Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 32, Number 17, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 May 1886 — Page 8

8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MAY 26 1886.

Constitutional Catarrh. Wo liocto disease has entailed more suCerinu or ka.tenei lh breaking up of the constitution than I atarrb. The cd Fe of smell, of taste, of sight, of bearing, the human voice, the mind e or more and sometimes all. yield to its destructive influences. The poison it distributes throughout the system attacks every vital force, and breaks up the most robust of constitutions. Jt-nored, because but little understood, by most physicians, iinpotently assailed by quacks and rhartatans, those guttering from it hare little fcope to te relieved of it this side of the grave. It in ume, then, that the popular treatment of thit terrible disease oy remedies within the rea-h of all iaMd iuto hands at once competent and trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried method adopted by Dr. Saniord in the preparation of his Kadical Cur has won the hearty approval of tbsands. It is instantaneous in affording rtli I in all head colds, sneezing, snii:i!ing abd obJtrn ted breathing, and rapidly removing the most oppressive symptoms, clearing the head, rwetrteiiiiig the breath, restoring the senses of meil. taste and hearing, and neutralizing the constitutional tendency of the disease towards the lung. liver aud kidneys. l-anford's Radical Cure consists of one bottle ef the Radical (lure, one box Catarrhal Solvent and an Improved Inhaler; price 11.00. Pott Kb Dace and Chemical Co.. Boston.

Kidney Pains And that weary, lifeless, all-gone sensation ever present with those of inflamed kidneys, weak Dark and loins, aching hips and sides, overworked or worn out by disease, debility or dissipation, are relieved in on minut and speedily cured by the Cuticura Anti-Pain llater, a uew, origi nal, elegant aud Intalnble antulote topuniand Inflammation. At all druggists. 'Jöc; five for fl; or of Potter Irug Co Itoatoa. H. M. BROOKS DEFENSE. lie Saj II ither PreufUtated a Crime Jior Tried to Conceal One. i-r. Lotis, May 18. The Post-Dispatch this afternoon prints a statement made by II. M. Brooks, alias Maxwell, now on trial for the murder of C. Arthur Preller, which will constitute the defense of Erooks, aud which will be urged to the utmost by his attorneys in the trial. The statement was made to Mr. John J. JenniDcs, the present city editor of the Tost-Dispatch, and it has been approved by Brooks' attorneys. Mr. Jennings prefaces the statement with some remarks, the chief points of which are as follows: "Mazwell's explanation of the death of lrellcr is his only defense. That explana was made in writing to his attorneys, Messrs. Martin and Fauntleroy, many months ago, and Maxwell will in the witness stand repeat it. living it. he said his desire all along had been 10 unburden himself to the public, and allow his actions previous to and after the crime to substantiate his tieclara tiens. These actions show that he neither JTf meditated a crime or tried to conceal one, or from the moment of his arrival at the Southern Hotel until his departure for San Francisco every act and almost every word of his has been the property of the public. The only act,' stiel Maxwell, 'about which there has been any doubt at all has been the act of which I am bow accused. I recognize now as much as anybody could that I made a mistake in withholding my defense, but what could I do? I was here alone in a strange world, with no one to advise me but mv counsel, and I followed the advice he gave me to the letter.' " The attorneys for the ieSeuse will not deny the identity of the remains, but will acknowledge the death of Preller at Maxwell's hands, and insist that th death was due to accident. The following la Brooks' statement: Mr. Preller was suffering from a private disease, ior which 1 bad previously prescribed, mixing the medicines myself from the bottles in the medicine ease I carried with me; but bis ailments bad reached a stage when it was necessary for me to male certain investigations. 1 was obliged to use a catheter, and in using a catheter when the parts were inflamed I had previously applied chloroform in order to produce a condition of narcotism. I ued chloroform in this manner on a man named Harrison in Liverpool without any serious result. I eiplaiDed the process to Mr. Treiler, and told him what I should have to do. He was not only willing, but was very anxious for me to treat him in this manner. During the day I purchased four onnces of chloroform, which was standing in a bottle on the edge of mv washstand. This took plat e Minday afternoon and was intended as a preparation for the operation. In washing some instruments I overturned the bottle of chloroform. This was probably 3 o'clock, and after getting my instruments ready, I went out to secure some more chloroform. 1 went to the drug store, 1 don't know where, but the store near the hotel (Fernowl), and asked for the chloroform. The lerks. or some persons there, have said that I was excited at In a hurry. This was not so. I sat down in a chair in the drug store for more than a quarter of an hour and was altogether very JeisuxelT about my business, for there was no hurry. If I am not mistaken I had a long conversation with some one in the drug store. When 1 got the chloroform I repaired to my room. Prelier had been in and out of mv room and his own all afternoon. About 5 p. m. we began the operation. I administered the chloroform in the usual way holding a saturated cloth to tfce nose. Preller passed through the first suive all rieht. It took several moments I don't exactly know how long. Then he entered the sec-fj-p' and here the terrible result came: I discovered w? late lfc -1C was dvinK- Imagine my horror when tm ilK I 'dawned uroü e! 1 was wild with fright. b had presence of mind eno'igb to cut the tirt and undershirt from the body, and Seuing a wet towl.I bathed him around Ite Eet m and shoulders for a half hour or more. 1 did not give hiui ud until 1 was ready to drop from exhaustion, aud my efforts were not relaxed until be had been dead sometime, lie had stripped to the shirt and undershirt. What did I do when I saw my friend was dead? What could 1 do.' I didn't anow what to do except to drink, and I drank freely. I drank everything I could get. W hat were my thoughts? I hadn't any. Ali 1 remember is that I drew on a pair of drawers the tirst tnat fell into my hau. U. and put the body into my trunk, from which I had removed everything. I put it iu the trunkan hour after Preher'e death. What was done beul tie this I have no recollection of. Liouor and consternation Lad taken possession of me. I remained in my room that night the same room in which the remains were and it would be a lie tor me to say that 1 slept, for f didn't, and 1 was glad when morning came. W hat l did after leaving my room you know, fr it has all been printed. Was a catheter found among your medical in stinmcnts-"' "I don't know. I carried some of my Invtnments away in a valise and threw them Into the Parinc." Had yon any plans of disposing of the body?" "None whatever. I meant to leave it there ex petting that it would be discovered sooner than it wan, and thiuaing that a post mortem would reveal the true state of farts that Preller ha t met bis death while undergoing such an operatioa as 1 bave designated." "How about Preller's money?" "1 know noth ing atoui Preller's money I hd twenty of money of my own or I couldn't h.ive made the long trio that 1 did make." Mr. Jennings (closes by stating that this is only a synopsis of the full written statement in the hands of P.rooks' counsel, which gives all the details of the Sunday occurrences in Koom 144 Southern Hotel, bat the attorneys refused to give the written statement, and by their advice Ilrooks declined to say aiy more. According to his own story the cutting oil" oi 1 Teller s mustache, the inscription about "traitors" fonnd in the trunk and all the other queer incidents connected with the trapedy are to be attributed to his liquor arid fear crazed condition. Tben Ttaby was nick, we gave her CASTORIA "Wlwa b wan a Child, ab crid for CA3TOKIA, "When she became Mins, she clung to C ASTORIA, When Le had ChiMren, she gave them CASTA A Sucres. New York Hun. Prother Cleveland made a hit when he vetoed those pension bills. Asa vetoer, Cleveland is so far a good deal cf a success. A little handbook, recently published, treats on what to do in cases of sprains ana other accident', fit. Jacobs Oil should at nee be applied. It is the greatest pain cure on earth, and costs only fifty cents a bottle. Gail Hamii.to.x is thought to be profoundly convinced that Mr. Illaine is the very man for the Republicans in 1888. A poor appetite, a badly nourished body and shattered nerves are the three worst enemiea of human hmnlnM. A II vhn talra Nichols Bark and Iron are effectually pro

Sä

US

ifcieu irem usc calamities.

FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY AND STOCKS. New Tork Financial Market. HIW TORK, May 24. Money On call easy at per cent Prime Mercantile Paper 4 ($5 per cent. Sterling Exchange Strong and unchanged. The total aale of stocks to-day were 249,673 shares, Including Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 36,100; Erie, 22.5C0, Kansas and Texas, 3,120; Lake Shore, 25,450; Louisville and Nashville, 3,360; Xorthwt stern, 12,275 New Jersey Central, 4,220; New York Central, 3.775; Pacific Mail. 3,660; Bt. Paul, 54,6a ; St. Paul and Omaha, 5,730; Union Pacific, 5,810; Western Union, 13,20; Orct on Transcontinental, 8,543. Government bonds were dull and closed a shade better for the 4s. State bonds were dull and firm. ilailroad bonds were more active: sales 52.804,000: of which Erie second consols contributed 3 1,001,000. Tne market clewed ii regular with most of the issues higher. The proposition made to the Houston and Texas landholders contemplates a scaling down of interest and an extension of the time of maturity, past due interest to be funded into some new kind of bond. It is understood tne proposition comes from Mr. Huntington. The bonds of this company to-day were quiet, and, while the general t-s show an advance of 34, the main line tirst, coupons off, are 1 lower. The early dealings showed considerable neaviness in a great many stocks. The loaning rates were much easier, and there was a plentiful supply of stock to )e had for the asking, indicating that the short interest had leen materially reanctd. Later in the day even the favorite stocks gave way, and final figures are close to the lowest of the day. There was good buying of Erie, however, and" the evidence points tci tue same party that has advanced St. Paul and its kindred stocks as the purchaser. The market opened steady, and after a slight du Hue in some stocks )ecame strong throughout, and material advances were made in the first hour. These were, however, generally lost before noon, and the market wits comparatively steady until toward the close, when quotations v'iiiu yielded, and the market closed steady. Almost everything on the active list is lower tonight, though only for fractional amounts. Chicago, Burlington and Qnincy shows an advance of 1 percent, on very light business. Erie is up per cent. St. Paul was the most active stock, followed by Lackawanna, Lake Shore and Erie, in the order named. The market closed with the following bid: 3 per cent, bonds lOO'i Louisville A Nash.. Dnit'd States -is. 11"7 Louisville AT. A.... 37 United States 4is112V Mar. AC'in.flrst pld- ...... Pacific 6s of '95 127 -H J Mar. & Gin. seconds Louisiana consols, Memphis b Chart....' 3J Missouri 6s Tennessee ts. old.. 101 'J Michigan Central.67.",iMinneap & St. L !'' Tennessee Is. new... .r7l.. Min. A St. L. rdd.... 4" Central Pac. ürsu...117 .Missouri Pacific J071 Leu.ARi3 Gr,firsts.ll9 Den. A O'g W, hrsts. 7V Brie second 10 1 I.Mobile A Ohio.. 1J Morris A Essex. J 12 , Murine oi V'lin h ... ., ii M. K. A T. tis .':;!., New Jersey Central. 51 N. I'ac, firsts lis Norfolk A W. pfe.... 31 1 do seconds. - fS 'Northern Pacific...-24J4 Sorthwestern cons.,141 i Northern Pacific pfd bit4 do debenture bti .1074 Chi. A Northw'n...10JV, St. I A Sau rrau'o..K'-,V do. preferred I:t. St. Paul consols Ml New YorkCentrai...l0r' t. P. C. A P. firsts. ..122!-, Ohio Central 1 Tex. P land grants. unio n .Mississippi. T. P. A K. G.ex. cou. 2 Tnitn Pacific first. lis West Shore- 10 '. Adams Express- 141 Allegheny Central Alton A Terre H A. 6i T. II. II. pld... sj American ExpreslOt' Bur., fed. R. & N Canada Pacific 6i Canada Southern...- I'J Central Pacific :?. do. prexerred. 9J Ontario A Western.. ! Oregon Navigation- 9s Oregon Transcon... . Orecon ImDrove't.- is i Pacific Mail 52? ji'auama Peoria, Pecatur A 22 Pitü-burg i51 4 Pulraan Palace C;..i3i i Retell ng 22 , Kof it Island i2. Cfcetarcak A Ohio... sV st. L. A .San Krau... I C A O. Pfd firsts In St.L. A3. F.Dlu 4Vi J. A O. teconas 10 2hu ago a Alloc ly Chicago A A. pld I Vi IhUajjo, Bur. A Q...131 v T j,. V fl .-t.L. AS. F. first pfd.1011 (.'. M. & St. Paul VS" !C. M. A St P. pfd . 121 let. Paul, M. AM 112' J f t . 111 St. U A Pitts 10 St. Paul A Om. pld-lOO'I ci. Lt. et niu piu. :; .ciaai 'acinc.... J4 Oin., San. A Cleve.. 26 "lUnion Tacific by Cleveland A Ccl 4'. United States Ex ... 61 Delaware A Hud. J7!; Wabash. St. LAP.- 7'i el.. Lack. A Wist.l27 W. SL L 4 P. pfd.... 1 1 lenver A Kio Ur 15'. Wells A Famo Ex....l2l trie. 25 Western Union Tel- U c J ä Colorado Coal.......... "iiy Erie preferred.. Kaat Tennessee - 1 7m kT TpnniuPA TtfA Homes take 20 Iron Silver ......... Ontario Quicksilver , do. preferred. Southern Pacific. Sutro , 190 Fort Wayne 145 Hannibal A St. Joe- ..... Ban. A Joe pld.- .... Harlem 220 Houston A Texas...2! ... 4 ..20 Illinois Central mya $. Indiana, B. A VYCSt- 2:;! do. preferred 15li fcansss A Texas.. 2 5b Mil., L. S. A W 6" Lake rie a West.. Lake Shore...-..-... 11- do. preferred 79!! 95 Baatern EiehangMi NEW ORLEANS, May 21.-Bank clearings, f J71,. 519. NEW YORK. May 21.-Exchanges, 106,91'i,153; balances, J i. 101. 250. BALTIMORE, May 21 Bank clearings, fl.991,638; balances, 2U2,lu4. PHILADELPHIA, Mav 24. Bauk clearings 17,691,022; balances, J'.'s-.t.m. CINCINNATI. May 24 Eastern exchange Steady; par buying; 110c premium selling. 8T. LOFTS, Msy ?!. Bank clearings, r2,874. 7 1'.; balances, f720.'.. Exchanges on New York firm at 7."(aOGc premium. BOSTON, May 21 Exchanges, $n.9".ö.75 ; ba'ances, ll,'77.4',2. Hates lor money, 2 per ceu.. Exchange on New York, "JOyi": premium. CHICAGO, May 24. Associated l'.ank clearings today were 87.H.).;,000. New York exchange U slow but steady on a basis of jc premiutn. Mine steady ;r.i5 per cent, on iiei.ry tire" wu .. . ... Mmr demand and 67 per OeuU CA Foreign Money ma Stocka. mi Tni Mu O I K n m Cnnvrm 1(11 11.16 form Be;, and 1014 for the account. Railway Cnn. .ilantt an.l Croat UVstfrn firsts. 40: AfUUB b. ...... 1. B.l'l v.xi. . . . . ... . . do. seconds. 101'.;; Canadian Pacific, 6.V'; Erie, 2f,4'; do. seconds. M'i: Illinois Central, 140; ie&ieaii urumnrj, , nu i iui i-uuimuu, - . New York Central, lUo?; I'ennsylvania, 523; Readiug, Uli- The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day is 117,Otu. PARIS, Maj 22,-Thrce per cent reute, 8 I l"Jvc for account. COMMERCIAL. There wns free movement In dry goods yesterpay, cspcciai!y in prints, while glngbann also sold in a satisfactory manner. Cotton goods were moderately animated. Sugars are active atau a 1vanee of 1 lper ptuud. Coffees are firm. Molares, hsh, dried fruits, aud other groceries unchanged. Nails are lower and are quoted at ti 25 2.T.". HIde, leather ami wool were in moderate demand. Drugs and oils steady. Produce wa fairly active, owing to heavy receipts poultry ruled lower, while eggs advanced. The butte market was depressed, (irccn stuff met with moderate inquiry. Strawberries were firmer. GRAIN. Wheat Local markets remain steady at quotations, and choice grades under light receipts and good demand maintain firm quotations. Futures show very little life, with dull feeliDg. Corn All grades in local circles are firmer with good demand and light offerings. Receipts only fair. Futures dull, and markets at other points are dull and lower. Oats Under light receipts, prices rule steady and demand for t mall lots .s good. The following table shows the amount of grain In store at ton point: ; Wheat! Corn.' Oats.) Kye. Elevator A Elevator H.. ...... Capital Elevator . Wextern Klevator Elevator !..... ......... 44,9001. 1 .9i 2'.,000 . 7.UK)I 1.SU0;. 10.300 'a', boo .i. 8.000;. xotai nj.oio n,.iiü Coi reirp'g day last year.l t.'JOOl 21.400 ft.ono 2-2.4' Ol l.u.o The following table shows the receipt of grain atjthls point for the past twenty tour hours: Keceived. Flour, bbl l.ooo .1,600 2t.4'X) r,uoo Wheat ba. Corn, ba ............ M oats, b Kve. bn barley, bo .... Floar, Urata and Uay. Flour Patents, ft coot 75; extra fancy, ft 10 4 28; IaacT.t3 85Jt 00; Choloe.tt U; lamllj, S3 1094 35; treble extra, 2 75ö2 00; doable extra, 2 8003 40: extra, 13 60(02 65; superfine, tl l-0 2 25; fine, 12 00. Wheat We quote: P.ld. AskeJ. No. 2 Ked.-. so track 82 No. I Red 7j track Relected ..-...... tra k 71 Juir "i track 79 Corn We auote: Bid. A iked.

No, 1 white-.. 3C track

I

Fo. 2 whiteNo. 3 white-. No, 4 white No. 1 yellow.

fack 34 track 35i 30 track 34 '4 track M2 track 8;t;4 track 34!, 30 track 33 84 track 31 track 31 30 track Si 31 track 34 18 track 25 Bid. Asked. 34 track r5 yj' track : 2 track 30 25 track

No. 2 yellowNo. yellow.. Ao.4 ye now., No. 2 mlxea. No, S mixedNo. 4 mixedHound ear., No grade Oats We quote: no. -i wane...Mixed.. Rejected Unmerchantable Bye No. 2 nominal. Bran Quiet; 19 00 bid; held at $10 00. Hay Quiet, little doing: Choice Timothy, flO 05 bid ; No. 1 Timothy, flO 25 bid ; No.2 Timothy, ti 50 bid, held at 110 00. Chicago KiKxrra. Reported by T. J. Hodgen Ac Co.. Brokers, No. 33 South Meridian street, room 2. Stocks, bonds, grain and provisions bought and sold. May 24. . lOpen'g i Highst. Lowest, Closing

Wheat-May 1 751, 75 June. 7d'4 7tr' July...... 78 j 78 Corn May 35V S5 June.. 3C1 i 8 July 3f 3t.l OaU May 28 I 28 June . 27T 28 July-. 278 ; 27 Pork May 8 50 8 50 June 47 8 52J4 July 8 57 8 62W Lard May 5 87 5 87 June 5 90 5 90 July.- 5 97 5 7l Elba May 5 271 5 27, June 5 30 I 6 30 July- 5 35 I 5 37V.

t Receipts Hogs. 33.000 head. Car Lota Wheat, 3; corn, 218; oats, 208. K5GLI8H GRAIN TRADE REVIIW. London, May 24. The Mark Lane Express, in its review of the British grain trade during the past week, says: The moisture of the weather has immensely Improved the prospects of the spring crops. The wheat trade is weaker. The salts of Lnglish wheat during the week were 0o 596 quarters at "2s 4d, against 4,471 quarters at 3. Id during the corresponding week last year. Flour is dull, but steady. The foreign wheat trade is very depressed. Sellers of American and Russian wheats are lowering their demands, whien has a tendency to weaken the marketGood mixed American corn is very scarce in the spot, and the recent advance of 3d is maintained. I ive cargoes ot wheat arrived ; four cargoes were sold and two remained. The sales included one cargo of Californian, which was sold at 9d advance, owing to the exigencies of the Liverpool market. Trade forward is weak. 1 here was a poor attendance at to-day's market. There was a retail demand fo-wheats, and prices were rather weaser. Flour dull and difficult to sell. Beans were Is dealer. INDIANAPOLIS WIIOLK3ALE MAKKEPS. Dry Goods. TRI NTS. .... 6 IMerrimac fancy... Windsor fancy, 6 ä 4 1'aeific fancy 6 Conestoga fancy Cocheco fancy Richmond fancy Hamilton fancy American fancy American shirting. Allen fancy..... Allen shirting... Merrimac shirting.. New on shirting lierwick fancy.... 5'4iBelmont fancy...., 5v: a 5'v Wash'nton Ind blueAmerican Ind blue... A 1 oion solid.Simpson's mining-... 6" vi . "Meet Ktveriancy ... 5 4 Dunnell faucy ... 4 lltunk.rk. J 4 PRESS Pa ;fic poplin Ins.. 9 Pa. ilic s cashm'rs....lO 1". ciliC v' Australian trape .....18 Pacific 6-4 A. '. M 30 l'ariHc6-4 K. X. cash. 18 fa Baics. Manchester y cash. ..10 Manchester IX'B...iU Atlantic alpacas 10 Atlantic i. L. cash... is Atlantic F. cashm....22 Arlington A gray facitic f.-4 A. C. cath.21' ritthmcrA 15 Satijj Berber.... ,...12Ja. Boucle ...... LAWNS. Oxford lawns 3?-i Stanhope fawns 4U raeiflc Lattia Uwds.. 8 Facitie 1,400 lawns.,... Vy lacuic wrganays ii jwerrimac lauste iu Garner's Batiste J0l CISViTTAMS. Amoskeag 7 Wamsutta , 1-ancas.ter 7 Berkshire States... 7 (Normandie Glasgow ..- r. Royal 5',; H 9 l'3i York 7 Kentrew aress White SliU l rCo 7 Johnson bnk foil. Bates seersucker 10 EROWN COTTONS. Atlantic A. Atlantic I! Mystic River Lawrence LI Indian Head Conestoga V , l'eppcrell R... , l'ei'perell F Pepperell 2 4 l'epierell 10-4 .. 7 .. fr; C 1 . Bedford R. Hill's Yardstick P 4 6 5'i .. 5 .. 7 .. r. .. ( .. 7 ..18 20 Tremont CC. Stark A.Saranack ........ Utica C Itoot XX Massachusetts B B ... Windsor II BLEACHED COTTONS. L....... 7 Barker Mills Androscoggin . IM Lonsdale.. irarwen MiMasonville Aals rd vale Wamsutta -. Hill's sk.'mier Idem Waekstor A. A.... Hope Fitch vi Pepptn I Pcprcitli 1 8 10 i Fruit of the Ixom.. . 7 . CS io.; . Bid n 7 8 in Farmers Choice Dwight Anchor...... Pocahontas Chestnut Hill Longdate Cambric, lusi out. - - ' . 7 - 6?.. . 20 ..22 UU0S FLANNELS. hn Bl'd Bu ''si Trement PL... Trtmont H.... Tremotit V Tremont A Tumont A Tremont X...-. 7 iNashua XX... 8 9 10 11 in I'remont F I'remont V... 8 9 11 5 Tremont I Tremont K 7VS Tremont N 8 iremont O 'J Wimbledon. C-"-! Vi Wimblfw'&n l. tfll Nashua G Nashua FF Nashua F Nashua T Nasnua P Nashua C Nashua B......... Nashua A Nashua AAA... Wimbledon CI., '.y. 4 10'J "54 13 st 5" 's t H V ' Wimbledon CK.. 8 s Wimbledon CD . 9 V l IlllUltUUU I I .W J 3' W imbledon ru.nO lOlj Wimbledon CA,l3 i tt't i. 1 .1 n fäi 1rv ??4 Nashua X ...... .. io,'i ii;-4. Calcutta TLirM AND f HKVIOT. Amoskcpg Amoskeag fxbcy.. Bates OtisB It , Alabama plaM. 9'-a' Louisiana plaids 7 s;a uttawa plans , 8 iKdinbtirg cheviots. 9 9 7 -s tl) Park Mills, 70 check-12!'; Kvcrett cheviots Park Mills. SO cheek..i3 .ireat Kepubliu chev Fonomy check 9 Columbian otiscbeck - K'i Hamilton stripes Tusrarora -. t'i'i River fclue... Graniteville 7 PEN IM". Ot!s, A X A... Otis. H Otis. C C Amoskeag Kverett Ha'x in ker Lve.-tlt, D P., ...11 lYork, blue .14 .14 ....10 York, slate.. .... 9,jYork, fancy .. .14 . Oakland, A. -I, -..1-tJ-C Columbian .... h Boston ...12: vl TI KIM.". ....Vi1,' Lew iston. 11 Amoskeag. A V A. York, M tu Conuestogn, it F ... ...14 ...u4 . .n'V, ... 7 .. 7.V ...19 -.11 ....18 11 iJewiston, .1-.. .11 .12 ' Iwislon, M.. Connestoga extra. lOakland. I Oakland A . Conuestoga, CCA 11 A A. .RAIN American .17 ;rangcr. , Fra!iklini!!e 19 liCWiston Stark, A llYt Georgia, A 1 P.I KT 18 I! A IN. White Colored Candle Wick. Coverlet Chain .0 No.'iuO Cotton Varn.-iO Twine ':) .20 The Produce Market. Fggs Paying 0c per doz. for fresh. liuttcr Creamery fancy, 15m lsc: choice, 12 IV; dairy.' selected, 10(412c: country, fancy. s't 10c; fresh and sweet, 6c: low grades. Ktlc per lb. Poultry liens. '- p-r lb: roosU-rs. ' hen turkeys, '7c; torn turkeys, l-c; old ceeo and weltfeathered, per doi., 4 5u; picked, per do.., 55 '0 ; ducks, per lb., v. Feathers Prime geese, 49c; mixed and duck, 20 2.r)C. Rags ll4fclV;e. WiMtl Bright Indiana, meilium unwashe l, 2-iC" tor heavy merino and verv coarse, S'il'je: tubwashed. 28(-'c; burry, trasny aud eolted, 5&10". Beeswax l(a20c. The Provision Market. Below are the present Jobbing prices: Pmoked meats, canvassed or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against skippers.) Orders for sugar-cured and Kugllsu meats will now be filled with canvassed goods, unless plain meats are specially asked for.) tiURar-cnrcd bams, Reliable brand, 15 Iba average, loc; do. 17,' lbs. average, lojc; do. 20 lbs. average and over, lö'c; do. Hunt average, 10 lbs., Wif. do. 12' lbs. average, He; sugar cured hams, Morgan At Grey's brand.v'C less than above; cottage hams, Reliable branl, 7'c; t'alifornia hams. Reliable bruud, 10 lbs. aversgc, 7c; do. 14 lbs. average, f!4c Knglish broak!at bacon, clear. Reliable bran 1. S!. - do. clear, Por ter brand, lc. Fngllsh shoulders, Reliable brand, 12 lbs. average, 6!c; Knglisl shoulders. 17 lbs. average, fV; siiKar cured shoulders, Reliable brand, c. lens than alove: Morgan A Grey brand shoulder, Jc less than Engllsn cnrml. Mis-rut hams, ec; do. shoulders, Pried leef. Reli able brand. 1'ic: dried beef. Porter brand, lie. Bacon Clear sides, light or medium weight, 7'4c; do. backs, light or medium weight, 7c; do. bellies, medium weight. 7c. P. H, and l'lcklcd Meats English cured, clear sides, nnamoked. eo: do tacks or bellies, tan pork, clear, per bbl., 200 ibs, f 12 50; pork, clear, ter IU., 2V0 II ' HO &0; hams do, tiO 50.

75'4 1 75 75-'4 7?k 35 S.S 85H 3o 3V'h 3f.V4 27-8 27 271- 272 27j 27? 8 50 8 50 8 45 8 50 8 55 8 60 5 87 5 87.'-, 5 87Ja 5 90 5 9" 6 95 5 27 5 27JÄ 5 27 5 27' 5 35 5 :t5

Choice corned beef per hbl. 200 pounds, f 13; do boneless rolled, per bbl. 300 pounds, 115. Also in 5 bbls., containitig 100 lbs., at half price of the barrels, with 50c added to cover additional cost oi package. Pig's Tongues-Ter bbl., 100 lbs.. tC 50. Lard Pure winter kettle, rendered in tierces, 74e; current chilled do,, c; in hall barrels or 50-lb. tubs, 7hC: 48-lb. tin tubs, b'Ac; 20-lb. pails, 8c; 10-lb. pails, f.c. Lard Oil Pure,: extra winter strained. In tierces, per gal, 50c; pure No. 1. do, 40c. Also in half bbls, Vc advance on price of tierces. Bausagc Bologne In large or small skin. 6c; in cloth. 5Vc: Weinerwursr, 9c. Polish, 10,'ic. Fresh Pork Sausage In skins, 7c; in buckets, The Grocery Market. Cheese Full cream. New York, 1212ic; Ohio, 12-c: Swan Lake. y10 Coffees Common. OlOc; ordinary. 10(311c; fair, lÜiÄtlic: prime. 12l ji2c; strictly prime, 12latic; choice, i:(l4Se; Old Government Java. 10l42.Vic: McLaughlir.a X XXX. roasted, l'Ä packages. loO-lb. cases Hic: fio-lb. do.. 137'sc: Arbuekle s roasted, 13'c; Levering's, 135ic: tar dova, 13?c: Gates' A No. 1, 15)c; Gates prime, 14'c; "Lion," lix,jc; Jersey, loc; gold medal, 13V. hogar Cntloaf, 7c: powdered, 7kC; grannlated, 7c; standard A, frc; off A.-Ggc; white, extra C. Cc: light brown, 636'.; common grades, 5? i,ai3, 4c ; New Orleans, 5;-i(SSic. Molasses and Sirups New Orleans molasses, kettle, 40(M6c; good. 40c: sirup. 2230c per gallon for common to choice; maple sirup,'. 51 00. Rice Carolina and Ixuisiana, 4fl4e. Spices Pepper, I9rti20c: allspice, 10(l2c; cloves, 25t0c; ginger. 17(ä22c; cinnamon in mats, 12 15c ; nutmegs. 75x.c. Salt Lake, in car lots, 9092c: dray lots, $1 05 1 10; small lots, 10c more from store. Starch Refined Pearl, afivlc per lb.; Eureka, 4c; champion gloss, lump, 5t;ie; improved corn, 5,'hCi.Gc. Bait Fish Mackerel, extra mess, f 24 per bbl.; halves, f 12 50; No. 1 mackerel, l8fy20; halves, I'Jy 10; No. 2 mackerel. 815 50.16; halves. $7 18; No. 2 medium, fs: halves. 54 60: No. i mackerel, $va 6 50; halves. 50; No. 1 white fish, f 7 50; halibut, 14c per lb. Forehm Fruits London layer raisins, new, S3 10; new Valencia, lOöllo; Sultan, 11c: Muscatel raisins, two crown. f2 50ci3; California L. L., 12 '."0; Muscatels, tJ 75. lemons Messina, 56 00(5 7 50. New Prunes Turkish, l'ii.iic; Sultan, Mxc. Currants 7j4(nfic. New Figs layers, 1)2. Pates Mats, 4i5e: Fard, in 10-lb. boxes, 10 tic; Persian, in tf)-lb. boxes, 8e. Citron New. öoc. Lemon Peel New, 20c. Oranges Valencia, iu cases. flO 0U(312 00; Messina, in 00(n.C :0. I'eanuta Raw Tennessee, 5(äCc: Wilmington, S''c; roasted, 10c: Tennessee. 4!i(i,0?;c: Virginia, fa7c. Bananas St f2 per bunch. C'ocoanuts fl 50-i5. Canned Goods We juote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs.. tl lö(al 20. Peaches, 3 lbs. standard, 1 1 85Q2: 3 lbs., tl Va2: seconds, 3 lbs., tl 50U CO: 2 lbs.. tl 451 M). Tie Peaches, 3 lbs., f 1 15il 20; 6 lbs., tl S5(cl M); Gooseberries, 2 lbs., 90(9.c; Blackberries, tll 05; Strawberries, tl 50(m : Raspberries, tl 151 2'.; Cherries, red, tll 05: String Beans. h5(a'.K)c; Tolk's Best Peas, tl CO; Yarmouth Corn. SI 2.V'il 30; ixeelseor, 95c; Mountain Sugar Corn, tl Li; Standard, 2 lbs., 90cöl 00; Polk's Coin, 2 lbs., 9CC492(c; Mackerel, tl 15(811 20: I'inearples, tl :)u.2: Salmon, 1 lb., tl 401 50; Tumbler Jellies, 85(a90c; Cove Oyster, lib., light weicht. 60rt65c; 2 lbs., full weight, tl &".&1 5; Sardines. French, s. tl 7.) per doz. ; American, J-is, 31 per doz.; Apples. :t lbs., 90'j;; 6 lbs., t2 00 a2 CO; galloD. $2 50rn3 CO. Beans Choice navy, tl 50X41 65; medium, tl 45 1 50: Marrows, tl '."0(92 00: Calilornia. . Potatoes Michigan, 55&t'0c per bu.; homegrow, 3540c. Apples Choiee new. t3 00(:5 50 pr bbl. Pried Apples Evaporated, 7t.7,,c; common dried, xy.tg.ye. Peaches Pried peaebes. halves. :Afc: California halves, 7'4u; evaporated, llliftil Vic. Honey lbft2tic. Greens Cale. 75cJI 00 per bbl. Squash 75c(gf 1 i;r do.. Strawberries tl .Vi(2 oO per ca.se. New Poutoer f3 C0a4 00 per bbl. New beans tl 5f (ftl 75 per box. (iieen I'eas tl 2c 0 I :,0f.ueumbers 50(4750 per doz. Cabbegc-New, $3 0HQ4 00 per crate. Onions New. ft 00iä (X) per bbl. Bermudas f2 753 00 per crate. Gooseberries tl 00(1 Tt er il rawer. Currants-ll 50 per drawer. Strawberries Home growth, tl 00ö,5 03 per stand. Seed. Seed Timothy. 12 0-"2 S5 per bn: clover, tu 00 tf6 50; blue grass, extra clean Kentuckv. !Oc( ti 10; red top, 75c(Sl 00: orchard grass. t2 40r 2 5, owing to quality; English blue grass, 1 00 per bu: bird seed, rape, 69c; canary, 5Cc; hemp, 45c; millet, 80c. Coal and Coke. Elock, 13 00; Jackson, f.5 50; Fittibur,'. t 75; Baymcud City, tl 75: anthracite, SO 25(36 50; Highland nut, 12 50; Piedmont, ti 00: gss coke, loc per bu.. or t2 50 per load: crushed, S3 00 per

maa; vtimrieae. is dper ion: nanawna. m- 10; Hockinp, S3 50; Island, il 70; Blosburg, t 00. Hides, leather and Tallow. ITemlock sole, 20f31c; oak sole, 3037c; Pittsburg harness leather, 34(j:56c; harness leather, 30o4c; bridle leather, per doz., C072c; domestic kip, 50as0c; French kip. 80c.tl 25; domestic calf. 70cö$l 10; French ealf. tl 1U(1 85. Hidea No. 1 cured. 8c; No. 1 green, cows, 5e; steers, VXc: No. lcslf, 9c; cured, lOlOc; dry salt. 10c; Hint, 12c: No. 2 hides, 2c off. Tallow Prime, 3Vc; No. 2,3c. Grease Erown, 22c; white, 3Ji3?ic; yellow, Drug 3Iarket. Alcohol, t2 162 2i; calomel. 75a,S."c: camphor, 2S(o0c; cochineal, 506(c; thloroform, CO(ijitiöc; rum opium, Si ,"0 ui:5 75 indigo, tlC3; inorpuine, 2 60'.7o. ils Caster, $1 55ri 05; sweet oil, yociSI 35: olive oil, 1 ,rr.i3; bt-rgamot (Sanderson st, t!( 3 50; lemon fsanderson s), t-i 50tl 00. Quinine P. and W., sU(i$N5c; cinchonida,' 2öi 25c; American bi earb, soda, 4'a,'yQ English do., ö'.c'- Snuft iarrett's, 2-oz. pack., 51 (0 per doz ; 4 oz. bottles, tlper doz. Flove's sulphur, 4(a5. Turpentlne 45(a')0c; English Ye nitian red, by lol , 2)-ic: less itiautities, :.y.f. Iodyne f-i CO: lotlide potash, J(n3 25 Cloves, 20 (0,25c. Rhubarb, 'JCcfnJl 25. Window glass, 70 per fcut ; double, 7tc and 10 per cent. off. Jron and Steel Market. Par Iron I (k2 10 rates; charcoal iron, ti 90 (Ü3 10; hoop iron, 1 50 rates; Norway and Swcel iron, 4c rates: horseshoe iron. :. Horse Shoes Burnen Perkins, per ket', f4 '25; mule shoes, tl per keg advance. Horseshoe Nails Northwestern, Glebe and lutnam, per box, tl 50. cast steelBest American, per lb.. 12c; spring steel, Gc: tire steel, 3c: toe calx steel, 5c; machinery steel. 5c. Cut Nails Rates for tens, iron, 52 25, rates for ttus, steel, Si 35. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We ouote: Linsesd. raw. 40c: boiled, tic: lsrd oil, 65C8.'c: miners' oil. 55Qf5c; luoricatir.g oil, 12tn3.se; straits oil, 5rac; benzine, 10(illc; eoal oil, Indiana legal lest, Oc; 150 test, 9',.;c; perfection. 12; water white. lr0 test, li;sCiSuow drop oil. 12'. fi Palacine oil. I Hie. Tinner's Supplies We iuote : Best brand charcoal tin. I. 10x1 1. 12x12 and 1 1x20, f- 25: Ix. lOx 1 1, 14x2 and 12x12, t 25; rooting. 1C, 14x20. 55 75; 'jo.x js, til 5or 12; block tin, in pigs, 2.rc; In bars, 2t'. Inn : 27 1J iron, 2": 27 C iron, tic; Juniata galvanized, 50 per cent, discount; re lined 50 and 10 jr cent, discount. Sheet zinc, CJjC. Copper boc.iims, 22c. Plauished copper, 32c. Solder, 14 QK'"' LIVE STOCK. Indiana polls. C5I0 STOCa-TiRM, May 21. Cattli Receipts, 30 head; shipments, note But few here and the demand light except on the best grades of butchers; the feeling on shippers is lower as Eastern advices were much lower; no ex. ports here. Good to choice shippers. Common to medium shippers, Feeders, 1.C00 to 1,200 lbs Stockers 5 00(9 5 39 3.rH4 4 7i 4 85(4 4 75 3 O st 4 tsj 3 8sc 4 .V) 8 (m 4 10 3 '20(l 3 50 2 h(X4 2 Ki 3 50 i 5 00 2 W( 3 25 23 00(J40 OA 0000 to choice belfert. Hood to choice cows Fair to medium cows and heifera Ooxnmon old cowa Ve!g, common to good...., Bulls, common to good M4) Milkers, common to good........ HOGS Receipts, 117) head: shipments, 165 head. But few cars here, niality generally good. The market opened a shade higher than Saturday, but closed 5c lower. Heavy packing and shipping..... .....fl lOflt 20 Mixed packing 4 O0(tt 10 Common to good light...... S 60(41 05 Chief asd Lamfs RcoeJp, none: shipments, none. Bat few here. Market slow at no matcrl change iu prices. Good o choice clipped grades ....-..-fl 75(1 25 Fair to medium clipped graJes 3 lr4 50 Common clipped grades '' 2V2 '.0 Bucks, per head- 1 50 t 00 fcprlng lambs, SO to 50 lbs 4 004 5 V Klswbere. EA8T LIBERTY. May 24.-CatUe-EO0lpU, 2,011 head; tblpmenta, l it head. Market dull and 15(j Z5c off eloKing prices last week. Hogs Receipt. 2,:)0 bead; shipments, 4 2D brad. Market firm; Philadelphias, 14 i$l 40; Yorkers, at 20,. I M. Bbtep Receipts, 1,030 head; shipments, fl.cco bead. Market uun ana :k;j tower tuau last week. BALTIMORE. Mav 21. Beeves Trade less active tbnn lat week, and prices lower: best bci've. D7.W.; nrst fiuaiitr. ntumvix: meat um. t 7.V5 25: ordinary, t2 50(41 37S: most sales were from 11 755 '0. Receipt, 1,1 VV Lead : sales, 801 bead. Hogs-Fair supply and a moderatel y good demand; receipts, 5,206 head; quotations, t-5 25(3 6 62jrJ. Sheep and Iambs Receipts, 6.592 bead; quotations, sheep, 12 50(4 i 75; lambs, C(i7 75. KANSAS CITY, May 24 The Live Btock Indicator reports: Cattle-Receipt, 1,929 head; ihJpnwH, 97

head. The market was heavy and weak; lights abont steady; choice to fancy, t5 10(5 30; fair to good, t4 80(5 05; ;common to medium, t434 70; stocken and feeders, U 50(4 35; cows, ii 60J 3 75. Hogs Receipts, 8,533 head: shipments, 3.262 head. Market weak and 5($10c lower: good to choice, t3 03 90: common to medium, S3 503 70. Sheep Receipts, K)7 Bead; shipments, none. Market steady; good to choice, S3 2a ($4 25; common to medium, f23. ST. LOTJIS,May 24. Cattle Receipt, 3.000 head; shipments. 1,200 head. Market generally 10l5c lower; shippers. S55 50; butcher steers. 4 5C 4 80; cows and heifers, $3 50 Q 4 25; bulls, t2 7.W 3 25; stocken and feeders, $3 2.4 75; corn-fed Texans. common to good. t2 503 50. Hogs Receipt, 4,850 head: shipments. 1,600 head. Market opened a shade higher, but later a part of the advance was lost : hutchen', tl 10 4 25: packing and shippen. t3 90(31 15; light, S3 stO 4 ft., closing stronger and active. Sheep Receipts, S20 head; shipments, 350 head. Good sheep are wanted, and would sell if Lere ; common to fair, t2 503 75; good to choice. urn 7.-. CHICAGO, May 24. The Drovers' Journal rports: Cattle Receipt, 5,000 head; shipment, 2.000 head. Market slow but firm; shipping steers, 950 to l,f00 lbs., SI 605 85; stocken and feeden, 12 X'4 80: cows, through Texas cattle, ti25!5. Hogs Receipt. 33,000 heaa: anipmen 7.000 head. Market opened 10c lower, closed strong; rough and mixed, 13 74(3415; packing and shipping S4(ij4 25: light. t3 754 20; skips, 12 503 60. Sheep Receipts, 5.000 head; shipments, none. Market weak and 25(50c lower; natives, f25 10; Texans, t24. The Proven' Journal London cablegram quoted liberal supplies, demand weak but prices steady; best American cattle quoted at 13J4C per pound, estimated dead weight. NEW YORK, May 24. Beeves Receipts, 124 car loads for the market, 76 car loads for exportation, and city trade slaughterers direct. There a-as an earier feeling and ruling prices were 10f 15c per 100 lbs lower; extremes tor steers, t5i6 4j per 100 lbs.: for bin's, t3 20(4 3n. No shipments of live stock or fresh meat ttvday. The week'a exports included 1,020 beeves, 55 sheep and 6,4u0 qunrters beef. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 11,200 head. Market extremely dull for clipped sheep at a reduction of 1ic per pound, and especially bad for spring lambs-, of whicn there was an over supply, and no thow for a clearance, even at a reduction of 15c per 100 lbs.: clipped sheep sold at S3 75(4 5 sOperlCu lbs: clipped yearlings, lambs, f5yj, and spiing lambs at to 50(iJ. Hogs Receipts, 850 car loads. None offered alive; nominally steady at tl 65t: ". tr 100 ibs.

MARKETS BY Tfc.L.n.oir'H. Produce filarketfi NEW YORK. May 24. Flour Receipts, 27,622 bbls.; exports, 361 bbls. and 10,296 sacks; market dull; sales of 14,000 bbls. Wheat Receipts, 278,550 bu.; exports, 4:16,581 bu.; market lower; sales, 6,236,000 bu. of futures and 06.OOO bu. of spot; No. 2spritig. 8Cjic; No. 2 Milwaukee, 85)ic; ungraded closing at 87,' ic; September, 67(j8c, closing at 8c: October, M'(ah9;hc, closing at 89c; November, 0(; '.., closing at hoc: December, 9l(&91,Vic, closing at öle: January, 92di2j4c. closing: at 92c: Feoruary, S3frt93'4c. closiDg at 9.!c; March, 91Ca,9S';c, closing at 94c: April, t50C.v4e. cloting at 95c; May, i(a9C5:c. closing at 96e. Corn Spot 'lc and options 4,4c lower, closiog easy: rectTipta, 82ti,8,.o bu. ; exports, 24,359 bu: bales, 712,000 bu. of futures and 120,000 bu. of spot: ungraded, 324 46,';c; No. 2. 4Cc elevator. 4Cc afloat; Ni 2 Chicago, 4(a4(r.4c: No. 2. May. 45 closing at 4',l; June. 45v';(ij4f.sc, closing at45K;July. 4T4ökic. closing at 4."?i.c: August, 46!4.4t-, clo6intr at 4-c; Pepteml-cr, 4trf4'a46J'bc, closing at 46"kC; Oat Moderately active: receipts, 164,350 bo. exports. 24,359 bu.; mixed Western, 37(g!9c; white do.. 4ii46c Stocks of grain in store May 22 Wheat, 3.193.191 bu.: corn, 80,f.M bu.; oats, 211.639 bu.; barley, 13,:165 bu.; rve, 67,013 bu.; malt, 212,411 bu.: peas. 10,449 bu. "Hops Quiet. Coflee Siot fair; rlo, firm at iyliisvyrc; options steady and quiet: sales, 13.250 bags; May, 7.85c; June, 7.70c: July, 7.55c: August. 7.45S7.50c; September. 7.40c; November, 7.30(7..töc; December, 7.4Cc. Sugar Active and firm; lair to good refining quoted at 45c: refined steady; C, 5(a5'a?; extra C b-i(a,6 7-16c; yellow; 44JhC: off A. 54c; mold A, 6ic: standard A, 6c; confectioners A, 6f36ic; cut loaf and crushed, Mi?; powdered, e?4räGc; gTanukted, 6 .VIC etfc?kc: cubes, trc Molasses Juiet; 50 te-t. lsc. Lead Steadv. Petroleum Steady; united, closed at 63?e; refined, 67c. Tallow Steady. TurpentinePull at 32. Eggs Quiet and rather weak; receipts. 0 820 packages; Western fresh. 13c. Pork Dull and easier; mess, t9 25. Cutmeats Firm: sales of 4,000 lbs pickled bellies at b5c; pickled hams, 10? c: shoulders, 6c. Lard Pull and beavv; Western steam spot, to 153 6 J7V June, S6 126 13; July, 86 19; August, t6 20; September, S6 336 34; October, ti 41 6 42; citv steam. 5 95. Butter Quiet; Eastern. 10(sl6c; tlgiu creamery. 10lCJc. Cheese Dull and weaker: Western flat. fVaSc. Copper Dull and weak. Other articles unchanged. BT. LOUIS, May 24. Flour Dull and unchanged. Wheat weak and lower; the market opened slightly unsettled and generally easy, continuing dull and easy until the close, which was weak and 0xXvc lower than Saturday; No. red, cash, TtWn'y.x. June, 77';77c, closing at 774:c JuX,77i: August, 774(378,' c, closing at 77c asked. Corn Dull and easy, closing t(c. under Saturday; No. 2 mixed, cash, ö2?g'4c; June, 32! : Julv, :t3:i3;4c. closing at 33!c; August, 31c. Oats Very dull and ('i'ic lower than Saturday: No. 2 mixed, cash, 2?'28Hc; May, 28-ic; June, 27'4c asked; July, 28c bid. Rye Strong; G5c asked. Barley No market. Lead Dull and easy; refined and chemically hard, t4 65. Hay Dull and weak: prairie, t"7; timothy, t10 50(a,l:. Butter Dull and depressed; cieamery, 14(ijl5c: aairy. lOQilc. Eggs Steady at 7c. Flaxseed Firm at fl 01. Bran Easy at 4'.a 47c. Cornmeal Strong at f2r,.2 05. Wool I" ncbunged. Provlsions Dull and easy, except for bacon, which is active and strong. JSultmeate Loose lots unchanged: boxed lots: long clear, t5 bi; short ribs, Sö 405 4a; short clear, t" ($ 5 CO. Bacon Strong: long clear and short ribs, f-j; short clear, f6 12. Hams Steady at VJ& 11 75. Receipts Flour, 4,000 bbls.: wheat, 5.0OÜ bn. ; corn. 62,000 bu.: oats, 43,000 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu.: b8rley, none. Shipments Flour. 10.000 bbls.; ivheat, 5.000 bu.: corn, 33,000 bu.; oats, 9,000 bu.; rye, l.too bu.; barley, none. Afternoon Board Wheat Firm and li.L-i thcr, Corn-J .(SJ i; higher. Oats-.c higher. cniCACO. May 2 1.-Wheat rulc.1 cuUe steady within a tiarrow range to-day, closing on the regular board a shade easier thau Saturday. The outside news was not ot a character such as to have any marked effect upon values. The crop reports were gcuerally 01 a favorable tenor. Cables quoted ä quiet Liverpool market. June wheat fluctuated between 75 13 16c and 76 5-10c, closing at 1 o'clock at 7Cc The estimates as to the visible fcnpplv Indicated a decrease 01 irom v.u.'u,000 to 2,500,100 bu. In the afternoon the feeling wbs Again weaker, and June closed at 7.V. There was a moderately sharp break in corn for July delivery, cash and the other options also ruling weaker, but closed at a slight recovery from inside teures. tets ruled a shade lower. Provisions were dull and easy. F lour Quiet and uncbanzed. Wheat Eay and a shade lower; cash, a'04c; May, sa'c, closing at 35' : June. H-Viräj'-c. closed at .c; July, rj 7-16(36' 0. closing at 3o 7-16c. Oais Easy; cash, 2M-; May, 274(i,'28lhc, closing at 27,e; June. 275V28c, elosing at 27)Kc; July, 'jr.Wf.yc closing at 275e. Rye Dull; No. 2, .".(fHiUC. liariey uii 11; ort-. r Firm; No. 1, tl 06. Pork Prices declined 5(;i.7Jc early, rallied and closed steady: cash and June, t8 45V.:S closing at $8 47"8 50; July, is 5V 62V closing at t C068 62. LardTrad 111a light: prices '.c lower; cash and June, t5 b',xt(g't 90: July, 5 95M5 97. Short Rib SidesSteady; cash and June. l 874" 90; July. f5 9.V4 5 9t', Short Rlc. Sides Steady; cash. ij"27'i(. 5 ''. rtoxed Meats steady; dry salted shoulder, St WKM 25: short clear sides, t5 75(5 80. 8ugar Unchanged. Butter - Quiet and steady; creamery, Pifalöc: dairv. 10il3c. FVtgs 9e. ReceiptsFlour, 9,000 bbls.: wheat, 7,0ou bn.: corn. 73,000 bu.; oats, 214.000 bu.jrye, 3,0to bu.: barley, 23,000 bu. ßhipmcnuj Flour, ;.000 bbls.: wctat, 234.000 bu.; corn. 124,000 bo.; oata, 96,000 1 U. : rve, 3,000 bu. : barley. .S.OtO bu. Afternoon Board Wheat '4c lower: June, 754c. Corn-steady; June, 35 916c. Oats-tjiy; June, 27 Kc Pora and Lard Lnchanged. PHILADELPHIA, May 24. riout" Market dull and weak; sales of Ohio, Indiana, st Iniis and Southern Illinois. SI Vui, 75; winter wheat patent, ft 75(i5: Minnesota bakers', t7.Vvl 62J: Minnesota patents, tl 755; Wisconsin patents, tl50(i4 75. Wheat Dull: No. 2 e4t: July, 4M4r446,4c; August. 4C(1,P.,4. Oata MKit higher; ungraded white. 4Vc No. 3 white, 41'42c;-No. 2 white; SJ'jC: futures beyond this tnnmh dull and lower: No. 2 white May. 41'442c; June, Jul'. 39Ä3!'.:: August, 34,,4 :i6o. Provisions In fair demand and tirm. Pork New mess, til; do prime, Il0(.io so, do lamwy. 1 llama smoked. lo'-if.illS.c. lard 6U-ady; n'fined. mi 75( 87'i: do steam, f 25. Butter Dull and weak: creamery extra, 16c; Western dlrv lndlo. packed, and Eood to choice, 10c Piers Fairly active and flrm;fresh, 13c. Cheese uii let but steadv: Ohio Cats, choiee. 79c, as to quality. Petroleum Quiet; 70 Abel testf in barrel. 7V. Receipt Flour, 2 400 bbls.; wheat, 40 ( ( ti bu. : com. 18,000 bu. ; oats, 13,000 bu. Bhiprnpt Wheat, ei.aou bu.: com, 4,600 bu.; oats, 10,400 bit. CINCINNATI. Msy 24.-Cotton-Flrm: mid an. tf Klonr Kasler: famllv. t. t'x: VO fau y ; f 4(i4 20. Wheat Heavy and lower; No. 2 . . . . la. I r. Sj hTk Kia ahlaiManla ai i.ii. t orn Dull: No. 2 mixed. Ut.'W.te, Oat-Vsier: No. 2 mixed. K2iT2y Kye fcuady 161700. Pork Quiet at rJ 50. lard Easier at S- 95. Bulimeata rirm; snouiuem, n; sown no, I 4U. JMM.OH r 1 1 IU . tw v 1 , - " . .aw, a.: is- .hnrt iirar. 16 20. Butter Dull; extra cieiccrx,17öl8c; prime to choice lingie dairy.

sales ranged : May, loyjui.W, closing at .v June, 75 l:Vlt'(i76 vice, closing at 76c; July, uM-Qt 7 sc, closing at 77 11 lftc: No. 2 spriuir. 75'.; n. : snrimr. t&MC'. Corn Weaker:

red. May, MW: June. n-;)w;4c; juiy, ' 4 (jst.e: August, Ni;i'"'86Jc. Jörn Lower; No. i ailxed, 4IJ-ac; No. 2 mixed. 4,1.;e: No. 2 yellow. 4se: No. 2mixed. Mav. 45,..(lt'o: June.45!i

912c Linseed Oil Easy at 3839c Sugar In fair demand; hard refined, 6$7c; Mew Orleans, 55c. Eggs Easier at 10c. CheeseFirm; prime to choice flat, 8(ü9ic HogsWeak; common and light, S3 40(t 10: packing and butchen', t3 804 25; receipts, 3,866 head; shipments, 988 bead. BALTIMORE, May 24. Wheat Western, lower and dull; No. 2 winter red, spot, 84V!SjV4c; June, 844aS5c; July, 84j486c; August, 85'VJ hbc. Corn Western, lower and eull; mixed, spot, 45ö4.'ic: May, 4545c; June, 45G45!4c; July, 4434a45i.i-; eteamer, 41Jr.'.42V, OatsSteady ana quiet: Western white, 40(i42c; do, mixed, 3b&,3ic, Provisions Stead y and quiet. Mess Pork 19 5010 60. Lard-Refined. 7ic Eggs Higher at 12l-:i(gi:c Coflee Firm: Rio eargoes, ordinary to lair. c. Receipt Flour, 8,270 bbls.; wheat, 10,400 bu. ; corn, 53,000 bu.; oats. 10.t00bu.; rye, 9.000 bu. Shipments Flour, 5,945 bbls. ; wheat, 33,500 bu. ; corn, 152,400 bu. NEW ORLEANS, May 24. Plcnr easier tut not quotably lower. Cornmeal moderately active and higher at t2 25. Hog Products Unchanged, but some saus rather firmer. Cotton Seed Products Nominally unchanged. Sugar Dull and a shade lower: open kettle, choice, 2 7-1 Gc; strictly prime. 5Vi(&t?-;c; fully fair to prime. bc: centrifugals, choice white, 6'4e: off white, ((rt,6c; choice yellow clarified, öc: prime do., 5r4(5c. Molasses Quiet but steady; epen-kettle, good prime to strictly do.. 22c; centrifugals, prime do., lC30c. Other articles unchanged. MILWAUKEE. May 2J.-Flour-Dull. WheatLower; cash. 77J4c ; June, 77c: August, 7,c Corn Easy: No. ;2, 36c Osts Dull; No.2, 2ac Rye-Quiet: No. 1.64c Barley Nominal: No. 2, 45c Provisions Lower. Mess Pork Cash or June, t8 50; July, t 60. Lard Cashor June, $5 90; July, t5 97J4. Butter Weaker; dairy, i:15c Cheeses In fair demand at 6ii10c Eggs Quiet at 9c. Receipts-Flour, 9,300 bbls.; wheat, 26. 4C0 bu.; barley, 11,400 bu. Shipments-riour, 165 bhla.; wheat, 465 bu. ; barley, 5,176 bu. LOUISVILLE, May 24. Cotton Quiet; middling, 8c. Grain-Steady. Wheat No. 2 Ion;,' berry, nominal; No. 2 red, 82c. Corn No. 2 mixed. 3-c: white, 30c. Oats New No. 2 mixed. 32.jC. Provisions-Steady. Uulkmeats-Clear rib sides, t5 "i0: clear sides, 5 76; shoulders, ti i Mess Pork tlO 50. Bacon Clear rib sids, 1 5 95; clear sides. 6 12J4: shoulders, tl 50. Hams Srgsr cured, t9 7".(10 50. Lard choice leaf, t7 75. LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-Cotton-Steady with fair demand: ales, 10,000 bales, including 1,000 bales for speculation and export and 7.300 bales of American. Wheat Quiet but steady with a poor d( mand ; the supply is poor. Corn Steady with a fair demand; new mixed, western. 4s 6d per cental. Bacon Short clear, 39s per cwt. Cheese American, fine, 44s 6d per cwt, Turpentine spirits, 24s 6d per cwt. TOLEDO, May 24. Wheat Dull and easy; cash, &0Vv63c; June, 80c: Julj and August, HUc; September, 82V,c. Corn Quiet: cash, 37c?ic: June, 37'..c; July. 38c. Oat Easy: cash. 82c asked. Re celpta Wheat, 12,000 bu. ; corn, 29,000 bu.; oats, 7,0t0 bu. Shipments Wheat, 26,000 bu.; corn, 58,000 bu. ; oats, 9.0C0 bu. KANSAS CITY, May 25. Wheat-Lower; No. 2 red, cash, 5CV4c bid, 57c asked; June, 57 57;.: July, 61 V.c bid. 61ic asked; Corn Lower; No. 2 cash, 26c bid, 2t.'8c asked: June. 2'.,4c bid, fCJc asked; July, 28c a-ked. Oats No quotations. Oils. WILMINGTON, May 24. Turpentine rim at 28,Sc. CLEVELAND, May 24. retroIcum-Quiet; s.w. 110, ;. NEW YORK, May 24. Petroleum Decidedly active, with lrte transactions, the prices ranging from 634c to 63Jc. back to &c, up to 63c aud closing strong at 6s;s6:j?4c: the highest price for the day was 66? -c: lowest, 63c. Total sales, 9,918.000 bbls. for the day.

Cotton. NEW" ORLEANS, May 24. Cotton Quiet; net receipts, C75 bales: gross, 940 bales; sales, 1.000 bales; stock, 118,!'o2 bales. NEW YORK, May 24. C. L. Greene & Co.'s report on cotton futures says: Business was dragging all day and cot fined almost entirelv to small local orders. All bands were evidently timid and ratner inclined to stand ofi, though on the whole, the "bulls" made the best showing and worked ratts up 3 & 4 points on fairly favorable advices from Europe and somewhat less promising crop accounts. Dry Goods. NEW YORK. May 24. Dry Goods The general request for jobbing wants has been very moderate, though by some markets more attention is being extended. The trade, however, retlects the inaction usual to the season. YThtsky. ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Whisky-Steady at tl 10. CINCINNATI, May 24. Whisky Steady at tl 10. CHICAGO, May 24. Whisk v Steady at $1 14. I NEW ORLEANS, May :4.-Whisky-Unchaaged. Northwestern Crops. St. Paul, Hay 23. The special crop reports of the Northwest, compiled by C. M. Shultz, Commercial Editor of the Pioneer Tress, state that the weather for the past few days has been fine, and the condition of the crops is generally good, the exceptions being in the low ground of the Upper Red River Valley, in Southern Minnesota, along the Mississippi River, and particularly where the rains have been heavy and frequent and seeding and corn planting are backward. Some of the farmers in Southern Minnesota will not be seeded at all. In the James River Valley crops never looked so well, and the prospects along the Northern Pacific are also brilliant. In Central Minnesota the usual excellent crops are promised. Corn planting will be generally finished by next week, with the exception of the low grounds in Iowa aud Nebraska, Lightning-Kod Sharpers. Dayton. Mav 23. Lightning-rod swindlers caught Henry Staufer, saw miller, at Salem, in this county, for $170 on a bogus contract that he signed, thinking that he was simply giving his note for $2.3. The sharpers upon getting the note passed it into other hands. then proceeded to rod the house; but when the job was half-tinishei a third party came along with the note and demanded payment. TU lait is a Viontorl fnnimvfrw that evcitpd U 1 0 . . V. ,v . ..v. . . " j - . ... e . , the whole community, ana Mauier s uouse ... 0 jt la Is now in prime condition lorme next ngiunincrilmt onmes alone. The note is to be collected through the courts. v1oti vr.11 need a friend, select a true one. Dr. Jones lied Clover Tonic is the best friend mankind Via for all diseases of the stomach. liver and kidneys. The best blood purifier and tonic Knows, ouc. Vhile a yount: woman was being taken in an eipress train from Boston to a reform school the other day she eluded her guardtor, ami iiimnfd thronwh a window while the' train was at full speed. The train was storped, but no girl was found, nor has been yetAnimals are often afflicted with a disease called the mange, the same disease m human beinps is called the itch, and is hiehln mnioMnna Tn riir it. mix Hour of Sul phur with Dr. J. H. Mclean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, batne it tnorougniy, ana vane it. J. II. .McLean s i-iver ana iviuney i-aim. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, having im ri.Mii (t hla hanil hv an Vsiat India misslonunu .i v v v. . h - J - . ary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for tbe upeedv and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaiuts, In thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffer Ing, 1 will send free of charge, to all who desire it, tbis recipe, in German, Krtnch or English, with 11 ,.( Inn tnr nronarlno' and ml nflf. Sollt bV mall by addressing w ith stamp, naming this paptT, VI . A. XSOVKB, ruwtr I jmwe, iuiuubwii Ii y. All Sorts of hurts and many sorts of ails of man and beast need a cooling lotion. Mustang Liniment,

Ä4 MOST.PERFECT.ITAIlEj Prepared with special regard to health.?No Ammonia, Lim or !'" PRICE BAKING POWDER C0J CHICAGO. 8T. LOUI& MOST PERFECT MADEi Pomt And mtrnmrvrnt Kfttnmil Frnit FTitTnr- V an i ' ! ALemon. Oranm-, Almond. Kiw, etc., flavor mm 1 licmtrly and naturally u thefmiu 1 tuiiAuo. Price Bakintz Powder Co. tons.! THE INDIANA State Sentinel,1 He Etcopizcd Leading DtwnSe NtTsjtfti 01 the Stslt. 8 PAGES 56 COLUMNS.' The Largest, Best and Cheapest Weekly tn the west at Only $1 I ONE DOLLAR $1 Ab heretofore, an uncompromising enemy of Monopolies In whatever form appearing,' and especially to the spirit ot subsidy, aj embodied In the PEESENT TH IE VINCI TARIFF. Indiana Democrats, it mar be falrlv sal A that yon are even yet fresh from the field 01 a Klorioaj victory m your eiaie, a victory wnicn aiciea mm terially in transierrire the National Government once more into Democratic hands. In all tbeoe years tbe bentlnel a arm baa been Dared In the fight. We have stood shoulder to shoulder, aa brothers, in the conflicts of the cast and we now ask your hand in generoua support. With its en laxged patronage the Bkmtisxl will be better an abled than ever to give an Unsurpassed News and Family Paper.' The rroceodlnn of Conrrwa and the dotcn el our Democratic National and State administra tiocs will be duly chronicled, aa well aa the cur rent events of the day. Its Commercial Reviews and Market Ee porta will be reliable and complete. Its Agricultural and Home Departments are la the best of hands. Pithy editorials, select literary brevities ana entertaining miscellaney are assured features. It Bhall be fullv eaual in reneral information ol any paper In the land, while in its report! on la oiana afiairs It will have no eaual. It la YOUR OWN STATE PAPER and will be devoted to and represent Indiana 1 Interest, political, industrial and social, as no for elgn paper will or can do. Will yon not bear thU In mind when yon come to take rahscriptiona and make np clubs. Now Is the time for every Democrat in the btate to subscribe for the Sentinel. Terms: WEKKLT. Blngle Cory, without premium... tl CO Clubs of six lor o OO Clubs ot twelve tor 10 04J DAILY. One Copy one year............ .......-iO OO (LsCba ume at same rave.; Sunday Sentinel, by mail.. . 09 Agents making np Clnbs send for any Ia formation aesireo. SPECIMEN COPIES FREE. Address Indianpolis Sentinel Co. WANTED. $250 Alt:NTU. A'eou wnd. DOMlHkh tu riicir. 11, tt, wori.i. 1 kiupi free. AddreM JAY BUONSON.l-IUMk. "lir ANTED To sell German carp, cheap. iu or address A. U. K1C11ARDSON, Center Val. lev, Ind. WANTED An active man located ontslda .HnHrv.1 rltlo. Kalarv f 70 to t!00 pet month to reprcfent. In his own locality, an old es tablished house, kc re re 11 ccs excnaiiK UFACTURER, Lock Box I.V5, N. Y. tGE'.ITS UIUTCn for OR. SCOTT'S tnt. nanikUful fciectno coreets Sample free to Uiose bwiniiig a(rnta. No rlk, aulck ls. 1 rritory r iv iven. fr7 Satisfaction ruartit1. Ail1r bk. tUilT. 842 Broadway, NEW YORKPOULTRY suppliea. Send for circulars. Granulated and Ground Bone Meal. ruaiiea ana iirouua euiiii Imperial Ect Food in any quantity. Kot k salt, any sue lumps. for saltle horses, cattle, etc. N0E1BK0S., Indianapolis, Ind. A DAY AND EXPENSES! GUARANTEED iVV?t M tikt?ttr'-'iuility F.vrrVt ti Mi it. T i:rT 1' if prr'rrml. tflt yni lull Standard SlVrWnr Co, Boftr, W.i. L l.ouü Self-Operatiiij? Washing Machiii . I. I 1 YOU W1UV UllO WUU v wa ...... . express office at once. Tilt KATlONAi 'U.. 131lf MA IWOMIEKFI'I. M'W iito.t rP r .a Last STARK NURSERIESlya3.0 AGENTS WANTED FOR NOBLE DEEDS; . AiAfrntlv Iwtiind. t.ndl best Sellin book now before the people. Addre lor circulars ana terms No. i5X N. Tenn. St., IndlanapoUs. "ind.

t;VurB ft. B fr ' i-a;Art m wrw ivBTSACTS SEOTRACTS