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GENEEAL MARKETS.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.. May 14.-Cotton-S.eady at Il119
1lssc; futures steady; May, 1l.13c; June, 1l.12c;
tober, 10. zee; November. 10 l9c; December 1e2oc;
January. l0,2Sc Flour-Dull and unchanged; re-
cetgts' l6 600 bols;: exports, 500 bills Wheat
Cash lots L091sc higher; options Z1s4c higher.
closing steady receipts rs 900 bu.; exports 1900
bu.; No. spring, 81 81 to arrive: ungrsded red,
81 2lai 2Si No DO; 81 1891 !ss: No. red,
81 1901 26J. No. 2 do. 81 165<; No do. 81 l6x;
No. red, May, sales of 80 coo bu at 81 2216. clos
al 2s5s clorng at 81 2S14; july, l.672 oOO bu. al
81 25141l 251s closing at 81 25sS; August, sales
OF 7s4. 100 bu ut 81 2 al 271. closing at 81 26x:
closing al ST 275s COra~Cash "a j4c higher; OF,
lions opened 1899 higher. afIerward weaker,
receded H9kc, closing nrm; receipts 2Os,0OO bu.;
aRSss is1 ses oe 9 eee SO SSoe 49,
steamer white, Csc; No. white, 67Nc; low
mixed. 66c; ungraded white. Csc; No. 2. May, 6S5s
g66c, closing at $685. June. 65ss9671s, closing at
SIC, 675S@6s1sc. closing at 671sc; August, 69G
Sysc closing a. 69Hc septen Der, 1879 S7S1sc clos
ing al 7S1fc, oats-Aslc higher, ciosing at ad-
vance; receipts, 1850 bu: exports. 700 bu.;
fee-Dull and unchanged- suesr-Fi1m; refined.
standard A. $50: grsnulated SEC. MOlssses-
Steady; 20 tess. SIZE. Rice-Firm. Petroleum
R0 upi,Hd s SSc Ts "a a, ssz@
Steady. Eggs-Western fresh. dull at l7al71<c.
Pork-New mess, s2O 25920 So options neglected;
Beef-Quiet Cut mests.Duil and unchanged;
So; May, Sll 95S11 IS: June. sl2 0lGl2 %: July,
SO C3@i2 IL; August. sl2 90; September. $40 0la
IL %: october, Sl1 s29l1 S. Butter-Dull aud
weak q. llg2Sc. Cheese-Quiet. Lead-Qniet;
common. 4i9i5c.
CHICAGO May II. Flour - Firm and un-
changed. Wheat-unsettled; opened higher and
Closed at inside prices; 81 145z May; 81 1880
| | l636 July; 81 l654@l 1873 August; 81 1873 sep
TENDER; 81 1855 year. No. 2Chicago spring, 81 l25s;
No c,is eo 9ssG; s3c No: Esd winter q AZ Corr
@57c June; 5S5sg5sc July; 60@6O1sc August; 6O5s
a6lc September; 5S54c year. Uah-Strongef;
July; s5c year Rye-ouiet at CSC. BarieygDun
At Soc Flaxseed-In fair demand at 81 AZ, PORK
lin fair demand ct lower rates; $40 9O419 9S
cash and May: $40 971<s20 June; $40 971Sa20
July; $40 371zG20 40 August; szO 5592O SIX sep
TENDER; Sl7 1h29l7 80 year. Lard-NOminaliy
unchanged; sil s5gll SIX cash and MAY: sll 90
ali e2H June: sl2 = july and August: sll s21<@
lin fair demand; shoulders Is; short RIB, $40 IS;
short clear, sll 10. Butter-Dull ana unchanged
Eges-Firm at l5L@l6e. Whisky-Unchap2ed
Freights-Corn to Buffalo. 2s4c. Call-Wbeat-
Irregular and active: 81 In May; 81 1s% June:
81 l65s July; 81 16N@l 1675 August; ST l6sSG
l6H September. Corn-Irfegular and active:
$3.50 May; SIC June; 5s5<c July; 6ec August:
6O7sc September. Oats-lrreeular; 4l1SG3ILo
May; 421{c June; 417sc July; Csc Augutt: 3s5zc
September. P0rk-lrrregular and active: $40 III
June; go 20 July; go s71S August; go AK Sep.
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SULLIVAN L JOINS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

CTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS:
= In the Superior Court of Marion County in
the State of Indiana No. 80. SOS. Room No. ..
Complaint 70 satisfy mortgage and quiet title to
real estste.
John ]. Palmer vs. Arthur B. Prcal, Ermina J
Proal. his vile, Charles woodruff, Henry Wood
ruff, aud Ernina j. Proal. Guardian of Charles
and Harry woodruff.
Be IL known. that on the 10th day OF Nav
1882, the above named plaintiff by his attorneys
fled IN the Office of the Clerk Of the Superior
Court of Marion County, in the State of Indiana.
his complaint against the above named defend
ants; and the said plaintiff. having also fled in
said Clerk office the affidavit of competent per-
SON. showing that said defendants, Arthur
Proel. Ernina J. Proal his wife, Charles Wood
ruff, Harry Woodruff, end Ermina J Woodruff
Guardian of Charles and Harry Woodruff, sIe not
residents OF the atate of IcdiaDa, and that sa.c
nc ion is to satisfy o record OF mortgage and to
quiet title 10 real estste in Marion County, IEdi
ana; and, whereas said plaintiff having BY en-
dorsenent on said compIaint required said de-
PENDANTS to appear In raid Court and answer or
demur thereto. on the Sd day of September. 1888
Now. therefore by order of said Court, said
defendants above named are hereby 10 l.
fed OF the filing and tendency OF said com
plant against them. and that unless hey appear
and answer demur thereto. at the calling of
said cause on the 81 day of Septem Der, 1885, the
same being the first judicial day of term of said
Court, TO be begun and held at the Court House.
in the city of Indianapolis. on the first Monday
In Septemb rr, 1888. said omplaint. and the mat
tiers and things therein contained and alleged
will be heard and determined in Their absence.
MOSES q. McLAIN.
may16wsw Clerk.
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Elsewhere.
elsewhere.
KANShS CITY. MAY l4.-Tha Live Gfnnk In

I KANsAs CITY, May 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Csttle-Recelps. LOO head Market lower and
lbs. sold at s. 65@5 80. Cows seem firm Ell So 50
"a 90; stOckers AID feeders none
Hogs-Receipts, 55O0 head. Market weak ut ia
75sc; bulk of sales at O. 1917 20.
Sheep-Receipts, none. Market unchanged.
CHICAGO. May n-Tne Drovers' Journal re-
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments. 1870
head Market active and unsettled; light sc
lower at 81 1907 ~; heavy, g. S5@7 20; quality
Cattls-Receipts, $500 head; shipments, 200
head Market, under increased offerings ruled
weak and SC lower per 100 pounds; exports. SIS 40
&c 60; Door to choice shipping. % 25g6 IS.
Sheep-Recefpts, so head; shipments $40 head
light offerings; market strongly held; poor to
choice, 50 5196 20.
NEW YORK, May 4.-Beeves Receipts. 9, 900
head, making 1850 head for the week; closed
steady at q reduction OF 81 per head; extremes.
s6@7 Al per cwt.. live weight general Sales SIS So
60 6S: exports used 50 car loads Shipments for
the week 00S head live cattle, 7040 quarters beef
60 head live sheep and S25 cArcasses mutton.
Sheep-Receipts, 20 200 head. making so 500
for the week; firm at full prices: clipped sheep,
s. 2596 % per cwt; Western do, S6S7 90; spring
lam Ds, Sx(dl0Zc per pound.
Hogs-heceiFts 900 head making q. 400 head
for the week; tTiae firmer for good live hogs; 6
car loads changed hands ct 81 5097 IS per cwt.
ST. LOUIS, May H.-Csttle-Re Receipts $500
and butchers steers in demand al full prices: ex-
ports Sc 25G6 so; good heavy. s696 %; good light
So 50S5 20; Q ,mmon 10 medium, 81 t595 D: good
cows and teiters 81 6OS5 25 common, IS 75Si so;
grass Texans, 81 50d5 25.
Sheep-Receipts, AGO head shipments SIS head ;
good demand for fair TO choice at S4@5; Texan
s. 25G4 o. spnng lambs, s. 25gS so per head. -
Hogs-Dull and lower. Workers. s. 1877 20;
mixed to good packing, s7c7 20; butchers to extrs
81 25S7 80. Receipts, $50 head; shipments, 1000
head.
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From a window.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May lion Friday stranger
arrived in this city and put up at the Bramole
House, giving his name as g. Reynolds, OF I'm
cinnati. He went to supper between and
O'Clock, and then proceeded I'D stars to the sec
ond story, walked to the rear end OF the nall,
raised the window, and jumped 70 the ground
below. He was seen by several parties when he
made the jump aud asked them not to tell that
ne went out that way, aud then hurriedly LETT,
leaving bis samplec case, satchel and clothes As
he owed the hotel bat fl ~ cents. he could not
have had any object in leaving In that n amer.
On examining his case IL appeared that he was
from Dayton, o. A strict search has been made
for the man by the police IL is feared he Is
crazy, hut no trace of his Whereabouts can be dis
covered
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A gentleman a. Remove, Pa, writes, after
three weeks use of Compound Oxygen: 81
am happy to say that my health has i'm
proved very much. l am surprised that /
nave been benefited so much in so short q
time. 1 feel like a different man, and can
now attend to my business. The night
sweats have left me, aud | can now rest good
at night Ny cough hes almost ceased" Our
Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its nature,
action and results, with reports of cases and
full information, sent free. Drs. Starkey Il
Palen. 100 and I'LL Girard street, Philadel-
phia. Pa
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Advice to Consum ptives.

On the appearance Of the first symptoms
debility, loss of appetite. psllor. chilly sem
sations, followed by night sweats and cough
prompt measures for relief should be taken.
Consumption is scrofulous disease of the
lungs; therefore, use the great anti-scrofula,
or blood purifier and strength restorer, DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" Su-
perior to cod liver oil as a ndtritive and I'M
surpassed as a pectoral. For weak lungs.
splitting OF blood and kindred affections il
has no equal. Sold by druggists the world
over. For DIR. Pierce's pamphlet on con-
sumption, send two stamps to Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
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The WATSON uourr Martial.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE order for Court
Martial OF Paymaster J. X. WATSON, 70 be con-
vened on the 10Th inst. has been suspended by
General Augur. the Department Commander. ty
direction of the Secretary of War. pending fur
Their examination as to the extent of the defsica-
ton. An officer has been detailed for that pur-
pose and the Court Martial suspended until his
report shall have been laid before The Secretary
of War.
A Galveston dispatch says: WATSON denies the
shortage was due to gambling. He alleges ii was
In the nature of a forced loan from the Govern
ment for sixty days to float his father during a
temporary mercantile emb arraSsment. then to re-
imburSe through the conscience fund. 1t is tn
derstood he will make no defense"
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probably Fatal Accident.
Special to the Sentinel:

opcclkI 70 Inb oouILutI.
FRANKLIN, Ind. May 4.-Between ana
O'Clock yester Jay evening. as Robert Thompson.
a well known and highly respected citizen oil
this place, was out riding he passed number
Of boys who were cutting each other with some
long switches. and his horse became unmanage-
able. running away and breaking the buggy to
pieces against a lamp post Thompson was
thrown out against the post and had his nose cui
nearly off besides receiving a deep cash in his
head aud on the side of his face His jurtes are
of very serious character. and may result Ia
tally IL being impossible for the physician TO
Judge accurately Of their extent H. this time.
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Carroll's EmDezzIemsnt.

NEW YORK, May 1h-InyesttgsdOn by the
Com ptroller shows el4S, $50 as the amount stolen
by William B. Carroll clerk in the Office aud now
dead. The COmptroller says he hrst learned OF
Der lat The coupons were presented through
the banking houses of Morrison & Co., and Hagen
& Billings. The losses, he says, could not have
occurred only for the remissness OF two clerks in
the disbursement Office. who allowed the coupons
to go back uncancelled into Carrolls hands. The
frauds begun with small amounts in July, 1879,
aud continued until August, 1882. They were
carried by means OF false posting In the coupon
ledger
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v.vr.nes. ION upon
many PersoostlIts eAe"n'
Miss Buckner isl 81 q brunette
Of magnificent figure. [ yes, large
brown and sparkling, bespeak shrewdness.
and her general appearance gives one the
idea that she is cold and calculating IN
everything she does. The weak point 10
Miss Buckner's features is her nose. which
is too much retrousse, but she is altogether
remarkable looking woman, who wouio
attract second glance from the most indii-
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THE CASE CLOSED.
The Testimony Finished In the Thompson
Case and the Argument Begun.

The Testimony finished In the thompson
Case and the Argument Begun.
HAERoDsBURG, KY, May 14.-The prosecution
continued the attack on the character of Miss
Buckner in the trial of Hon. P. B. Thompson. j.
A. Tomlnson, uncle of Miss Buekner's divorced
husband. testified her reputation for truth and
morals was bad. Would not believe her under
OATH DIR. Dedman testified that he had
heard people say they would not
believe her under oath. w. A. Walter
testified he wouldn't believe her under oath.
The defense called Mr.. Schuyler. of Cincinnati.
who said he had not heard anything said about
Miss Buckner's character In Cincinnati.
Thomas Card we'll, Postmaster, testified that
Buckne4's guilt In the Tomlinson scandal case,
ending in her divorce.
The testimony closed. and argument began.
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Hogs-Receipts. $50 head; shipments, 37s3
The offerings the past week have been generally
Of very good qnaiity, but n OF as many in numbe
IS was expected. consequently. under good de-
mand from packers and shippers, our market has
ruled steady and at times quite strong, until Sat
urdsy, when, with reports OF heavy receipts and
lower prices at other markets. and anticipating
beaver run here next week. we were compelled
IosubmIt TO reduction Of S to 10 cents per hun.
died. should receipts prove heavier this week
prices will probably 10 lower. Would advise
caution. Would call especial attention to pigs
weighing 100 to $50 pounds. the decline on this
class amounting to fully so cents per hundred in
the psst two weeks, selling now atS6 25@6 so; few
extra corn fed, &c rs.
To-day, with over fifty cars on sale, mfrket
opened quiet at a further reduction of lOc per
hundred. Trade ruled active at the decline until
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LOUISVILLE, May H.-Cotton-Firm at 1o]Sc
Whisky,

LOUISVILLE. May A-whisky-s1 13
CINCINNATI, Lay 14.-Whissy-s1 Is.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1I-Whisky-U Unchanged.
BALrIMORk, May H-Whlsky - Steady at
81 16xe31 H.
ST. LOUIS, May A.-Whisky-sl IA.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May l4.--Dry Goods-For Mon.
day demand very light, and for small micellsne-
Gus assortments, prints, giDgnams, lawns, thin
dress goods and such specialties have been in
chief request Cotton firm at &c advance. and
cotton goods are showing a greater steadiness.
Wcolen goods very inactive.
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Clearances for the Week.

BosToS, May A.-From the Post: The total gross
exchanges at twenty-six leading Clearing Houses
Of the United States for the week ending
May -. with the percentage OF comparison with
the total gross exchanges at the same Clearing
Houses for the corresponding week OF 1882, areas
follows:
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MEMPHIS. Msv4-rhe Auditinz B,ard to Sc

MEMPHIS, May 1.-The Auditing Board to set
tie the debt of the old city of Memphis has
agreed upon the amount of lev bonds TO be Is
sued for the old under the recent Of the Legs
lsture. They adopted the calculstion of Drexel
& Co of Philadelphia, which allows Sl.1ij new
bonds for every So Oc0 of old bonds and adds STAT
to every 81, O0J of Flippin compromise bonds. The
Auditing Board is now daily funding the debt of
the old city OF Memphis and issuing new bond.
The money to pay the July, 1873, and January,
1874. coupons on the new bonds Is now on hand
in bank aud the settlement is favorably and rap
idly progressing All home city creditors have
accepted the settlement
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No. Bye-Higher: &c bid; no sellers; re-
jscled held at 6 C; no buyers.
Bran Firm; sl3 bid: held al sl8 Is.
Eomtny Feed-Steady: held at sf9; no buyers.
Hay-Prime Timothy quiet; SIC lid; none Of
ferred.
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WEEKLY LIVE sroUK REPORT.

lRepor'ed BY Fort, Johnson & Co.. General Com
mission Statesmen of Live Sttck
UNION STOCK YARDS, May Is, 1883.
Csttle-Since our last report cattle of heavy
grades have been hard to sell at satisfactory prices
as Eastern advices are not good on that class Com
mon and medium butcher grades are dull here,
as our dressed meat market has been dull for
some tine on that grade Of cattle, while good to
choice are selling at fair prices
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The demand for bank accommodations yester-
day was only moderately active and interest
| rates ruled easy at and per cent. There was
| some Improvement In the inflow OF currency
| from country banks bat their accounts are still
| very low. Checking and deposising were active.
and at the close the reserve OF nearly all the
| banks showed some ircresse- The open market
| is well supplied with loansble funds. which are
obtainable at and per cent on call and short
time prime business paper.
New York Financial Market.
EEw YORK. May H-Money-3Sl per cent.
osing offered at 8 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Psper-5%96 per cont.
Government Bonds-Iregulsr; extended IS, L.
and IS 4 per cent higher; as, coupons, a per
cent. lower; and AS registered and A., I'm
changed
Railroad Bonds-Quiet, irregular.
State securiues-Dun and featurelees-
The stock market weak, aud showed declining
tendency all the forenoon on a moderate volume
OF business, after 1880 the market was frmer and
prices advanced - to % per cent. on general list
and u per cent. for Omaha preferred. Union Pa
c,fc was the feature. Auctuaung over wider
ange than other active stocks. in the last hour
the market was stronger aud several stocks adj
vanced 10 the highest prices OF the day; n0tsb "
Louisville and Nashville. Lake Shore. Central Pa
cidc. Laeka wanna, St. Paul, Union Pacific and
New Jersay Central Closing leaves the market
irregular as compared 10 saturday, some being
higher and some lower General tone OF market
at close. however, was stronger than Saturday.
The Evening Post says: The manipulation OF
Union Pacific this forenoon made apparent the
fact that the sale OF 100 shares reported at IS
at same instant of 951s was bid. Ii presumed
the seller at % was in hopes OF bringing out some
stop orders at Tat price and thus breag the mar
ket. Under the rules of the Board these tactics
for depressing the prices of stocks are prohibited
and upon investigation by the authorities the
sale at 95 Cancelled. This Incident served to
show that the depression in Union Pacific was
artificial. and was caused by the manipulation OF
the bears"
Transactions aggregated S67, 900 shares: Central
Pacific. 13, 600: Laekawaana, 100. 600: Denver H.,
900; Erie, 600; Lake Shore % 000: Northwestern,
10000; New Jersey Central 49, 600; New York Cen
trial. 16 600; Northern Pacific. 5000; Texas Pacific,
5000; Union Pacific. 5000; Wabash Paifc AZ 900,
East Tennessee. 5000. and Oregon and Trans
Continental 10000.
Mining Stocks-very dull; Sierra Grande sold at
l25 and 100: Northern Belle. 700 to $50; Navajo
2i0; Robinson, 80 To SIS; Cnrysolite, lilo, Bulwer
90 and go: Little Pittsburg, 81 and 65 aud Sonora
Consolidated, IS and 40. Sales today, 1870
shares.
Pipe Line CertIfcstes-VeIy dull but strong at
9i5s to 964, closing on call at 9o5s.
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COMM

The demand for dry goods, boots and shoes,
aud millinery has fallen off some recently. but
there is still fair. seasonable movement and n
steady feeling. Groceries were in fair request
with no important fluctuations in prices. Fish
remain firm under a steadily good inquiry. The
butter and cheese markets remain dull and un-
settled, the tendency of prices being s.iongly
downward.
GRAIN.
Wheat was frmer yesterday. On Change there
was a good demand for cash stock.
Corn-Loca1ly, markets nrmer and
active. We note lively demand for all immedi.
ate deliveries, and sales OF mixed were made on
541<c track to arrive. Futures dull Arrivals
improving, and general market in better condi-
ion.
Oats-Firm and higher for all grades and good
local demand arrivals light.
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miscellaneous naracss.

OILS - wequote: IdnEeec. raw, $50: boiled
$50: lard OIL 7Os390c; mtnsr's' oil, 650sOc; luhrs
eating oil, l2Gsoc; straits oil, 60855c; benEfne
lOAlSc; coal Oh, Indiana legal tast, 1l@llko;
lb0o test, llx9l2c: wster wAite. l50o, i5o.
Timers suppues-We quote:
Best charcoal tin, J. q, 10x1k, l4x2C and lSx1a
~ 90 per box X. I0ik. lxx2o and i2xl2 90 90 pef
boa; O. 1lx2o. roofing tfn, Sc so per box Q. AKA
sltolz; block TN, IN pigs, 49,; "a ban, 900 sron
N Iron. l.5Oc: "a Iron, 6Nc; Mooreaoao al.
vqnfsed, IS per cent. discount Shes. Hina, 71Ec.
Copper bottoms, $50 Pianished copper, ssa40c,
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eoVERNNEKr sxcuRIrIss.

3sarlins, 60 days.. SIS per cent. ex. df7.. I03
per cent bonds. los New d. 3. Ps..-..- l. "a
soTE-The purchasing price FOR Government
bonds IN Indianapolis varies from thee New YoEt
4 .otEt.ons k91 per cent.
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been very light; but few wool sheep of very COM
mon grades are offered and selling at mean prices
while good clipped sheep will sell readily at good
prices. The receipts Of lambs have been more
liberal and selling a shade lower
Good to choice clipped .... ..........s 81 2514 Is
10 90
oprlng 50QI7 W