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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-13
BY VOLCANIC ACTION.
Dsstructisn Of IN i.iAad with All Its
Inhabttants.

TACOMA. Dec. ia special to the
Ledger from Victoria . ays the steamship
Warrimoo. which has arrived from Aus.
traiia, brings word that tho island of
Ambrym, New Hsbrides, Was destroyed
by volcanic action Of Nov. l3. Tho native
village with all its Inhabitants was swept
INTO the SEQ. Tho British warship Dart
has gone to the scene.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-13

ALUMINIUM BRUSHES
And COMBS. TOILET sETA
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Society Amusing Itself.
PHILADELPHIA Press

n society woman in New York recently
sent out invitations TO party at her
house, asking each recipient of card to
s.come representing some city" Some of
the costumes and designs worn were in
genious. and not a few were far-fetched,
but the aggregation went some distance
toward showing that brains not alto
gether lacking among the 400. One woman,
whose name is Florence. determined 10 go
as herself, pure and simple. and in conse-
quence OF the fact that she neither wore
nor carried an emblem of any sort. says
the Recorder. no one guessed the very evil
dent city for which she stood. although ell
were quite familiar with her name A
picture of the cardinal points of the COM
PASS with q wether yane pointing due
west. was, of course, West Point but not
even one thought it
An ingenious design was that OF a cow,
with 40 cwt" under IL. in connection with
which no one thought Of Boston" A
few guessed Little Rock" when they saw
the extremely small pebble which one pref
~ girl carried about her very conspicuous
w Another had piece of paper which she
doubled again and again when asked what
she represented. and this was supposed 10
suggest Dublin" Another had pinned on
her dress a sketch OF farmers boy In
very wide. baggy trousers, which looked
so much like Quaker that one could think
only Of Penn City when they should have
guessed Toulouse" A paper with a lot OF
bicycles drawn on il was Wheeling"
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WHEAT DOWN A CENT
FINE WEATHER AND WEAK CABLES
INFLUENCED CHICAGO MARKET.
General Tone of the Leading Cereal
Weak - Corn, Oats, and Pro-
visions Lower All Around.

CHICAGO, May 26-wheat was weak.
closing a cent lower than yesterday. Free
selling. fine weather, weak cables and lack
of outside demand were responsible for the
decline. Corn closed 7sc lower, oats Ac
lower, and provisions slightly lower all
around.
decline. and. after selling up &c. reacted
sc, advanced AQ2sc. sold off about &c. be-
came steady and closed easy The general
tone was weak, Notwithstanding bad crop
news. There was steady liquidation by
longs on stop-loss orders and free selling
by prominent local bears ST. Louis, cred
tied with covering quite freely few days
since. was supposed TO be putting out fresh
lines to-day.
Corn was easy within sc range. The
fine weather and action OF wheat were
factors in causing more liberal offerings.
Oats were weaker, but price changes for
July were within &c limit. The weakness
in wheat and corn, the weather and liberal
receipts were the bear influences.
Provisions were dull within a &c range.
Lower prices for live hogs and the break
in wheat caused uneasness. but the close
showed but a slight decline. Compared with
last night. July pork is 215c, July lard .0211c
and July ribs Csc lower.
Vessel rates were firmer at Ike for corn
and 1isQ14c for oats to Buffalo and 1ssc for
corn TO Kingston. Receipts to-day were:
Wheat, 5000 bu: corn, 221, 600 bu; oats, 3lS.-
600 bu. Shipments: Wheat. 81, coo bu; corn,
62, coo ou; oats, 1877 600 bu. Estimated receipts
for Monday are Wheat. 20 cars; corn, 465
cars; OATS $50 cars; hogs, 2s,cVo. Leading
futures ranged as follows.
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THE SOUND LAW.
Provisions for Taxing the Corpora-
ations at Actual Value.

That portion of the tax law of 1891 refer
ring, to railroad property. and which has
just been declared sound by the Supreme
Court\ OF the United States after fight
through, the lower courts is as follows:
All property, except that denominated
railroad Ntracks" and rolling stock, Is
subject TO Valuation and assessment by the
local taxineN officers OF the township and
county where\ the county is. Any property
owner object 70 TINS RasTs M Reve y
From the decision Of the County Board OF
Review an appeal is allowed TO the state
Board OF Tax Commits whose JUDI
ment is final and ire --
The law declares tina - ooun-, boards
shall have power TO hear complaints OF
@ rSr S%der track s0d roSs stock except
railroads, to equalize the valuation OF prop
erty and taxables and that 1T shall pass
cient cause being shown. or upon its own
motion, correct the assessment and valua-
ton Of any property in such manner as
will. I'm its judgment, make the valuation
thereof just and equal.
The right OF way, including the super
turnouts. turn turn tables. telegraph poles.
wires, instruments and other appliances,
and the stations and improvements OF the
excepting machinery. stationary engines
and other fixtures. which shall be con<id-
cred personal property shall be held TO be
real estate for the purpose OF taxation ana
denominated railroad track"
The movable property belonging TO a rail-
road company shall be held 10 be personal
property. and denominated. for the pur-
pose OF taxation. rolling stock"
The State Board OF Tax Commissioners
originally appraise and assess railroad
track and Trolling stock Fat its true
cash value"
For the use OF the State Board OF Tax
Commissioners the owner. constructor or
operator OF any railroad in Indiana f. re-
Quired TO furnish verified schedules OF rail-
road track and rolling stock with the
tam Cfff int he and
facts throwing light upon their value. in
Guiding the amount OF capital stock au-
thorized and paid up. and the market value
thereof. the railroads Indebtedness. except
for operating expenses. and the total listed
valuation OF all its tangible property "a
the State. Between April ] and June / OF
each year these schedules. statements,
must be submitted TO the Auditor OF the
State who Is a member OF the State Board
of Tax Commissioners. and the Auditor
LAYS these statements and schedules before
the hoard when II conNenes
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2. szso: No 5 $50: 10. $40.
d Flo9r Sacks spapsr,.PIain l-ss P Sr per
No. 2 drab, plain, l-s2 brl. per 1000. SO
rs $3.50; y $40; T. SO; 10 cream as pan.
woodenware-No. / tubs. se5efl7; No.
tubs. s55cQs; No. tubs. si.5oas 81, s<hoo q.
6ouse ~sshSoar dh00P s Paa common
washboards, sI.5OQLs5; clothes pins. SoQSSc
per box.
Iron and steel.
Bar iron, L50116 coo; horseshoe bar. 2&0
&c; nail rod. &C; plow slabs. &c; American
cast steel. Sc: tire steel. 2ssgSc' spring Steel
Flour.
Straight grades. s250q2.75; fancy grades.
s15g3; patent -four. ss.z5Gs.75; low grades
Leather-Oak sole. 2sa3sc; hemlock sole.
ga 2sc; harness, 26a3Sc; skirting. S14Sze:
single strap. 41c; black bride per doz, 500
asS fair bride ssO0Is per doz; city KIP
skins. S5c1s1; French calfskins, $1qlSO.
Nails and Horseshoes.
Steel cut nails. .sI.25; wire nails. sl-25 rates:
horsesh res per keg. s3.75 mule shoes per
keg. $40; horse nails. $i45.
OIL Cake.
Oil cake. S25.25 per ton oil meal, s25.25
Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.
Oranges S2.7JG325 Or box. according to
size and quality
Gooseberries- per stand.
String Beans-Mobile round bean, S.35Q2;
nat, Sl.50Qlf5 per bu.
Cabbage-Baltimore. s2 per brl.
New Peas-Tennessee, s141.25; Illinois.
81 54l.50; home grown. 81 per bu.
Sweet Potatoes-New. Ss5Oq4 per brl.
Florida eapples-Medium, 81 per doz:
extra size, 50.
Bananas-s1. 25a175 per bunch. according
to size and quality.
Cheese-New York full cream, 12Q14c;
skins, 5GfTc per III.
Onions-S350d4 per brl.
Potatoes-From car, 75GS0c per bu; from
store. S0IS5c per bu.<s-.,
Cucumbers-35l40 c per doz
New irish Potatoes-$4-50G5 per brl.
Strawoerries-Choice, $2.50G3 per case,
"a quarts; Tennessee stock, $1,000
Seeds.
Clover-Choice recleaned. 60-Ib. $500 :. 70;
prime s5.75q6; English choice. 1915; prime.
$5.15q6; Alsike, choice. IS. 25IS75: Alfalfa,
cholce $53ou5.55. Timothy, 45-lb blu, choice,
choice, $2l2.l5: strictly prime, S2G2.10. Blue
grasS-fancy. lib 81 156I1 80 extra clean, $50
yOc Orchard grass-F xtra, $l.65lf1.75 Red
top-Choice, 55a65c: extra clean. SSQi0c. En-
gilsh bluegrass, "a Id bu, 81. 75q2S5.
Timers Supplies.
Best brand charcoal tin &c. 10614. 14d2O,
12M12, S6.751t7 TX, 1904, 14G20, 12012, $500
3; &c, 14420, roofing tin, s5.75d6; &c, 20Q2S.
$ll50al2; block tin. in pigs. 25c: In bars &c;
Iron-27 IL iron. &c; iron, &c; galvanized,
40 per cent. discount Sheet zinc, 512G6c.
Copper bottoms.a zoe. Planished copper, 24c.
Solder. 15Gl16c.
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=. BRUTE.
Conversation Reported Verbatim
by a Boston Writer.

A Conversation reported verbatim
by Boston Writer.
Boston Home Journal.
1t was i'm the Public Garden Sunday
dyspeptic expression. The woman appeared
divided between fright and desire to be
cheerful Evidently married couple out
on a pleasure walk Said the woman:
WHAT grunted the man.
Rather warm"
.'Where%
Here"
well. / suppose you can stand 1t If l
She seemed used to him. and so after
bit she began again: What pretty tulips"
Il said what pretty tulips"
'Where?'
..Well. what of it?'
Ten minutes passed and then she said:
isn't that a cunning little girl?"
"With the nursemaid we just passed"
Looks like natural born idiot"
The hour of sunset was drawing nigh and
the sky was tinted with all the glories of
what q lovely sunset" she exclaimed
81 said the sky looked lovely"
.sWhy. the sunset"
..WejI YOU needn't talk about il all the
time. l guess I've got eyes in my head
They crossed the common. AS they went
out OF hearing she was saying:
Those men seem TO preach on the Com
mon even IL Swift has gone 10 Washing
..Ruhr'
..-The Common preachers"
.Oh. yes: their zap never stops. 1t re-
- = Nv woman might obey such man, but
could she love and honor him?
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week of Disappointing Trade with
Few Fluctuations


Few Fluctuations.
The week ending Saturday, May IS. on the
wholesale streets was disappointing. On
commission row a better business was
done than on the wholesale streets Re-
ceipts Of fruits and vegetables of the sea-
son were large. but they sold low owing
10 the fact that much OF the stock was of
an inferior quality. During the week the
poultry market was weak and eggs firm.
Inc receipts OF butter are seldom as large,
"hiie prices are seldom low, but a large
per cent OF the butter arriving is far from
hrst quality. The grocers did better bust
ness than any other class of wholesale
merchants. Dry goods houses and millinery
establishments were unusually quiet The
seed men report trade letting down some
what There Is a little more activity to
the hide market, but prices do not improve
mere Is some wool coming in and the pro-
oueers are very sore over the prices.
J., Inc local grain market as whole the
last week has been something OF ar inn
provement on the week preceding Both
corn ana oats were in active request and
In tendency on oats. Track bids yesterday
Wheat-No: : red. sic; NJ. red. 47c;
Corn-No. white, 4Oc: No. white,
40c: No. white. 4oc for one color, fOc
mixed. sSIc: No. White mixed sszc. p Nos
4 white mixed. 361zc; No yellow. 3724c: No
5 yellow. 57%c; No. yellow 36s4c; No. 2
mixed, 37a4c; No. mixed, 37a4c; No. 4
mixed. SIC; ear corn, 4Oc.
Oats-No. white. sSAc: No. 3 white
Sli@c; No. 2 mixed. STkc; No. 8 mixed S594c:
Rye-Uo. 2. SIC for car lots; 45c for wagon
rye.
Bran. 49,
Hay-Choise timothy Sill: No. l. s1O75;
No ?. 50; No. l prairie. $3.50; mixed, S.;
clover. $76f7.50 per ton.
Poultry and other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippers)
Poultry-Hens, &c per 10; spring chick
ems, 1894. 12G115c; turkeys, old TOMS &c per
10; mems, &C per ID; ducks, &C per 10; geese.
HZUU4.O per doZ for choice
EgSs-Snippers paying S12G9c.
Honey-16GlSc
Feathers-Prime geese, 40c per lb; mixed
duck. 2oc per 10.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; 15c for dark.
NoOi-Medium unWashed, &c., Cotswold
ana coarse combing, 11H12c: tub-washe,i
i6122c; bury and understandable. 5GlOc
less
HIDES, TALLOw, ETC.
Taliow-No. l tallow, 4l2c; No. yellow.
4c '"'
Grease-White 4ikc: yellow, S1hc; brown.
Bones-Dry. s12a13 per ton.
Hides-No- 1 green hides PIC; No. G.
>. niueS, 312ci No. @. S. hides, PIC: No /
calf hides, &c; No. calf hides, S1kc.
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SEE FOLLOWING COPY

~oNEY makes money. The vital
III point Is knowledge, experience
lU facilities. Many people have
aims of money varying In amount
not large enough they feel for ..per-
uanent inyestment,~ AZ A. called.
nor that they enn spare long enough
I'm such cnses the money fails 10 make
money. Hes idle.
This trast company affords n con-
venient and safe means for meeting
all such cases. This company VIII
receive money I'm amy sums on deposit
for agreed time and pay interest
thereOn-thus gathering up differ
eut sums. utilizing them in business
and returning earnings. liz performs
one of the great and beneAcent pur-
poses of "a trust company.
The capital and the liability of the
stockholders OF this company-S2-
100000 in aII-are pledged for the
safety OF all its undertakings.
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WILL HELP THE CITY.
indianapolis VIII Get s50.0OO from
This UncoIIecfed Tax.

THAT decision means a great deal for In
dianapolIs" said Mayor Denny. referring
TO the railroad tax case last night. IT
will put $4,000 into the city treasury and
help US out considerably. That much.
understand. will come from the county as
the city's share Of the uncollected taxes"
This money, 1t seems. viii not become
Immediately available. the railroads and
other corporations affected by the decision
will not probably settle until November.
The last 6-per-cent. penalty under the Law
which was construed at Washington yes
terday was for the current year. and anoth-
er penalty cannot be affixed unless the rail-
roads fail 10 settle next November As
they have until this time before another
penalty Is due. they will probably net make
any further payments until then
Mayor Denny thinks that with this add
tional revenue and by taxing gas mains
and other privileges. the city may avoid
increasing It's tax rate, which the reckless
extravagance OF the Sullivan adminlstra-
tom would otherwise compel IL TO do.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Winter straights. S2.4002.65: winter. y 50
as; spring straights. 81 2oQ2. 60; spring,
SS.l0QlS.50; bakers. S.70Q2; No. spring
wheat, 53ssd5334c; No. 8 spring wheat
none; No 2 red. 5S5sg53s4c; No. ? corn. SIC;
No. 8 yellow corn, STlac; No. oats, 35isc;
No. 2 white. &c; No 3 white. 35d36l4c;
No. rye, 451zc; No. barley nominal; No
8, 52q5ic; No. H. 47QS2c; No. l faxseed
sl.33; prime timothy seed 81; mess pork
$1. 70Q11. 721a: lard 6.s506.S712c; short-rib
sides Qoose), 6.l5Q617i2e; dry-salted
shoulders (boxed). 5.75@6c; short-clear
sides (boxedO. 6621ad6.S712c; whisky, dis
tillers finished goods, s1.l5.
On the Produce Exchange. to-day, the
butter market was unchanged. Eggs
steady and unchanged.
Receipts-F'lour, 10000 brls; wheat, 23,eOO
bu; corn. A1,OOO bu; oats S1s,o0o bu; rye
Flour, 5000 brls wheat, $1,000 bu; corn
5000 bu; oats, $4,000 blu; rye, 5000 bu;
barley. 1900 blu.
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Births.

John F. and Ida c. Howard, 100 Blake
street boy.
Edward and Josephine Symmonds, 1000
West Vermont street. girl
girl
Albert and Bertha Cook, 106 Wisconsin
street, girl.
street girl.
Frank w and Fannie Besgs, 227 Massa-
chusetts avenue. boy.
William and Ida Scherle, PIG East North
street. boy.
F.. G. and NJ. A. Mcdonald. S96 North
Brookside avenue. boy.
Total births during the week sixty-fve.
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56g57c. Corn steady: spot. sc bid: month.
zf14fi5c; July. f3izc asked: steamer mixed
t2SQ3sc Receipts. $500 bu: stock, 1888
bu: sales. 1000 bu- Southern corn. by sam
strong: No. white Western, s3ai31kc: No.
z mixed Western. lq42c- Receipts. 1000
Sec Receipts 100 bu: stock. 2.5ss bu. Hay
firm; good to choice timothy. S145od15.
Grain freights dull and unchanged. Sugar
firm. Butter steady: fancy creamery lSf1
lie; fancy Imitation. l2ai4c. fancy ladle,
10G12c; good ladle, 9G10c: store-packed, S1
10c. Eggs firm; fresh, 12iec. Cheese steady.
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Connf, Treasurcr Holf.s suif.

Sterling r. kIolt. treasurer OF Marion
county, yesterday filed in the Circuit Court
a cross-complaint In the suit Of the Indian
apoIis Union Railway Company 10 enjoin
the county from collecting certain taxes
The cross-complaint shows that the COM
pany isfdelinouent in It's taxes for the years
1891 and 1892 IN sums aggregating I1o1z2.
and refuses 10 settle the same Judgment
Is asked for so 900. which includes penal
ties and attorneys fees
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ances. ss2s.15s. Money dull at 5e7 per cent
At Chicago-Ciearings. N1.5l600o Foreign
exchange duh and firm. Sterling exchange,
actual, St-s7a If.S95&. New York exchange,
$4,000 premium. Money steady az 4Q6 per
At New York-clearings. SO. COZ. 500; ball
ances, E.514930
:, At Boston-Clearings. 1920 s1; balances.
ances, $721 BIS
ances. 81. 30, 632
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Boston Courier
Tofnrny-Dld you do much fighting dur
ing the war. pa
Pal did NY share OF II. Tommy.
Tommy-Did you make the enemy run?
Pa-You're right / did. Tommy.
Tommy-Did they ketch you. pa?
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DAILY VITAL STATISTICS.
Deaths.

Infant Mitchell. 126 Andes street, still
born.
Gertrude W. Kingsley, forty-six years,
29S Bellefontaine street, diabetes.
II T.. Galloway, thirty-two years. Deni-
son House, peritonitis.
Total deaths during the week, thirty
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-27

According to Secretary Metcalf. OF the
State Board OF Health. who returned from
Fulton county yesterday. the authorities
there have succeeded in checking the spread
OF smallpox and the danger OF any cpl
dernic Is gradually lessening.
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Marriage Licenses.

Logan Beula and Ida Woodfork.
William q. Hunter and Josie Clay.
James Thomas and Rebecca Keller.
Augustus De Pair and Susan c. Rhodes.
Jennie Campbell and Mary Z. Huffman.
James III. Pottenger and Jessie Swim
ford
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Mr. welluppe-Thas picture is by an old
Mrs. Parvenu tapologetically>-y but
the frame Is new
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HaIf Rates.

To all points in Arkansas Kansas Ne
brasla, Colorado. Wyoming. Utah: Idaho.
New uexico. oklahoma. Indian Tertiary.
Mississippi. Alabama. Louisiana ana Ten
nessee May % = -,
Thirty DAYS cine. with stoR-oter priti-
ieges SieeDers and reclining c14r cars %
nearly ali principal points "a t-Fr.to.x meet
toned For inf2rn.Iio.r ~ ~ = &IyISf, 49,
ID p. A. No Pac- Hy> 5aeAs>o ki4c&
Indianapolis. Ind
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Truth

Have these youthful bloom preparations
been much used in the past2" asked the
customer with the purple ven.
Yes" re5oined the salesman. lightly. 'for
untold ages
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steinsny Piano. Tuners

Are al Bryants. s. and 60 North Pennsyl
vania- No matter what piano you have
leave order for tuning there ana II VIII hafc
best attention. and az reasonabie prices
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Elsewhere.

EAST LIBERTY, May 2s-Cattle-Re-
Prime asoai5o: good s.sog4lo; good
e06d fn cows ana h 5eagn sst Bulls
and stays S2Q3; veal calves, $4d450.
Hogs-The market was active Best Phil
adelphias, s505G5.15; best Workers, $5Q5.05;
common to fair Workers. s4-s5a4s5; good
heavy sows: s.25@4.5O; stays and rough
sheep supply fair and demand fair. The
market was steady. Extra, $3.9OQ4.lO; good,
is@Ss s5o fair TO- spTSs Isms Sem@SR sa
BUFFALO. May 2s.-Cattle-Receipts,
cars. No trading; feeling firm; good ship
ping steers. s4Q4;$5; buschers, steers. $3.50
A.5Oa475; prospects fair for Monday
Hogs-Receipts, 10 cars; fair demand for
diums; heavy and mediums, IS; Workers,
S5O5: pigs. $50.
Sheep-Receipts, 20 cars. The market was
weak and lower especially on lamLE; best
sheep. $425; few prime export at A5o;
fair to good S3.50q4; best lambs, siS5lT5;
fair to good. $425d475; spring lambs. s5a
CHICAGO, May 26-The Evening Journal
reports: Cattle-Receipts, 300 and four cars
Texans. Market dull and steady prime to
s5soa41o: others. S5.7o@460; Texans. s2sO9
Hogs-Receipts. $500. The market was
s4 40G4.65; packers apd mixed, 81. 70Q4.S0;
prime heavy and butchers weights $500
4.Sl
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1,500 The
market was steady; top sheep, AQ475; top
lambs. $4.50G5-S0.
KANSAS CITY, May 2e;nCattle-Receipts
1.60O; shipments, 100 The market was
steady; Texas steers, &. 60li3. 60: Texas cows,
$2Gt3. 20; shipping steers, SS20G4.30; native
cows, 81. 9oGI3.50; stockers and feeders, S2.50Q
3.S5; bulls, S2.25Q3.40.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. 800
The market was weak to &c lower; bulk
$45OG46 so; heayies, 81. 55Gp4.70; packers, "a. 609
4S0; mixed, $450Q4.e0; lights. s4.45q460,
Workers, s4.55G4.60; pigs, s4.35Q4. 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments, LOO. The
market steady.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-Hogs in light de-
mand and easy at $S.75Q4.s5. Receipts, 600;
shipments, 500.
Cattle-The market was easy at $2.2544l0.
Receipts 200; shipments 100.
Sheep in fair demand and steady at $1.50
a1425 Receipts LOO; shipments. 500.
Lambs in fair demand and f1rmer at $3.50
$50.
ST. LOUIS May 26.-Cattle-Receipts
400 shipments. 900; market steady at yes
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. 1900 The
market was easier at 5ll10c lower; good
light S470Q4.75; good heavy, S4.75
Sheep-Receipts, none; shipments, 50O The
market was steady without change.
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Cattle Scarce and Quiet-Hogs Weak
and Lower-Sheep Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, =; shipments. 200. But few on
sale The market was quiet at about pre-
yious nrices
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rud,annpoli. Horse and Mule Market.

L1OrSeS-
Heavy draft. good to extra. .s65Q1Oo
DRIVERS good to extra 80Qt125
Saddlers good to extra 60le100
Streeters good to xtra................ COG So
Matched teams, good to extra. ...... .l00Q200
Southern horses and mares, ........... $50 60
Extra style and action bring better prices.
IA hands. 4 to years old. $500 Is
l4Ih hands extra 4 to Z years DID,. 40lD IS
Is hands extra to Z years old. 49,. $50 20
II hands. good. to Z years old . 500 60
1879 hands, extra, to years DID,. 904l100
1915 hands. good, to years DID,. esq 80
Years old. e. .loo0lso
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saturdays Bans< Clearings.
~ New Orfeans-Clesrings. ss57. $50.
~ 81 LOUIS clearings <yoSs2ss; bal
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ADVANCES IN STOCKS
THE WEEKS RECORD SHOWS AN
UPWARD TENDENCY.
Irregular Market Saturday-DeaIs
About Evenly Divided-Indfanapo-
lis Corn and Oats Active.

AT New York. Saturday, money on call
closed easy at 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 2l40f1k per cent.
Sterling exchange was dull. with actual
business in bankers bills at s4SSA for de-
mand and at s4S7i5 for sixty days; posted
rates. $4SS1z0490; commercial bills. S4 861z6o
4s64.
Silver certificates. e4G65c. Bar silver
closed at 6Z3sc per ounce; at London, 2s1sd
The New York weekly bank statement
shows the following. CHANCES.