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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Reported Capture OF the Murderer and
Robber Near Cincinnati.

Express Messenger Edmunds, OF the Big
Four Railroad. who reached the city from
Cincinnati at IL o'clock last night, and who
left on the same train for Chicago, reported
at the Union Depot that the man who MUIR
dered Express Messenger Davis aud robbed
the safe on the L.. n. A. aud G. Thursday
night, had been arrested at little
town this side OF Cincinnati in a
hotel ut which he was stopping.
The party answers to the description, with =
few exceptions 5. OF the supposed tramp as
given by Weber, and his arrest seems to
have been brought about by a curious cir
cumstance. While IN the hotel the man
fell asleep, and while in this condition fire.
quently appeared excited as though haunted
by the memory Of some terrible event, and
INDUCED In mutterings with regard TO the
murder and robbery OF Thursday night.
Parties at the hotel Immediately
placed him under arrest until hs
could be turned over to the proper author.
tiles. He gave the name of King, bat en-
phatically denied ANY knowledge whatever
Of the crime for which he was arrested.
There is probability that the man is not
the guilty party, as bis sleep might have
been disturbed by visions of the terrible deed
of which he had only read In the papers or
heard discussed on the streets It could not
be learned whether any evidence besides his
mutteriDgs In his sleep were obtained or
whether he had on his person any consider
able amount OF money, but. according 10
the story as related by Messenger Edmunds.
there is a strong feeling that the arrested
party is really the cesperado who entered
the L., n. A. and g express car with such
fatal results TO Messenger Davis.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
A SUSPICIOUS CIRCULAR
Referring to Parties who Disclaim Any
knowledge OF the Organization.

1t appears that certain parties are sending
out circulars recommending the "State
Building and Loan Association" setting
forth the advantage enjoyed by holders of
stock, and placing The capital at 2.0O0. 600.
In the body of the circular Messrs Wallscs
Il Munfon are frequently referred to as the
managers OF the association. but In no case
isthe frat name or the initials Of either gen.
ueman given, nor any reference made TO the
headquarters of the association which they
puIport to represent As an evidence OF
good faith, the circnlsr refers 20 a number of
gentlemen in this city, all of whom deny
that they have ever authorized any such
persons as Wallace x Munson TO use their
names. Mr.. Haughey. who was referred TO
in the circular as y gentleman who would
vouch for the truth IF the statements said
that he knew nothing about IL, and added
that he had already cautioned Mr.. Sawyer,
the Secretary Of State Building and Loan
Association, against allowing his name 10 be
used as a reference. When questioned, Mr..
sawyer said that the association instead OF
having ~. 000. 600 OF capital as stated in the
circular. had $500 600 In five series OF $780,.
ance OF any such CIRCULAR as was referred to;
that neither Wallace nor Munson was EN-.
ployed by his ASSOCIATION, but were acting as
agents without any instructions, If they
were doing so; that he had never given
either OF them authority to use the names
OF the gentlemen mentioned as references,
but would see that they did not do so in the
future. He added that bis association had
its headqu arters in this city In the Abbott
Block, but no one had any right to represent
IL as having q capital stock of 81 600, 0C0.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Is an article upon Science and Theol.
ogy." in the Century Magazine for May, we
find the following: This comfy between
the sciences. or rather necessary corslatiop,
not only leads to good feeling and mutual
respect, but secures recognition OF each
others conclusions. Whatever is true in one
must be true Ia sll. Whatever Is necessary
to ne perfection of one can not be ruled out
OF another. That which 10 true In mans
spiritual life must be true in his social life
and whatever is true In mans social life
must not contradict anything In his physical
life. We might reverse this, and say that no
true rhysiologist will define the physical
nan so as to exclude the social man; nor Will
be so define the social and political man az
to shut out the spiritual man; nor will he so
define the common humanity as to exclude
personality. BE will leave a margin for
other sciences, whose claims arc as valid as
those OF his own II, for example, immor-
taiity IL . necessary co ordinate of mans
moral nature evident part OF its content
the chemist and Psychologist will not set
II aside because they find no report of 1t In
their fields. II IL 10 . part of spiritual and
moral science. Il can not Do rejected because
IL b not found In physicAl science. 80 much.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

as It's time 10 taken up with the meat aud
bread question. Thoss who are not com.
peeled to go ont in the world aud toll fro N
week 10 week for subsistence and shelter
have plenty of time for education aud cul-
ture. They have time 10 dress, eat, sleep,
socializs and be gracious. On the other
hand, those who have to work continually
for living are not blessed with sufficient
time in which to consecrs,e themselves to
the pursuits OF education and culture. and
can not, therefore, az a rule. enjoy the inter-
minglings OF social life"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
CONFIDRNtg SHARKS.
An Old Man Robbed OF ais Money by
Indianapolis Confidence Men.

II OlQ hnn hOOOtO VI hlo naOutg DI
Indianapolis Confidence Men.
An old man en- r0ule from Michigan 10 one
OF the Southern States, where he expected
to purchase home. passed through the city
Friday afternoon. taking the Big -Four train
for Cir cinpsti at 3:G5 o'clock. At the Union
Depot be was spotted by couple OF conf.
dspce sharks who boarded the train aad
took SEATS Ia different parts OF the ca. one
OF them near the old man, 10 whom be
made himself very agreeable. After travel
Ing few mi IS Martin, a. he called himself.
invited the old N 20 n more comfortable
seat in the rear end 81 the car, near his con-
fedtrste, and the trio entered into CONVEX.
sation. and eventually the two confidence
men got mp game OF cards. Martin met
with bad luck, and foally borrowed $685. OF
OF the old man. who carried his money in a
belt, giving him check as security. When
Greensburg was reached The scoundrels left
the train. and the fact tbat he had been
robbed dawned upon the old man. who then
appealed TO the conductor for advice, but
found DO assistance could be rendered. He
went on TO Cincinnati. and the thieves Will
probably never be detected.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

SIXTEEN PAGES.
CONTENTS OF TO.DAY's PAPER.


FIST PAeE.-Latest Telegraph news
excoED PAeE-Amusements. Musical Events, etc.
Chicago Speculative Markets Washington Let
ter. including pictures of Miss Bayard. Mrs.
Manning and Mrs. Endicott Curious, Useful
and Scientific.
Third Probationary World. Fashion as IL
Flies The City OF Many Nations.
FoURrH PAeE--Editorial. Rob Roy Letter, etc.
FIFTH PAoE-Loch News. Advertisements, etc.
Sixth PAeK.-social Life. Local News, Markets,
etc.
SEVENTH PAeE.-wit and Pleasantly. Varieties.
Young Folks Department. Social Gossip.
Gotham Gossip.
EIGHTH PAGE.-Locsl and Advertisements
NINTH rAGE-- Reindeer Hunting. Street Car
Mule. Kissing Shadows.
TENTH PAeE--Cbapter sth Of Reade's new story.
"Love or Money" Evidence OF Cultivation, etc.
ELEVENTH PAGE.-Womsn and Home Theatrical
Warn etc.
TWELFTH PAeE.-The Colored Race in the South
By bob Roy. Je1srsons Religion. John Ran.
dolph's Dogs.
1HIRTEESTH PAGE-Taimage's Last Sermon.
FoURTEINTH PAGE.-Miss Priscilla-a story from
All the Year Round.
Flr1RESTH PAGE-How to Keep Young. Dainty
Housekeeping. by Gertrude Garrison. The
Coloners Rebuke, Etc.
SIXTEENTH PAGE - Sunday School Lesson and
Knosty Problems.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Deputy Coroner Rocker went to Miliers-
vile yesterday TO take evidence in the case
OF Mrs. Ellis. who was accidentally killed at
the corner Of Eighth and Broadway streets.
Friday afternoon. The evidence shows that
there was no runaway OF the team, but that
in turning the street corner the last wheel OF
the wagon ran into the gutter. The deceased
Yves sitting IN q chair in the rear end oil the
wsgcn and was thrown ont. Her death vas
not the result of o broken neck. bat OF .
conclusion of the BRAIN When she wa
leaving home Friday morning she stooped
to lock for q moment Ut four pet red birds
which she owned and remarked that when
she died she wanted than 70 have their Tree
dom. The cages were opened yesterday
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

and Russia designated the district the Key
OF India. General McGregor put this plainly
In his ''Khorassan," in 1875: From the fort
attached to the village / had fine view OF
the Valley OF Herat, which stretched in
every direction but the south, one sea OF
yellow fields and vsrdant trees. Without
going further, II was easy to see the value OF
Herst to any Power with intentions on
India, and TO recognize the justice OF the
dIctum which termed 1t the gate OF India.
Just as in the minor operations of the cap.
ture OF city the wise commander will give
bis troops breathe on their gaining the out
er defenses, so must every General coming
from the West rest his men awhile la this
valley. And no better place could be found
for this purpose: abundance OF beautiful
water, quantities OF wheat and barley aud
rice, endless herds OF cattle and sheep, good
forage, and fine climate-all combine to
make thelHerat Valley the mostapt place for
a halt before entering the desolate country
between Furrsh aud Candahar."
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

FEox the word 'incomprehensibility." q
Connecticut woman has made q list OF 2. 2is
different words. This il about as valuable
IN achievement as making crazy quilt con-
tanning 10000 pieces. The Connecticut
woman, IL Is safe to wager, is not an sdvo-
cate OF woman suffrage. She wouldn't have
time to 90 to the polls.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
HERAT.

This city OF the fsr-away East is attracting
much attention at present 1t IL one OF the
Oldest cities OF the East, and was once one OF
the richest. To use the word of Persian
fsographer, "tne city has been fifty times
ttksp, fifty times destroyed and fifty times
IL has risen from its ashes." Six hundred
and sixty years ago IL iniained, according
to the records OF the period. l.. 900 retail
shops, 5000 public baths, csravanserais aud
water mills $50 school and monastic institu.
tions. and IA 600 occupied houses, and was
yearly visited by caravans from al parts OF
Asia. The English Generals and the Generals
Of Russia value Hsrat, not solely on &c.
count OF the city, but on account of
the resources OF the district in which
IL 10 situated-resources In corn and
beef. which. IL swept into any point OF
the Herat district. not necessary to Herat II.
self, would feed an army OF at least 100. 000
men, and sustain them during the final I'd.
vance upon India. 1t is this great campaign
ground. and not exclusively the town o.
Herst. that 10 the Key of India. II a line be
drawn south OF Herat leo miles to Furrah, a
second west seventy miles TO Kusan. on the
Persian frontier. and third 100 miles north,
behind the points occupied by the Russians,
. rough idea may be formed OF . district as
fertile as England throughout, and possess
ing marvellous mineral resources. This 10 the
camping ground. this is the place OF arms,
which Russia wants. In order that she may
be always able to threaten India. There ID
no such camping ground anywhere between
the Caspian and Hsrat, and none again o.
tween Herat and India. Hence. not without
sssson. hsvs The sblsst 0snsrals Of England
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

TIE sentiners city editor has made the
acquaintance OF . wise specimen Of the
mule persuasion, his interview with whom
-or which-sppears on the ninth page Of
today's paper. The colloquy discloses that
the mule IL good deal OF q philosopher.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

"FArHKR QuIss'. On Erie. Pa. printer. was
employed In the London Times office when
Queen Victoria assembled the throne of Esg-
land. nov nearly hity years ago. He helped
10 set mp the account Of her coronation. 1t
= estimated that In bis life he has ct nearly
100 tens Of type. In setting type the average
distance the hand travels Is eighteen inchsa
Consequently his hand has travelled 81. 727
miles, or within . few hundred feet Of being
four timss the circumfsrsncs ofths earth.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

A GEORGIA farmer has been studying aerial
ravisation for thirty years, and he thinks he
hes solved the problem by inventing . ship
that will sail in the air. He says he lacks
now only the means to get thu proper sort of
material to make his vessel.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

AMoxa the valued publications OF religi-
ous character received by the Sentinel is the
weekly print from the Unity Pulpit. Boston,
Of the sermons Of Rev. NJ. J. Savage. Though
yet young man Mr. Savage 10 one Of the
profound thinkers Of the Church, aud Is
gifted with m eloquence Of diction, render.
ing bis sermons as attractive a. they are i'm
npennfvo
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Tuk oldsst known bank note In the world
Il In the Asiatic Museum Ut St. Petersburg.
Il bears date equivalent 10 1893 B. O., and
wss called In its day flying money" IL
has the name OF the Imperial Bank, the Gig.
nature Of mandarin and list OF the PEN
allies Inflicted for forgery Of notes. This
relic Of 1900 years ago Is probably written.
for printing from wooden tablets il said to
have been introduced in the year l6o A. ID.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

IT 10 wonderful to what ocean depths skill.
ful divers are enabled to penetrate. As long
ego - 1856 =. p. Harrington, OF westfeld,
N. Y, went down 10 feet and recovered the
iron tafe OF the steamer Atlantic, sunk in
Laks Erie the year before. He Was dressed
In . common divers suit, and remained
down eleven minutes. A recent French In.
vsntion enables men to descend oYer 500
feet
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

at lesst, has been gained by the new comfy
IN the tciepces-that opinions are respected,
ard questions that belong to other depart
msnts are relegsted to them in scientific
epfrit -
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03
Lucky Alexander.

The rs file for the elegant Sharp's rife came
of ct Henry Smiths last night. and was won
by the genial Henry himself, who presented
Il to DR.. A. II. Alexander. recognizing 10
him the champion rifle shot Of the State.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

A compromise has been reached by the
school Commissioners aud Peter Routier on
his claim for extra work on the new High
School building. The structure cost about
0.00e, and is satisfactory In every respect.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Sixty EIGHT Wholesale liquor dealers in
NashviIle, Tennessee, are church members.
There are only sighty-one in that business
IN the city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

CHINA fosters the spirit for planting trees
49,. 0o0 trees were planted in Hong Kong
alone last year.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-03

Sixty THOUSAND DOLLARS were spent by
The Chicagonese tor flowers during the recent
opera eeason.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03

CLOSING Ct 74,.c, April 74S!4'c closing AZ 1856 NAY
ssss s%:hs $ ssa sg.sss 8 "a
:s. ase q soa aas's
!eHsss as ss$
Nav a: S';ss s
3 ssESa g sss s9,s9 sai sos% ~
Ss 50 ssSs 0G f
YS5oS op:S Gn,h Ssrsy 5sSCS shp%sR,, Pr ~,
bush.
IT, White Gas sS ss ss
Hpr 6at.sSsy aey y1 ia No. bsa wS SS @ No.
2, S2c. Recelpts-Wheai. $4,000 bush
r Ma sE aS 4 S Mslsh ash'nFS % %ns xp
& oss Ms aue s S so c isTs kys ea No.
sFsy'''s May a'' steam no.
& S y M1y 6Ss ss Hm a at so H.
Sss D S2S s.5 % sn5sy sas as S
g % ysSI, ss
FANNY i coss Is SSt Winter %Ss
1893 25 Wheat.Unsstted and weak car lot, ., dn
SO Ss%s;ySsns = S Hss sn Sasss ss9:
nal export demand light demand from the local trade
gram depot 5G%5s a sGo[ 30 'sV1 9sow rack os
10 Mixed in export elevator, 47i2c No MlIed March
4!ai7hc oatsCaI lots quiet; Rejected White 81 No
White 5Gc No White 37l2c: No White; 80 fntgres
May. 57t637' June 35, aJsc. Recepts-Four 1000
bbs: Wheat 10000 Ousn. Corn $4,000 busn. oats 1000
bush. smDments-WheaL 5000 bush. Corn 1900 bush;
oats 1000 bush.
ST. LOUIS, March 2-Floar unchanged Wheat weak 30 2
Red. S04as0. &c, Cash; S0P0 psi iac. March S2tGs32c
April Soc Nay; Corn steady Cash, 36e 31'ic; March
36 sc April 80 c May 81 SC Oats dull cash 3OcJ May
81 gc Rye firm G3Iac Barley quiet at 6OesOc. But
ter aud eggs stsltY ami unchanged Flax Seed steady
at 81 40. Hay quiet ani unchanged Bran nrn at 500
Pork si2i77 Bulkmeas-Lony Clear IS 20; Short Rib.
ST. 30 d6 IS; short Clear 81 3d. Lard firm at So 1886 80
5000 bbsi Wheat. VI 900 busli Corn
10000 bush; Olt. $4,000 Oush Rye. 5000 DmsL Barley
1000 bush ShiDncntsFour. 10000 Dds; Wheat 5000
buAA. Corn $4,000 ou,L oata 1000 Daih. kya 1000
bush; Barley, LOO bush
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BosroS March Flour dull Western sGprrhIs y 80
sJOj Extra rs 20dsj 10 Patent spring Mheats ~ 3Dp
Is 10 Patent Winter Wheat, - 2;gso tS ads f1rh nrn %
5c oats easier; No White. i0AGilci No White J1c
shorts ant Mddlings steady Provisions steady bmt'et
ecepts- foI $40 bbls 81 sacks; Corn, $4,000 bush
oats 900 bush ~horts lj.OOO Dusb Barley oooo Dush
BuFrALoN s. Maroa 2Fonr steady sales i21O DDS AZ
Hard t9lci ears NO Ked wntefat s0itc Corr stront
sales .ot no a. te No fesw at at t9S ,st 10 bary
steady rye unchanged. Raroad freshts steady WneaL
oc GaTn o 1851 SG o' Wheat % M sar Sn bush. Cora
oats 1000 BUSH Rye 400 bush 9a a0oo
SSs TSsa 9s 100 a%DI % Ga Barley yoT 5o6 5Ss
BALrIMoRE Mach 2.-colton firm lldtllns .s m Flour
seady Howard street aud Western slpe " ~ w no
sppers l5esJO OJ Extra 1898 dj IT, 70 BIanis
81 % fataosco FAMILY 70 1o .,srn H9 hshsr
Southern rsfn, K d D. IS soe 40 AfaSer anS
sn". 57sSssc; So Western Winter Rel SPOT sSas s9,
asc CornsOutLern easier Western steady southern
Whitc. 53Q55o.; do Yellow. 81 22o western hhe9
so 9's sarcs 9a. aS :Si ar ap South
srn ii6 iJc; Western White 31Gj9c. DO Mxei 3o9J7ci
y ana sc aas uess sf ,r fa 81. a.
sVJ Dbls. Wheat 5000 Oush Cora. lb2Ooo Dlsha oats
6OOO Ulsh kye. 100 bisn sipm,ntsWhea tUV1o S V rn
cIsclsyAr. March Flour quiet and unchansci Family
e sS bu.s s6pmsns hip 5000
No Mixed 42'c oats nrmef No MIea t 80 m @'S a 70
SSoni ysSo a F s iSS 7Ssss hS Co. I%ra s@er
Bukmests steadyi shoulders 81 75i Slotrp' - ~ =.
1acSn aa't snaa w.sey au a. and nsmiaal at ST 5
Hogs easier; Common aud Light ~ fogs' gs ,. o, sn
Ing hors - i0Gso Ooi receipts looi hsa sa'o
meBus. 800 head.
Unic.oo March 2.-Flour duh AMI unchanged, Choiss
wnSI whsss 50 1eSs, % 7prqs pseS %'a' s
hSnsSSs - o. ys Flour 81 % barrels
Wheat sAk ano sales rAngsc Aarcn 'sS@""S'
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YORK. March 2.

NEW1ONk MaTcH q
AS compared with the last few years state
ments of the work done in February the report ubec
rcvison OF the work done last month makes favor
able showing 1t indicates clearly the character OF the
whte-sand pools which have disturbed the market
occasionally since 1850 namely that they yield few
wells OF a large temporary production for each wei!
while falling hold their rate OF production beyond
few months The small number OF wells drilling and
rigs building shows the narrowness OF the area In wch
development work is being carried on outside OF the
Thorn Creek pool The February statement reflects the
continuance Of oil mining in that pool aud causes no sur
prise when the daily new production records an
gain in the average yield per well OF il2 barrels The
number OF wells decreased six as compared win Jan
nary the number OF well. increased 10, while the rigs
up and building unchanged in number Taxing
wider survey OF the situation II can hardly De denied
that favorable aspect IS presented by the following
comparison of the February field reports for the last
four years:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-03
TolaI bush.- N.33NAIg OIll0l s.7.3 No 7l.IOlO

MoLAssEs-Bong stock steady at 2Ic Tor 5O' test. at
NAVAL sTORts-spirits quiet and steady az 3iga31.c.
stfduol KO,n quiet al - -@2 Cool q - r. 10 " W.
oCEAK FREIGHT Under fIee arrivals the tone Il the
al 9ay beng he I4% m Gsp'S % S. to
se sol asn, 21 80 on sts h ,a . FSo s y e. 81 s e.,
TsTs Sc5 O 10 rsSe sss M g. Gnee SG[TSfa III
hence, schooner with general car. so .DEML.
II RItE. MD hence Brlt.h brig vid honr. Goc and
% amc 41s and qenef3 SaS as%s 100 IN
KA hence schooner atoms VITA go era cargo, 1900
rao, with general cargo out, private terms
VIZ doS SsSGS sHS sa 81 and 2 sG1e @ o s asms
steam "s %saec steam 6 S1 a. GSs sran n2n 49, I'd
10000 bush. oat. - SAN FRANC 500. hence ship
eSe wi5 s?ast sSd tes s'nSS lara a S 'D' ''' r '
RovIsIoYs-poRKErgor are quiet, iter tho large
GF Tae t. 'Pq1 80 S, y "a v ss SG o" . Me-:
Ssl Ss%iy yS sss: sSSsli Va ss5 hsss .sSce.lseS
s@a prices RSpsg no u9cns".sI %a. &, c ,trr Ta IS
e4 dsia Hs bet r'sS' sm a
I q SO ana ns$s ;s. I'D.
spoot but the moyGneni does not lmo 70 much sales.
10 b. .c 1000 u ~ 81 il n Picked bellies ie quot
Sd soe s sodsi a o % fsnd ss 1sq@e Ga soss
Hams l0ia4ii iac MIDDLEs-Ihec continues dull
York add aed y" aa ns Gsa an II short Snort
Gsf 9 aEa With @fSS1y mo sas eaud
CITY Heavy TO Light 5Sq5Ic., PIGS La i{II'-Tho
options ss active today aftrI fairly steady opening
the maTsct weak encd and finally declined about points
closing the inside rates ~pOt lots have far c1p1rt
mand Sales 800 Western Steam export private
terms and 100 tcs 725c; 100 tcs. Aprl. 72jn DE
closing 7.25c; $3.50 tcs May, 80 33c. closing isle.
1850 ties June 7.3od 45cy closing 73Go7a7e; 1880
ard fairly active sales 40 cs Toe. Rehued Cont
rac, very steady Se %n wc.1sr, tor 1s eHSe
ery' 32as6c Saaic d.. YoG25c; State psiry
inrEin tubs and pals 10 G27c Welsh tubs lGd sSc
nrnns and tubs 5GIc 1rkns. ljal2c: Western Im,ta-
tion Creamery l6dgG'; Eastern iay SlOc: Western
Factory IOa22c. Rolls. l5Gi1c. CIIEESE-EXnorter
doing very little. ad the market u rather weak Ea,
ern 9aI2Lc; Common 10 Prime job lots I2s.al3c. West
hat Sai 2c FAR TO Chocej skins. a6iac Common
demAd. state "a 2c Western. 2id2i 2c southern 2ac,
Lined, ia Sci Inleried. lGaI7c
HICf-Stcady and moderately active.
STEARINE-iard dull and nominal 7Lc for CITY
lower ana active sales 200 OOO n CITY
at SIC. one half OF winch was export.
SUGAK-Raw dull and nominal at 4Tc for Fair; Re.
fined Crushed and Cut Loaf GL2a65ca cubes
o 7.l6c.; Powdered Gi4c.; Granuated Gi, aG J.iU..
Confectionery a." 57saj l5-iGc. Mould "a" GI,ct
STANDARD "a" 6ll.l605'ci On "a" 5ac. White Extra
&C." 5l4Q 5aeJ Extra &C." 800 Jl6c.: &C." a. i7sc.
Yellow. sc
TALL0@-pull and easy. Prime City quoted at G3I6c
Sales 5000 10 at q 3l6c
TfA-Pirm bot quiet sales OF 10000 ID Japan at "a Lc
T0BACcO-Quiet aud rather weak 20 hLas No for
April sold at asc
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH