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NOTICE /!
THE STATE OF DELAWARE
New Castle county ITO THK-
s.. SHERIFF OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY, Greeting

New Castle county TO TIM
S.. SHERIFF OF NEW CAsTLR
COUNTY. Greeting:
Whereas MontroIe A. Pallen by his p tltion to
the Judges of our Superior Court, filed in the
office Of the PIoth notary Of the said court, n
and for New Caste county, for the cause ofcom-
ulalnt therein alleged has made apple 'tion TO
the said Judges that IA decree may be pronounced
dissol ing the marr ge existing between the pc
titloner and his wife Ann T.. Pallen.
We therefore command you as you have been
heretofore commanded, that you summon Ann
T.. Pallen, so that she be aud appear before the
Judges of our said court at he next term thereof
to be held In Wilmington, on Monday, the Sc
enteenth day of September next, to answer the
allegations Of the said petition, and also to show
cause, ifany she has, why a de re of the said
court should not he made dissolyinR the marriage
existing between her and the said petitioner, ac-
cordng to the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided, and also to do and receive what
the said court shall then ana tn re consider con-
cerning her in this behalfas TO the court shall
seem meet and co Asistent with the provisions Of
the s.d Act of Assembly.
Witness, the Hon. Joseph P. Comegys ESQ.,, at
Wilmington the twenty-thlrd day OF May AID,
eighteen hundred and eghty-three.
GEO. 4. MAXWELL, Pruy.
Issuei, June 9th, 1883.
The above is true copy OF ais. summon No. 49,
SeptemberT, 1883, returnable September y 1853.
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
.JILMINGTON, June 8, 1883. iel2-ltw
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strLcken With Paralysls.

John B. Cannon, citizen of New
Castle, aged 10 years, was stricken with
paralysis of the brain last evening, and is
lying in very precarious condition at this
writing.
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To-dny,a Slitv Court.

The only case before the City Judge at
this mornings court was Frank Chettey ar
rested by officer Tibbett, between IL aud l
o'clock last night, upon the charge of
drunkenness, and was fined so cents and
cost
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NOTICE,
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Relief to the Famishing Public

.'Charlen Kyle Is a by-~ ord IN every house
hola. A generation remembers him gratefully,
for during many years he has mlnistered to suf-
iering humanity, scorched and famished by sum-
mer tn rst, giving with generous hand the most
dtllciousy refreshing lee Cream yearning
palate could wish.
With the coming summer he proposes to do as
he has done In the past on Rran"e- scale. His
already large manufa tory, at the N. T.. Corner
ofSlXTH and ORANGESTREETs, has been eX
tended, improved and new facilities for cream
manufacture Introduce :. Ice Cream unadulter-
ated is now being made In many varieties and of
or picnic parties, by mail or otherwise, will be
filled with accuracy and dispatch His three
yore, and Ice Cream will be dispensed with his
old time liberal tv. myl8-3m26
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NOTICE.

have for sale Clover Timothy, Hungarian
Orchard Grass, Nillet-Lawn Grass, etc. l ha Z
a full tine OF Ga den Seeds ! have the age 60
pectally for spring or ps. 1t lai ed that
iair application of this Guano will d uble W VT
IHS; shton SAT- Nice We tern tern oats 6pCHa pCTacs al
Corn, etc Mill Feed Ivy the ton or car load :.
have some fine brand OF Western Flour; try 4
once, you will have no other.
JOHN PYLE,
m30-tf Second and Orange streets
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wrI-MlNGToN DEL. THURSDAY, JUNE a.
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

The witnesses for the defen e in the Election
O. ses before the u. $. District Court who have
proved their attendance, will be paid their fees
at the Office OF r. Smith, clerk of said court, In
the Postofilce Building, in this city, from 7.30
un II O'Clock p. m, ON Sat rday, the 10th inst.
Prompt attendance is earnestly requested. Each
witness must call In person.
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Quckstep, ep,.......,......... 0--b
Runs earned--0 Passed balls--Ardner 2.
Struck out--Quickstep, 4, Activ ;, /. First base
on errors-Q uick step, 2; Actives 2. Bases on
balls Active, l. Left on bases-Quickstep, 4;
Active, 8. Pitcher assists-Dorr, A. Lands, 5.
Time Of game, hour and minutes. Umpire,
McCafiertY.
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Eina PnrInr Tahlas

and fine chamber suits will be sold at the
public sale of L. F. Adair, 207 Market
street, to- o-morrow afternoon at l o'clock
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L. Il. Adair,

207 Market street, will have public sale of
furniture tomorrow afternoon at o'clock,
If you want to buy at your own price don't
fAl TO attend.
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NOTICE.

SAMUEL A. MACALLISTER
Has removed his law office IRON Seventh and
Market streets TO his residence No. 403 West
Tenth street, where he will continue tie practice
of the law in all its branches. !i-27-tf
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GAMES YESTERDAY.

BALTIMORE, June 13.-The game between
the Baltimore and Cincinnati this afternoon
was called after the fourth inning because of
rain When called the score stood 10 to Q
in favor of the Cincinnati.
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Orahs. Grabs. Grabs,
Deviled Grabs,

Dolan has the finest hard shell and devile
crabs in the city at No. 8 West Third street.
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clam soup, snapper soup and fine large
prime oysters ct Dolan's.
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7 T. GARDENERS
- -CELNBRATED-
ICE CREAM.

The subscriber would respectfully inform his
customers d the public generally that he is
now ready to supply
PICNlCS, EXCURSIONS and FESTIVALS
With Superior
ICE CREAM. ICECREAM.
at special rates. All the different favors Of
cream will he found at his alooI,
N. w. COR. SEVENTH & SHIPLEY SITS.
Feeling thankful TO the great favors bestowed
on him during the oyster season he hopes by
stTi It attention to business to merit continu-
nee of the same. JAO. 7. GARDN ER.
m23-3m21
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By this time Officer Pegg reached young
Mutt and laid his hand upon his arm. The
latter struggled fiercely to free himself, but
when he discovered it was an off ser he
yielded and was taken to the jail
Dukes body was removed to his room at
the hotel, where Coroner Sturgeon en-
paneled jury. No testimony was taken.
owing to the difficulty of getting witnesses,
and the inquest was adjourned till to-mor.
row morning at 9 O'Clock.
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A MURDER REVENGED.
CAPT. NUTS SLAYER SHOT
TO DEATH.
ANOTHER UNIONTowN TRAGEDY.
Captain Nuts Son Deliberately Shoots
Dukes, the Man That Killed His Father
Excitement over the Affair.

UNToNTowN, Pa, June 13.-The SLAYER
OF Captain Mutt is himself slain, and now
lies lifeless IN the same room in the hotel in
which the tragedy of December oath was en-
acted. The slayer this time is James Mutt,
captain Nuts eldest son, who is now in
jail. The news Of the second awful tragedy
came upon the community like a thunder
clap. 1t was the work Of but an instant.
just as dusk was drawing on this evening
ana many people were passing along the
streets, the sound of five pistol shots rang
out u. on the air in the direction of the post
otice. In moment everyone was running
to the scene, and the word was Quickly
flashed from mouth to mouth and ear to
ear that Dukes was dead.
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sheen strong and lca p ID higher. Choice CATTLE
y b.
NEW YORK. May 10 Beeves-Receipts,
500; all consigned; dressed beef dull; sales at
SlOOlO1 for city; S909.75 for WESTERN
Foreign shipments from New York to-day, ooO
I'VE cattle, l,72O quarters of beef, 800 edroasses
OF mutton.
sheep--Receipts, $50; all readily sold at full
prices, including clippetl sheep which sold ut
s. 6006 20 y cwt.; unshorn sheep so.d at $3.50
0T.25; southern spring lambs sold at an ad-
vance, 80 75;dressed mutton steady; sales at $lo
Hogs-Recefpts, /, $50; quiet; sales at $500
1876.
ST LOUIS, May observation-disclosures. o00
shipments, 700; scarce and firm; exports, Sc 20
165O good To choice, So .900625; light to fair
oo.4Opo ~; common to medium, $4foGo.Z2;
COWS and heffers, 'S4:5005 20: common: So rs
"a. 20 some good eornsfed Texans, i. l00 Tbs,
sold at 1925; grass Texans, 81 5095.
Sheep-Recelpts, 200; shipments. none:,very
range at 81 as: Texans, $3.25045O; spring
limbs wanted $2.2503.5O per head.
;, Hogs Market SLOW; light shipping, LOO
715; mixed packing, S7I507.25; butchers TO
LOCO.
BUFFALO. May Is attle-Receipts to-day,
30 Tne market was dun and lower; fair TO
good, $9S o06.6 CO. fat bulls. S4.25 65.
Sheep and Lambs i Receipts to-day, 500
The market was quiet and unchanged and very
little doing; fair 10 good clipped sheep, S5s16D
973; choice to fancy clipped, $5.So06-l5; no
lambs on sale.
Hogs = Receipts to-day, SIS. Tie market
was quiet and unchanged good TO choice York
ers, $7.6017.70; light Workers, S7.350750
good butchers and mediums. $770D7.90; no
good heavy here; pigs, So S17.25; all sold.
KANSAS CITY. May I5.-The Live Stock Iudi-
none. The market was slow and weak; shipping
steers from l leo TO /, 200 lbs average sold at
So 6O@5.8 80; COWS firm at SO. 500480.
H0gs-Receipts, 800; shipments, none. The
market was lower and weak; sales ranged at
sc 9O@7.20. The bulk OF the sales were at $40
40.
sheep-Receipts, 800; shipments, pone. The
market was qniet; native sheep OF l07 lbs aver
age sold at rs.
WATERFOWL, Mass, May l5.-6attle-Sup-
ply ll<hter than last week: demand good prices
we'll sustained; extra, SS.75092o: first quality,
~ 90 QS.5 80: second quality, 1907; third quail
tty. Sd. 2o04.75. Receipts, 704.
Hogs-Receipts, IL 800; Western fat. alive,
$I5OqS.5O; Northern dressed hogs, 80. 10000.
Sheep and Iamhs-Reeeipts, 1862, sales OF
sheep in lots at $500. 80; lambs, 609.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May l5.--Catsle-Re-
ceipts, III; market fair, prices shade stronger
than yesterday.
Hogs-Rt eeipts, 345; market firm: Philadel-
phias, 81, 90 al. 80; Workers, 81. 80 $3.50.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 5000; market far, prices 8 q
1Oc lower than yesterday.
CINCINNATI, May I5.-Hogs firm; common
| and light. $607.25: packing and butchers, sc. 90
@7.55. Receipts, 1,7O0; shipments, 227.
MILWAUKEE,, May 15.-Hogs lower at -
07,35.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 10.
For Tuesday, to-day's business was unusually
good. The demand for loans was active and at
fun rates. Both merchants and manufacturers
were In the market. We hear of no applications
from country banks The settlement with the
State treasurer, now in progress, will cause
quite shifting Of balances. We still quote
New York Exchange in demand OF 80 cents
premium.
The New York Money Market-Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks.
NEW YORK, May 15.-Money 304 per cent;
closed offered Mt 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper olS96 per cent
Produce exports for the week, Sc 100000.
Government bonds were irregular.
Railroad bonds firm
State securities duh and generally higher
Business on the Stock Exchange was largely
interrupted in the forenoon by the formal install
htion of the new president and other officers,
The market took its cue from that of yesterday,
and a few stocks touched a fraction lower prices
than during the same hours yesterday,
though the general market was not so weak as
yesterday. The net result of the forenOon's
business was d. cline of a to le per cent. from
last nights closing prices, which we're generally
the highest of the day. Oregon IL Transconti-
mental was an exception to the general list, de-
dining 1 1e from last night, or g below the low
est yestel day. Union Pacific touched Il lower
than the lowest yesterday. After 1890 o'clock
the market was dull and prices declined le to 81.
the latter for Union Pacific, but by 2 o'clock
there reaction of l6 to
Ia from the extreme decline, Union
Pacific, Michigan Central and Louisville
& Nashville each recovering q. In the last
hour the market was generally stronger, and at
one time many stocks made the highest prices o.
the day. The Vanderbilt stocks, Loulsyilfe &
Nashville. Jersey Central, Delaware. Lackawan-
ma & Western were among the strongest In the
last qnarter of an hour part of The advance was
lost. Compared with last night the market
closed Irregular; some stocks were higher and
some lower The only changes as great as per
cent, comnartd TO last night, were Canada
Southern ls higher. Chicago. ST. LOUIS & Pitts
burg Ia and Long Island. None were much
as per cent lower than last nigbt.
The Evening Post saws: "The decline in Union
Pacific and Transcnhtnrntal is believed TO have
been broduced by Brtltice. as there is nothing In
the financial condition of either company to
justify n greater depression of their stocks than
for The general list"
The transactions at the Stock Exchange TO-
day aggregated 10000 shares, as follows:
Central Pacific. 9.n00; Larkawanna, &C, 600;
lake Shore, $4,000: Louisville & Nashville. 81
O00 New Jersey Central. $4,000; New York
Central. 5000: Northern Pacific, 1000; st.
Panl, 10000; Texas Pacific, 5,0Oe: Union Pa
oifr, 81 900; Wabash Pacific, 1900: Western
Union, 5000: East Tennessee, 5000 Oregon d
Transcontinental, $4,000; Denver, 1000; Erie,
5000
ST0cK OuOTATIONS
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COM NJ Free.
Review Of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets.

Review Of the Local Grain. Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIAHAPOIIs Nay IS.
The distributive trade continues moderate
with no specially new features. Int the recogn!-
ton seems to have become more general mat
the general spring trade is less than was hope6.
for: 20. back Of all tins there Is feeling thar
business ia getting on 10 II healthy basis. 1t
daily becomes more apparent that there has
been an excessive production In manufactured
articles. In two years we have added to our
railways 81 900 miles, or nearly 20 per cent
our production Of pig iron has rlsen from 4.s8ay
900 tone o 5,l7s,O00, or about 20 per cent; the
production Of coal has been ENLARGED alpont
80 per cent. and OF COTTON and wooden goods
about Is per cent On the Qther hand
The wheat crops OF last year were o
per cent. lees than for the census year,
corn 30 per cent, ana hogs II heavy traetinn not
SGT known. The consequence Ia that the pur-
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CHICAGO, May Is The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: HOgs-ReceIpts, 10000 shipments, 5,20O.
The demand was brisk and the market steady at
yesterdays quotations; aesers huyina free
w; heavy hugs, $7.40Q7.70; light, S71OQ7 40;
7.25.
Caitle-Receipts, $500 shipments, 900. The
supply was liberal ana M tne ma. oct active; ex-
CATTLE, SO l506.50; poor 90 fair, $5.4OS6.
sheep-Recelp1s. .,7OU shipments. 100. The
market was E.sily and the demand good offer
lnss lim ed hest sheen, &3.5O04 " 100 lbs;
poor 20 sxrra sheen, SO. 70 1850. The bulk Uf
I the anlee were Mt 50 .5O0B,
The DrOvsrs' Journals British cable dispatch
"a report the markets at Liverpool very nnsatls-
faetory; cattle 10 y 10 lower than last week;
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sec. osts'dull; No. 2 mixed, 48lsc; No. white,
52c; No. white, .52s4 O53r. Provisions steady I;
steam, lie. Butter easier and in good demand;
creamery extra, 27029e. Whisky steady at
$l.19. Others unchanged. Reeeipts-FlOur,
1000 bris; wheat 200 bu corn, TO- 500 ou; oats
6,SOObu. Shlpments-CCrn, 81, 200 bu.
TOLEDO, May 15.-Nonn Board-Wheat was
quiet; No red winter, cash and MAY, SLID
her. 81 1854; October, $l-2OA all the year,
Sl.lO. Corn dull: No 2. cash and May, 5S lav:
ana nona Ia No oVS A" sS a.s 9o,
Call-Wheat cioseh firmer; No. 2 red winter.
cash, 81 .l5l4; june S1.153a bid, SILICA asked;
JHniy, Sl.l74s August, Sl.ls; sentenber, 81 -;
October, S1.20; all the year, $115la Corn dull
anu n0iIinally unchanged. Oats dull and Ionil-
nal. Reeepts-Whear, $4,000 pn corn, $4,000
0u; oats, 1000 bu. -Shipments--Wheat,1 10000
on; corn, 5000 bu; oats, none.
MILWAUKEE. May 15.-,,Flour dun and
dropping. Wheat weak; No. 2 Milwaukee
$l15Ie. Corn lower; No.2, nominal at 55l4c.
Oats n0minally unchanged: No. ., 4lD4l l2c;
MOI white, A 1ee. Rye dull; No l. 63lecssNo. z,
SIC. Barley dull; No. spring extra. cash and
May. 54c Provisions lower; mess pork, 500
cash and May S2O.15 June. Lard-Prime steam,
Wheat to Buffalo, Sc. Receipts-Flour, $4,000
brls; wheat, $4,000 Du; harley, $4,000 hu. Ship
ments-Flonr, 10000 brls; wheat 1,7oo bu; bar
ley, 10000 hn.
changed. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat
steady and unchanged. Corn firm at 55 lac
rputy OOAC AUGUST. OabS quleG at 40 4c 1SNo
dull and lower, GA q 66e. Barley dull and NOM
lnal. ProvsiOns-Pork quiet and unchanged.
Lard dull and nominal. Bnlk meats dull and
nominal. Bacon easier; shoulders, &c; clear ribs,
1l.T5c; clear, 2.25c- Whisky steady at $l.13.
Butter quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, May I5.-Cotton firm at 1olec.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat steady aud
in fair demand; No. . red winter, 81. 1ad l.12
Corn steady and tirn; No. 2 white, o6c;
No. mixed, 54l9c. Oats In fair demand mixed
Western, Ace; No,2, 4Sc. Provisions quiet but
firU; mess pork, $21. Bulk meats-Shoulders,
1886. Bgeon-SnOul deFs, 9l4e. Hams-Sugar-
enred. l3lsc. Lard quiet bur firm. Whisky,
$1.1S.
NEW ORLEANS. May 15--Corn in fair de-
mand at lower rates; mixed, s65Q66c; white. Sc
| 067c yellow, Csc. Corn meal easier at 70 so.
| Hay higher; common, $13@l4; prime, $1,000
4 10; choice, R0O2l. Bacon Ia fair demand:
| shoulders, 9l4c; long clear; 11.65c; clear ribs,
| 11.75e. Sugar-cured hams tlrm at 1874 0l44c.
/ Rice dull and lower, 4s4e.
| KANSAS CITY, May l5.--phe Commercial In
dicRKOr reports Wheat Receipts, 10000 ibu;
/ shipments. Ii, 900 hu: lower and weak; No. 2
red fall, 9514c bid cash; 9734c June 99l4c asked
| July. COrn-Reeepts $4,000 bu: shipments,
$4,000 bu; 43Da3l4c cash; 44c june; 46Ac July.
Oats slow: 40c asked
| LIVERPOOL. May 15.-1:3o P. M-COttOn
Holiday. Breadstuffs quiet except corn, which
4 is dull: California wheat, No /. 9s 4dD9s 81.
/ C0rn-New Western mixed, 5SS05s Sled. Yarns
and fabrics Manchester firm. Receipts for
| three DAYS past-Whest, $4,000 centals; Aneri-
| can, 81 900 ceDtals.
4 OSWEGO. May 16.-WheaS strong Corn
4 No. Chicago, 6St.
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON. May 15-GOvernment honds--Con-
obs. for money l0l 1915; account, 1o2 3-l6
Railroad bonds-Illinois Central, 147l9; Penn
sylvania Central. 59a; Erie l36ss seconds, 9sl e;
Reading, 1878. Amount Of bullion gone into
the.Bank Of Enpland on hal Ince to-day $4,000.
PARIS, May Il -Rentes. 79f zoe.
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Oils.

PTFTsBURG. May 15.-The petroleum market
was active: united certificates strong and ad-
yanetng; closed AT $l.0014: refined, Ta8 nj l9c,
Philadelphia delivery. At the afternoon sessi0n
the market opened strong at 99l4e; weakened
and declined TO 9S4c; bur rallied and advanced
tn 81 .O3la, and closed strong at Sl.02ls. The
session was attended by great excitement, and
the trading was heavy. The total sales aggre
gated 5000, 900 brls.
OIL CITY, Pa. May l5.--The petroleum mar
ket OprDed ut CSC, finctuated between 96Sec
and 81 .Q3ls. and CLOSED at S1.02 bid. The trans
actions aggregated 7,000,000 brls Total ship
ments yesterday. $4,000 brls Runs Saturday
and Sunday, $4,000 brls. Charters. 42, 1893 brls
required to fill Quarters, 93l 200 brls OF refined
BRADFORD. Pa, May l5.-The petroleum
market excited and advancing: opened at
97lar: highest, 81. 02a lowest, 965sc, and closed
at $l.O2 CearaDces, 2,6S9,0OO brs. TOTAL
shiPlnrnts yesterday, 645l3 brls. Charters. 40,
698 brls.
TITUSVILLE Pa. May lathe petroleum
market opened AT 9Sc; highesr, 81 .03ls lowest,
965sc; closed az $l.O2. Charters, 46,69S brls.
Shipments, 100000 bris. Rune, 63,957 br!s
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NEW YORK, May 15.-The exports of do
nestle cortons for the past week were 2,6A4
packages. making total of 59,764 packages for
the expired portion OF the year. Good quota of
orders in process OF execution. For immediate
wants the demaEd was light bnt for prospective
distribution the demand was more open, and for
staple cOttons the inquiry was OF improved
character and the tone OF the market much
stronger.
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ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Cotton steady; middling,
lOl4e; sales. 700 bales; receipts, $50 bales:
shipments, l,7eo bales; stock ON hand, $4,000
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.


Market steady on good grades and dull on eoul-
mon and medium grades; about all selling. We
quote:
Good to choice shipping steers.... $5.s0a6 80
Fair to medium shipping steers. 47o $3.50
Suckers, 600 10 $40 lbs ..-...-.... 10000 60
Good to choice cows and heisFs.... as as rs
Fair to medium cows and Deifers. 3.75 IA. Oh
Common cows and heifers. ......... 2.75 as so
Veal calves in good demand.....--.. 5.0O07.25
Bulls, good to choice ...-.-...-...... d.2545.0O
Bnlls, common 10 fair ..-:..-..-.-.. 3.25D4.00
MIX cows with calves, dull. $500 a 5000
HoGs.--Receipls, 1906; shipments, 1920.
Quality only fair; market opened quiet at about
10c decline from yesterdays prices. Trade
ruled active until all were sold; closing steady.
We quote:
Medium 10 heavy. ...................S7.3O o7.40
oeltcG .-.------....-.---.--s l.iOU1ZO
Common 10 falr light ...-....-...-.... 6SOO7.OO
Common 10 fair mixed .-.....-..-.... 70O07.2O
Pigs ana common rougbs.. % 1880
G0OH IHt fOuRhs- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. b.1oW7,OO
SHEEP.-Receipts, none; shipments, none. Mar
ket steady on fat clipped sheep and good de.
mand. We quote:
Good to choice clipped .2504.T5
common TO fair clipped. ..--.-.-...... 2oO4.0O
Spring lamos...... Observation-Disclosures. 5.50O7.OO
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Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, May l5.-Wool quiet ana
unchanged.
BOSTON, May l5-wool-No market report.
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Metals,
Real Estate Transfers.

NEW YORK. May l5.-Lead duh; others I'M
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Instruments filed for record in the Recorders
office OF Marion County, indiana. for "a hours
ending at ) O'Clock P. NJ. May 10, 1888 as fur
nished by ELLIOTT & BUTLER, abstraeters OF
titlas. room No 3. ELna Building:
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TER INVARIABLY IN ADvANcE-PosrAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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Chicago, ST LOUIS & Pittsbora.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-05-16

XXX, 1896 as 90; Xxx, S3.3Q03.4O; extra,
S3 lO03 10; supertine, $2So0290; hue, $3.50
02.S0; foundry, So 3002.40.