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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-17
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Yereiniste Staaten.

Der bo6w. YaterG b. apb Ell,
friiber in @lenbllab lit na6 Waterloo,
Sefierion, Co., @isc, ueriest woroen.
TrGnlein Yanlime Saiiel, Die Sdweiter
bes perlforbenen Gep. VI. 81. Sailel IN Oes
W1oines, erbielt am 28. Sum- BON Dem @es
neralsS etretdr Der 81. 6. O. S9usseieus
idaft bic Summe BON 81 1910 ais Ster,
beselo ausbeSablt.
Ger Carroll 60. Oemofrat" i1reibt
Nic. 3effeler, gruber uon Oomiuit Refe:
Ter, ~itattete lns am Samitas einsn Beiud
ab. gr fam am 8. SUM- in New Dort I'm
unb bat er iid @merifa elm wenis anseieben.
Sc sefdlt linn 10 gut in bieiem 9anbt
baB er beidloB, mad Oeati6Ianb (Surem:
bur9) suuidSufebren, nm iein Sab uno 9ut
In @elb su perpanbeln uno nit Der 9anSer
Samilie IN oieie 9esenb iiberSuiieolen.
Gin 2anbsmamn, Der etpas pom
Bferbebanbel peritsbt, i9eint so. 9ilser IN
MearppiQe, Mo., gu iein. 9ettes Sab,
faufte er nit Serrsn Sapette Smitb por
MarppiQe ben space" &i6baa fir $1,000,
9eute wirS fir Sas Yferb $40, 600 sebOten.
gs bat BEL pielen @ettrennen IN louisville,
albanp, Sprinsfielo, Waibinston, .. 6,
unb anserwdrts ben eriten Sreis BEL Der
Wettrennen oauonsetrasen.
Der Clinton ToltsSts." entnebmn
mir oas 6olsenbe: Ybilipp 0emutb, eir
oeutider Sarmer bel SprinsbrOot in Sad
Jon Co., bat ieinsm 9eben burd Grbdnser
Elm Gnoe sema6t. Gr mar 20 Sabre alt,
elm Wittwer unb i'm 8eiise elmer 100 @cres
umfaiienben Sarm. g8ie es beiBt, bat be,
Mann bic Chat i'm Mabnfinne ~be9ansen,
8em Namen mad bulten mir i'm fir einer
9aremburser, bod mOsen mir and I'M Srr'
tbum lein.
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mahern unb Sattlern ergil9 cS nod am
beiten. Oils Marimilian Ing Qanb fam,
bradte er cine Mense Oeutl9e nit, bic
meiitens ipdter na9 ben Ser. Staatsn sins
aen, bod finbet man nod wel6e als @drt>
rier, 6utl6er (Stagedrivers) &c. i'm 2anbe.
Die dltere beutI6e Golonie mar ltets be-
miibt unb lieb es iid piel t%oiten, ben beuts
i6en Namen in sutem Slang gu erbalten,
liberli6e unb beruntersetOmmene CUB
ieete unb ielbit llnbei9oltene, bic feline ibs
men entipre6enbe arbeit finben %fOnnten,
wursen auf alssmeine Soften aus benz
9anbe aeidafit. Sn Der 9uuptftabt befss
sen iie Elm Gaiino, bas in Geuolutionsseis
ten Ofters in neutrality-suspicious. 9elett
wurbe, unb wobin iie iid %suritsosen, Of
tiers I6loHen ii9 anbere Nationsn ibnen al,
unb bradten ibre 6abe babin in Cider
belt. 9lub in amberen Stdbten wie Ous
range, Yueblo &c. baben ie Gaiinos.
Wor spei Sabren wurbeu ca. 200 Oeuts
ide, bic i'm Cattle @aroen in New Oorf
ensagirt worben waren, mad ben 8erswers
fen pom Satepilas I'M Staate CHIHUAHUA
als 9lrbeitsr sebra9t, fie nmfaBten ale
Stdnbe uno bas sanse l%lnternebmen erpies
ii6 fir Die @eieai9aft als Elm Serluit.
Die 9eute, m~eiitens ni9t an fOrperli6e 4rs
belt serp6bnt, fonnten ni6ts lciiten unS ii9
gan, unb gar nidt in Die o~ortigen 8erbdlts
Mile ididen. Die 6oit, peIde meiitens
aus gobnen, setrodnetem 6leii9 nno
Maisfuden Tortiuas) beltanb, aber bod
bebeutenb better mar, ais iie bic rsi9en
Ginseborenen Der 'bortisen @ssenb baben,
bsbaste ibnen ni9t, unb Sulett entlieB ie
bic Gompasnie iammt un6 ionbers. Sis
ssritreuten ii6 na6 garral, CHIHUAHUA nnp
Der Giienbabn, bic bamals pon lebterer
Stabt mad gl Paio bel Norte sebaut wnrs
be, mebrere ertranfen in einsm 6luhe, ans
bere itarben an &ranfbeiten, Die meiiten
aber sosen iid mad ben Ser. Staaten, auf's
Neue bepeiienb, baB fir ben Oaitiden,
Der ieinen Nnfans in Der nelen Welt NIT
5anbarbeit MAIDEN muB, Merifo ni9t ses
eisnet lit.
Oahelbe S6idlal batten unaei6br 80
Berg unb Sittenarbeiter, bic elm @ruben.
bsiiser in Der Ndbe Der Sauptitubt Dor 80
Sabren pom &beine fommen lieB aud its
fonnten ii9 ni9t ms meritaniide 2ebeu
finben nnb ibre 9aupttlase beitanO barin,
baB iie feline &artoffeln batten. Sdon mad
einem Sabre serifreaten ii6 aIe, einise gin:
gen surid, Die meiiten mad ben 0itlider
Staaten, swsi ober brsi nod Californian.
Gs 1T babel Die gri6sinuns aufiausnb,
baB, IN ie beidrdnfteren 8erbdltniilen Sc:
manb in Oeuti6lanb selebt bat, CT um ir
weniser iib ms merifanii6e seben fimber
fann.
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Saar, Moiel, Gifel unb Sunsrild.

aus WaiferbiIlia wirb der
ySberm. : 3eitans" beri9tst: am Sonns
tag, 10. SUM, fanb bier cine Sdldserei
swiiden iunsen 2euten pom bier unb aus
9iersbers itatt. ginsn iu9te mar iiber bic
Bride gu i~tiirSen. @r bling idon iiber benz
@eldnber. Sin iunser Manm, @iIbelm
Gtrinser aus @aherbiaig, 26 Sabre alt.
waroe NIT benz Mteier 10 perlest, baB er
am IL. unter sroBten Qualsn ifarb. 8
Sti9e bate Ell i'm @ansen, einen rs
gentimeter tisf i'm @ebirn. Oas geridt
NIT 8 Nersten mar an Srt un6 Stele.
5 iunse 2eute aus 9iersbers (9anbfreis
Srier) wurbsn irrber Ra6t BON Samitaa
auf SOnntas uerbaftst unb mad 1rier ms
@efdnsniB seiett. Gtner wolts bobe Gaus
ton ftelen.
@m 20. SUM- brad IN benz OSrfdem
Saoborn BEL Gbolsp auf bis iest nod uns
b~etannts @eiie Seuer aus, wel9es Bel Der
berri9enoen Grodenbeit 10 raid nm ii6
sriff, baB in f,rser 8eit l6 @ebdube elm
&aub Der Slammen purosn.
au9 fur Grief ioa iett Elm Mdas
bebaus, ySt. 9eIena", B. 3. elm gipl fir
weibli6e Oienboten ieber GonfeIlion fir
Die Seit ibrer Oiemiloiisteit sesrinoet
werben.
Sn @roBtdnn9en muroe am 9ten
Stunt elm Mann, weldsr wdbrenb eines
@ewitters Sdut inter einsm Banme ses
iu9t, pom Slis eridlasen.
Sn W ei~benburs bat ii9 elm lss
idbriser Sdller Dor @sridt seweiqert.
einel GiS absalesen, neil ernidt an &ott
CLAUDE.
5wei Arbetter aus benz obereu
Giienwert gu Mrs sinsen burA elm Nelb,
mas ibnen pom Giseptbiimsr &smailb per,
misien wurbe. Oaraif marfsn bic Neibeu
ibn ju Boben, traten nit 6iBen anf ion,
10 baB on isinsfs Mufsommen ssawsifeli
wtrb.
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mar bis auf ben letten Ylas gefiut uni
unter ben gnwelenben lab man piele Nns
berssldubise, proteitantiide 8rebiser uni
Qaien, nm benz audi BEL bielen 2euten bod.
aeadteten Manne bic leete Gbre Su ermei.
len.
MS9e er ruben in 6rieben uno ibm Die
Srone bes Simmels su 9beil werben er
war elm wafsrer 9lrbeiter int 8einberss
bes 0errn!
Oi6cee ga groie.
"a Groiie. Der bo9m'ite Serr gii6of
&. 6. SIai6 pirb I'M Sftober feline Geiie
ad limina antreten, unb omar in @eieus
idaft bes bOdw'item 9errn @rSbii6ofs
9eiB.
NuSlanD.
Der Obere 6es vSeminars fir Die aus
mdrti9en Miifionen" in Haris bat elm ZEE
lesramm pon Sbansbai erbalten, wel6es
Die pon fransOii9en Sldttern SemelOete
Na6ri6t pon Der Niebermeteluns bes Miis
iiondrs Bater Serraile unb perI6iebsuer
S9iiler in Der 9ineiii6en BrouinS Yuilsan
beitdtiat. Slater Ssrraile mar CUR 3eit
leines slorreiden CODES ungefdbr 35 Sabre
alt un6 bsfanS ii6 ieit etipa neun Sabren
ais Miiiiondr IN Gbina.
Som. Ginsr Der psrbiHeniten Ssinoe
bes YapittbumS, ber Qeiter unb 6erausse:
Der Der berii6tistsn Sega bella Oemocras
,ia", alberto Mario, Der ii6 BEL ben Sns
iulten sesen bic 0ei6e Yius' TX. beionbers
berportbat, Der aud oes 6fteren in Sers
iammlunssn sesen bas @arantieseies miis
tbete, lit am p. SUM, am Sabress
tase bes Gobes @aribalbi's, in &om ses
itorben.
Cine groBartige Stiftnng. Sc. @mis
nens Der bo6m'ite Serr Cardinal Sobann
Simor, 6iritprimas bon llnsarn, GrSbis
idof BON @ran, madte aber1nals cine sroBs
artise Stiftung. Gr ipenbete ndmli9 benz
Osficienten : Yrieiterfonbs Der GrsoiOceie
Gran 100, 900 @uloen. Oemielben 6onos
bate Der Cardinal i9on friiber % 900 4.
9el6entt. IS lit pies innerbalb zines Sab
res bic brittle Stiftuns Don ie 100, 600 H.,
bic sc. gminens su wobltbdti9en 3weden
ssma9t bat. Serner ipenbete sc. Gmis
nens gum Saue zines Sonpeolasers bel
Steutra 5000 4.
Sn Sonfina leben mebr ais 25o, 600
6atbolifen in 500 Yfarreisn nit iiber so
einaeboremen Yrieitern, unter Der 9eituns
BON 80 fransoiiden WtiIiiondren.
SODIUM. Die Sbeiluns Der 40, o0C
Seelen sdblenoen vGieienpfarre" 1T be-
idloiien. 0aS @eneraluicariat bat biz
Yetenten aus ben @emsinbsn Gltenbo6um
Samme, Sofitebsriemfe I'M Grri9tuns uor
Si~lialsemeinben porldufis babin bei9ieoen,
baB man fur bic SeeIiorse Der betrefienoer
@emeinben, wel6e ie 6 fart beieste tatbo'
hide S6ulclaien baben, aues Wfosli9'
tbun unb ibre Seoirfniiie bel etwaissr
Neueihri9tunsen beriidii9tisen weroe.
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BeI8ti@ 2mrembur8.

gorreiponSeMs.
ArIon, ben 30. sunni, 1883.
4err Resaeteurl
Chen ipmms iappm snaariltiidsR Ger
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9i6cee . Davenport.
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alton; Eastern shippers are practically out OF
the market; mixed packing hogs, $6.7007.1 10;
heavy hogs; $a-l0@7.4o; Ii int hogs, Sc. s007.2o
Cattle-ReceipIs, $500; shipments, 100 The
market was brisk early, and the opening sales
and closed dun and 5oISe y 100 ms lower; the
weakness was mainly choice heavy grades;
export cattle, So 9506l0; good to choice ship
eiis5SS CATTLE S''e0S0'9'' common TO fair sSo
sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments. 1900 The
demand was fair, the market moderately active
anu prices STEADY; common TO fair sheep, $3 10
| 04.5O; good, So. 90; choice, $610
NEW YORK, May 20 Beeves-Receipts,
$50; mainly for exportation; several carloads
heid over from yesterday sold at fair prices;
market quiet and unchanged; dressed beef slow;
sales at Us. rs $50. so for city slaughtered $3.50
Hl0 Tor western. Foreign shipments from New
f0rk today, l34 live cattle, 1,612 quarters OF
beef, $50 livesheep, 142 carcasses of mutton.
Amerioal refrigerator beef firm in London and
Liverpool at 52c,
sheep-Receipts, 1900; sheep strong; lambs
steady; extremes for shsep IS 2506.75 v cwt.
Ior common to good sheep; S7'500lO'5o for
Hogs Receipts, 300: nominally steady; sales
az $n3o076Of cwt. for live hogs; SO. % $3.50
1or city dressed hogs
KANSAS CITY, May 29.-The Live Stock Tndi-
catorreports: Cattle-Receipts. 1,400 shipments,
none The market was steady; shipping steers
from ,l4O to $3.50 TBS average sold at So. 30 a
$40; COWS, So. IS 04.5O.
dogs-Reeeipts 8, 700; shipments, none. The
MARKER n was lower aud weak; sales ranged at
1880,
sheep-Receipts, 500: shipments. none. The
market was active; native sheep of SO to 113
lbs average sold at So. s504 80.
BUFFALO. May 29.-Cattle-No fresh arrivals
to-day; Few sales were made at yesterday 5
quotations.
Hogs Receipts to-day. 5000 Only light To-
cal :, demandi no Eastern trade fat Workers,
SI25 a. 40; butchers to select, $7,4o07.50.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts to-day, 1900.
me run was light and demand good; light at
tendance of Eastern buyers; fair to good clipped,
SO a $50; choice to extra, $5.7506.25; no lambs
on sale.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May 29.-Cattle-Re Re-
celpts, l,O26; market dull at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Reoeipts. l,6l0; market slow; Phila-
delphlas, $7.4007.55; Workers, $7.15073O.
sheep--Receipts, 5000; market active, prices
shade higher than yesterdays.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Hogs quiet; common
and light, $607; packing and butchers. $1,000
735, Receipts, 2,l00; shipments, $50. No
market Tomorrow.
MILWAUKEE,, May 29.-Hogs easier at $6.75
9725,
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS. May %.
Trade in the local merchandise markets is
only fair in volume, and prices in nearly all lines
are steady. Reports from the general trade of
the country indicate that the business Of May
will, on the whole, average we'll with the same
month of 1882. Some localities report merchan-
dising dun and stagnant, but this lie only COM
parative, since the ordinary wants of so great a
country as ours must of sheer necessity give
rise to a vast amount Of trade merely for su D.
plying the current demands Of consumers. Our
people have, within the past few years, become
accustomed TO a rapid growth In commerce,
transportation and speculation, and when these
all subside into ordinary channels and the trade
represents only the demand for consumption,
business naturally appears stagnant. At some
important points and in some lines OF business
trade has no doubt been in excess of what it was
year ago, and very few places report it as any
less than in 1882. Taking into account the ex.
.rremely unfavorable weather and the uncer-
tainty as to the outcome of the pres
ent crop year, the situation Ger
tainly is not unfayorable. Domestic
exports have been larger this year than last.
Legitimate business Ii being conducted on a
conservative and solid basis. The number Of
mercantile failures throughout the country
again show reduction, being 1873 last week,
AGAINST III the week before. New England h ad
II; the Middle States, %; Western States al;
Southern States, 81; Pacific States and Terrific
ries, 10; Canada, Is, and New York city, 4 We
are rapidly nearing the time when estimates can
be made with reasonable certainty as to the
CROPS, The past week brought no unfayorable
news as TO the wheat from any section. It is be-
leved, from the latebt and BEST reports received,
that the acreage Of corn this year win be as
large, II not larger, than that planted in 1882
The importance of the corn crop of the country
IL often overlooked when compared with the
wheat crop, but 1t is fact that the valne OF the
corn Drop Of 1882 was tTom $l5o000,Qo0 to
100000, 900 more than that OF the wheat er0p
OF the United States. In the local maTss5t MOI .
plaint. ..(1rpoers report an b~,,reaslnp demand
forsuRdrt, asie usually tbD case at the nce.
ment q re small igi'rt season, and prices are
Aarket eontiilpss weak yyith Indications OF AN
over prices, We clip the following from the
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NEW ORLEANS, May 29.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; net receipts, 2,762 bales; gross re-
ceipts, 3,494 bales: exports coastwise, 1,677
bales; sales, 1900 bales; stock on hand, $780,
435 bales.
GALVESTON, May 29.-Cotton duh ana NOM
inal; net receipts, 1912 bales; exports CONT
nent, 1865 bales; coastwise 315 bales; sales, 10S
bales; stock on hand, 81, 1925 bales.
ST. LOUIS. May 29.-Cotton easier: middling,
1Oc; sales, $50 bales: receipts, 500 bales;
shipments, 1900 bales; stock on hand, 25,450
bales.
MEMPHIS, May 29-Cotton qniet at 10c Re-
ceipts, l95 bales; shipments. 1,4l9 bales; stock
ON hand, 81 1866 bales; sales, 325 bales.
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New York Bulletin in regard to the bean: 1.-THE
visible supply is not unusually large, but the
European stock on May was 19l 900 tons,
gam OF 81, OOU tons In one month, with proper
tlonate growth sinee W lille at Rio Janeiro alone
mot including Sant0s) over 800, 600 bags are ad-
mltten, with storage capacity all ex Exhausted ana
very strong impression that this latter supply
cannot be carried much longer" The produce
markets are reasonably active. Butter is plenty
weakening. Poultry, for shipiHoat East, is in
Fair demand; prices weak at quotations on I'M
favorable reports from the Eastern markets The
new clip OF wool is coming In quite br1skly;
prices steady at our quotations.
GRAIN.
The local wheat market to-day recovered
promptly the lost ground of Monday. On
Change, bidding was quite animated, and the
bulls talked stronger prices. The Board Of Trade
Price Current says of wheat: 1--WE note a recov-
cry from the decline of yesterday, and an im-
provement In the feeling. Sales of No. 2 Medi-
terranean were made on call at 81 1s's track;
OF No Mediterranean at SLIT. seaboard is
higher at all points from 8 to L ae." We quote
NO. Mediterranean, track.
NO. Mediterranean, track. .-.-.-.--..... 1.1Sl2
no mediterranean, traek..-------..--.. LAY
70. req traoK I.14A9
70. req track,..- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOS
T.a4
JUNE. Liz .
ON1 ------.-.-.-----.-.-.-- 1,AO
Corn-Locally, our markets steady and
hrm-a shade stronger for some grades. Sales
of No. were made after call at 81 lac. Markets
elsewhere steady. We quote:
No. white, track
No. white, track 53lo
Yellow, TT ack --.......--..........-5
High mixed, track Observation-Disclosures
Mixed, track
understandable, track. -........-..-..-....-.4 40
No. 2, track
Sound ear, track.
Oats-This cereal has declined, and feeling on
and
quote:
NJ WHlte, TRACK
Light mixed. track -----.....-.--.-.-...----42
Mixed, track. 3,
Bran-Dull; held at Sll.
Shipstuff-Quiet; held at $3.50.
Hay-Prime timothy dull $l1 bid, none of
fered.
GRAIN IN STORE.
May %. 1883.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May 29.-The following is the visi-
BILE supply of grain for May %: Wheat, o.
$4,000 blu: corn, 3,257,O00 bu; oats, 564, 900
bu; barley. $4,000 bu; rye, III 900 bu.
Regular wheat was fairly active, but unsettled
opened l40&c lower, declined l40 SEC, rallied %
0a4c, again declined 101lsc, and closed 1osc
lower for July, l $40 lower for August, and 1l4c
lower for September than at yesterdays close.
Sales ranged at $l.1301.14 for May, Sl.13le0
Lille for June, 81. I57s01.17 for July, 81. 1854
Oils for August, $1I7a01.19la for septem-
Der, Sl.1s01.19l4 for October, S1.1501.16 for
the year; spring, 81 .l3401.l3ss; winter. $l.15
ollie. On call, sales OF 925, 900 bu, Unchanged
to Ice lower.
Corn was active on shipping and speculative
account, declined s. q Zee belowy close,
and closed within lsc of inside prices. Sales
ranged at 55s056c for cash, So lsc for May,
55%0561sc for June, 567s057ssc for July +,
577s05Sssc for August, 59l4 05Sa4c for Seprem-
ber 81 7sc for the year. On call, sales of $4,000
blu, unchanged to 1ec higher.
Oats Yere quiet and eas.eS Sales ranged at
395sc for July, 81 14c for August, 1928 a $50 for
September, 81 7s O32lec for the year. On call,
sales of 100000 bu, prices unchanged to SEC
higher.
Pork was fairly active, but rallied 15020c.
and closed steady. Sales ranged at 81 POO
1890 for cash, S19.150I9.321s for Nav aud
June, $19 SO0i9.50 for July, sis.47,aoig 81 Ia
for August, $l9.70019.80 for September, Sl7. 25
01745 for the year. On call, sales of 900 Drls
at 2l207A2c higher.
Lard was active early, and closed higher. Sales
ranged at 11.67 i901l.70c for cash, IL 81 le0
11.72lae for May, 11.65011.75 for June, 11.77ls
&ll.97 l9c for July, 1l.57Aa011 Csc for August,
II, SIS a II SOC for september, 1915 0io SOC for
the year. On call, sales OF 1000 ties at .0212 q
05c higher.
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Oils.

PITTSBURG, May 29.-The petroleum market
was excited; united certificates strong; closed
at 81. IL 4; refined, 75s a 7she, Philadelphia de-
livery. During the afternoon session the mar
ket quiet; the opening sales were at ST.. OF Is;
advanced steadily to $1.1O. At this point the
feeling became strong and the excitement in
tense. In few minutes prices advanced 60
SLIPS, the highest for many months; but
heavy selling broke the market off one cent the
closing sales being made at 81. IL Il. Transac-
tons were heavy, the total sales aggregating
3,553, 600 brls.
BRADFORD, Pa, May 29.-The petroleum
$1.0Ss4. highest, SLIPS; lowest, 81. 07la and
closed at SLIP. Clearanees, 1,421 900 brls.
Total runs yesterday, 96,S12 brs. Total ship
Drls.
OIL CITY, Pa. May 29.-The petroleum mar
ket opened at 81 ,o8 lo uetuated between 81 .0734
and $l.12Ss, and closed at 81 1e. The trans
actions aggregated 100000 brls.
WILMINGTON, May 29.-Turpentine steady at
50 9c.
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Mr.. ANDREW LUNGoUTsr, Logansport, was
cured of poor appetite, bad stomach, and pain
in the back ny Browns Iron Bitters.
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Foreign Money and stock Marlzet.

Foreign Money and Stock Market.
LONDON. May 29-Railrosd bonds-Illinois
Central. 146l4; Pennsylvania Central, 59l4;
New York Central, l24lo Erie, 1884, Reading,
1859.
PARIS, May 20 -Rentes sol 17lae.
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Wool.

BOSTON. May 29.-woe duh; Ohio and Penn
syfvan1a extra, 5000; Michigan fieeces, SO \
a 1886; comhiRg and ielaine t1eeees, 4204Se
W. washed fleeees, % O2oc; pulled woods, 25d
47c.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Wool nonlinaly
unchanged.
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ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Cattie -Receipts, 1900;
shipments, 500: heavy shipping steers slow;
good light TO fair, S.. 20D5.65; common, $4.T50
s. good cows and heifers. "a 25D5; common
$50 5064; some poor grass Texans remained I'M
sold.
Sheep-Recs;ipts, 1900; snipments. LOO;
market steady fair TO good, S3.7504.5O; prime
10 choice, $47505.25; spring lambs, $1.5003
per head.
HoRs-Market steady with good demand; light
shipping, 68007; rough to good packing,
So 50D7; butohers' to extra, $7.10O735. Re-
oeipts, 5000; shipments 450.
CHICAGO, May 29.-'rhe DroyerS Journal re-
ports: HOgs-Receipts. 10000; shipments, 2, 100.
Tho deuand was fair except for shipping grades,
and the market active and prices wthcat an e.
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nished by ELLIOTT IL BUTLER, abstractere OF
titles. room No 3, Asuna Building:
Perry M. Biankenship ct al. to U. 2.
Wiley, lot 10 in Perry NJ Blanken-
ship ct ais Pleasant View addition
to1rvington- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Perry NJ Blankenship ct al. to Mary
A. Wiley lot 10 in Perry NJ. Blanken-
TO irvington ...................-.... 10000
Mary A. Wiley and husband 10
Joseph Caylor, lot Is in Perry NJ.
addition to frvington ............... 100000
u. q Wiley and wife to Joseph Caylor,
lot 16 in Perry M. Blankenship ct
ington. .-.........-...-...-...-.. 1000. 90
Lockwood Hoyt and wife to Joseph
Helm and Amelia Helm, lot in
Hervey Batess subdivision OF the
middle part Of outlot 90, In indian
apo:is. ...---.....-...-....- 100000
Benjamin c. Johnson and wife TO
Eugene s. Willis, lots 80, 81 and 80
ton to Indianapolis. .........-.:... 10000
Michael IA. Toohey 20 James 8. Dunlop,
lot 2S91n Fletcber's ct al su6divs-
ion of ontlOt 90 in Indianapolis. $3.50
John Dennerlein and wife to Louise
Schmidt ard husband, part of the
south half of the northwest quar-
ter OF section 81, in township l6,
north Of range east .......:-..... 100000
Christopher Hilgenberg to Elizabeth
6. Palmer, lot 1, in square 8, in S.
A. Fletcher, jrs northeast addition
TO Indianapolis ..................... 1000
Elizabeth G. Palmer and husband TO
Charles Kinander, lot in square 8,
in :. A. Fletcher, jre. northeast adj
dition TO Indianapolis. ......--....... 1880
couveyancss, 10; consideration. $ls, 321 SO
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION SToCKYARDs, May 20.
CATTLE.-Receipts, 80; shipments none. The
market was STEADY on best grades and dun and
lnxver m cnnmnn.
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IostrumenJs fled for record in the Recorders
c.tice OF Marion County, Indiana, for "a hours
ending ct O'Clock P. M. May 20, 1885, as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, abstracters Of
fiflas rnnrn Nh 2 4lrna building.
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Metals.
NEW YORK, May 29,-Lead quiet; Others
unchanged,
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lower on common:
Good to choice shipping eJeers.--.. 1913 06.10
Common to fair shipping steers 4.7505 SO
Stockere, 500 to 500 tbs...-...-... 375 "a 80
Good to choice COWS and heifers-.. 4.50D5. %
Fair to medium COWS and heifers... 3.75D4.25
Common COWS and heifers .......--. 2.7503.50
Veal calves in good demand aJ.-.... 5O067.OO
Bulls, good to choice ...........---.. 40004.50
Bulls, common to fair. ...-.-........ 3.0003.75
Mich cows and calves dull. .25. 00045.O 90
Hoes.-Receipts, 1886; shipments, 1,ole. The
quality was good, market active, prices steady.
Packers and Shippers buying all sold; closing
quiet:
Medium to heavy shipping. .........$71 507.25
Select light and good packing. 7000710
Fair TO good mixed ...........-...-... 6S5d7.00
Pigs and roughs. .-..-..-.....-.--..--. 6.OO06.5O
sHEEP.-Receipts. SIT; shipments, 500. The
market was active and prices steady on good fat
stock, while common and thin are dun and
lower:
Good 10 cnnlce.--- 20
Common TO 1aV.---------. 00OO4.UO
Common TO good lambs. .-......-..... 4.50@6.00