Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 32, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1886 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA BTATE BENTINEL, WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 1886.

CATARRHAL DANGERS. To te freed from tbe danger of suffocation while lying down ; to breathe ireely.sleep soundly and undisturbed ; to rise refreshed, head clear, train active and free from pain or ache; to know that so poisonous, putrid matter defiles the Ireath and rots away the delicate machinery of tmell, tate and hearing: to feel that the system docs not, through its veins and arteries, suck the poison that is Mire to undermine and destroy, is indeed a blessing beyond all other human enjoyments. To purchase immunity from .:3h a fate should be the object of all afflicted. But those who rave tried many remedies and physicians despair of relief or cure. SjlKrORD'S r.AL)II Cl RE IP Oft eVPry pBSKe of Catarrh, from a simple heal coid to the most loattforoe and destru.-ttve ta?cs. it is local and constitutional. Instant in relieving, permanent in curing, safe, economic! and never-failing. BisrcRD's Radical Cvp.E consist of one bottle ef tfce F.acüral Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent, and one Imprcvod InhaW, all wrapped in one psi kap, with treaties and directions, and sold by ail druggists for J1.C0. I'OTTER I)I:IJ iNr ( IIFMK'AI. CO . BSTON. Aching Muscles

Relieved In one minute by that new, orisrinal, elegant, and in:aUir!e autidote to pain and m flam nation, the : C'utictira Anti'I'ai'i I'laster. No ai he or pain, or bruise or ttrain. or M-ouirb. or cold, or muscular weakness but yields to its speedy, all-powerful and never failing, pain-alleviating properties. AtdriürgNts. 2Sc: five for 1.00; or of f otter Drag and Chemical Co., Boston. THE MAXWELL CASE. Testimony Closed by Both the State and Detense. t. Lot 1, May Ul. Tne veterans of justice olserved the holiday by continuing the Maxwell trial, and the counsel for the State, by introducing evidence in rebuttal to the prisoner's testimony, which they think n iil prepare the alleged murderer for a grave which they hope may be decorated a year from the present time. The first witness called by the prosecotion was Morgue Superintendent Fyan. He testified that he, in company with Drs. Trewett and Xidelet and Mr. Clover, of the counsel for the State, visited, last Friday, the cemetery in which Mr. Freller's body had been interred and exhumed the remains. A postmortem examination was made, and certain organs referred toby Maxwell in his testimony as diseased, Vfere removed and taken to Dr. Erokaw. Ihe body at the time was in good condition better, if anythicg, than at the time when it was buried. The defense objected to tev.ivriony on this point on the ground that the defense were L.cpt in ignorance of the occurrence and they h.id no representative to see that the body from which the organs were removed was reailv Trel.er's. The Court overruled the objection and an exception was taken. An opportunity, however, wds af terrtrd glren counsel to "argue the ques fori, and Mr. Fauntleroy, of the desens?, tpoke against admitting the testimony, After considerable discussion the Court decided to admit the testimony, and Dr. Freett was placed upon the stand. He testified that Drs. Nidelet and Brokaw and himself had witnessed the exhumation of Freller's remains on last Friday. The body was in excellent condition, no decay being visiole nnder the surface. The membranes were in excellent condition. The parts which Maxwell testified were diseased were found to be in a normal, healthy condition, and no stricture under a most careful examination could he found. Coroner Nidelet testified that he was present a, the postmortem examination referred to above and corroborated the testimony of lr. Prewett. A. V. L. T.rokaw, Assistant to the Chair of Fnrgery and Demonstrator of Anatomy in the Missouri Medical College, was present at the dissection of the organs referred to, and testified that he had made a personal examination of them, but failed to find evidence of any disease or stricture. The State then announced that they had no further evidence in rebuttal to offer. Mr. Fauntleroy, of the defense, asked the privilege of having the parts of Freller's body, in posseision of the State, inspected Dy experts. Mr. Clover, of the prosecution, wanted the names of the experts submitted to him, and was willing to give them to any reputably physician or surgeon, except the medical advisor of the defense. The defense declined to accept this conditional offer, and the testimony was then declared closed by both State and defense. Judge Van Wagoner said he would endeavor to have the instructions ready by to-morrow at 10 o'clock, and adjourned court until that time. Of Interest to Pensioners. Colonel C. Zollinger has addressed a letter to H. B. Payne, of Richmond, this State, which will prove of interest to pensioners. The letter reads: II. B. Tayne, Richmond. Ind.: Eir Implying to your favor of the 20th inst, you are respectfully informed that the act of Congress approved March 19. 186, increases to (12 the monthly rate of the pensions in all cases of widows, minor children and dependent relatives now on the pension roll or herealter placed therein, in which the present monthly rate is less than tbat amount, jrom said date. The vouchers now in Io?esion of the pensioners for the June payment whose rates are increased by said act will execute Käme as heretofore, without mating any change of rate or amounts iu tbe receipts. I'pon receipt of said executed voucher w will include in the payment the additional amount due. calculated from March 19, 18wl, to June 3, !'. inclusive. The vouchers will receive the proper conditions alter they have been received at th;s ofiice. A certificate signed by the Secretary of the Interior and CommibMoner of Pensions, increasing tbe monthly rate to $,12, will be transmitted to each pensioner in tbe aame envelope that contalcs the check for their June payment, this certificate to be attached and become a part of the original certificate. The voucher lor the September payment, with tbe proper rate and amount, will also be transmitted in tbe ume envelop) containing chock for June payment. Very respectfully, C. A. Zollinger, I'nited States Pension Agent. A Chinaman named Lee Ah Dot and a woman, You Gim, have been arrested in Sac ramento, Cal., for holding three young Chinese eirls in tlavery. Tong Kee, one of the girls, told a reporter that the defendant nad paid $2,000 for her. The culprits were held in f 3,' bail each. WTiea P-aby wan eick, we gave br CASTOE1& "When she waa a Child, she cried fur CASTOKIA TTLfn l.e became Mis, she clnnj to CASTOBIi. Wka aLe had Children, she gave thetu CASTA The house of an old colored man famil iarly known as Uncle Dan Mad, near York town, Va., was struck by lightning the latter fart of last week and himself, his wife and child killed. It was several days belorethe facts became known to his neighbors. In every land and clime, the merits of St. Jacobs Oil as the only conqueror of pa'n. are beiEK acknowledged by the press and peo ple. An unlabeled box containing two pounds nl dynamite was kicked and cuffed around the express oftlce at Lakeview, Mich., for a cay or two last week, and now the people of that burg wonder why it is that th"y are mil cn earth. A poor appetite, a badly nourished both and shattered nerves are the three worst r-emies at bnrntn happiness. All who take Nichols1 Fark and Iron are eCectnally pnucteu ire Iii uiese calamines.

FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY AND STOCKS. New Xork Financial Market. SEW YORK, May 29. Money On Call easy at percent Prime Mercantile raper 45 pet cent. Sterling Exchange Quiet and steady: actual rates arc 11 h'Yt for sixty day bills, and $1 89)4 for demand. The total sales of stocks to-day were 315,082 shares, Including Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, -S6..V5; Erie, 17,213; Kansas and Texas, 7,-ltt';Lake Shore, ls.215; Louisville and Nashville, f,3; Missouri Pacific, :,500; Northwestern, 37,!; New Jersey Central, 6,770; New York Central, 7.C27; Pacific Mail, 4,900; Reading, 3,000; Et. Faul, Is.OKi; ft. Taul and Omaha, 15,675; Texas and 1'acific, 9.775; Union Pacific, 10.17; Western Union, 12,4t,"; Oregon Transcontinental, 3,175. Government bonds quiet but firm. fctate bonds were dull and steady. There was an increased business in railroad Mccks to-day. Sales, 12,192,000, of which Erie seconds furnished $700,900 and Atlantic and Pacific incomes, JlW.OOO Final prices were generally higher. There was good buying of stocks to-day fn.m the start and the Grangers, Lackawanna, l.ake shore and Eriewere special favorites. It is r jtorted that a '-ijiiij" iool has lately been tormed in Omaha, and that the buying to-day was generally by insioert". The statement of the Krie Koad for April shows a marked improvement, and the frttiek went up on inMde buying. Northwestern wasaiso a (penal favorite, and it is reported that the emii'rL's for this week will snow an iucrease 01 ever HUHO. The market opened strong, generally from i to above yesterday's clo-du?. Thtit; was only a moderate buaincs done, however, but pricei advanced fr ra Jthe open ina. There whs a slight reaction toward rn-,n, but after that there was au inrr;sed b isi-m-and prices moved steadily up 10 the close. Northwestern reached the tifRbcst price yet recorded this year. In the afternoon the bujing in Criifll a made tnat stock conspicuous, and it 4,uk klv advanced over 1 per c ent. It was reported that tl.ere was strong buying of the grangers, cM'Cially for European account. St. Paul was again a favorite, ami opened up at 97. and advanced to closing lower. Lackawanna came next with It'.osi shares, closing 111 hichcr. Northwestern was third; it opened up at 111, reacted a small fraction, but thereafter steadily ros to the close, being strong on the reaction of the general market and closed at the highest price of the i'iay and a net advance of lAke Shore was hImi conspicuously strong. It opened up at 81, advanced to s2y, but reacted at the close to Ti e market closed strong at about the best prices of the duy. Exery thing on the active list Is higher. Lönisvllie and Nashville is up lji, Omaha common, Erie. Lackawanna. Hocking Valley and Lake shore. Vi each; Texa and Pacific and Union Pacific. I1, each; Jersey Central andChica,i.o. Luriinuton aud ijuiiicy, 1 per cent. each. The st of the market is up fractional amounts. Oregon Navigation shows a decline of 2 percent. The market closed witn tne following old; 3 per cent. bOül9 1P1 ILouisviüe & Na?h. 3'i Cnifd siates4s 12t ilouisville & N. A.... 3 Called States 4ia !Mar. &Cin.flrst pld- ...... PacitJ fjs 01 Sto u,.'-,,Mar. 05 Vm sewuda Louisiana consols.... 7 . .lemphis fc Charl... -"- Missouri fs -101 v, Michigan Central..- C! Tennessee 1, oid " (Minneap & St. L 20'4 Ieunessec fc?. new... rs Min. & St. L. pld... 4 utrsl Pac. firsts 1171- Missouri Pacific lOM Veu. V Kio Tr.rirsts.lt'JS, Mobile A Ohio .. 11 ...Mittn. C '-' Si W, hr.-.:s 'V', Morris dt Essex..... itie sofvmds i'. ä Nasnviiies coo... M. K. it; T. ft ,New Jersey Centr ... 17 - x N'. Pac, firsts ll:i Norfolk X vv. pfe 0. co secouds .. 'x't Northern Paeifit orthwestcrn cons lit (Northern PaciUe 1 do debentare fs .l'J7 : . Chi. Si Northw'n .. ,d r,7'Ä ..IM'i, ...ll;'.i ...lOJ'i 1 I ' Su I-8sn Kran'o. iorii do. preiOTrea... 5L lVil consols Kew YorkCentrai St. P. c. A; p. firsts. ..I?:1 ', Ohio Central ' Tex. P. iand grants. 37'.. Ohio A: MiKsissippt.. Jl'j 1. 1. & h. ir. ex. cou. ; uo. f-reierrea v ,1: n PacJiic trsts.llH i Ontario A Western.. 17:, West shore k'h Oregon Navigation, A'iams Express- Uu Oregou Transcon...- 31 aiiegneuv central uregon improve 1... is lltou A Terre H i (Pacific Mail............. 5G'i A. A T. TT. H. pld.... y) IPanama ys ltncrican Exprcss..!07 .Peoria, Decatur A n, Ear., fe. R. A N 50 Pittsburg 1V3 L-e.na.aa. t aciccCanada Southern...61K Pulman Palace Car-l : 3'4r Reading 2iT8 40 l Kock Island UK St. L. A San Fran...- 2ii 15'a3t.UAS.F.ptd10 ,St. L. AS. F. first pfd.107 r8 IU. M. A St. Paul... iL Centrai Pacific Cesapcsk A Ohio... C. A O. pfd firsts C. A O. secouds - Chicago Alton... Chicago A A. pld...15ö !C. M. A St P. pfd...-l 1'J I St. Paul, M. A M 114' - St. Paul A Omaha... 4" Chicago, Bur. A Q.-.134 C St. L. A N. O , C. St. U A Pitts 10 St. Paul A On. pld.107 28 (Texas Pacific Va 26 Union Pacific 51 50 I United States Ex 5'J 9,a Wabash, St. L & P... VA C. St. 1 A Pitts pfd, Cin., 6n. AClee.. Cleveland A Col Delaware & Hud. Del., Lack. A West-t !0 )W. St, L. A P. pfd.... It Denver dt Klo Gr JS'-i'Wells A Fargo Ex....li" Irie -. 2f.J4; Western Union TeL. 6J'8 trie preferred. CO Colorado CoaL.......M 'IV Eat Tennessee 1 Homestake -'JO fast Tennessee pfd. 'Jilron Silver. .........190 Fort Wayne- 140 Ontario ...-......-. :;0 Cannibal A fet Joe- Quicksilver 4 23 Han. A St. Joe pld do. preferred - Harlem 220 Southern Pacific Houston A Texas. :'"0 ISutro . 10 Illinois Ontral 137?4 N. Y. C. A St. L 7' Indiana, B. A West.. 23;!4i do. t referred 17 .7 a-'? Kansas A 1 exas 27vk, Mil.. L. S. A W. Lake Krie du West..., Use Shore do. preferred....... hi Eastern Exchanges, B ALTIMORE. May 31. Bank clearings. tl.'J'.K.4,.J; balances, S30i.4'Jij. CINCINNATI, May 25. Eastern exchan?e. steady and unchanged. NEW YORK. May 20. Exchanges. SI .000.1 1CCW; balances, f 3,31ti,5W. PHILADELPHIA. May ni.-Bank clearings, Sll,14f.,7C2; balances, $2,272,527. BT. LOUTS, May 29. Bank clearing, 12.35.775 : for the week, S15.CM.K3ti: balances, I"o7,415; for week. $5,809,376. .Exchange ou New York 2jjoc premium. EOSTO.N, May 2".) -Exchanges, fl2.011.5S3; bal ances, tl,6'.'2,7s2. Money, 2 per cent. Exchange on New York, lCi-c premium. For the weekExchanges. I72.M2.242: l-alnnces, S'.t.lO'.t.Sfie. For the corresjxmding week in 1sn hxchanges, f6.l.V2.1i'.: balances. f.hi:i.37.. tor the month Kxchaiises. J ;16 494.7.'l ; balances, $ i,i2,:; .2. For tbe sane ienod last year t.xchanges. 521.0,01'., h26: balaces, ? u;.42U,Kö. CHICAGO. Msy 2.. Tiauk rates on loanable funds are still ,Vn6 per cent, for demand and 6r7 percent, for time favors. Exchange on New York, 2-":C premium. A-sixiiated Bunk clearings for the day were ?7.70.2.s; lor the week, $ 4.71J,:;iC; for the ajue time last year, f:l,si7,671; for the month 01 May, 20s,..i:;,'.' ); same mouin last year, ils'J, 2:;o,SO. Foreign Hour; aod Stocka, LONI'ON, May ::i. 5 p. m. Consols, 10 3-16 for monev and 102 for tLe account. I'nited States Bonds 4,' vs. HX'A. Kail way Bonds Atlan tic and (ireat Western firsts. 41'i: Erie, 27'4 do. second, '.'ij; Illinois C-entral, 141; Mexican ordinary: 2i?i; L Paul common, ö4!4; New York Bar Silver Nominally 45!4d per ounce. The amount of bullion gone into tne -a-k 01 teg iaad on balance to-day is 174,000. PARIS, May 01. Three per cent, rentes, 82f, 4.;c for the account. COMMERCIAL. But little business was doue yesterday owing to tht Decoration Day services. There was no session of the Board of Trade, and w holesale houses, as a rale, were closed. The sugar market is unchanged. Receipts of produce were heavy and prices weak. Strawberries, home growth, are lower. Other articles unchanged. The following table shows tne amount of grain In store at Uli point: Wheat; Corn., U. ElcTitor A Ji.OOO: !, ........ ......MM Klerfttor B.M..MMaMM Capital Elevator 2.2-.0I 15,000; S.5O0 20.00O1 j I Ol .W 'I V.WV, A"J tutNHN Eleanor D 1,000 1 10,000 Total .............. Corretp'g day last year. K'.,9: 21.0! 19,0001 M.7U0! 4X&U0I 17,7'J0 ÖU0 The following table shows the receipts of grain arthia point for the past twenty-lour boars: EeceiTed, Flour, bbl., 125 Wheat ba., 7,200 Cora, lu H.8J0 Oats, ton 13,0110 1,200 Barley, bu Tloar, Gr&ln and Hay. Flovr Patents, 94 60Ot 75; extra fancy, tt 10 4 28: fancy, 13 8501 00; choice, f3 so3 5; Unllf, 13 1033 35; treble extra, f2 7532 90? double extra. 12 3093 40; extra, t? bO(2 65; auperflnv tt lö& 2 25; fine, 12 00. Wheat We juot: Wo. 1 Merl No. 2 Kel Eid. 77 Askel track track track track 9 MUwHIIIIHIIIIHMIHIIMH July 73 76

Bid. 35 35 Asked. no. l wmtc i track ta k track track track trtck track track track track track track track track track No. 2 white... No. 3 white.-, No. 4 white... No. 2 yellow. 34 3.1 Zr 33 Bid. 334 2A 27$ 2b No. 3 yellow.No. 2 miiea . 31 S3 , 2" 33H Asked. 3." No. 8 mixed...., No. 4 mixed Bound car. Oats We quote: No. 2 white...... Light mixed.... . M ix ed. .. ...mi. . 21 20 Ecjectcd-..-June Bye No. 2 nominal. Iran Dull: f) 50 asked, 13 75 bid. Hay Still continues weak, dull and heavy: Choice Timothy, f 10 00 bid ; No. 1 Timothy, Is 50 bid; No. 2 Timothy, ?7 00 bid, held at 58 00. CHICAGO KAKXXTB. Reported by T. J. Ilodgen & Co., Brokers, No. 33 South Meridian street, room 2. Stocks, bonds, grain and provisions bought and sold. May 29. jOpen'g Highst. I Lowest i Closing Wheat May 73! t 73'i Jnne July... Corn Hay June July Oats May June ..... July.. Pork May June..... JulyLard May June..... July...... Bibs May June July 73 3ff's 26 a? a 2fi ST) t 9-) 26-, 'a 8 27 1 8 27J OtLl 2l. '4' 27 I 8 35 "I 8 4 I 26' ' 8 271 221 8 32'5 87i. 5 S7J, 8 27i 8 20 32! .. 40 5 KVA 5 87 :7V J0 I 5 92 5 2C 97vf 20 20 9) 20 2U 20 20 17KJ 5 Z) 2. Receipts Hogs. 21,000 head. 'r ix s Wheat, 3: corn, 410 oats, 312. No Board, Monday, May 31. BRITISH JltAIX RnviKW. LoNiiox, May öl. The Mark Lai.e Kxpress in its weekly review ol the British grain trade, says: Cold rains have retarded the trade, and trade has became dull. Tbe sales of English wheat for the past week were .V.),2f.l quarters at 32.s 5d, a?ainst 4").4s7 ipiarters at:!ls lid for the stme time last year. Hour was fairly stadv. Foreign wheats wereIG pence lower, without uyers. Foreign flour was slow, rates for American in bnvers favor. There were thirty arrivals of cargoes otf the coast, and six sales, one of choice California at 35s 6d. Four cargoes w ere withdrawn and seventeen remained, six of which are California and three Oregon. The forward trade was easy. To day the market was depressed. Foreign wheats were Oilmls cheajer and found no buyers. Flour aud peas were 6d cheaper. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLKULK MARKETS. Dry Goods. 1K1NT. 6 iMerrimac fancy 6 .... 6 JConeotoca fancy hli Windsor fancy Pacific fancy. Vcheco fatcy Kiebmond fancy Hamilton fancy ' (Berwick fancy 3'? ."'i üelmont fancy..... 4VJ . ,r!o NVa.sh'nton Imi blue.. ( American fancy f'-? American shirting... 4Ul 4 American Ind blue.. A 1 Dion solid.. Alien la l icy ö'.jlsimpson s minine... 6 vi Allen thirtine. 4' Sieel River fancy I.1UT IKllCJ .. iiemmao ihirtlng... ;ewtou shirting 't imnneii lancy. iDuuk.rk FAEBIC9. Pacific 1 poplin lus.. 9 Manchester g cnshlO Manchester DeB...10 Atlantic alpacas 10 Atlantic L. cash...is Atlantic F. cashm,...22 Arlington Jg gray Pacific fi cashm'rs....lO l'acilic Austialian crf)e in PfcL.ficb-I.X.C. M 39 Pr' 'fofi-4F. X. cash. IS U-nC-iX r. path oil i ii cashmere i l. .in Berbtr... ....123-ji Boucle. 64y12 LAWNS. Oxford lawns S'i Stanhope lawns-...- 4's rai ific l.attia lawns.. 8J, Pacific 1,400 lawns in $ I'acifio Organdys......! i .Mcrriinac Batiste 10 Garner's Batiste 10J' GINGHAM"?. Amcskcsg 7K:Wamsntta. Lancaster Berkshire bl . . 9 States 7 iNormandie Glasgow -.. (i lloyal i ork 7 , Renfrew dress.. White Man'f'g.Co 7 Johnson bnk foil. Bates seersucker 101 EF.OWN COTTONS. Atlantic A 7 fr I Bed ford Riffni. Vi r 5'4 ? 4 t. 44 Atlantic B Mystic River.... in c . tl4 Yardstick 1-awrence LL... 5 Tremont CC Indian Hea l... ... 7 ... fi ... i .. i ...16 ...18 Stark A Saranaok Ctica V Boot XX - Massachusetts B B.... Windsor 11 Cones toga W.. I'epperetl K..... Pepperell F Pepperell '.-4.. . Pepperell 10-4.. ELEACHED COTTONS Androscoggin L.. Vi Barker Mills 74iiFarwell 54 Masouville - 10 I Fruit of tbe Ixom "lA Farmers' Choice.... 7!1Dwight Anchor..... Lonsdale .. Aalardvale 8 Wamsutta '4 f.!i 8S4 Hill's Semper Idem Blarkstone A. A. .. Hope . .. .-r4!l'ocanontAS. FiUhville , - cj.. 18 " i hestnut Hill 5 Pepperell 9-4 Pepperell 10-4 Longdate L'ambrij.. 10'i 20 I Just out. lA COTTON 1XAXNELS. Bu Bid B'n Kl'd 11 7 7 8 fc'S tV, 10 TrcmoT-- ' 1 Tremoi, .1. Tremoiit r... Tremont a.. ... 6 .. 7 ... H .. '. 7 Nashua XX.. 8 'l remont F . Tremont U 10 ITremont I 11 Tremont R 2i Tremont N TremontiO 7 Wimbledon CM 7;.;;' Wimbledon CT.. Tremont A.. Tremont X 11 Nashua 'J Nashua KF 9 a1 r, Nashua F f. Nahhua T 7 8 IWimbledonCI i.. ;a Nasnua L) Nashua C Nashua B Nashua A Nashua AAA... 'M Wimbledon CK.. W, Wimbledon CD.. 9i 9 I Wimbledon CV.lo'i 10'' Wl 13 14 W i Wimbledon CB.11 10'; Wimbledon CA.13 Nabhua X-.......10'4 ny4 t-aicutia TI.AIDS AND CHEVIOTS. Amoskeag S' Alabama plaids Amo.-kcHK fancy Louisiana plaid Bates... - Ottawa plaids OtisBB 8 jEdinburg cheviots.... Park Mills, 70 check.,12' Kverett cheviots Park Mills. feO check..i3 Great Republic chev. 7 7 6 9 9 7 V, 10 .hcononiv cneck 'J i t olumbian. Otis check. - !4 Hamilton stripes Tuscarora (iraniteville .. ti 1 ' ..... - 7 I DENIMS. .11 (York, bine II .10 York, slite 1 .. 9 I York, fnnev W-i .14 Oaklanil, A Vz , l2Ji Columbien 11 . S I Boston - VA TICKINGS. Otis, A X A Otis. B B Otis, C C Amoskeag. Evert tt Haymaker Amoskeag, A C A York, :.0 in Connestoca. B F .. 12VJ Len iston, 56 IVA in)i Lewiston, 32 IV, ...14 Lewiston, 30 ,.10 ... 7 - VA Connestoga extra 12 Connestoga, C C A 11 lOaklaud. A tOakland, A A. GRAIN EAOS. 1" ;lranper - . ...17 lwistin IZYi Georgia, A CARPET CHAIN. American Fraiiklinville . 8Urk, A White Colored , Candle Wick... 13 11 IS ...18 ...22 ...20 Coverlet Chain 20 No.r-00 Cotton Yrn...io Twine . 2J The Produce Market. Fggs Paying 9c per doz. for fresh, loss off. Butter Creamery fancy, 150$lSc: choice, 123 Vx; dairy, selected. 10gi2c: country, fam-y. v' 10e; freh and sweet, Cc: low grades. l(gk: per lb. Poultry Hens, 7c per lb: spring chickens, lSc; roosters, 3Vc: hen turkeys. 7c; torn turkev. 5c; old geese and well-feathered, per daz .U 50; picked, per doz., J3 60: ducks, per lb., 7c. eathers Prime geese, 40c; mixed and duck, 20 (ft Sc RflgS-l'ilKC Wool Bright Indiana, medium unwashed. 19 20c lor heavy merino and verv oarse. laiyc: tabnashed, 2S(ö30c; burrj-, trashy and cotted, 5jivc, Beeswai-li820c. The ProTlslon 9Iarket. Below are the present jobbing prices: Smoked meats, canr&syed or plain (plain moats not guaranteed acainst kippen.) Orden (or wtrar-cured and KurIIhIi meats will now be filled with canvassed goods, unless plain meats are specially asked for.l 8ucar-cured hams, Reliable brand, 15 11-a. average. lO-Tc: do. 17M lbs. average, 10)4c; do. 20 Iba. average and over, 10Xc; do. liisht average, 10 lbs., lljic: do. Xl lbs. average, lie; sugar-cured hami, Morgan k Grey'g brand.c less than above: cottage hams. Reliable brand, 7!.je; California hams, Reliable brand, 10 lbs. average, IV.c! do. 14 lbs., averasre. 7c. Knelish breakfast fcacon, clear, Kelia lie brand, f c; do. clear, Por ter brand, 7iC. Lnglisn shoulders, Keliable brand, ... IV. . . . FnaliuS bhkiil.lH 1? IK. average, 6'4c; sugar-cured shoulders, Reliable brand. less than alove: Morgan & Grey brand shoulders. Vie less than EnglUn cured. Mis-cut hams. 6ic; do. shoulders. 5c. Dried beef. Reliable brand. l;c: driel beef, Torter brand. 12c. Bacon Clear sides, light or medium weight. 7c; do. backs, light or medium weight. 7c; do. bellies, medium weight, 6?4c. 1). 8, and 1'ickled Meats English cured, clear eides, unsmoked, V 'f, do backs or bellies, C1; ean pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs, 12 60; pork. clear. it bbl.. 0 lb":. tlO 60: hmi do. tlO 60. Choice corned beef per bbl. 200 pounds. 113; do toneless rolled, per ibl. 300 pounds, 115. Also In 14 bbls., containing 100 lbs., at half price of the barrels, with 5e added to cover additional cost of package. rVi Toneuefr-Fer bbl.. 100 lbs., !6 50. Lard Pure wjitcr kettle, rendered In tierces.

Corn We quote

VA", current chilled do,, c;In half barrels or ro-lb. tabs, 7c; 4M-lb. tin tubs, 84c; 20-lb. pails, 6c; 10-lb. pails, b'ic Lard Oil lure,: extra winter strained. In tierces, per gaL, 50c; pure No. 1. do, 40c. Also in half bbls, 2j,c advance on prica of tierces. Eausagc Hulofrne In largo or small skin, 6c; In cioth. 5V4e: einerwurst, 9c. Polish, 10Ve. Fresh Pork Sausage In skins, 7c; in buckets, The Grocery Market. Cheese-Full cream. New Yort, 1212Xc: Ohio, 12: Swan Lske, (gl0c. Coffees Common, 9310c; ordinary. lOfUc; fair, llViwllc; prime, I2,l'2(12'c; strictly prime, 12släVsc; choice, RvHc; Old Government Java. lO&ic: McLiughlin'a XXXX. roasted, 1h pekges. ito-lb. canes lc: oo-lb. do., 13V: Arbuckle roasted, IVaC; Levering's, 13-c; Cardova. 13Kc: tiates' A No. 1, bc; Gates' prime, 14Vc; "Lion,'' löc; Jersey, 13Jic; gold medal, 13 Sc. Sucar Cutioaf, Vic; powdered, Vtf. granulated, f!t;(&6;4p; itaiidardA.e'iSGvicjoffA, 6-3 6Thc; whitei extra C, eiiS'c; light brown. Vifa:c; common grades, b'tfi; New Orleans, 5Jjy?ic. Molafses -an! Sirups New Orleans molasses, kettle. 4C(ä lie: good. 40c: sirup, 2230c per gallon for common to choice; maple sirup, tl 00. Rice Carolina and Jxmisiana, 4',4e. Spices Pepjier, 19a20c: allspice, 10yl2c: cloves, 2;.Cc; ginger, i7isi22c; cinnamon In mats, 12$ 15c: nutmegs. 75hc. Salt Lake, in car lots. 9092c; dray lots, 51 05Q 1 10; tmall lots, 10c more from store. Starch Refined Pearl, 2fr5c per lb.; Eureka, 4c: champion g'.oss, lump, 6öCc; improved corn, 5(nC. can Fish Mackerel, extra mess, ?21 per bbl.; halves, 112 50; No. 1 mackerel, Si$fo20; halves, $33 10; No. 2 mackerel, S15 50jil6; halves. $7 50u8; No. 2 medium, f : halves. 84 tO; No. 3 mackerel, $6a 6 50; halves, iii 50; No. I white fish, J7 60; hai but, 14c per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, 13 40; new Valencia, 10'4(llc; Sultan. 11: Aiuscaiei raifins two cdi, 2 5t'f'ü; . California L. i., t2 Vi Mnsceteis, 1 75. Lemons Messina, So 00J 7 r0. New I'rur.os Turkish, t' jl'ic: Sultan, fcc. Currants 7 '.'.iSc. New. Figs Layers, 153. l'atcs Mat.i, 4W .iic; Fard, iu 10-lb. boxes, luiillc; Persian, in bo-.o. boxes, c. Ciiron New, 30c. Lemon Ptel New, 20c. Orar pes Valencia, In cccs. tlO 0t'C412 00; Messira. $6 uoa7 00. Peanuts Raw 1 ennessee, 5(!,Cc: Wilmington, 8'c; roastC'l, 10c: Tem.essec. 4!.jö6,jC; Virginia, 6'tTc. Bar.anaf Slri2 icr lunch, t'oooanuts-tl 50;a5. Cenncd Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs.. ft l.Val 20. Peantes. 3 lbs. standard, $1 8-V32: 3 Its.. i seconds, 3 lbs., U öO'al CO: 2 lbs . ?l 4rril 50. Pie I'ea"hes, 3 lbs., 1 l.Val 20; 6 lb , tl K(l uu: Gooseberries. 2 lbs., Wajc; Blackrri Slfal 0; strawberries.il 5".; : Raspherriie, 81 15;ä;l '2.": Cherries, red. $Ut C5; String Bents. S5rti'.K)c: Polk's Best Peas. $1 60; Yarmouth Corn, tl 2."iil 30: Fxcelseor, 95c: Mountain Sugar Corn, fl l": Standard, 2 lbs., 90eisl 00; Polk's Coin, 2 lbs., sirv.t2$c; Mackerel, 1 15(1 20: Pineapples, 61 2: fcalmon, 1 lb., 81 40(1 50; Tumbler Jellies, 8.".(49Cc; Cove Oyster, lib., light weight. 60Aif5c: 2 lbs., full weiRht, fl 1 95; Sardiues. French, 's. $1 75 per doz.; American, Jis. il per doz.; Apples, :l lbs., 'JOQ'Sbc; 6 lbs., 82 50 (2 60; gallon. S2 ÖU(a3 60. Pnns Choice navy, $1 50(il 65; medium, SI 45 &1 50; Marrow s.Jl 12 00; Caliloruia, . Potatoes Michigan, t5(tjG0c per bu.; homegrow, o540c. Apples Choice new. $1 00(34 50 pr bbl. Dried Apples Kvaporated, 7(i7ic; common dried, xojo-tic. I 'caches lried peaches, halves. California halves, ''4Q-y, evaporated, llJa'äl 5Jac Honey LVuiV. Greens Cale, 75Ci?l 00 per bbl. squash 75cciU per dcz. Strawberries 21 ouoil oO per case. New Potatoes tl C0as4 00 per bbl. New beans fl 50rttl 7.i per box. Gieen Peas Jl 00(il 2j. Cucumbers Ca 75c per doz. Cabbage New, $2 003 uo per crate. Onions Nev, 4 OCqS oo per bbl. Bermudas 82 75(33 00 per crate. Gooseberries $1 ooöl 25 per drawer. Currants 81 ,"iper drawer. Strawberries-Home growth, S" 00?l 03 per Etand. Seed. Seed-Timothy, 2 05'3.2 3-5 per bit clover, !5 00 (5,6 50; blue grass, extra clean Kentucky, J0c tl 10; red top, 75c(ätl 00: orchard grass. $2 40. c 2 S5, owing to quality; Fnglish blue grass, 84 00 per bu: bird seed, rape, bQ'Jc; canary, 5öj6;; Lcmp, 4Q5c; millet, 80c. Coal 8 nil Coke. Bock, .1 00; Jackson, tl 50; Pittsburg. 8;? 7; Raymond City, tl 75: anthracite, 86 25&6 5 ; Highland cut, 82 50; Piedmont, to 00: gas cok loe per bu., or $2 50 per load; crushed, $3 00 per load; Winfriede. $-5 75 per ton: Kanawha, 83 5; Hocking, 53 50; Island, 12 75; Blosburg, f5 00. Hides, Leather und Tallow. Hemlock sole. 2C431c; oak sole, .10'537c; Tittsburg harness leather, 34(ij:Gc; harness leather, r.0(ft.vlc: bridle leather, per doz., 6072c; domestic kip, fjOcaSOc; French kip. hOcfitl 25; domestic cf, 70ttSl 10; French calf. $1 iol &5. Hides No. 1 cured, c; No. 1 green, cows. 6Mc; steers. Vr; No. 1 calf. Pc; cured, 1010ic; dry bait. 10c; rlint. 12c: No. 2 hides, 2c Off. Tallow Prime, S'-.c; No. 2.3c. Grtate Brown, 2c; white, 3c; yellow, 2c. Drug Market. Alcohol. f2 1C2 25; calomel. 7585c; camphor.

2fC(tb0c; cochineal, ;(tfc; cnioroiorm, uibjc; rum opium, S3 503 75: indigo. tl3; morphine, 2 0rti2 70. Oils Caster, 81 55&1 65; sweet oil, joe(aSl 3T: olive oil, il 50(i3; bcreamot (Sanderson 8), $.;( 3 50; lemoa (Sanderson s), 83 50(j4 00. Quinine P. and ., 75S)c; cincnontaa, '203 25c; American bicarb, soda. 4f5c: Bnglish do.. 5'itic. Snull (Jarretts, 2-oz. pack., tl DO per doz.; 4-oz. bottles, S3ter doz. Flove's sulphur, SliS. Turpentine !0a42c; English Venitian red, by bob, 2'.,c; less Quantities, 3V.. lodyne ;4 00: joaiue pitssn, uioves, 20 (425c. Rhubarb. WCii Si 25. Window glass, 7U per cent; double, 70c aud 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron 51 PP(ü2 10 rates; charcoal iron, 82 90 3 10; hoop iron. 82 50 rates; Norway and Sweed iron, 4c rates: horseshoe iron, 3c. Horse Shoes Bumen & Perkins', per ke::, 8t 25; mule shoes, tl per keg advance. Horseshoe Nails Northwestern, Glebe and I'ntnam. ier box. 84 50. Cast SteelBest American, per lb.. 12c; spring steel, 6c: tire steel. 3c: toe calk steel, öc; macninery steel. 5c. Cut Nalis Kates for tens, iron, J2 23, lates for tens, steel, 82 So. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We ouote: Linseed, raw. 40c: boiled. 43c: lard oil, fkrösrc: miners' oil, 5565c; lubricating oil, 12(Sx3hc; straits oil, 5r&tWic; benzine, 1014c; coal oil, Indiana legal test, 9ic; 150 test, 9,'c; perfection. 12: water white. 150 test, llc; snow drop 011, i2'; t'aiaeine 011, n;c. Tinner's Supplies We quote : Best brand char coal tin. I. c 10x14, 12x12 aud 11x20, & 25: Ix, lOx 14, 14x20 and 12x12, in JS; roofing, IC, 14x20. 85 75: 2t'x26. 811 5C(12: block tin. in pies. 25c: in bars. 2.o. Iron : "27 Ii iron, tl 25 : 27 C iron. Cc; Juniata galvanized, 50 ter cent discount; refined 50 and 10 1-ercent. discount, sheet zinc, CJsC ';opp?r bottoms, 22c. 1 'ianisaea copper, J2C. soiaer, n 616c. LIVE STOCK Indianapolis. Ü5I0N Stock-Yard, May 31. Cattli Receipts, 50 head; shipments, head But few here, and denand light. Market coutin ues dull, at no materiil change in prices. Good to choice shippers.. .....S 5 OOfl Fair to medium shippers. 4 40:3 lommon .... Stockers, -ommon to good. 4 00r 3 004 3 SViJ uaod to choice neuen., ttood to choice cows 3 .04 Fair to medium cows and heifers Oommon old etwa... common to good........... Bulls, common to good Ulers, common to good. 3 0 (4 2 00 3 50a 2 00s 3 20 00MO 00 hogs Receipts, 2,300 head: shipments, 400 head. Quality fair. Market weak and lower, clo ing quiet; all sold. Heavy packing and shipping...- ..4 00,34 05 Light and mixed packing 3 Xa3 95 Common to good light - 3 50t4 00 Heavy roughs. 3 00(3 M Eszxf and Lambs Receip'a, head: ship ments, head. Nothing doing for the want of stock. Market about the came Good to choice clipped grades -f 1 75(94 25 Fair to medium clipped grales - 3 10,vl 50 Common clipped grades 2 2"2 75 Bucks, per head.. 2 00' 00 Spring lambs, 30 to 50 in 4 00 35 00 fclscwbera. NEW YORK, May 31. Beere Receipts. HO car loads for the market aLd 50 car loads for ex porters and city trade. The market closed heavy ana lower; ordinary to prime steers sola t s.3ft$; a lew tops at 6 0 .(6 12),; lat bulls, t iiöQi ü; aim ury tows, ,;gno. KheeD ma Lamtx-PoMtnti 11 inn mf. ket dull at $3 .0 .15 60 for olipi.ed sheep and r.,8 f i-i'ii"K minus, a iew ciippea yearaugs som at Hogs-Receipts, 14.500 head. None ofTered. alive nominal steady at 84 40a t 65 per 100 lbs. Kansas CITY, May 31 J. The Uve Stock Indi cator reports: Cattle Recelpta, K0 head: hipraent Saturday 1.557 head. The market was stroDR and fairly ac tive: native shippers ftCficc higher: butchers' steers and fat cows 5c higher; Mockers and feed eis steady. u Hcga Keceipta, 8.157 head: hU meats, 4,15'i iifnu. .'iniiicniow ana 5(i10c lower than S.iturday; poodto choice. IS 653 H); common pj me- . fcbfP Kecelpu. 1.K2 head: hlnment. 141 bead. Market steady; good to choice. t3(a3 7u; ctmoa to medium, $1 50-2 ffl. I mCAGO, May 31. The JJrovcra' Journai r ootu: . ,,uwRtc'Pt. 6. bead; tlpmenU, 2.000 u. irlironK and fc hiKh: shipping t(Hi. 1.200 to 1,:X) lba-.tl 705 40; U.SO to 1.-2UÖ lbs.. buL and mixed, 8170110: bulk, 12 05(3110 B e Receipt. 35,000 hmki ahlrtMnta, 6,000

bead. Market slow at 5c lower: rough and mixed, 83 G5(34 05; packing and shipping, 250 to 330 lbs.. 83 0($4 10; light weights, S3 70g4 12; skips, 82 50

eneep Receipts, 2,oco head. Market steady; natives. 100 to 120 lbs. and over, 8- 7;(ä4 50: N) to 9-5 lbs.. 833 50: C5 to 60 lbs., S2&3; Eastern, t3(s4; 1 ex ans, X23 2t. The Drovers' Journal special cablegram from London anotes the market active and 1c hieher: receipts from all quarters light: best Americans selling at I4i4c per lb., dressed. BUFFALO. May 29. Cattle Receipt, 3.036 head. Market dull and drooping; fair to eood native shipping steers, ft 90(5 30; common to fair, 14 25 (a 4 75. Hheep Receipts, 2,000 bead. Market active demai d and prices 10al5c higher; common to fair, 83 7Uii 50; choice to extra, U 75(45 15. Hoes Receipts, 12,051 bead. Market easier but notquotably lower; felected Yorkers, 84 25(4 3J; selected medium weights. 84 30$4 35. ST. L0ÜI3, May 29.-Cattle Receipt, 1.50 head; shipments. 100 head. Market quiet and prices unchanged: choice snippers ana export, i 2.(a t'fl; fair to good, S4 iW(o 25; common, 84 40(i 75; corn-fed Texans. $3 505; butcher steers, 50fft4: cows and heifers. 2 25fa3 85: stocken and feeders, 83 504 40. noes Keceipta, 1100 neaa: enipment. bead. Market active at firm prices: butchers' choice and best heavy. 84 10i 20; mixed packlEP. 83 SH)(4 50; light, 83 004. iheep Receipts, 400, neaa; shipments, head. Market steady at 12 204 00. EaBT LIBERTT, May 31. Oartle Receipts. i.4i"j head; ahlpments, fct head. Market slow at la-st week closing prices. Hogs Receipts, 7.300 neaa: shipments. 3.500 head. Market slow; Philadelphias, 84 25(34 35; Yorkers, $4 IGiM 20. bheep Receipts, 7,4xi neaa; shipments, s.koo head. Market very dull at last week's closine prices. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, roduto Alarkrtt KKW TOFK Mav 2?. Flonr Receipts. 1?.0I9 bbls.; export, 6,4tS bbls. and 2,1 11 sacks; marset du;i and arooping; sales of 11.000 bbls. Wheat Receipts. 2i'i.;,7oo tu.: exports. 454.203 bu.: spot lots rcther dull and weak, with less interest lrom txpoiters: options opened i.i'c higher, later ütclinirg J;c, and closed steady, with a riilly of V-tfie; sales 7.t'i,400O bu. of futures and l2ö.fcKt bu. oi (.pot; No. 2 Chicago, to ar rive; No. 1 Northern. 68c to arrive: red Canada. 82V.;c afloat: white Canada, 7J.c; wiiite 'a!ifornia, i l-..c to arrive; ungraded rei. '.' -ncraded white. a0tN$c: o. l red. ' -.;te. We: No. 2 red, June, K?;i83T,-. . c: lu'y, M"yn,S5c. closing at M,V; A'ji-i, M's-jVe, closing at S55;c; September, bb(n,ic, closing at MS'cC; October, 8;7.s7c, closing at 87'4c; No vember, 8i(a.sfe y-itc, closing at bbiic: jJecember. I:9fs9:-;c, closing at S'.tV: January, WQ'.Htc, closing at 90c: Febniarv, iIri91-?, closing at SlJc: March, W-igiif.Jc. closing at y;;;io: April. 9:v'hA93 1516c, closinK at vs'yc; May. Sti Hl., closing at 94vkC. Corn Spot lots declined 2c and opiions. .4(?x4C, closing weak; receipts. 2754u ou.; exports, to.t2-2 lu.; sales, yM.uuo bu. of futures and 04.000 bu. of tpot; ungraded, 39 ra 45c; steamer, 4142C e!evntur; No. 2, 4514'tg4 'elevator; No. 2, May. 46?i!7c, closing at 47c;"juue, 44?c45c, doting at 44; ; July, 45;fS 45?c, clos ing at 4ov4c: August, 4i.' rät ic ',.. closine at 46' .c: September, 4fr4c, closing at 4u'4c. Oats Moderately active: receipts. 77.s50 ou.: exports. 1.120 bu.: mixed western. 3.54:; white do., :f.gtic. Hay Steady, fair diirx.and. Cotlee Sjot fair; liio, nrm at y.' .c; options barely s'.eadv and fairly active; sales, ;it',,2"i0 bags; June and J :'.y, 7 '.'5c; August, .&.-(& 1. '.-Co: 'ptemt)cr, 7.i'. ctober. i5c: November. 7.S5c: December. 7 y j.:. v5c. Sjpai steady and quiet. Molasses trnet. Rice -Steady and quiet. Petroleum Steady; united closed at tv'hC. Tailow Steady at 41!t:." Turpcnt'ne Firm at S4c. Kegs Quiet and rather weik : receipts C.1C0 packages; Western. 12ic. ForkQuiet and generally steady: old mess. SDft'j 25. Cutmeats Firm; sales of bellies. duoJv.". Lard A shade higher but quiet; contratt grr.de, spot, iu; cnoite. ii2'i; June. 5itit.a6W: Julv. f 17ri6 IX; August, 86 29; September, tC 34: October, 86 41(56 42; Novemler, 8 42: city steam. i0t). Butter- tjuiet and oarely s'ady. fume -steady and quiet Copper Dull a: ll'c. ieaa wuiei. vmcr arucies uucnangea. CHICAGO, May 29. An estimated decrease of 3,000,0(0 bu.in the visible supply caused a firmer feel ing in the trade to day. -i here was also some 1 ree purchasing on local speculative account The tirtt ntles lor July delivery were made at 73 vc, with a few sales at 75 9 ICc. Market ruled steady for a time, then rose to 76 and closed at 75E-1CC. Corn and oats both ruled easier aud doted a shade lower. Provisions were steadier and closed slightly higher than yesterday. Flour Lull and unchanged. Wheat Active and stronger, closing hC higher than jesterday; sales ranged: May, IViiy.t, closing at 7;;l4c; June, 73ri73T:c, closing at 7ü Vc : July, 74 9-1Gä75c, closipg at 75 5-16c; No. 2 spring, 73'ic; No. 3 spring, 6.i(jOC. uorn Jasier, owing to nne weather and larger receipts; cash, 3154 0ÖJ-4C; May. 84435c, closing at 3Ü4C; June. 35Ji35-c, closing at SS.'c: July, 'M 5-lP(as;k; 9-l6c, closing at ;ic -vif.c. Oats Kasier owing to large receipts; cash. 2t')i' 2'.Jic: May, 2f$22&s, closing at 26Jc: June, 2t 5h(26 1;H';, closing at 2t;Jt,c: July. 26'i j,27c, cloting at Cc. Rye Uull: No. 2, ösc. Barley Dull: No. 2, 53(i55c. Flaxseed Easy; No. 1. $1 0C. Mess Pork Firmer: prices advanced 10?12je, receded 2Vj.5c, and closed steady; cash, in 25(&8 30: June. 88 35. closine at in S08 July. 8 32(at 45, closing at ?.s 40(38 42- LardSteady; cash and June, 15 67.jQ5 90; July, 85 95 5 t'7 Short Rib bides Steady: cash, t 20 (5 224. Boxed Meats Steady; dry salted shoul ders, Si 254 30; short clear sides, Si 60(5 &5. Sugar I ncnanged. On the rroduce Exchange buitcr develoied no change: creamery, Liiee: dairv, J214c. Fggs-öc Receipt- Fiour, 10,030 bbls.: wheat, 7,000 bu.: corn, ivs.000 bu.; oats, 21 wo bu.; rye, 2.000 bu.; barley, lö.ooobu. ShipmentsFlour. 6,0no bbls.; wheat. Pfi.ooo bu., corn, 28.000 bu.: rau, 100,000 bu.; tv. 3,000 bu.: barley. 3,000 bu. There will be no session of the board on Monday. ST. LOÜ19, May 23 Flour Dull and easy: XXX. 82 652 75; extra fancy. 81 95i4 20; patent, $4 t0(i4 k. Wheat Active and firmer; the market opened about steady at jesterday'a later figures, sagged off slightly, ruled unsettled, strengthened and advanced under higher prices and Rood demand, and closed ?4fiy8C higher than yesterday, excepting June, which closed 'c lower; No. 2 red, cash. 7sc: June, 75jgf7CJic closing at 7CI4: July, 7576,;c, closing at 757c; August 765ia76j ic, closing at 7fr(76 V4c ; September, 78Ji,(ij7S:.;(.c, closing at 7S'c Com Dull and about unchanged. There was a little strength developed and prices advanced fä!-ic: this was followed by a weakness which carried prices back again to about yesterday's latest figures, where they closed; No. 2 mixed, cash. SiJfaSlc; June, 315(a32c, rlc;ng at 3le: July. 32,'4c; August, 3Sc bid. Oats Weak aud very dull; No. 2 mixed, cash, 2Sc; June, 28c; July, 27c asked. Eye-Easy at 00c. Barley .No market. Lead Dull and unchantred. Hay Unchanged. Butter Depressed, creamery, l-cil5c: dairy, ll13c. Eggs Firm at VA'Ut. Flaxseed Easy at $1 00. Cornmeal Fir.u. Wool Steady and active at unchanged prices. ProvisionsActive and firm, except pork, which was weak at 87 60 Lard Steady at 85 70. Balameats l oose lots unchanged ; boxed lots; long clear, 5 30; short ribs, $5 35; short clear, 85 60. BaconFirm: long cl-ar. 85 85: short ribs, f '90 f4v2J4: short clear, S3 106 12. Hams Firm at 8. 5tvii2. Receipts Flour, 3.0u0 bbls.; wheat, 15,000 bu.; corn. 72,000 bn.; oats, 43,000 bu.: rye, l.CCO bu.: barley, l.COObu. Shipments Flour, 6,000 bbls.; wheat 3.000 bu.; corn, 1-.000 bn.: oat. 4.000 bu.: rye, none: barley, none. There will be no markets in this city on Monday, which will be observed as Decoration Day. CINCINNATI, May 29 Cotton Easy and unchanged. Flour Steady; family, 83 5ocj3 W); fancy, 83 8CU 10. Wheat Lower; No. 2 red, 75c; receipts, 10,100 bu.; shipments. K500 bo. CornBarely steady; No. 2 mixed, 3636ic. OatsLower; No. 2 mixed, 30(331 c. Rye Dull and lower: No. 2. 6."c. Provisions Quiet and unchanged. Tork 89. Lard Quiet at $5 f 5. Bulkmeats Quiet and firm; shoulders. 84 12: short ribs. 85 :. Bacon steady aud unchanged ; shoulders, 54 75 ; 6hort ribs, $6: short clear, 96 15. BatterQuiet and unchanged. 8ugar Steady and unchanped. Hoes steady and unchanged; common and light S3 404 00, packing and butchers. 83 s0yj4 15; receipts. 704 head: shipments, 002 head. Eggs Steady at 9gC. Cheese Easy and unchanged. PHILADELPHIA. May 31. Flour Weak. Wheat Firmer but quiet: No. 2 red, May, tViQSb'ic; Jute and July, SVäööHc; August, blX&hVAc. Corn Spot No. 3 mixed. 41Kc: steamer No. 2 mixed, 4ric; No. 2 yellow, 40c: Tuturea dull and nominal. Oats Spot quiet; rejected white, 3oc: ungraded white, 40c: No. : white, 40Jc: No. 2 white. 41jc; futures dull and nominal. Provisions Firm and in cood jobbing dtiaud. Lard Qniet; refined. 86 7Vi6 tVA bteani, jo 25. Butter-Firm with a fair domed: creamery extra. ICo: Western dairy et... oainc. Keirs fetea.ly: fresh. 12rtillc. Cheese CJuiet: Ohio Hats, 7sc. Eecpt Floiir, 3.ffi0 bbls.: wheat f.. 400 bu.; corn. 9,c00 bu.; nats, 13,700 bu. Shipment-Wheat, i,M bu.:oorn. 19,800 bu. : oats, 8.ÖO0 bu. M1LWATJXKE. May 20. Flour Dull and drooping. Wheat-Firm: cash, UVac; July. 75c; Aumitt. Ijc. Corn-Dull: No. 2, a-V4c 0UNo.2.37' .c. Rye Weak: No. 1. 5!c. Barley Dull; No 2 4&Vie. FroTisioriB Steady. Mesa Pork Cash or June, f-S 30; July, t-s 40. Lard-Frime stesm. cssh or June, f i 90: July, 1 95. Butter leyi KCM bu. Shipments-Flour, 26,125 bbl.; wont none; barley, o,'J75 bu. LIVERPOOL, May .otton-lria. wltb a good demand; tales, 12,000 bales, including 2.000 bales for speculation and export and 7.700 bules of American. Wheat Quiet: demand poor; California No. 1. 7s7s 2d: red Western winter and f priä. Cs imi'.n Id. Corn-Firm ; nothing offerinr i evmixf"d Western. 4s 4d per cental. Cheese American, fine. 42s6d per cwt. for new. Turpentine spirits, 2s 6d per cwt BALTIMORE. May .-TOt-WW flracr. kV; r bid Corrj-WHiterD. easier and quiet; Li.l; iteamer. 4l41j-c. OaU-Laay and

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dull; Western white. 3041c; do. mixed, S59"?c. Provisions Easy and quiet. Other articles unchanged. Receipts Flour, 1.567 bbls.; wheat, 12.itübu.; corn, t);t,500 bu.; oata. 9,100 bu.; rye. I.VOO bn. Shipments Flour, C,52l bbls.; wheat, 32XCO bu. ; corn, 101,700 bu. TOLEDO, May 29. Wheat Closed firm and dull; caeh. 77Ji(ä78'8c; June. 7734c: Julj, 7b':tc; August, 79ic bid; September, M)1. CornQniet; cash and June, 37'vC; July, öic; August, 38c oats Steady; cash. 30Vic. Receipts heat, 5,000 bn.; corn. 20.000 bu.f oats, 7.000 bn. fähipwent Wheat, 2,000 bn.; corn, 47,000 bu.; oats, 1,000 bu. KANSA8 CITY, May 29.-Wheat-Stronger: No. red, caib, 55c: June, b.rc; Julv, 5 Vic Corn steady: No. 2 cah. 2c bid; June, Mc; July,27c. Oau No quotations.

out. ANTWERP, May 31 -PetroleKm-15'J paid and sellers. CLEVEL AND, May 31. Petroleum I nchanjed: s. w. 110, 73 i.e. T1TUSV1LLE, May Cl.-Natlonal transit cerüacatea opened at fi ; highest price, Co'c; lowest, 62ic; closed at C2-so PITTSBCRO, May 31. Petroleum Weak and lower: National trantit certincates opened at i ;''c; clofcedat 2.!-ie; highest price. 03'sc; lowest, 62 . c. BRADFORD. Fa.. May 31. National transit certificates opened at 03',;c closed at (;.' ei highest price, Coc; loweBt, 02c; clearances, l,9uti,0'c"0 bbls. OILCITY, May :1. National transit certificate opened at teyac; highest price, 63c; lowest, O-'c; closed at f.2; sales, l,lüs,000 bbls.; clearances, 4tW00 bbls.; charters. 21. Wl bbls.; shipmente. 53,22a bbls. ; runs, bbls. NEW YORK, May 20.-retroleum-Opened with small transactions but irregular at 62,4c, broke to 2c. rallied to Oe, remained steady at about 627 .A was dull till near tbe close when liberal bu ins forced the price to 04c, closing strong at tsFi'fiGlc. :-a!es, 3,lo,u0o bbls. Dry üoodi. NEW YORK, May 29.-.lthough Saturday Is genf lally observed as a half holiday in the dry g jods tiade, tne movirnent of goods has been of mud. pit portions as to indicate tu ore business in prosms tbau is warrau'ed fitrn the demaud at present. As compiled by tbe Jourual of Commun e, tbe imports of foreign dry coods t New Von l'.r the inohtn of May hae l.eu xiÄSo::, comp irtd with 85.245,225 lor the corresponding month last year. For the five months ending hercwit'r t!;e total ircj-crtations amount to 8 1 J. 2 -"5.t 47, comp i:ed with 8-1' ,w;.4S2 for the corresponding jK?rio last year. The total of goods thrown on the marki-t during the month closed amounted to S6.U7.,.'07. or W4Ö.000 less than the imports, while the total of goods thrown on the market tor the rive months is a triile more than the imports for the same lime. The total importations for the eleven months of the fiscal year, ending with May. amount to $102,543.:;14. compared with S'.s,,. 10.070 for the same period ended with May, 18S and fill .634,937 for tire eleven months ended My, lss4. No dry goods market Monday, holiday. Cotiuu. CALYESToN, Miy 29. Cotton Du'.l: milrilinps. t7": irood ordinarv, 7'v; net aud gross itceipts, 101 bales, stock, K.'JCl bales. LOCISNILLE, ,May 29 Cotton Dull; middling, (jtsT. tiraiu (Jmet and unchanged. iTovis ions Dull and unchanged. NEW ORLEANS. May 29. Cotton-Quiet and firm: middling, 87gc; low do.. 8t-; good ordinary, 7Ji,c; net receipts, 2.ÜC0 bales; gross, 2,67 bales: exports to ireat Britain. 8.646 bales; coast wise. 1.C30 bales; sales, 1.0U0 bles; stock 107,0(.O bales. SEW YORK, May 29 C. L. Greene & Co.'s report on cotton lutures says: Without anv iecinl rcw features, the inaritet advanced some 7(3 S points, und was fairly well held. The demand was in the main to cover in protection of eppasremerts likely to be endangered by going over tbe tolicay. AVhisky. CINCINNATI, May 29. Whisky steady at f 1 10. CHICAt.O, May2T. -Whisky-Steady at fl 11. 81. LOl'l., May 2J. Whisky Firm at 81 10. How a School Teach er'a Assailant Met Iii Death. New Haven, Conn., May 29. A strange tragedy has been enacted in Woodbridge. For nearly a year past Henry W. Elliott, a younu man. aged nineteen, living in North Haven, has been teaching the district school in Woodbridge, which contains about sixty scholars. To-day the school Closed, and the scholars clubbed together and made him a handsome present. Dming the past winter there have been a few refractory large boys who have tried to set the authority of tje teacher at defiance. Elliott was a plucky, strong fellow, and by the advice of the School Committee he finally began to resort to corporal punishment. Among those to whom he administered severe Hoggings was Charles Bishop, a ooy of seventeen, who was nearly as large as Elliott and who weighed 150 pounds. Elliott gave him an awful thrashing a few days ago for some flagrant act Tbe tKy then threatened he would lay out Elliott the first chance he got. Yesterday afternoos about 4 o'clock Elliott discharged the other pupils and made preparations to walk home, ebout lour miles. He looked out of the window and saw two yonng men witn black cambric masks on their faces. By the clothing of one be knew that it was Bishop; the other he failed to recognize. He looked around tbe schoolhouse and found a large piece of wood about three feet in length and about two inches wide, and quite like a bludgeon. He took it in his hand and then locked the door and looked arouud for his expected assailants, knowing that they would Xrobably attempt to ai'ack him. He did' not see anything of them. He walked on toward home, and down tbe road apiece he saw them jump over the fence and make for him. As they came up they beean to throw cgns and other misRiles. Elliott started toward Bishop, and was hit iu the face with an egg. He drew hi club and hit Bishop a tremendous blow on the top of he head, felling him like an ox. He then started for tbe other asailaut. As he came up the masked voutb diew a pistolnd aimed it at the teacher. Elliott advanced in a threatening manner, and the youngster dropped the pistol and took to the woods. Returning to where Bishop lay. Elliott assisted in having him taken to his home. Ho was nearly unconscious, but Rave as his verton of the story that be bad a fit and stumbled and hurt his Lead on a stone. Be gradually lapsed into unconsciousness, arid finally last night at 7 o'clock he died. No arrests have been made, and it is believed that Elliott will give himsell up to the oßijials of Woodbridge. To arouse a dormant liver, and secure the permanent regularity of the bowels, u?e Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Calm. JLlrL- T02J2&' Rig C.L0VER. Tü . - . V. , . , mAw 11 , , I ..... ...... Momacb and liver troubles, pimples, costiveness, baa breath, piles, ague and malarial diseases, indigestion, loss of appetite, low spirits, headache, and all diseases ct tbe kidneys. Price 60 cents, of all druggists. CHAS. M. Connor, Nashua. low, sayst "I cheerfully recommend RED CLOV'tK TONIC for stomach trouble and liver complaint. 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