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Commenting on the prevailing
weather there, the Coquille, Oregon
Herald says: For all the summer is
dry, we suffer very little for rain. The
past season proves this. Crops of
wheat, oats, barley and potatoes that
never had drop of rain between the
time of planting and harvesting, were
as good iu many cases as ever grew.
The nights in summer are quite cool,
which makes the work of producing
grapes, peaches and melons difficult.
However, they seem favorable to the
production of all kinds of grains and
vegetables, and all other kinds of
fruit. The climate is an exception
ally healthy one, which is accounted
for from the fact that we escape the
frigidity of winter and torrid summer
days that most other parts have.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-12
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, May Irregular wheat was active
but unsettled, opened a shade easier, declined
lie below yesterdays close, rallied b Zee, closed
1s04 below yesterdays close. On Change,
sales ranged at $l.1201.l25s for May, $1.13lo0
1.14ss for June. $l.157s0l.16A for July, S1.l6
al 1873 for August, Sl.l60l.I6% for Septem-
Der and October. Sl.1l40l.12Ie for the year;
spring, $l.l2l901.125s; winter, $1.14. On call,
sales OF 100000 In AT lea l4c over.
Corn was more active; opened a shade easier,
7sc for leading futures, receded $50 2c, and
Sales ranged at 53se054e for MAY, 554055ec
for June, 57le058c for July, 5S5s059lsc for
August. 81 '9052c for the year. On call, sales
OF 10000 In at lac lower to lac higher.
Oats were dull ana easier. Sales ranged at 40le
@4l14c for May, Ala 042lse for June, IL Ss0
42lec for July, 347s035lse for August, 33lec
for the year. On call, sales Of 100000 bu
az lee htSherto 4c lower.
Pork was active, but closed 7Aa010c lower
than AT yesterdays close. Sales ranged at 800
02o.05 for cash $685. go for May, $20.05O
20.20 for June, S2o.22l0O2O.37L9 for July,
S2O.40 020.50 for August, $40. so 020.6 for
September, Sl7 .9001S.05 for the year. On call,
sales OF 2,400 brls at 2005c lower.
Lard was fairly active, prices showing little
change. Sales ranged at IL 90 oil 95c for cash,
II IL 9749 for May, II .95012.05c for June,
IL. % Dl2.12ia c for July, 1905 012 10c for Au-
gust, 11.950l2.05c for September, 11.S0c for
October l0~.95010.97l9c for the year. On call,
sales OF 1900 ties, at .02la0 .07loe lower.
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COMMERCE
Review OF the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

Review OF the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
IEDIAEAPoLIs, May IL.
Trade was reasonably active to-day. Changes
in values but few and of comparatively little
moment. Collections from the country ara easy
enough to prevent gruinbline. and travelling
salesmen ralk more favorably Of the situation.
The crop reports are by no means OF n eharae.
Ter to paralyze hope, and the feeling AZ TO the
outlook ia becoming mere confident. Dry goods
men report orders coming in more freely, and
cotton goods show more strength. Leather
dealers speak Of trade as being
rather quiet; prices are well sustained. however,
Hardware men are having a brisk trade, while
dealers In metals report business fair. Trade is
falling of somewhat on account OF dealers hold
ing back to get tho benefit of The new tariff rates
on tin plate, which takes effect the LIST of July.
Grncers report sugars frmer; prices nave ad.
vanced lse East. In regard 10 coffee there are
10 new TEXTURES TO note. MOlasses and syrups
moderately active. Canned goods dull, and
botdere generally are nn2i0ns to reduce stocks
% raptdiy as possible. Fish quiet and %unehang.
cd. Eggs are firm Mt QUOTATIONS. nut lower prices
.oon are anticipated. Butter, except for choice
-fceeh stock, continues slow. There IL a wide
range IN the price OF potatoes, as there Is in
quality and coudifien, Clover ana timothy
seeds less acfive, ami VIII s0nfi ia out of season,
Green stuff more active, the warmer weather
stimulating the CONSUMPTION, and there ia more
rall for oranges and lemons. All hog products
ire strong at quotations. Dealers report an in
nreaslDg demand. In connection with The recent
decline In hogs it may he we'll TO state that they
ore getting back To their level, having been
piuch higher relatively for some time than the
hog products.
GRAIN.
The local grain markets present no new fea-
'aree. Attendance on Change is small, and tho
bidding indicates that dealers are not anxious to
lake hold. The Board OF Trade Price Current
lays Of wheat; Tho agricultural report for NJ ay
'hOws condition of winter wheat about the same
N for April. The spring prospect ia reserved
lor n future statement, but does not promise
nOre than an average. 1t is evident that with
favorable conditions the yield of wheat for 1888
will lot exceed that OF 1891. Markpts Mt Cut
'agO are firm, ana senbOard a shade better than
yesterday, Int mt present bulls must have pa
Ieneei az VITA TIC large stocks in sight ana
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-12

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Drovers' journal re
ports: Hugs-Recelpts. $4,000: shipments, $500
Inc market opened weak and closed dull with
prices 5O10e " 100 lbs lower than yesterday;
mixed packing hogs, S~7.05O7.45: heavy, $7.50
@I.75; light. $707.45; skips, So. 5006.50.
C~attle-Recelpts, $500; shipments, $500. The
demand was slow and weak. particularly for or
binary heavy and common grades; there was a
large volume of business, and the market closed
WIN me offerings well cleared out; export cat
tie. ~$o.25 good TO choice shipping cattle
$o:9O@6.25; common TO fair, ~$5.3005.90.
sheep-Receipts, 2,40O; shipments, 300, The
market was weaker on account of liberal offer.
lngs oflOw grades; choice sheep, $500; common
10 good natives, ~$425O5.75.
ST. LOUIS. May Observation-Disclosures, 800;
shipments, $50; heavy shipping steers slow and
easy; good light steady; exports, Sc. 30 so;
good heavy. $606.25; light To fair, $5.40O5.S5;
common to medium, $4.7505.25; good COWS
and helfers. 81. 5005.25; common. So 7504.75;
s%tockers, $~4.4O04.75; feeders, $4.7505.5o; grass
Texans, "a. 5UO5.30.
Sheep-ReeeIpts, 600; shipments, 200; market
quiet; fair TO choice, 81 05; spring lambs, $2.25
$3.50 per head.
Hogs-Marke active; light grades higher;
good Workers, $7.200z.35 mixed to good pack
ing, S7.1007.35: butchers to extra, S7.4O0
200. Receipts, 2,0J0; shipments, 1000
NEW YORK. May IL B-eeves-Receipts,
100; opened higher, closed dull; common to
prime steers sold ut $6.4407 y cwt., live weight:
l carload Of extra steers sold at 1928; % car
loads of still-fed cattle sold at e. 7206.86 ex-
porters bought 100 steers at Sc. SO. Foreign
shipments from New York to-day and to-mor-
AO"J . NV ONtLlNy @r9OO quhliCEo VI OCClJ LOU
i've sheep, 300 cdrcasSes OF mutton.
~Sheep-Reeeipts, 3,765: duh but steady; clipped
sheep sold at $5.500637l2; unshorn sheep
sod at $607.50; spring lambs sold at SO. 500
10.
Hogs-Receipts, 100; live hogs in fair demand;
sales at $1l2907.62la.
KANSAS CITY. May LITTLE Live Stock Indi-
catorreports: Cattle-Receipts. 1,400; shipments.
none. The market was steady; shipping steers
from 1000 TO 1865 fbs average sold at 81. so;
COWS. S3.5o05.
H~ogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. none. The
market was lower and weak; sales ranged at
= .15O755. The bulk of the sales were at
$725O735.
sheep-Receipts, 800: shipments. none. The
market was steady; native sheep of 100 lbs aver
age sold at $4.15.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. May 11.-Cattle-Re
ceIpts for week ending May 10, 1884 through
and 1880 local; market dull; prime $6.60O6.75;
good, SO. % 06.5 SO; fair, 1913 O6. Al
Hogs-Receipts for week, 1880; market firm;
Philadelphias, $T.600T70; Workers, $500
7.40.
/ sheep-Receipts for week, $4,000; extra, $3.50
as. 90: good, S.. 1908. 25; fair, "a. 65 O4.S5, COM
mon, $2.5o03.50; lambs, sos.
CINCINNATI, May 11.-Hogs active and prices
advanced; common and hight, $6D7.40; packing
and butchers, ~S6.9O07.6o. Receipts, I,7oO;
shipments, 1,200.
MILWAUKEE, May 11.-Hogs lower at 81
07.50
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SUPREME c0URr, MAY IL.
cIT1Es-INJURIEs CAUsDD BY COASTER

CITIES-INJURIEs CAUsDD BY COASTERS.
s,015. City of Lafayette vs.. Sarah A. Timber
lake. TippecanOe S. q.
Eilott, 1.-The principle of this case is the
same as that declared in Faulkner VS.. Aurora.
The adiudged casrs concur in holding that mu-
bieipal corporations are not liable for a failure
to- exeroise governmental powers. They are
not liuble for failure TO provide appliances for
extinguishing fires, or to supply adequate police
force, nor To enforce the statutes of the State
or the hy-laws of the corporation, or to undertake.
n municipal work, such as suppiying a system
OF drainage. (Dllion Nun, Corp, sec. 1874; 81
Ind. SAT; 81 N, Y, 1899 Unless il can be held
that u city is bound to prevent persons
OF It's bylaws it cannot be held responsible for
Injuries caused by coasters. The construction
and maintenance of a streetin a safe condition
for travel is.a corporate duty, and for a breach
thereof an action viii lie But making and en-
forcing ordinances regulating the use of streets
brings into exercise governmental ana not
corporate powers. The police officers of o city
are not its agents or ser wants, and lt is not re-
sponsible for their negligence. (Dnl Nun. Corp,
9975l Judgment reversed.
1896. CITY of Lafayette VS.. George Rose.
Tippecanoe c. C. Elliott, j.
RMS case is reversed upon the authority of
tho cases OF Faulkner vs.. Aurora, and Lafayette
VS.. l1inberlake, supra.
LIFE INsuRANcE-wA1vER OF FORFEITURE
1928. Excelsior Mutual Aid Association vs..
Viola V. Riddle. Madison c. c..
HOwk, J.-Suit against appellant to recover
on a policy of Insurance. on the life of
appellee's father. Where the suit Is
upon a written contract for money shown
To aver a demand before suit. (61 Ind,
1877 Appellant answered. that in his appliea-
tiOn for insurance the insured had falsely an
swered certain questions, and to this the plain
tiff replied that appellant, with knowledge OF
the facts stated In the answer. made assessments
under the contract OF insurance and collected
the same. This reply WIS good. The matters
alleged in the answer simply rendered the con-
tract voidable at the election of the appellant.
audit was competent for il to waive the forfeiture
and continue the contract of insurance in force.
"a Ind, 203.D The relation between "A physician
and his patient is CONFIDENTIAL, AMI he VIII not
be permitted to divulge information obtained in
The discharge OF his Professional duty 70 the in
Jury OF his patient or his representative. az
Ind, 2O3 Judgment affirmed.
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NEw YORK, May I1.-For immediate wants,
the demand is quiet and confined 10 moderate
assortments of choice specialiies of a seasonable
character. For prospective demands there is
more dong in cotton goods, values more steady,
and the tone of the market showing improye.
ment. Spot cotton firm Mt current quotations.
Printing cloths firm, with sales at 3aae for Ga
squares. Prints doing fairly well for choice
work. Lawns in steady request. Dress goods
fairly active in distribution Of such light fabrics
as lace hrOcade. nun's-veilings, cashmeres; and
Pacific Mills changeable lustres are new cloth
IN light col0rings for immediate sales, price 21c.
Kentucky jeans Irregular in request and trans
actions accordingly. Meu's-wear woolens very
duh, and no sign OF improving demand.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-12

Room No. lion. A. b. Taylor. Judge.
johnston, Erwin e. Co. We. Union Railway
Company ct al; suit for damages. On trial by
jury.
Room No 2-Hou. Daniel W. Howe, Judge.
Christ. Hilgenurrg vs. John W. julian ct al;
attachment. Judgment for plaintiff for $So.12.
George G. KnOwltOu VS.. Charles Harmon, ST.,
ct al; settlement bet ween landlord and tenant.
Tired by court and taken under advisement.
Linzey Il. James vs. Mary James; divorce.
Plaintiff being absent cause dismissed for want
of prosecution.
William =. Wlldrick va. Charles A. ShelIhOuse.
Defendant being absent, appeal dismissed.
Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis q. Walker. Judge.
Charles NJ. Cliff va. James L. Smith; fore
closure. Judgment for $3,925.
WIliam Ii. Mclaughlin vs. Adam Bittner;
suit on account. Judgment against defendant
for $3.50.
G.. II. Mclaughlin va. William henderson, suit
on bond. Taken under ADJUSTMENT. ~
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Oils.

PITTSBURG. May 1.-THE petroleum market
was dull: united certificates irregular, and closed
weaker at 925se: refined, 7l9c, Philadelphia de-
livery. During the afternoon session the mar
ket was dull and irregular, with very light trad
ing; opened at 93hsc, then weakened, declined
and closed Mt 92oac.
OIL CITY, Pa. May 1.-THE petroleum mar
ket opened at ODE, tuctuated between 92lso
aud 93aic, and closed at 926se. The transac-
tons aggregated 1929, 900 hrIs. Total ship
ments yesterday, 63.469 brls. Runs Wednes-
day, 78,0S9 brls. Charters, 26,11I brls.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 1.-THE petroleum
market was still weak: opened Mt 80 SEC; highest,
93sic; lowest, 90 lsc. and closed at 92ose. Clear
ances, 2,233, 900 brls. Total shipments Thurs
day, 63. 44S brls. Charters, 26,l1l brls.
TTTU5VILLE. Pa. May 1.-THE petroleum
market opened at CSC; highest, 93aic: lowest,
92lsc; closed az 925sr. Shipments, S5, 596 brls.
al ,O3S brls.
ANTWERP, May 11.-Petroleum, 1saf.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fellows Hall
Theo. p. Haughey. Pres'J. Fl. Latham. Cash'c.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, May IL.
Business with local banks was quietly active
Rates unchanged at 70S per cent, though the
demand was light, and good paper could have
been placed at the lower figure. Eastern ex-
change unchanged at soc premium.
The New York Money Market-Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, May 10.-Money 304 per cent;
closed offered at 8 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 606ls per cent.
Dry goods imports for the week were $1,7o7,-
600.
Government bonds were weak and is@ss per
cent. lower.
Railroad bonds we're dun and without feature.
State securities neglected.
The stock market was dull throughout the
day, hut in the last half hour there was an adj
vance of le@ss all around, leaving the market
fractionally lower than last night for active
stocks. A few stocks were exceptionally weak;
Rock Island and Columbia e. Greenville were
l per cent lower .thanlast night, and Colorado
coal IA lower. Manitoba and Chicago, st. Louis
& Pittsburg we're each lo higher. The market
closed about steady.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-
day aggregated 234 900 shares, as follows:
Central Pacific, $4,000; Lackawanna, $4,000;
Denver, 5000; Lake Shore, 10000; Louisville IL
Nashville $4,000; New Jersey Central, $4,000;
New York Central. II 900: Northern Pacific,
10000: ST. Paul. $4,000; Union Pacific, %, 900;
Wabash Pacific 5000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Wool dun and
weak; 0lao. Pennsylvania and West Virginia
double extra ana nhove, IL 042 iar: extra, 400
42es medium, 44045c; course, B703sc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western fine. STA
39c; medium, 4304fe coarse. 3713Sc; washed
combing and delnrnp. 35D50c; unwashed comb
ing and delaine. 27035c; tub-washed, 33042loc;
Oregon, 24033c; new Mexican and Colorado, II
026c; pulled woods, 33O35e.
BOSTON May Wool dull; fine feeces, 400
42e; Michigan heeees. 3Sc; No. l OHIO, 43c;
o~onbing and delaine feeces, 42l904sc.
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 11.-COtton quiet and
unchanged: net receipts, 3,044 bales; gross re-
cetpts, 1913 0nlee; exports to Great Britain,
3,767 bales; continent, 2,S11 bales; saleg, 5000
bales; Rrnck on hand, 15S, 900 bales.
GALVESTON. May l1.-Cotton quiet: net re-
ceipts, LIZA bales; gross receipts, 1888 bales;
bales: stock on hand. 5O,00J bales.
ST. LOUIS, May 11.--Cotton Ateady: middling,
10l4c; sales. 400 bales; receipts, $50 bnlee;
elipinents, 2,i0O bales; stock ON hand, $4,000
bales,
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Hon. Pierce Norton, Judga.
State Va. Martin Powers. assnulb ana battery
with intent TO Kill. Verdict Of not guilty.
State va. Richard ThOnaa; petit larceny. Sem
tsneed to thres years imprisonment.
state Va. John AndersOni petit larceny and Ro-
ceiYing stolen goods, On trial BY jury.
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON. May I1.-Government bonds-New
fves extended, 1854; fORr-and-a-halfs, II6;
tours, 1929. Railroad nds-Ilinois Central,
I45: Pennsylvania Central. 59Ss: New York Cen
trai, 124%; Erie, 1878; seconds 101l p; Reading,
100.
PARIS, May 11.-Rentes, 79f e7lac.
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Hon. Joshua g. Adams, Judge.
Francis O'Reilly ct al. VS.. j. =. Dunn ct al;
suit TO quiet title. Jury finds for plaintiff In the
Gum OF SI05.
MarcelTus Dawson VS.. Board Of commissioner
of Marion county; application for license 70 sell
liquor at Broad Ripple. On trial by jury.
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very light outward movement. II does not look
like a boom was 1minent. Locally, our markets
are steady, but the tone is easy; arrivals ard
offerings of No 2 red are freer, and as Indian
apolls is relatively higher than seabOard, millers
and dealers are conservative, and somewhat
ranean wheat, bids are nominal, that grade be-
lug scarce, and a bld or offer to sell, serves only
10 make "a quotation, without effecting trades.
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o. mn REWARD will DO paid to any Chemist
Al,UUU who viii iind, on analysis of 100 BOTTLES
8. i. s., one particle Of mercury, iodide p0taa-
sium, or any mineral substance.
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.
UNION

UNION S~TocKYARDs, May IL.
CArTLE.-Receipts, 80; shipments, 10. Mar
ket slow and dull, and hard 10 get yesterdays
prices. Eastern adviees are bad, consequently
the demand for heavy shipping grades is linn
tied. Common and medium butcher grades are
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SOLID SHOT AGAINST
BLOOD
ArLANrA, Ca, April II, 1883.

ATLANTA, Ca, April II, 1888.
In 1878 was tho victim of q terrible Blood
Poison. and after being treated by three phTai-
clans was confined TO my bed, not able to raise
my hand to my head-spitting ur clots of blood,
and reduced In weight from lS5 10 100 pounds.
1 then began the use of SWIkT'S SPECIFIC, and
in less than three months L WAS entirely WE'LL
weighed 1876, aud have never had IA symptom OF
the disease since. II it had not been for Swtfts
Specific l believe / would have been IN my
gruye. . JOHN V. BISHOP.
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will cure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala-
MA, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
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Tried Hot Springs Two Years With
ont ReileE

Mercurial Rheumatism made me a cripple. Az
ter irving Hot Springs two years, ana the Mer-
curry and Potash treatment until | WIS u skele-
ton aud unable TO TO anything, | was prevailed
upon to rake a course of s. s s. After taking
three b0ttles my appetite began to improve, and
/ gained flesh rapidly. When I had taken twelve
bottles | fell rs well as l ever did. IL IS now
twelve months since | took s. 8. $. My health
and appetite are coed. ana 1 am able to attend to
ali the business | can get CHAS, BERG.
Hot Springs, Jan. 1, 1888.
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enriches the blood and purifes the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.