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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-01-19
STARVING NEBRASKA TO
MADISON COUNTY,.
. Resident of Madison COunty-Mass
Meeting Called at Ennis and the
Citizens of Virginia Requested TO
take Similar Action.

The starving farmers of Nebraska
have appealed to to the good people Of
this county for aid. The appeal was
addressed to VIM. Ennis in the form Of
the letter which appears below. The
citizens of Ennis have called a mass
meeting for Saturday, Jan. % for the
purpose of assisting the sufferers and
Nj. Ennis requests that the humane
citizens of Virginia and other towns in
the county take similar action. The
letter is as follows:
Cumro. Neb., Jan. s. IS95.-To
VIM. Ennis. ST.. George Burns and
Joe Hayden.-Nou have without doubt
heard of the great drouth which de-
stroyed our crops. But you may not be
aware of the amount OF suffering it has
entailed. Year before last our crops
we're cut short, but small grain did
fairly we'll. But last season We raised
nothing 4 and the people We're
left without means Of support the
suffering is heart rending. Little
children are crying for bread: fathers
only half clad and shivering with cold.
| cannot give you a pen picture OF the
suffering. 1t must to be seen to be
realized"
The wyiter, S. Z. Baldwin. who for
merly resided in this county, re-
quests that the matter be presented
to the people of the county. The Ne
braskans are greatly in need Of seed
wheat and the B. d NJ. road has offered
to carry, free of charge, all donations
that may be made.
1t is to be hoped that this appeal
will not be in vain.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
PROFITABLE MINING,
A Shipment from the Octopus-Rams-
horn News

WI McDOugal, the Sheridan mining
man came up Monday to file an adverse
claim to the claim of N. 2. on mineral
land in Bivens Gulch, which. however
he finds the company has not located
upon.
Nj. McDougal recently made a 10
ton shipment of ore from the Octopus,
which goes to show that his mine is
we'll worth fighting for. The ore was
shipped to Butte and netted $685. Sc.
Nj. McDougal is also interested in
the Ramshorn, which section, he says,
is looking up, especially since the
Ramshorn Mining Company began OPP
erations there. He also reports a new
find on Mill creek divide by Matt Ma
guire ard John Clisky. which is at
tracing much attention.
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a trite cid saying about the water in
he well that i, applicable inthis case
and when the professor is gone we will
miss him.
a. ". Tanner Of Red Bluff was in
town this week on business connected
with the mineral and question.
Hon. 4. D. Rc>siter in a private let
ter from Helena. ysthatt the PRINCIPAL
topic OF conversation at the capital is
new counties and subdivision of count
les. In this connection We are pleased
to be able TO say that the citizens OF
Madison ~county-and as we believe our
delegation in the legislature are
practically unanimously opposed TO any
change in the present boundry lines of
the county.
About TWO weeks ago a gentleman.
VINO was either a clerk or Judge of the
recent election wrote to the MADISON
IAN. stating that his warrant for his
service was at the county clerks Of
tlce and requesting that the MADISON
IAN man can lor Il anne II apply
II Oh ms SUBSCRIPTION ne letter mas
oeel i"-spI"te1. VIII The gentleman
who wrote i kindly send US his ad-
dress:
ednesday's Standard. which ar
rived here last night. contained an ac-
count Of the explosion Of several ear
loads Of powder near the Montana Cen
trial depot. by which. from 30 to so
people We're instantly killed. A small
1I'e' which me IRE department. mad
peen called 10 eXtelmlnate. was the
cause OF the explosion. ana Chief Cam
efoh, Assistant Chlel sloan anc~ four
o'llef members OF the department We're
kIlIeo,
G.. d.. Newberry. formerly of Home
Park. was il the city this week. Mr..
county where ne is manager Of the
buford Live Stock company. He states
that the Custer country would be an
excellent stock raising country were
the grey wolves exteIminated. Dur
ing the past year his company lost 30
head of stock through these pests. He
hopes the present Legislature will see
fit to pass a bounty law which will put
a price on the head of the ferocious
grey wolf. Mr.. Newberry departed
Thursday morning for Texas where he
expects to purchase about LOCO head of
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WORLDS Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
ST. MARY's ACADEMY.
Deer Lodge Montana.

This institution offers to young
ladies every advantage for home and
school comfort. The course of study
embraces all the branches necessary to
the acquisition Of a solid and refined
education. Terms moderate. For
catalogue, etc, address as above.
S-26t.
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n S
Received From the Helena Land q flee
Show Errors.

The lists of land located on by the
Northern Pacific was an unofficial one.
and a number of clerical errors were
made. Chairman Bennett of the citi-
zens committee has received a certified
list, and comparison makes necessary
the following correction:
Township ). South Range ) West
Add. all of sec. one. all of sec. three
and northwest quarter Of northwest
quarter sec. 8. Strike out northeast
quarter of northwest quarter sec. 8.
Township T.. South Range ) West
Add, southwest quarter of southeast
quarter sec. II, and southwest quarter
of southeast quarter sec. %: and north
half of northwest quarter sec. ..
Strike out southeast quarter Of south
east quarter sec. 7.
Township 4, South Range 4 West
Add west half OF northeast quarter:
north half of southeast quarter. and
northeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter, sec. IS. Strike out all in sec. l
and 3.
Township 3. South Range 5 Vest
Strike out east half of southwest
quarter, see. 7, and northeast quarter
of northeast quarter sec. 8, and add
southeast quarter of wnorthest quarter
sec. 7.
Township g.. south Range 6 West
Strike out northeast quarter @ fsouth-
east quarter. sec. II. and add south
west quarter of southeast quarter. sec.
II.
There is very little change this week
in the mineral land situation in Madi-
son county. There seems to be a tend
ency to organize in various parts
of the county. The committee author
ICES the publication of the following:
1.-The committee would urge upon
persons, directly o II indirectly interested
in the preservation of the mineral lands
the necessity OF at once preparing
proofs to the mineral character of such
lands. Let every person having a
claim upon any of the subdivisions ad-
vertised by the Northern Pacific make
afidavits in duplicate, sending one to
citizens committee here and one to
Helena OF Bozeman land Office, as the
case may be. These afidavits should,
SO far as possible. enter into detail as
to the amount of development work
done, the nature of the ground, wheth-
er mountainous, billy O bench land.
Let each community organize its local
committees and let such committees
look after mineral and O claimed by
individual locators. The committee
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.

Mrs. Bradley's art class. beginning
Wednesday. Jan. 8, will meet every
Wednesday and Friday afternoon. 1872
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admission, in Mask,
$780,

Spectators, with privilege OF dancing
after unmasking .75cts
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-01-19
Township j, South Range ) West

Add. all of sec. one. all of sec. three
except south half Of southeast quarter.
and northwest quarter OF northwest
quarter sec. 8. Strike out northeast
quarter of northwest quarter SEE. 8.
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$50; good to choice. s5.5OG5.s0: fair to good.
$tnt60; spring lambs. common 10 choice.
s3.I5n150.
ST. LOUIS. May ao-CattIe-Receipts g.
and shade higher. Good TO choice native
beef steers. &pS.sO: fair 10 medium, Sief
AIS; light. S5CG4: stockers. S2.25nS.25: feed
ers. S3n4: cows. $2.J013.50: fed Texas steers.
S:s0GiSo; grassers, se.I5GS-s5; COWS, S.2Sd
325.
Hogs-Receipts. 800: shipments. $500. The
market sc 10 Ice higher. Heavy, 500
G4.s0: mixed. A.25d4.50: light. $i.29li.4S.
SheeQ-Receipts. 1.1o0; shipments. LOCO.
The market was firmer. Natives range
S1oIi.5e. outside for top grades; southwest,
s.. s5d3.50: lambs. $i.50u5.25.
LOUISVILLE. May 2O.-Cattle-The mar
ket was steady TO strong and a fair clear
ance was made. Extra shipping, $685.;
hest butchers. Sf.50n 4.I0 feeders, xidi.Z0,
stockers. S2aI3. -.
Hors-The market was firm and sc TO Ice
higher. Choice packing and butchers. A45
to extra light. s4.f0a445; roughs. s3.5oNi.
Sheep and Lambs-The market was slow
at Saturdays prices. Good 10 extra snip
ping sheep. ss6r3.25; fair to good: g 5on3
extra lambs. S5.50d515; fair to good. S9d5.oo.
KANSAS CITY. May 20-Cattle-Receipts.
800; shipments. coo. The market was
strong to Zoe higher Texas steers, $50 To
Texas cows. $3.50. 40: beef steers, AnS.So;
native COWS. S2m4.35: stockers and feeders.
S2.5on4.i5; bulls, s2n3.90.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments. 2Oo. The
sales at M5@i ilSnf beavi e Ma5aise: pack
ers, A.30fii.60: mixed. A.a0ds.J0: lights, S4-lJ
M4.io: Workers. s4.3oGi40; pigs. SS.lod425.
Sheep-Receipts. 9,lCO; shipments. none.
The ma ket strong to Zoe higher
CINCINNATI, May 2O.-Cattle steady at
S275M5.50. Receipts 1900: shipments. $50.
Hogs active at $.15u4.i3- Receipts. 4ScO;
shipments, &c.,
Sheep in fair demand and steady at s9jlQ
AS: Receipts. 1900; shipments, 4co. Lambs
in fair demand and active at SS0i.s5.
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

(The quotations given below are the selling
prices OF the wholesale dealers)
Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.
Bananas-Per bunch, Sl.2561.75
Cabbage-New, $3.50 per crate.
Sweet Potatoes-New. Southern Queen,
S15 per brl.
,Cheese.New York full cream. 12gl4c:
skins. safe per h.
Potatoes-Per bu, 60G6oc.
Pineapples-s1@2 per doz.
Lemons-Messina, choice. "a per box; fancy
lemons, $3.50
AppplssaPer btl; New York and New Eng
Oranges-California seedlings, s250d2 70
per box; naveis. 1915.
Cucumbers-jOc per doZ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so per case of "a quarts.
according TO quality.
Green Peas-s.50 per bu box.
Green Beans-sl.5 80 per bu box.
Onions-Spanish onions, Sl.50 per crate;
new Egyptian onions. So per bag: new
onions. Sl.5o per blu; Bermuda onions, sl.75
per crate.
New Potatoes-s4m4.25 per brl.
Coacoanurs-A per 100
Tomatoes-New. Florida growth, $3.50 for
six-basket crate: Cuba growth. 81.
Provisions.
Bacon-Clear sides, 40 to 30 lbs average
7s4c; 80 to 40 lbs average. 77sc; 20 to 30 lbs
average Sc. Bellies, - lbs average 734c:
IA to is lbs average, Slsc; II to 10 lbs aver
71sc; ~ to 20 lbs average, 77sc; to 10 lbs
Shonlders-Englsh-cur IL lbs average.
I'sc; lbs average, Slsc.
Hams-Sugar-cured.1 Is to 20 lbs average.
lie; Is lbs average lie; 12l2 lbs average.
c ~ s lbs ayerase ssdsS s block ,ss hams
ifornia hams, sugar-cured, 10 TO IL lbs aver
age. 71sc. Boneless hams. sugar-cured, 9
Picked Pork-Bean pork. clear, per brl.
200 lbs. SIS; rump pork. s13.
Breakfast Bacon-Clear hrsts, 12c; Sec
onds, lie.
Lard-Kettle-rendered in tierces, sac;
pure lard 7%c.
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changes. Hides advanced &c. Leather is
frmer and advancing In Its tendency. All
staple groceries carry firm tone and the
same remark will apply TO the dry-goods
market. The dullness of yesterday was
but temporary. as with pleasant weather
good deal is doing In the dry goods line IN
replenishing broken stocks and purchasing
the new patterns of goods coming on 10 the
market. Poultry and eggs are firm, receipts
light. Butter continues TO come in In large
quantities and sells low Nearly all articles
i'm the fruit and vegetable line yesterday
had a downward tendency. Receipts are
increasing. but accommodations as yet have
not been largely in excess of the demand.
Other markets are without feature, except
provisions. some descriptions OF which are
lower.
The local grain market is active. Wheat
advanced 3iac. and several grades OF corn
a cent. Oats are in better request. The
market closed with track bids ruling as
wheat-No. red, 7ii4c; No. red. 72i=c;
wagon wheat. zoe.
No 3 white. 5sc; No. white mixed. 52Iec
No. 3 white mixed. 52I1c; No. yellow. 52l2c; ;
No yellow. 52lzc: No. 2 mixed. 5,4c; No.
Oats-No. white, 33Izc No. white, &c;
No. mixed. 30c; No. mixed. 2sc; reject
Hay-No / timothy. $3.50; No. 2. $3.50: No.
/ prairie. IS; mixed. $50; clover, $50 per
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices Paid by Shippcrs)
Poultry-Hens, TIC; chickens, 7kc.
EggS-ShipperS paying lO12c
Butter-Choice country, i<I6c
HOney-l8c.
Feathers-Prime geese. 3oas2c per ID;
mixed duck. zoe per h.
Beeswax-20c for yellow; l5c for dark
Wool-Medum unwashed, 12c; fine merino
unwashed. Sc; cotswold ana coarse combing,
l0dl2c; tub-washed, 16Q1Sc: bury and I'M
merchantable SC less.
HkDES, TALLOW, ETC.
Hides-No. l ereen-salted hides, sac; No
.. 7i2c.
Calf Skins--Green-salted No. /. 7lsc; No.
.. &C..
Grease-White. 41zc: yellow. 31Ac: brown.
&C.
Tallow-No. /. 4iac; No. 2, &c.
Bones-Dry, s12Q13 per ton.
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CHICAGO. May 20.-Cattle-With receipts
of to-day of about 10000 head, or $500 less
than arrived week ago. and 6,70O less than
arrived a year ago. trade was active at an
advance of about l0Gl5c per 100 pounds.
dressed beef firms buying more freely than
for several days past. The market was
in decidedly better shape, some choice 131S-
pound Texas steers fetching $3.50 and first
class beeves have brought over Sc. n good
s4.35q5.SO for common to choice native
steers weighing from 900 TO l,500 pounds,
the bulk selling at $q5.l5. The absence of
a good export demand is a serious draw
back, only 2,7S5 head having been taken
here last week for foreign markets against
6.4So the corresponding week last year.
ment in quality, the arrivals last week
averaging 2291a pounds. To-day's market
was a surprisingly good one despite the
fact that the arrivals amounted to 5000 more
than expected. Both local packers and ship
pers were good buyers and large business
was transacted. prices showing an advance
in pork last week and to-day was an in
fiuence and evidently tended to stim-
ulate buying. Common to extra
chasers at N35d4.So the bulk of the sales
being at A.e094.70. For light weights the
ruling prices We're A.35@i1o with trans
actions largely at Si55G4.65.
Sheep-The marketing OF sheep continues
on a much smaller scale than several weeks
ago and prices are on the rise as there Is
a lively demand from local dressed meat
concerns There was a further advance OF
1Oa15c per 100 pounds; choice sheep selling
as high as s.. Sales were on a basis of 81
as for sheep and So. 15n6 for lambs; nearly
all the sheep and lambs having been shorn.
NEW YORK, May 20.-Beeves-Receipts
two days. 5,152; on sale, AZ cars. Moderate
IL active; steers and good cows a shade
firmer; oxen, bulls ard common to medium
cows 1oc TO 15c higher Native steers,
ordinary TO good, S5.l0T5.S5; oxen, g. l5d4
bulls S335Q450; dry cows. s.. 4Od4l0 k.u-
.ropean cables quote American steers at la
re per pound. dressed weight: refrigerator
beef at Sla0104c. No exports to-day
Calves-Receipts. two days. APO: i.i10 on
sale Market active and 4N3sc higher.
Veals. poor TO choice, sac: buttermilk
calves. $.45n4.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. two days Is
Sos: on sale. $500. Market steady: year
lings lsc higher; lambs steady. Clipped
sheep, poor TO prime. S.37izffi15 unshorn
sheep, $iG5J0: clipped yearllngs. common
10 choice. A.62l2G6: unshorn yearlings, $50
6.s5: Southern lambs. 81. 50Gs.15-
Hogs-Receipts, two days. 1900; marke I
slow and lower. Inferior 10 choice. si.50n5.
EAST BUFFALO. May 20.-Cattle-I.e-
ceipts about as cars. Market fairly active;
demand for nearly all kinds.
Hogs-Receipts, 12f cars Market shade
easier for light grades and Workers; good
mediums. 81. 70TiS5; common 10 good heavy
ends. A.35G4J0; roughs. Adi.25; pigs. si.6g
0i.e5.
Sheep and I.ambs-Receipts 81 cars. Mar
ket fairly active. Clipped sheep choice To
export wethers. x.50d4-so: fair TO good
mixed. ss6014.25: common to fair. x.25a
$50; clipped lambs. fancy export, $500
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Twelve Transfers, with "a Total Con.
sfderatiOn of $S,O95.76.

Instruments filed for record in the re-
corder's office of Marion county, Indiana.
for the twenty-four hours ending at D. m.
May 90 1895. furnished by Thee. Stein,
abstracter of titles. Hartford Block. No. "a
East Market street.
Percy r. Chevalier to NJ. f. Bry-
ant lot No. Q in block 90 North
1ndanap polls Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
William r. Bunce to James r.
Bunce and wife. part of lots 10 and
20, brakes subdivision of outlot
H.. west of White river.............. 10000
Emily Caffay 10 Lyman Il. Milf
kan, lot 30. square II, second sec
ton Lincoln Park addition ......... 10000
John +. Hoss to Calvin +. Perkins.
part of southwest quarter of sec
ton 20. township IL, range 5......... $4,000
Sarah G. Vreeland TO Amelia a.
! Spahr, part of northeast quarter
of section 10. township Is, range a.. 6i6SS
Sarah c. Vreeland to Marcus l..
Hare and wife, part of northeast
quarter of section 49, township 16,
range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 64SSS
Henry s. Slutzky to Samuel Fall
ender part of lot III, McCarty's
subdivision Of east part OF outlot
Mary Lesser to oliver Mckinney, lot
No. g. Losers first addition 10 West
indianapolis ...................... 10000
Carver. lot H. block IS, Burtons
addition to North indianapolis - 10000
William Stoeffier TO Pauline Buley,
part of lot u. Lozier & Stevenss
subdivision of Vajen's addition. 10000
Sarah r. Bowlen to Florenca Whit
ney. lot 26i, Browns southeast adj
dition ,........................ 5000
Robert G.. Harseim to William c.
kring, lots 10 and 10. block TO-
Tuxedo Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
Transfers. IL; consideration. $50. SIS, Os5. rs
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The applications of the following named
Indianians have been granted:
Original-John p. Griffin. Rushville. Rush !;
William Hogle. Cope. Morgan; James II.
Smith Sellersburg. Clark: Alva Stephens,
Michigan City. LaPorte; Samuel W. Heagy,
Goshen, Elkhart.
Observation-Disclosures Schaefer. Lo-
gansport CaSs.
Renewal-Jonathan Stanley, Dunkirk. Jay
Renewal and Increase-Peter FOuSt Fort
Wayne. Allen; Charles +. pantic. Fredonia
Crawford.
Increase-Amos Stephenson. Indianapolis
Marion: John W. Cross. jamestown. Boone:
Timothy Frooley. Jeffersonville, Clark: VIII
liam ID. Tingle. Clarksburg, Decatur: Joseph
" Jones, Lexington, Scott.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT j. Davis. Elkhart, Elk
hart: William Pambert. Mooresvile Nor
gan: Thomas j. Parsons. Ellsworth. Dubois
Curtis Il. Small. Terre Haute, Nigo.
Reissue and lncrease-Adam Deckman
Hudson. Steuben.
Original Widows. etc.-Elizabeth Brown
Packerton. Kosciusko; Ruth j. Morgan
Rennettsvile. Clark: minor of jeremiah III
James. Peru
Original Widow, ACKNOWLEDGMENT Nc
Canton, Butlerville. jennings.
Mexican War Survivor-Delilah Manary
Delphi, Carroll
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wild Time. I'm New York.

NEW YORK. May 20-The greatest ex-
element seen in grain circles IN number OF
years was Witnessed on the Produce Ex-
change to-day. Wheat naturally came in for
the lions share of the activity. the trans
actions amounting to 3S.0000o0 bushels. but
corn and oats also had a fair trade. Fluctu-
atoms were violent at times. the range on
prices being unusually large. The activity
was a continuation OF the excitement on the
curb Saturday when July rose from 73i5c
to s51.c in half an noEr. To-day il beat the
latter price by nearly &c. touching 777sc dur
ing the afternoon, and making total rise
OF almost &c per bushel in two days. The
public has now carried wheat up 15Q20c a
bushel and seems TO be just much in
the ring as ever. Freezing weather West
and talk of widespread damage has been
of great assistance to the bulls and was
particularly so to-day. Another very I'M
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Mondays Bank CIcarings.

At Chicago-CIearings. Sl6.a69.00o Money
4i,a5 per cent. for call loans and 5i2N6 per
cent. for commercial paper. New York ex-
change. doc premium. sterling exchange.
posted rates. S4Ss0is1
At Cincinnati-AIoney. in6 per cent. New
York exchange. I0nS0c premium. Clear
ings, s.. 10000.
At New York-Clearings, S7s.osS.67s; bal
ances. si.il2.54.
A. misunderstanding. sl3.l37Sil; balances.
$1.64i $50.
AT -. C.earings, si,Sls.Ol0; bal
ances 1851. 4Se.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. si,s12.ss9; bal
ances. S5269sl.
At Philadelphia learlnss. soess.sso; ball
ances, 81 ,J07, sos
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
election of the Indianapolis Board OF Trade
Will be held In the rooms OF the Board. on
Monday. June TO- 1885, at which the followin,
officers are 10 be elected: \ president a
vice president and a treasurer, 10 serve
for the ensuing year; also ten members OF
the Governing Committee. to serve for four
and close at s o'clock p. m
GEORGE w. SLOAN, President
Attest: JACOB w. SMITH. Secretary.
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For Rccciving stolen Goods.

ton OF a peddler was arrested yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff List on the charge of
receiving stolen goods. He is accused of
receiving seventy-hve bushels of oats stol-
en- by Brennen. Sanders and Hahn the
West indianapolis gang of railroad thieves
recently tried in the Criminal Court He
gave bond
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futures ranged as follows:

Cash quota tons were as fOllows:, Flour
steady: No. , spring wheat. 76isG764c; No.
3 spring wheat. nominal: No. 2 red, Pisa
73asc; No. 2 corn. 5el2a5224c: No. 3 yellow
corn SIC: No > oats. DC: No. white, $50
sac: No. 8 white. s5d33l.c: No 2 rye 66i1c;
No. barley. 50l2a5lc: No. 8. iSq5Oi.c: No.
4 nominal; clover. IS. 25Gty. 20; No. | faXseed,
81 use; prime timothy seed, So; mess pork.
per brI. s12 7odl2.S1i. lard. per 10. 6S0c;
short-rib sides Qoose). 6.3jM6.40c: dry-salted
shoulders tboXeD. 5i4G5asc: short-clear
sides (boxed). 69sn64c whisky, dstillers
finished goods. per gal. sl.A
On the Produce Exchange. to-day. the
l6Ikc: dairies. 7nl5c. Eggs firm at 1li2Gl2c
Cheese steady at .@Llc.
Receipt s-F'lour. 5000 brs: wheat. 20 600
bu; corn $4,000 bu: oats, $4,000 bu: rye
1000 bu: barley. 5000 5u, Shipments-Flour
5000 brls: wheat: $4,000 bu; corn. 2sS.0Oo blu;
oats. 402 900 bu: barley. 5000 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-21
v,.,br. SunpIy of Grain.

NEW YORK, May 2o.-The visible supply
of grain. Saturday. May IS. compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange, was as
follows: Wheat sc, 4s4 600 blu. a decrease of
900 bu: corn, 7,55s,OO0 bu, a decrease of
4i5 600; oats. $685. 600 bu, an increase OF lIS,-
O0O; rye. $4,000 bu, an increase OF 4,Wo;
harley is. 900 bu. decrease of 5I,OOO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-05-21
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