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The Indiana State sentinel., 1888-06-13
LOCAL DEMAND FOR THE BANDANA.
How the News Was Received in Indianap.
olis-Talks With Gov. Gray and Others.

How the News Was Received in Indianap-
olis-Talks With Gov. Gray and Others.
The red bandana is all the rage in Indi-
annapolis. If society were involved in the
meshes of the rage it would be called "the
latest fad." Merchants had been prepar-
ing for the rage for the past few days and
no sooner had the wires brought to the
Hoosier capital the news of the result of
the st. Louis convention than bandanas
appeared everywhere. They "went like
hot cakes" and by nightfall no well-regu-
lated democrat was to be found without a
bandana. 1t was the popular emblem of
democracy.
III Indiana's failure to secure second
place on the ticket occasioned any bitter
ness, it was effectually concealed Not a
trace OF ill-feeling was betrayed by any
body There was disappointment, ofcourse,
but no nursing of it, and all democrats
seemed imbued with the intention to rally
to the support Of the "old Roman" Just as
enthusiastically as they would have rallied
around Indiana's favOrite son had he been
the nominee. Members OF the party,
generally speaking, had not had time or
opportunity to dissect the platform, but
from casual reading they were inclined to
think it the wisest and strongest docu-
munt that could have been prepared.
INTERVIEW WITH GOV. GRAY.
Gov. Gray was proceeding in his COM
posed, methodical way, as is his wont, with
the duties of his Office when the news OF
the outcome of the st. Louis convention
was coming in. His manner was that of
a man who felt keen sense of disappoint-
ment at his failure to reach the acme of
The Indiana State sentinel., 1888-06-13
Judge Gresham's opinion.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June Judge Walter @.
Gresham passed through New Albany, Ind,
this afternoon on a visit to his old home at
Corydon, Ind. While there he was seen by a
reporter to whom he said: 81 consider the ac-
ton of the democratic convention in the plat
form adopted a complete endorsement of the
low tariff wing of the party. 1t is a splendid
triumph of the principles so long and so ably
advocated by Mr.. Watterson and the Courier
,oF
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Red Randnna,s Galore.

JEFFERsoNvILLE, June 7.-[Special. /
Democrats here are pleased with the st:
Louis nominations. The city has bloomed
out in red bandanas. Men, horses and
wagons are decorated with them.
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Murdered by Thieves.

JASPER Ind, June S.-[Special.l-A young
man named Prosser was murdered night before
last near Boonville, Ind, by party of thieves
consisting of five men and two women. A
valuable coat belonging to Prosser had been
stolen, and in attempting to recover IL he was
murdered The entire party is in jail.
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JUDGE ELLIOTT.

The Hon. Byron K. Elliott, Judge Of the
supreme COURT think it was a good
thing for the republicans that Gov. Gray
was not nominated. He has very strong
following in this state. Personally l was
for Gray if we had to have a democratic
vice president Thurman, though, must
be a splendid man and many democrats
idolize him. But, as the little boy said
who was whipped for crying, It's none of
my funeral ,"
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CHERIFF7s SALE.

- o.
BY virtue Of a certified copy Of decree 10 me di.
rected from the Clerk of the Superior Of Marion
county, Indiana in cause No 81 3sl, wherein James
+. Darnall II al plaintiffs, and Arthur l. Wright
ct al. defendants, requiring TO make the sum
OF sixteen hundred and thirtyseven dollars and four
cents Isl $780, with interest said decree and
costs will expose at public sale to the highest bid
der,
SATURDAY, THE 2Srd DAY OF JUNE, A. d 1888,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and o'clock
p OF said day, at the door of the court house of
Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits for .
term not exceeding seven years, OF the following
real estate, to-wt:
Lot number eight (s) and the east half OF lot mum.
Der fifteen G5, and all of lot number sixteen 6) in
A. J.. WrightS subdivision of Yohn, administrators
subdivision Of outot number hundred and
twenty-seven (121 in the city of Indianapolis; and
also, an undivided one-hsf Interest in lot number
thirty-two (32) in Alvord Co.'S subdivision Of But.
Ter and Fetehers addition 10 the city OF Indianapos
lis; and also, lot number nine (9) in Tslbotts add
ton to the city OF Indianapolis; and also, undi-
vided one-half interest in hundred 400 feet on
of the north end of lot number four "a In squares
number seventyone (11 in the city OF Indiana polls
all situate in Marion county, Indiana.
II such rents and profits will not sell for sufficient
10 satisfy said decree interest and costs will,
at the same time and place. expose 10 public sale the
fee pie of said real estate or so much thereof "a
and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief
whatever from valuation or sppraisement laws.
ISAAC KING,
Sheriff OF Marion County
May 80, A. d. 1888.
Hammond & Rogers Attorneys for Plaintiff
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OnaHnndred Gnns.

MADISON, Ind, June 7.-[Special. 1.-The
democracy tonight fired 100 guns in honor
of the nomination OF Cleveland and Thur
man
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Hammond & Rogers, Attorneys for Plaintif.
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GENERAL TRADE.


No changes were made IN the general mar.
koi lists today by tho Merchants exchange
quotation committees. At New Orleans the
assortment Of centrifugal sugars has been
fairly good, but opcn kettles have continued
scarce and were moro firmly maintained
than other grades. Refined sugars have
been In fair request, and the turnout Of the
rcineries Il kept we'll sold up. Some re-
fined sugar Is arriving from the east. Arriv-
ais Of molASscs have been light and have
been sold promptly. The demand continues
good and prices have ruled steady. No i'm.
proycmcnt ia apparent In the clean rice
market; the movement continues light
Rough rice Is In the sainc condition as the
clean article.
A. New York stimulating adticcs from
Brazil have strengthened the coffee market
Other groceries are without unusual fcatur
or important change In value.
The amount Of grain In store al the looa
elevators IA as follows. Corn, 29,OJi bush,l !
oats, 1855 bushels.
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By TELEGRAPH.
Money. nond.. kioeks.

NEw ToRK. May li.--Money on call easyht
ikGJ2 per cent; last loan ~; closed offered
ut ~. Prime mercantile paper, ~. sicr-
ling exchange active at lS6H for sixty day
bills and 4sSlf for demand.
Government bonds were quiet and steady.
State bonds were dull and steady 20 firm.
Tho stock market was dull again today,
except during the last hour and portion OF
the first aud prices moved mp slowly
throughout the day, the advances gaining
force toward the close. The action OF the
trunk lines was the occasion OF the revival
Of the bearish feeling this morning, and the
shorts put out some fresh lines nj the open
ing, which was rather weak nj declines from
last evenings figures Of from hCgK per
cent. Hut little progress was made In the
downward direction until after small adj
vance, when prices were forced OF ON a very
moderate business 10 small fractions be.
low first prices, the most important move.
mcnt being In New England, which yielded
| per cent from its highest The attempt
was then given up, and the market subsidized
into dullness, while a slow but steady I'm.
proyement took place. The dullness became
| Intense after IL o'clock and while there was
| a firm tone, there was no feature until after
| delivery hour when II was announced that
the Secretary of the Treasury had accepted
all the bonds offered, which were the largest
since the treasury has been purchasing
bonds. This started smart covering move
ment among the shorts, aud the advance wal
accelerated, while the amount OF business
done showed very marked increase. Thu
advance was stopped only with the close q
business, which was active aud strong, n
about the top figures for today. The ACTIVE
list In almost invariably higher this evening
though the gains recorded are for iractiona
amounts only.
The railroad bond market was merely aotiy
and generally firm. The new Texas Pacil
seconds contributed t20apCO 20 the day
total Of a, $4,000. The total sales Of stock
today were 2S6,OO7 shares. Closing quota
| uonH
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coNsoLIpATED srATEMENr.



At noon. spots--BuslneFs moderate al un-
changed prices. Sales, 5000 bales, Of which
American $3.50 bales. Receipts 1900 bales, Of
which American 1000 bales. Closing quota
lions were gs follows. Ordinary, 4l8-l6d; good
ordinary, Lied; low middling, 5,ld; good
middllnf, 6,sd middling uplands, 7.lGd;
middling Orleans, 6Jfd.
Futures opened steady ut decline and closed
steady a. follows
fThc prices are given In pence aud 0iths
thus a,0S means i.03-Oid, and 5.Ol means
6i-0ld.l
AtSp. m.-May, D. 23d, buyers May-Junc,
O. I'D, buyers; Juno-July, Geld, sellers; July
August, b.2id, buyers August September
62id, sellers; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, blid,
values October November, 60ad, values;
November December, 6.0sd, sellers; Septcm-
her, 5.2id, sellers.
Liverpool weekly statement for Me week
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Cons Mru--s,andard, se.sS pearl, 800
roller, $50, very strong.
BrARs ASp Pr,s-Nayy beans, $500; me.
dunn, tGi. Stock peas, 81 - per bu; lady
peas, ti.7S per bu; black eyes, VI 90 per bu.
OAr MIAi-In half brls, $3.50, from store.
fioun-from store, common, f3.OOt3.b0,
family. t3.7b. choice, $50 fancy, $3.50, OK.
ira fancy, tLiN patent, Si75@5.OO strong.
CnAcKERs-Soda, treble cNtrn, SCI ginger
snaps, 5ifcs'fc. assorted iumblcs, iOoti2c.
CRAcKrp wnEAr--ln half brls, $3.50 FROM
store.
HoNINY Avn Gmfl. From store. 1875.
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eroeeriea.

CoTvrE-Common, Use; ordinary, i0c; fair,
lie. prime Rio, isc, choice 10 fancy, 2Oc; old
government, 2sta3oc strong.
suGAn-purc white, iGAc, or white 0,E6t
0ssci yellow clarified, 6Ag0hc. open kettle,
b.6t5Ac; refined A, OAc, standard granu.
lated, NC; plantation granulatcd, NC;
powdered, ", cut loaf, Nc; firm.
RIeI--Loulsiana, 6h@Cc; Carolina, exc
7o quiet
ClSrEp Goops-pinc apples, ti.T5. Peaches,
2 lbs, standard, 800 3 bs standard, $3.50,
second, tL5o, he standard, l20o. Toma'
toes, 2 lbs, standard, sl0o, . lbs, standard,
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Provisions.

Fim--Maekercl, half brl., No. I, n.2S No.
?, 1918 iO-lb hit, No. I. &ll5, No. 2, ti.i0
Dry herring, family, 2tc per box.
Hoo Punpucus-Strong. moss pork, $500
@i5.60, sugar cured hams, HOLE: break
fast bacon, iOh6tli &c, bacon, clear rib sides,
$50, bulk pork, clear sides, SIC, clear rib
sides, No, long clear, TIC, shoulders, CSC.
LAnD-Tcs, 1fci hall bfls, SIC kegs So.
choice kettle, sjs@9Ssc, strong.
fnrsm Mr,rs--Choice beef. headquarters,
o.; forcquarters, i0tJc; second grade, hind.
quarters Ic forcquartcrs $40. Sheep, 0Ilc,
Hoea 7il(asc
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CHICAGO, H., May 1.-THE Drorers' Journal
reports: Cattle--Receipts 5000; shipments,
5000. Market strong and l0c higher steers,
S.SO95.0O; stockcrs and feeders, So. 1908 90;
cows, bulls and mixed, sl.S5@3.75; Texas
steers S2.6564.25
Hogs Receipts, 22,O0O shipments, 1900.
Market steady. Mixed, $535@505; heavy,
s5,oo@5,7o; light, s5.3O@5.60; skips, s4.25@
Sheep---Receipts, 1000 shipments 1000
Market steady for good, others weak. Ma.
iiyes, wooled, $4.50@6.iO; shorn $500
5s7X; western, &.4O@5.s5; Texans, $500
$40; lambs, $5.6Oa7.O0.
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September /, 5s9,509 bales, q against 033 572
bales same time last year. Weeks sales,
o7oo bales exporters, 1850 bales, and spin
ncrs, 1850 bales
NEW YORK.
Spots opened easy and closed easy;
middling l0c. Sales 500 bales. Quota
tons were as follows; Ordinary, nc;
good ordinary, s il-i6c; low middling'
09-l6c; middling, 1oc; good middling iohc;
middling fair, 10 l5-i0c; fair, II 0-lGc.
Futures opened weak and closed easy,
as follows; May $500 "a; June, 9.Ss9
0,s9 July, 00S@0o9; August, 1oo5@io.O6;
September, 0.07@o0S October, 0.il@042
November, 0.32@0.33i December 0.32@93i;
January o.A@0i2; February, 0is@0iG
March, 050@051 aales, 81, 200 bales.
Weekly cotton statement for week ending
May II, 1888.
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rec.i.tuus.

HaY--Cholcc, from store. 0scdN.oe car
load. from lcvce or depot tls50dio 80,
prime, store, pOag2isc. car load, from lcvce
or depot, ti7.O0aiSOO prairie, from storc,
OoCsThc; car load, from leyco or depot, 5000
@idOO.
BR,N.-.From store, $780, from leyee OF
depot 5000
ConN-from s,orr white CSC; mixed, Ole;
from lcvee or depot white In bulk, $50; IN
saoks, Gle; MIXED, In bulk, SIC; In sacks, Ooc
OAu-frum store, WHITE i3c; mixed, t0c
from loycc or depot white, In bulk, 3Sc; Ia
sacks, iOO; mixed, In bulk. SIC; In sacks, SOC
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The City Of Cairo, from Natchez passed up
to 81. Louis last night with big trip.
THE DeSoto got away last night for Gin
cinnati, with good showing Of both freight
and people.
THE City OF Baton Rouge leaves here to-
day at noon for New Orleans and interme-
diate points.
The Lee line steamers, Coahoma and Rosa
Lee, were in and out yesterday with fair
trip both ways.
The W. w. 0'Neil, with an immense tow
Of coal passed here last evening en- route
from the Ohio river to New Orleans.
The Guiding Star, from Cincinnati passed
here yesterday bound for New Orleans, with
nearly all the freight she wanted. She
added !, 500 sacks Of oil meal.
THE Commonwealth, on her way from
New Orleans 10 Cincinnati, passed up yes
terday afternoon with good trip. Sho put
of here lot Of miscellaneous freight.
THE City Of Monroe, en- route from st.
Louis TO Natchez, passed down yesterday
forenoon with a fine trip. She discharged
here I9l packages Of freight and added ~
tons Of sundries.
The following changes have been made In
United States beacon lights on the Mississip-
pi river between 'Natehez and New Orleans:
Green's store, down 800 yards; below Red
river up 500 yards: Allendalc, new light.
Carr. CHARLES FARRAB, awell-known Ohio
river stcamboatman, was struck by lightning
last Monday while standing for shelter from
the rain under n tree on the Kentucky shore
opposite Metropolis. After the rain ceased,
some OF the boat hands, alarmed at his alb
sence, went in search Of him and found him
lying unconscious on the ground He wa,
taken TO his home In Metropolis, where Al
last reports he was still unconscious and
thought TO be In n dying condition.
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LOUSY 4 n Albany as Uratcd States Express, 70
Memphis 4 charest 55 Mshash, s. L 4 !, i3x
Michigan Central 70 MrstL y P pids ~
N, is& " pfd, soh Western Union, ~
Min 81 Louis, ~ AgRerican Cot OIL 3lZ
Min & 81 Louis pid, l5,l -
LONDON, May ll.-Conso)s closed at 90 3-1o
for money and 90 DIG FOR account The
Bank OF England gained 922, 600 bullion on
balance today. Bar silver a21sd per ounce.
PARIS, May 1l.-Three per cent. rentes S2f,
81 for the account. gTT0
BANK cLRARiSGs.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May i1..-Clearings &c..
$3.50
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 11.---clcarings,
81, fl,2l6. ~
NEW YoRK, May 1.-.Clcarings, sl09, $50, 675;
balances $,6i6749.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May IL. -clearings 81, $50,
059 balances, si3S,7A. =
BosroN, Mass, May H. Clearings, sl5, 442-
or; balances, u, 03G09i.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May 11.---Clearings, 81,
Oh, $40; balances, 1885, 900
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May ll.---Clearings, So
S61 363i balances, II ,332, 13S.
Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 1l.---Business on change
today was OF much more healthy spec1ila-
tive character than on Yesterday. There was
less nervousness and moro deliberate buying
on the strength Of the situation.
The government report, which went out
all over the country yesterday, brought in q
great many buying orders for wheat. II was
this and good buying by local professionals
that advanced July from SEC, the opening
figure, 10 S6ssc, In the first hour Of the ses-
sion. Trading was quite large in volume,
and the market had strong undertone.
Prices advanced steadily, and July closed at
the highest figure touched during the ses-
sion, SIC. Cold rains in the northwest
were reported and operators also believe in
| q large shortage in the winter wheat crop.
The corn market also was strong, and
| opened at an advance Of &c TO Nc. May
was the strongest because of the covering OF
| short corn. The cribbers who had long ago
sold for May against the corn which they
owned are now buying in their shorts and
selling the more deferred deliveries Elk
| porting houses are looking for large orders
| for cash corn soon. Receipts here were
smaller than expected, and the large amount
inspected out, 40l, 900 bushels, helped TO give
q very strong tone TO the market. May corr
opened at 67lGc, sold from 579so up TO 57SC
up 10 b7c and closed at 57szc
The strength in the other grain market!
was reflected In oats, which touched tho
highest price thus far reached and closed a
or about the top. The trade was quite active
May oats sold up from SIC 10 Soc, closing a
Sl9o. July oats sold up from $50 10 33Ac
closing at 33Ac.
In provisions the quiet feeling shown lately
was continued, and the days trading Wal
under an average volume. Still the market
was firm, In fact much firmer than opera
- l..
and AZ Interior points, and better prices wert
established. July pork opened at sli.l6
sold up TO sli.S5, and closed at sli37X
July lard opened at $3.50 and sold mp TO III,
closing figure, $S32lk. July short rib
opened ut 500 and closed at $40, the high
est point OF the season.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Arrivals-Rosa Lee, 0sceola; Coahoma,
Friars Point; Guiding Star, Cincinnati; Com
monwealth, New Orleans; Jack Frost, New
Orleans City Of Monroe, ST. Louis; City Of
Cairo, Natchez; w. w. 0Neil, Ohio river.
Dcpartures-Rosa Lee, osceola; Coahoma,
Louis; City Of Monroe, Natchez; City OF
Cairo, ST. Louis; w. w. o'Neil, Ohio river;
DeSoto Cincinnati
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Wool.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 11.-wool-In good
demand, values steady but trading quiet
owing to small offerings; unwashed, bright
medium, 14@2l 15c coarse braid, 11@l9c;
low sandy, 10@17c; fine light, 1291sc; fine
heavy, io@16c Tub washed-choice, 33c;
inferior, 30(q,32c,
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IlyeSfocIS.

LAnns--Cholcc, $500 common TO good,
per head, sgo163.50.
: Hees-%Cboicc light, 6ci good, SCI. COM
mon, &c.
GRAss CArrLE--Choice, 46ikc; good, 81
@4c; fair 10 medium, SCI scallawaga, 5000
NOR had
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Cottou Seed Products.

PRruE cpupg ou--3l@32c; prime summer
yellow, 35@3Gc; choice cooking sumner
yellow, a0@4Oc; prime cotton seed meal,
$40. 506iTO0, carload lots; less than car
lond SlaOO6Iis.6O.
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WEEKLY COTTON sTArrMrNr,

Receipts at Memphis for the week ending
May n, 2,i<2 bales, as against i,eo bales
last week, and i,2i6 bales tame week last
year; since scptemberi, 0i2,soS bales, against
5,o3i bales same time last year.
Shipments for The week, is,<i0 bales, ~
against q. ssi bales same wcok last year; since
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NEW ORLEANS.

The spot market opened quiet and closed
quiet middling 9lc. Sales, 6,250 bales
Quotations were as follows: Ordinary,
1906 good ordinary, s0-i0ci low mid
ding 0l-i0c; middling, 0Ilci good mid
ding, 0 i5-l6c.
Futures opened steady at decline and
closed steady, as follows; May 0S3@o36;
June, 037@9ss July, 9i26se.l3 August
o42@ol3; September, 0,o9@9lii October,
ssO@s90; November, s.s4@ss5; December
ssG@ss7; January, s.o6@aoe February, 0.oi
@0OGMarch, 0.ii@0i0. Sales, 1900 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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AMER Three Tears.
W. +. Walton, ofspringiield, Tenn. says
IL have been suffering with neuralgia In tho
face aud head, OF and ON, for three years. /
purchased box OF DIR. Tanners 1nfallible
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight Of the pills.
] have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents per box. Sold at
Holsters drug store, 2s3 Main street
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEw York, May 1.-THE inquiry for all
descriptions Of cottons was more general
and a stronger tone prevailed. Wamsutta,
80 inch bleached, advanced to.11c.
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KxcuANoR ouorAfioNs.

lmpon-h hh u, N &TRh ~ l. AN
hR & M&BR H. .. c,o&sw RsL.N
Ga 7 n. isi; steamer, 3 wagons. 10 Total.
kbs,s
fsporp-M No. L&sRRa c. o A
ewRn, co. 4. NO T n H. 100 Total, i,Ocs
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exchange today the butter market was well
cleared up; creamery 2019G25c; dairy, 16X
@23c. Eggs-Steady at 13@l3Xc.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed quiet and steady middling, oo.i0c
ealeS 900 bales, including none last even.
Ing, OF which 200 " exporters and 2OO TO
Splnnen.
KxcHASoE QUOTATIONS.
Ordinary, 7No good ordinary, Sic; low
middling, 9SiGc; middling, 0eiOc; good
niddling, oJsei middling fair, 10 S-i0c fair,
nominal.
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OH and Turpentinc.

CLEvELAEp, o., May l1.--Petroleum-.Ea Easy;
S. W. 110o, nc.
wnNrNeroN, N. G., May 1l.-Turpentine---
Firm at sc.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 90 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Quiet and Steady-Middling
Cotton, e-ie-sales Today, 400
Baies-The Tone of the General Mar
kot Steady--Meats Strong.
,ArrrAL orrfcr, |

FRIDAY EVENING, May II, 1883 !
The demand for money is active and sum
cicnt to absorb the supply, which is offered
ct current rates, per cent. The banks hold
quite large surplus in reserve.
The clearinghouse report is rs follows:
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Miscellaneous.


WHsREY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
$l.506JG00 Robinson and Lincoln counties
Tenn, sharp advance, sl,50@3.00; Eastern
ryes, $Ls5@600 according 10 age and make
common whisky, 0Oc@Sl.25, according 10
proof.
SEEDs-Rcd clover, $40 per bu; timothy,
S3.26 per bu; herds G5c per bu blue grass,
Sl.25 per bu; orchard grass, Sl.i0@l.60 per
bu German millett, Sl.25@l.60 per Blu.
BAoGING--6@7c.
TIFs-Sl .OOdli5
snor-Drop, $i.45; buck, Sl.75.
LEAD-Glic
NAIIs--lron, a.. 10; steel, s2.2J6235.
PoBDER-Kegs $780, half kegs, $2.75;
quarter kegs, si.76.
HIDEs--Dry flint, No. 1, l0dllc; No. 2, "a
Sc; dry sailed, 61fg1c; green salted No. 4,
6cj No 3 3lEc green, 3@ici sheepskins, l6c
dti.00 irregular.
Tonloco---Common, 25@35c; other grades,
85Cgs5c.
sNurP-Garretts. $l0s5; Ralph's, Sl0.25;
railroad, S025; Gail & Ak, 5000
Coat oIL-prme white, wholesale lots,
l0p per gal.
BURY grease wool, unwashed, 90
l3c; clear grease wool, 20d25c; bury washed,
20d30c tub washed, 30@3ic.
BEEswAS---isd20c.
TALLow--3G1lc.
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