Indiana State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 March 1894 — Page 7

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TTTE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY 3I0KXI"Gi MARCH 7, 189 iT WELTE VAGTS.

ARE WAITING ON SUGAR.

tE.VVTOnS STILL QtlUBLTMi OVEIl THE AMOUNT OP TAH IST Vhlch. the LnqUlnnn llnroni 5r I rnary to Sntlsfy the Snitnr I " -trrentii of thr ?lnteo Time et for Reporting the Bill. WASHINGTON". March Tbc Wilson tariff NU Las been th subject of an earnest consultation among th senators today. It has reache! a certain stage of completeness, ani yet may be thrown out of pear by one single arli 1". Trott article la sugar, ana it was chorally understood that if a definite agreement could Ae reached on this artiel it wmiM then Ve possible to agre upon everything else, .and that the bili rouM be reported without delay. It is understood that by mutual oorifTPHons and frequent consultations the demands made by those denio'iTati. yena tors who nppnsul the bill in .the form on which it was fir?t presented havf: hon met and tentatively agreed .upon, hut pven these aKiwments are ;Pubjert to the approval of the treasury 'department and the nerds of the povernmnt in the matter cf revmue. .eftary Carlisle Ins been with the Eri'jin'ors of the oMinmiuce most of ;he and n i; t with tlmtn again this yven."g ilicijss mid pmiiparf' ihanecs. But ivhi!" these concessions: have been made and the members f the finance committee an! the ,bi ?. in? aerators have funi a middle round. ther yet r--'m.iiis the nutter of 5tic.ii and the viif--.ft -ultles surrou'-vlinp an a gre-wn t upon this ar' tli" createsr that th tariffijvi .tkers ha e contend with. T:-e Louisiana sPtwtors have one pl.n Tv-hi'-h i-o:? pm meet with favor by the refiner?. T'ie ;lin f th". re fin :. is oht j'vtio-.able to the Iciisiana senator?. A C-:ic,T'"s;i"r has len mud- that an id 'Aoiretn t:ix be J a i I . and f.i refiners js'V this wuld afford thni t;o proter't !!!. S.:n senators 1-okinp toward cotif ?5!en have scd that if an ad valorem träte !s not just to retin rs a differential ". nvii- it ilinr favor. Thi. is stub-b-rnly resitel ly th.s. iviin laim t t.t an ai val.rcr.i rat" v.'"iili affonl them 'm. jus: piM-.-.ti m. as tli" higher pnec (f -th" re fin "d sugar w.-rhi necessitate a greater t;'x wift i:ii; rto-.! thru tin raw Wug.u -'. It appears ;!: that the pi posi I ion tfop nn im naed ta: u whisky is mixed Vn with th propiije! diit on sutrar. If Tthe latter is aLrreel to vhe n,-eef-sity Tor Si'.. i iii.Teayed , iii.-ky tax di. appeal For this reason ti'ns - '.-, !iae b-en insist1 it; in ti itn reaves in the whi.-ky tax are '.T.t. favrabl-- to a sn;at' tax. One f Die ;.-na ('r who was ijenlv 'ppose. t, Ile 'Wilf-oii as air.etnied by the sn-siib-ii inn-ii i'.'.vl nhn was i : t in the -ati'-n-ä. jaid t1ay th it tli" outome wh a tnattrr f-f t.-.nppMerabl doti!t. "Had th.' biii made .,um! rrdtftion.-." eii'l. "and had attempt been mad" "to piv conio ?p-'- ial interests an advan-tae-we , -o:jV! no miialii. Iit:t when Jr va piT'pee.l to protzt the KouiFianH .Jltrar m?n v.e eould not sit still and ?ee a npieg:s in onr states fHitTer. This ld -T th nu'iis. and it was there shown jio-.v i:n.ni it we-ild be to nnke the hi!l i rote-ri ii one 1. cility il"na. It may be that the conee-jon vhich have benn made wilt be agreed to, md that the treHsnry department will J.r.i them sa t isfa. toi y. ;nd yet one ittl th'Tip m.?y rrs'iit in nr.-l-iinsr all that has bev-n Ior.a and tlie Wilsi'ti bill reported I'frv mii-h in the form it amo over." "Then there would be a lipht in the ?epnte?" "Ver-; aul 'he hi-rst that las -tuned for years. Hut the v.-hol. matter Js on sueh d.'Ii-ate prriund.s that a rJection ly t'ie Renate of one of the jvojr.ts in dispute micrht kiek it ail over, Yedd t!ie douse nry n!?o Uh k over "what the periat" does. We hope, howver. that wo are poinp to r a li an adJusrtmeiit which will settle th? matter." It i undei st: -d that th ii-uni; ' h;is lo l'P civile attention p tlie tlviv. yeh.-dnle in th internal fvein;-- bill ilurinr; th" day and that the ir renal p'vel'tif' con.m'spiener wa before theni to leak uic-sMons -on.-eftiinc rates and li..- m.-:ni! ..f eni)... tin this as well as i-;' , - ta.X'-s in this part of the bill. The ? n. mt'' ,. j.i having ir"tdl- to satisfy th manufac-turers with the -;,fr ,f this 1 : ; th " are -lrLrinrr tb;! if th.e f

an invreasc- it hhall b? placed at 12 cents "..:.: tl'.'-ir IlKte,' n T. , Whj' h i-. XI nst . e. is t!;.. to prol:ic p;t-kacs ...,; rp'T.diiiR- with jth. r a or 12- -em lax. I? -'ttr! that the -'mmitt had Increased this tax to 10 cent?. Lit-rs -tones. M.-t'nAi-w.,:, ar.il Vest ront'ru-d their wo-.k the Vi!?on ill kt ha capitol until l' oN-lor tonicht. Vut did not pet t',- bill in srap- to suit theni and'stoppe! a that hottr with the Intention of resumintr the work tomorrow me.r'-.inc. Tlvv nnnouiued at the r orieluaoti r.f the nieotimj thnt the bill v.. nld n-t be in sv,aiö tr t.P reporte'l to he full eommittee tomorrow. Th en itorf had tb- lerk of the ways lit-.. I means oommittee with th-ni during the meeting this t veniti!? and it is undrft'od that they went ver tr.any of th Mtems of the bill, making careful mI'arir.onp of the chances with th hnnp V'i'l. It ha? beon femnd that snnv of the Kmendments mad" d. not eopsist with th main portions .f the l.U, and many forreetions have tnn found n-f:-?aiy at the last hour. This work is cotipi.Tirdne. much of the tim" of th" committee a well as that which it i: nff-ssary to Rive to the fix in ? of rates on the disJ'iite.5 items. I rank nl In- lltMioe. Th- fTitHjical crai.k turn''d up at the whi'' hou- apain this muriiip,"; anl 1a':Jnsf advai ta'-re .,f th prsi dent's absence. Fousr'nt t. relieve him of the cares cf pti-.e. At ! o' l. i k. an ho'ie 1 r tht white h'Mise '.s opcilt i to the puhli'-. :t T,i'i(l-ey-l. bardeJ. commonly dressed teiti. about lifty years i f ape. appeared nt the entrance and told the wat' hmirt thit- h" had ome t take charge of the l;ous fie said he had had a revelation fnuii (Ul and had b-en directel to come Lre, take charpe f the white house and tt:rn It over to the Jews. The democrats hd to po out: the republicans could net pt in, but the third party, to .which h'i teionped, would prelominate. Tl)e nian was not violent, hut he was "v ry positive and insisted. While he wr.s talkin? a telephone call brought th -li-e patrol watfon to the do.,r and tiie man v.t.s arretted rnd looked up in the Third precinct ftation. lie gave th' iianv? of Abraham -Julius Kilter :tnl sai'l l,f; had come from Haltimore. Confirmation. The senate in exeeuilv s.'si..n cnfirni'L'd thv follwin n ruinations: i;. I'uzene To. nsend stiierint-r dent of th t'nlt1 1 Ktatf f mir' a I'hil iddi!.ia : Frank G. Hoyne of Illinois, appraiser of m-r'-!) r.uis- 4:i th- lUtric. of t'hl.MS ; J-hi V.'. ArvM .' IlVn..i . b- m-"--Fha.l of the 1,'nited States fr.p the nort'itf.l disttiet of Illinois; .lohn -M. Savape .f Now Jersey, to be consul at Dundee, 'Scotland. ;,.irp- iJ. TruemJal. to be i-onmiis-fioner of the District of 'ohiniia ; 'Adolph Hardt of Ohio, to be consul of the Tni1 States al Moscow; Anton Keller if S uth Dakota, to be Indian apent ;;t tho Siscetc,n apenry in Sotth Dakota. Cnpltnl otn, tV. P. Miller of North Dakota has len appointed a "peeial assistant Tnite! States attorney for the Distriet fjf North Dak.ta. The dtplomatje and consular approf.riatton bill wa preente-l to the houi by Chairman Mc?reary. It Appropriates a total of Si. M .1.733.76, which is flf. 7? 24 Jess than th amount of the last bill. A proposition for a. ronrditutional pmendment to enable ths president to vrto items in appropriation bills Js contained in a joint resolution Introduced by "Representative d Armond of "MiFPonri. . ph,y;rr.a,'ui3tn CUTJ ty .Sah ali'JÜ üiJ. "ic

NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Thirteen anarchists were arrested at "Paris. Six prisoners escaped from jail at Ft. IXnlpe. la. Iltnperor Francis Joseph left Vienna for Men tone. There are 4.00 persons cut of employment in Host on. The Dexter, Mich., bank robbers have not. yet been apprehended. Prof. Phelps continues to improve and is thoupht to le ut of danger. Hubaeh's brewery at Tiffin. U.. was blown up by a natural pas explosion. A mob attempted t lynch a nepro it Stroudsburp. Fa.. but was frustrated. ("lnpressman 'Wilson's son arrived ut San Antonio cn route to his father's belride. The Iowa senate donated the amendment providinp for wunan stiff rape 2? to A number of people were injured at Flint. Mich., by the fallinp uf a platform. Fire at North Haltiniero, it., burnrd the opera hou:'e and tho entire block. Loss. $ liio.oee. The five men who w.-re imprisoned in Bosion Run ruin? by a fall of coal were res ued. Popular excitement over the quadruple trap-dy at Franklin Park, N. J., is still von preat. A"arden 1 trster fa-s that he does not fear any outbreak of rmall-pox in the Kinsr Sine prison Tiie I'hlcapo leather company ajsirncd to James D. Neilson. Assets and liabilities, J41.H00 each. Dave Johnsn and Mansfield tVashlncton. negroes, wete harped at Raton Itonpe for murder funeral services over the remains cf Steele Maekaye. the jrl tywripht. were held at New York. Kx-President Harrison and party pasrrd thrnuph Kansas City n their way to Califon.ia. Prom all over Nebraska comes reports of heavy showers, in some case accompanied by htRh winds. Col. .I. Wclsey Awl. a ptominent lawyer tand e.-soldier. fll dead in his office at Harrisburp. Pa. The Persian povernment has officially announced that the mint will no lonper c in silver for the ptibli. At Trenton, N. J.. William Ttyan. a letter, twenty-five ears of ape, shot his wife ami committed suicide. Victoria Wood hull must pay th" costs in her ca5 against the Kritish museum x-pI.-ss her appeal is successful. Mrs. I,ruise KocUwell. the actress phot b" litcher McNab Wdneslay nipht at the Hotel Flffel. Pittsburp. di?d. Ai Iouisille the Columbian tire insuran e c ompany of America asipned. Assets. S2.irt.o'"; liabilities. ?12."..ooo. The case of ex-Priest McNamara at Kansas City was a pa in p-st pon vj , this time until the April term of court. The steamers l-lektra and Orion I, colli3d near Cate Promontore. Ope man was killed and three fatally injured. The pope celebrated special mass in the Sisth'.e chapel in honor of the sixteenth anniversary of his coronation. The one-hunired-and-siteenth anniversary of the birthday of Robert Kmmet was celebrated in Tammany hall. The striK of the nailers and packers at tha Minne.iplis flour mills is at an end tbf uph the efforts 'f Mayor Ftistis. The sultan will pay t Spain in settlement f her (laims the sum f 20.Oiio.OiiO pesetas f.-r th attacks made at Molitla. An unsu. csftd attempt was made to stop a Santa Fo express nar Hutchinson. Kas. I' is thoupht roVibery was intended. The preater New York bill for the consolidation of New York and Brooklyn has passed the senate just as it passed the RFsepnhly. There was a small attendance at the tueon's dra winp-rooni at Pucknigham palace. Amonp those present wore 200 debutantes. No immediate action will be taken as to th- charpes f attempted bribery of the ("ouphlin jury. An Invcstipation is in progress. At l.otiisvtll' Henry W. P.ohmer. bookkeeper of the Western bank, committed suiciiie at his home, by shootinp himself in the head. l-'oiil' masked men robbed the postoffire at Mt. Hope, Kas., and obtained a quantity of valuables. The robbers escaped in a carriape. .Innies H. Martin, a speculator m the CM. aco bonrd of trade, fatally shot his wife. The ecu pie had not lived together for um time. Pittsburg flint bottle manufacturers are restricting production owing to wage changes contingent on the passage of the Wilson bill. The contract for the new Detroit chamhr of commerce building entire was awarded to Benjamin Hyde of Chicago. The price is $4F..00'i. The West India repiment has captured P.usamvRlla. a stockaded native illape. near P.athurst. Slight resistance was made 11, the British force. The Sunny South planing mill at Iwisville, Ark., was burned. Koss. 522. ooo; insurance, Jio.ooo. Albert VanTassel, an employe, was burned to death. Gould Still, night operator for the Fremont. EHthorn & Missouri Valley railway at Hay Springs. Neb., was shot and killed by some unknown person. At IMllshoro, O., the large woolen mill of J. H. Kllisfri-le & Co. has been closed on judgments taken by three banks for about eighteen thousand dollars. At Niiznms Mills. W. Va.. a Ualtimore K: Ohio freisht enpine e-loded. lOnpinr Steyepson. Fireman law and Prakernan McCue were terribly injured. It i.s reported that he Piazilian insurgents have capture! Iapa. This is supposed to mean the town of Sapo. which lies about eight miles ltelow Desterro. The republican city convention of Cincinnati nominated the Hon. John A. Caldwell, congressman fr."m the Second Ohio district, for mayor on the third ballot. William Hale Thompson, a wealthy Chicago real estate dealer, was sued for $.").0 damages for having caused the death of his coachman, AY. F. Shuma kef. The Hon. Thomas F. Bayard, the Fnited States ambassador to the court of t. James, emphatically denies the report that he intend.s to tender his resignation. At Cluster. Fa., the Hon. John Broomall, ex-judge of Delaware county and one of th- wealthiest lami-owners in the county, nude an assignment. Liabilities., J.'OO.U'Mi. At St. Joseph. Mo.. T. B. Williams, a pttient at asylum No. 2. is dea1 from the effes. it is alleged, of injuries received at the hands of V. S. Jackson, an attenjent. At Port Townsend. Wash., Waterman ä Katz, the largest mercantile house in Port Townsend. failed. Liabilities. Ji20.oi0: assets, ?0.000, of which JfiO.OuO are preferred. At MiHoville. Mass.. the 1.400 employes of th rubber works of th I'nlted States rubber company, whfias been shut down, have been notified that work Is to be resumed. governor I. swelling of Kansas appointed Ma J. A. J. Davis of Rooks county s adjutant-general, vice Artz. resismed under charges. The ne-w adjutant-general is an old soldier. Iianiel McCormiek. a member of the demoratie central commit (? from Won ester, Mass., was found dead in bed with a woman, at couth Framipghaiu. Both were asphyxiated. K. Baker, former paying teller of the Consolidated national lurtk, Philadelphia, who ftole $45.000 of the htinkV monej-. wa sentenced to evtl years and six month In thrt penlfftlao'. At Philadelphia George Custer was inFtartlv killed and William Rose. Fharlet Carsoii and Andrew Onu were dtnstr-

oucly injured by an explosion of gas at the I'oint Breeze pas works. The remains of the dramatist. Steele Ma. kaye, who diel en rotite to California, arrived in Chi apo and funeral ?crvices were held at the tsccnitorlum. Prof. Davil Swing eoiuluvted the services. All the employes of the electric railways at Younpstown, O.. struck today because of the discharge of the engineer of the power-house, who refused to accept a reduction in wages from 52.7.1 to S2.:.0 a day. It ir? said that Fmperor William of Germany is Irvotinp preat attention to bimetallism ami that be desires the p.vernrnent t take every step possible in order to prevent a further fall in the price of siiver.

MARKET REPORTS, CHICAGO, March '..Wheat w.as weak at the start today, but afterward recovered ami closed v higher for May. The mild weather, large northwestern receipts and lower Liverpool quotations caused the early decline, but the liberal clearances, a decrease in New York stocks anl a decrease in the visibl? .supply turiifvl th. thle ami May loset 'lily from the lop. May orn is V higher and May oats "( higher, but provisions closed lower all around. The cold wave, which it was feared might da mage tlie wheat plant, did nt appear on schedule time. Th early cables reported an increase of 71l,.')io bushels in th" quantity of wheat and flour on ocean passage, and Minneapolis and Duluth returned ."AS cars as the r--celpts at t h - two placis. A year ago they got car. Th LiverpMl market was. quoted weak an-1 'ii lower, with more disposition on the part of holder? to sell. The bulls having sin h a number of materially bearish matters arrayed apainst them at the ftart hal wheat for sale as soon as opportunity was offered, ami th. bears who were short were unwillinp buyers as at a nil" at over r.H'ic for May. A few lots found buyers at 59dC at th" oicninp. That showed a decline since the close on Saturday of from to '4''There were no symptoms of recovery f-u some time, anl not until the price hal bunipetl several times against eO'sC. The recovery which subsequently occurred was cause! InNew York a-lvising a reduction in stocks, there for the week of 1.2'io.ni'O bushel.". The price under the latter influence rose to ."0"4c. There hal been a pool deal of buying apainst puts on the earlv decline and on the rally all th wheat so bought was m sal-1. Muii of it ivas disposed of at between .".:';.(. ji't-c. but th quantity proved toohaw for the demand and a drop to r:te was brought nb-,ut by that sott of celling. There v.as some curiosity to ascertain where the 1 .200.000 bushels decrease at New York had pone, and in answer t an inquiry, 1.1.110,0011 ,,f the vanished amount was thus accounted for. Lispon pot ".'iO.oki bushels of it, the Fnited Kingdom .".eo.OOi) and milkrs 'JO'.'". There was atmther advance to ,"! c after the puhliatiin of the vi?ible supply statement, which showed a decrease of l.fisS.OOO bushels. The day's clearances from the Atlantic ports were likewise a help to the bull side, amounting in wheat and Hour t about 4S3.0OO bushels and in addition to that Nov.- Orleans shipped 100.0 bushels of wheat. The influence of the early news again came into play iti the absence of any outside demand fur cash wheat, and the pri e for May wheat again went down to Wiffrwijc about 12:".0 o'clock. The English visible supply v as estimated to have dcreasei 1,400.000 bushels during last week. The priep touched '97.e early in the day and sold sparingly at that juice a sc ond time near the close. The latest trading was at .".Pe. In corn there was a moderate trade, the interest increasing some as the session advanced, the bulk of the trale taking place after the early advance. The opening was easy on the sprink-like weather and liberal receipts, but he market was qriet and very little life manifested until a brokerage concern started in tj buy. which caused prices to advance suddenly 'hc with a little trading, until 37e was reached for May and "Se for July. Prices were fairly well sustained for awhile at the advance, recoiling later 1j,'214C, held steady and closed with May only tc from the top. In oats there was a firmer feeling. Prices advanced Uffc and closed steady at the top. The strength was due largely to sympathy with corn and to the decrease in the visible supply. There was very little doinp in provisions early, a dull feeling prevailing-. The market oftoned weak and lower in sympathy with the decline in wheat and then ruled fairly steady on some little disposition being shown by the packers to support it. There was. however, some selling of lard by one of the packing houses, but the offerings were taken readily by a foreign commission firm. Ultimately the market broke on .free ..f. fering-i. particularly of pork, by some of the packers who turnel sellers, a few stop loss orders coming in. no outside support, and continued trading by the em mission house before referred to. The weakness was emphasized t some extent by the corresponding condition if live hogs at the yards. Later on there was a moderate reaction in pork on the commission house already mentioned turning buyer, with the closing steady fur pork and lard and ribs weak. Comparel with Saturday May pork is t'-.c lower. May lard. TV-o lower and May ribs Vk- lower. Kstimat.xi receipts fot tomorrow: Wheat. 70 cars; corn, .".."0 cars; oats, 275 cars; hogs. 20,000. The leading futures ranged as follows: Wheat. No. 2 Open. High. Low. Close. March May j my ti Corn. No. 2 March V.V't ?A' May ::"; ::7' July ::7' .I1, Oats, No. 2 March 2S'-H 2! Mav L"'H '!' July iTs -s'i r . . .. 1 ... - ;i 1"K "V, ?.v ::iiL. :!7', ::7"'S 3S'8 I'S'-h 2'.! h :! -V Mess PorkMay 11 7'J 11 72-, 11 5:, 11 f', Jniy 11 Ti'i LardMarch 7 00 7 JO fi!h".'. 6 07t2 Mav C 97i 6 97'i fc fi K'-, -July 6 e n ti 7lE f.Short Kibs Mav 6 12'4 G 12'i (SlJO f, C . July 02i 6 (i'i, CO) C ' C'a:i qtiotation were af foiiow: T"loir. unchanged: No. 2 spring whal, -r7Vic: No. '! spring wheat. 51c; No. 2 red. .YT'-c; No. 2 com. :!4"c; No 2 n.tts, 2c: No. 2 white, :;l", e:c!fcc: No. :'. white. :", ?i .11 Ujr; No. 1 rye lr.t-.c; No. 2 barley, nominal; N'o. .5. 4'of.i:o' No". 4, 45'iilc: No. 1 flax seed, tl.;!?',; prime timothv seed. $4.15: mess pork, per brl. tU.Sn 11. 0; lanl, per 0 lbs. $ ftT'-fT rt); shrt rib sides (!.e. $"..37l-j't.L,ir; iry salteil shoulders hoxed. p&.-:,fj " short clear sides (boxed), Sfi.l'ifil.Vl'j'. whNky, distillers' finished gixxls. j.er gal, $1.11; sitgars. cut loaf, unchanged. Articles. Receipt. Shipment? Flour, brls i:.'"0 fi.oKi Wheat, bu 2.ot s-.tui Corn, bu .;?. li". e Oats, bu 2l."o 17.0 Rye. bu ".'o 2kRarlT, bu 27,oo I7,oeo On the produce exchange loday the butter mirket was dull: creamery. 2'V724c; dair', l.ltlc. Eggs Weak; fresh, 1::' '. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. MONDAY KYKNING. Marli 5. J. K. Berry's Chicago advices report: Owing to general warm weather throughout the country the opening was weak. This weakness was helped by an ii!-reiise on passage of 12.00 bushels. A couple of large floor traders tnimedii tely became free seller?, depressing prices down to .vcc, at which point a good advance set in. helped by r decrease in New. Vork stocks of 1.200.000 bushels, making It quite certain that the visible supply would show a decrease around a half-million bushels. C!enrnneos amounted to "j7'.(Kii bushels of whrt au J flour. JJcipcrs became goud lujiri

on this news and the rnarket'aivaneed to önTÄc. Primary market receipt, however, were large and this had a tendency to caue a bearish ferltng. The visible showed a decrease pf 1. S8. "' bushel?, which was ab-ut what was expected. There has been nothing In the way of sossio and the market has heen featureless, trading being mostly local. Corn has been streng on pood slvrt covering. Trade was small. There was net much for sale and it took but very little buying to advance the market. Provisions have been weak on libnral selling by local packers, causing a decline of j cenis per barrel on pork, jo cents on lard and 1-1 cents on ribs from Saturday's C I '.' S e. LOCAL GHAIX MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIS. INT).. MONDAY KVENING. March 5. Wheat Steady: No. 2 red. .V.c bid; No. 3 red. 511-: rejfcted. VVfifcOc. Com Steady: No. I white. n3c: No. 2 white, y4c; No. 3 white, r.'.c for one color. 3!'jc for grade; N'o. 4 whit. 30c: No. - white mixed. ?.4e: No. " white mixed. .tjc; No. 4 white mixed. r)c; No. 2 yellow. ".1V-; No. 2, yellow, r,'ic: .No. 4 yellow, Wc; No. 2 mixed. "Ic: No. 2 mixed, Cl!2e; No. 4 mixed, ear. .S;iac. .ats Steady; No. 2 while, :;:c; N. 3 white. ."1c: No. 2 mixed, 3'Jc; No. Z mixed, 2?o: rciccte.j, 2-;i.Sc. Uran $13. Hay Choice timothv. J11.R; No. 1. $1l.eo; No. 2. $1; No. l prairie, i.b; mixed, $.S); Clover, $S. Rye No. 2. 45c for car lots. 40c for wagon rf. Wagon Wheat Ö.V bid. Inspections Wheat. 2') car?; corn, cars; ;its, 5 cars. mODUCE 5HRKETS. QaolBllnni from Kftt York, Cincinnati and Elaevrhere. N'i:w YORK. ?.tarch . Klour Receipts, "t.s-rt trls: exports. i"..S. hrls; ales. 1..V-o pkgs; market quiet and steady; low grade winters scarce and in demand at top prices, but high grades -ire not wan Hfl: southern flour ptpdy: rve flonr steadv; buckwheat flour quiet at $2.13'2.':o. Buckwheat Pull. Corn Meal Dull. Rye Nominal. BarleyNominal. Barley Malt Nominal. Wheat Reeoipts. none; exports. 2ö". bu: Fates. 6.rV'.'0 Lu futures. 741.O0" bu spot; spot market riuJl but firmer; No. 2 red. store and elevator tSP.c. afloat (v-.c. f. o. h. ftl5r; options opened easier under disappointment at the weather west and on increase of passage, hut Foon rallied on local covering started by the big export den ranees from Neiv Vork and was generally firm all the arternoon. being helped by the une.xnecterjly hip decrease in the visible; the close was unchanged to 'ic net advance; No. 2 rel. March, closed at CIV: May. closing fjc: June. t?4I,2'a'04c. closing r.t",c; .Tulv. fi-1 B-1fWjC ;t-l;c, closing ,;c; l c., 71 1-1671 Vc. closing 7r.4c. Corn R-ceipts. none; exports, 6y.7e0 bu: sales. 410,- ""' bu futures. 61,eo bu spot: spot market firm; No. 2. 42T,e elevator. 4.7,c afloat; opti'Ui market generally firm 11 day with wheat and in sympathy with the West, closing at Vi Je net advance; March closed at 4'"c: April closed at 42Tc: Mav, 42V't I'-jc. closing 42; July. 4.13, a 43rKr. closing 4isC Oats Receipts, 94..K") bu; exports, hi bu; sales, .(rtl bu futures, (A,W bu siot: spot firm and fairlv active; No. 2. fIT'tC: No. 2. delivered, XV; No. !. 3'ic; No. 2 white. r,7'1T..:se; No. 3 white, r,7c: track mixed western. .TSvi.lStjc; track white westrn. ::PT'i.V: track white state. 3Mi42c: opoptions quiet but firm with the other markets, closing at ,c net odvance; March closed at 3.'.",e: April, .'-'ili.c. closing o.'.'c; May. .?4''?34'2c. closing 3iU.c. Haysteady: receipts, heavier. J lops Irregular; state, common to choice. H'i20o: Pacific. l'.'lc. Hides Quiet. Leather-Inactive. Reef Quiet; family. SlKiH; beef hams. $u;.r0; city extra India mess, $iRu21. Cut Meats Market easy; pickled beliie. C.i 7r,4c: pickled hams. &':c. Lard Weaker, western steam closed at" $7.11; March closed at $7. 12. nominal; .May. $7.3.1. nomiflal: refined weaker; continent. ?T."; S. A.. $S.:; conipouml. $;.::7i2. Pork Easier: new mess. 1 :;.-.".' 1:5. 7.1; extra prime. $i2.W-qj:j; family, XlCiH.r.O: short clear. $14..V hi. Butter Quiet: lower to sell; western dalrv. ?ihc; do creamery, 15fT24c; do factory." IF'HUc; Klgins. 24'; state dairy. ltT.2.'.c: do creamcry. ltUlSc. for old. Cheese Finn : large, PTMtc: small. sfiSc: part skims. S', 10c: full skims. 2'ac. Kgg Stralier ; state and Pennsylvania. lS'al'.'ze; ice house. $2..V) u.1 per case; western fresh. 15-fjl.So: southern. Hti'rtc: receipts. 9.(5. 0 pkgs. Tallow D'llI and easy; city (S3 per rkgl. .Inc; countrj- fpkgs free). 51 g-Vinc. as to quality. Rice Quiet. Molasses Quiet. Pig IronDull; American. $ll.:"raiö. Copper Flat: lake, JD.t.iW. Icad Steailv: domestic, S3. 10. Tin uower: straishts. V8.40: plates, dull. Spelter itady: domestic. .sS asked. CoffeeOptions opened firm with June contracts 2.7 points higher and other months .V.iiu points higher, subsequently eased off part billy and closed steady at" unchanged J to 10 points net advance; sales. 13.77U bags. including .March. 16.1018.1.V: Mav. l.l.i'Oe: Inn... 1.1.JT.'Jl.:.Söc; Julv. l,1.1''771.1.2.'c; SV-pt., n.'.o-. 11.7,1c; iec, lt.PHiH.Mc: spot coffee. Rio firm; No. 7. 17c; mild, steadier; Cordova. lP'trlc: sales, 201! bacs Jamaica, ptnate tenns: world's x-lslhle supply. 2.297.M'.l; last month. 2.37.i.2; Inst year. 3.01 8.0.": Santos market quiet; po""Kl average Santos. 17c. ?20O; receipts, 3,vi hags; stock. SO. bags; Hamburg market quiet at 1; p' higher; .sates, 7.000 bags; HaTe market steady and 2t 1 f higher; sales. .I.OO bags; Rio market quiet: No. 7. 1.1c. $300; receipts, P.t.O0 bags; stock. 1S.0OO bags; cleared. li.'X bags; Iondon market firm and rtStyi higher: cleared from Kngland to New York. 1 .547 baps. Supjr Raw lirm: sales, l.ft bags centrifugal. !'. test, at 3 Z-ldc. C. & F.; 1.1S3 bags molasses. Si test, at 2 9-lc. C. &: F.; IIS hhis Muscovado, sr. tst. at 2 13-16c C. & F: refined active and firm. LIVERPOOL. March 5.-Wheat-Steady; demand moderate; holders offer moderately: No 1 California, f.s 1 Vd-yü 2W1 ; red western winter, 4s liV41Sf,s 4d. Corn Dull: demand moderate; new mixed. 3s 7d. Flour Spring patent. Rs Sd. Beef Extra India mess, sis :id. Pork Prime nies,. 7.1s. Butter-Finest. Jtfs; pood. 70s. Baron Long nnd short clear, f-1 lhs. 34s; do long clear. 4.1 lhs. r.fis. Lard Prime western, SSs 6d. Cheese American, fine. f4s 6d Tallow 26s 6d. Linseed Oil 21s 2d. Peas Canadian. 10d. Rosin Common, 3s "'id: do pale, !s. I'etroleum Refined. 4i,d; spirits f.'-d Refrigerator Beef Hind quarters, 3d; fere quarters. ;;Rgd. BALTIMORE. March 5. Flour-The market was dull: western superior, $2. 10; 2.. 10; lo family. $2."Vf?(r:: winter wheat patent $3.40; spring. $::.7rj'f4: t-ring wheat straight. $3.2Ti3.ro. Wheat Dull; snot and month. .oMiOi4c: May. H2c: steamer No. 2 red .-20 bid. .Corn Strong: spot. ttsc: month. 41-.41'4c; April. 4JV41c; Mav, 41c bid; steamer mixed. 4o'4e hid. Oats Firm: No. 2 white western, 27a371-c: No. 2 mixed western. ÄltiAI'e. Rye Firm with the demand active; No. 2. 8 j'.rf,sr.c. Hut ter Dull but steady; creamery. 2ti'i27c; do imitation. la. 2V: do ladle, ITltlSe; good ladle, ly Restore packed, 12iil1c. JOggs Steady at 1! r,j i;c. CINCINNATI. March .l.-Whe.tt-Quiet and finn; No. 2 red, fX'cSTc; receipts, 5.rt; shipments. 3.5. Corn In fair demanijNo. 2 mixed. 37C. ats Strong- No ' mixed, 31Vi32c. Rye Quiet; No. 2. r.2c. Pork Easier at $12. Lard Dull t Bulk Meats Tower at $6. 12 ift6.211 Hacon Nominal at $7.C2,.i'i7.73. Whisky In good demand; sales. tl brls at $1.15". CutterDull and unchanged Sugar In moderate demand; harl refined, S-V'l'ie; New Orleans, :;';' 4 "c. Eggs Dull and lower at 12c. Linseed Oil Steady at -Vfrc'c. Cheee In molerate demand: prime to choice Ohio flat, m-ifiUc. LIVE STUCK HI ARK ET. CNJON STOCK TARD3. INIHANAPOLIS. March 3. Cattle Receipts, light; shipments, none. Market steady. We qute: Choice export grades, 1.410 to Ui"0 lbs $4 OOJ? 4 50 Good to ehc.re shipping, 1.2it) to 1.430 lbs 3 GöÖ 4 00 Medium to good shipping, l.o to 1.200 lbs 3 0CKJ 3 50 Common to fair shipping, 900 to i. lbs ; 75fl ?. 00 Chice feeders. 1.KM) to 1.2J0 lbs.. 3 25g! 3 60 I-air to medium feeders a iOJ 3 0J Common to good stockers. COO to J lhs 2 :.Vft 2 73 Oood to choice heifers 3 00iD 3 21 I air to medium heifers 2 Buy) 2 75 Lommon to light heifers 2 OOii 2 4) Good to choice cows 2 Wt 3 00 Fair to medium cows 2 Oofi 2 0 Common oli cows 1 O'l'y) 2 00 Choice export bulls 2 75tff 3 25 Good to choice bulls 2 f.01i 2 73 Common to fair bulls 1 &V(j 2 25 C5od to choice cows and calves. 30 O0'j3ö 00 SI dl um to good cows and calves 20 00327 00 Common to medium cows an3 calves 12 001 IS 09 Veals 2 50ii 5 :0 Sheep and Lambs Receipts, none; shipments, none. Nothing on sale; consequently no change. We quote: God to choice lambs $3 505 t 00 Coninmn to medium 2 n0'a3 50 tIool P choice sherp 2 503 Oe Fair t- nwdiom sheep 2 & t'tnnion sheep 1232 0') B'ick, pr hed - 2Oe03O I logs Receipts, loo head; shipments. 4 bead. The hog market was a tive and a rhade higher. Closed quiet. W quote: Choice medium and heavy $1 fv 5 0T. Mixed and heavv packing 4 Kt'h'h 00 tiood y clwice lights S tiO'iiS Common li,-;htn t o"-i.1 10 Big 4 fVfj;, 07 Riiughs 4 lovi 4 7.1 CHICAGO. March .'..The Evening Journal r- ports: Cattle R-C"il'ts. 'JOfrtVi; shipments. 4...00; ! nearly cv:rithiui ia th ütcvr liae soll ü

to 2''c lotrr; pr;nir t ra . ftwp. $ 4x.j; good to choice. $.4'i'i l.äS; othr-, ,ji ft? 3.7,1; Texan. $2.t1'7.'.Ol. Bogs Receipts. 21rtO; shipments, ll.ooo; ..pened bisher but closed about like Saturday, riuph heavy. $t.yü 4.71; rough packer? and mixed. $t.rf,i.1; prim" heavy atir! butcher weights. $-1'i5.10; assorted lip;!it. S-1'f 3.1. fc'heep and Lambs Receipts. F.o'; shipments. I.ory; active and 1V higher n sherp; t-p western weihcrs, $1.4 J.f'; top lamhs. $4'.ji.;'1. . NEW YfiRK. :.Tarch 3. Beeves-Receipts for two days, ::.i2; on sale. W cars: opened active anl a shade higher; clowl steady with advance lost: native steers, good to prime. $4.4'm 4 .til; medium to fair. $l.to t.3"; common to ordinary, $3..vvn4: Texans and Colorados. $3? 4: oxen. $3'ö3.."i0: drv cows and bulls. $l.4tvr72.s,; Kmor"aii cables quoted American steers at P'ollc per lb, dressed weight; refrigerator beef. Sc per 11; exports tomorrow. So beeves. 2..V sheep and 2. 370 quarters of beef. Calves Receipts for two days. 7'.1: active and 'c higher; veals, poor to prime. $1 "..V). She,p and Bambs Receipts for two days. ll."7 head; or. sale, .10 cars: tdow but a shade stronger; 2.0. unsold; sheep, poor to prime. Jl'ql.lO; lambs, common to choice, .75'o.'i. Hogs Receipts for two lays. lO.Si'i head; on sal, 4 cars; lower at $.1.4r.iö. for fair to gocl hogs. BUFFALO. March Ö.-Cattle-Receipts. cars: lull and slow; extra heavy export, J4.G.',r 4. .a; good shipping steers, f 4.1'i 4.2.1 : medium butchers, $..10'j 3.81; fair to gool cows. $2.2.1' 2.3.1. Hogs Rr coippä. .T cars; fair demand; Yorkers. ,.Tra 5.2T. : choi-e piss. $,1.2.1'ji I.MI: mixed packers. $5.1."i5.20: mediums and heavy. So.lO'iri.l.); rot:ghs, $l.2T5i4.. Sheep Receipts. 71 cars: stroiiser; best mixed. .1.25; nnn,l tl. t-.Wa I.'. ; culls and common, S2''i2. to; best lambs. B.r..y.i 4.tVi; poi.l to choice. $1.207 t.tO; light to fair, $3.2.Vi; t: no Canada lambs on sal. EAST L1BKRTY. March 5. Cattle Receipts. l.tV: shipments. l.lisO; market slow at iast week's prices: 33 cars of cattle shipped to New 'ork today. llogs Rectipts. 7.4i: shipments. 6.4'ie market steady: 11 grades. y.2"a .".!: IS cars of hogs shipped to New York tolav. SheepReivipts. 3. 4o.: shipments. 2.3xi; market steadv; supply light al about last week's cpt'ning prices, or 1 to 1.1c higher than the latter part of the week. CINCINNATI. March f..-Hog?-Strong at $4.4oir.171i: receipts. 4.ioi: shipments, 70u. CTattJe In fair d.-mand at $1.0034. M: receipts. f0: shipments, 10i. Sheep steady at $2'o3.'V; receipts, tin; shipments, none: lambs in light demand and firmer at $,?'74.-20.

Oil Markets. Ouen. Hisrh. Low. Cose Oil Citv f'' M5 is Si", I'ittsburg Si) SI Ss'"-.. SI NEW YORK. March V I'-troleum Steady and more active; Pennsylvania oil, April option sales, 10,'XiO; closed at Sl38o bid. "WIIOLKS I.E MAIIKETS. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.. MONDAY EVENING. March .1. A decline in provisions is noted today. Sugars are unchanged. The market is steady anl firm. I'ruits and vegetables are moving freely but the prices of apples are yet too high to be in iemand. Sweet potatoes advanced 21c tolay. The expected decline in eggs occurred tmlay and produce merchants are now paying 12c. Butter has advanced sliqht'.y and is nv quoted at 11c. Poultry is quotl !;C lower. The market is weak and in poor eonlition. Pry goods merchants are not complaining. Provisions. SMOKED MEATS. Xvingan v Co. 's price list: SUGAR-CURED HAMS. "Reil- Tndiable." ana." 20 lb av.-rage iO'i ;2 IS 11. average 1''- :,n4 1" lb average 11 I"1 12'i lb average B's l""1 10 lb average 12 ln4 Rlo.k hams 1 Virginia hams, 10 to 12 lb average 20 Breakfast bacon cl'ar English eure! Reliable" brand 12'2 Sugar-cured. 8 lb average 12 Choice sugar-cured 'Porter" brand 8 lb average 11 California hams. 10 to 12 lb3 8i Breakfast rolls, boneless 10 Boneless ham Sugar-curetl, "Reliable," 5i lb 8'2 Bacon Clear sides. 4'. to HO lb average S'2 (Tlear sides. 3o to 40 P. average '. Clear sides. 20 to 31 11 average Clear bellies, 22 lb average Clear bellies, 1i to 17 lb average SClear bellies, U lb average s ("iear backs, heavy. 20 to 30 lb average. 8;:4 Clear backs, medium. 12 to 2o lb av'ge. i Clear backs. 9 lh average I' Middle cut backs. 10 to 1.1 lb average ... S French backs, 12 lb average 7-4 DRY SALT MEATS. Clear sides, 40 to 0 lb average 7lj Clear sides. .. to 40 11 averaee y Ch'ar sides, 20 to ;u lb average x'-j Clear bellies IS to 22 lb average 7'2 Clear bellies. 16 to 17 lb average " Clear bellies, 14 lb average N Hear backs. 20 to .10 lb average 7i Clear backs, 12 to 2) lb average 8 Clear backs, 9 lb average S1 Middle cut backs. 10 to 15 lb average.. 734 French backs, 12 lb average 7 ShouldersEnglish cured shoulders. "Reliable" brand. 16 lb average S'fc '2 lb averape a Morgan and Grav, 16 lb average 81 12 lb average &1 Dried Beef "Reliable" ham, inside pieces and knuckles 11 Morgan and Grav ham, outside only... 7 Regular sets S'i PICKLED PORK. Bean pork (clear) per 200 lbs $16 10 Family pork !" Rump pork 1. .") "Porter" clear pork 12 .1 Prime pork 12 .10 Also half brls. 10) lhs. at half the price of the barrel, adding 50c to cover additional cost o package. Lard Kettle rendered, in tierces. !e: Reliable" brand. 8V; "Indiana" brand. 8c; also in tubs, hit lbs net. 'e over tierces; buckets, 20 lbs net. "ic over tierces. Cans Gross weights 50 lbs. In single casc-s or eases of 2 cans, ic advance on price of tierces. 20 lbs In cases of 4 cans, ?ic advance on price of tierces. 10 lb in cases of 6 cans, 34c advance on price of tierces. 5 lbs in cases of 12 cans. "sc advance on price of tierces. 3 lbs in cases of 20 cans, lc advance on price of tierces. FRESH PORK. Loins (short cut), 14 to 20 lbs. Sc: (short cut) 13 lbs and under, Sc; 9 lbs, 9c. Skinned shoulders 7 Cottage hums t' Ham buts or pork roast 7'i Tenderloins 17 Spare rib3 7 Trimmings " Hocks 4 l-'inall bones 5 Back bones 3 Shoulder bones 3'j Tail bones 5 Sausage, etc. Fresh imrk sausage, in link SVi Fresh pork sausage. In bulk, 20 lb pails. 8 Smoked pork sausage S'i Bologna Cloth, Cc; skin, C'tc Holcteiner. lie. Summer sausage, I21.-ic. Wienerwurst. S Liver sausage. 6c. Head cheese, 6c. Spiced boneless pigs' feet, ill S lh crocks, 8V,c. Beef tongues, canvassed. 40c each. Uef tongues, plain. 3ie each. CANNED CORN BEEF. 1 lb cans, ier dozen $1 1.". 2 lb cans, per dosen 1 f. lb cans, per dozen ä v 14 lb cans, perr dozen 13 0 Lard Oil, winter strained, per gal 05 The M.xire packing company's prices Hams. 20 lhs average 15 lbs average 10 lb average Skinned Breakfast bacon, firsts Empire Shoulders. 16 lb average 11 lb average Sides. 4.1 lh average 25 lb average Bellies. 25 lbs average H-16 lb average Backs. 20 lb average 10 lb average Kettle lard Pure lard ... Cotton nie Fresh loins Sausage are: 10 n'i 11 10'.. iK Ion, 8'i Jo? S' 9 " R'i 9 M, s, ' 6'4 Si. Iron nnd Ilnrdirnre. 15ar Iron. .Wä.lV. base; wrought charcoal bar. $2.1 3.00. base. Horseshoes, Burden1?, $3".; Perkins'?. mule shoes, $ioo: cnt-nail rate for Wtt steel nails, rate, $1.TO; horse. $4.v'i'&.') rer Imix; wire nails, rate. $1.30. Steel Plow, open hearth, per lb. 3c; spring, ordinary sizes, per lb, 4c: tire, 3-16 in. thick, per in. S'c: in. and heavier, per lb. 3c; toe calk, assorted sizes, per lb. t'c; best quality tool. "Black Diamond.'' rer lb. 8c: machinery, rounds only, smooth finish, per lb rates. St-c. Barb Wire iif, Ivan i zed. J2..V1; plain annealed fence wire. $1.7"; galvanized. 50c advance, 10. 11 and 12 sizes, the regular advances. Ammunition Rim firo cai'lritises, CO aa:i

3. B P cjps. rounj. jyr m. $l.SO; B. B. caps. 'come'. pr m. Hick's C. F. B. cap. conies!, rcr m. $2.05: G. D. caps, per n. 3V- -n ark's C. F. caps, per m. 40c: E ley's 'rr. B. imported, per m. jOc: musk?t raps, per m. fioc: Hazard s sporting powder, per keg. r-2?: do do half keg. $2: dodo cuarter kep. $1.15; loaded paper Eheirs uiscount. ) and 10. Crorerle. M. O'Connor Co. prices: Canned Goods Bls-ckberrles. 2 lb. 90e; rove orsters. 1 Ib. 'uii -eignt. 81c; 1 lb. light weight, ßc: 2 lb. full weight. Jt.75; 2 lb light weight, fl.U'ot-30; peaches, standard. 3 lb. $l5'i2: seconds, 3 lb. $1.203 1.30; pe. jfMrc; pineapple, standard. 2 lb. $1 fil.V: seconds. 3 lb. $131.10; string bean?. 70-571C: salmon. 1 lb. JI.C??.: peas, sifted. $t.i-".'i2.25; early Jine. $1.2331.50; marrow. $1.1ai.25; soak?d, 7.1''i)c: tomates. 3 lb. $1 .V(il .os : corn, standard. J0c 1 $1.20; cream. $1.3".'gl.i9. , Spie Pepper. 1631Sc; al!sp!c. I23ie elovM. 20 25c; cassia. 10312c; nutmeg. SO t&S-lc. Sucars Hard. 4.3r.fj5 36c: Cfnfeetioners' A. 4.4i: off A. 4.214.3V: white extra C. 4.l5''4.ilc: pocHl yellow. 4.26c; common yellow. 3.2'!j3.2c. Salt In car lots, 90e; in small lots. ?3c (ft$l.''. Starch Refined pearl, 5e per lb: champion gloss, one and three-pound packages. 6'oOt.ic: champion gloss, lump. 3g4c; one and thre?-po.nd packages, 5ijV.ic; Iroprovtl corn. S'i'ajc. Coffee Common to good. 20a20i.ie: prima to cholc. 22a23c: fanrv-, "611270: golden Rio, iSj:to4c: Java. 31öi5c: Ranner. packages. 23'4c; Arbuckle's, iCc; Lion, 234c; Jersey, Misceilanecis Rice. Louisiana, Q&c; real oil. i'j'alO'e: bean. navy, $l.ifv0; m?(Jlum, H.$9; marrowfat. $2.65. S"auerkraut-?125 per hrl.

Frnlta at n 1 VrJtrtablrt. Wholesale dealers' sellling prices: Onions $2 per brl; IfJc per bu. Potatoes 65070c per bu. Beans Pea beans, $l.W) per bu. Strawberres 3:1c per quart. OrangesFlorida.t!.2.''a;.ä. per box; California ravel $2. o; California seedlings. $2.25. Apples Fancy, $6.0cr6.50. Cabbages Northern. $2 per brl. Cranberries $8 per brl: $2.75 per box. Lemons Fancy. 14. Bananas Selected. $1.5012 per bunchPop Corn Pearl, 3c. Rice 3c,c. Cocoanuts $5 per hundred. New Honey I6c. Sweet Potatoes Illinois, $3.75 per brl; Jersey, $!. N;w lomatoes S.1 per six-basket crates. Cauliflower California, new, $3 per c&ae. Kale Greens $1.25. Florida Cabbage Fer crate, $2.23. Turnips Per bbl.. $1.75. lettuce Per lb.. 15c. Bunch Onions Per dozen, 20c. Radishes Per dozen, 2H;. Rhubarb Per dozen, 40c. Hides, Lrathrr, Tnllovr und Pelts. Tallow No. 1. 412c; No. 2. 4c. Grease Brown, 3c; yellow, 34c; white, VAc. Hides No. t G. S.. oic; No. 2 G. S.. 2c; No. 1 calf. 6C2c: No 2 calf. 5c: No. I cured, 3Sc". No. 2. cured, 4c; No. 1, green. 2'c; No. 2, green. 2c. Leather Oak sol, 22?2Sc: hemlock sole. 22 26c: harness. 23a30c: skirting. 3i'ä?;c; black bridle, per 0.02. $S0x: fair bridle. JOfr per doz; city kip. 5'f37c: French kip. 75cT$1.0f: city calf skins, 75ct?$l; French calf skins. $151.90. Sheep Shearing. 20330c; lambs, 407oa Seeds. Dealers' prices In goods are as follows: Per BusheL Clover, medium, recleaned. fair to good $3 0iv;i5 25 Clover, medium, recleaned, prime.. 4 ?.it5 2) Clove, mammoth, reol'ed. prime.. 5 Y(i 2.7 Timothy, prime to strictly prime.. 2 l''u2 1.1 Timothy, recleaned, choice 2 oovj in ! Blue grass, fancy 1 1.VSI 25 I Orchard grass, prime 1 filTtl 75 I Red top - 6.1 i English blue grass 2 532 75 Floor nnd Feed. Flour Winter wheat, patent. $3.75'i4.00: spring wheat, patent. $3j4: winter wheat, straight. $2.750300: winter, extra, $2.212 50: io grade. 1.7532.00: rye flour. $3.25; buckwheat flour. $7; oat meal. $5.5üJ' 6.: rolled oats. $5'fi5..V: cracked wheat. 11 W5.75: middlings. $15i18: screenings. $l0'a15 per ton: com meal. $lftl.75 per cwt; peat I meal. $1.15al.X; rye meal, $1. 5001.75; feel meal, $1416 per ten. Butter. F.kk' nnd Poultry. Produce merchants paying prices: Butter Fresh grass, mixed country, 11c. Egps Per doz, 12e. Live Poultry Hens. 6c per '!: spring : chickens, 60: cocks, .le: turkey h.ens. 6'ic: j toms. 4c; young turkeys, fancy. large ; 4c: small, poor. 4c; ducks. fi'-jC: geese, full leathered. i.i per doz lor lancy large; quail, ll.35gl.50 per doz. Wool. The following prices for wagon fits: Unwashed medium wool. IGc; unwashed coarse or braid. 13äl5c; unwashed t!n merino. 12'(jl4c: tub washed. S.I'&TSc. Burry or cotted wool, 3j76c less than above prices. OH Cnke. Oil cake, $25.25 per ton: oil meal, $25 2 THE MOntiWTOWV FIRE. One of tlie Mo4 lie! motive in the llifnry of Hie Town. FRANKLIN. Match 3. Special. The most d estructive fire in the history of Morpantown occurred at that village late last night, causing the destruction of an entire business block. j The flames were first discovered in th i rear room of Norman's drug store. I among the liquors, paints and oil. and it was but a moment until the entire interior of the store was a mass of seething names. There was no water at haivl and a very inadequate bucket brigade, and as the terrified citizens crowed to the front it was to be seeh at a glance that the entire block f wooden buildings was doomed, and wi;h strong hearts and willing hands the work of removing the contents of adjoining stores was begun. Considerable goods were thus saved, but the largest inantity was destroyed. In quick' succession from Norman's store the flames took possession' of c,,iletfs general store, Mitchell's hardware store. Knight's grocery and dry goods store. Smith's general ftore. in the second floor Of which building it is understood was located the office of the Morgan town Bee. which is a total loss. Obenschain's furniture and undertaking rooms. Arch Mitchell's grocery and Miss Wade's millinery store. The entire block from the east end livery stable to Hancock's drug store on the west was destroyed with the exception, of the brick building on the west end. but this was considerably damaged. During the progress of the blaze a boy named Dennis had an ami broken, an. I so far as known this was the only accident ncuninp. How the flames first started no one seems to know positively, but one informant states the general impression is that it was of incendiary origin. The amount of insurance is known to be small, while the loss is estimated al about forty thousand dollars. It is a serious blow to the town, and it res;s with the unfortunate ones how soon thplace shall reover from this serious contlagrathm. Whipped for 11 Sin derer. WARSAW, March 3. The news jf a whipping affray at Princeton, boated east of here, has reached this city. Hkhard Pufols. the sufferer, has a pen. bant for talking about people, and espet ially young women. Miss Harriet Iinimore claims that he has lately been traducing her character and. in the absence of father and brother, she provided herself with a stift rawhide yesterday and set out In search for the object of her wrath. She found him staiKling in front of a cigar store and began to administer her rebuke. When she walked quietly away Pufois had three welts on each side of his face and the consolation contained in this note, which Mis Larrlniore flung at his feet: "Be more careful of your tongue in the future." Hufois refuses t talk, but Harriet says: "I let him off easy this time; but if his slanderous tongue ever selects me as the obj t of his abasing falsehoods again. I admonish him to keep out of iny reach, as 1 will be merciless." ATvailinir Ills I'nte Cnlmly. JEFFERSONVILLE. March 3. Special.Cyrus ;. .Brown the Rarthdomew county wife murderer, who is to bang in the Indiana prison south annex April "0 manifests bat little concern as to his

cominp fate. He is not communicative t his guards and under no ircum stances does he allude to the (ri;ne fr which he is to pay the penalty ,.i tha gallows. Brwn Is cnfliiv1 in ;i c'l adjidninp that of Murlcrer son.-. !? 3 fifty-eight years "' J. prey Iiair. of compact build and finished educaiion. AV thoyph he sleeps well anl is p:eu thi cli'Mcest food onfin 'n-.'-r.t in the pen;--tentiarx-is teüinp o:i him. Thu ,'i." he hu expressed n. les're t. n. a nii'iister ror has he aked for a bible to rea l. He appears sanguine that the governor will commute his setuen, e to life ini-

! prisor.ment. I i Mint by h lliirplar. WARSAW. Marh 3. J hn D. Puy, burglar, lies on a marble j-ial at Smith' morgue with a hole in his head. He cffecte! an entrance at the residence c Frank J. .Barbee last niphi. but he bungled. The course of his route brought l::::i to the room where Mr. Barbe. jnd wife were sleeplnp. where he aecidrr.tally stumbled nv:r a chair. The n..js- awk I?arbee. He re.iche.i f.u- ) rf.y,,vt and shot, and the robber fell fatally wounded. On the robber's left forearinf Mas worked with India ink: "J.hn I'. Puy. Talma, Tex." an! in his j.o. ke'.? were found letters bearing the sam name. SOTICK TO 0-llK,li;Ti. STATE op INDIANA, GIEsOX C'lfXTY. SS: ibson Circuit Coirt Mav term, 1".4 In re estate of Ib i.ry Ke k- r. ' nn nh--sen tee. Probate Oa-use No. Ut. Petition f.-r appointment of alminist ra tor. Notice is hereby given to said HenryKeeker and all otht-rs interested that tl cemplaint and affidavit ar on file In (be offlee cf the "lerk of hr Clitvson vlrc-jit Court. Gibson County, State jt" Indfrna. to the effect th.it said Henry K-ekvt. resident of tiibson county, in the State .if Indiana, has ahs?r.ted himself from bis u?nal place of residence and gone to part unknown for the space of fourteen years, leaving in said county personal property, withont making any s :ftlcint provision f"r the management of the same; that sic'i property is suffering waste for want of proper rar-: und prayinp treat said Henry Keeker be adjudaej an aU-m.. artd administration granted of his state accordingly: and that sail cause will come 'infer hearinp at the conrt house, 11 the ci' of Princeton, (llhson vmnt;y. Indiana. .;i the 7th day of May. I'M. the same lrr,p the first day of the May term. ivt. of Oc Gibson Circuit Court. Witness the ClerU and seal .r said Court at Pi ir.cetoii, th HE ALI .lay of February. bM W. H. COLEMAN. Cl.-rk. By R. A. WOODS', 1 , ?-. Thomas Duncan. Attorney. STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. SS: In the Marlon Oiroutc 'nurt. To August Laifner: You ar hereby n.ci. fl'-.l that Louis La it per. on th- 3th lav of March. 14. tiled hi the otiice of the 'Wk of ihe Marion Circuit Court his vetüu 1 petition reciting iheivin amongst :hr thiiiKS that you hav lren absent fr.m your usual place of 1 esi-ieu.-e for inor- thin live years and .sone to parts unknown, an l that a certain .state descent-'! to you . an heir of Uran is .1. Lnhn. r. leceae'd. Is suffering waste for want of prcp.-r ran' and is necessary for ihe suplTt .if your fa.-i-liy. ati'l that in provision has b.- 11 made by you for the nianagepi.jnt of said estate, and praying therein tha' upon the hearing of said petition and the matters and things therein set forth that an administrator b npT'o;nted upon your estate, and tnit ui-W-s you appear ünd answer er durir to sa'.d petition on the heiring of the sam on the fth )ay of April. 1S:4. said day 1epp the :t!st judicial lay of the March term. 1-St4. of said co'ltt. the itne will le heard and detern". med ii your absence, and an administrator of your state will l,e appointed. In witness wh.T-tHif I have hereunto st my hand and aihxed tho tSEALi seal of sqid court this .'.th dav of March. lyM. JOHN R. WILSON. C'.ct l Mari:n Ciri utt Court. A. Seidenst'.-ker and F. J. ReinharJ. Attorneys for Petitioner. STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS: In the Superior Court of Marion County, in the State of ln.fiana. No. Ii'..?-,!. Complaint foreclosure of mortgage. Rip Four Riiilrhncr Associatirn of Indian; vs. John L. Wi'kei son. Alexan i-r c'. P ppino et al. P.e it known. That 011 the 24th diy f Februar'. the above name! plaint'ff. by its attorneys, fl-1 in the o'tlce of tri Clerk of th- Superior Court of M.arioit County. In the State ( Indiana, its c-.-n.-plfint apainst the aloe nme.t defetidsnts and the said plaint if." having ais. J : V- i in sali Clerk's office the aüilavit of a v.tupetent person, showing that the residniof the defendant. John L. Wilkersr-n. is unknown though diligent inniiry therefor has bt'n made, and that s;iid action i to foreclose mortgage on real estate a.'.d said leren. lent a necessary party thereto, and whereas said plainthT having by endorsement on said complaint re.juir.l sail d'fendant to appear in said Court and answer or d'-mur thereto. a the 2 1 day of April. 1S1. Now. therefore, by order f sail Ccirt. said defendant last ' above named is lu reby notified f the filing and p.nd'ncv of said complaint tigainst him. and that unless he appear and answer or detv -r ther.-'o. at the calling of said cause on th 2ii day of April. I.f4. th same N i:ig the ITtli Judicial day f a term f said court, to h bee-un ami hdd at th court house in th Citv of Indianapolis .n the first Mondav in 'April. 1'. s;iii i-mipliitii and th matters and things therein contained :u-1 allegel. will b- heard and d-ternnne-i in his absence. .lOlIN R. WILSON. Oj r.c Beckett . Puan, Atl rneys for plaintiff. SHERIFF'S SU.K. Bv virtue r,f an execution to me directed, from the Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State of Indiana. I will expose at publio s;ile. to the highest bidder, 'ü SATURDAY. THK2IT1I DAY OK MARCH. A. !.. 11. 1 between the hours of hi o'clock a. m. ar."1 ! 4 o'eloek n. in. of said dav. at the duor of I the court house of Marn-n county, lndiena. the rents and profits ,or a term n.t evceeiiing seven years, of tlie following real estate, to-wtt : V ti undivided unc-hnlf interest in ran f I lots number two an 1 ihit-c In John Young's I . .,f l.v. 1 ,i.K.o- I- I : : f 1 1 -1 ' a SUtvllVlSltl Ul 1. .1 i" addition to the City of lieHanaiMiHs. ln-ii-ani, leing forty i"i feet .ff of the imrtn side of lot iiumU-r two- O and eight im feet off of the south side .,f Jot number tiiree e' in sai l sub.lix ii ri. said real estate being -IS feet froi:tin w et on Park, avenue and VC M2 feet dej.th to an alley, and on failure to realize tl.e full amount f jiKlgmeiit. hit-rest a;:i c)sts. ! will, at the s:.me tini and p'.ue. exp .se :lt -ti:blc sale the f simple f s id reul estate. Taken as the property of Edward C. Evan at the suit of the huitab!e Accident ' I nsui am-e Company of Cinfiinatl. Ohio. Said sate to made won relict trurtl valuation or appia'sen.ent laws. DAVID A. ROACH. Siieriff Supreme ('ourt. February 2:. A. D.. 1""4. JuJge .1. B. Black, attorney for plaintiff. NOT1CE-THE SUBSCRIBER HEREBY gives notice t the voters of Washington township that be will apply to the board of commissioners of said county, state of Indiana, at th-ir March term. lfM. for a license to sell intoxicating, vinous, mail and spiritous liquors in l'ss quantities than a. iuait at a. time, witii the privilege to allow the same to te drank on the premises. My place of business whereon sail liquors are to sold and Irar.k is situated In p.roail Ripple, known as the Hoffman Hotel, opposite the railroad station, Mi;c situated at a intim in the center of the Indianapolis and West fit Id gravel road where the county read running east ant west intersects said gravel roa.l in Hroad Ripple. Washington township. Mari. county. Indiana. JOHN .MOHAN, MARCH 7, 1894. Ridpath's History of ihe United States. 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