Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 32, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 June 1886 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JTNE 23 lbS6.

CATARRHAL DANGERS. To be freed from the dangers of suffocation irkile lying down; to breathe treely.sleep soundly and undisturbed; to rise refreshed, bead clear, brain active and free from pain or ache; to know that no poisonovt, putrid matter defiles .the breath and rots away the delicate machinery of rmell, tai-te and hearing: to feel that the system does net, through its Teins and arteries, sack the poison that is sure to undermine and destroy, is indeed a blessing beyond all other human enjoyments. To purchase immunity from such a late should be the object of all afflicted. But tboe who have tried many remedies and physician? despair of relief or cure. Banford's Radii al (I re meets every phase f Catarrh, from a simple heal cold to the most loathsome and destructive stages. It la local and constitutional. Instant in relieving, permanent In curing, safe, economical and never-failing. 8a 3 ford's Ri Die a l Cr rk consists of one bottle f the Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Hoi rent, and one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one package, with treaties and directions, and sold by ail druggists for $1.00. Potter Dki o asr Chemical Co., Bostox.

Aching Muscles Relieved in one minute by that new. original, elegant, and infallible anti dote . to pain and intlam nation, the '. Caticura Antt-l'ain Flatter. No ache or pain, or bruise or strain, or touch t cold, or muscular weakness out vields to its svcdr. all-rowerful and never failing, pain-alleviating properties. At druggists, 26c; five for $1.00; or of rotter Drug and Chemie! Co., Boston. INDIANA' NEWS. Special Dispatches to the Sentinel From Various Sections of the State. The Grand Bounce. Mrx( ie, June is. The (marges preferred against J. N. Templer, nominee on the Republican ticket lor Judge of the Circuit Court, were considered by the Central Committee to-day. Templer was charged with using money and whisky to procure his nomination, which was sustained before the committee to-day. After a long argument and much sympathy in tavor of Templer, the committee cast the vote as to his guilt, which stood U to 9. Colonel R. S. Gregory stood up for Templer in a wonderful appeal, and, with the slum of the county at his heels, failed in his efforts to hold the scapegoat on the ticket. The vote on removal stood 14 to Templer s son is roaming about the city to-night seeking whom he mav devour. Thegaugwho follows lempler defeated him to-day. The Republicans will call a mass convention to decide ad to the next step in reference to Judge. More Township Warrants. Set mock, Juue IS. At an express office hire are township warrants, interest and principal, to the amount of II.5MJ.30, held by Chicago parties, and drawn on Owen Township, this county. They are all signed by Robert X. Martin. Trustee of Owen Township. One warrant is for $740, dated Novem ber 12, liM, and is due June IS, lSi. Another is for $-y-.50, dated Urch 3, lw, and due June 20, 1SS6. Another is for l&i.70, dated March 4. l'vio. and due June 15, Several of thene warrants are made payable to R. B. Pollard, white others are indorsed by foiiard to imam u. rouue A t o , who, in turn, assigned them to Henry M. Holden, all of Chicago. This latter xentleman is rushing the collection of them here. At the Fin t National Bank of this city there are also some $2.400 worth of warrants, also drawn on Owen Township, and all due June 15, ls6, and held bv Chicago parties. They too are signed by Kobert N. Martin, as trns ee of Owen lownsnip and indorsed b Pollard to other parties. Altogether this foots up the nice little sum of Si.000, which will well nigh bankrupt the townsaipof Owen u bhe should have it to pay. The Solitary Graduate. VINCEX5ES, June IS. The public schools closed to-day, and Miss Grace Brewer graduated, solitary and alone, her white sisters having deserted her. Mies Brewer's essay is entitled "The Difficulties of Educating the Colored Youth; Their Advantages and i'isadvantages." Opinion appears to be equally divided as to the white girls leaving school! Parents of the girls sustain their action, partly through force. 1'oliticully, the girls are five Republicans and three lemocrats, if they follow the teachings of their fathers. Miss Brewer has become famous aLd congratulatory letters are pouring in upon her from all parts of the country, and nt infre quently a telegram from some suffragist asaocia-ciation-that of kokomo, Ind., Fending her a beautiful silk badtre with the inscription. "Liber ty. .Equality, Justice." Alius Brewer is of hand some features and form, and graceful ami ace m plithcd, and in the excitement she has been unas nmicg and modest. Reconsidered. Colvmbus, June 18. In a special from this place the day of the Democratic County Conven tion the statement was made that the Representa tive in this county be instructed by the convention to vote for Joseph K. McLtonald for L'nitfd States ht-nator. Such a resolution was passed but it was afterward rescinded, and the sepresentutive was left to act as he thought best for tne interests I me party. Eighth Cocgreeslo-ial District. Kockvilie, June 18, Tue Democratic Coa gTessional Committee for this, the Eighth District, met here to-day to fix a time for holding the Democratic Congressional Convention. After a shoit deliberation. July 7 was agreed upon as the time and this city as the place for the meeting of theconvention. The ratio of delegates is oue for tacn M) votes. Bitten by a Itattlesnake. Lt'GaxpwKT, June 18. Mrs. Jennie Wilburn, a lady living near Idaville, was bitten by a rattlesnake. No aisagreeaDle symptoms were shown. but in a few clays she died, after giving birth to a cmid, whicn is still living. THE CROP SUMM AR x. The TT beat Nearly Up to the Average Corn Uniformly Good. Chka'.o, Jane 20. Tne following crop lomicuy will appear in this week's is3ue of the Farmers' Review: Harvesting is in progress in some portions of Ohio and Indiana, and in large sections of KeLtuckT, Missouri, Kansas and Tennessee the grain has already been gathered. The yield in all these States with, the exception of Kansas promises to be nearly up to the average, and in Missouri will be over the average. In Washington County, Missjnri, the report is made that the grain is threshing out an average of twenty-one bushels to the acre in many field?, jn southern Illinois reports of damage by chinch bags in the wheat fields still continue, and in St Clair County the averages have been so aerions as to , reduce the probable yield from five to seven bushels an acre. In central Illinois the outlook for winter wheat continues food. The serious drouth threatening almost the entire spring wheat belt has been quite generally broken by copious rains. The danger which seemed to threaten the lue of almost tne entire crop has pisaed, The aeracef the general yield in Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin has been lessened probably 10 per cent, by the prolongation of the drouta, and in portions of Tennessee catted an almost total blight in which the rain came too lab to revive the grain. Ina few portions of Wisconsin rains have fallen to relieve the dry weather. In Iowa and Nebraska no sensible injury to the wheat is reported from the drouth, but the oats pros pect nave been rreatly lessened, and in seven Iowa counties the reports indicate the average has been rednced fully 25 ner cent. The corn outlook in the btates of Minne sota, Wisconsin, Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska, Illinois and Indiana is almost uniformity frood. iSome injury by Che cut worms is reported from dillerent sections, but it is not such as to aü'ect the general crop oatlook. The fields in Minnesota, Kansas and Iowa re reported especially clear and promising, VThea Baby was s4ck, we gare her CASTOBJJL When the was a Child, she cried for C ASTORIA When she became Miaa, she clang to CAST0EIA, Wien ab bad Children, she gave them CAST" A There are many accidents and diseases which enect stock and cause serious lncon veniecce and loss to the farmer in his work. which may be nuickly remedied by the use cf Dr. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil LiniXQtEt.

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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY AND STOCKS. Mew York Financial Market. NEW YORK. June 21. Money-On call easy at l3 per cent. Prime Mercantile Taper 15 per cent. Sterling Exchange Dull at 4S7 for CO days, and 4S?.4 for demand. The total sales ol stocks to-day were 300.R26 shares, including Delaware and Hudson, 8,7j0; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 85,620; Erie, 8,935; Kansas and Texas, 2,095; iAke btxore, ,955; Loulsyille and Nashville, 6,330; North western, 16,110; New Jersey Central, 5,'JUU; rew York Central, 8.350; Tacific Mail, 7,175: Reading, 23.SC0; Bt, Paul, 29,525; St. Paul and Omaha, 4,250; Texas Facific, 18,130; Union Pacific, 64,205; Westera Union, 19,565; Northern laclfic preferred, 8.C15; Oregon Transcontinental, 10.965. Government bonds weie duL" -nd jtrong, and 4's are M and 4'8 ' higher. State bonds were dull and firm. Railroad bonds were feverish, the speculative issues being especially weak. Sales, 12,096,000. Final prices show Irregular changes. Nickel Plate firsts are up 2 at 98; Great Western seconds 2 at 100, and Lake Erie and W estern incomes 27 at 26. To-day passed through the first decided re action for some time. Mocks were weak from the opening, tne oniy notable exception being Western Union, in which there was a small squeeze in the first hour, but stop orders for the short account soon checked the rise ana later seiiin? oy msiiers orousui ine price back to opening figures. There were more Lear rumors on the Mreet than for a long time tast and the passencer rate war in Northwest, according to reports, looms up into large propor tions, and Irora ail accounts is exienumg to freight rates with Itttle or no prospect of settlement The remarkable weasness in Lackawanna Is attributed to manipulation. The market opened strong, generally &M Per cent, higher. Delaware and Uudson was up and Western Union down xt per cent. Prices began to decliae immediately alter the opening, except in Western Union, which advanced sharply the first hour, but later joined the general list in the downward movement. Considerable feverishness characterized the dealings, and tbere were frequent small rallies, which were almost invariably followed by declines, and the lowest prices of the dav were generally reached in the last hour, final prices being at or Bear the lowest of the day, the market closing steady. There was considerable activity in Wabash stocks, IiOndon being a heavy seller. Everything on the list is lower to-night; Hocking Valley and Lake Shore are each down ?, Missouri Pacific and New York Central ach Hi: Lackawanna 1 per cent, and the remainder fractions. The market closed with tne following Dia: S per cent, bonds .lCl 'i Louisville & Nasft. Onit'd States 4s 12tA Louisville 5i N. A.... United States 4ii-llls; Mar. S Cin. rim plcL. Pacific 6s of '95 .1254;Mar. & Cin. seconds Louisiana consols..- 79 , Memphis A Charl.... Missouri 6s ....101V, Michigan Central.. 40? 41 73 Tennessee 6s, old- t o Minneap A St. L.... 22 Central Pac fireta 1181 Missouri Pacific......l07 Den. Ii Rio Gr.fi rets.l02 Mobile & Ohio... . 15 Cen. & G'g W, fir-sts. 7 1 Morris tt Ed-sex 142 trie seconds.... ic i Nasavuics cnat. io;'4 Nasavuie & cuat. .. 4 yew Jersey Central 61' j Norfolk & W. pfo 31'H ... ICO Northern Pacific. -ii, M. K. & T. C8 .. S. Pac. firsts-.. do seconds .... Northwestern cons.. 14 1 Northern Paciilc pfd ? do debenture 5s .109 lt. L. A San Fran'o..H0 St. Paul consols ...134 3U P. C fc P, firsts...! W ilUllUtl lJ...,.lJy 0 do. preterred....14i '4 I New Yorlt Cenual. 1.,' unio central Tex. P land grants. 4o Ohio & Mississippi.. 2J!i r. 1. &R. G.ex. cfjti. Ouicn PaciLc trhU.ll'J , Ontario & Western.. west fcbore Uregon avlgatoalU' a a - . v O 1 a nam s tipTf nu junruu imuncuu.... .14 aliezheny CentraL. , ureon improve 1.- m r If . 11 t-1 Alton & Terre H 3i A. 4 T. H. H. pfd.... S imeric an ExoresslOS 3ur., Ced. K. v N .V traciuu jaAix... 1 ; a I Panama 98 J Peoria, Decatur iiS. Z't IKttsbure I"1 Canada Pacific Canada Southern. 6i Pulman Palace Carl".' Reading.. Central Pacific 11'.. Rock Island. ... "a '1 Cbesapeak b Ohio... VV. St. L. & San Fran 0. & O. pfd firsts . 17 1 3t. L. & 3. F. Dtd ;w C & O. seconds 11' :, Hi. L. &.S. K. first pfd.112 Chicago Alton. 14t iC. M. & St. Paul.- 95JJ Chicago s a. pia.! ic. m. v bt r. pta...i J t Chicago, Eur. Si Ql3Ci St. l aul, M. & M 115 c et 1a s r. v. ...... ..... ou x aui 1 oiana., 1-4 C. St. &. IitU St. Paul & Om. pld-lli'i u.Kbuü ntts pta. Texas facinc..... 11 Cin., San. & Clee.. Si Union Pacific 57;; Cleveland & Col. . 5C?i United States Ex 6 Delaware A Hud 100 I Wabftsh. St. L. A P... 9!i Cel., Lack. Jt West-131 ;W. St. L. & P. pfd.. 17 Denver A RioGr 15f ii Wells & Fargo EX....12. Erie . 2H' j Western Union TeL. 6-V Erie prelcrred : Colorado CoaL..... 25 Fast Tennessee - Homestake ...... 25 Cast Tennessee pfd. 2 Iron Silver. I'.t.S , 30 Fort Wayne 11 i-'i Ontario üanmoai & ti. joe- ...... Ban. A St, Joe pld Harlem 225 Houston A Texas.-. 32 Illinois Central IS: Indiana. B. A West. 2iV, Kanxiui A Texas .. 30; ,. Lake Erie a West.... 12' t Lake 8hore..... t On1rkKllTPr Ji' do. preferred ........ 23 Southern Pacific .... Sutro 12 Mi! . SAW fii do. preferred 9$ . Y. C. A SU l s'i do. preferred.-.. 21 eastern JExcriangea. NEW ORLEANS, June 21. Clearings of the hanks, f.Ni.wa. PHILADELPHIA. June 21. Exchanges, J9,12, 303: balances, f 1,378,157. BALTIMORE, June 21. Eank clearings to-day, lAurAt,; Daiances, i-4i,4.. CINCINNATI, June 21. Eastern exchange easy at par uuying ana i-iu premium seinng. NEW YORK, June 2t. ClearinR-house state rami: Exchanges, 130,5'JO,5o3; uaiances, II.'Js'J, 572. 8T. IOCIS, June 21. Bank clearings today, 12.420,417; balances, f2.0,442. Exchange ou Kew lork firm at .otj'JDc premium. BOST05, June 21 Clearing House statement Exchanges, f 15,614,546; balances, S2,193,6öl. Rate for good money, Zi't,K per cent. Exchange on New lork, s to loc premium. CHICAGO, June 21. Associated bank clearintrs to-day, ?9,0. , 000. New lork exenange was quot cd at 4tc premium and quiet. Money rates re main nominally .V-i.4 per cent, on demand aud C9 pe cent, on time loans. foreign Money svnd Stocka LONDON, Judc 21. 5 p. m. Consols 101 3-16 for money and 1U1V for ao-ount. Cnited btates Bondg-4s, 127!ü; do. s, 113'. EaUway BondsAtlantic and Great Western firsts. 44; do. seconds. ll 'j: Canadian lacinc. t rie, do. aeconda 97: Illinois Central, 112H: Mexican ordinary, 27'; 8t. Paul common, 9t; New York Central, 110; Pennsylvania, 55: Reading, 13; . Pa&ia. June 21. Three per cent, rentes, &sf c lor tne account. COMMERCIAL. Wheat is in fail demand, and firm at quotations for all grades, while choice milling is scarce and higher. Corn is steady, with fair receipts and a good demand for immediate shipment. Options are dull and featureless. Oats are steady. Poul try and egga are steady; the demand fer live chickens is dull, while dressed are In lair request, Ducks are lower. Groceries are steady and un changed. In fruits, lemons have advanced; Ix-r rics are lower, w Ith only a fair trade. There has been a fractional advance in provisions, espe daily in cuar-cured boms. Tbere has been no change in dry goods, although trade Is Bat isf act ory for tbe itason. All other markets are steady The following table shows the receipts of grain to this point lor the past twenty-lour hoars: I EeceiTed, floor, bbla. Wheat bu JVS 600 17,500 13.000 r . Vm AlUf W U,MIWWH'MW,IWHMW,HMIHmW oats, bu Bye. bn BarlT. bu 4.800 The following table shows the amount of ffraln In store at this point:

Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. sdCVfttösT Ann imMim mm mm mm mm Elevator B - 2,44)0 13.0UU ,. Capital Elevator... 17,0U0 5,000 Western Klevator... M.sou 430 3,.:du Elevator D 1,000 500 10,000 . Total 75,900 12,900 l8,::oo I Correep'g day last rear. SUüO 46.600 20.700 5oo

t'lonr, Urain and Hay, Flour ra temta, $4 254 50; extra fancy, $3 803 3 90; fancy, S3 603 75; choice, 13 303 40; family, 12 CO; treble extra, 12 502 65; double extra, 12 2532 35; extra, 12 002 15; superfine, SI 750 1 90: fine, II 50. Wheat We quote: Bid. Asked Bid. 7 77 77 73 55 h Bid. 3 DO, 2 MM

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No. 2 white., trark track track track track track track track So. S white.. 3.;' 4' No. 2 yellow 34 No. 3 yellow.-. 31 331 No. 4 yellow....... 30 No. 2 mlxea sJii No. S mi zed Sl 3.1 ', 3.J Asked. 32V4 Sound Ear, Yellow ... 32 Oats We quote: Bid. No. 2 white..... 31? 4 track track track Mixed..- 27V Rejected 2i)i 26,W Bye No. 2 nominal. Bran Quiet; U 75 bid. Hay Nominal and dull; not wanted. CHICAGO MARKETS. Reported by T. J. Hodgen A Oo., Brokers. No. 33 toiun Aiermian streei, room z. mocks, Donus, grain and provisions bought and sold. June 21. Open'g 1 üighsL I Lowest: Closing Wheat June I 72T 72f4 72s 1 732 July.-.-. Aueust 1AV 76i 35 or, 1 75 31 si Corn Juye 35 I 35 27i 2tl 34' 8i"i 27 26 8 90 8 0 9 00 July - A neust a. Vi 27', 3l.' 27 Oats June . July Aueust 27-Jhi 271i 2tr 'HO 8 90 a u 11 Pork June 0 ;HI 8 85 8 95 6 15 6 20 8 .0 8 70 July AugustLard June ...... July AugustBibs June - July August... 0-2 o r 6 15 15 20 30 f.0 C2' 65 15 20 30 60 6 6 5 20 6 6 5 5 o 1 60 55 6 5.r CO 57' 5 S7U Receipts Hogs, 2K500 head. Car Lota Wheat, 53; corn, 402: oats, 144. EtGLISH GRAIX TRADE BKTIIW. Losdos, June 21. Tba Mark Lane Express, In its review of the British grain trade, says: The weather has been variable. The wheat crops arc fully three weeks late. Oats are alt-o backward. Trade favored buyers. The sales of English wheat during the week were 43,176 quarters at 31s 4d per quarter, spainst 38.1M quarters at 33s 2d during the corresponding period last year. Flour was dirlicult to sell and weaker. Foreign wheat was unimproved, and buyers were scarce. Flour and bailey were neglected. Oats were in large supply and 3d cheaper. Six cargoes of wheat arrived oil" the coast: two were sold, nve were wnnarawn and three remain, two of which are California. New crop California wasofk-rcd at 33s6d3K To-day the market was slow. Most grades of wheat show a decline of 6s on the fortnight. Other articles were somewhat steadier. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Dry Goods. PRINTS. Windsor fancyPacific fancy 6 6 Merrimac fancy Conestoga fancy. 6 5J 3-5 Cocheco fancy 6 fierwick lancy., Ji 11 U'UIIU 1BUVJT OVn I-tiUiUUt lHUt? . V Hamilton fancy - 5V2Wash'ntonIna blue.. C'i American fancy - bl4 American Ind blue American shirting... 4 A 1 Dion solid 5j Allen fancy...- 6)iSimpson'8 mining..... 6 Allen shirting-.- A Steel River fancy...... b Merrimac shirting.-. 4i Dunnell fancy 5Vj Newton shirting - 4 jDunkirk ..... 3)i DKEfS FABRICS. T ; . , U I., tl Ir l f . 1 7 Pacific J 4 poplin lus.. 9 Pacific f-i cashm'rs....l0 Pacific J4 Austialian crape IS Pacific 6-4 A. C. M 30 Pacific 6-4 E. X. cash. 18 Manchester eash...lO Manchester DeB.10 Atlantic alpacas 10 Atlantic . Li. cashin Atlautic F. cash m.... 22 Arlincrtoa g715 04312J J Pacific 6-4 A. C. cath.211 cashmere . eatin Berber.. ..12 Boucle. LAWNS. Oxford lswns ... SJ-i Stanhope lawns . 41-& Tacific Lattis lawns- 8 Pacific 1,400 lawns Vyx paciiic organoys 11 , aierrimac uauste id Garner's Batiste.. ..10H' GINGHAMS. Anioskeag Ijtncadter States (ilngow York Whire Msn'fgCo Bates seersucker.. .-. " Wamsutta 7V2 Berkshire . 7 Normandie 1... 6'i Roval , 6 5' 8' H 9 - 7 Keuirew dress .. 7 Johnson bnk foil 10' lUVfc, EROWJf COTTONS. Atlantic A...... Atlantic B Mystic RiverLawrence LL. Indian Head..., Conestoga V . Peppcreil R.... Ptpperell F.... Pepperell 9-4-Pepperell 10-4., 7 I Bed ford R-... CjHill's 6i Yardstick ...... 5 Tremont CC 7 Stark A-. .. 6 Snranack ::::::: V1 :::::: V1 4 64 Ctica C , 7 Hoot XX-.. . - ..16 Masfachusetts B B.. IS Windsor II.. . V4 BLEACHED COTTONS. lnJ.Mmln T "1 T?n If tilijonsaaie......-..... A ala rd va le W amsutta - Hill's Semper Idem 7?iFarwell V2 BiMasonville - 8 10 Fruit of the Loom Farmers' Choice.... 7H 6 P.lackstone A. A. . 7Vi Dwieht Anchor-.- K-.4 nope frf-4 1 Pocahontas -. . 74 Fitcbville - eiChestnut Hiil 5 PnriPrpll O.i 1 ll nnorrla'a f'amhrii Pepperell 10-4 2J Just out. . COTTON FLANNELS. B'n Bi d B'n Bl'd U 7 7 8 10 Trcment DL-- 6 7 8 9 10 11 Nashua XX Y2 Tremont F 6 Tremont U 6 Tremont L 7 IremoDt H 7 Tremont I.. Tremont A...., Tremont A.... Tremont X Nashua G Nashua FF Nashua ...... Nashua T Nasnua I Nashua C...... Nashua B.... Nashua A...... Nesbua AAA Nashua X-.... 8 .. 9" .. by, .. 6 .. 7 ... '.y 7 'i iTremont R 1V 12li.Tremont N .iiremont O, 7 IWimbledonCM 5' 6"4 7Vi;WimbledonCI, 7'4 8 Vimbledon CI- Vi Vi Wimbledon CK..8i 9U Wimbledon CD.. 9l-2 10' 9 (Wimbledon CC.IO-'I Uli Wimbledon CB.11 H loj4 W imbledon CA.13 114 ll'i.Calcutta t,v2 PLAIDS AND CHEVIOTS. Amopkeag 8VJ' Alabama plaids 7 Amohkeaj? fancy - 9J Louisiana plaids 7 Rate . - f Ottawa plaids 6 Otis BR 8 iEdinburg cheviots.... 9 Park Mills. 70 check-12'4 Everett cheviots - 9 Park Mills. 80 checkl3 Great Republic chev. 7 Economy check - 9! Columbian 7?4" Otis check Mi Hamilton stripes 10 Tuscarora 6;River Side .... . 1 Granitevllle. 7 i DENIMS, Otis, A X A 11 Otis, B B -10 Otis, C C - 9 Amoekeag., 14 York, blue 14 1 ork. Hate , 14 York, fancy -..13 '-J rtnVlanrl A 71 Everett 12 Columbian 7 11 Haymaker..- . a Boston TICKINGS. Amoskcft?:, A C A 12U'Lcvrlston, 36. York, 30 in loV,i Lewiston, 32. ConneMoca, B F ... 14 Lwitoii, 30. UVi io! 7 uonnestoga extra vz uaKiana, a CoDncsloga, C C A 11 0ak!and( A A 7 a G1AIN BAGS. American ...16 (Granger. ... 19 FranlliDville 17 Uwiston ,11 fltark. A 22' Georgia, A 1 Harmony -...-...15HlSco-. i CARPET CHAIN. White Ig Colored 22 Candle Wick .. 20 Coverlet Chain 30 No. .vx) Cotton Yarn-to Twine . 2Ü The Produce Market. Pjrgs Paying 8Vc per doz. for fresh, loss off. Butter Creamer 'ncy, 16lHc: cbuice, 15c; dairy, selected, lOilJc; country, fancy. b( 10c;freihana sweti,6c; low grades, l3e iter lb. Poultry Hens, 6c per lb: spring chickens, 10c; rooetera, 8c: hen tnrkevn, 6c: Vom tarkevs, 44c; old geese and well-feathered, per dos., S4 50; picked, per doz., 13 CO; ducks, per Ib., 5c Feathers Prime geese, 40c; mixed and duck, 20 2fC Raffs iflijie. Wool Bright Indiana, medium unwashed, 20c: tor heavy merino and verr coarse, 18 19c; tubwashed, 230c; burry, trashy and cotted, SQlOc Beeswax 1 820c Tbe Provision Market. Below are the present jobbing prices: Bmoked meabi, ctnrused or plain (plain meats not euarantred aeatORt skipper.) Ordern for sugar-cured and English meats will now be mied with canvaFscfl good, unless plain meats are spec ially aoked for.l ttugar-cured hams. Reliable brand, lb lbs. arerape. ll4c: do. 17J lbs. averatce, lie; do.t 20 lbs. average and over, 10c; do. licht average, 10 Iba., 11'c: do. 12 lbs. average, Use; BTiKar-curedhams, Morgan A Grey's brand, c leas than above; cottage bams. Reliable brand, 7c; California hams,lellable brand, 10 lbs. average, Sc: do. 14 lbs. average, 7c. English breakfast bacon, clear. Reliable brand, 9Vc: do. clear. Porter brand, 7c English shoalders. Reliable brand, 12 lbs. average, 6-;4c; English shoulders, 17 lbs. average, tytc; sugar-cured shoulders. Reliable brand, a less than above: Morgan & Grey brand shoulders, (c leas than English cured. - Mis-cut hams, none; do. shoulders, none. Dried beef. Reliable brand. 10c; dried beef, Porter brand, Lie, Bacon Clear iidea, light or medium weight, 7c; do. backs, light or medium weicht, 7c; do. bellies, medium weight, 7c. D. 8, and Pickled Meats English cured, clear idea, nnsmoked, c: do backs or bellies, ty bean pork, clear, per bbl., 20 lbs, 112 60; pork, clear, per bbl.. 200 lbs;, 10 50; hams do, f 10 50. Choice corned beef per bbl. 200 pounds, 13; do boneless rolled, per bbl. 300 pounds, ti5. Also in Sbbla, containing 100 Iba., at half price of the barrels, with 60c added to cover additional cost of package. Pig'! Tongue-Per bbl., 100 lbs., 16 60. Lard Pure winter kettle, rendered In tierces, 7ke; current e hilled do,, e;ln half barrels or 60-lb. tubs, 7c;4-lb. tin tnbMXc; 2Hb. palUi 8c: 10-lb. pails, trc . Lard Oil Pure, extra winter strained. In tierces, per gal., 30c; pure No. 1, do. 40c. Also In ball tils, 2ic advance on prict ol tierces.

Baufsgc Bologne In large or small skin, 6c; In rloth. 5Ve: Weinerwnrst. 9o. Polish. 10lic. Fresh Pork Sausage In skins, 7c; in buckets, 6iC The Grocery Market. Cheese Full cream. New York. Ii312!c: Ohio, 12vc; Bwan Lnike, Oc; Indiana cream, 9ic; Young America, 10c, Cotlees 4ommon, SilOe: ordinarr. lOKlllc; lair. lll4fll?4c: prime. 12) 12,' 4c; strictly prime, 14013'c: choice, 13s-i&Uic, Old Government Java, K V4.2;c: McLaughlin's XXXX, roated, 1 packages, lto-lb. cases, 13c: CO-lb. do., 137c: Arbut kle s roasted, 13Mc; Leverlng's, IZilc: Cardova. 13c: Gates' A No. 1, 154c; Gates' prime, 14V;iC; "Lion," Uic; Jersey, 13; gold medal, 13V. tuear Cut'oaf, 75;c; powdered, Tfi; grimilated, tymb&: ftandard A, 6'i(6lic; olf A, 6( 6Jc; white, extra C, 6?i6c; light brown, 5V$6c; comaton grades, 6l(i.VJ8c; New Orleans, 5&c. Molasses aud Sirups New Orleans moiasscs, kettle, 40(it6c; good. 40c; sirup, 22300 per gallon for common to choice; maple sirup, $1 00. Rice Carolina and Ix)uisiaua, 4l4C. t-pices Pepper, I9f-120e: allspice, 10((12c; cloves, 25(.:iOc; gingtr, lTic; cinnamon In mats, 123 16c; nutmegs, 75tÄoc. r;alt Lake, in car lots, 90i392c: dray lots, fl 00J 1 05:Jsmall lots, 10c more from store. Starch Retiued Pearl, 2.?4f;tc per lb.: Eureka, 4c: champion gloss, lump, yOsc; improved corn, Sff c ' Salt Fish Mackerel, extra mess, f24 per bbl.; halves, $12 60: No. 1 mackerel, 81820; halves, 10; No. 2 mackerel, 815 bHt6; halves, $7 60((H; No. 2 medium, is; halves, W 60; No. 3 mackerel, t-tö 6 50; halves. (3(3 50; No. 1 white h, 17 50; hiii but, 14c per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, 83 40; new Valencia, lOrcjlle; Sultana 11c: Muscatei raisins, two crown, 12 50m3; California L. lu, t'2 W; Muscatels, 82 75. Lemons Messina, 87 50( f M. New Prunes Turkish, 4ti?4c: Bultau, V.C. Currants 7,4'Ti'c.New Figs Layers, 153. Dates Mats, 4Vta5c; Kard,' iu 10-lb. boxes, 10(llc; 1'erf.ian, lu tio-'ln. boxes, 8c. Citron New, 30c Lemon I'eel New, 20c. Peanuts Raw Tennessee, 5oCc: w ilwington, Sc: roasted, lOc: Tennessee. 4.Vu6y; Virginia, tVi7c. Bananas 813 per bunch. "Cocoamits fll 50Ä5. Canned Goods Ne quote: Tomstoes, 3 lbs.. 81 10. Peaches. 3 lbs. standard. 81 75(2 00 ; 3 lbs., 81 90ca2; seconds, 3 lbs., SI 50. il CO: 2 lbs.. 81 4 "iil r0. Pie Peaches. 3 lbs.. 81 lüiül 15 6 lbs., 11 fcoftl 90; Gooseberries, 2 lbs., 90(vjc; Blackberries, 95c(181; strawberries, 11 10rl 15; Rasp

berries, 1 K'Sl is; Cherries, red, 8K4I Od; btrlug Beans. K3ii90c; Polk's Best I'eas. 81 60: Yarmouth Corn. 11 2(ai 30: Excelscor, 9öc; Mountain Sugar Corn, 11 1:.; Standard. 2 lbs., 90Co,!l 00: Polk'b Corn, 2 lbs., 5c; Mackerel, tl 15ai 20: Pinesrples, fl 502: Salmon, 1 lb., ft 40J1 50; Tumbler Jell es, SöcaSOc; Coe Oyster, lib., light weight, 60(fr65c; 2 lbs.. lull weight, tl.85l 95; Sardines. French, 81 75 per doz. ; American' J-48. 81 per doz.; Apples, 3 lbs., 90öaöc; 6 lbs., 12 50 (i$2 CO; gallon. 82 503 ). Beans Choice navy, 81 50; medium, fl 451 50; Msrrows.ll Potatoes Vichlgan, 55(äG0o per bu.; homegrow, 3540c. A ppleB Choice new, 11 003 50 per bb.1. Dried Apples Evaporated, Vaa common dried, SjOüePtai lies Dried peaches, halves, n4raic; Ca lorria halves, 74Q!c; evaporated, 13J11C. Honey 182oc. Greens Cale. 75cSll 00 per bbl. Squash 7;(S1 per doz. Strawberries 75c8l 2o per ca.e. New Potatoe? tl '-Ur'2 5o per bbi; New Beans ?3 0073 ;"i0 per bbl. tiieen Peas 81 OOrdl 2.". Cucumbers 30(4oc per doz. Cabbage New, J2 00(3 00 per crate; 11 5l 50 per ddi. Onions New, ft 0035 CO ycx bbl. Bermudas 12 75a3iK) per crate. Gooseberries $1 00(5,1 "25 per drawer. Currants 81 2.rxcil M per drawer. Raspberries 86 00f$G 00 per stand; 52 0Cg3 00 per case. Blackberries S5 00y 5 50 per stand. Seed. Feed Timothy, 2 05a2 35 per bn ; clover, 86 00 (5,6 50; blue grass, extra clean Kentucky, 9Ucivt II 10: red top, 75cf!l CO; orchard erass, 12 40 (i 2 S5, owing to quality; Enclish blue grass, ft 00 per cu: bird seed, rape, fcc; canary, oiic; hemp, 4Soc; miuet, sue. Coal and Coke. Block, 13 00; Jackson, 13 50; Pittsburg. 13 75; Raymond City. f- 75: anthracite, 16 50; Highland nut. 82 50: Piedmont. 85 00: eas coke. 10c per bu.. or 82 50 per load; crushed, S3 00 per loaa; lnirieuc. ?J Taper ton: Kanawha, 93 75; nocking, i 50; island, 2 ,0; Llosourg, la ou. Hides, Leather and Tallow. Hemlock sole, 20a31c: oak sole. 30;a37c: Pitts burg harness leather. 3iQ30c; harness leather. 30(J4c; bridle leather, per doz., 60rj72c; domestic kip. 50(80c; French kip, 80c$ifl 2-5; domestic calf, 70c(4?l 10; Irench caif. 11 loril 85. Uiues No. 1 cured, 8fiVjC; No. 1 green, cows, 6V;e; steers, 7Kc: No. 1 calf, 9c; cured, 1010c; or sail, ivn: muu rze; yo. 2 hides, 2c on. Tallow Prime, Soi-iHc; No. 2.3c. Urease Brown, 2c; white, 3)ic; yellow, 2c. Irng; Merket. Alcohol. 12 16?t2 25: calomel. 75. S5c; camphor, 2S(aatc: cochineal, fiooiwic: chloroform. 60rG."c: eurn opium, ti 50c3 75: indigo, 113; morphine, 82 60f?v2 70. o-ils Caster, 81 ööiäl 65: sweet oil. 90cjiSl S5: olive oil, 81 P0w3; bereamot (Sander-S5j-T-i 4o "V.". 1 rA InntAn a A wmsrn 4t r KTu., 4 1A Quinine P. and W Tögsoc; cinchonida, 213 26c; American bicarb, soda, 4i35c; Engiish do., b'ifcLtic. Suuil Garrett's. 2-os. pack.. 81 00 per doz.; 4-oz. bottles, 83 per doz. Flove's sulphur, fla5. Turpentine 40jl2c; Krglisb. Venitian red, by bob, 2'jc: less Quantities, 3c. lCHlyre $4 00: Iodide potash, $33 2S. Cloves, 20 (2)C. Rhubarb, üOcKifl 2-j. Window glass, 70 per cent ; aouoie, oc ana iu per cent. on. Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron 81 801 90 rates; charcoal Iron, 12 90 (vj iu; hoop iron, 2 w rates; Norway and weed iron, 4'.c rates; horseshoe iron. 3c. llorse Shoes Burntn t'erkins', Ter kep, 84 25; rjule shoes, 11 per ktgadvsnee. Horseshoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Iutnara, per box, 11 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb.. 12c; spring steel, 6c; tire steel, ic: toe iajk steel. 5c: machinery steel. 5c. Cut Nr;13 Ra'e3 for tens, IroD, 2 25, rates for tens, suei, t2 Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We auote: Llnsesd. raw. 40c: boiled. 43e: lard oil, 65c!')c: miners' oil, 55&G5c; lubricating on, i(a.c; uraits on, .i-xutfcic; benzine, lotaiic: coal oil, Indiana legal test, 9c: löO1 test, 9c; pertecuon. lie: water wnite. 150" test, lOic. Tinner's EurpUesr We quote: Best brand char coal tin. I. c 10x14. 12x12 aud 11x20, fo 25; Ix. lOx 14, 14x20 and 12x12, f-s 25: roofing, IC. 14 x20. 85 75 20x2f, 111 5('(ai2: block tin. in rigs. 2öc: in bars. 2Cc. Iron: 27 B iron, 13 25 : 27 C iron. 6c: Juniata galvanized. 50 per cent, discount: reined 50 and 10 per cent, discount. Sheet zinc, 6c. Copper bottoms, 22c Planished copper, 32c Solder, 14 LIVE STOCK. Indianapolis. Union Stock-Yam. June 21. Ga.ttl Receipts, 150 head; shipments, head Tbe supply was light, and slow sales. Market quiet. Kxport grades ...........4 5 UoöU to cliolos "''r""" ,, 4 10 5 SO tU.mi a IX Fair to medium liilppen. 4 203 i &o Common shippers joua to choice ttnr ,,,, 3ood to choice oowi . fair to medium cows and hellers., Common old cows... 3 50 1 4 00 3 f 4 10 S 2X4 3 60 2 70vj 3 10 1 50VI2 veals, common to pood S 50(4 5 60 1 50(4 2 50 2 'bet 3 50 28 00037 00 anils, common to medium... Hulls, rood to choice..... Mi'kers, good to choice Milkers, common to medium 18 0024 no noes Receipts, 4,500 head; shipments, 1 head. Quality lair; xenrket active and prices steady and unchanged, closing steady. All fold Heavy packing and shipping... S4 2C3)4 27 ugntana mixed 4 0u(4 20 Common to good light..................... 3 0(ii4 20 Pigs and heavy roughs 3 253i 75 REI-BEMNTATIVE SALES. No. At. HI... 171.. 2t)... 192... Tr. I C5 UP 4 15 4 17 No. At. Pr, 7., 70... v... 51... 0... 81 7 64 IM... 4 17V 4 17 ..1W... 4 4 4 2 23 50. .270... Purxp Receipts, -bead. As nsual on head; Monday shipments, - the receipts were light. Market steady at Saturday's prices. Good to choice . 13 50 4 00 Fair to medium 3 00(43 80 tmmon 2 2-rsi od Bucks, per head... 2 00( 3 00 Spring lambs . 3 504 SO Elsewhere, BALTIMORE, June 21-Beef Cattle-Market slow and prices yn.Vc lower as to quality, which avers red better; best beeves, $5 7V45 V,XA first quality, 85 2."(4" 624; medii.m, 14 2öui,'; ordinary, tdi; most sales were from fliS 75; receipts, 1,155 head ; sales. 988 head. Swine Fair supply and good demand ; quotations, $3 75i 5 receipt, 6,278 head. snecp and Lamos Keceipts, e.iv neaa; snecp 124 25; lames, 16. BT. LOtTIS, June 21. National Stock Yards Cattle Receipts, 900 head; shipments. 300 head. Market active and a shade higher; good to choice snipping and export, so 10(gt5 00; common to lair, 14 Sfr44 90: butchers' steers, 13 50,34 50; cows and heifers, 12 25(3 75; grass Texas, 12 2oatf 65. llcgs Receipts, 5,300 head; shipments, 1,000 head. Market aetive and 6c higher; butchers' and tet heavy, 4 20fi4 30; rough and mixed. 3 90(4 4 15; light. 14(94 10. Bheep Receipts, XOO head; shipments, none. aiarxei siow at 12 2034 . CHICAGO, Jnne 21. The rovers' Jonmal reports: Cattle Receipts, 5.C00 hesd; shipments, 1.500 head. Market unsatisfactory ana undesirable ? races iodise lower; shipping teers. 90 to 1,500 ba, f3 70,35 45; stockers and feeders, firm and a

fhade higher at 12 704 50; cows, bnlls and mixed. 12 5CM4: bulk. 82 Ibm 40; through Texas

cattle a thade higher at 83 10&3 75. lioes Keceipu. 27,000 head, shipments, öou head Market active and 10c higher; rougn and mixed. 84it4 25: packing and shipping, 84 2001 40; light. 14 15-34 30: skips. 12 50(43 50. Bheep Receipts. 2,600 head: shipments. 600 head. Market steady for good grades; common, weaker; natives, 12(4 50' Texans, 12 40&3 40; lambs, per head, 11 50&3 50. EAST LEBKKTT. Jnne 20. Cattle Receipts, 2,337 head; shipments, 1.444 head. Market a shade lower prices than last week. Hogs Receipt. 4.500 bead: shipment, 4,200 bead. Market active on Yorkers, slow on tops; Philadelphias. 14 354 40; Yorkers, 14 25&4 30. Kheen Receipts, l.ooo head: shipmenta. l.oou head. Market fair and e higher on good; dull on common; medium dull at last week s prices. KAN3A3 CITY, June 21. The Live Stock Indi cator reports: Cattle Receipts, 1.125 head; shipments, 99 bead; good, steady: common, weak and slow; choice, to fancy. t.r(x5 25; fair to good. 14 6Q 90; rommon to medium, 84(M 05; stockers and feeders. i 2f.(a4 20; COWS, f2 40(a3 50. Hoes Receipts, 5,147 head: shipments, 3,646 head. Market firm, active and 5(tloc higher: good to choice, !44 20; common to medium 13 CO w. Kneep Keceipts, none: 6nipments, none. Mar ket steady; good to choice. 12 753 50; common to medium, 11 50(2 50. NEW YORK. June 21. Beeves Receipts. In cluding 50 car loads of export steers, were 4,300 head, making a total of h.4jO head lor tne week. Market dull at a reduction of 1520c per 100 lbs., and at least 20 car loads remain unsold. Common to prime native steers sold at 14 40,4 80 per ilo ids., extra oo. at a,(b iu, i exas neers, w wo 4 M), and fat bulls at 13 254 25. Exports to-day, 135 head of beef cattle; lor the week, 1,540 head of cattle, 144 bead of sheep and 5,820 quarters of beef. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 14,600 head, making 34.t'20 for the week. Fair demand for good stock ; slow for common; all fold, however: extremes for sheep, 8:i(3 25 per ICO lbs.; lambs, I5i7 30. iters Keceipts. n.wo neaa; ail lor siauenterers direct. Market nominally firm at 11 50.,i4 70 per 100 lbs. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Frodac Markets NEW YORK, June 21. Flour Receipts."2i.S94 bbls.; exports, 8,61t bbls. and 14,240 sacks; market dull and heavy: sales, 120,000 bbls.: super tine western and fctate, 2 30c3: common to good extra Western and State, 12 753 75; good to choice do., 13 30(44 95; common to choice white wheat Western extra, f4 759; t N); fancy do., 14 85(4185; common to eood extra Ohio, 82 90(84 95; common to choice extra St. Louis. 82 904 95; patent Minneso, extra good to prime. 14 504 75; choice to double extra, 14 80(54 90. Wheat Receipts, 221,200 bu.; exports, 417,449 bu. : spot lots a shade stronger, but only moderately active: options oicned J4ic better, later declined llic, closing weak; sales, 5,496,000 bu. futures, lai.uoo bu. tpot; No. 2 spring, 82c; No.l hard, 84Xc; ungraded red, 70MJic; No. 2 red. 84ic f. o. b., (j86'4p delivered; Ho. 1 red. i2e; No. 1 white, J-6c; ungraded white, 82f'i87c; No. 2 red, July, 84asöc. closing at MV.c; August, 84S6c, closing at M?ic; September, Söta-sd; ic, closing at 85c; Oi-tober, 8iJf,C't87?ic. clos-iug at 86-c; November, ti'cQc, c.oblng at 87jgc; Pecember, Wc, closing at8X7hC; January, 90ili90J4c, closing at 90c; May, 9419J?4C, closing at 94'c. Corn Spot lota 2Mc bigner, but very quiet; options dull: re,eipts, 57.0.' bu.; exports, 100,155 bu; sales, 440,000 bu. future and 130.0CO bu. spot; nngraded, 39(a50c; posted No. 2, 45c; No. 2. 4&g,19e elevator;: kiln dried, 4Jc: yellow, 5oc: No. 2. July. 4d'kn.4."j;,;e, closing at ity; August, 4.t,,455-Jc, closing at 15?;c; September, clofing at 46c Oats White (ac better: mixed a shade lower: receipts, 3,f00 bu.: exports. 20,ft8 bu.; mixed Western, 3;5J;35c; white do.. 37S4ic Hay Etrong and quiet: shipping 60c. Hops Quiet. Coflee Spot fair; Rio dull at 9Xc; options a shade higher and moderately active: sales, 17,100 bags: June, 7.75c; July, 7.70c; August, 7.6.'6".7oc; September, 7.70c: October, 7.65&7.70c; November, 7.657.70c: December and January. 7.70c. Sugar Steady and ouiet: fair to eood refining quoted at 4 13-164 4 15-16c;off A, 5 1-16(55 c; standard A, 5jg ; conlectioners' A, fc'sc; cut loai ana crushed, bJ,iQ 613-lOc; powdered, 6?fc(47c; granulated, 6'c. Molares bteaily and quiet. Rice Firm and de mand fair. Petroleum Steady; unite! closed at f.'.wc. Tallow steady at 414c. Turpentine steady at 314020. i"orx unii. cut meats Firm : pickled bellies, 15 12.' ..5 25. Lard Very dull; Western steam, spot, fti 32; July, 86 33: August, 16 47; September, 16 57; October, 8ö62&ö6;; citv steam, 85 95&6. Butter Dull and in buyers favor; Western, 10(4l6löc. Cheese-Quiet and weak. Kggs Firm and demand fair; receipts, 2,"6 packages: Western fresh. 12'..(124C Copper uuii utner articles unchanged. Stf-ck of grain in store June lO-Wheat, 2,924,C13 bu.; corn, 2,001,305 bu.; oats, 1,148,493 bu.; barley. 15,225 bu. CHICAGO, June 21. On 'Change to-day the conditions were moie or less unsettled with piices alter a buoyant opening tending somewhat downward. The announcement of a decrease of J, 5t0,000 bushels in the visible supply was made during tbe session and was con siderably lartrer than had been counted upon by the trade, but was not sufficient to maintain prices. 1 he starting price tor August was 76c. an advance of J,ic over the official close on Saturday, and sold at once to 70ic, but began to break off under free oiienngs and continued to decline with a few fluctuations until 74Jc bad been reached, rallied and closed at 1 p. m. at 75-c. In tne aiternoon tneiceiing was easy and August closed at 75 3-16c. Both corn and oats ruled very slow with a somewhat easier tone and closed a trifle lower. Provisions ruled steady and closed a little higner . 1 lour vmi ana uncnanged. Wheat Fairly active and generally easier, bales ranged: June, 72!sä73'hC. closing at 72r,c: J ulJ ,z rö74;4c, ciosing at .a;c; August, 74$-bjic, closing at 75.' c: No. 2 sprinir, 72;ic: No. 3 spring, VJe. Corn Dull and easier: cash 34Vc; June. 340350. closing at Sil.'.c; July. 35(.35'..e, closing at 3 jc; August, 36 3-16:lCc, closing at 3-ioc. oats unu and easy; casn, 27c: June, 27fa27;Pc, closing at 2-c; July. 27 5-lt.(427;xC. closing at 27'ic: A ugust, 2t,,' ;(?! 26J ic, closing at 26,1 pc. Rye Steady ; No. 2. 5t')C. Barley Nominal : No. 2. 50A53C. Flax seed steady; No. 1. 8 1 0M. Mess i'ork Steady and firm: cash snd July, t8 Kas 90, .closing at S.N '.tl; August, IS H(j9 02i. closing at f'.. Lard Steady: tash. 8i l.": July, 86 20; August. 86 27.V 6 :0. Shcrt Rib Sides Steady; cash, 85 50. Boxed Meats In fair request and 6teady; dry sait?d shoulders, 84 (SM 10; short clear sides, 35 80,5 85. W hisky Steadj at 11 14. Sugar Cnchanged. Ou the rroduce Exchange: Butter Ruled quiet; creamery. 13(41tc: dairy, lli:jc. Eggs 9?il0c. Receipts Flour, 12.000 bbls.; wheat, 16.000 bu.; corn, 203,000 bu. ; oats, 131.000 bu.; rye, none; barley, 5,000 bu. Shipments Flour, 4,000 bbls.; wheat, 44.000 bu.; corn, 350,000 bu.5 oats, 60,000 bu.: rye, 2,00 bu.: barley, l.Ooo bu. Afternoon Board Wheat Easier: August, 75 3-lt'c. Corn Easy; August, ."6I-I60. Oats Easy; August, 26c. Pork Steady; August, J, Lard Steady : August, 86 27J(.6 30. BT. LOTJIB. June 21. flour Firm and tin charged. Wheat-Fairly active, but lower. The market opened steady' but eased off small fractious: ruled steady at tbe decline until near close further decline 01 ?i(4c occurred. Later recovered and closed firm lower than Saturday; No. 2 red, cah, 7sc; June, 77c; Jn'y, 74' c lld: August, 74-J4(475?4c cIokIok at 70 ' pc ; September, 7t ,(a7(vc, closing at "ibyti asked. Corn -Very quiet but firm and lvC Higher: No. 2 red, casn. :a31ic: June.aoJc: July. 3lM?e, closing- it Slat'lTn4: Ausust, -!2?4c; September, UafC. Oai rlrm but very dull; No. 2 mixed, CARD, acc; July, 24jC bid : August. 244'c bid. Rye Easv at 52V4c. Barley No market. Lad Firm and hirhtr: refined aud chemically bard. tC VA. Hay Siowto and atout steady. But-ter-l'nchanired. Egrs-Eapy at BWJc Flax' Med $1 ftil 01. Bran Firm at 45c conimeal Easy at 81 Vi. Whisky 81 10. W ool Active and firm at unchanged prices, l'rovision Quiet but strore and higher. Pork SJ 25. Lard io 80. Bulkmeats Strong: loose lots, long clear, ti 55: short ribs, 85 65: short clear, fö hO: boxed lots strong: long clear. So 60; short n on. So KJ; short clear, V 90. Bacon Firm and higher; long clear, 515(45 20: Bhort ribs, 15 25('u5 :w. snort clear. 5 37K(&5 50. Hams Firm at 810 50(412. Receipts Flour, 4.UUO DDIs. ; wheat, is.uuu Dn.: corn, :t. 000 bu.; oats, 5,000 bu.: rve, 2,000 bu. : barley, none. Sbipments-Flour, 14.000 this.; wheat, 4,000 bn.; corn. 41,010 bn.; oats, 6.0C0 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu.; bar ley. not.e. Afternoon Board Wheat eay and 'iiaic lower, Corn weak and ic lower. Oats unchanged. PHILADELPHIA, June 21 -Flour-Quiet; Ohio, Indiana. iSt. lxuis and Southern Illinoia. H4 4 -H: winter patents, 14 75(45; Minnesota bakers', ?3 Ö0(i4 50; Minnesota patcntB, $1 75Ä5: Wisconsin patents, NEC3 4 75. wheat-Opened firm, latter reacted, losiotr barely steady: No. 2 red. June. ji; ,; July, hsjic; August, 83s;ijc; September, 54S5ci Corn Steady with a fair demand : r.o grade. 3ic: no. 3 mixed. 3'Jiaiuc: o, 3 white, 4)c: steamer So. 2 mixed. 40c: No. 2 high mixed and yellow, 44c: futures oniet: No. 2 mixed. June. 43V4C443VSC; July Ji.(a44l4c; August, uy,Cttc; September, IrJaMGJic. Oats-Spot weak and lower: rejected white. 3314c: No. 3 white. a.r:tfUc: INo. 2 white. 36a36V,c: futures dull and lower; No. 2 white, June, &?4i 3C;c: July. S A6c; August, 33mc: beptem ber, 32KV"33c. lYovisions In fair demand. New Mess I'ork 810 50(all: do. prime, 810; do. family, 812. Hams Smoked, per lb., ll13c. Lard ctcaay; rennea, o wi; uo. steam, o uy. ruiter Firm but quiet: creamery extra, 1718. lips Quiet but steady; Western fresh, 13il4c. tleese tiuiet: Ohio flats, choice, 7Jic; do. fair to trime, 6(7JiC. Petroleum Pirm: 70 Abel test in bbls., 7c Receipts Flour, 2,000 bbls. ; wheat, 6,000 bu.: corn, 3.000 bn.; oats, 12.000 bu. ehiptnrnt Wheat, 32.000 bu.: corn 3.0CO bu.; oau, 20,000 bn. CINCINNATI. June 21.-Cotton Qu'et: tnlddlire, 9c. Flour steady; family. $1 603 K": fancy, 13 Wfiii 15. Wheat Easy: No. 2 red, 79 elc; receipt. 6500 bu.: shipmenta, l.ono bu. Coin-t'tronger: No. 2 mixed, 35c. 4ata Quiet; No. 2 mixed, 29r. Bye Easy; No. 2. 62A02V:. Pork Quiet at 19 50. Lard Active and higher at 15 95. Bulkmeats Strong and higher: shoulders, 14 75: short ribs, 15 75. Bacon tronger; shoulders, 15 r7H: short ribs, 16 40 ; short clear, 16 62J. Whisky Steady at tl 10; sales ol 773 bar

rels of finished goods on this basis. ButterFirm; extra creamery, I7(jl9c: prime to choice dairy, 9312c. Linseed Oil Dull at 37 39c. Sogar Quiet; hard reiined. GQVc: New Orleans, 5 54c. Hogs Firm; common and light, $3 504 4 CO; packing and butchers', 13 90J4 30; receipts, 2,156 head ; shipments, 706 head. Egjrs In fair demand and firm at lo'-ic. Cheese Firm:

prime to choice flat, 6irjj7JaC BALTIMORE, Jnne 21. Wheat Western hieher and active: No. 2 Western winter red, spot, felc asked: July. 8lS3c; August, Ktsai,c; September, 83!53Ji,;; October, Ml4s5c. Corn Western firmer and dull; Western mixed, spot, 43! 4:.hC: July, 43c asked; August, 45c asked; steamer, :;939.,c. Oata Higher with good in quiry ; Western white. 3;939c; No. 2 active at 33i35c. Provisions Higher with fairly active inquiry; mess pork, lllVtlo 50. Receipts Flour, 2,621 bbls.; wheat, 4 "JOO tiu.: corn, uS,000 bu.; oats, 100 bu.. Shipments -Flour. 7M bbls. : wheat, tt500 bu; corn, 99,200 bu. Sales Wheat, 600,:K)0 bn; corn, 44,000 bu. MILW ACKEE. Jnne 21. Flour Quiet Wheat Steady; cash. 724c; July, 73-ic; August, 75l4c; septemner, 7t?. Lorn-stcady; o. 2, 34l..c. Oats Drooping; No. 2, 2730. Rye Dull: No. "l, 55c. Barley Quiet; No. 2, 48c Provisions 1 1 igt er. Wess Pork Cash or July, &S 90; August, 19. lard-Cash or June, 16 20; July, 16 25. ButterDull; dairy, ll(aU3c. Cheese steady; Cheddar's, tc Kegs Firm at 114-120. Receipts Fiour, 15,189 bbls.; wheat. 18,475 bu. ShipmentsFlour, 45,027 bbls.; barley, 1,159 bu. LOUISVILLE, June 21. Cotton Dull; middling, fc. Grain Quiet. Wheat No. 2 longlerry, nominal; No. 2 red, 75c. Corn No. 2 mixed, 3536c; white, 38c. Oats New, No. 2 mixed, 29c. Provisions Quiet. Bacon Clear rib sides, to 37; clear sides. 83 60; shoulders, 15 50. Bulk meats Clear rib sides, ! 87 : clear sides, $6 12; shoulders, 85. Mess Pork 89 75. Hams Sugar-cured, 810 5012. Lard Choice leaf, 17 75. LIVERPOOL, June 21. Cotton-Steady with a fair demand: middling uplands, bld; do. Orleans, 5 3-l6d; tales, 10,000 bales, including l.OiiO bales for speculation and export and b.suo bales of American. Wheat Firm; demand improving; holders offer moderately. Corn Easy; demand improving: new mixed Western, 4söd per cental. Cheese American fine, 8t per cwt. TOLEDO, June 2L Wheat-Steady: cash, TO1 Mc; Jnlj and August, 79c; September, soe. Corn Neglected. Oats Unchanged Receipts Wheat, 5,000 bu.: corn, 39,000 bu.; oats. 1.000 bn. Bhipmentr Wheat, 9,000 bu. ; corn, 39,oo0 bu. NEW ORLEANS, June 21. Markets steady and unchanged. Oils. ANTWERP, June 21. Petroleum 16J paid and 16f sellers. TTTUSVJXLE, Jnne 21. National transit certiflopened at 7oc; highest price, 79c; lowest, 6,'.,c; closed at 69c. BRADFORD. Pa., June 21. National transit certificates, opened at 70Jfcc: closed at 69' c; highest price, 70Jic; lowest, 6bc; clearance, 2,701,000 bbls. PTTTSBURG. June 21. Petroleum Fairly active and weaker; National transit certificates opened at 70c: closed at 69)ic; highest price, 70jc; lowest, C9kc. OILCITT. June 21. National transit certificates opened at 7uc; highest price, 70? yc; lowest, 6h-c; closed at 69c; sales, 1,992,000 bbls.; clearances, 5,408,000 bbls.; charters, 79.841 bbla.; shipments, 10.9b0 bbla.; runs, bbls. NEW YORK, June 21. Petroleum Opened strong on reports of decreased production at 70.14C, advauced to 70-J4C, then on reports of increased flow in the Washington, Pa.. District, broke to 6sfcC,and closed at VJbc. Sales, 7,510,000 bbls. Cotton. NEW YORK, June 21. C. L. Green A Co.'s report on cotton futures says: Most of the business was confined to putting forward July contracts into August, and the market made no important fluctuation throughout the day, closing somewhat nominal at about Saturday's rates. NEW ORLEANS, June 21.-Cotton-Quiet: middling, 8jjc: low do., fcc: good ordinary, 7e; net receipt, 6h9 bales; gross, 7.V2 bales: exports to freat Britain, 4,383 bales; sales, t00 bales; stock, 56,001 tales. Dry Good. NEW YORK, June 21. With large numbers of buyer present, there was a wide inquiry for flannels, blankets and other styles of woolen goods, while in cotton goods more has been in sales. Agents have advanced the price of Lawrence Linne brown cottons 2 per cent, . DAMAGED BY STORM. nouses Wrecked and Crops Badly Injnred in Texas, St. Louis, June 20. Word comes from Texas that a terrific wind and rain storm passed over parts of theunterior of that State last evening, and that great damage was done to town property and to crops in the country. At Waco several houses were badly wrecked and one man severely wounded. At Dallas a good deal of havoc was caused by the blowing down of small buildings, and the uprooting of trees, etc. At Weatherford the residences of S. B. Womac. W. P. Bull, S. L. Weatherford, Mrs. M. 13. Beach, the grain warehouse of George P. Levy and the Colored Baptist Church were demolished, and the Methodist Church, the Opera House, three public school buildings, the Sikes Honse, the Franco Land Company's ollice and a number of other buildings were badly damaged. Miss Ella Womac and Mrs. Gammon were injured by falling timbers. Accounts from the country are that a large amount of corn and cotton was beat an to the ground, and that barns and other outbuildings, fence?, trees, etc., were destroyed. The damage in Weatherford is estimated at from J40.000 to $50,000, and the loss in Parker County is placed at over $100,000. Lumber Failure Near Buffalo. El ffalo, Is Y., June 21. The failure is announced of Charles II. Williams, a prominent plaining mill owner at Tonawanda. His liabilities are estimated at$3ö,000, assets unknown. The Life of the flesh is the blood thereof." Pnre blood means healthy functional activity, and this bears with it the certainty of quica lesiorauoii irora sicaness or acuueuu Dr. J. II. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier gives pore rich blood, and vitalizes and strengthens the whoie body. CONSUMPTION CORED, An old physician, retired from practice, hiTing had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of simple vegetable remedy for the speedv and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and ail Nervous Complaints, after havine tested its wonderful curative powers In thousands of case, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, 1 will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, In German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this pa per, r . A. rOTS8, jy rower a juocx, Avcunver, K. V. BS GL0VEn TSSÜS (tomach and liver trouble, pimples, cosliveness, ba4 breath, piles, ague and malarial diseases, indigestion, loss of appetite, low spirits, beadacbe, and all dis easel nl tue kidney. 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