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Iatsrior Department. August 10, 1888. wtd
SALE or LEASE OF GOVERNMENT LAND.-OS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th PRoxEEo at the front en-
trance of ALHOLASI HALE, at IL O'Clock noon, will
be sold at Public Auction, the lease for ten years
Of the undivided half Of the Government land
known a. OLoHESA. situated in the District of Pu-
Ia. Island Of Kauai. TERMS: Upset price 5000 per
snnum, payable semi-annually in advance. Lease
TO date August 18th. 1888.
CHAs. 7. GULICK,
vaugIItd Minister Of the Interior.
Sale of lease OF G1Vernn;l t land. On Monday.
August 20. 1888. at the front residence of Alto
lGni Hale at II D'cIosS n1II will b, sold At public
auction two IOt4 Of Land situated on the Espla made
bsins lots % aui 81 on the corner of KekuanOa
street.
Terms Lease p years. Upset price S12o per
lot per anHum payable quarterly in advance.
JNO. f. BUSH,
Minister Of interior.
Interior Department, July 10, 1888.
sug1s-1tw
In conformity with Section ss4 of the Civil Code,
notice is hereby given that the fisheries Of the
Government Kai or Sea Of - Eeehi " and - Kalia-
"a Island Of 0ahu shall hencefoEth be considered
taboo during the months Of November. December,
January, February, March. April and Nay for the
protection u the fisheries CH1s- T. GULICK,
Minister of the Interior.
ISTEEIoE OFFICE. August s. 1883.
auglI-w9t.
Official notice having been given that during the
temporary absence Of Mr.. /. A. SehasEer, Consul
for Italy. Mons. Henri Peer will discharge the
functions Of that Office A. Acting Consul, all persons
are hereby requested % give full faith and credit to
his Official Acts in that capacity.
WALTER N. GIBSON,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Foreign Department, Honolulu, August 8, 1888.
dIt-W2t
Mr.. VI. n AOlsarrat il this day appointed Com
missioner Of Private Ways and Water Rights, for
he District u Eo9a. Island OF Oahu, vice D.. Z.
Fyfe resigned. CHARLES 7. GULIOK,
Minister Of Interior.
The Board consists u the following members. d,
Eahanu. J. s. Smithies, N. ID. Monsarrat.
DEPARTMENT OF ISTKRIoR, August 9, 1888.
A~ug11wtf.
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5000 Of 3 per cant onomsa Bonds ct par u 1 Sept.
f q. RrExESsozNErDZn, Secretary.
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HOLESALE.

Samuel q wilder. MAhukOns, y KOhala, HAWAII
40 HoIIi.trr 4 co. NuuAnu street, Honolulu, Oshu
no j a Tucker, Queen street, Honolulu, oahu
"a Yusn Chong K Co, King street, Honolulu Oahu
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-12-21

A rough fellow from the country
b INTO swell restaurant by mistake
nd was much at loss how to con-
Pct himself Finally the waiter said
2 hm: ''Will you dine la carte,
Y whats that, you grinnin' ape:''
Nill YOU take your dinner la carte?'
No, Stree; I'll be gol darned if |
A. Prices is too blamed altitudin-
y to take it in them quantities. Jist
N bring mine in a wheelbarrow.
sess thatll be enough for me 70 sam
the vittels by. If | want more
~ can trot out your cart. Now get
pund peart, for I'm mighty hollel
1der the skin"
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idaho City Charge, NJ. +. Church,
Plan for December.

First, second, third and fifth Sun
days, Idaho City, morning and even
ing. Fourth Sunday, Garden Valley.
Will stop at the mining camps ON my
way to Garden Valley. Christmas
tree in the NJ. E. Church on the even
ing of the oath. Watch night meet
ing OH the evening of the 31st. The
public are invited to attend all these
services. l.. n. B. ANDERSON,
Pastor.
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Semi World.
Published
r,1esday - &c E'r1days
/ BY
IurMAN and CHAS. E. JONES:

HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
4 4. /, Brick Baljug C.rr Nan and Comnere al Street,
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1es," remarked Fitznoodle, II
e to take my dog out when l start
on prominade, but l don't do it
Y 1t wasn't pleasant, you know,
nave people inquire which was
*znoodle and which was the dog"
Is the opinion of Fitznoodle's
mus that it must have been fully
p's'asteful to the dog as it was to
Fnoodle.
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PostoRce Hours.

II, ring week DAYS. until further notice,
the ustoffice viii ne Kept open from sever
A. NJ. until ninv P. N
Sundays from haif-past twelve TO one
and from four until SIX 2. NJ.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order office will not be
,,,cned at all on Sundays; and no Money
tlr,lrr business will be transacted on Sat
ar,lays after four o'clock Nj.
y. G. SILSBG,
Idaho City, Dec ), 1910. lostnasi
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'0nt be afraid to say "my dear"
sOur bride. Nobody will think
+ mat that you are on your we'd
! tour. Couples who have fought
"0ss and cats for 20 years do
Philadelphia Call.
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-PATEMTS,-

+. A LEHMAN. Solicitor OF Ameri-
can and Foreign Patents. Washington, ID.
C. All business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended To. No charge
made unless patent is secured. Send
for circular. May Stf
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DA. ALLEN
2s,, Kearuey stt sst san Francisco. Cal. Once
November ;. iSSS-tf.
hours . u daily. to evening. Sunday from
20 Z only.
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The ExeERT SPECIALIST

IN ALLEN, A. Is " ELL Known. Is \ RE6T-
~ lar gr1du2ted Physician. educated II Bowioir
college and University OF Michigan. he has dsvcs.
ed lifetime 20 the study OF the treatment and cIrs
OF diseases vish.n his Speciality.
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emperor of China employs
euhuchs to check him when he
Fns to eat too much.
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Sofiety 4ptiffs.

- EXCELSIOR LODGE E no 4, /. O.. OF,
~ holds lis regular meetings in Odd Eel.
Iows Hall in Centerailie he FIRST and third Sat
urday evenings in each month. All rothers In
good standing are invited to attend
By order Of the y. g.
DAN JONES, II. 8.
March IL, SLIT
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SOLDIERS Srsssis nss snsf5ias sf a'ss,ss ss'a ei

oS ] Ga u - N".DuS % !.
any kind caused by military service are entitled &c
pension. widows, minor children sependeni
moth ers or fathers az soldiers who d.ed from the
Fr rs nf their service are also entitled. Many in
valid pensioners are entitled 10 an Increase
Careful assistance given in delayed or rejected
Claims as many can be allo-ed with ont niue
more evidence. Complete instructions with reier'
ences sent on application. Chas. Geo, A.. King,
Attorneys.atLaw. 9l6 St. Washington d. &.
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CHICAGO, May 23.-Reguar wheat was in a
fair business, with slight fluctuations; opened
Loose lower, rallied l9GAc, declined l43Ae
and closed d q lsc below yesterdays close Sales
ranged at $1.09ls .o97s for May, $1.0994 q
1.lola for June, $1.120I.12a4 for July, 81 10
0L13s4 for August, $1.1349l.14 for septem-
Der, $1.1340114ls for October, $1.o9ls0
1.107s for the year; spring, 81 90 O9la winter,
$1.1201.12la. On call. sales of $40 900 blu regu-
lar at 1sc lower to sAc higher
Corn was only in moderate business; opened
l9c higher, declined 1011sc below yesterdays
close. Sales ranged at 55Ss lac for May,
56ls057c for June. 579Q5s5sc for July, 5sss
059l9o for August, 5s5s 0595sc for September,
52052afc for the year. On call, sales OF SIS, 900
bu at lea l4c higher
Oats were a shade easier. on fair trading
Sales ranged at 4lls0d2o for May, 4l 80 042lsc
for June, 414041 Fec for July, 345s035c for
August, 326s032Tsc for the year. On call, sales
OF 10000 hu; prices unchanged to lac higher.
Pork was fairly active and ruled steady early
afterward declined 25030c on the whole range
and closed easy. Sales ranged at S191O0Ig15
for cash $40 1913. AZ q for June, $40 q 1860
for July, $1945 a 10 80 for August, S19.62ls0
1922 for September, S17.30OI7.55 for the
year. On call, sales of 10000 Drls at SC lower,
Lard was fairly active, declined .07la0 .15c
aud closed quiet. Sales ranged at IL .800l1. 90c
for cash, l .7001l. SOC for June, 11.S00Il.9Oc
for July, 11.65011 SOC for August, 1l62t2
year, On call, sales OF 1850 tics; unchanged to
.05e lower
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CHICAGO, May 90 The Dr0vers Journal re-
ports: Hogs-Recelpts. l., 600 shipments, 700
The market was weak and lower; bacon hogs
steady; all other grades 5 Zoe W 100 lbs lower;
mixed packing hogs, So So07l5; heavy hogs
$72001. so; light hogs, ST. 9O07,30; Skips, So 40
0640. The market closed weak.
Cattle-Receipts. $500: shipments, 1000. The
market for shipping cattle was weak aud prices
loo Pl00 lbs lower; export cattle, S6 1906. 80;
good to choice shipping cattle, $5S006l0 COM
mon TO fair, So. Is D5.75.
Sheep-Receipts. l,00D shipments, none. The
market was moderately active and prices tlrmer;
common to fair sheep, ~ 504,50: good, So. 80;
choice, 1915.
NEW YORK. May 90 - Beeves--Reeeipts,
5000; dnll aud lower; extremes for beef cattle,
Sc 20d705 " ewt live weight general sales at
SO A a 690 l car loads Of light distillery-fed
sold at $500; exporters used 25 carloads.
5heep-Reeeipts, 4,l0O; firm; sheep Zoe higher;
spring lambs 25e higher; common to prime
clipped sheep sold at 10. 6007 v cwt.; southern
spring lambs sold At f7.50G 80.
Hogs-Receipts, $50; dull and lower for live
hogs; sales at $7.3007.50 p cwt. for cornfed
ST. LOUIS. May 23.-Cattle- Receipts, $500;
Shipments ESQ; supply large; heavy shipping
Lever o. 81 shs 81 to fair
and heifers S4.5o05; grass Texans, 81 2505.
sheep-Reeelpts, 600; shipments, $50: market
guiel; fair Az e good: $50 1870; prime - 6o93;
Texans, So % 64.6O; spring lambs, 81. % $3.50.
HORs-Market slow and weak; Light, SO. S007;
rough to gOnd packing, SIS 5007.15; butchers TO
fancy, $7.15 07.35. Receipts, e,100; shipments,
1900.
KANSAS CITY, May 23.-The Live Stock Indi.
catorreports. Cattle-Recepts. LOO; shipments,
none. The market was Weak; shipping steers
from LOIS 10 l,400 lbs average sold AZ $500 %
s so; cows, $3.5094,so. F9''
market was lower ana weak; sales ranged at
a7.O5. HF
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COMMERCE.
Rsview of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

EevieW OF the Local Graln, Produce, and
Provision Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS. May %.
The position of our local general merchandise
market is much the same as for some days past,
there beng no marked Improvement and re-
ports from other business centers show little if
any change. Our Wholesale grocers report the
sugar market very firm for standard soft whites
and hards Hards are largely sold ahead at the
,refneries for export Yellow sugars are dull
and UNCHANGED. New Orleans moasses continue
active and Arm. syrups steady. Rice firm. Tea
steady. Tobacco stronger.
The coffee market is unsettled and slightly
firmer, though prices are generally unchanged.
The demand is still limited to the wants for i'm
mediate consumption. Rio eeffees are now sell
ing at prices that will not admit of heavy i'm
portations at the present prices. Java coffees
are dull, though slight Improvement In price
Ia noted. Sales Of 400 mats Java at l7lac are
reported. Maracaibos are steady, with a good
eonsumptve demand, Sales are reported of
2,700 bags. There is more active demand for
other mild goods, and they are firmly held.
Mocha continues scarce and firm. Produce mer
report that eggs are coming in unite literally.
cOnsumptive demand absorbing all recelpts.
Butter duh. with a supply in excess OF present
wants, and prices are still tending downward.
There is a good deal of poor stock here. which is
hard to dispose o. AZ any price, Even for the
very best brands Of dairy and creamery the mar
ket is dull. Potatoes OF good quality and in
sound condition in better demand and hrner,
with diiniuikhed supply, the receipts recently
having been comparatively light. Strawberries
we're dali and lower, attributable 10 part 10 the
wet weather of late The provision market ID
active; prices steady at our quotations.
GRAIN.
The local wheat market presented no new
features, and the markets generally are in the
same position on Tuesday. The exports OF
wheat and -four from our Atlantic ports for the
week ending May IL were oO2. 229 bushels,
having run down gradually from l,507, $40 for
the week ending April 8. The total of wheat for
April was 1865, l50, against 4,793, 5l4 the cor
responding month Of last year. This small bust
pesa. however. follows y period of uncommon
aqtiyty. The following table shows the move
Rient for series o. years,Of an kinds OF grain TO
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room, Odd-fellows Hail.
Thee. p. Haughey, Pres't, H Latham, Cash'r
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCE.

The New York Money Market-stock Trans
neutrality-suspicious. of General Stocks,
NEW YORK, May 23.-Money 2l4a3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5a6 per cent
Government bonds were heavy and generally
ts per cent. lower.
Railroad bonds were strong on moderate
volume Of business.
State securities were dull and featnreless.
The stock market was stronger throughout the
day, and the result of the days business was an
advance of 1402is per cent. on The whole list,
the market closing at about the highest prices Of
the day for everything. The extreme advance
In Central Pacific was 2la05 from which it re-
acted to 74oe; in Union Pacific, to 1883; in Bur
lington & Quincy, 1 % to 1885, in Laokawanna.
is to 124la; III OREGON 81 TranscOntinental. 11e
TO 1926 in ST. Paul & Omaha, Il to 46ie, closing
Mt 46; in Jersey Central. 3 to 79ls, closing at
1856 In Reading, 80 to 53Ds, closing at 53lo; in
Delaware & Hudson. 15s TO 110ai; in st. Paul,
IL TO 1929, from which IL reacted to 1929; in
Michigan Central. to 93l9, reBcting to 80.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 3s2, 600 shares, follows: Central
Pacific, 81 900; Delaware, Lackawanna & Vest
ern, $1,000 Denver 4 Rio Grsnde, $4,000;
Erie II 900; Lake Shore, 1900; Louisville &
Nashville. 10000; Northwestern, $4,000; New
900, NorthvrH Pacific, $4,000 Reading. 900;
nIllwaukee y st. Paul, $4,000 St. Paul &
Omaha, 5000; Texas Pacific, 5000; Union Pa
eifc. $4,000; Wabash Pacific, 10000; Western
Union. 5000; East Tennessee, Virginia e. Geor-
gia, 5000; Oregon Transeontinental, 1900.
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age, SOLD at 81 Is.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May 23.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 30; market slow; best cattle Sc. .65;
falr to good, Sc 06 so; common, $5o6
Hogs-Receipts, $50; market slow; Phladel-
phlas, 81. 5007.65; Workers, $7.2507.35.
sneep-Reeeipts, 500; market firm; prime
$40450.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-Hogs steady; common
and light. $607.20; packing and butchers, 1913
900. Receipts, $500; shipments, 955
MILWAUKEE, May 23.-Hogs easier at SOS
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Instruments fled for record in the Recorders
office Of Marion County. Indiana. for "a hours
ending at O'Clock P. NJ, MAY %, 1885, as FUR
nished by ELLIOTT IL BUTLER, abstracters OF
titles, room No 8. Etna Building:
Thomas Z. Newhouse and wife to
John Fl. Thomas, part of northwest
quarter Of section 16, township 16, ..l
north of range 5eaet.--.---------..$ 100000
John Newman and wife to William
Crouch and wife, lot 81 In square
in D. 5. Beatty's addition to the city
Christian Harmenine to Elizabeth
Fromhod, the south half of lot IL
in Robert B. Dunoans subdivision
oils -. .-.................... 445O.oo
abeth b. Fletcher, lots 1 and in
Spann. Metzger & HOsbrook's COM
nlissioners subdivision OF lot and
part of lot 5 in square &c, In the
city of Indianapolis 100000
John c. Wright, guardian of the
estate OF Frederick H. Wiley, by
order OF the Circuit Court OF Ma
riOn county. to Henry p. Hill, lot
SO in Rays subdivision OF outlot
l59 lnlthe city of Indianapolis. 1880
John g. Wright, guardian Of the
estate OF Frederick c. Wiley, by or
der OF the Circuit Court OF Marion
comfy, to Charles H. Lanier, lot SO
in Rays subdivision of outlou159,
in the city of indianapolis. -...-. 4l2.5O
Frederick A. W. Davis and wife to
Thomas Marley, lot in Brown,
Frank & Ketchum's subdivision OF
Caven's subdivisisE OF outlot los, in
the city of Indianapolis. .--.-..L.... 10000
StoughtOn A. Fletcher ct al. to Chas.
H. Miller ct al, lot 81 in McCarty's
subdivision of outots 11S and 119
in the city OF Indianapolis. 1900 90
Amelia b. MaDsur, guardian, by or
der of the Circuit Court OF Marion
county. to Addison C. Deputy, part
of lot in square 81, in the city of
Indianapolis :..;...,.,-..--;.-.,...: 1888
James Swain and wife TO James l..
Thompson, part oil lot in square
"a, in the city OF Inpianapolfs- $500 90
James II, Carroll and wife to Miles ..
Berry ct al, part Of west half of
southwest quarter Of section "a,
township Is, north OF range 5 east,
containing 80 acres; also, part of
east half of southwest quarter of
section "a. township 16, north of
range east, containing acres. -. 4972. 90
Charlotte B. Thompson to tntrles g.
Warbutton and wife, lot I54 in AL
len & Roots addition to the city OF
indianapolis, etc..-,-...,;.,.:.,.- 10000
F. NJ. Churehman ct al. to Frederick
A, Meyer lot in the County Sur
yeyor's subdi vision" ........ $50 90
Conveyances, IS; consideration. .$39, 80. SO
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DRY Goods.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The feature of the mar
ket to-day has been the auction sale OF wOOlens.
The attendance of buyers was very large. The
Merchant Wooden Company's beavers, MOscows
and other Overcoattngs sold very low, and very
unsatisfactory to owners; Peru and Lone
Oak fancy cassimeres did very well for forced
sale, and trade is opposed TO purchaser. For
other than actual requirements, prices are very
fair TO good; the general market is otherwise
very dull
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.
LONDON. MAY 23-Railroad bonds Pennsyl
vanis Central. 59A; New York Central, 1884;
Erie, 1851; Reading, 127ae.
PARIS, May 23.-Rentes, s0f 12loc,
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ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Cotton quiet; mfddling,
1Ol4c; sales, 1000 bales; receipts, 800 bales;
shipments, 1900 bales; stock on hand, 10000
bales.
MEMPHIS, May %. Cotton quiet at 1Olec.
Receipts, 500 bales; shipments, 945 bales; stock
on hand, 30,593 bales; sales, 800 bales.
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Mr.. CHARLES g. HATTENBACH, 201 North
Pine street, indianapolis, says Browns Iron
Bitters cured him OF Dyspepsia OF fiye years
standing.
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Metals
Real Rstate Transfera.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Lead dull; common,
f. 1904 l9c; others unchanged.
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Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin-
natl & Indianapolis R'y.

CLEYELAED, O., May 10, 1889.
Special meeting OF stockholaeFs 70 be held
June 6. 1883.
The transfer books Of this company will he
closed on the 22d Inst, in preparation for said
meetipG, as AeEetofors advertised, and Feopened
on 1une7.
BY order Of the Heard OF Direotnrs.
GEO. II. RUSSELL. Secretary.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.
UNION srocKYARI

UNION SToCKYARDs, May 90.
CATTLB.-Receipts, 76; shipments, 95. The
market was strong; 25c lower than Monday on
all grades except shipping steers, which declined
about l2iac The offerings to-day were only Of
Fol uralitv
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| dulli Rio cargoes, common to prime, 7ls9 l0atc
sugar quiet and unchanged. MOlasses dull and
unchanged. Rice steady; Louisiana ordinary Il
oholee, "A 06l2c. Bran lower at 00c. Cotton
seed oil quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, May 23.-Cottou steady and IN.
changed. Flour firm; family, S475O5.75 Wheat
easier at $l.1301.l3L spOT, Sl.13l2 August.
Corn strong at 56i9o spot. 56ao June, 59lsQ
o944c August, coo September Oats steady and
unchanged. Rye dull aud nominal. Barley firm;
extra No. 8 fall. 7O073c. Proysions-Pork
dull and nominal. Lard quiet at IL 20c. Bulk
meats duh and nominal. Bacon quiet and un
ohanged. Whisky steady at $l.13. Butter nom
inally unchanged,
LOUISVILLE, May 23-Cotton steady; inid-
aihgs, 1O+c. Flour steady hut unchanged.
wheat quiet; No. red winter, $l.0SQl. 10.
Corn steady and firm; No. white, 55c; No.
mixed, 53954c. Oats quiet but firm. mixed
$4,000 Bulk meats-Sh0uldeFs, Be; clear ribs,
1Qlsc; clear sides, lilo. Bacon-Shnnlders sac;
clear ribs, a; clear sides, 1926. HAMS
Ssugar-cured, l3l9c. Lard quiet; kettle, 12s4c.
Whisky, $113.
KANSAS CITY, May 23.-The Commercial In
dlcator reports: Wheat-Receipts, 5000 bu;
shipments, 5000 bu No. 2 red fall, 94c bid cash;
"a SIC June; 96c July; 80 l9c all the year. Corn
Receipts, $4,000 bu; shipments. $4,000 bu;
steady; 43c cash; 43lac june; 45s4o July. Oats
slow at 4Oc bid cash.
LIVERPOOL May 23,-l:3O P. M-Cpttan
IN moderate inquiry at 57s36d speculation and
export, LOCO bales; American, $500 bales.
Fine American cheese, 65s Sd. Baovn-ShoFt
clear, DDS. Spirits turpentine, 32s Cd
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Oils.

PITTsBURG. May 80. The petroleum market
was dull and weak: united certihcates closed at
cry. During the afternoon session the market
was more active, but weak and declining opened
at 81 Ia declined, and closed at 81. GOA, Trad
600 brls,
BRADFORD. Pa, May 23.-The petroleum
market was slightly weaker; opened at 81 .O3 u;
plg1est, 81 .03Ss; lowest, 81 ,007s, and closed at
$lOO7s. Clearances, l,192,000 brls. Total runs
yesterday, 81 ITO brls. Total shipments yester-
day, 7o.075 brls Charters, 36,0o6 hrls.
TTrUSVILLE, Pa, May 23.-The petroleum
market opened at 81. 03l4; highest, 81 .O3Ss, low
est, $1,000; closed at $1,000, Charters, 36,50e
brls. Shipments, 1904 brls. Runs, 81, ITO
brls.
OIL CITY, Pa. May 23.-The petroleum mar
ket opened at 81. Q3ss, nuctuated between 81 ,00A
and 81 .03ss. and closed at Sl.00A. The trans
actions aggregated ,375, 900 brls.