Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 32, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1886 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1886.

SNEEZING CATARRH. Tbe üftr'Micg neezo, sneeze, sneeze, the acrid, watery discharge from tbe eyes and nose, the yainf il inflammation extending to tbe throat, the f welling of the mucus lining, canting choking serrations, cough, ringing noises in the head and plitting headaches how familiar tbee symptom are to thousand who uEer periodically Irom Lead colds or influenza, and who live in ignorant of the fact that a single application of Katlord n Radical Cure for Catarrh will afford iitiantaneons relief. But th treatment in case of simple Catarrh f tv hota faint idea of what thin remedy will do in the chronic form, where the brt-athing U obttiuctfd by choking, putrid mucus accumuiat im. the hearing affected, smell and tate son. tbToat ulcerated and hackinjr cough gradually 'a"teniLg itself upon the debilitated system. Then it i that the marvelous curative power of Sanfords Kad;al Cure manifests itself in instantaneous cd grateful relief. Cure begins from the hnt application. It is rapid, radical, permanent. (-D(imi al, safe. ct-an lord s Kadisal Cure consists of one bottle af tte Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent ud an lm proved Inhaler; price 11.00.

Aching Backs Weak Bai-sa, Tain, Weakness and Inr'ammalion of the Kidnevs. Shooting I sin, through the Loins, Hip and side Iain. Lack of strength and Activity relieved in one minute and speedily cured by the Cuticura Anti-Pain 1'laster, a new, original, elegant and infallible antidote to pain and inliammatlon. At lrupgists L'öe: five for SI. 00: or if-slAfe Ir'e of Potter Drag and Chemical Co., Jtaaton. Ma. CHICAGO'S SPECULATIVE TRADE. TT heat Weak Corn Firmer Prviioin About Steady. Special to the Sentinel. Chk am, May 15. Wheat on 'Change this weeit Las t een a very sick. deal. The market has been weaker than at anytime this season, and the j.riiuL8s to!d lower than it ever sold before in this ii arktt during the month of May. There tie no "knils'' left in the pit. Ti e Lester party, wlo were the only "longs" of prominence, sold cnt as soon as W oerslioffer's death was announced frcm New York, and it was said that considerable i the wh at thrown over was the property of the ".t.ea-ed millionaire. Cables contained no enriiragement for holders, and the ,-bears" declared the little wheat "worked'' for export was reported three times over. hath day prices sani to a l'wer level than had previously leen tout bed on the crop, bit this exited very little comment aa it seernvd lo be considered a mattet of course lhaUj notations kLc r.id go steadily downward, if they had been higher ther' would prubaLIy have been some cxr.t'iatnt The market nas apparently not as much reactive vitality now p s it tad six weeks 50, wLiiethe surroundings re unmistakably more ti reusing in their character, the n-w crop lieius t: that mu h nearer and tLe possibility of damrt Ly cc.;l no longer existing; then, too, there is cvtr 40,U0,HM) bushels fi oid grain iu sight, an.l idUcj seems to want, ,0a every fractional rally everybody has a little wh'eat to sell, and wbilj this irsnsa lasts it is useless to attempt to predict tae lergtts to which it may be earried. Lut it is not dift.cti'.t to see that it will carry prices down far ttiow their natural level. and the me-st persistent selling is always done very near tte bottom. There must come "a time when this wheat will do to buy. although those w ho started to get in "at the bottom" and then doubled up to win out have long ago gone broke. The labor troubles have quieted down so far as fear of violence is concerned, but the whole question is still very much unsettled, a fact whijh is as demcraliJig to tbe grain markets as to general business. heat can im be raised for a creat deal less money than it cttld be a few years ago. and the rest of transportation has been cheapened nearly s mueh as that of production, but there can not be much margin left from selling at present quotations. Holders have all along claimed that l.r.rpe needed our wheat must have it but although grain can now be sold ia cuinpetiiioa with the "pauper labor" 01" other countries, it fails to move. It Is undeniable that the present prices o not yield a profit, and this state of things esc not last lorever. Cudahy. Jones and the big tears t f tee past year are not doing much now, f.cd the selling now is largely by those who hare )M s buyers. Thee traders must be getting Lert" up'to their eves, and some shrewd op v rators are at any time 5iable to give the deal a m'.en twist. If values are not low enouch to buy at ttey are certainly too low to be caught "shDrt ' at. ( cm i firmer. The fear of com getting out of ici'.k ii. if shipped to New York, operates a a etfig en the movement, but sutlitrient grain is pcicg forward to make sellers very nervous, la rger receipts are expected. 1 r. Isions are alout steady. Shipments of all kindscf produce are liberal, but it looks as if pork would have to go still lower. Tribute I'aid to the Memory of it Colored Man. v'AVA.vsiH, Ga., May 15.-The death of Henry Ttdd, t f Darier., which txk place one day last wtek, has developed a singular story of triumph ever adverse circumstances. Todd was a negro who, early in life, gave such evidence of strength cl character that he was treated as an equal lather than a slave. He engaged in the lumber buticess, amassing a large fortune. Of late years he was recognized as one of the leading business men of tte place. He had the good sense, however, to steer cleai of social complications. His lULeral was attended by ail the white people of tte town, and the richest white citizens a.-u-d as, Lis tall-bearers. Kis win, which has just been I resented to the ordinary, shows propKTty amounting in value to Jl'S.J. with M-srs. Adam Strain, James K. Clark and H. Huntingdon as executors. The will I e;ueathea his entire estate and revenues to his w.!e during her natural life. At her death the estate shall be converted into cash. Five huniitd dollars of the money shall be spent in rmrbasing a bell for and repairing the colored Kapt. t Church. A sufficient amount shall be approjntted for the erection of a school for colored t-iioren. The balance is to be distributed as lollows: Ten percent, to the white Presbyterian t Lurch, 5 per cent to the white Episcopal Church, 10 per cent, to the color d liaptist Church, 10 er er.t. .' per cent, each) to two colored Mettaooist Cfcr.irhe, 5 jer cent, to the colored Kpiscopul Lurch, 5 per cent, to the white school iu IMrien, per cect. to the colored school in Darien, 2U per etct. to bis brother-in-law, Frank Cardone, '2b per cent, apportioned o relatives inSL Augustine and JacksonTiUe. Fla. Mrs. Tmld Is tne possessor of ccr.sderable wealth in taerowa name. Inf at oated With a Itallet Cirl. Sf.w Yokx, May 1. Frank M. Teters, a gy 5 uLg I roker with an oftice at No. 47 New street, where he acts as agent for a large Chicago grain lotise, was arrested yesterday at the st. James Hotel en complf.int of his wife, Mary I- 1'eters, who barged him with ai-andocment, I'eV r-, it j r-eartd. had t-ecome infatuated with a pret;y jit girl attached to Kice's "Evangeline" troupv. tu) Mrs. Icters learned that he intended to My to Lnrcpe wi;h his Inamorata. The outgoing stelimert wer' carefully watched and I'eters did not leave with the danseuse. He was afterward found as above Etated. In the Jefferson Market I'olice curt the young couple made up throush the intt ntion of Mrs. feters" mother, and Justice canceled the warrant of arrest. Tlfn Pahy wae aick, we save her CASTORLÄ. "WLtn Le wm a Child, she cried for CASTORIA Wbt afce became Min, fce clong to CASTORIA WL hit Lad CLdren, the gave them CAST' A iot Ii Jost Desert. rnr.oiT, Mich., ilay 17. A special to the Evening Journal from St. Louis, Mich., says: Jjist night Adel Vliet, a drunken rowdy, Ircie icto the house of Samuel Fetters, a crippled ex-soldier. Fetters attempted to defend his home but was getting the worst of it. when his da 11 enter, Nora, aged seventeen, ahot Vliet in the side of the head. She was placed under arrest to appear before a Justire this morning. Vliet died at 9 o'clock ttii znoniiEf A little handbook, recently published, treats on what to do in cases of sprains and ctfcer accidents. St. Jacobs Oil should at iee te applied. It is the greatest pain cure cn earth, and costs only fifty cents a bottle. Killed His JJrottaer-ln-Law. Nevada, Mo., May 17. William Crace shot cd allied his brother-in-law, Charles Jack eon, at the latter's home Saturday evening rear thip place. A quarrel arose over same knr.tess transaction, when Jackson struck Crace 'with a rock. The latter, in aelf-de-fense, drew his revolver, shot and instantly killed the former. CltTfjtttn, lawyf rs and all tbo?e of f dentaxy Latits who Buffer Itocj nertous protra.tratico &cd ioea ct apatite should try JTf tcis' i'ark aod Icn. For a! by all drt Cherts,

FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY AND STOCKS. New York Financial Market. 5IW YORK, May 16. Money On call easy at lj'lö- per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 45 per cent. Sterling Exchange Dull, but steady ; actual rates tft 'i for sixty days and 4& for demand. The total tales 0! stock s. to-day were 111,217 shares, Including- Delaware. Lackawanna and Western, U.MO; Erie, 3,100; Lake Shore, 7,600; Northwestern, :1.410; New Jersey Central, 4,450; Pacific Mall, 14,260; Bt. Paul, 12.420; Union Facific, 'i.KiO: Western Union, tl.ötVj; Oregon Transcontinental, :2,2S5. Government bonds were neglected to-day. State bonds were dull and heavy. Railroad bonds were more active; sales, fl,3 16,000, of which Denver and Rio Grande trust receipts furnished 1108.000. Northern Pacific issue and Erie seconds, extra Jane coupons, were also conspicuous in the trading. Prices are generally higher, important declines being rare. Milwaukee, laaeshore ana Western firsts gained 2'i at W, Jersey Central debentures 2 at and Knoxville and Ohio firsts 4 at IUI. Stocks were influenced by stories about Oregon Transcontinental and Milwaukee, Lake cibore and Western, and by the 2 per cent, dividend declared by the Chicago. Burlington and ijuincy, but as a whole the market wis extremely dull and wholly a trader's. pening prices were divided between vales and Iosscr, out all within i per cent, of Saturday's closings. Conspicuous in the early dealings "was regon Transcontinental, which was active and strong. iTiees for the general list were firm throughout the morning, but there was some slight shading off toward theclose. Consolidated ia-. which closed with a loss of 1 percent, was the only toek except C. K. and Q showing a difference of more than fractions from Saturday's closing, the latter, however, was strong all day upon the publication of the dividend and closed l'c higher. The rest of the general list shows fractional gains. Among the inactive stocks, the onlv noticeable feature was the strength of Milwaukee, l ake Shore and Western, the common, after closing Saturday night at 61. opened this morning at and advanced to 62. The preferrtd shows a net advance of 3 percent. The total sales to-day were 134J47 shares, of which Oregon and Transcontinental sold 22,'JOO: Lackawanna, 14.5); l'acitic Mail, 14.200; and St. Paul, 12.4HO. The uiHrKet closed stead v and dull. The market closed with the following Did: ".percent, bonda 100r; Louisville & Nash. 3."; Cnit'd states is 12'4 Louisville N. A.. 34 United States 4bl)'-"-4 Pacific 6s of '95 l.T Mar. & Cin.first pld Mar. & Cin. seconag .... . Memphis & Charl.. 2i Michigan Central.... C-i Minneap&St. L 19 Min. & SL L. pld...- 4:5 Missouri Pacific 10V.j Mobile & Ohio - 10' 2 Louisiana stamps.... 7:-H Vissour 6s lui 1 Tennessee 6s, old !'r Tennessee Is, new... i'yt Antral Pac. firsts.....U7 Dei).VKio Gr.tirsts.lls'M Den. fc i'g W, firsts. 7 .Morris v tssex 14J Erie seconds '.'.i Nashville & Chat...- t::'3 M. K. T. is tr.'v New Jersey Central- 50? s N. hac, firsts 1 is' Norfolk W W. pfe 31 do Mconds Northern Pacific 2ixi Northwestern eons, lot Northern Pacific pfd -V'j do del-enture 5s .lOi'.'i Chi. a Northw'n 107 St. L. S; Pan Fran'o. lO'i'il do. preferred L Pmil consols l:t New York Central... 101 it. 1'. C t'i p. firsts. ..lJ'-t Ohio Central 1 Tex. P iand grants. Ohio &. Mississippi.. M'i T. P.&R.O.ex.cou '.. do. preferred 90 7citn Pacif c trsts.117 '4 Ontario it Western.. 16 st .-hore 10'' Oreeon Navieation. "VI 1 Acama txpresa 140 ;Uregon iranscon.... iliethery Central.. . uregon improve 1... iPacilic Mail........... I Panama Peoria, Decatur Sj i. ilton A Ten-eH ?"J 1. k T. H. 11. pld 'JO American Express... lttr 21 Bur., Ced. R. N Pittsburir tan da Pacific.- 6 'anada Southern... :t . :t7 1 Reading 22 , . :R IRock Island fil-' . 7Ts St. L. A San Fren...- 1m's . l:;HSt.L.AS. K.Dld 4M . 9 Ust. L. F. first pfd. V9 .17.1 C. M. A St. Paul KV: Central Facific Jnesapeak fe Ohio 0. k .. pfd firsts..., 'J. A O. secotids ;bicago k Alton Chicago & A. pld 1V C. M. A St P. pfd. II 'Jhkago, Eur. & (...Lli)'' St. Paul, M. & M Ill St. L. & S. O St. Paul & Omaha... W1 5. Su u i Pitts - 101; t. Paul ib Om. pld-lOS'. y. St. 1. äi Pitts pfd. 26 iTexaPa;lflc...- sl4 2in., San. & Clee.. 26 Union Pacific 4';fc Vleveiand 5; Col 4S United States Ex ..- bl Delaware & Hud. D7 1 Wabash, St. L. & P... 7'. 4 Del., Lack. & West-Ii.1! W. St. L. & P. pfd.... 14 Denver & RioGr l.V,i Wells & Fargo Ex...iM9 Irie 2 cV Western Union TeL 617M Erie pre.'erred 5 (Colorado Coal.. ....... 22 East Tennessee 1 Homestake ...... ..- 2-i Iat Tennessee pfd. 3 Iron Silver .!" fort Wayne- 114:. Ontario .- - 2i Hannibal b St. Joe- iQuicksilver :t Fan. & St. Joe pld do. preferred - 20 Harlem - 21 Southern Pacific...... Houston Texas...- 2S Illinois Central 13' Indiana. E. & West- 2:: Sutro.. Ii 7 14 N. Y. C. A St. h do. orferrd Kansas & Texas 2-'Mil.. LS.iW IX Lake rie & West.... II1,- do. preferred.,.. Lake bcore. "öl Eastern xchangei. NEW YORK, May 17.-Exchauges, lOJ.OJS.Söj; ta.ances, J4,v2,t . BALTIMORE, May 17. Bank clearings, 2,301,501; balances, 1 13. ,i. PHILADELPHIA, Mav 17. Bank clearings, 47'.,lli.; balances, $1,6:12,0:1. CINCINNATI, May 17. Eastern exchanges steady; par bjying; 1-10 premium selling. 8T. LOUIS, May 17. Fink clearmg. 12.60.277: bftiances, Ssttuj. Exchange on New York ilrm at .oc premium. BOTO.". May 1; Exchanges, fll,cis,777; balances, 2,4'.'2,0.;i. Ilatcs for money, 2 per C2nt. Ejr.tangc ou N$w York, 2üc premium. CHICAr.O, Miy 17. New Ycrk Exchange was lightly handled to-diy, the demand beinir moder ate and oR'eriugs restricted. Associated P.ank clearings were js.M 1,000. Money rates remain steady at 5(ij6 cr cent, ou demand loans, and .fti per cent on time loans. Foreign Money and Stocks LONDON. May 17, 5 p. m. Consols, 101 5-16 for money and ioi 7-16 the account. I nited States lionds 4"t,. do. 4!'i s, 113'4. Railway Bonds AtJautic iuci t.reat western hrsti. 3U: 00. seconas, i(j'4: Canadian 1'aclnc, .; trie, 24; do. seconds, s'4; Illinois Central, Mexican or dinary, 26: St. Paul common. 87'4': New York intrai. io:;-;i; I'ennsyivania. Keadinz. 11;;. The mount of bullion gone into tbe Hank oi Engiaiid on balance to-day is CO.OUO. PARIS, May 17. Three per cent, rentes, 821 C: lor the account. COMMERCIAL. The dtinaud for staple groceries is without im portant chaitgu There is a moderate demand for goods, but no run on any particular line. Sugars show more strength than last week. Coffees firm and fjiiiet. Fish very dull, weak and declining. Provisions stronger, especially hams, bacon and dried beef. leneral produce active and generally declining to a summer basis. Poultry weak and lower prices may be expected. GRAIN. Wheat All grades rule steady with fair demand for choice milling stock. Receipts very ligau Futures dull. Markets weak and lower, showing marked decline. Corn Prices iu local circles are weak and lower. Light receipts. Futures dull. Markets at other i-oints are ouiet. weak and dull. Cats Quotations in local markets rule-Jo wW ; feeling oull. The following table ahowa the amount of grain in store at this point:

Wheat Corn. Oats, j Rye. Elevator A 4D.700 I .- kUevator B 700 31.ÖO0 ',''". Capiul Elevator 20,000 Western Elevator.- 600 2,000 . Elevator I) luo 6.0U0 8,000 ToUl 73..V 42..VX) 10,000 3orrep'K day laat year. 34.'J00 27.oQ0 S3.aKH l.(KX)

at this point for the past twenty-tour hours:

Received. Flonr. bbli 1 ,000 Wheat hn ,, , , 12,600 Dorn, bu 16.800 fta, bn ,, , .,. , 18,000 lite, bn , , 600 Rarley, bu ..........

Flour Paten ta. S4 60at 75: extra fancy. SI 10ft 4 28: fancy, W 85ai 00; choice, t3 60(93 65; family, f3 1093 25; treble extra, 2 7532 90; double extra. 12 30O2 40: extra, fl 6002 65; anperflna, Si 153 2 25; tne,t2 00. WhMt W onota; Bid, So SO Aiked. NO. 2 1M No 2 Red track track track track track track track track track track No. S Red-....-.n.M 70 r.2 Reected. . . . . . ... . nnmerchantable.. July-......... Corn We quote: 77 Bid. 8S : W4 30 Aued. no. 1 wnite Ko. 2 white So. I white Ko. 4 white,

Ko. 1 yellow. No. 2 yellow...

35 S5 33 30 344 334 30 18 Bid. 21' Z 28 29 29 track track track track track track track track track track P-o. 3 yenow.Ko. 4 yellow.34 34 '"36 34 30 Asked. 31 30 Ko. 2 mlxea No. S mixed Ko. 4 mixed .... Bound Ear. White.-. Sound Ear mixed No grade Oats 'We quote: No. 2 wblte track track track track track Mixed JUD6tHHMMMMlt Kye No. 2 quiet; 63c bid. Bran-Dull ; 10 00 bid ; held at 10 50. Hay Dull and quiet; Choice Timothy, til bid; No. 1 Timothy, flO 00 bid, held at til 00; Ko. 2 Timothy, to 25 bid, held at tlO 50. CHICAGO kutnt, Reported by T. J. Hodgen & Co.. Brokers, Ko. 33 South Meridian street, room 2. Stocks, bonds, grain and provisions bought and sold. May 19. lOpen'g i Highst.! Loweeti Closing

Wheat May f 74 74 I 74!i 74 June.. 77 77 7y-g 7i7i July . 7Si 7Ji 77V4 77-l Corn Hay S.V 8VH s.'i JJ.'S'i June- 374 87'4 85'8 36 July 38 3 36Ji 37 Oats May 28 V 214 28 June 'i 2t 28 28 July 28 28 27?i 27?8 Pork May 8 77 8 77 8 77 8 77 June 8 SO KM) 8 72 a 77 July.- 8 85 8 90 Hb2 8 t7 Lard May 5 95 5 95 5 95 5 95 Jon 5 95 6 00 5 9o 5 97 July 6 02 6 05 6 02 6 05 Elba May 5 37 5 37 6 37 5 37 June 5 32 5 37 5 32 5 37 ' July 5 40 5 42 5 40 6 42

Receipts Hogs. 23,000 head. Car Lota Wheat, 18; corn, 1 "3; oats, 218. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Dry Oooda. raiNTs. Windsor fncy.... . 6 Pacific fancy. ....... 6 Cocheco 'fsney-... 6 Richmond fancy . 5 HamiUon fancy. ...... t; American fancy........ 5; American shirting..- 4 Allen fancy....... ...... 51 Merrlmac fancy... Conestoga fancy I IS 4 Berwick fancy. Belmont fancy. Wash'n'ton Ind blue American Ind blue.ie 6 6 Albion solid Simpson's mining..5 6 Allen shirting.... 4 s , Steel River fancy...- , Dunnell fancy..-. iDunkirk .. Herrimac shirting..- 4 Kewton shirting. . 4 J4 DBZSS riBRICS. Pacific poplfn Ins.. 9 Pacific cashm'rs ...10 Manchester rash.-10 Manchester yA DeB...l0 Atlantic alpacas. ...... 10 Atlantic O. L, cash.-18 Atlantic F. cashm..-.22 facihe u Auaualian Pacific 6-4 A. C. M.....30 Pacific 6-4E.X. cash. 13 Arlington ft gTay Pacific 6-4 A. C.casn..2lV4! cash mere ......15 Satin Berber Satin TU-rhor 1 Vi Roup.. . 11 eiNGHAKS. Amoskeag)-........ 7:WamsTitU.., 7J4 Berkshire.-. 7 INormandie. Lan catter... .... States . (iiasgow York White Man'f'gCo Bates seersucker CW. Royal 8 - 7 Renfrew dress ... 9 .. 7 Johnaon bnk foil .10) BROWN COTTONS. Atlantic A 7 Bedford R...-.. Atlantic B 6 Mill's Mvstic River..... CliiYardstick Lawrence L L...... .. 5 Tremont C C...,, Indian Head. 7 stark A C'onestosra W-.-...-... 6 laranack ... 7 Pepi ereil R 6iCtica C .. Pert ereil F ........ 7 Boot XX .... . 4 . 6 Per; erell2-4 18 .MassachusetU B 3., Pei verell aO-4 .-20 Windsor H. MM BLEACHED COTTONS. Asdro;coln L... . 7; Barker Mills. 8 i Farweil... ..M........ frfi Masonville 10 Fruit of the Loom.7 Farmers' Choice...... , 7, Dwight Anchor- . 7 Pocahontas . 6k Chestnut Hill . Lonsdale Aallardvale Wamsutta , Hill's Semper Idem.. Blackstone A. A.... Eope Fitch ville - 8 64 8 7 Perpercll 9-4 Pepperell 10-4 20 iLongdale Cambric 22 iJust Out. COTTON rXAKKELS. B'n Bl'd Fn 'Bl'd ....12V$ 14 ... 6 7 ,-6X 7 Tremont DL., 6 7 IKaahoa XX. lremct' H.... 7 8 8 9 9 10 Tremont F... Tremont U.. Tremont L... Tremont R... Tremont P.... Tremont A..., Tremont Y..., Tremont X..., 7 ..... 9 11 7j ...... 11 . 54 6 ,.- 6$ 7 ..... $ liiTremontN... Tremont O... Nashua G..... Nahua FF.... Kashua F... Nashua T...-. Kashua D Kashua C 7 Wimbledon CM. 5VJ 6 1Yt W imbledon Cl- 6'4 7' 8 , Wimbledon CI.- 7 8 7 W imbledon CE- 8' 9 fi2 WimhlAHon C.T QV? in Kashua B...... Kashua A 8 9' iWtmh'mlnn CV. AtiU 11. Ol 3WimbledonCB,.ll 13 ß'Ä Wimbledon CA. IS -.14 Nashua AAA 9Vl 10'4 Kaahna X, 74 lir4.-ACUtia ....'V 0 PLAIDS AND CHEVIOTS. Amotkcag 'Alabama plaids.,.-... 7 Louisiana plaids 7 Ottawa plaids.-.... 6 Amoskeag fancy 9 Bates 814 uns a f........... b ItaiHDurg cneviots 9 Everett cheviots....... 9 Great Republic chev. 7 Columbian 74 Hamilton stripes.....,10 River Side............- 7X Park mills. 70 check12J. Park Mills, 80 check-13 Economy check. . 94 Otis check feJ Tuscaror." . 6j Gianiteyl 1 7 Otis, AX A 11 lYork, blue-.. ..10 lYork, slate... 96;York, taucy. ..14 iOakland, A.. .A3Ji Columbian ., 1-3! .14 134 Otis, Bo...... Otis, CC amoskeag Everett Haymaker. .11 ... 8 tJKfcion 7X Everatt, D D, TTCII5CS. ...12;Lewlstoa, 8., Amoskeag, A C A York, 30 in Coznestoga, E F. Cocnestoga extra. Connect to; a, CCA American 14 7 11 Lewiston, 32.., ....14 I Lewiston, 30....12 'Oakland, A.... ..11 .Oakland, A A 6KAIM BAGS. 17 Granger - ....19 'Lewis ton - ,....22;, Georgia, A...., 7X 19 Franklinville.-... .11 18 Burk, A-. ".CARPET CHAIN. White... .......18 'Coverlet Chain 20 Colored 22 1N0. 500 Cotton Yarn-10 Candle Wick W Twine 20 The Produce Market. Eggs Paying 8ic per doz., for fresh. Butter creamery fancy. 25(&0c: choice. 203k 24c; dairy, selected, 18320c: country, fancy, 11 ifcc; fresh and sweet, 63c; low grades, 331c per lb. Poultry Hens, sc per lb; roosters, 4c; hen tnrkeys, 6c: torn turkeys, 6c: old geese aut well-feathered, per dox., f5 30; picked, per doz., 4.-'C; ducks, per lb., tc reamers rrune geese, 4; mixed and duck, 20 825c. Fags lK1tKc Wool Bright Indiana, medium unwashed, 20 c; jor heavy merino and very coarse. Ih3i!s; tub-washed, 28330c; burry, trash v and cotted, 5(1 "Oc fees wax 18320c. The Provision Market. Felow are the present Jobbing prices: Smoked meats, canvassed or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against skippers) orders for sugar-cured and Kuglitsh meats will now be tilled with canvassedfcoods, unless plain meats are specially asked for. Sugar-cured Hama, reliable brand, 15 lbs. average, l0c;do. 17 lbs. average. lOc; do. 20 lbs. average and over, 10c; do. light average, 10 lbs., ll'c; do. 12 lbs. average. 104c Sugar Cured Hams, "Morgan A Grey's brand," ii less than above : cottage bama, 'reliable brand.' 74c; California hams, "reliable brand," 10 lb average, &;4c;dol4 lb average, 6V: English breakfast bacon, clear, "reliable brand." ic: do. clear. "Porter brand." 7J: English shoulders, "reliable Brand " 12 lbs. av erage, f'c: imgiLsn shoulders. 17 lbs. average. 00. Sugar Cured shoulders, reliable brand," Vic less than above; Morgan Grey brand, shoulders e less than EngliBb cured. Mis-cut Hams. 6c. : do thoulders. .jc. Dried beef, reliable brand. 15c; dried beef, "Porter brand,". 11c. Bacon Clear sides, light or medium weight, 7": do. backs light or medium weight, 7c; do. bellies, medium weight. 7c. D. & and Pickled Meata English cured, clear sides, utamokeO, ff'xC; do back or bellies, frc; bean pork, clear, per bbl.. 200 Iba., f 12 60; 00 r a. clear, ner tbL. 200 Iba.. 110 50: hama do. fio 50. Choice corned beef per bbl 200 pounds, fl3: do bonclesa rolled, per bbl 200 pound, SIS. Alo id K bbl., containing 100 Iba., at half price of the barrels, with 50c added to cover additional cost 01 package. Pig's TonguesPer bbL, 100 lbs., 86 6a Lard Pure winter kettle, rendered La tierces. 7V c; current chilled do., c; in half barrels or 50-lb. tubs, 7?kC; 48-lb. tin tubs, ac; 20-lb. palls, lo: 10-lb. palls, 8c Lard Oil "ure. extra winter strained, in tierces, per gal, 50c; pure Ko. 1, do, 40c. Also in half bbls, 2Hc advance on price of tierces. Sausage Bologne in large or small skin, 6c; in cloth, b6c; Welnerwnrst. 9c. Polish, 10c Fresh Pork Sausage In skins, 7c; in buckets, 6c. Tb Grocery Market. I JCheese run cream, Kew York, 12312X0 ; Ohio, jJHc; Bwan Lake, 9c Coffees Common. 931040: ordinary, l0311o; lair, HMllj4c; prime, 12l25ic; strictly prime, 1.313 sc; choice. 13314V4c; Old Government 1.1 narkaae. 100-lb cases. 13 'c: 60-lbdo. l&Us Arbuckle's roasted, IWr, Leve ring's, 13'; Car dova, ll'ic; uaies- a ko. 1. iw, uates' prime, 144c; 'Llon."13,c: Jersey. 13ic; gold medaLWc JBugi J.iirar Cntloai. 7sct pownerea, 71 rraututted, 7c; standard A, f.c; Off A, t;i9

6c; white extra C e; light brown. 66c; com m on grades, 5K95-s Ke w Orleans, 6)450. Molassea and Pyrupa Kew Orleans moiasaea, kettle, 4046c; good, 40c: syrup, 22930c per gallon for common to choice; maple syrup, SI 00. Rice Carolina and Louisiana, 3146C. Ppices Pepper, 1920c; alliplce, 10912o cloves, 25($30c; ginger, 17322c; cinnamon la mati. 12l5c; nutmegs, 76c Salt-Lake, in car lots, 90392c; dray lots, f 1 05 1 10; amall lota, 10c more from store. Starch Refined Pearl. IXt&c per lb.: lurek a 4c; Champioa gloss, lump,536)c;lmproved corn, bra6c Bait Fish Mackerel, extra mesa, 124 per bbL; halves, 112 50; Ko. 1 mackerel, 118gi20: halves, J9?1 10; Ko. 2 mackereh f 15 5016; halves, 15 50(98; No.2 medium, 18; halves, $4 5C; Ko. 3 mackerel, 04 6 50; halves. $33 50; Ko, 1 whiM fish, 7 50; haUbut, 14c per lb Foreign Fruit London layer raislns,new, 13 40; new Valencia, lOallc; SulUns, lie; Muscatel raisins, two crown. f2 503 00; Calllornla LL., 2 90; Muscatels, ti 75. Lemons Measina, 16 O0A7 50. Kew Prunes Turkiao, wmw. amtan, do.,6JTc; currants, 7(c; new tgs, layers, 15c Dates Matts, 4H5c; Fard In ten pound boxes, HWJllc; Persian, In sixty pound ooxea, 8c Citron Kew, 3oc Lemon Peel Kew. 20c Oranges Valencia, in cases, 10 0012 00; Messina, Ö 00 .6 50. Peanuts Raw Tennessee, 5&Gc: Wilmington, 84c; roasted, 10c; Tennessee; 4H65: Virginias, 6&7c Jjananaa-tl&2 per bunch. Cxoanuts 4 b(J(a-y. Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs., fl 15ai 20. Peaches,3 lbs. standard.fl 862: J lb., 11 90&2; seconds, 3 lbs., fl 60(91 60; 2 lbs., U 45 1 60. Pie Peaches, 3 lbs., il 151 20; 6 lbs., U 85(9 1 90; Gooseberries. 2 lbs.. 90(995c;Blackberri os, fl 1 05: Strawberries, fl 509 ; Raspberries, fl lil 25; Cherries, red, fl 001 05; String Beans, 8590c: Polks Best Peas, 1160: Yarmouth Corn, fl 25an 30; Excelseor. 95c: Mountain Sugar Corn, fl 15; Standard. 2 lbs., 901 00: East Hamburg Corn, fl 00: Mackerel, fl 1531 20; Hneappiea, f 1 502 00; Salmon, 1 Ib., f 1 40yl 50; Tumbler Jellies, fciWc; Cove Oyster, 1 lb.; light weight, Wie; 2 Ihs., full weight, f 1 851 95; Bardmes, French . fl 7öperuoz.; American, yA., flper dos.; Apples, 3 lbs., 90335c; 6 lbs., U bOl CO: gallon, ti 50r3 60. Beans Choice naw, fl 50ai 65; medium, SI 45 1 50. Marrows. 1 1 902 00: California, . Potatoes Michigan, 55360c per bu; homegrown, 35(i40c

( bbL; BalUmores, f2 50VA3 00: Philadelphias, 13 00 a3 25. tecd Sweets Jerseys. f3 00; Kentucky, t2 00(o 2 25 per bbl. Apples cnoice new, si w(x i oo per odx. Dried Apples Evaporated, 7 common dried. 3X3-4C Peaches Dried reaches, halves, 4(4c: Cali fornia halves. 7V4&&c; evaporated, 14315c Honey I820c. Greens Cale. 75ctl 00 per bbl. Squash 75c?l 00 per doz. Strawberries f2 WHt,2 50 per case. Kew Potatoes 4 00f5 00 per bbl. Kew Beans $1 50(S1 75 per box. Green Peaa-f 1 251 50 per box. Cucumber! SO.'jC per doz. Cabbage New, 45 per crate. Onions Kew, f4 ouo per ddL Seed. Seed Timothy, f2 05Q2 35 per bushel: clover! S6 00(46 50: blue grass, extra clean Kentucky, 90o 1 10; red top, 75c3$ 1 00; orchard grass, f 2 402 85, owing to quality; English blue grass, 14 00 per bu.; bird ed. rape, 8(9Jc; canary, 536c; hemp, 435c; millet, 80c. uoai ana eoie. Block, f3 00: Jackson coal. f3 50; Pittsburg, $3 75; Raymond Cit, 13 75; anthracite, 86 253 6 50: Highland nut. f2 50: Piedmont coal. 15: gss coke, 10c per bu., or $2 50 per load ; crushed, f3 00 per lonu; winureue. j j iuu; &Binu( f3 75; Hocking, li 50; Island, f 2 75; Bloeburg, 15. Hides, Leather and Tallow. Hemlock sole. 20?31c; oak sole, 30337c; Pittsbnre harness leather. 34336c: harness learner. 80334c: bridle leather, per doz., 60372c; domestic kip, 50380c; French kip. 80c351 25; domesiio calf, 70c381 10; French call, fl 10(41 85. Hides rio. 1 curea, c: jo. 1 rreeut cows, 6c; steers. Y,c Ko. 1 calf, 9c; cured, 103100; dry salt, 10c. flint, 12c: Ko. 2 hides, 2c off. Tallow Prime. 34c: Ko. 2. 3c ßrease Brown, Scr, white, syidiViQ; yilow, 2 C. Dmg Market. Alcohol, f2 16(32 25: calomel. 75385c: camphor. 28330c; cochineal. 50360c: chloroform, 6J6tV:; rum opium, 13 5033 75; Indigo, 1133; morphine, 12 6032 70. uiis cator, 11 &031 ui; sweet ou, 90c3fl 3.S; olive oil, fl 5033; bergamot (Sanderm. V : rät CLA. lAVn Ua nAHn as C Cl.l fVI Quinine P. and W., bOQ'wc; cinchonida, 203 25c; American bi-carb, soda, 435c; English do., 5;j,3oc Bnun oarrett s, 2-oa. pack., fl 00 per dos. ; 4-ox, bottles. 13 per dos. Flove's sulphur, 1435c Turpentine 45350c; English Vemuan rea, uy uui., tytfr, itss quaaiiiics, ac Iodyne $4 00; Iodide potash, f33 3 25. Cloves, 20 25c. Rhubarb, 90cal 25. Window glass, 7J per cent. ; double, 76c and 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron fl 9C32 10 rates; charcoal iron, 92 90 A3 10; hoop iron, 12 50 rates; Norway and Sweed iron, 44c rates; horseshoe iron, 3c Horse Shoer Burnen A Perkins', per keg, 4 25 ; mule shoes, 1 per keg advance. Horseshoe Kails Korthwesf ern. Globe and Putaam, per box, 14 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb.. 12c; spring steel, 6c; tire steel, 3c; toe calk steel, 5c; machinery steel, 5c Cut Kails Rates for tens, iron, i k; rates ior tens, sieei, to. Miscollaneoas Markets. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 40a boiled, 4;o; lard oil, 65385c; miners' oil, 55365c; lubricating oil, 12338c; straits oil, 5535c; benzine, 10314c; coal oil, Indiana legal test, 9c; 150 test, 9c; perfection, 12VJC; water white, 150 test, llic; snow arop 011, i2Sc: faiacine 011, latc Tinner's Supplies We quote: Bet tbrand charcosl tin, I. c. lux 14, 12x12 and 14x20, 25; Ix, lOx 14, 14x20 and 12x12, IS '25; roofing, 1C, 14x20, 85 75; 20x28. fll 50312: block tin, in pigs, 25c, In bars, 26c. Iron: 27 B iron, f3.2T; 27 C iron, 6c; Janata falvanizcd. 50 per cent discount; reSned, 50 and 0 per cent, discount. Sheet xinc, 6)4c. Coppei bottoms, 22c Pianiehed copper, 32c 8oldsr, 14 lfr. r LIVE STOCK. Indianapolis. Union Stock-Yards, May 17. CatTLB Receipts, 100 head; shipments,25 head. Supply continues light. The market is steady at last week's prices. Demand for feeders and halffat stock not so good as has been. All sold at the close. Export gradesGood to choice shippers. Fair to medium shippers Feeders, fine quality Stockers, common to good.... Good to choice heifers.-.....-. ..15 4 4 4 853 :3 50( ö 00"S 3 Good to choice cows Fair to medium cows and heifer a. Common old cows.- - Teals, common to good....-....., Bulls, common to good Milkers, dull; commou to good 3 7-3 3 203 3 60 2 003 2 8T 3 513 5 50 2 003 3 0 20 00(?40 00 Moos Receipts, 2.S03 head; shipments, 1,510 head. Quality fair. Market quiet and a shade lower, closing steady. All sold. Heavy packing and shipping. .ft 1031 20 Light and mixed packing 4 (Hi n J ft" Common to good light... 3 7034 10 Heavy roughs...... 3 2533 8 j Ehxxf and Lambs Receipts, none; shipments, none. But little doing except In a retail way. Market steady at last week's prices. Good to choice clipped grades f 1 7134 il Fair to medium clipped grales..... 3 203 tw Common clipped grades -...- 2 2.v3 110 Bucks, per head- 1 50.-53 00 Spring lambs, 30 to 50 los.. ........... ...... 5 0030 00 Klsewber. KANSAS CITY, May 17. The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Recelpta, 2,138 head; shipments, 1,476 head. Choice to fancy, f5 1"35 30; fair to good, U H035 05; common to medium, $43 4 70; stockers and ueden, t ( 4034 rui: cows, $Z 6O33 75. Hogs Receipts, 7,357 head: abipments, 3,131 head. Market steady; good to choice, f3 9034; common to medium, S3 5033 f0. Hheep Receipts, 711 head: shipments, none. Market steady : good to choice, $3 234 25; common to medium, f 23:;. KEW YORK, May 17. Beeves Receipts, counting 42 carloads of export steers, were 4,000 head, making 9,900 head for the weet. Early sales were strong at Friday's prices, but be-fore the finish there was a decline equal to 10315c per 100 lbs., and offerings were barely closed out; extremes for steers, 45 1036 60 per 100 lbs: for bulls, $i 503 475: dry cows, i3 4035 10. Exports to-day, 163 beeves: for the week. 1 ?!40 beeves, 100 sheep. 5.830 quarters of beef and 300 carcasaes of mutton. BALTIMORE, "May 17. Beeves Market fairly active ami tops unchanged ; considering better quality, other grades H-' off: best beeves, f5 75 (art; nrt quality. 16 V2H(5 5; medium, t "rtv 37: ordinary, 12 753 4 75: most sales were from f4 503 5 75. Receipts, 2,001 head: sales, 1,075 head. Ifogs Fair supply and a moderate good demand; receipts, 4,010 head ; quotations, li 62. feheep and Lambs Receipts, 3.68 bead; quotations, sheep, 12 5030 25; lambs, f638 25. 8T. LOUIS, May 17. Cattle Receipts, 1,100 head; shipments. 500 head. Market active and stroug: bulk sales 5310c higher; choice shipping and export, 15 4035 7."; fair to good, $5 O035 30; common, fl 6.534 86: butchers' steers, f3 5035; cows and heifers, f2 5034 10; stockers and feeders, 13 5031 50. Uogs Receipts. 5.100 head: shipments. l.-VX) bead. Market active and higher: butchers' and selected heavy, ft 1534 2c: mixed to good packing. 13 90ft4 10; light, t-l 9034 10. feheep Receipts, 140 head; shipments, none Market Urn at f 2 50Q4 75. . CHICAGO, May 17. The Drovers' Journal raport: Cattle Recelpta, 7,000 bead; shipments, 2.000 head. Market slow but steady; shipping steers, 9M to l,5001bs. 14 -2535 0: stockers and feeders, f ?3 4 b0: rows, bulla an 3 mixed. 8294 50; bulk, 833 5: through Texas tattle. f45 05. Kc-Becipta, 23,(00 bead; atJpmcnta, 8,000

bead. Market strong; rough and mixed, 13 753 4 20; packing and shipping, t-l IO34 35; light, S3 654 25; skips, f2 5CVct3 60.

sneep rceceipts, i,jm neaa: snipments, none. Market strong: natives, f2 50(45 60. The I'rovers Journal special cablegrams from the British markets this week are much more encouragiDg, with lighter supplies and steady demand at both places. Ixndon reports an advance of 13c per pound, dressed, and Liverpool lc advance; choice American steers, 13c. EAST LIBERTY. May 17. Cattle Recelpta, 1,824 head : shipments, 969 head. Market strong at last week's clcing priecs. Hogs Receipts, 7,700 head; shipments 5.4X) head. Market fair; Philadelphias, 14 4034 50; Yorkers, H 2f.fa4 35. Sheep Receipts, 8,600 head; shipments, 7.200 head. Market active at last week's closing prices. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. iTodne MUtketa. KEW YORK, Msy 17. Flour Receipta, 27,163 bbls.; exports, 4,246 bbls. and 15,6b0 sacks; market dull and easy: sales 11.000 bbls. Wheat Easier; receipts, 730,250 bu. ; exports, 122,142 bu.; sales, .H.04000 bu. of futures and 398,000 bu. of spot: No. 2 Chicago, 87c delivered ; No. 1 hard, ViyZc arrive; ungraded red, 87J..391?4c; No. 2 red. s7lR8)$c f. o. b.; No. 1 red, 94c; No. 1 white, SdJc; No. 2 red. June, 87K38?4C closing at 87c; July, 88 Mi'-.c. closing at 8m4c; August, 804(0389, closing at )ic; September, ,3000. closing at 89c; October, 90Ji891Sc closing at 90'c: December, t2.v393i;;e, closing at 92? 4c: January, 93H394C, closing at Pc; February. 9443-40, closing at 94. Corn Spot lots a shade lower, moderately active; options lu-V-f. lower, closing dull and weak; receipu, 282,i0O bu.; exports, 122,142 bu.: sales, 8öt,000 bu. of futures and 102,000 bo. of spot; ungraded, 35340c; No. 3, 42c; steamer, 453 45'vc elevator; No. 2, 48Vg550c elevator, 51c afloat; No, 2. May. 4b!4349c. closing at 48Uo: June. 473474'c, closing at 47c; July. 46,;'47, closing at 46.. c; August, 467347' ;c. closing at 46c; September, 47';347ic. closing at 47Cc. Oats Less active: receipts, 6h,929 bu.; ex ports. :ö5 bu.; mixed w'estern. 3543c: white do.. 42c. Mocks of grain in store May 15 Wheat, 2.951,867 bu.: corn, 423.560 bu. : oats, 271,095 bu.: bariev, 16,.4 bu.; rye. 75.S02 bu ; pea, 2.434 bu.: malt, 27.175 bu. Hay Firm, and in fair demand; shipping, 75c. tofiee Spot fair: Rio firm at 9'c; opucus stronger and active; sales, 25.250 bags; May, 7.7037. 7"c; June, 7 5537.C0c: July, 7.4."37..T0e : August, 7.;kVi 7.40c: September.7.57c;October and November. 7.::0c: December, 7.30c. Pucar Quiet and weak: fair to good refined, quoted at 47p'ö,5c: rtr.ning, dull; C, 535'i; evtr .s'4i5jc: yellow, 4J435c: mould A. " ' undard A. 6c: confectioners' . 1; ; cut loaf and crushed. 7(M.7le, powdered, 6 1116i6JkC; granulated, 64c: cubes, i53t'4c. Molasses Steady; sales at 18 !4c for 50 test. Rice Firmer and in moderate demand. Petroleum Steady; united closed at 7H4c. Tallow Steady at 3 lM'-c. Rosin Dull. Turpentine Weaker at 32Uc. Eggs Steady; demand fair; receipts 4,45 packages; Western fresh, ll'c Pork Steady and quiet. Cutmeata Firm; saU-s of pickle bellies, 5?sC; pickled hams. 10'4c. Middles Dull; long clear, 5c. Lard Le sctive: Western steam, spot, 6 22Ji: May, So 22: June, 86 2136 2V, July. f6 29(i6 30; August, 16 35: September, f6 4136 42: October. f6 4; city steari. f 50 . Butter Dull and weak; Western. IOmIx: Elgin creamery, 173 l'Jc. Cheese Quiet but steady. CHICAGO, Mav 17. The trend of the wheat market was downward again to-day. The opening was steady and the starting price a shade higher than the dosing on Saturday, June starting at 77c, The estimate as to the visible upnly was indicated at decrease of 1.500,000 to 2 WO,00o. In spite ot this tbe market soon turned tv-sk and June broke off to 764c under larg-j Uferings, rallied a trifle, but toward the close of the regular board, broke oil to 75 13 16c and closed at 7j lo-16i. In the afternoon June touched end c!oed m the latest trading at 7-V-c. Irivate cables q'iotcd wheat inactive, present supplies laree and future demand small. The weather was considered to favor the growing crop Primary markets were all sick. which increased the feeling of weakness here. The reo-nt advance in earn was almost entirely lost, the Otterings being very free, oats ruled a shade easier. Provisions were steady and closed slightly lower than Saturday. Flour Quiet ana uncbanced. Wheat-Opened steady and closed wenk and lc lower than Saturday; sales ranged: May, 7l'4(a 7.'i4c. closing at74J4c; June, 75 15-10 77c, closing at 76c; July, 77378r,hc, closing at77'ie: No. 2 sprine, 74?4e. Corn Easier ; cash, ;:'-sC; June, 357 337'4c, closing at 36J4; July, S0ö38c, closing at 37.Sc Oats wuiet and easy: cash, 28c: May. and June. 283282c, closing at 2c; July, 275B32tc. closing at 2)tc. Rye Steady :No. 2. 00c. Iirley Qiiet: No. 2, 55c. Flaxseed Stendy; No. 1. 1 U". Mess Pork 8teadv; cash. May, Jnne, fS 72' (&8 80. closing at fS 80: July, s 82; .(i8 9t), closing at fS 90. Lard Firm: cash. May and June, 85 9-Vu6, closing at $.1; July, 022 36 05, dosing at ?6 05. Short Rib Sides Steady: cash. $5 37-4. Boxed Meats Steady ; dry salted shoulders, i 1034 20; short clear sites, $ j 60 35 65. Butter Slow; creamery, l:;i..318c: dairv. 1315c. Eggs 939 .'c Receipts Flour, 15,000 bbls.; wheat, 7,000 bu.: corn. ,"8,000 bu.; oats. lV'.,000 bu.; rye, 3,000 bu.; barley. 7.000 bu. ShipmentsFlour, 15.000 bbl.: whes.t, l')7.000 bu.: corn. 361,000 bu.: oats, 14,0C0 bu.; rye, 5,000 bu. : barley, 5.0C0 bu. Afternoon Board Wheat Weak; June touched 7,VvC and elosinsr at 757c. Other markets closed as follows: corn June, 36c. Oats 2c. Port JS V, i Lard 5 97; BT. LOC19, May 17. Flour Dull and unchanged. Wheat Active and very weak; prices ruled weak throughout the entire session, and 11 7. asked: August, 77!;37!',c, closing at TT'v'n? Corn Active and irregular; near futures'c to 4c higher: deferred futures lower; No.2 mixed, casn, ij&aiio'.e; May, 33c bid; June, 3:5 lai1 4 closing at'(4c; July, :i3j4(:Uc, closing at '4c: August, 3-lc. Oats Firm and J4c higher: No. 2 mixed, cash, 3u!4330Ke; May, 29!4c; Jnne, 29! askd. Rye Weak; 6ÖC bid. Barley So market. Lead Firmer; refined. S4 58; chemically hard, $4 57V- Hay Dull and unchanged. Butter Quiet and weak; creamery 16318c; dairy, 10nl5c Fggs Steady at 7c. Flaxseeu steady at fl 01. Bran Easy at 50e. Cornmeal Firm at ?1 95. Wool Fairly active at unchanged pricts. Provisions -Dull but lirm. Perk stea-ly at f9 1539 25. Lard Strong at 15 75(5 80. iSalxmeats Higher: loose lots, long clear, 55 30; short ribs, S5 40: short clear, J5 öö; boxed lot, long c!enr. f5 275 30; short ribs, 40: short clear, t5 50. Bacon steady ; ?ong clear. 55 75: short ribs, 15 5: short clear, SO. Hams Active and firm at J9ill75. Receipts Flour, 3.000 bbls.: wheat, lf.000 bu. ; corn, 53,000 bu. ; oats, 52.000 bu. ; rye, 6.OC0 bu.; barley, none. Shipments Flour, y.ooo bbls.; wheat, 4.000 bu.; corn, 18,000 bu.; oats, 12.000 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu; barley, none. Afternoon Board W heat J43V,c lower. Corn lc lower. Oats Weak and &c lower. BALTIMORE, May 17. Wheat Western irregular closing fractionally higher; No. 2 winter ied, spot and May, b7'43.sSc: June, 8737.0: August. htrXSSOv't-C Corn Western quiet but firmer; mixed, spot, 47347V: May, 4Cr,i34:'!; June, 4V?4(a4i.4c; Joly. 45731t4. Oats-Qmetand easy; Western white, 40342c; do. mixed, S3,c. Provisions Quiet but firm. Mess Pork Old, f9 50; new, 810 50. I-ard Refined. f7 25. Butter tjuiet and steady: Western packed, 15317c: creamery. 20 332e. Eggs Firm at 11311c Receipts Flour, lo.oto bbls.; wheat, 23,000 bu.; "corn. 26,01 bu.; oats, 10,000 bn.; rye, 100 bu. Shipments Flour, 400 bbls; wheat, tOOO bu.; corn, 102,000 bu. PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-F1out Demand light and prices in buyers' favor; Ohio, Indiana, St. lxuis and Southern Illinois, ft 12rs4 75; winter wheat pstent, f 4 753415: Minnesota bakers,' t3 75(4 62J.Ä; Minnesota patents, f J 7535 15. Wheat Dull, weak and lower; ungraded in depot, 91392c; No. 1 Pennsylvania red in Kram depot. 90c; No. 2 red. May. 87387.!4c; June, 87'43 8Jc; July, 87't,.3,s7j;c: August. 87J-s$S7-,4c Corn Lowar: No. 3 white. 46c; No. K mixed. 46:4r: steamer, 47347; No. 2 mixed, 4Jic; No.2 yellow, 4734sc; No. 2 mixed May. 4!'m 46.c; Jnne, 46,4340-c; July and August, 46V-3 74c Oats spot steady on light receipts: No. 3 wbite, 40Vc; No. 2 white, 41'342e: fnt'irea quiet and steady; No. 2 white. May, 40434OUc: June. &.iX(a:$t$c: July, 3933J4c; August, 84 -43 35c. Provisions In fair demand and firm. Pork New mess, fll; do prime, f 0310 50. do familv. fl'2. Hams Smoked, 10311. c. Lard Quiet: re fined, 16 7535 87: do seam, fö 12'-.. ButterDull and weak; creamery extra, 19320c: Western ladle packed. 12314c Eggs Firm and in good demand; fresh, I2312c Receipts-Flour, l.:i"0 bbls.: wheat, 24,300 bu. ; corn, 6.2C0 bn.; oats, lO.'OO bu. Shipment Wheat, 6,900 bu.; corn, 6,800 bu.: oats, 8.3C0 buNEW ORLEANS. May 17. Flour Quiet and weak; choice, $4 10; fancy, f4 30; extra fancy, f4 70; Minnesota and winter wheat patents, i. for onict but stead v: mixed. 46c: white. 40O 47c; yellow, 4734.se. Oats Steady at S9c Cornmeal r lrmer at l lO. nav wuict out nrm; prime. 815316; choice. 117318. Hog ProductsPork 89 -224. Lard Refined tierce, f 5 50. Bulkmeats Shoulders, S4 10: long clear and clear ribs, f5 Z'K. Bacon Shoulders. f4 50; long ciear. is 90: clear ribs. 16 05. Hams Choice sugar cured, canvassed, 10 2.Va9 7-S. Coffee In good demaud at mil prices. Kire uuii at 3Wc, i-ot-ton Seed Products l'nettled, but generally lower; prime crude oil, 203-1'; summer yellow, 2f.l274c; cake and meal, l8Sai9c Huitar Dull and drooping: open kettle, choice, 5 7-l6c; prime to strictly prime, a43&?c: centrirugaia. I r line, U4V, nuiH, ,w,Tiv, vuw.'.v low, clarified, 6c; seconds, 4 W35 9-loc. Molasses Dull; open kettle, good prime to strictly prime, 32c; prime, 21322c; ccntrnugais, pnme vo strictly prime, I632OC Clearings ot the banks, f939,e55. crNCIJTNATT. May 17. Cotton Dull; middling. 9c. Flour Easy: family, 83 7533 90; fancy, 4 2V Wheat Firmer; No. 2 red. 87e: Teceipta, 6,."iO0 bu.: ablnmenta, l.-ioo bu. Oorn Htronirer: No 2 mixed, 87c Oats Firm; No. 2 mixed, 32c Bye in lignt demand; o. 2,ti.ic t ors yuict at 19 50. Lard Stroncer at lo 7lA. Eulkmeat Quiet sad firm: Ebouldenr, f3fc7V: short rib, t: in l'.At, rinn. VisnMpr U S short rib. 46 0.j: short clear. 10 20. Whisky Firm at f 110; juüe, l,f42 bbis.: finished goods on this baaia. Butter JJu 11 and lower; exu-a creamery, i-soc; nrimp tn choice, sinele dairy. 10tl3c. Linsml oil jniet and steady at 39341c. fugar Fair Armmd: iiar.i reficea. t'(ArC: new Tirana. 3'UiC. fgt Duli at 9c. Cheese Firm; prime to

closed i '4 to 2c lower tnan yesterany: o. t rea, cash, 8,..c; Mav, 78Kc bid; June, 78h3s0c, closiBe at 79c: Jul. 777v378c. closing at 77Vc

choice flat, 839J-ic. Hogs ?tcady; common !and light, fJ4Cs 4 15: packing and but hers. 13 '.03 4 37; receipts, 3,200 head; shipments, 1,210 head. MJLWAÜXEE. May 17. Flour Quiet. WheatSteady; cash, 767ic: June, 77';.: Auirust, 79c. Cora Steady: No. 2, 3". Osts Dull; No. 2, 2'4c Rye Quiet; No. 1, ooc. Barley Nominal: No. 2.51c. Provisions Higher. Mess Pork Cash ci June. 88 H); July. lh 7; j. Lard Prime steam, cash or June, 15 97J J; July, S6 OS. Butter Declining; dairy. L131.Sc, Cheee-steady at 11312c 4gs Plenty at 9(.9J,c. Receipts Flour, ..2iKl bbl.; wheat, 9.O00 bu.; barley, bu. Ship ments Flonr 3vobbls.; wheau 49,50 bu.; barley, 1,700 bu. LIVERPOOL, May 17. Cotton Dull and unchanged ; tales. ,o bales, including 500 bales for speculation and export and 6.700 bales of Americsn. Wheat Firm, with a fair demsnd; holders ofier moderatc-y. Corn Firm, with a fair demand. Lard Prime Western, 31s d per cwt, TOLEDO, MRy 17. Wheat-Quiet and lower; eaih, 8laMc: June. 82c: Julv. 82 j.; August, 82c. Corn Steady : cash. U.c: July. :?jc Oats Neglected. Receipu-Wheat, 3.00U bu.; corn, 28,000 bu.; cats. 2.0LO bn. Shi omenta Wheat, 32,000 bu.; corn, 6,000 bu. : oats, 12,000 bu. LOUISVILLE. May 17. Cotton Steady : middling, k?4c. tirain Quiet, Wheat No. 2 red, 8. Corn No. 2 mixed, ."e; new mixd.37c. Oats No. 2 mixed. 32' jC. Provisions Firm at unchanged quotations.

Oils. May 17. Turpentine Firm WILMINGTON, at 29c bid. CLEVELAND, May 17. Petroleum Unchanged : standard white, 110, 7,;c TITUSTILLE, May 17.-5atlonal transit certificates opened at 72c: highest price, 72-J-c; lowest, 7i; gc? closed at 71 ,'tc. BRADFORD, Pa.. May 17.-National transit certificates opened at 71 'c: closed at71';c: hiebest price, 72Vc: lowest, 71' c- clearances. 750.0UO bbls. dull. ielded bbls. FITTSBURl. May 17. Petroleum Dull and heavy. National transit certificates onened at 7lTe; closed at71.'4c; highest price, 72 4c; lowest, J .4c. OIL CITY. May 17. National transit certificates opened at 72c : highest price, 72-e ; lowest, 71 1 c ; clofed at 7l!4c; sales, 965.000 bbls.: clearances. 1 .9M. 00 bbls ; charters. 144.2S5 bbls.; shipments, 80, 71 7 bbis.; runs, bbls. Cotton. NEW YORK, May 15. C. I Creene A Co.'s report on cotton futures says: I nder rather liearfsh reports from Liverpool" and continued unsettled tone for silver, further unloading of ' long"' cotton pressed prices oft' again some 4 to 5 points on the old crop. The offering, however, was of a less determined character than last week, and with some pretty good covering, notably on the part of large shorts, the decline was fully recovered, and a good, steady tone carried to" the close. The new crop was sparingly offered and comparatively steady throughout. NEW ORLEANS. May 17. Cotton-Quiet and easy; net receipts. 510 bales: gross. 997 bales; exports to Great Britain, 3.145 bales; to the continent, 4,797 bales; sRles. MX) bales; stock, 123,216 bales. 8T. LOUI8. May 1 7 Cotton Receipts, C57 bales; shipments. 2,64.; bales; sales, bales; stock, bales. Dry Goods. NEW YORK. May 17 Dry Coods-The market generally reflected a better demand for small assortments, in which tine bleaened shirtings and colored cottons had tbe wider request, but thf re was no.eperal activity visible. Whisky. ST. LOl IS, May 17.-Whisky-fI 10. NEW ORLEANS, May 17. Whisky Cnchauged. Found I)al. C;t Et.E-, May 17. Tbe wife of Theodore Charlaud, 01 Levi9. was found dead in her residence last night, having, it is believed, hffn brutally and foullv murdered. She had been cut and bruised in several places, and one of her eyes bulged from its socket. Her husband, who was the onlv person in the house at the lime, has been arresterl on suspicion. He states that he went to sleep after dinner, and upon awakening found his wife prostrated on the floor dead. They are trying in Germany to find a substitute for India rubber. No one who lias used Dr. lligelow's Positive Cure desires a substitute, as it is eminently successful in coughs, colds and all throat and lung dis eases. T-SPYV REBELLION.Bt tL Orrat Ortrtlv, Chtf of CS. STTVt S-r, V ALIAS HittlSTClT. A s 7"l"SrT" revnf many "'in? vr tue liar nrrer 6''r Md. I A graphic account of the hm plot to atvaasinate Lincoln How ha was conducted safely to V-oü Waahington Early Batthe War The SH-ret Service A Fe male Spv A Trusted WOffirfr'i Treason The "Knights of Liberty "The SPY" in Richmond The " Loval League " McClellan and his enemies Tbe "SPY" journeys through the bonth Defeat of GenT Pope Battle of Antietam McClellan's farewell address Thriliixg Nabbatives of PlniikToy's Snr.fi etc. The "Spy"ia ih most thrilling War Eook ever published. Endorsed by the Prta and hundred of BPrTW3 A ,arKe hantlaorue booa:Trrs WBipn LuDll lOaCFSpai.-cs; 60 illustrations. If All 1D1J Sold only by our Aeet! ts. Can not be found in bookstores. Many cf our agents areearning from f26to $40prwnk. WewMJt agents every where For full part iriilara and Urtat to otrnti addrena G. W. CAKLL1XN Jt CO.. Publisher?. New YorkWANTED. 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SAMPt.a c ases rasa, ho Bradford Block. 4 l4lNvrj:JMIlW AGENTS WASTED to Sell the Cream of SAM JONES' SERMONS t CsmatoB Sease Sayisgs umy subscription, edition sanctioned by Mr. Jones. Don't waste time on slow books, but address the Publisher's Agent. FOfKHtE t KcfAKIX, Cincinnati. Ohio. THE DINGEE &. CONARD COS BKAUTIFCl. EVEU-BIX)OMINO Oar Oreat JSperlalty to rwrt dwtrftratiB Mandard ort, in different auea and pnora to snitaU Vuitr. Over 4ÖO rhoiri ronwiw to choo fmm. We BKod troB fnt Ranee aeiely by nil to all Post Office, porcbaeer'a cbotoe of vanetiee. aU leteltkd, 3 TO 12 PUHTS C I . it5. mneartms tovmim. Two ywr Rom by xprtsr Oof Ems TUB hfSiihk tV C'UNAKU iOUrewera, Weak tUravetlkesUr te.i'a. All Sorts of hurts and many sorts of ails of man and beast need a cooling lotion. Mustang liniment.

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