IS.-wtHkr Firma: 81 5. 8T. LOriS, May IS.-Whissy- Ucssnl.dat 81 10 9i 13. , JEvV ORLEANS Msy lS.-V,hity-?l CSl Cj. CI5CN5ATI, May lS.-vThiy-Dall anl uominalattllS. AK1- "JOT" GOLD lArrÄSi Z&is: a A 0TH & EOAKB for S live Yonng Men O or Ladies, me-o'ipountr. Ad tresa r. W. ZItuUli 4 C0.,tkicS. 9U

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white, f c: on wniteand yeilow cinfi1. YiQ 'iT.c. MoiaGses Firm: common to good caramon, I7t2--c fiifrio fully lair, 2.: 14 25c: prime to strictly prime. 20(43:r. Pe -On et and fte.dv: o-dlnarv