Indiana State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 April 1893 — Page 7

THE INDIANA STATE SEXTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 2G, 1893 TWELVE' PAGES

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THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.

MESSAGES FROM ALL CREATION TO "THE SENTINEL." The Minor Occurrence of Kecent Pate Kriefly "otel for the Headers of this Paper What I Going On at ilome and in Foreign Countries. Don M. Dickinson ia ill with quinsy at Detroit. Now Zealand cyrii'ta will be represented at the world's fair. A boat with the bodies of four men was sighted in the North sea. A eevera earthquake shock occurred at MiUzzo, on the north coast of Sicily. The sub-treasury at New York recoived $70,000 in Kold certificates in exchange for greenbacks. In Kivoli, protince of Turine, three women were burned to death in a fire in a draper's shop. The coatest over the millions of the late Daniel 15. Fairweather at New York was dismissed. The funeral of Mrs. Htncock occurred st New York. The interment will take place at M. Louia. The duke of Newcastle arrived at New York, lie will remain until joined by the duchesa of Newcastle. The New York Central will exhibit at the fair a fac-elinila of the first railroad train ever run in America. The brewery of the Kling brewing company at Detroit, burned. The cost of the plant is said to be .50,000. The anti-pool eellin law was practically killed in the Illinois eenate, being eheived by a vote of 27 to l'l. Seven hundred delegated from Ireland arrived in London to attend a meeting in opposition to Irieh hnme rule. Frei (Hraond, the English bicyclist, arrived at New York and will compete with the American cracks this tnusou. George Dawson, the Australian welterweight, has been matched to spar with A! U'lirien of Philadelphia May 11. Smith declines to spar with Goddard for nothing at tho shows which the winner of tue New Orleans liiit was to give. Harvard and Pennsylvania havo completed arrangements to play foot ball together on next Tnaukagivimz day in Cambridge. The Early of Derby is eafTerin? from an attack of heart disease at l.on lon. Consider.ble anxiety id felt regarding his condition. The Pnrdue-Pel'auw base ball came, which was to have been played at Lafayette, was postponed on account ot the wet grounds. A eteam scow used in transporting fire clay at Lock Haven, Pa., waa capsized in a heavy gale of wind and three men were drowned. The legislatsre of Prince Edward Inland has ajjain pa.-eei a bill abolishing both the legislative council and the house of assemblies. The last nail was driven and the last model was placed in the U. S. geological display at the government building at the world's fair. Letters bearing dates up to March r have been received from William Astor Chandler, who id leading an exploring expedition in east Africa. A decided eensation has been caused at Berlin by the ilight to America of Deputy Capt. I'aron Hppen. ilia creditors have seized Iiis Loused and goods. I'nionietfl and nationalises held counter demonstrations in Armagh. They came tozether anil veral .-hots were exchanged. More rioting expected. The annour.cement of the disaster to the l'ennylviinia V Maryland eteel company had a very depre.-singedect throughout the financial circles ot ilaltiraore. G. A. I. von of the New York Jlcnr.J.r end Mir3 Florence llus-ell, the elocutionist, of the t-a:i.e oitv, were married at tne bride'a o'd Lome at Fruit Lidge, Mich. A rhal.ege wa' cabled from New York on behalf of Johnny Iriiiin to eorge Johnson of I'nglat1 i. irii'in oilers to box the I'riton tar t".-M'0 a side and a purse. In the la.-t three yenrs of his lifo the earl of Derbv distributed more than jiöO.fVi) arLong the poor, besides semiing considerable fcuajs to charitable organiza tion". One thousand men from the Quean's IsiSiid ship yard marched through tho etre-ts of be. fast siuging the national an them, when a light occurred with, nation aliatd. Gen. John Meredith Head presided at a meeting of the American colony at Paris to J av a tribute of esteem to the retiring American minister, the Hon. Thomas Jef ferson Cooiidge. Tom 1'oe, a well-known bicycle rider, will start on May U to ride across the continent from New York to San Francisco. 11 expects to make the trip in Eixty-Sve days Frince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and his bride, the Princess Mane Louis of Parma, have sailed from Spezz'.a in the Amphithrite, their destination being Varnia, the Bulgarian seaport. Chief Consul Thomas Hay has been on a run through tne state the past week and w ill not return until tomorrow. He has not enjoyed the Lett of weather, but has had a much needel rest. At Carrollton, ia., nine of the men recently convicted as white caps were aentenced to twelve month each in the chain-gang. The oth-ir two were boya and got oif with six months each. Alva V. McKe, editor of the El Paso (Tex.) Krcnlnj Tribuns, and county register of voters, was arrested on indictments charging him with illegally registering votrH for th last election. The Argentine government ban made throujh tho Parings an o!ler to pav , annually with resumption of payments of full interest after (We years aa settlement of the foreign debt. The debate on tho it-con 1 reading of the home rule bill will be concluded on Friday. Mr. 'lad-tune will deliver a speech on the nicsuura and will bo followed by tho Lb Hon. A. J. I'alfour. At a cabinet council held in the Elyseo it was decided to give riutico to all workingmen in the employ of the French oterncibntthat they are forbidden to take any part in the coming celebration of May day by the working classe. Arthur Zimmerman, the champion hicrchst, t-ai e I from New York for Liver5100I accompanied by his brother-in law, o-eph McDertnott. Mr. Zimmerman intends competing in all the biß races in Lugland, Franc and Germany. Whnt It .Money WeUhi'l k-slnit tht l,. nlt'i It 0 often filUtt luy? Irw ink-id. Wbl.a rat tmni of ita i-i a total exam; uon ff.in that gr.-a't of all it whit hMtati ! Im r 111 hall!i wo may do iiiik Mo t-ro tli chance of Ineirrlnff It, aa I t!iU not a.. mo by lh Joptton of nah aanltary rn aiire in to t found l daily efri-iw, r.jultr houra, pr jdi-D in ati id an I drinking, aud a whulooima lief, but . by f( aorllnij to Jullcout previiitlvo mriPotti.,n wti. n lh, ayitern it threatened by unhoalthful InLicin For i octane, mi.tanWor eojiurner In inu mr oin loclUii' iliutilit ui lP-ttlnr'( Siomrh i'..li"r dfra ava.ntt eM.U nt fT r, ao l yrtn who Incur inuah out-"f-hr eipoure iKouM milnr it m a (nfoKuaril Ktintl riiumatiam. TratUr In I ha troi ! fliil It loralnalila iIm 11 1 man of arrranog llr fxunplainl anl run'tlpatloo, o4 rrmtrac(in4 Ifia dabiltiallug lufluao'.a f a torrid cIlioaM.

CLIQUE BUYS WHEAT

nd on the Advance Sells It Oat Again. CHICAGO, April 20. Wheat today av eraged highter, but left otT with a declina of o in May and c in July. Lynn Champiin and some others of the heavy local scalpers fought against any advance. The clique bought at the opening and sold on the advance. Corn was firm and closed with a gain of c. A moderate advance was established on provisions. In the wheat pit speculative feeling waa nervously apprehensive, and as a rule shorts were inclined to cover and there was considerable investment demand. Ca bles were firmer and there was renewed talk of foreign crop damago from drought, but private messages from Paris and Perlin denied that any damage had been inflicted on grain, while admitting that pas turage had been seriously shortend. The condition in Kansas was still said to be full of peril to the wheat crop. Some good rains were admitted, but dispatches from many parts of the state said that the recent freezing weather had done moro damage to wheat than the recent drouth had. The weather bureau alio reported killing frosts in Ohio, Kentucky and Ten nessee, and it was thought that much wheat must have been injured, as much oi the crop thero is in the joint, at which Etaae it ia susceptible of injury from frost. During the last hour wheat turned easy, mainly on free realizing sales, which was a disappointment to the bulls. Tho decrease of the corresponding week of last year was 2,JO',000 bushels. There was a growing feeling that the clique is fchifting around in its position and is likely to drop May and bull July. It sold Pardridge 60.0U0 Lushels May today, but immediately replaced it by a purchase of the sumo amount for July and has done the samo thing in many other instances. Ju y opened ahout lc to c lower and then rallied Ac again, became weak and prices declined ;c, ruled steady and the closing was lower than Saturday. Corn attracted a treat deal of attention, tho market ruling much more active, prico changes covering a wider r.mge, with increased outfide interest. The sentiment appeared to bu a continuation cd the ftronger tone developed late Saturday and etill higher prices were scored, extreme figures, however, not being maintained up to the close. There was a better outside demand, St. Louis beintr credited with purchasing freely. New York was both buying and selling. Shippers bought a good deal early, but sold considerably on the advance. The sharp demand induced many local f-horta to cover, and the offerings for the time being eight created a very lirm market. Indications of a better cash demand and strength in surrounding markets all tended to sustain values. Opening trades were at about the final figures of the previous sesnion, and after selling up ic worked back c. rallied :jc, eased oil c. ruled firm and closed with a gain of ii lc. There was a good business in oats and a stronger feeling. The market opened o lower for May. but steady for the other months. Good buying of " May and celling of July caused it to decline from j!c premium at the start to the same price us May at the close. The strength in corn and wheat also helped the the market and prices advanced 'i lc, reacted (- jic, and anil cioeed eteady with a net gain of (- c. There was a biV broad market in provisions most of the session. Prices got a very decided advance during the morning and part of the gain was lost before 1 o'clock. The freutest volume of trade, as well as the greatest action in prices, was on pork. The strensth whs also better maintained in this product; the t-tren.-th ut the ptart wus from tho hog market. 1 Receipts wtre .",! ;ü under the estimate of VI (l'l!, and Tureday estimate lighter at IS.Utii. There was some outeide huving on the early market. Strong local parties were good buyers on the advance. Sttever bought freely of pork for Wright or Cudahy ; perhaps Wright was a buyer besides. Armour took pork and fudahy lard and ribs. The Anglo und Dunham alno bought pork. C'hapin anil Kdwards and Chicago packing company tookiurd. Packers generally were good buyers. Shorts naturally covered stuff. On the good advance tho.-e with profits were free sellers. When the offerings became liberal prices went oil" quite cdiarply, but Etill held a good advance over Saturday ns follows: Pork from ' 0 to 37J : lard from 7 to Y2 and ribs öc higher for Septemher, with the other deliveries unchanged. Freishts were dull and easier at lc 011 wheat and lc for corn to Putialo. F.stimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat, Ö40 cars; corn, .'5:10 cars; oats, 2-5 cars; hogs, ls.000. The leading futures ranged as follows:

Artla'.at. I Optnlog. II ghat. Lowest. Closing WllF.AT ! I I Msy.... 7.1 73 I 72V, 1 72Yt July..!75J3T:'? 7.v; 717137 lV'pt ... ', "4 7.'r;H 7(i C'OKN j i April. 4!J 42 I 41', 41VJ Mar.... 41-' J 4J; 4i 41''. July... 4..' J 4I'. 4.! IV-;.11.14 ... 4J4il;i i 44,'4 4l.','54l-'-Oat- j ! i Mar.... 2 J -i"i.'-7M 2 ; .'-; U-i' June... J.-M 4 as'-, ' i t July...! 2-;. i-' 4 J? 2-4 2 V ; Ü' '1 ... i-'--; hi 27), v,yfw2-:H, zi POP.K i May..- 17 2'1 IT 2.; IT IT 4! Juir... 17 O) 17 I'T1,, 17 .".I 17 V) Sept... 17 7" lS J7!j 17 72 i IS i;7 Laui j May ... 11 ao 10 10 0 :f, 0 5 July... io o:'4 pi t p o;, 10 10 tept.... 1U 2-', PI t) 10 2a 10 2't 8 Unis I Mar ... 9 fl'i' 9 fi 9 7." 9 7 Juir... !7'i I 9 M 9 (,.-, 9 67U S-.l ... 9 75 I V Kl j 9 7J'i 9 71

Cai-h flotations were a follows: Flour Steady; unchanged; spring wheat, 711.'c; No. 3 spring wheat, f. o. h., C2?,71e; No. 2 red. 71;4c;No. 2 corn. 41 Uo; No. 2 oats. 2le: No. 3 white, t. o. U, 3'.e; N'. 3 white. 31'Vif'iJ 3.io; iXo. Z rye, Cljjo; No. 2 barley, to: No. 3. f. o. b.. 43M.3c: No. 4, f. o. b.. 3t(;i4'ic; No. 1 llaisned. (1.13; prime timothy saad, ii 15; mesi pork. j-er brl.. J17.4.V-U 17..'-0; lard, per l'.0 U.a., $'.'.2'i'i.'J.,J7,i; short ribs aides (loose), t' dry called ahouldera (boiedi, S'i.7 V'OlO.oO; abort clear sides (botedi. 10.2'(41".W; whiky, distillers' finished goods, per gal., 1.1 i; No. 3 coru, 4'i,'40. .Vviir.. ,Su'i,Tn ft. Flour. Lrls HO.oo) l.'.() Wheat, bu V i2,Mri t.2.(0 ) Corn, bu 1. ;,( (1 372.0"l Out, I. ii 21.".0s 3.'I2,H,() Kte.bu 3.Ki0 ),()o ltatley. bu 20 51,XX) On the prodtics excli'inge today the hütter market wna very lirm; eresmery, 22fu''ö; dairr. '2Mifr2-c. Kggs tuiet; striotly lreh, HHHlc. I.NM A.IAI'OI.H, Iri., MiiMur IAi.m.nu, April 21. I J. K, Perry & Co.'s Chicago adrlo are ai followa : Markets this mornitig opened with strong feeling all around. Ilsporta of hsavv fioita in aouinrrn kunaa and aa far south aa Knosrlile, 'I en ii., oauaad a tinner faeling in eolton, but we hardly think It was sersre euougli to hare aoy l!et on the growing wheat. Ihe drought abroad still continues, and, although there were numerous report that It had not done any severe dsmsge, still there were large buying orders both her and in N'aw Yurk. 'Una was the principal cause ot the advance ths early part of the aesion. At lbs advanee, however, (her weie some very hsary selling order, some of tha large! shirts Incrsasing their lines ami some of the heaviest floor traders taking tUeir profits on wheat

bought below 74c. Outsida orders maintained price for awhile, butfinallr the crowd became filled up and the market gave way under the influence of the heavy local selling. The laree increaae on passage and the iücreaaed Iodia shipments is rather discouraging to holders. Speculators are now looking toward the crop situation abroad. A continuation of the drought there will bring liberal buyiDg orders. There was a good demand for course grain and the market was stronger all around. Soma heavy buyiog ot eorn on foreign account. There was also a good million demand for sample lots of wheat. 1 he light receipta of hogs at the yards and higher prices cauaed a strong provision market. The domestio demand., however, was not quite so good as the latter part of lait week. Speculators were free buyers. PRODUCE MARKETS.

Quotations from New York, Cincinnati and lilaewhere. NEW YORK, April 24.-Flonr-Receiptj, lS.O'JO paokaeea; exports, 2G2 brla, 5.120 aacka; sales, 7.3UO pnekagea; market dull; ateaiiy. Coromeal Dull, teady, Kye (Juiet, nominal; western, ' SoGiSOc. Barley Firm, dull. Hurler Malt Steady, qm'et. Wueat Receipts, t'5.325bu; exports, 21U.3 10 ba; sales, K',870 bu futures, 4,000 bu spot; spot market firm; moderately active for spot; No. 2 red, store and elevator, 7CQ,"öja! afloat, 77io; f. 0. b., 70Ji7S'ic; No. 1 northern, frX'ic; No. 1 hard, SUJo; No. 2 northern, 80?4C. Op tiona were active, exoited and irregular: opening strong and advancing Jfllo firmer on cables, foreign buyinj", decreased stocks, light clearances, liruier Chicago tand local coverinc, reacted Jt,($c on the increase on passage, larger India shipments, reports of rains in the southwest and free realiioir here and ut the West, clnsing weak at J-.o advance to deoline; No. 2 red May. 76' (?,7o' 3-p!o. closing at "Cc; June, 77C'.7c, closing 77 7c; July, TsVii.TUj-.e, cloaing 7;"c; Aug., MKOc, c!osinp S'c: iSept., M).7H(ti,hl Jtic, closintr Oct., 82(i f27c, cloamg 2o; iJec, SCexjn'e, closing S4?Be. Stock of gram in store and at'.oat April 22: Wheat. 5,7'.'2,900; corn, 32'J; outa, UV, 815; rye. 55.7O0; baney 3 t.i; 5; malt, DS.fe; pe;:s,y,135. Coro-li-J, ceip's. I'tt.OlO bu; exporto, 04.21S bu; sa'.ea. l.r:5,OC0 bu tuture, f.5.J00 bu spot; t pote quiet, hrmer; No. 2. J-'U'.'c elevator, file atloat, ungraded mixed, 5uCaf)l.'io; iteamrmixed, 4 e; No. 3, 4i;ji4IJ'c; optiona advanced -'il'c with wheat, iiiiht receipts, foreign btiying. firmer cables and local coverings, declined i'-O on realizing, eloied firm at JlK advance and trading more active. May, 4SjM('4 4'J,'..e, closing 41; e; June. 4.'.1i We, eloaing 4:-',c;.luly, i.'fewlio. closing. 6CUc; Aug.. W: AQx)hj:i, elositur fK'ljC Oats Ileoeipts, 51.450 bu; exports, 52,04(3 bu; sales, fr'O.OOO bu; futures, 151.000 epot; spotf, stronger, ecaroe and wanted; options firmer, fairly active; May, 34',(ar, eloaiup, 3l)ic; July. SVV-Ue, closing, 4!tc; No. 2 white, 40' ic, No.2Chica:o, ."?'io; o. 3, 37o; No. 3 white, SJ.'c; mixed wsstern. 37.3'Jo; white do." 3!Ci47o. Hay Firm; fair demuni 61'c Hope ti'iiet lirm. llidea 1'ull, acsrc?. Cut Meats tuiet, firm; pickled hfliici, 12 lbs. llll?ic; middles. lirm. ltiiet. Lard Ouiet, lirmer; western iteani cloned nt S10.4 J nuked : snlea, C.3Ö0 tierces at $10.2.Vfi.l0. 40; option aa:es. none; May closed at fl0.2"; July closed at $10.40; Sept. closed at 10.55. Pork Firmer, quiet; old mess. 1:5.26; new mess, 13.75. Iiutter Lers doing, lower, unsettled; western dairy, goQ 27o; do creamery, 27C-"3c; do factory, 2i)Q'2'e; Klarins, .'!3o. Cheese Steady; old, fairly active: new iiuiet; part skims, old, C- 'Jc; do new, 3( lc. Kggs iaitt, lare receipts, about ateaiy; receipt, 1.1.073 packagea; western fresh. 1616'I:duck.l(i22e. Tallow Steady. ltice (uiet, easy. Molasses New Orleans, open kettle good to choice, fairly active nrm. Co.iee Options opened lirmi at 20(110 points advance, closed lirm 45tei0 up; alee 3'.,750 bairo, iooluding April, l.kc; May, 14.35fa 14,:.0c; June. 14.3OQ14.50c; July, 14.30rjU.45c; Aue.. 14.2((43e; tiept., 14.2ö(-iil4L50e; Oot., l.2dl.3i'o: lec. 14.256i.14.60c. Spot rio. dull, lirm; No. 7. löiVlöJsC. Sugar Haw, dull, firm; retined firmer, fairly active; mould bbi5 7-lto: standard, 0 l-lt(c5' ,c; confec tiunera A. 4 15-15''. 6 ,e; powdered, 5 6-16(0 5'4c; ffrauiilate l, 6 1-17(:U5 5-lCo;cubes, 5 5 K .r''i. Pig iron Dull, steady; American. S12.75 ('4,15.50. Copper (.luiet; llake, 11.20. Lead Meady; domeaiic, ?4.rJ,i. lin Lloaed ateany; straits, f20.C0 bid; ?2).,0 askedj plates, steady, quiet ; fpelter. quiet, firm; domestic, J L45. CINCINNATI. O, March 24. Flour Moderate demand; fancy, ?2.3;(ca4; iamily, il.2l(L'S. Wheat In fair demand: No. 2 red. ti7e; receipt-. 3,.r)C0; shipments, 4,100. Cora trnt.'er; o. '1 muni, -43t !1,S' ata Steady: No. 2 nixed, 00(320. llye Stronger; No. 2. Fork Firm: 17.75. Lard Firm; ?'.5u,' ( !-75. 15ulk meats (Jaiei; $ia Uacon r irrn: ll.-ö. V hisky In lieut demand; aales, 0)7 Larre!; Jl.14. Ihitter Scarce, hiirher; faucy l'.igiu. creamery, 3Je; Ohio, 2'J(j,30c; Prirao dairr. 20(' 22e. Sugar Strong: hard retined, 4T,(ö.'4'o; yellow, 37 ,.c. Kggs Lasier, Lie. Cieexe rirni; prime to choice. hio iiat, lO'.' llc. IlALTIMOltF. April 24. Wheat Strong; April, 75 ', c; May, 7"?4c; June, 70' Jo bid; July. 76?ie. Corn Stror-g. 4'.c; April. 40' ,c l id; May, 4Jc; July, 4'.'!3'c bid. Oats Steady ; N. 2 wlntu western, 41)c: No. 2 mixed do, 37c. Kye Active; No. 2, C2 ,e. Hay Lower; good to choice timothy seed, lö(i.l(ic. tiraiu i'reirhis (uiet; steam to Liverpool, 2d. Pro visions-Steady. Mess Pork 18.50; Should er, lo je: long clear. ll!ic: ugnr cured smoked shoulders. 12lic: hums. Lard Retined, 12o. llutter Strong; creairery fancy. :5')c. KgL-s (uiet, 14sjo. Collee Steady ; llio fair. 17)r; No. 7, löJic. TOLi:i0. O., April 24 Wheat Aotive; No. 2 CRbh, 71' ic; May, 73.12'o; June, 73c; July, 74;rc; Aug., 76M. Coru Dull, firm; No. 2 casb. 42','o; May. 42c; o. 3. 42o asked, Oats Ouiet; No. 2 mixed, cash. 3!c. Kye Dull; cash, 55c (Jloversced Dull, steady; prime cash, 30c. Receipts r lour, 150; wheat, ln.OoO; torn, 9.000; oats, lJOO; rye, 1.0(JO; cloverseed. 71. MiiproentH Flour, 2,tiO0; wheat. 4O.40O; corn, 131,000; oats, 400; rye, 400; cloverietd, 60. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Umok Stock Yards, I Indiana I'olih. April 21. 1 Cattle Receipts, none. Therefore change. The outlook good. We quote: Fxport grades, 1.450 to 1.65'J lbs...$ 6 L'5 no S 60 Good to choioe shipping, 1,20 to 1.400 lbs Fair to good hipping, 1,000 to 1.200 lbl Common steers. 900 to 1.100 lbs Choice feeding steers, 1.000 to 1,20) lbs - Fair to medium steers, 850 to 1,000 lis Common to good stockers, 500 to tOO lbs 4 7SQ 5 25 50 00 60 90 60(a) 4 10 60Q 2 75r$ 4 OJOii 3 M'li 2 7500 Kxtra ciioice heifers lair to medium heifers Common and light heifers (iood to choioe cows Fair to mediuu cows Common cows Veal calves Kxport built (iood toehoio butcher bulls Common bulla flood to choice cows sod calves... Common to fair cows and calves.. 3 76( ö 3 (HX'V 1 OOf a 4 0 Oo 3 60(4 3 2 75('V 3 25 1 75M 30 00('t,40 (Ml 15 OOCf023 00 StiKni and Lamils Keceipl, light, firm ut (uotution. We Uote: Msrkst (rood to Choice sheep fl 1l(i) 23 Fair to medium sheep Common sheep l'.nck prr head 4 2(',4 7ö 3 bWi,i 00 J OOf U", (O 6 7Maß 00 6 HöOvH 50 4 oo(,a. oo Choice ewt aud wether lambs (Iood to choice lamba Fair to good lambs llot.H Receipts, 1.0(X. The reo pts li-ht and qunlity fmr. Market fmrly active. A sliuils lower. Cloe steady. CliOice tiesvy stuppiur Heavy and mixed packing.. Choice lights We quott:: . 17 6".rJi7 i.r .. 7 50(47 M .. 7 0fo.7 50 I oiiiiuou i.ghls l'istai I 25((7 25 6 U)(p.t '.it) 5 75i6 75 Uoutfü.

Ptl 111 H-NTATIVK PALKP, So. Av. . A'o. A p. Pr r, 2H fi oo tn l;s J7 40 11 KM 50 4 170 7 50 io 2:i a es t:; 7 ;o VC 1 1. 7 25 7.1 211 7 05

N FW YOU K.April 24. lUtve Heoeiptsfor In days, 5,7 Id had, including .l cars lor port, 57 oara lor the market and 2 10 o ir dirert t the slaughterers. Markst active and former values wer fully austalnsd. I'ooreat to best unlive aold l,'JorcS.HO; toluradoa, f LCOC i 6.00; bulla and dry tw, .'44.2 J resstd Feef Firm; W'.'JjO par pound for native sides. I.atstt cable irom London quotes American steer firm at 1 1 ( v 12 ' j o dressod weight, and Amencaii r frigsrated besf steady atU'.c. Shipments trlav. C2 besve; to. morrow, 411 beeves aud 2,600 quarters of beef. Calvea Keoeipts for two dj, 6,171 head, ilark't active for all sorts, but sslss at a ds ein. of per pound ov ing to heavy supply. Fnorest to bet veals ld t .(X'0.(,O.5O. Miep and Lirube Ksesipts lor two days, Ineluding 12 cars direct, 7.0UI beaJj market

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active at an advance of ?o per lb, and the peca were readily cleared: unshorn sheep sold at 5.25&7.0J; clipped do at $4.25(0.5.75; ooshorn lambs, ftU07.70; spring iarab s-4.uufa,.oo each; dsed mutton, firm at silQo per lb; dressed Iambs, higher at luue. Hogs Receipts for two days, including 2 cars for sale; market higher at $7.00(8.00 per 100 lbs. CHICAGO, April 24. The wf:ny eurrsa! reports: Cattle-ReeeipU, 1R.C0O; shipments, 6,000; market -low. steady; steers. 0.50(5.70; mediums. !5f3T.40: others, f4.6j( ,4.if5: native eows. f2(,6U5. floci Raeaints. 21000; shipments. 2.UUU; market hriak. atiade higher; mixed and packers, $7.257.60; prime heavy, i7.75(7.S5; prime light. f7.65G8-.a: pig", .l0oJ0. Sheen ILeoeiots. 13.00; shipments. 2,000; market active, shade higher; clipped Texan. $4.25(0,5.15; western wethers, $5.25(5.85: wtsi ern yearlings. $(J6.80; lambs, 6.50(a56. EAST LIBERTY, Psu. April 24. Cattle Receipts. 2.1S0: ihipments, 1,240; market aotive; shade stronger than last week's prices; No cattle shipped to New York today. Hogs Receipts, 7.4'JO; ahiptnants. 4,400; mar ket active; l'hiladelphias, f ,.So((vi.I0; good mixed, $7.70(0,7.80: Yorkers. $7.40(0,7.40; 14 cars of hogs shipped to New York today. . rtA, t . am rvi-v . Sheep Keceipts, 0,-ou; snipments, market active. 15 to 20e higher than last week's prices on both good grades oi sneep and iambs; common unchanged. CINCINNATI. April It-IIogi In good demand; $6.25(3,7.65; receipts, 4.900; shipments, 1,600. Cattle Strong; f2.755.25; receipts, l.fiOO; shipments, none. cheep Steady; $3.50(3,5.50; receipts, 370; shipments, none; lambs, strong; Jö.üOi'j.75; spring, i(&'J-4a per pound. UUFFALO, April ti. Cattle Keceipts. 02 loads through, i'5 rale; market fairly active and 10(ll5o higher for good to eboice grades; sales good to choice heavy export at f5.75(it,l; good heavy shippir-g, 5.25(j,G.G0; light to medium, il.75ö"'.15. Sheep and Lambs Keceipts, 6 cars throngh, CO sale; market fairly active and higher; sales good to extra wool lambs at $77.25; fair to good do, $t;(Tji';.25; wool sheep, lair to extra, i5.50'7,'".25; common and light, J 1.50.".25. llocs Keceipts. 7S cars throngh, 40 sale; market steady to shade stronger; good mediums and heavy, $7.80(.47.0O. Flgin r.utter. ELGIN", 111.. April 24. Buttsr active; sales 13,140 pounds at 3.1c. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET. I'rovislons. Frices sebjeet to market fluctuations, SMOKED MEATS. Sugar-cared hams I? U Jndi. ah e. nna- ... 16 14 - 15 14 ... 15 14 20 lbs average. 18 lbs average 15 lbs average 12) Ibsaverage 10 lbs avereze "Reliable" brandBlock hams, 16 to 20 lbs av English hams. 12 to 14 lbs av.. ..... WA UH 15M 14 irginia hams F.F. V. brand, 10 lbs 16) Breakfast bacon clear English cured 'Reliable" brand 1 151 C Engtiah cured. Morgao A. Gray - 14 Choice sugar-cursd Torter" brand - 14 Hreakfast rolls, boneless. ...nene for two week. Honeless ham Sugar eured. "reliable" 15 California hamsSugar cored, "reliable." 10 to 12 lbs. 12 tugar cured, "Morgan fc Gray none j Ilucon 1 Clear sides. 22 to 25 lb average 12K Clear sides. 40 to 601b average - 12 Clear bellies, 12 lb average l'-i Clear bellies. IS to 22 lb average 12 Clear backs, light, 81b average , 12 U Clear bucks, medium. 10 to 15 lb average- 12 Clear backs, heavy, 20 to 30 lb average...- 12 Frsuch Lucks. 15 lb average.... ) IKY ALT MKAT3. Clear sides, 22 to 25 lb average 11 7.1 Clear sides, 40 to 0 lb average 11 - Clear bellies, 14 lb aaerage 12 Clear bellies. 18 to 22 lb average 11;, Clear backs, medium, 10 to 15 lb average... 11 Clear barks, heavy, 20 to 30 lb average 41 French bucka, 151b average 10 Shoulders English cared shoulders, "Reliable" brand 12 lb average... 12 IG los average. 11 Morgan &. Gray, 12 lb average 11 1C lb average 11 Dried Beef Reliabie," ham, inside pieces and knuckles 11 Special selection of knuekle pieces or inside pieces, o advance. .Morgan & Gray" bam, outside only 9 PICKLE1 FORK. Beau pork (clear) ptr brl 200 lbs f2S E0 Family pork 20 50 Rump pork - li 50 Clear pork, "Forter" brand IS 50 Also half barrels, 100 lbs, at half the price of the barrel, adding 60c to cover additional cost of package. Lard Kettle rendered, in tierces, 12o; "Reliable" brand. llc; "Indiana" brand, llo; also in tubs, 65 Iba net. o over tierces; buckets, 20 lbs net, o over tierces. Cans Gross weights 50 lbs. In single cases orcaiea of 2 cans, o advance on prioe of tcs. 20 lbs in case of 4 cans, 'o advanue on price of tcs. 10 lbs in case of 6 cans, o advanoe on price of tcs. 6 lbs in case of 12 cans, Jo advance on price of tcs. 3 lbs in eaio of 20 cans, lo ia advance on price of tcs. FRESH PORK. Loins (short cut), 14 to 20 lbs., lie; tshort cat), 13 lb, and under, 11 c Cottage bams 10 Boston shoulders (skinned) 10 Ham buts or rork roast 9 Tenderloins 15 Spsre r.Ls 7 Trimmings 7 baueaee, etc t reib pork sausage, io link P " In bulk, 20 lb. pails.. 0 Smoked pork arunaje 10, Bologna Cloth. 6o; skin, 0c Wiene rwurst V.c. Spiced boneless pig's feet in 8 lb. crooks, 9o. r-u;umr Suiiagt 16c. Polish nusnge 9c. l iokled Beef Corn rumps, half Barrels, 100 pound. H. I'.eef 1'ougues 45o each. Hutterine Packed sfiidin 20 to 00 lb tubs; Reliable" oreumery, "Clover." "Blue (Jruss," tub. 10 lbi solid: rol s. 1 lb or 2 lbs. in tubs of SO or i'iO lb; prints, 1 lb. in 60 lb oaaea. bee special list or ask for prices. Fruits nml Vegetable. Cranberries il 1.00 per brl.; $3.75 per box. Onion Fancy yellow globe, fj.75 per brl; red. $X75 per brl; $1.60 per bu. ICttune 13o per lb. Radishes 25o perdoren. Potatoes Hebrons and Burbanks, hOe per bu; Fsrly Roae, eed, jl; Larly Ohio, scad. Rhubarb 20o ?sr dozen. t'ueumbers f 1.2 per rtn.en. Beans Marrowfata, f-'.&O per bu.; nsvy,2.25: Lima beans, 4c per lb. Oranges Florida. fJ.2.Vi.,l.50 par box; Califorlma nveraidea, 2 70(:3.25; moontaui seedlings, J2.60M.3. Apples Baldwin, $3.25 per tri.; fancy, $3..'-o. Kalo (irssns 1.23 per brl. Cabbage Illinois sweets, L75psrbrl Flor Ida cabbags, f 1.60 per crate. Onions 15u per dozen. Strawberrl-s-2.'(il 5o per juarf. Lemous Faney, H.W-. eboice, 3.00(1.25. Turnips Jl.W) pir brl. Bananas Fancy, i 1.50(j'i25 per bunch. Pop Corn Pearl, 3c! rics, ii.4. C'oeoanutM ih par hundred, Crlerjr 25400 per bunch. Nsw Honsv 20c. Iron nml lliwdware. Bar iron, fl.80Cv2.00, hss wrought obarooal bar. 2.'.K I..1.0O. base, ilorteshoes liurdeti's. $4.16; Perklna', $1.15; mule shoaa, $..25; cutnail rate for tlOs steal nads, $1.50; horse, 1 1.50 per boil wire nails, rate, $1.76. Susi Flow, open hearth, per lb, Sc; spring, ordinary sises, per lb. 4c; tire, 3-16 In. thick, per lb, 3e; in. and heavier, per lb, 3; toe calk, auorltd

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sizes, per lb, 4c; best quality tool, "Black Diamond," per 11, rates, Vc; machinery, rounds only, smooth finish, per lb, rates, 3 jC Itarbwire Ualvamzed, J2.85; plain annealed fence wire, f2.0u; galvaoired, 50o advance: 10. 11 and 12 szes. ths regular advanoes. Ammunition Rim fire cartridge, dis., 50 and 3; center lire cartriJges, dis., 25 an 1 3; Ü. 11. caps, round, per m. il.sO; H. It. caps, conical, per m, 2.05; G. D. cap, per m, 30c; Hick's C. F., per m.. 40o; Fley's F. !., imported, per m, 60c; musket caps, per m, (TOo; Hazard's sporting powder, per ke?, j3.50; do do half keg. Ü; do do quarter keg, 1.25; loaded paper hells, discount, 40 and 10. Groceries. ' Trade steady. Canned Goods Blackberries, 2 lb., 90; cove oysters, lib full weight, fl; 1 lb lightweight, 75c; 2 lb full weight, il.yo(j,2.00; lightweight, il.20Ql.30; peaches, standard. 3 lb, $2 01,2.10; seconds 3 lb. $l0(al.!)0: pie, $1.30; pineapple, standard 2 lb. ?1. 40(41-75; seconds 3 lb. jlOt.1.10; string beans. 8'XOc; alman, 1 lb, $1.40fii2; pineapples, Bahama, jL'.50(i2.l!5; peas, sifted; $L8ör..2.25: early June. $U5'J1.25; marrow, fU'i.l.5; soaked. 75(j,-5c; tomatoes, fcrmer, 3 lb. 1.25'a.35; corn, staudard, ?1.15(j) L25; eream. $1.35(;-il.30. fMiice I'epper. 15c; allspice, 126il5e ; cloves, 15f20c; cnsia, 10('j,12c; nutmeg. 75tij,d0o. Sugar Hard, 5'.i,Gc; coufectiouers' A, 5.2-&,5.:;Cc; otl' A. 6 22c; white extra C, 5( 6'c; extra C, 5e; itood yellow, 4.fc4c; fair yellow. 4.7.iJc; yellow, 4-22(34.t;0c Stsrch Kenned pearl. S(v3o per lb champion gloe. one and three-pound packagH, 5:i55!4o; champion giogs, lump, 3(a4e; one and three-pound packages, 60,5'c; improxed corn, (,," o. Molasaes New Orleans, 30(340c; fair, 40c; choice, 42(ti48c. Salt lu car lots, C5e; small lots. $1. Collee Common to good, 21fv23o; prime to choto. 2525c: finry, 2o(ZJ.'7"ic; golden ltio, 27(j.2e; Java, 3o31e; Banner packages, 24c; Arbuekle's 24c; Lion, 24e; Jersey, 24'c. MiacellanenuH Kice, Louisiana, S(cj)6c; coal oil, fi'j(i,loc; beano, navy, 2.25; medium, 2.20; marrowfat, j2.75Qi3.00. feeds. Dealers' prices in seeds are as follows: Per JJnshtl, Clover, medium, reoleaned, fair to good $6 65(a7 0 Clover, medium, recleaned. prime... 8 05!Vt,3 45 Clover, mammoth, reoleaned, prime 7 65(t.3 60 Millet. Cermsn K.Ql 10 Millet, common Coi-n 70 Millet, Hungarian 1 0C(1 2r 'liioothy, pnuie to strictly prime.... 2 25 Timothy, recleaned, choice 2 40 Blue grass, fancy 1 25 Orchard grass, prime 1 f0 Kedtop - 60(3) 75 English blue grass - 1 65(j,l 75 Hides, Leather, Tallow and Pelts. Good trade. Grease Crown, 4c; yellow, 4c; white, 6ts. Tailow No. 1, 6e; No. 2, 4c Hides Market sluggish aud weak; No. 1 cured, 4(tv4c; No. 2 cured lo less; No. 1 green 3o; No. 2 green, 2c. Leather Oak sole. 23300 ; hemlock soles. 23ö28a; harness, 25rJ,31c; kirting, S435o; black bridle, per doz, i;or.(.C5; fair bridle, f50((ö f.6perdoz; city kip, :Jö0(ys5: French kip, 75o (i$1.05; city ealf skins, 75c(g$l; French calf skins. l(c$1.70. Sheep Shearing, 2G(i30o; lambs, 4Ü(575o, Touliry ana 1'roJuoe. Eggs Weak at 13c. Butter IGo: poor, 810. Poultry llene.'.c; chickens, 9o; roosters, 3c; turkeys, hen, i'c; torn, lis; old, toms, 7c; geese, poor. full feathered. 0.00; ducks, 7c; geese. J4.80ti3.eo. Feathers Prime gees?, 30(350 per lb; d uck 20(j,25e. BOOTH REPORTED BETTER. His Physicians Think Immediate Dan ger of Death lias Passed. New Yokk, April l'l. Edwin Booth was better this afternoon. His physician, after a call, appeared more cheerful than before. "1 tooth is doing well." h eaid. "lie has recovered the n.9 of nia right arm and leg, The muecles of his face ha?e relaxed somewhat and his eyes are clearer. think the immediate danger of death has passed, but of coureo thore aro etill yrave fer-." Midnight: At this hour the phypician ftatos it t be his belief that Mr. Booth will recover from hi3 present attack. r.m Ijm la Zrrry Krmlrrof llil t'ai.rl ir.le tl.t you in return It By tini w ith. n vrsr it et ivit lo !frrv.irid if rots '.jj six 111 i.iwe vera one f is ... - s rvti nie nee? ii fti mplf3 for 60 T dv ou!y. Aüll'rM -zzz V:--x NATIONAL tHfC. A!3 IM POSTING CO. 334 Dearborn 5t. Chicago Iii. 'I'll K STATE OF l.Nl'IANA, KHAN'KLIN COl'NJ TV. fn tho Franklin Circuit Court, April term. 1:)3. 0 imp ist No. .VS. Henry 1'. Mathews rs. (ieorgc ' rf in McNeely. Now conn s the I'lnintiPT, Henry V. MatliO'", and files Iii cum plain t herein Ti-riftu! Iit hu a'ii.Uvit Hist sitid defendant, icorife t iiron MrNeely, twenty yonrs airo sbnontcl liinmeH from hi usual plwi'c of renulenc, ami hnn boon luent therefrom eontinn oiislTslnce.siiltli.it ho lias property in Franklin Coiiiity. In litia, that i ulti-ring Irom wa.to: that s.i id a'tunill4 (or t oaj p iuun.'utoi iu admiimlrAtor lor mini rststf. Notice Is therefiire liorehy ginn sal J dof- n.lsnt, Imt nsiueil, that unless he ho and si.poor on tb. 'Jl'h d.iy i( the neit t- rin of tho I rankl.n ( ircnit Court, to I'o bolln on Hi" lourth MnmUf of April, A. t tli t mi rt 1 loiisii In Brook vi I io In Haul I'mntv and Msts.'Hiid Miiwi-r or lonmr t 4il cotntilnint, tlin ame wil. libar l sini ili t. rininc I in ins ah eonro. Wlin1 my nsmo ami th Si-sl of ssM Court, affixct s( Proukilllo this 17th ilsv f Aj.ril. A. I. sKi I JA.Mts 11. KIP.NKY. ' Clerk. EUWIN W. II Kill. Attorney. N tutici: to it i:iu, r.Ki-i roi:-, ktc In the matter of tho etutu o( John W. Matz, driTitsi d. In ihn Marlon Circuit Court, Mny t'Tin. Is'.rt. N...e Is Ihti'IiJt um-ti that I'hthI Hi. 'hol, n n Im iil-tralur of ll"' tOu of l,ihu V. Mu, ilcci-nsi-il, Im prr.prilnl snd ti 1 t hit sreount and ourh'T In h mil n. ttiiMiM nt ol 'il i -t.ito. nml Hint Ihe kiiiii's HI ( omii up for exsiiilnsi'oii and nctlnii oi iotl'1 1 ir -'nt Court on Ihn Mli ilar of M.iy, 1 :i, at which Hum all heirs, riedllor or h kmIpi nl .i:,l main gm rr.jiiiri d to npp ar in naid coin t nrul ho r.iii'c, Ifaif tint.- le, why ia'd 'nun. I and voui li. rrs uti.i.ild not he nin rori'.l. And Ilm helr nl taut i-slat. ii ri also he i el y ri'iiliod alt he lime and l m'e sloriHid, t nj.j i ar and insLn rm f of llinr Im-i r ti 1 j. lA VI I KII.III.I.. A I in r. N TUT UK TO MKIKf, t l: KIIT( 'KS, KTO. In the ninttt-rof tho estate of William Kudu, decenscil. In tho Marion Circuit Court, May T.riti, I ski. Nut loo la liorclir Riren thnt .! W rluht, as n lniWilstrslor of th i t!s ( W.IIUiu ltmls, do. ir.l, tut j.ro.i nl. d and Olrd his arcounl and vimuhpra In hnal cillciurnt I stld estsie, and that th Ulli will roiim up for ei.tinliuilion and an inn of eul l trcint Court on Hut h h day of May, lv;l. at which ums all Imlrs, er ilitors or Imaitra ( asld estate ar ri'ipilrcd lo appear In raid Court and show raiia, II any thrn Im, why aal I imi'..iiiiI and vouch. rs ahoul I not hs sptiriirril. An I Iii heirs of asld r a ale nr also hvrei.y reipilrsd nt Uu Ilm and plai aloriMBid, to appear mid nmk prnol of their lulr ship. .IK.vl. WKKllll, AJinr. i'J-nt

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