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CnIcAco, May l5.-Since May lst there
has been decline in tho class Of cattle
taken by Chicago butchers OF to cent
per pound: The shrinkage in ihe market
value Of sheep has been even more pro.
nounccd, amounting toll to . cents per
pound. The decline in the former is at.
lribntable 10 the increased supplies Of com.
mon cattle, Texas grass cattle now coming
iqrwafd qt the rate Nf from hul TO 1000
hoaa per day, anIl 10 the lessened consainp.
ton resulting from tho extravagant prices
charged by retailers. Sheep have declined
in the face OF 4 greatly diminished supply,
simply because the price Of mutton is SO
high that comparatively few can afford ia
eat it. Chicago butchers cattle cost at the
stock yards barely cent Hboye the ptieeS
q one year ago, md sheep arc no higher
than t'tcnj still the retail butchers continue
to exact ali advance in mutton OF from to
8 cen,s, and in beef Of from > to . cents pei
pound, Etf7E. ,1 ia 4 TFslS l'sI
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THE - WAGE WORKERS.
z I..0IlFI7- II TIII1ITTITV W.
SITUATION IN THE IRON SECTIONS.
40 40 r'retptille Change at Clerelaad-Ths Colorsl
oifsefrs. sf'.i IA the fanhandta hines-R,,ura Of
Dlsgusted Window Glass .Hlowsrs rrop, E
OLD as1iso-gthss Labor Notes.

! PlrrsnuRGli, May l5.-AIaticrs at Mil.
way are 1T present qniet md peaceaLie.
The colored idiggers, except half IUoztn
weck.kneed ones who LETT for hu,neJ1 aye
working unmolested by tho idlers, The
next move OF the association, vii, Ibe
watched with interest, y Oh SATURDAY. prress..
idcnt Jones issued a cali for Il convention
Of delegates, to he held at Knights Of Labor
nal, tbs city, on Wednesday ncxt, for tho
purpose Of taking, measures to avoid or
meet tiie coming importation OF more col,
osed labor into this district Pits arc re,
quested TO select tho most faithful, intelli.
gent and cool.headed mon as delegates to
this convention. ;tjaFR,, 4 y a, mi \
CLEVELAND, May l5.-No jprGccptib,e
change Inns occurred in the attitude Of tho
conflicting Clements both the comuauy
ahd strikers pursuing tho even tenor OF
! their ways The merchants of tbp ward
stated yesterday that the men paid Zip their
bllls IN good shape md almost Us flillvlas
at tho close OF ordinary months. Sunday
WIS passed Ill quiet md orderly manner
IN the ward. 1t WIS discovered that several
OF the wire workers have departed Tor tic
scene OF, other "a! manufactures. All To.
day q number OF them y were Il li,cyo.
tlating with railway ticket brokers for
tickets to u New ~ York land /. Chicago.
lsumors were again atloat in tho ward yes,
seHlay to the effect that one OF the wire
mills would start up to.tlay.; Officers Of
the company were seen last night, how
ever, who stated that there is no 'truthl
whateyer in tho statement Itaw,,s said
yesterday that outside parties at6i.in tho
city with view to attempting an urbitra.t
ton OF the difficulties. The strikers huld
meetings as usual on Saturday, but nothing,
to change the situation has occurred. t.'d64isl
PrrsnUtGu, NIny !l5.-Thos. Shields.
C]las. Weber, Thos. L Claire and aPhiI;hl
salm have returned home from Mexico
where they went last July, to work ii !
glass factory, as they are all window glass
blowers. They had some trouble witt
their employers, and d1we,c imprisoned for
some time. AS soon as they wcro released,
which was only II short timo ago, thew
started for home. As soon as they arrived z
here they consulted lawyersa',, will enter
suit against the firm. 'Ashburn n& CO., for
breach OF contract The reporter called on
Mr.. Shields to-day; and attempted TO inter-
view him, but he positively refused 10 talk Z,
tic said that he had been Instructed BY his
attorneys not TO say anything to reporters
until they gave him permission. The men
when they arrived at home were in pretty,
good health, with tho. exception .that they !
all had slight touches OF rheumatism, u y
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ACROSS THE! OCEAN.
GLOOMY OUTLOOK FOR IRELAND.
More Arrests for the nublin Assa,,lns tiou--Ths
Police xoaplsMsd- nspsssslsn and Coer.
disli ieioa deA,ara-The Evyptlah Crisis. n 4
More Jews llsstenlus to America. w

DUBLIN, May l5.-The police have dis
covered that the car In which the murder
ers escaped was hired by a stranger from .
stable in the southern part Of the city, and
was returned about s o'clock the evening
Of the murder. They hope 10 be able tc
trace the driver. iETI51s Nv T6 y
Rush, who 1t WIS stated drove the ca,
containing the murdercrs, Is car owner.
lie was questioned MS to whether any Of his
cars were missing, but without result. The
police make no progress in the case. S
CoRx, May l5.-The fund here for tho re.
ward otthc apprehension Of the assassins Is
now five thousand pounds. 1gi is.,E
Robert Dow,lall was arrested on tho ar.
rival Of the tn.in from Dublin on suspicion
OF being concerned in the Dublin murder,
His face was scratched. @ 5'iF &.
, LONDON, May iJ.-C Considerable division
Of opinion exists among tho parnellitc
members on tho subject Of the new Coer.
cion bill, several being in favor OF with.
drawing from Parliamentary discussion Of
the measure altogether. 2,,y%f
In tho House OF Commons Parnell rcad
letter written by himself while in prison
to O'Shea, home ruler, stating that tho
land leaguers would do all in their power
TO suppress outrages in Ireland, itl case
promised reforms were made. The read.
ing was received with cheers from the on.
position benches. =
DUBLIN, May l5.--The assassins dispersed
when the car returned to the stable on the
night Of the murder. The police merely sus.
pect who the driver Is. They have man
under surveillance and he may be arrested.
but the detectives have no chance OF bring.
ing home his guilt, unless the inforlner
comes forward Persons, who witnessed
the flight OF the assassins, were then shown |
the car horse and the suspected driver, but
their evidence, us to identity, was Just rs
and unsatisfactory. ifT
The text Of the bill for the hcsupprcssion OF
crime is published The alien cla,se con.
tains the provision that any alien expelled
from Ireland may subsequently be expelled
from Great britain. ~ 80
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through their Chief Magistrate 10 tho peo.
pie Of the United States 10 be u monument
Of their affection for nil time. Ela y J Oh !

pie Of the United Staies 10 be nonunien
Of their affection for all time. l1-a ~ &f5E
we therefore present 10 YOU the oppor
tnnity to- unite with us In The work. ant
thereby enable US to mako tho structure n
every respect worthy tho name OF AmCrica'r
foremost people. 10 that end, VIC request
that on tho 3Oth instant, n day when ali
hearts turn III lcF, ail grateful rcmcm.
branee to tue SOLD Of the Republic, ani
we etraw their graves with flowers, that Il
feature ofthat day shall be the offering and
soliciting of contributions 10 tho end set
forth. But few can enjoy tho privilege OF
placing u Hover OH his grave on Decoration
Day, but atl can contribute The cost OF ono,
and thereby enable us TO stimulate genius
and exhaust art In the euleavor to plant
here a statue that " III testify to men OF all
time the great love the people bore him Y
IL is the desire OF the committee TINT this
work be general; Que III which al he people
can take part without feeling tito be tax :
and It Is therefore suggested that no con.
tribution from my ono person OIL that day
shall exceed one dollar. u \. y .'s1, :.
Tho press and poslnnslcrs throughout
the country will receive and forward sub.
scriptions; or, Il preferable, II committee OF
citizens may ,ake charge Of .he,work under
such plans rs they may deem most ellica.
clous. In eithercase 1t Is desiredt that com.
plete list Of Subscribers be kept, It's all sub.
scription lists, rs we'll rs copies OF papers
publishing the same, are desired for deposit
In the cornerstone OF the statue, and will
be carefully retained for that purpose. >.
II. 9. CoRBlS, Asst. Adjt, Gen'l U. S. A.,
~ . Washington, D. G., !;
Corresponding Stcreiary and Treasurer, :,
lin accordance withthc above suggestion,
the 1STELL!oEScER will receive and forward
any, contributions left at this office for the
purpose specified. En- @
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W, do no, sec that our Mashall county
,,,snd, arc As yet taking any steps to sup
n'ylh, nv III, 5000 assigned to them as their
ps l%,,e ~t oI RIB, Of way expenses for tho
S" M.''s. ,,ilno,d. Twenty.six miles Of the
."a1 "s'I' n,y through their territory, and it
'"a ,'o"ll ,epu, a; Il an unusual amount Of in.
,ss>y. or,bt to be felt in the success Of the
.o,,rt 'o IN ,ha,county. We hope to record
an early movement in Marshall looking to
,ha ,,i,Ins Of their quota. t' ~ 2.
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Destructive C0NFLAGRAr,oNs,

,RlcIMoSD, QvEnEc, May l5.-About half
the village OF DAnville burned; forty houses
q, and stores destroyed loss estimated at
Sl5O,000. IA q & s. sI4.1s'7 .5,'
MILWAUKEE, May. la-IIcnry Peters saw
and steam mill at Iferseg, Wis, was dc.
stroyed, by fire. Loss, $4,000; no insur-
ance. f1l. - s. &ta!5,et, ii y x, =.
PrrrsnuEG,. May Is "A fire in the Pick.
ins room OF the Eagle cotton mill, in Ale.
gheny City. this evening, damaged the
building and machinery to the amount Of
$4,000. \ large number OF operatives
were at work when the fire occurred; they
barely escaped with their lives. The loss
is fully covered by insurance. ~ -, Z. :.
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49,, ,sasiitsGroS, May 15.-Senator Cam
ssua, IN conversation with some friends,
T. slga in regard TO the Independent element
S;,,,n sa nentssyytvania politics that they must
,.,ies ,",ie. Athlete 10 the regular party or ,ani.
..;oS,a .suM ana accept their discontinue, as in.
"'e" "on n,'e'',i IL 'he result OF lust Wcdpcsday's
eoMse',..oa so,,s' rs setting the merits Of their
'gHausc, or transfer their allegiance To t}ia
democratic party. lie saws ihe success oi
.he harmon'zing elcmcn. oi The late con.
Ne,zion was q sufficient puurantrs o of Gy 'ths
support Of the ticket presented ior the he sui. M
agags Of the people. The Senator ,y says s he
Hllnks It Is time To stop this ruert;ija war. >
fare within tho party lines. '''.'' -" ~ ~
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iPnLADELrllrA, May 15.-The famous Co.
chet claim WIS the subject OF inquiry, to.
day, in the cuse of James, D., ,Mantrap,
charged with embpzzling 1900 shares oi
lns, ,ooMpany,and ol disposine OF the stock
and holding on to Sl.50O, bel onging to Pc.
ter llevener. Dr. franklin Stewart testi.
fed that lie purchased share OF the Co.
chet claim from llevener and sold share
and half ofthe claim 10 Shipbcrd. s.ss nv,
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A pIttxburger Killed.

MEMPHIS, May l5.-Last evening, while
the tow boat Raymond Horner, enroute
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans, with i.
tow q GOAL, was making landing
near Tiptonvillc, Tennessee, one Of
the lines parted. striking the sec
ond mate Wm. Shannon, breaking
both his legs and crushing his skull. He
died this morning. Deceased resided IN
Pittsburgh. His remains were forwarded
to his wife. 'I"I'11 :, -. '' ~
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4 NASHVILLE, May l5:-At the general COT con- |,
ference OF tho Methodist Episcopal Church
South, today, q letter extending iraternal
greeting was read from Bishop Wood, OF
the African NJ. f. Zion Church, and also
one from the Genera! coRie,snte df The
Colored Methodist Church, .,ftfecently' held
in Washington City. IA minority report
vas submitted Z from tie eomlnittee
on =! temperance, "a recommending that
surlher legislation on the subject
would be iGnwise and unnecessary, The
question Of the election Of RishdTpa was
considered and tho conference agreed, by a
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\ NEw lYoRK,3 May l5.-From Pompyanla
the,clnigmtion 10 .Amerioh tl,ia year prom.
ises 10 rp4oh proportions beyond tho larry.
est formerly known. During three weeks
In April more than . 900 persons left Stet.
Tin by land and water for Bremen and
Hamburg, and a single steamer, direct to
New York from stettin, Ind on boa,d Ql0
esnigran,s For; ;n,anyslars al average d
700 Epersonst passed through the place Gu
route for various American ports. Many
| nf them were fgrpfallod WITH ii1ssagc tick.
its which hn? besn received iron. friends
md relatives in America, isittsdia itf
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Tho 'lirltiNll GrAin Trade.

LONDON, May l5,-The Mark Lane Er.
press, In It's review Of the grain trade Of the
past week, says On sound and well cult.
yatcd land wheat has regaincd healthy
appearance and prospects arc OF larger pro,
portion; the remainder is Indifferent to
bad. 1All other crops look remarkably
well. Grain trade extremely dull and
prices weaker. Sales OF English increas
insly difficult; foreign breadstuls general.
weaker. Flour dull and quiet. At Ion.
Don, supnly heavy prices declined 0alOc
Oats weaker carsoes very quiet. 's'it
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v WASHINGTON; May -l5.-1n the Senate
to-day, the Senate passed the House bill,
OF Gen, Fitzpatrick. The bill relative to
whisky in bond was then considered, Mr..
Beck, of Kentucky, made asirong speech
in favor Of the bill. lle denied that the
records Of the treasury department showed
any attempts at lra4l op the part Of The
dis.lllers, He sald that with every safeguard
placed around distilled spirits, tho dis
ullefs were aenoanGea ai. aS thieves because
s,.y so"u' ,easoma,e feae. IRON oppres
sN5 iaMs. among .lS aIpp aMpptopflatlohs ~ iol
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\ RAbTlxopE, May,lY.-The supreme lodge,
knights $of Honor, located The general
headquarters 2ot the order perDlanGntlyat
louisville, .ky.iy removed The Office oi SUI
prcmc TREASURER from Springfield, KY, qHd
The supreme reporter ifoal Wooster, oyto
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Hen IllIl'. Critical Condltlouu,

LITTLE Rock, May 15.-The latest nd.
vices from Eureka Springs state that
senntor Ben Hill, though apparently slow.
" improving, Is In a condition TO excite
grave doubts OF his ultimate recovery. :.
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vote Of 1870 to l00,to elect four new Bisl.
ops, md their election vas made special
order Tor 10 o'clock to morrow. A telegram
was received from the missionary In Shan.
bai, asking for harmony and progress. A
memorial was presented nsking definite
nction as to M annual collection for the
American Bible Society. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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5Infor,,,niio, for Cn,y,olic.

Nrw YoRK, Nlay l5.-A cable from
Rome, special TO- M the New York Freemaas!
,3..oaraas, says; ."sTAo Holy Sec Aa4 ritiasa
the request TINT the diocese of Detroit
might 'he divided. = new episcopal
diocese llas been created for Grand Rapids;
the bishop has not been named."n $50
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Thc GcorE,n In,Icuen,lcnts.

ATLANTA, May Tho leading indie.
pendent Democrats met to-day and issued
IN address to the people Of Georgia, in.
definitely postponing the. mass meeting
called for June tst, and urging the party to
support Alexander II. Stephens for Cover.
W. ~ Ss+AaT ny rtf- 80 ~
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CnAn1orrE, NC, May tl5.AThe 10Th
anniversary; Of the Declaration OF Inde-
pendencc, made by citizens Of Mecklen-
burgh county, will be celebrated on Sltus,
day with great ecla.. Senator Bayarl will
deliver the oration; Senator Vance the ad-
dress Of welcome and Senator Raesom will
read The derlatation!3 vita ,.hs;, },.4s ,is.t,,
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The Teiiiscsscc StntC Dcbt.

NASHVILLE, May l5.-The State Senate
to-day, passed bill to fund the State debt
at 10 cents on the dollar, with three, four
five and six per cent interest. The vote
stood II to II. The bill will probably
pass the lower House. ,IG1.6IT.l;.
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Z -G-.--AA~k*SEs3---a 8.
1.OSk nj Sen,

ST. JonSs, n. F., May, l5.-The schooner
l.. Rial, and ali on board, lost in Pla.
centia bay An unknown schooner and
crew foundered in Fortune bay. lsF5!..7 & { {
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TfSE MAX Ft,00BS.
Damages TO ts'e crol,s-.A "Nuo,n' In the
E:iislEs nl ,t kcl,uy ylkfJl IL az y IA Z

Ef lsi.3ts ) hehuS Ikill. 154 y. ts.I,. I
CINCINNATI, May l5.-'rwo weeks con-
iinao!ls rainy weather. has greatly delayed
earn planting in eOhio, indiana and ken
,ucky. Farmers are much Discouraged,
.efPnILADELrlll.l, May l5.-Water in the
Schuylkiti is rising six inches m hour
Fears arc entertained OF great flood. At
Consh0ken, lower stories OF mills and
houses are flooded, also coal aud lumber
yards. The road 10 Fair,nount Park is
ilaw under Ynter. IN the Delaware river
acres iof swliarIeS ind lumber yards ARE
flooded in several feet Of watef, - s25 nm N
New OaLeASs, May l5.-A special IRON,
Camden, Arkansas, says:}6Wc are wit
Messing one OF the greatest over'lows known
to the oldest settlers. The river Is forty
i've ;ept, above low water markings and
rising two inches fGn hour. Plantations
are under water, crops ruined, eiaeE2 fol
several miles east drowned, ionses, hills
fences aiiu vast quantities Of timbcrJ fl
the surface Of thu current, and q scene 9
leyastation is visible from severys quarter
7 ifS',TT ~ 2 70 ID - 4 ~ =
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Qhe G'.tfltigkhjter.
-, Ma. Is and ~ Fourteenth "'res'
= wooI market Is quoted llFm, with
,Ayancing tendency. sa1
=, ,odicatjops are that Major Mckin'
ini ,ho rcnomlnalet In the Columbiana,
~ = Confessional district. llchasa major,
" ,,to delegates in that county. x, y

r,,. An, issue Of the Huntington, West
,,.,ni, ."r . Etpu5lican is on our table, and 1t
= '1gh'' Iirs we'll gotten up and neatly printed
,','.",l sA" deserving Of the hearty support Of
.o,r,e NJ that region. sirt
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RIc!lMosn, "a, May l5.-Thc sale Of the
washington 4 Ohio I railroad has been
postponed ten days from tomorrow, ,[!l'fSS
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Tho Late Gov. wnshburne-The runcr., .,,,,

EUREKA SrelxGs, May 1t.-The remains
9i Governor 9. G. Washburne left here for
La Crosse, WIS. this morning They will
be accompanied to Chicago BY Hon. L. d.
Washburnc, where they will arrive on.
Tuesday night and whore they will bc met
by tho citizens Of Wisconsin and Mime.
sofa: There was m emotional and sympa.
thetic service ut the Perry house at s
o'clock this morning Prayer was offered
by the Rev. Mr.. NlcElwell, OF the presby.
Hyc.and. .Byc.h M H. -
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Sufc In Port.

Special Dispatch to the lntclliccnccr. ~ N7
CINCINNATI, May l5.-The st. Lawrence,
with exc'irison party, arrived here ut four
o'clock rN. All well and having II good
lime, u 80 y,
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Not f0rHamucf.

! NEw YonK, May 15.-The young mems
Democratic club, after m angry debate,
laid OIL the table n resolution proposing the
nomination Of Samuel J. ridden for Gov.
crnor. s l!,iSii'.sfU!aigfE' TgIlgiF'%
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Outside Of New York, in tho country nj
large, the clcarings still show falling of,
the decrease this week amounting 10 ca
per cent Eastern cities all show n falling
oil. Boston hangs below the line with u
decrease OF 1866 per cent. This city, how.
ever, reports improved business in leather,
boots and shoes. Philadelphia, with con.
tinued quiet markets, shows decrease OF
~ pei. cent, Baltimore, with
no particular change in its bust.
ness situation, shows u decrease Of 3
per cent. Tho manufacturing cities con-
tlnue to show large gains. In Cleveland
the lockout at tho rolling mills has, un-
doubtcdly, had some effect upon the clear.
ing house exchange. The clcarings ut
Columbus footed up Sl,l33,I3l against
Sl,&s,00l, the previous weak. LII the West
the report is hardly as favorable rs the one
we gave last week. Chicago shows tn in
crease Of e4.e per cent against gain Of rs
lust week, and one OF SS.1 the previous
week. St.I.ouis shows Il decrease of 1851.
Cincinnati .has gained lSO against 1874;
San Francisco shows n decrease OF lO.7
against Il gain OF lg.5 last week. Milwau-
kce lost %; Peoria gained 30. Z
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1sGN

IN New York The clearings show the
large falling oir Of 25.l per cent. This Is
due, partly, to the excessive dullness OF
trade aud, partly, to the slight transactions
1T q ste stock exchange, as compared with the
large volume Of business done at TINT in.
stitution in tho corresponding week OF last
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and his wife will sue for divorce. Rudolph
had spent all her money but 500, which
was found on his person. Among his other
effects were many very ardent love letters
from one Of tho $4,000 New York girls
whom he wished to "mnrry and kill.
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THE VOLUME OF TRADE.
Busincss Dmll In the Enst-Livcly, How.
III ever, M Manu- fhc turing Points. ~.

BosroS, May l5.-The following table
shows the total gross exchanges at the
twenty.three leading clearing houses In the
United Suites. for the week ending May
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GlicA6o. May S-The" Drorer's Journal reports:
HogtIkcceip.s9l 900 head; shipments $500 head;
Demand fair aid market firm and active. u,lality
Sefy or common Il. Eaod mixed s. ola7 90;
yery scasec light 81 daa7 49, sklrs and culls IS 60
,cattle-Reeclpts 500 head: shlpments 800 head.
40: common 10 MI s. %7aaG ST: mixed sutchess
poor to fair s.. aa4 80; good 10 choice 81 75ti 90;
tnronSh grass Iexan!aet!ye scallawass S, &5ai Is;
w: stocsess ald feeders active and Arm at s. o.
Sleep Receipts 4oo head: shipments 100 icsd.
ai MatEei s.eaay common TO alt sSHai IS: mecium
10 E0ou 70 0oa3 30: choice 10 extra S. 7iaG GU No.
INC DiOftrs L0hr,df british cables reports cattle
steady; b.s! steers i7c: sheep lower; best tSaa,l ~
ciSclSsA1l, O.. May l5-Co,ton steady aud In
Ii5 iai1S SRsssa s. Sa6 a % nl!s p, IN eapa
conlower I'd linked 7iS;s en.h: 1i%c @ bid Nav: May:
BID June; 77s774anIN July; 19LSa70Jic August.
ss nslIs aF n No No nmised nsHc Rye qnet a. $ae
Lard In good demand. held nj $il IS. Bulk meats
strong; shoulders s. 10: clear ribs sll 10, Iacon
IL air s r1anI e. anl higher Sh9alde,s 50 clear
rips sS eo clea, 81 49, whi.sy Irregular high
!Shed soohs o09 barrels on bnsis Of 81 - Butter
Hrfifes; choice Western Reserve .1t choice Ccntra
Ohio lie. l.inseed oil quiet ut s5a57c.
nAL1,AoEE. May l5-FlomrqnIet and unchanged.
Wheat western fairly active: Eo."g winter rcd
sssI II ~ W Ss:n @ Ts.;era ~ ii:%syS sasy
as9,s; July S.IIG4S;c August &a1iaSaIG Gats jn,{y
active and steady: wesieru while GIaG.o; mixed
aoaGlc: lennsylyaiia GO CSC. Rye s,enIy and irm
nj aSCast o.. Hay hrmer ut $40 lsOO, Provisions
old sis Is, new so o. bulk meats loose shouIcr,
nonlnal clear RIB bsldes nominal; do packed 81 ga
loOo bacon shoulders SO %: clear rib sides sis CO.:
bans sib ooala Is Lard. 81 u. Batter qule, AID
steady at zoe Petroleum no,nina,,y ira iSsc. iS.
Coffee quiet at sHal0He t5r Gri1Sty 10 prime
Sugar dule.; A so!. &i.t Whisky qales at Il II