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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-06-27
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KANSAS CITY. June 25.-The Live stock Indi-
Csitie~ Receipts, zoo head; market scatce and
finn ofel ings light snd prices unchanged
Hogs-Receipts, Loo mead: market steady at
s5 s0@6 20; bulk sales, IS S596.
Sheep-Re6eipts, 200 head; market slower AID
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, June Observation-Disclosures, 600 head !;
shipments, 500 head. Supply light and prices
fair: export steers SIS So@6; heavy shipplug S. ID
as IS. light do. "a e0@5 80; common, IS 509i;
good grass Texas, si@4 so; common to medium,
sheep-Receipts, LOCO head: shipments, none:
Market stror ger; fair to good S. 75g4 IS: prime.
So 3s@3 so; common, g 509Si spring lambs. 81 80
az 20 per head.
Hogs-scarce and higher. but demand only for
butchers stuff at 60 15@6 co; shippers shut out by
Ugh water.
CHICAGO. Juse Is The Drovera' Journal re-
Hogs-Receipts, IL, 900 mead; shipments, 2400
head. Market active and Toe per 100 lbs higher;
heavy, Sc so@6 90; light, ss@6 30; mixed, so96 20;
Csttls-Rsceipts. 6,coo head; shipments, 1,OOO
head. Market strong and 5eloc higher all round
exports, SIS 10; good to choice shippers, So COS
%; poor TO fair, SOS so.
head. Market stesdy; poor 10 best; - 4S@5 81;
bulk at SAGA rs for fsir 10 good. The Droyers
Journal Liverpool cable reports cauis ana snesp
steers. SIG per cwt, dead weight; sheep, sl9 Tor
best.
NEW YORK, June % -Beeves-Receipts. 6 la
heed, makiDg - zoo head for the week. Market
opened essy and closed heavy at &c lower on
blessed weights; extremes steers, % 4Jot % pei
cwt. live weiRht; general sales, 81 5000 % IN,
cludiDg ~ loads grass fed Texans; stc5rs 9 %
@5 TN; exporters used loo Ger ads; paid &c 81
d6 IS per cwt for good 10 extra steers. Shipments
fr New York for the week. SEQ head live calte
900 head live sheep; $3.50 quarters OF beef; az
sbsep-ReeeiDts II. 80 head. making s,5sl head
for Tie week. Market dull; sheep sha1e lower;
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lOtdi......... ..'-.'s'' u wv eVo Olo V'v
Outside New YcIk...S 2Si 4li,666 .......

The exhibit this week is quite favorable, being
81 tC9 O66l3 shown gain over the total OF last
week, which was S991 Az Only nine cities in
the LIST show a decrease compared with the cor.
responding week of last year, and in number OF
thee cases the decrease is only very slight. New
York still shows considerable loss, which is the
main 0is.ui bing influence at work On the aggre-
gate outside Of New YORK. in the country at large,
there Is parke gain of IS per cent. due largely
To the collapse in the Chicago provision corner,
where the clesTi g show an increase of 372 per
cent. nd brighter prospects regarding the wheat
crop. which hiss given quite al impetus to trade
In several sections of the country. number OF
manufacturing cities show slight losses, though
Lowell with rs large transactions OF telephone IN
ieross comes TO tie front with gain OF lS2 2 par
cent.
Foreign Money and Stocks.
LONDON, June 25.-Rsilwsy Stocks-pennsyl.
ysnia Central, CO..; New York Central 1l3; Erie,
$50.
PARIS, June 95.-Rentes. 79f 1oc.
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Sentinel

At 81, will receive valuable book of 100
pages, entitled "a Treatise on the Horse
and His Diseases" illustrated, containing an
'iDdex OF diseases" which gives the symp-
toms, cause and the best treatment of each ;
a table giving all the principal drugs used
for the horse, with the ordinary dose, effects
and antidote when poison; table with an
engraving of the horses teeth at different
sges, with rules for telling the age of the
horse; valuable collection OF receipts and
much other valuable information.
See also our SPECIAL offer for History of
Indiana" in another column.
Address SzNTIEEL COMPANY,
indianapolis.
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lambs. 81 per cvt lower; good 20 choice sheep
sold ts4 i5@4 ss per cwt.; poor 10 prime selling
lambs. s. 5c0J7 IS
Hogs Receipts, 1900 heao. making % go head
for the week. Market nominally steady tor live
hogs, Sc 7t@7 10 per ewt.
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The Grocery Mark

Cheese = Western Reserve. 91z9l0c; Jersey,
Coffees - Common, 9x910c; ordinary. 1l@
11Hc; fair, 12@121<c; good. 139l3Zc: prime, IL
@l4-{e; strictly prime, 16915Hc choice 169
i6Lc; old Government Java, 2l%@2S1Sc; Arbuck-
les roasted. 144c; Leverings, H14c; McLaughlin's.
suears-Cut Loaf 97s@loc; powdered. s7s9lOc;
granulste ted. e5k995zc standard A, 9a91Sc; on A,
SszSS5sc; white extra c. Shast4; light brown, s1sS
SIC; common grades, 7x475zc.
MOlassee and 6yrups-New Orleans molssses,
$4,000: syrup. S7G4o per gal. for common to
choice.
Roe-Carolina and Louisiana, 65zS7kc.
90a c5ps,on i Ssoaes
acc: nutmegs 9ocgs1 05; mace, s. O591 10.
Salt-Lake salt, IN Car lots, 81 15e; dray lots.
81 20; small lots l0c more from store dairy, ~ 80
starch-Refned pearl, 1890 per lb Eureka
Co. champion gloss. lump, 1850; improved corn
7[GShc.
No ! mackerel. Ell; halves. IS 90; No. mackerel
Sll 20: halves. IS so; No. mackerel 80 5O9l0 o.;
halves 81 75a5; No. whitefish half obls., 81 So;
family whitefsh halves Si00@4 30: No herring,
S4@4 so COdfsh-Boneless, Sc O0G,5 so per 100 bbls
Grand Bank. 6t96hc per ID.
Foreign Fruits-LOndon layer raisins, new, Ss %
az So new Valencia, S9615c; Sultana lac: Musca-
MessiDa. IS 5o@6 so Oranges 81 90. Prunes-Bohe
rnian 61<@9c; new Turkish, 71z9S14c; eultsna do,
SIC: currants. 6l<@7c: new figs lS920c Dates
Mats 7k@SlIc; fGrd in 10 ID. boxes l5c Peanuts
raw, Ten nessee. Sss1zc; Virginia, 9931c; roasted
Canned Goods-we quote: Tomatoes. 2lbs. sjcs
q co; 3 lbs, q 1901 Is; Peaches, 2los standard,
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Sound sleep and splendid appetite" This
is ore among the first reports that we get
from patients. Our "Trestiss on Compound
OXYGEN, its Nature, Action and Results"
with reports Of cases and fun inform ati On
sent free. Drs. Stsrkey & Palen, IlO9 and
I'LL GiraTd street, PhilgGeiPhis. Pc.
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Young men or middle-aged ones suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weak
nesses should send three stamps for Part VII.
Of Worlds Di5pensGry Dime Series Of books.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa-
ton Buffalo N Y
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Hogs-Receipts. 1904 head; shipments, 4.O37
head. Our market ruled weak and lower during
the most of last week, at least Up to Saturday,
when with lighter receipts aud frmer markets at
ether points prices were a shade stronger, with
packers snd shippers free buyers. Monday trade
was some stronger, packers buying almost every
thing straight at Sc 2c@6 80 But little doing for
want Of sleek as there were only about ten cars on
sale.
To-day with fair receipts and strong demand
market opened active at to 10 cents advance.
Packers and shippers buying freely; quality OF
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WhIaEK.

ST. LOUIs, Jur 25.-whEky-S1 II.
LOUISVILLE, June 25.--Whisky-Unchangeda at
81 Is.
CHICAGO. June 5.-whisky-steady and un-
changed
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Whisky-Dun.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-W nisky-Steady at 81 IS,
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Dry GnndR.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Dry Goods-With more
general demand for small to moderate aSsort-
mentg there has been very fair volume OF new
business, request not being active but new wants
in small quantities continue, and snow cistrlo
uting trade maintained of fair prop ortions
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CIearauces for the Week.

BosToS, June 25.-From the Post The following
table compiled from special dispatches TO the Post
from the managers Ct twenty-six leading Clearing
HCrses IL the United States. gives the clesrsnces
for N week which ended June p. with the per-
CeDtsge Of comparison for the corresponding week
6 year ago:
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10 advance the MARKET but the rapidly increasing
short interest win be powerful ally 10 higher
prices yet to come. We confidently believe our
views asto advanced values will be realized, ano
would rather buy than sell
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Flour = Patent, Sc 2596 IS: fancy, g 75a6 90;
choice. IS 25@5 SO; family, 81 s595 10; treble ex
ua S3 40@3 20; double extra, s. 15@S 80; extra,
IS co.; superfine, & 6592 so; fine, g 4092 50;
fonndrv % o.
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WEEKLY LIVE xsss

lRepcried by Fort & johnson. General Commits
sion Statesmen of Live Stock.
UNION STOCK YARDS June 16, 1888.
Catile-siuce our last report the offerings have
been light on II grades and the market strong at
IS 10 25 cents higher. Our butchers are the prine
huvcre
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CnernsS gOOd we duoN'
Medium to heavy hipping...............s6 1896 50
Light packing al Shipping 25g6 -
Fair 10 coed mixed pscklns 2oogG 81
flgk oOS5o "
Sheep-Since our last report the offerings have
teen light and OF common grade'. Market about
steady at last weeks prices. Eastern advices are
lower on lambs and common grades Of sheep.
Good TO choice 40 lbs and upward, car
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EEsiNCIAE, ANU COZ sggCIaE


Local monetary sfi1iss are Unchanged. The de-
rand is comparatively light Rates of discount
steady at 7@s per cent.
New York Financial Market.
Kew YORK. June 25-Aoney-2H9s per cent (;
closed at ~ per cent.
Prime Mercantile PapeT-495H per cent.
Governments Bonds-Highe-.
Railroad Enthusiastically lower; Richmond and
Allegeny irsts broke from 70 to 691zc on the an
nouncement Of the appointment Of Vice President
AxteIl and L. Meyer as receivers of the Company.
The appointment was made at the request of the
second mortgage bondholders with the consent OF
the FIST mortgage owners
The stock market to-day is dull and generally
featurless though firm: throughout the forenoon
it became more active. In the sf ernoon Denver
became conspieuus for weakness and declined
per cent. in the last hour and "a
per cent from the highest prices of the day. The
remainder Of the market was also lower, the de-
cline on the general list being 14@5z per cent on
active stocks and per cent on Lake shore. Among
the active stocks Lsckawsnna Texas and Pa
eife Louisville and Nashville, Wabash, Reading
and ST. Paul were weak and declined from u to
q per cent in the last hour aud from = 20 "a per
cent as compared wi h Saturday night. New York
Central and Jersey Central and Western Union
were firm IN the last hour. In final deaf lgs
Richmoud and Danviile advanced per cent to g..
ana Richmond ana West Point a per cent TO 3D.
The Evening Pust: RUNE rs o. ire Richmond and
aud Allegheny being Ilaced in the han IS OF re-
ceiyeIs, which Tumo-y, however, are not authentic
were made use Of By the bears as q pretext for
htmmeIipg the market. But The road Is insignia
cant land and even If 10 had gone 10 the hands Of
receivers il has no bearing On the general market
Transactions aggregated 165,9G snRrss, ID wit:
LschaWanna, rs 600: Denver, j. go; Erie, 000
Lake Shore, 5000; Louisville aud Nashville. 5000;
New jersey Central IL COO: New York &c ltral
5000; 81. Paul. 5000; Texas and Pacific, 300;
Union Pacific 1ooO0; Canadian Pacific, 1890
Mining Stocks-Very dull; Standard Consoli-
dated sold at 663 Horn Silver, 653 and 615; lion
Silver 295; Navajo, 24O and 245; sierra G-ande, 40
and Us; Little P1ttsbuTg. l05 ana ll9; CrysOlite
us; SutrO Tunnel, 10 and u. Sales for the day,
1S4S0 shares.
Pipe Line Certiheates-veTy dull a. lis <91l6X;
closing on call at 1l6L.
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sovERNNEH1 SECURITIES.

tsxssns, 80 days.. s4s< per oens CT. civ. 1887
slaYIsng, r1gnf....-, IS 10. O. sl<T----...- II25S
per cent. bondS...-lO31s New Q. q. fs....-. I'D
Foxs-The purchasing price for Government
bonds I'm Indianapolis varies ton thes HeN Torx
quotations Hal per cent.
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Dry Goods,

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Local monetary sfiai.s are Unchanged. The de-
m land is comparatively light. Rates Of discount
are steady at 7ss per cent.
Now York Financial Market
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-11
City Court.

The City Court will convene at 10
O'Clock, when the petit jurors Will be
prompt in attendance. The following
cases are assigned for trial to-day:
3. F. NJ. Myren, for use, VS.. John F.
O'Byrne. A. B. Smith for plaintiff; X.
Wayne Russell for defendant.
II. TunnO & Co. VS.. FREDERICK Janer.
Chisholm & Erwin for plaintiffs; Charlton
Il Mackall for defendant.
"a. Sarah Nolan VS.. Bridget Hussey.
WOOten & MacDonell for plaintiff; Lester
& Ravenel for defendant.
80. New Haven Clock Company VS..
GregOr Macher. Denmark IL Adams for
plaintiff.
50. S. W. Hale Il Co. VS.. a. F. Flint.
Garrard Il Meldrim for plaintiffs.
60. Julius Vile d Bros. VS.. Gustave
Fox. Garrard & Meldrim for plaintiffs.
IS. Pfallzer Bros. Il Co. vs.. Gregor
Macher. Denmark & Adams for plain
tufts.
50. D. H. Houghtaling. & Co. VS.. Reilly
& MOlOney. Garrard & Meldrim for
plaintiffs.
4. H. F. Grant VS.. Kate T. Rushing,
Attachment G. A. Mercer for plaintiffs
70. Margaret Reilly VS.. Reilly IL MOlO-
ney. Garnishment. Denmark Il Adams
for Dlaintiff
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-11
Brevities.

Palestine Commandery No. :, Knights
Templar win hold regular conclaye to-
night.
The Guards are making preparations
for grand time at their picnic on the
18th inst.
The next regular meeting of the Geor-
gia Railroad Commission Is 10 occur on the
path instant
Yesterday was a quiet day in the Mag
istrate's Courts and none Of the higher
courts were in session.
There viii be a regular meeting Of ALI
ance Lodge No. $50, Knights Of Honor
This evening at ; O'Clock.
The steamship Gate City sailed for BOs-
ION yesterday with a large cargo Oifreight,
% cabin passengers and -. Steerage.
Two ..Irunks" before the Mayor yes
terdav on double charge Of disOrderly con-
duct were fined s. each for their hilarity
The seventeenth regular monthly meet
ing Of the Jasper Mutual Loan AssOtla-
ton will be held in Metropolitan Hall to-
might.
The steamer Sylvan Glen will leave
saturday night for Savannah. To run be-
tween that city and Tybee isl0nd.-,jdck-
,0BCiUC Herald.
The musical and literary entertainment
Al the Baptist Church next week viii
take place on Wednesday evening, the
10th, instead OF the 18th.
There l. a lively boom i'm building in all
uarfe of the CITY. Many new residences
are in course Of completion. and large
number are projected or already begun.
An election has been ordered for Assist
ant Chief Of Police, TO take place at the
next meeting Of the City Council on the
23d inst. The Office will hold until the LIST
Of January. 1885.
Mr.. John r. Middleton. a resident Of
this vicinity. was terrible injured in
run away accident at jacksonville on
Wednesday. He was taken 10 the city
hospital. where his wounds were given
surgical treatment.
a proposal comes from Savannah for
convention in that city Of the amateur
dramatic artists of the state. No state
has more right TO such an assemblage, II
her record on the stage be considered
dtlGHta Constitution.
The confirmation class of the sunday
school Of the Mickva Israel congregation
Will be confirmed to-day at the Synagogue.
The occasion is a festival and the editice
will be decorated for the occasion. The
service viii be conducted by Rev. /. 7.
Mendes.
The Charleston Turnverien have in
vited the savannah Turnyerein to visit
them on tue l0lh Oh august. Mueu lneA
will celebrate CharleStOn's Centennial.
The Savannah Turnverein have accepted
The invitation and three DAYS festival is
in contemplation.
The Austell refrigerator ear company
furnishing cars 10 the Central Railroad
already finds that the demands of the fruit
season will necessitate anincrease in the
number Of their cars beyond what had
been thought a sufficient number. The
great refrigerator ear companies Of the
West are making great efforts TO procure
accommodations FOR the enormous guam
tity Of fruit and vegetables which the
West wants from the south.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-11
Theatrical Notes.

Fred. Ward closes his tragic season at
Lima, Ohio, on the 18th.
Charlotte Thompson will close her sea-
son in Chicago on the 10Th.
Mr.. Charles Backus, of the San Francis
co Minstrels, is suffering from asthma.
The receipts of Augustin Days bust
ness for one week in Philadelphia was
$4,000.
MOdjeska's season will net her 1000.
Quite a tidy little sum to lay by for a
rainy day.
Mr.. Edward Warren has been engaged
with the Fanny Davenport Company for
next season.
Miss Lillian Russell has been engaged
at a salary of $500 per week to appear in
Boston, during the summer, in light opera.
Miss Jeffreys-Lewis sails for Europe on
Tuesday, to visit her father, who is an in
valid in the MiddleseX Hospital, London.
Mr.. j. B. Mason, of the Boston Museum,
has been engaged for two years by the
Union Square Theatre management, in
New York.
VIM. Z. Sheridan, the talented actor,
has at last grabbed grass in Australia.
The papers from Adelaide speak of him
i'll glowing terms.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-11
a Valuable Improvement Protected.

A Valuable IMPROVEMENT Projected.
In these columns some weeks since ref
erence was made to the petition OF the
landowners of Skidaway Island for a
roadway from the island to the mainland.
The matter was brought before the County
Commissioners. but as yet no action has
been taken upon it. Commissioner Bar
nett, who has greatly interested himself
in the project. requested the Secretary oil
the Board Of Road Commissioners,
DIR. Falligant. to furnish him with such
information as might be in his
possession. The latter gentleman detailed
The experience and troubles OF the Board
i'm this connection in times past, and pro-
posed an entirely new scheme, which for
practicability and permanence struck
Commissioner Barnett with such force
that he has requested the Secretary to
map out his plans more fully for presenta-
ton TO the Board Of County Commissioners.
The route proposed by DR.. Falligant is
as follows: Taking the old military cause
way from Isle of Hope to Long Island as
a basis. he suggests direct cut across
the southern end of the Isle of Hope, and
thence by causeWay and small bridging
TO the mainland south of Cedar Ham,
mock, so as to intersect the New Beaulieu
road and the CITY and Suburban Railroad;
and. on the Long Island end, TO causeway
the marsh to Skidaway, crossing the
Skidawav NarrOWs. where the stream is
scarcely thirty feet wide. This new road
way would not only secure a short and
durable line from Skidaway to the main,
but would place Montgomery, Beaulieu,
Burnside. Bethesda. Cedar Hammock,
Isle of Hope, Long Island and Skidaway
in immediate road connection with each
other.
With this road built, causeway from
Skidaway to Green Island would no doubt
speedily follow. and the long line Of salt
water resorts in this district would be
brought into close association with each
other. The effect of this on the develop
ment and improvement of this section can
be but family foreshadOwed at present.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-11
HALLWAY ImprOvements.

The Albany Nelos and AdrertiSer says:
The work of relaying the Albany diVi-
sion Of the Savannah, Florida and West
ern Railway with fish-bar rails is being
rapidly pushed to completion. The work
was delayed on account Of the litigation
that was going on in the Supreme Court
Of the United States to establish the right
Of ownership in the South Georgia and
Florida Railroad. The Supreme Court
having at length decided in favor of the
savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
this company Immediately went to work,
and now have a working force of sixty
hands on this division, and the work of
relaying the road is being vigorously push
ed. This explanation is due to the man
agement Of the road, i'm view Of the fact
that some severe structures have been in
dulged in from various quarters on ac-
count Of the condition Of this branch"
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The Prophet HOnOred in His Own COun
try. Even in His Own Honse.


The honest, simple narrative of Mrs. S.
J. Whip, who resides at No. III Williams
street, Providence, r. l.:
During the past six or seven years
have been severely afflicted with Kidney
disease, causing intense backacheS, diZZi-
ness, and other severe pains through my
body and limbs, rendering me so weak
and PROSTATE that at times it was impOs-
sible for me to do any part of my house
work. / have had also a fiuttering of the
heart. and was terribly distressed for
breath. | was very miserable, and COM
pletely worn out and discouraged; / had
no ambition to undertake to do anything,
and barely sufficient strength to
render existence desirable, having
failed to find any relief from the
Doctors prescriptions. At this trying
crisis friend persuaded me to obtain a
bottle of Hunts Remedy, and now | re-
joice that followed this friendly advice,
for the Remedy acted like a charm in my
case. After had taken few doses, my
health began to improve: i felt better
every way. The fluttering of the heart,
the intense backacheS, and terrible short
ness of the breath speedily disappeared,
my strength and ambition soon returned,
and before | had taken two bottles of the
Remedy, was entirely we'll, and able TO
wash and iron and do my Homework.
Once in a while am troubled with the
headache, and as soon as l am taken, /
resort to Hunts Remedy, and few doses
fix me all right. l shall never be without
it in the future. 1 have frequently recon-
mended the Hunts Remedy to my friends,
and they have experienced relief from the
first dose. 1 heartily recommend it to all
who are afflicted with Kidney disease or
disease of the Liver, Bladder or Urinary
organs. l think no family should be with
out il. MRS. 5. j. WHIP,
No. III Williams St., Providence, r. IL