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Wheat--Dull, lower; holders offer freely:
California, No ! IS lid @ 70 Cd per GENITAL
red western and spring, &c Cd q 6s10d.
tCorn-Dull. lower; new mixed western.
As 1119d per centaly0 10 snoAGd h5'fT -
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Petroleum

NEW YORK. January 6-Petroleum closed
weak; opening, "a; highest, 9412: lowest
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MCCORMICK & Co.,
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Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
ana Bullion. We solicit Consignments
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Philadelphia Wool.
Liverpe"l Prod uco.

PHILADELPHIA, January 6.-wool, dull;
nominal ffq
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market,

Money Market.
NEW YORK. January 6.-Money. 3@4
LATER
Money on call, easy. q 5; last loan, 4;
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Prime paper, 6 q. 10
Sterling exchange active: firm; A. S3@ for
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Der. 10a 20 Iocs january, I0o50l0 Ioc; Febru-
AIRY, 10 10 a TO- 15c; Msrch, 10 20 bio z5c; April,
io.10 a To- 25e; May. 10 10 BE 3oc. Sugar hrm
and quiet: fair refining quoted az NC; 20 test
steady Molssses dull: 50-test, l95c; ordinary
blassstrap. 9sc. Rice firm.
Tsllow dull aud easy at ~ "A 3-16c- Rosin
dull at s1.1501. %.
Eggs STEADY and in moderate demand; re-
ceipts. .439 packages; Western, 163 017c-
Pork dull and more or less nominal; cut meats
steady: clear bellies. &c for 4-pound average.
Lard opened as 2 90 points lower, closed strong
a75c; June. s69sa7sc; July s7ssa7..e; Au-
gust. s72a874c; September, 8 75a8.77c; Octo-
Der, 8 % a. 76c; city steam. g. l5c
Bottsr qulet: rather weak; Western. 1920.
Chsese frm: demand fsir; Ohio fats. 7oSc-
CHICAGO, June 15t-The death Of the Ger
man Emperor had no apparent effect on the
markets on Change to-day. Everything. from
wheat 70 short ribs. opened under the closing
prices last night, aud quotations were al on
declining scale from opening prices There was
no buoyancy any where Two Of the lesding op-
orators started a raid ia wheat, which forced
large number Of smsll ''buii" hciders to dump
their property overheard. As nearly all the
scalpers have been buying che "bulr side.
there was plenty Of wheat for sale. The hot,
growing weather turned many weakened
bull" into an enthusiasts Bear" and it was. of
course, an impossibility for the market TO stand
ments of new grain from Texas also had . weak
enise effect July opened sc lower, at $3.50. sell
ing down to S2s 0S2scs TO S3sc, back TO 82@ a
S2sc, and sgain up TO 83c. when 1t again weak
eusd snd closed at S24c. Corn was largely IN
fuenced by the wheat market Tho decline ia
wheat and heavy offerings of corn broke prices
eariy. but later in the day there reaction
due TO covering by the same operators. Thes
receipts were pinsfy cars less than expected.
and the estimates for tomorrow are placed
at $50 cars. July opened 1t SIZE, declined
to size, aud closed at 51sc Oats were
slso depressed. the fine weather and sympathy
with the weakness in corn being given as the
weakening Influences. July opened at 33lc, sold
down to 32sc, and closed at 334c. Provisions.
were trsded In only moderately. Inter
eat in the market was spasmodic. At.
the opening there numerous small
country lots Of long" pork offered for sale. and
the weakness occasioned thereby was Intensified
by considerable selling. The undsrtone of the
market was unqualifedly bearish, and on the
whole list Of speculative articles prices ranged
slightly below yesterdays closing figures. Dur
ing the last hour pork rallied little from the
inside figures Of the session. Lard did not sell
very freely, but a fair business was done at
times IN rib options. July pork opened at
$780, sold down to s13. So and closed at SI3 50.
July lard opened at 8. 523c sold of to and closed
st 85oe. July short ribs opened &C I52ac, de-
clined to T. 45c and closed at 750c. The leading
futures ranged as follows:
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, June 15.-Ths Drovers' Journal re-
ports Catte--Receipts, 10000 shipments, none.
Market 10040c lower. Natives. S404.6O cows and
Texas steers, $2.7584-35.
Hogs-Recspts, 20, 600. shipments 10 600 Mar
ket strong, DC higher closing weak; mixed, $3.50
5.65c; heavy, $3.50 40: 20; light, $5.40o5.55;
Sheep-Recepts, 5000; shipments, none. Market
slow and weaker; muttons. S3.9065; Texas muttons,
50. 5000. stockers. s213; Western feeders, $50
$50; spring lambs, $204 per head.
NEW YORK. juno l5.-Bseves- Receipts, 100
loads for the market SIS carloads for expectation
and % carloads for slaughtercrs direct Market firm
and higher. with . good clearance Native steers
SL7oa6.50 per 100 los; Texas steers 81 1095 10;
native bulls and dry cows, $3d4.75. Dressed beef
is firm at Zoe per ID for native Sides and at 60sc
for Texas sides.
Sheep and Lanbs-Recespts, 2, 800. Market barely
steady for sheep; frmer and fraction higher for
good lambs. sheep, $4,000 per 100 fbs; lambs.
$55007.50, with, few choice sold ut So.
for live hogs at S5.70e5.95.
KANSAS CITY june / The Live Stock Indicator
reports Cattle-Receipts, 1852; shipments /. s29.
Fat eorn-fed firm; common = shade lower; grasssrs
to choice corn-fed, $4,000; common TO medium
cornfed. 81 45.25; grass Texas steers, 81 as 10,
stoekers S225a3.50, cows. S293.50.
Hogs--Receipfs Z. 1856; shipments, l. 264 Good
steady; common weak and lower; good choice
skips and pigs S2.50a490.
sheep-Receipts. sl4; shipments. none Market
steady; good 10 choice myittons, 50. so al; common
TO medium, sos.
ST. LOUIS. June 15.-CAttle-Recsipts 1,AOO;
shipments 800. Market active and strong. choice
heavy native steers S550a63 30; fair to good native
steers 80 $50; butchers steers medium prime
= l005.z5 stocsers and feeders, fair 70 good,
e2.4003.75 rzngers. ordinary to good 81 .5004 40.
Hops-fteceipSa 900: shipments 200. Market
stesdys choice heavy and butchers selections e5.55o
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5.e5: packing. medium to choice. IS 5o5.55; light
grades. ordinary TO best, 30 % $3.50.
Sheep-Receipts 70C; shipments. 2. 100. Market
firm; fair to fancy. So 60 d5.J0.
BUFFALO, June 15.-C attls-Receipts. 1910
head through: AGO head for sale. Market active but
irregua.. Sales loo to LOCO ID steers at S. 25
a6 veals steady. at $45O05. 25 for fair TO choice
Sheep and I.ambs-Recepts, 4, 600 head through:
600 head for SALE with 200 held over Market dull
andllower; sales good IS TO S. % sheep ct $404.5O.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850 mead through; $50 head
for sale. Market closed firm and active DC lower.
Mediums S.. e005. s5;- Workers., IS. 5Oo5.75: light
and rpughs unchanged.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. juno 15.-Cattle- Receipts.
COS; shipments. 309. Nothing doing; all through
eonsignments No cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hoes-Receipts, 800: shipnents, 200. Mar.
ket fair. Philadslphias. $5-sO05.9O; mixed, 1915
a5.sO: Workers So 60 a5.70; common to fair, So 40
1850; pigs. $505.25. No hogs shipped TO New
York to-day.
sheep-keeeipss, 1000. shipments. 1900. Mar
ket slow at yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-Cattle- Receipts, 4e2;
shipments. 221. Strong.
Sheep--Receipts. 8 765; shipments, 724. Firm
Lambs active and firm at $416.9O.
Hogs-Market strong; common and light. 81. ESQ
5 so; packing and butchers, $5.4005.S5. Re-
ceipts, $3.50, shipments. $50.
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Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce as tn
Two Great Commercial Csnters

Yesterdays Quotations Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Csnters
NEW YORK. June 15-Flour-Receipis, ~
59s packages; exports. 1852 brls. 6.5S5 sacks.
Dali Sales, 20, 100 brls. Common to choice
white wheat Western extra. s450aA75; fancy
white wheat Western extra. - 90 as 10; CON-
choice extra ST. Louis, - 9005 patent Mime
sofa extra good TO prime. s460o4.s0 choice to
fancy Minnesota, 81 IS a5.l0
Whsat-Recsipts. 1850 bu; exports, 30. 900
Blu: sales. 5.544,00o bu futures. 22a. 900 bu spot;
cash more active; prices declined 3c, closing
heavy; options opened depressed on free selling
1t the West and better crop reports. prices broke
tale. exeeps December. which was 10 higher;
later ons general decline of 1sl}c set in. clos
ing weak at the bottom: speculation fairly
active; No. i hard. S9s a 90!c delivered; No.
Northern, S5lc delivered; No sprine. nominal,
sac; ungraded red, s6s 0923c; No. 2 rad. 81 a
ste delivered. Ole T. o. b.; No. red. nominal.
94se: No. ? red. June. s0a90lc. clasine at sole;
July. 69i 19lc. closing at s9sc: August 90a q
Ollie. closing az g0tc: September, Oh a 92tc.
closing at Ole December 81 a 95lc. closing
NJ sale; May. 9S3 s99.e. closing at oslo.
Corn-Kseeipts, lis. $50 bu; exports. e. 200 bu;
sales. 100. 600 bu futures and 13l 900 bu spot;
options ruled weak early and declined 10l}c
closing steady 81 near the bottom; cash, 4 a lie
lower. and moderately active; ungrsded, 55t q
55ie; steamer. 564 d57c elevator No. 2. IS a 5e9c
delivered; No. 2 june, nominal, 5sse; July,
67l 5e.e. closing 80 size; August So a SOLE
closing At soc; September. sol a cole, closing 81
59fe; October. sol 96o3e, closing at 59ic; Novsm-
bsr nominal, soc bid; Decsmber. 54ie bid.
Oats-Recsipts. $4,000 bn; exports, 100 bu
GALES. 260 900 bu futures a5d 80 600 bu spos
41ic lower and hssyy; MIXED Western, 30 o 3sc
white Western. 42d47c
hay steady and IN fair demand
Hops quiet and firm.
Coffee = Spot fair Rio dull at Isle; optionI
heavy and lower, closing steady; sales. GO 0o(
psxs: jane u 60 . II s5c; July, Ills zli. 36e A
rnst 10 - ~. zoe; september. 10 POO 10 Doe; Oe
fsbsr. g95 q 10 O.; November, 10 a 10. i0e; Dseem
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6lac; No. 2, &c of; dry salt 9ss aint iOs.
DemAsed, onethird of The aoovs prices
TALLow--Prime, 3la0&e.
GRKAsk-Brown 2laes yellow. 2sc white 3asD4e
PROVISIONS
syoBBrxe PRIcEs-s Smoked Meats - Sugsr-cursd
lie; i7is ms average. ii &c; 20 iSs average Ilisss
% Ds average. 1se; English cured breakfast bacon.
light Or medium. liz; sassssarsd sfss.f,: 3
bs average s4c; Engiish-cursd shoulders. s4c
California hams light or medium, 6aoc; dried besf
is DSS1 IS vs and
average. gssc; clear backs. medium average. locs
clear bellies. medium weight. l0c: Dry.salt and
bseks tunsmoksd Be- clear bellies lunsmoksd). 9ases
clear 6san pcs ao brl 200 Ds SIS 90 family mesa
200 ms. $500; pig pork. in l00-b kegs, y key,
$40. 90. Bologna-Skin. large small 7isc: cloth.
large small. &c. LArd-Pure winter Leaf. kettle
son cans in loon eases sSss: in Son cans IN IN
Sob cases, 10e: prime leaf lard in terees &c. Re-
fined Lard-In tisrces. sl4e; in SON cans IN 1o0D
WHoLssALs PR1cEs--sAort ribs &c: sweet picked
hams sA0 lo'se- PRopucA.
bu medium Sssd p psna s s4osSso.
BUrEs-Fair creamery. $50 l5cs choice ITO l9e;
country. 10012e: oommon. 1880
BEEswAx-Dark- 1Sc yellow 2Oe.
Eeos-Sslling from store at ID 14ci shippers pay
ing 1l0 lie p doz.
PouLrRY - Hens, scs ROSTERS. &c; turkeys.
hens 7c; toms. DC; geess. fuIl-fsathered. 500;
poor plucked $3.50 y doz; ducks, DC y ID; young
chickens. IL 014c y ID.
FEArnERs-Prime geese. $50 p u; mixed duck.
Zoe y ID.
wooI~-Tub-washed and picked. 33035o un-
washed, medium and common grade, IL in good order
22c; unwashsd fne 1701Sc; feecewsshed, IL
light. well washed aud in good order, % 03Oc; bury
and understandable. according TO their value.
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red June prime trecleane1
"a. so bu; Enslish or mammoth prime .rs-
elesnedl 81. l504.35 Alsike, prime. $7.2507.50;
prime timothy So. S003.OO; y bu; extra clean blue
grass $1.1501.30 y bu; red top, 50075c y bu;
orchard grass. $1.5O0163 y bu; German nlllet
81. az. 80; common mllet. $1.500L65s Hun
garian, $1,000. 75 per bu buckwhsst, silver hull
$1.55dl per bu; buckwheat, common. 81 so q
$50 per bu fax-seed, selected, S1.6001.75 per
blu; hsmp. 3lsc; canary, Sc; rape. Sc per d. Aeme
lawn grass seed Zoe per n; 81. 25 per bu Spinach
-Bloomsdals savoy-leaf (sealed bags), 30c per h.
Turnip seed 100000 per ID.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour, quiet
and unchanged No spring wheat, 50 o52ac;
No. red. &c., No. 2 corn. 51!c;
65c No faxsesd, $l23 bid: prime timothy
seed. nominal Mess pork. per bri. s13 50; lard,
per 100 lbs, 845c; shortrib sides iloosel, 45ci
dry-salted shoulders (boxed). 60625c short
finished goods, per gal, $l20 Sugars. cut-loat,
2! oslo; graduated, 6sc; standard A, &c.
On the Produse Exchange, to-day, ths butter
market was unchanged; creamery. 15i Disc;
dairy, 134 ole. Eggs steady at 134 a 14c-
Receipts-Flour, IL 900 brls; wheat. 222, 900 bu;
corn, 302, QUO bu: oats, 100000 bu: rye, 40. 900
bu; barley, sc. 900 bu. Shipmsnts--FIour, 10. 600
hrls; wheat, 100000 bu; corn. 252. 900 bu oats.
Sos, 900 bu; barley, 2, 900 bu.
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Business Very Dull in All Departments but
Fruit and Vegetables.

oub1uoeo vofy 10tb III Al OopoEtulooto OOt
Fruit and Vegetables.
INDlAxAroLE. June Is
midsummer dulress was observable on the
street yesterday. Very few buyers were in
from the country. and there Was no show Of
activity about the wholesale quarters Mer-
chants were cheerful, however, not expecting
an yrhing else. and consequently not being dis
appointed. The only relief to the general dull.
ness was the usual Fridays activity among the
commission merchants. Receipts Of fruits and
vegetables were large, snd the demand good, ~
usual at the close OF the week. and there was
considerable hustle in the quarter prs-emptsd
by the dealers in this class of goo6s. As rue.
the condition and quality Of the stuff received is
greatly improved, owing to the fact that the
bulk of pershable ARTICLES arc contributed from
points near home, and do not suffer in ship
ment. as is the case when brought from the far
South.
The movement of grain, a. indicated by the
receipts and shipments, shows o decrease. as
compared with yesterday. The inspections were
of nineteen cars to-day against forty-sieht cars
yesterday Wheat is steady and quiet with
very small offerings. Offerings of corn were
light and demand fair. White grades were in
some demand at 90 a 553c for No 2. white. and
SO "a Sole for No. / white. No 2 mixed WAS sala-
Bile ut 514 52c. The oats market is very heavy.
No. mixed sold Ut 34is to arrive. The closing
bids on Change were
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations Mt ST. Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati aud Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. luna 15.-Flour slightly lower. rang
ing, % 2.40D4 90. Wheat opened better. but soon
brike down and was very weak al day. closing ass
below yesterdays No. red cash. s79s7isc; June
s6osc, closing at s6iac. nomina July, S2ia0s3 7sc
62%es December. S7141Ss14c closing AT $3.50.
Corn weak and lowers essh. 47he; July. Ais 94e'4e
17%s year. s7zsS ssiss. closing at 3. sse. Data
doll but steady cash. 320S2i4s; June. 32c; July,
2s4e. Rys--Nothing doing. Barley nominal. Bran.
Gle. Hay steady: prime timothy. $3.50 $50; prAi-
rie. $ll0l3 Butter firm; creamery, l40l7c;
dairy, 1Z9l4c. Egss lie. Corn-mesl steady as
- So. Wbisky, &l.l4. Provisions easier. Pork.
e1z.37Aa Lard Sc. Dry-salted meats f5oxed)--
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NEW YORK. June 15.-Petroleum opened steady,
but after slight decline became strong period of
dullness then ensued and the market sagged off, clos
ing steady. New York Consolidated Exchange open
ing, 77l4c; highest 77a4c; lowest, 76sc; closing,
77lec. New York Stock Exchange opening, 77lsc
highest. 773c; lowest, 767sc; closing, nc. Total
sales, both exchanges, 7O3. 900 brls.
OIL CITY. Pa, Juno 15.-Nasional Transit certif-
Gates opened at 1880; highest 777sc; lowest 76sc
closed, 767se; sales, 5S5, 600 brls; cearances, l.
5000 brs; charters. Ii. S25 brs; shipments, S0
723 brls; runs. As. 955 brls
PITTSBURG, Pa, June 15.-Petroleum duh but
steady National Transit certificates opened 767sc
closed at 76Tsc; highest, 77aac lowest 76@c.
CLEVELAND. June 15.-Petroleum easy; standard
white HOP 714c.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK, june 15.-Cotton firm. Upland
10lsc; Orleans. 1014c; sales, 900 bales. Futures
closed qu,es ana steady, june; 7Iooe; July 1915
November. Gale; December. 9.42c; Janusry, 949c:
February. 9.57e; March, 9.65cs April, 9.73c; May
oslo.
NEW ORLEANS June 15.-Cotton quiet. Mid
ding. 7-16c; low middling, 1916; good ordi-
nary, S4c net receipts, l02 bales; gross receipts,
202 bales; Great Britain. 15 bales exports
the continent. bales; sales. 1000 bales; stock
1886 bales. Weekly net receipts, 4,S10 bales;
gross receipts. 5S25 bales exports to Great Britain
52O3 bales; exports to the continent 9,77S bales;
exports coastwse, 5 245 bales; Gales, 10 900 bales
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BOSTON, June 15.-Wool in fair demand. Ohio
and Pennsylvania extra aeeces, 2702Sc; Xxx, ESQ
29c aud No. 1, 31032c Michigan extra 26027c;
Territory secured, Soc; fine Wyoming. 17alSc; fine
medium do. zoe; medium do. 22023c; spring Texas,
1S922c.
ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Wool easier. lsc lower. I'm
washed bright medium. 1A022c: coarse braid, IL a
19c; low sandy, 1O017c; fine light. 1201sc; fine
heavy, 100l6c; tubwashed. choice, 33lac; in
erior 2S032c.
NEW YORK. June 15.-Wool in light requ est: do
nestle feeces. 22035c; pulled, 1880; Texa, 120
19e.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Everything Starts at Lower Prices and
with Eutire Absence Of Bu0yancy.

Growing Weather Turns Bulls" Into Bears, =
and All Grains Are Lower-Moderass Trad
ing in Provisions at Lower Figures.
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ST. LOUIS. June 15.-Lead-Common 3.6oc;
refined, $3.50.
NEW YORK. June 15.-Copper quiet lake,
1886. Lead steady, domestic, 37Oc. Tin dull;
straits z. SOc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-16
FIELD SEEDS

Wholesale and Retail at HUNTINGTON q HOSES
SEED STORE. 70 and 80 e. Market st., lndianapo-
liz. Samples and prices furnished on application.
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Everything relating to this department must be ad-
dressed to w. II. GRAHAM, West Scarborough. Gum.
berland county, Name. Original contributions and
answers each weeks puzzles are desired-l
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. june 15.-Dry Gooda-The market
was without any settled demand but, as previously
reported large sales reached through deliveries
old orders; with prices very steady to strong at
current rares-
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LIVE STOCK.
Best Cattle Strong, While Common Are Dull
Good Light Hegs Higher.

INDIANAPOIsIS. june To-
CATrLE-Receipts, 3I5; shipments, 400 The
offerings of only fair quality, market strong on
good grades while common were dull. Aeout all
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