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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-09

sergt. Gwynnc was beaten by three fel-
lows on the Dunraven grounds yesterday.
That matter il yet to be settled. Now
one thing more: Troop and company
commanders will closely watch their
men tho next few nights; keep sharp
lookout on the quarters until midnight,
TO see that no men slip away; after mid
night the guard must attend Dit. There
is an element In the ranks that would be
only too glad to go down TO Dunraven
some night and have satisfaction on their
own account for yesterdays affairs.
This must not be permitted. See TO II,
gentlemen. That is all for the present.
Mr. Perry, will you come with me mo-
mentr'
Perry went. Mrs. Belknap saw him
60 and believed herself slighted.
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DUNRAYEN RANCH.
A Story of American Frontier
BY CAPT. CHARLES KING, U. s. A.,
AUTHOR OF "THz CoLoNEL's DAUGHTER "FRoM I
"THn DnsnRTERn ETC.

Copyrighted 1885, by Lppneott Philadelphia
Special Arrangement through the American Press Association
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AIILLER'S BORAN SOAP WILL WASH
Nl Clothes and every article under the sun.
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CHAPTER VIII.

T WAS very late that night
nearly midnight--whcn
the colonel. seated on his
veranda and smoking a
.:~ar ,ouoIt s;nls - N
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ment and the residents at Dunraven had no
means of knowing that the invaders Of last even
ing were not the very men whom the proper au-
thorities had pledged themselves to restrain from
such aggression.
"Mr. Maitland bess that Col Brainard will in fu.
ture ratify and conform with the agreement for
mally entered into by his predecessor.
Respectfully, p. EVEN, Manager"
There was moment of puzzled silence.
The colonel looked quizzically around
upon the circle of bronzed and soldierly
faces under the black helmets. Capt.
Stryker's lips were twitching with amuse-
ment behind their black fringe of beard.
No one spoke at first; but presently
deep voiced troop commander gave vent
TO his emotions:
"What bombastic old crank! Who
is he?"
IAN Englishman-the owner of the
biggest ranch in this part of Texas" an
swered the colonel. "Capt. Belknap,
Capt. Lawrence, have you any knowl-
edge of the agreement of which he
speaks?"
Nothing beyond the vague talk we
heard. DR.. Quin would be more apt to
know what Col. Stratton agreed to than
we would" answered Belknap,
81 will ask the doctor this evening.
Meantime, knowing no reason why such
policy of non-intercourse should be OBJ
served, shall not recognize it. What is
more, while you viii caution your men
to respect Dunraven bounds as they
would other private property, let them
show no hostility to the ranch people
who may have occasion 10 visit us. The
man who brought this note tells me he
was threatened and abused by some cav
alrymen near the stables. Mr.. Maitland
processes to have no knowledge Of an
other assault. but we have evidence that
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Tbeatcr.

Sponsors comic production, "The Little
Tycoon" was given at the theater last
night in manner which captivated the
audience, who were enthusiastic in their
applause, the people in the cast feeling
more secure in their respective positions
than on the openingnight, when the opera
and its Interpreters were on trial before q
critical audience. 1t is a satire on
the foreign title worship craze-its
exponent being Gen. Knickerbocker,
who has daughter whom he desires
to be united to Lord Dolphin, of
England, but the young lady has selected
young American, Alvin Barry, as the
repository of her affections, and with the
aid Of confederates eventually weds him.
The plot amounts to nothing, it being
merely thread upon which is strung a
lot OF pleasing music in the shape OF solos,
duets, quartets and choruses, and through
which the song Love Comes Like a Sum
mer Sigh" floats most unsteady.
The people who make up the cast are
very earnest in their work and show the
effect oil thorough training, and the opera
lsgven in a style which attracts the at
tentlon OF auditors and induces
them to witness another produc-
ton. The second act introduces the
japanese scenes, with rich costumes
and attractive stage settings and scenery,
and resembles somewhat Gilbert & Sulii-
vans "Mikado"-at least in appearances.
1t is handsomely staged and is presented
in manner worthy of public patronage.
"The Little Tycoon" viii be the attraction
again tonight and during the remainder OF
the vppk
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CONCERT Tomorrnw Night.

A vocal and instrumental concert will
be given tomorrow night at the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, Court street,
for the benefit Of the carpet fund, tickets
OF admission TO which are but 90 cents.
Readers OF TIE APPEAL have seen, from
day to day, that the elaborate and excel
lent program arranged for the occasion
will be rendered by some OF the very best
musical talent Memphis can boast, nclud-
ing Prof. Weinstein, a veritable magician
on the madoiln and violin.
The Cumberland Church congregation
has recently gone to very heavy expense
in remodeling its house of worship, and
the change wrought has been surprising
and gratifying TO all who admire beauty
and finish in such institutions. The
church. which is also the largest in the
city, with greater seating capacity than
any other, is always pressed into service
whenever there is an unusual gathering Of
people for religious purposes. Because OF
this fact, there is forciDe claim upon the
public 10 aid the congregation in the con.
cert tomorrow night. The auditorium
should be filed with people, as it doubt
less will he.
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My father died Of Cancer, and the same
trouble developed near my right eye IN
1883 II was ut liTst a strawberry color,
but changed 10 purple, aud grow 10 the
size oi partridge egg. My right eye he.
came much infamcd. and the dreadful
disease was rapidly wasting my life away.
used quite q number ol remedies, but
without bnuchL At this crisis ! began
taking Swiit's Specific. The Improvement
was apparent in few days. and | coniin'
ucd 20 use until the Cancer was cntirly
gone aud ms health fully restored, and ]
know that ;. - :. alone lid 10, because !
left Oft all other treatment IL saved me
from this hereditary Cancer. which went
away over two years ago aud LETT not a
sign, aud | owe my life, under Proyi.
dcnCc, 10 ;. ;. ;.
Mus. Laura T. DEEGAN.
Dawson, Ga, sept ~, 1855.
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Crcamcries are only valuable 10 the
dalrymcn whom they serve when they
bring 10 the business the highest excel
lcncc OF dairy knowledge, orier aud clean
illness found In the beet private diaries,
aud apply those methods through the
creamery system Ia the whole community.
This pcdigrrciug butter us creamery, and
allowing the prdigrcr TO stand IN the place
OF dairy knowledge, skill aud PERFORM
ancp in manufacturing and marketing but
ter il one. hut only one OF tne disudyan-
tag,s that the rapid development ol the
creamery system has brought to the Iowa
duifympu. q 4. Iuf.H
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Inc Hnbf

Claims the attention Of all who appreciate
the choicest Of Liquors, Wines and Cigars.
Our location-33 Monroe street, directly
In rear Of Lcuhrmann's-i. one Of the
most eligible aud ccnlralin Memphis. Our
aim will be 10 make this establishment
select ana worthy Of public patronage in
every detail. Tho Tennessee Brcwery's
beer. which has no superior, will be- .
specialty. A hst-clas, Restaurant at
tachcd, supplied with all scasonablo deli
cacics W. W. Sour & Co. Prop'rs.,
No 80 Monroe Street.
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/. A. DNiirIitN,
Nvw orleans. -
Washington. ~. g.
OF nt No. q West Iuurt 81, Memphis, rsaa-
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS -
INV OHLEAN, NATIONAL DANX.
New Orleans, IA

RINtiN InEU. that the ptvncnt oi rrIrt II
Guaranteed nv Pour National Hanks of Vow
orleans. nui the Tickets uw sifnrl hy the lr'tl.
d,ut ut nu Institution whu-p chartered rights nns
r,usuifei uthc ishct tuurt, thHuflpn'. beware
ui OIL limitations ur HuuuN Wu.ls snuvurN
uNI DOLLAR o. the price uI doe small 20 part
or fraction Of u Ticket tssuoi d. u Ire nuY uriW'
iuH Anything loo our name offered Tor o., Than
D MnLIIr !. .MInIL.
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ChIIdren stnrgins TO Dcnih

on account ~ their inability TO digest food,
will fud most marvellous food aud remedy
IN SCOTS Emulsion oi Pure Cod Liver oil
with iiypophosphitcs. Very palutahlc aud
easily drcstcd Dr. 5 ". Cohen IT Waco,
Texas. says II have used your Emulsion In
infant.le WASTING with good results IL not
only restores wasted tissues, but gives
strength and increases the appetite AIN
glad tOusc such q reliable article
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Among the most useful Of all cannihal
insects are the small and beautiful lady.
bugs, too well known TO our readers TO
need description. Their layoric food con-
sists OF plant.licc laphidcsl and polato-bug
eggs. Two years ago they were 81 picnti'
iul in our garden that they almost kept
the potato patch cleared from potato.bugs.
The gardener should protect these little
friends oi his. 49, Orchard and Gdrioi.
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nrIngLng GInhness

10 millions, pleasing their palates and cleans.
ing their systems, arousing their Livcrs, Kid.
neys, Stomachs and Bowels 20 a healthy ac.
tiyity. Such Is the mission OF the famous
California liquid fruit rcmcdy, Syrupof Figs
For sale Ia 30 cents aud sl.OO bottles.
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The Michigan FdrmT says there is mo
use trying 70 Kill such insects ~ the
chinch-bug, grny-blnck squash.bug, plant
and bark OF scale lice, with Paris green or
London purple. This class Of insects IN
scrl the bunk or pruboscis into the sub
stancc Of the plant and suck out the sap,
hence they never get any poison
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sEALED pnOpOSAL8.

Scaled proposals. Will De- rH.|rl Hf tltr uflHr NJ
MARTIN hambefl.u " Mel. .Hu .IfU q. " ruphIa
Tom until 1u.rlurk am uH 'HU 1000 ~ February,
itsI. iuf ilr lahur and mrf.f.Hs uHluiuTl iuf the
completion ul thU Lev County uHf. Huu.r Nuill.
iuH. 90 Mariana. Afk.. iu r.urlHu"| HIili The
ffsrlnrltluu aud drawing UHp'rf 90 which may
D. srHu rel tIrif office Tho Zoo D. fUafnCi a. fC
ct aus uf 900 hIda
MARTIN 4 CTAWW WtV Architects
H T. uuu4frs Commission. 70 NHfaun1. Afk
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L. IIr.i IinmnncI-

The Live Oak Ash Cake Club, n new
organization OF intelligent, progressive
colored men, will give its first banquet
Friday evening, FebruaryS, at Natatorlum
Hall
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PAS from indigestion. dyspepsia. aud too
hearty eating j. relieved VI once by taking
one of Carriers Little Liver PILLS Immediately
after dinner Don't ioryCt this
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Mn. W. II. BATE has become a partner
Of the firm laPnde. McGmth Il Co, cot
ton factors aud commission merchants,
doing business ut 3Ol Front street Mr..
Bate brings additional capital TO the house,
and having large business acquaintance
throughout Mississippi, will command a
large trade and patronage. The FIRM y
strong one IN popularity and business eX'
pchcncp. and is ready 10 serve The patrons
OF the house In a manner most satisfactory.
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Grand Monthly DraWln1
3,IlI FfIIcs. amounting N

Mont Tickets drawing tuptttl Prize, ans not Ca.
ttlHl tn Terminal rrl1w
lur Clunlt,tfS oraiy further information 10
tiu write lCfihy tn the undersigned clearly 4 It
inr YOUR residence with state. county street anI
number More rapid ptuui mail delivery viii 30
nsurFl hN your enclosing au envelope boanng
your iIl' sdlras
send ro,riL NOTES rSprry Money orders
Of Sew YORK lsA 'hlusr lu ordinary lri.HT turWncy
10 haynes ,at Jut yNpUu-nI udlu.sati
NJ \. DAlrUtN,
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orrcrs furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
- cents per week, 10y Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 amy Office.
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uor.,ord'. Acid Pho.pha,c

FoR IMPAIRED VITALITY
mud weakened energy Is wonderfully sue
ccsslul.
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Past Route 60 ~. Louis.

The Louisville & Nashville train leaving
Memphis ut 500 o'clock pm. arrives in
~. Louis at 1855 am, one hour and five
minutes earlier than Iron Mountain train
from Memphis, and is the only line carry.
ing Pullman Buffet Slccpcrs and Reclining
Chair Car that makes connection Ia Union
Depot for Chicago and all pq.pls In the
Northwest. For further information APP
ply 60 Louisville & Nashville ticket office,
3l2 Main street.
JNo. A. soorI, Tiki Agt
X. y. MHooN, Pass Agi.
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The Celebrated McBraycr whisky

Can be found at the popular saloon Of VI,
Wolf, No. % North Court street.
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Dissolution Notice !

IIAytNG ny VIRTUE 40 4 prCREE OF TiiE
i ! Chlnrrfy COM BOZ thr HasH ~ Ryan w. D. %
Andrews - d.. spId thr m rlhIndlsU ant Euud
will boz tlr ErH#rff hfaIufH H. r. NJ RYAN 4 Co o.
y a. AudfrNs and I o. WHruf ani my Upuurr
ton with sHlu husiugss having uiiHgy hrf g. s.l
90 uHruua Indebted CO.. r. N.Iu 60 hi uuir
uf n Huuut Hr earnestly rH|"Hf"i o. either ruIr
in Igf.un uf nruIit b. mu pIumIi1 ~ The ull stand
~ tiHIu street
4 olmpl inos aith the ahHlo may ave trouble
PRANK Z UYAS. Executor
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s&ZIZqa1az.n.a
Q-Q-z2O
- <re~E
Commiast,..r.
COMMISSIONER.

We tho undersigned, Ranks AMI R,nker, vii,
pay nll Prizes drawn In Tho l.oulsnn1 State Iot.
l,rits which may bo presented NJ our counters
T. NJ. WAtMSLEY, President La. Nat'l BANK,
IlEkkE LANAUN, Prcst State Natl Bank,
n. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank
SAkL kohN, President Union National Bank.
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Buy the celebrated jersey Tobacco from
Memphis Grocery Co. wholesale agents.
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light or medium, 11qc; shoulders. ~
to IL rs average, 7Lc; California hams,
light or medium. Sc; cottage hams. nsht OF NO
dunn 10iac: dried beef hams and knucnie pp5e econ,
lO,2c; dried beef hams, thin pieces, &c. hacxs
medium average, slac; clear bellies, medium
weight, SAc; As y average sides ana % 10 aver
axe backs. Lee less than above quotauons. Dfy
SC; clear backs mnsmokedl, &c; clear
bellies tunsmoked). Sc: bean pork. ppuJ
200 fbs.. $3.50; ham or trump Pork.
zoo MS. 1880. B~ologna-Skin, iarge vi sInan.
, he; cl1 nat, large or small, 6is tisr Lasus sisc; in one.
half barrels. s%c; in Som cans IN lo1s% casos:
sasc; IN 20.b cans in sob cases; NC; ii1rs ~ L eni
Lard-n tierces. &c. Hoosier facEihg :. zac
Fresh Meats-Pork backs. suitable for cnops' Las
on, 9l2c; ground sausage. In zO-n Pais, %
ground sausage, In links, &C; sausage meat'
&c; shoulder bones, Sc; tenderioins i'c' spare
Wholesale Prices-Carload steam
lard. &c; g.. P.hams, 90 Toe, as to averase; =
shoulders, 6407c; shortrib sides, 6h0o'sc
SEEDS.
Clover-Red, choice, SO ID bu,, $e.Sogo:oO,
Ensl5se, 7ea0 aSsike $500 81 go S;z .sSo; ~ alfalfa. CHOICE choice,
$~Z7596.00. Ti~mot6y-Choice. 4SD pu; $L.tO
600. Mansury barley, 81 miits !
Choice German, soc $1.O0 v bu: common oo1
SOC y eo bu. Bluegrass. fancy; Il c 70 ou' IA sg n
bu. $1.3O@l.5O Red top-Cnoice. IA 70 on. s2c0
Loo. Bird seed--Choice Sicily canary . Csc Y %.
H~emp-Choice, 4G5c y b. Minet-Cnoice In
Rorted;; sSsc pm; Rsgs..Cholss Gern s1st SSss
extra early (sealedj, $4.2504.50 y blu; McLean's
Little Gem. $5.05.5O: American Wonder, 500
goo. Bcans-Improved earliest red vaienE,ne,
40; golden wax, s4.7SS5.5O; black wax. 8 $50
900: spinach-BlOomsdale sayoyIeaVeoss@S
03OcF 10. P~opcorn-Dry. 203c y 10.
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Beeves Receipts,
45 carloads for expectation, 40 carloads for
rnsg sssuE Market active S,tHSs, dr rnns al hisher. g Sales
per cwti extra steers at % 3; 10 q 3 rs; common ,d to
sheep-Receipts. $500 Market frmer and
higher for sheep, steady for yearlings and spring
| eight carloads of choice at $500 clipped sheep,
$4.5 Od $50. with a few extra at $~5.6O05.75; I'M
SIS. S'''00s p am" e1Hsi sp'1ns lambs s'''00
Hogs--Receipts. 5000 mainly consigned edi-
| live hogs at SIS. 2O05.5U,b ~
KANSAS CITY, April 1O.-The Live Stock In
dicatOr reports. 2,946; ship
ments, 2.227: Active and strong to 1oe higher
ing steers active to strong; good to choice corn
| fed, $4.15d4.45; common to medium, $303.9O;
stockers and feeding steers, $1.6O03.5o; COWS,
Hogs-Receipts, 1856; shipments, 1855. Mar
ket opened weak. closing full &c lower. Good to
sheep-Receipts, 957; shipments, none. Active.
Good to choice muttOns, $4.3OG4.6O; common to
medium, $2.6O04.
ST. LOUIS, April 1O.-Cattle-Receipts, 1000;
| shipments none. Market strong. Choice heavy
native steers, $404.6O; fair to good native steers,
| So. 1904; stOckers and feeders, fair to good,
SO. 1O02.3O rangers, corn-fed So. 8. so; grass
fed, $4,000
Togs~Receipts, $500; shipments, none. Mar
tons, $4.7O04.sO; packing, medium to prime,
81. SO 04.7 20; light grades, ordinary to best, $4.65
| d4.75.
ket strong. Fair to choice, $305.1O.
EAST LIBERTY. April 1O.-Cattle-Receipts,
TAO; shipments, TAO. The market was steady;
prime cattle, $4.25d4.5O; fair to good. $3.7584;
$2.7503.5O. Two carloads of cattle shipped to
New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts, 600; shipments. 500. The
market was steady; Philadelphias. $5.1O05.15;
shipped to New York to-day:
S~heep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 200. The
market was firm; prime sheep, $5.4005.65 fair
to good. 81. 90; common, 1904; lambs, 81
06.75; clipped sheep, $3.5O05.
CHICAGO, April 1O.-The Drovers' Journal re.
ports: Cattle-Receipts, 1880; shipments
$780,. Market steady; beeves, 20
steers. $3.4O04.SO; stockers and feeders, $40
as steers, $~3.4O03.S5.
Hogs~Receipts, 1900; shipments, 1900
Market slow and S Sc lover over mixed "a 3D. 1891 so
sheep-Receipts. 5.OOo: shipments. 1000
Market steady; natives, $435.5O; Western corn
fed, $505.4O lambs, $4G6.
BUFFALO, April 1O.-Cattle - Receipts, SOC
through, 12O for sale. The market was active
prime cattle, $4G4.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, none through, 10,
600 for sale. The market was active; good sheep
$5.2505.4O; good lambs active at $6.15
Hogs-Receiprs 5000 through, LOO for sale
The market was active and Irregular: medium.
loo lower; Workers higher: mediums, $5.15d
500; Workers, 1925.
CINCINNATI, April MISUNDERSTANDING, 225
shipments, 40. Market active.
Sheep-Receipts, ass; shipments, none. Mar
ket weaiG Lambs quiet at sac.
ASS; packing and butchers, $4.75d5. Receipts
5000; shipments, LOO,
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TRADING AT CHICAGO.
The Ups and Downs of the Market, with th'
Range I'm Prices of Leading Articles.

The Ups and Downs of the Market, with the
Range I'm Prices of Leading Articles.
CHICAGO, April 1O.-The volume of business
In wheat was not as great as that of yesterday,
though still OF fair proportions. The feeling was
a. little unsettled and prices wereadvanced some
what above yesterdays closing, but the fun i'm
provement was not sustained. May opened
weaker and advanced ESQ above inside figures,
receded. and closed about Iac higher than yes
terday's closing. June advanced csc, declined
l5sc and closed I4c higher than yesterday. July
opened at about yesterdays closing, eased OF
lac, and then advanced 1c, became weaker, and
declined Isec and closed about Lac lower than
Yesterday. The advance brought out rather free
offerings, parties who had bought at the lower
prices feeling inclined TO realize, and the in
creased offerings created the subsequent de
cline. Shorts too, had. covered freely, and
there was less doing. There was some buying
for May delivery. credited to parties who
were Identified with the 'sbull' in
terest. while the trading in the more
deferred futures was general. A fair business
was transacted in corn and the feeling was
easier. The longs were selling ont and the
sshorts, covering. The market opened a shade
lower than yesterdays closing. huctuated fire.
quently within SEC range, ana closed fun tc
lower than Yesterday. An unsettled feeling de-
yeloped In oats and prices were irregular. A
good business was transacted. Prices for May
were bid up la SIC, bat at the advance Tree sell
ing was INDUCED in by the Longs" causing a
weaker feeling To develop. and the appreciation
was lost. A fairly active trade was reported In
meas pork. Prices ruled irregular. Early sales
were made at 597lac decline, but the reduction
was auickly recovered with fair buying, mainly
for May delivery. Later the offerings were en-.
larged and prices receded Toward
the close the feeling was steadier and The market
quiet. A comparatively light trade was reported
ia lard. Prices ruled slightly higher early, but
during the latter part OF the session Q re-
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
Trade Fairly A~ctive-Staple Groceries Firm
I'm Tone-Poultry Weaker.

In = Weaker.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 10.
Grocers had a busy day. Eastthe higher grades
of sugars advanced lac, and the lower grades lsc.
Coffees carry a firmer tone than at any time for
several days past. In commenting on coffees,
the New York Commercial Bulletin of Monday
says: "a greatmany buyers of actual goods evil
IDENTIFY have not as yet overcome their hesitation,
vet there has OF late been an increased amount OF
attention directed toward both jobbing parcels
and invoices. with a creeping up on bids that car
ries with it a certain amount of satisfaction and
encouragement. Indeed, holders are referring
10 the comparatively moderate weakness
at any time developed on the street,
as against the shrinkage on con-
tracts, and revive the suggestion that
buyers who have been steadily reducing sup
plies, while awaiting a hoped-for drop In values,
have now nearly or quite reached a point be-
yond which restocking can no longer be DELAYED.
II Is further thought that II a certain portion OF
spot market it has accomplished about all it in
tended or can consistently hope for, and will no
longer serve as q serious check upon any natural
buoyancy there may be in the situation. Lead
ing ~roasters have also advanced their rates loc
per pound, which may be taken as n signifieantin in
dication of current feeling" Dry goods men had
a good trade A number of buyers were in, and
mail orders were large. while firm prices pre-
vailed on nearly all lines. The provision market
u weak at the reduced quotations Of the week,