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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-13
Mrs. Choate Omciates.

London, May 12.-Mrs. Joseph III.
Choate. wife of the United States am
bassador. officiated for the first time at
a public function this afternoon, open
ing the amateur art exhibition at Crom-
well House. in the presence of a distin-
guished company. Mr.. Jospeh Fl.
Choate, jr., accompanied his mother.
The exhibitors include many people
prominent in society. The proceeds of
the exhibition will be devoted to char
!:
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Rank Fxarniner Convicted.

Chicago. May 12.-George n Hayden,
formerly state bank examiner, was
found guilty, Of misconduct in1oftice by
a jury in Judge Burke's court this af-
ternoon. Judge Burke withheld SEN
tence. The specific charge against
Hayden was that he withheld his report
on his examination of the Globe SAY
ings bank from Jan. S. 1897. until March
10. 1897, knowing all the time that the
affairs OF the bank were in bad condl-
ton. The bank failed on April ), 1891.
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FAKE BOGUS HONEY.
Glucose Is Used By Many Unscrupu-
lous Dealers.

Chicago, May 12.-The senatorial
committee on pure food invest cation
devoted most Of the day to the subject
of honey and il was shown by expert
Testimony that not only was glucose
used for adulterating this article Of
food. but that jobbers would use fraud
ulent methods in handling the trade for
honey substitutes. Ii was also shown
that glucose was not necessarily deli
FERROUS TO health when used as an adul-
terant.
powders had an inning and experts on
these two articles OF commerce declared
the prejudice against them was based
on Ignorance and INSTRUMENTATION.
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May Drink On Sunday.

Washington, May 12.-Judge Kimball
decided today that the sale of liquors
on Sunday in Washington hotels was
legal under the act of 1892, which, he
holds, was not repealed by the law
passed by the last congress prohibiting
such sale.
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REVIEWING STAND FELL.
Many Persons Injured at Celebra-
ton at Paris. Tex.

l1OA a. L dis, Ia
Paris. Tex, May 12.-About $3.50
the reviewing-sta on which were
seated 1000 persons. Witnessing dis
play of fireworks. fell with a crash. A
great number were injured. some prob
ably fatally. The names of = number
OF the injured follow:
Len Martin, internally, probably IA
tally.
John Fitzhugh, son of cotton mer-
chant. broken arm.
Larkin Hunt, ex-city marshal badly
bruised.
Kittie Littlejohn (colored), probably
fatally.
L. F. Baker, jaw broken.
The pyrOtechnical display vas the
closing entertainment Of the hreraeu' :
convention.
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saltair Excursion Agent.

r. H. McKaig has just received the
appointment of excursion agent fo'
Saltair for this season and will take VI
his new duties on Monday next. Mr.
McKaig was with tn ~ )mpany in the
same capacity during the years fS94
and 1895 and made a good record. He
will also have charge of the Garfield
Beach programme
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Id. S. COLLEGE RECEPTION.
Enjoyau4e. Surprise Given to Faculty
By the Pupils.

The students of the Latter-day Saints
business college last evening gave a
very pleasant surprise party in honor
of their faculty. The affair was an en-
joyable one and took place at the col
lege rooms in the Templeton building.
Three hundred students with their in
structors and many friends. filed the
lecture room where the following pro-
oramme was given:
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Boston. May 12.-The feature of today's
ball game were double play by Long and
Tenney and Stahl's brilliant running pick
up of a ball in right field. McKenna
pitched well for Baltimore but received
poor support while costly errors were
made by Magoon and Holmes. Score:
r. III. Z.
Baltimore -. 49,. ..............6
Batteries-Lewis. Willis and Bergen;
McKenna and Robinson.
Umpires-GaffIay and Andrews.
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kAUTz TO SOON COME HOME
NOTHING TO KEEP HIM LONGER
IN SAMOA.
Former Municipal Magistrate of Apia
Enters a Plea For Mataafa and
Sounds a Warning.

Seattle, Wash. May I'm a letter
to friend in this city, Admiral Kautz
says that he does not expect to be held
at Samoa many weeks longer. He ex-
poets the Philadelphia to be ordered
to San Francisco and then TO Port
Orchard for docking and cleaning.
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Filipinos Driven From Position.

New York, May ia dispatch to the
Herald from Manila says the Filipino
forces, which were entrenched behind
strong fortifieations at San Ildefonso,
north of Balinag. have been driven from
their position by Lawton. One Ameri-'
can was wounded
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pires.o'Day and Brennan.
Cincinnati. 5; Pittsburg. /

Pittsburg, May 12.-Although Cincinnati
had but one more hit than Pittsburg. the
home team at no time came within sight
Of victory. Attendance, 1,S00. Score:
R. II. z.
Pittsburg.. $3.50. ...... ......1 z 5
Cincinnati ...... 80. ...........5 s
Batteries-Payne. Sparks and Bower
man; Taylor and Peitz.
Umpires-Hunt and Connolly.
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To Observe Memorial Day.

Washington, May 12.-The war de-
partment has issued the usual order
providing for observance by the army
of Memorial day, May 80, at all army
posts and stations, by the display of
flags at halfmast, national salute and
musical programme.
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RETURN OF DREYFUS.
Sensational Announcements Regard
ing Preparations In Paris.

IH5 TI6pdI a01Olo III Z his.
London, May 12.-The Paris cores
pondent of the Daily Chronicle says:
Sensational announcements regard
ing the preparations for the return Of
Dreyfus 10 France toward the end of
next month continue: but the story
that ten members of the republican
guard. and four ger d armes left Saint
Zazaire on Tuesday for French Guiana
20 escart him back lacks authentica-
ton as vet
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Don Carlos Not Sleeping.

London. May 12.-The Saturday Re-
view claims to have particular infor-
nation to the effect that the present lull
in Spain will be shortlived, and that
Don Carlos will soon submit his for
tunes to a final issue.
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Harvard Retrieves Position.

Cambridge. Mass, May 12.-After a
series of three defeats, Harvard re-
trieved her position in debate by a vic
tory over Yale in the contest held in
Sanders theatre tonight.
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BROOKLYN. 3: Washington. O.

New York, May 12.-Washington was
shut out today at Brooklyn through their
ing on the part of the Brooklyns. Dineen
pitched good ball. but a series of punched
hits won the game for Brooklyn. At
tendance. 1913. Score:
r. II. Z.
Washington .... 80. ........-.....0
Brooklyn ...... ........ ............3 l
Batteries-Dineen and MCGUIRE; Yeager
and Farrell.
Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
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Gleck a Close Second.

New York. May 13.-At o'clock the
score in the seventy-two-hour race
stood: Hegelman. 341 miles: Click $40
miles: Tracy, 53S miles, and Cox, 52S
miles
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ments were served, after which a So
cial good time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
The following committee had in hand
the successful conduct of the event:
Gertrude Musser, Bessie Edmonds, Ger
trude Arbuckle, Louise Eardley, George
Maycock. L. P. Midgley, Will Shepard,
Joseph Hyde.
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Champions and Former Champions
Play Good Ball at Boston-Wash-
ington Shut Out Again.
Standing of the Clubs.
Philadelphia Won Both Games.

Philadelphia, May 12.-The Phillies cap
tured both games from New York today
the victories being due to superior bat
ting. In the first game the Giants failed
TO score. Thomas played a sensational
game in center in the second game. and
Davis led at the bat for New York with
home run and a double. Attendance,
1,794 Score:
First game)- r.. II. Il.
New York .......................-..0
Philadelphia -.-....-.-.-....n 10
Batteries-Doheny and Grady; Frazer
and Mcfarland.
Umpires-Swartwood and Warner.
Second game)- r. II. f.
New York So. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Philadelphia .--.... ..-......... IA
Batteries-Meekin and Warner; Wheeler
and Douglass
Umpires- Swartwood and Warner.
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Umpires-Emslie and Mcdonald.
st. Louis, 5; Cleveland, 4.

Cleveland. o., May 12.-The old Cleve-
lands and the alleged Clevelands played
a. rafting good game today in the pres
ence of 200 spectators. 1t was nip and
tuck and a tie from the eighth until the
tenth inning, when Mexican made a home
run. and won the game for st. Louis.
Score:
r. II. E.
Cleveland -. -. ................4 9 o
Batteries-Carsey and thinner; Wilson
and Criger.
Umpires-O'Day and Brennan.
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ACTUAL WORK HAS BEGUN TRIED TO BRIDE THE POLICE
MRS. MARSHALL GETS HERSELF
INTO TROUBLE.
Officers Swooped Down and Arrested
Her For Keeping House of Pros
titution-Scene at the Station.

As a sequel to quiet investigation that
has gone on for week past. as warn
ing to many others. and as the direct re-
suit of some sensational occurrences last
night Mrs. A. NJ. Marshall will answer to
the charge of keeping house of prostitu-
ton, at 80 SaSt Second South. 1t is not
a house widely advertised and known. but
bears the name of the Golden Gate, of
which Mrs Marshall is proprietress, and
which has the appearance and is held out
to be a respectable apartment house.
Mrs. Marshall was arrested last night
and. after spending an hour or so in Jail,
procured 800 bail and was released She
will be remembered as the star witness
Tor the defense in the Lou Hamilton muir
der case
Detective Sheets was stopped last even
ing on the street by the woman. who en-
tered into a discussion of the affairs OF
her house, and dropped the remark that
some of her girls" were mo good to
her" Shortly afterward she again stopped
the detective and renewed the conversa-
ton. She said she was keeping "a good
house." and with that pulled out her
purse and opened it. apparently with the
intention of attempting to bride the de-
iectiVe.
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ID. Cunningham has been appointed super
fntendent OF the northern division of the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy.
A committee on the Chicago division of
the Panhandle l. investigating the demands
for a REIMBURSEMENT OF wages.
The increase in minimum carload weights
OF packing house products from 1900 to D.
CO pounds becomes effective May Is.
Conductor Peter Corners. OF the Pan
handle. Is on du.y again after having been
absent some time on account OF Illness.
A train passed over the Big Four yester-
day on which were t~wenty-eight street cars
shipped from St Louis 10 Philadelphia
The annual election OF the PENNSYLVANIA
volunteer relief department for the selection
OF members OF the advisory board will be
held May "a
Elmer G. Solicit has been appointed travel
Ing engineer on the third. fourth aud hfth
divisions OF the Wabash lines. He has been
promoted from engineer. vice James Wells,
resigned.
Chicago & Rock Island road, a day or two
ago. hauling a private car. reached a speed
for several consecutive miles OF niaety-eight
miles an hour.
Harry ". Houston has been appointed
chief train dispatcher OF the western di-
vision CT the PfttsbuTg. Fort Wayne Il Chi
cago, and will be practically second assist
ant .trainmaster.
Edward F. Kersher has been appointed
general freight agent OF the PENNSYLVANIA
division OF the New York Central, and +.
r HERMAN division coal agent for the
Beach Creek district.
IL Is stated that John Mackenzie. who for
ten years has been the superintendent CT
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ing grades exceeded the supply. and trade war ac-
T.15: wool lambs. S.fG565: clipped lambs. 40
8; yearlings, s565 %: wethers. s4d5; stockers and
feeders. s3a4.s0; culls, s. 3G3-25
NEW YORK, May 4.-Beeves-Receipts. ~: no
trading. Market feeling steady. Cables quote
cattle higher at 11L011&c.
Sheep firm at 3ixQ1f1c; ambs.1 5c; refrigerator
beef lower at sac per pound; exports. 495 cattle
and 1878 quarters of beef.
alve-Receipts 2e. Market firm at HdS.7S
for common TO prime veals.
Sheep and La~mbs-Receipts. 1,226: good stock
STEADY but slow: common and medium lowers
fat unshown sheep. sS.25; no clipped here: un-
lhorn lambs. t6.2; clipped lambs. Sqs.5o; shon
lambs nominal.
2.slo. Market slow: good West
ern hogs. A.12z.
ST. LOUIS. May L-Cattle-Receipts. 100. In
Guiding 200 Texans. Market strong for natives.
with Texans steady. Fair TO choice native ship
ping and export steers. A.5odS25. with fancy
worth E.65: dressed beef and butcher steers. $3S
d4.e5; steers under LOCO pounds. Nd4-z5: stockcrs
and feeders. So. 10q4.s5; COWS and heifers. zoo
$50: bulls. s3Q315: Gamers. Sd2S5: Texas and
Indian steers. cows and heifers. ga
q4.3o.
Hogs-Receipts. 500. Market Sc lower; pigs
and lights. 50 0 20: packers. s.. 7Od3 So: butch-
ers. 50. 7563.s5.
sheep-Receipts. 300. Market strong: native
muttons. A5oq5; lambs. SIS: spring LAMBS.
s.. 5OG9 80.
CINCINNATI, May 4-Hogs dull at 8.1cd3s 81.
Cattle steady at 81 75H5.
Sheep strong at Sq4.75. Lambs strong at 40
66.
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A IN
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore,
Cincinnati and other Places.

ST. LOUIS May 4-FTour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull. weak and lower; No: red, cash.
72lzc asked: No. 2 hard. CSC. Corn weak and
lower; Ne. 2. cash, ac; track, 359SShc; May. Sq
dull and about steady; No. 2, cash. 2Szc; track,
2sa29Ac; May. 2slzc asked; July. 24lsc bid: Sep
at 57lac. Flaxseed lower at so. Prime timo-
thy seed. 2& Corn meal. brah
firm at s4.5Sa7.5O. whisky steady at s.2s. Cot
ton ties. S5c: bagging. eg6Ac. Pork steady at -.
Lard steady: prime steam. $40: choice. 1875.
Dry-salt meats (boxedD shoulders, A.25: extra
shorts and ribs. s.: choice. S.l21s: Bacon-Boxed
shoulders. So; extra shorts. SSH; ribs. $50;
shorts. s5.5. Receipts-F1our. 1000 brls; wheat.
| LOCO bu; corn, ls, OK bu; oats. 26. COO bu. Ship
ments-F1our, 5000 brls; wheat. 1900 bu: corn.
10000 bu; oats. s.ooo bu.
| LIVERPOOL, May 4-Bacon-Cumberland cut
dull at sos: short ribs dull at Sis: long-clear mid
dies. light. steady at 29s Cd: long-clear middles.
heavy. steady at 2ss Cd; short-clear backs steady
at 2ss. Shoulders. square. steady at AIS. Lard
Prime Western. in tierces, dull at 2Ss Cd; Amer
lean refined. in 200 pound pals, dull at 21s. Cheese
American finest white steady at sis; American
| finest colored steady at Sis. Cotton seed oil -
Hull refined May. August dull at los. Tallew.,
| new, firm at IS Sd; futures quiet; May. IS sd;
July. 81 SID; September. IS 6Ad. wheat-Spot
firm; futures quiet; May. IS 9lsd; July, is sad:
| September SIS Slsd.
BALTIMORE. May 4.-F1our-Receipts. 5,4ss
brls; exports. A.32s brls. Wheat dull and easier:
spot, month, and June. 7SAa75lee; July, !c
| 1921 bu; Southern, by ample. 10q16c; Southern.
on grade. 70le@75hc. Corn dull and easier; spot
and the month. 3sq3sAc; June. 3SlsQ3sssc; July.
S1ac; steamer. mixed. 36izQ36a4c; receipts. l6l $40
bu: exports. 42.S57 bu; Southern white corn, 40
4lIzc; Southern yellow corn. 39Ac. Oats steady:
No. 2 white. 3Q351ac: No. 2 mixed. 32QS21sc; re-
ceipts, 7.426 bu.
MINNEAPOLIS. May Wheat in store: No. I
Northern May. zoe: July. 71ssq71lsc; September
S9Ac. On track: No. i hard. 71Ac; No. 1 North
ern. 70&c. No. 2 Northern. CSC. Flour. first pat
ents. s. 75q3.s5 second patents, SO 55q3.6S; first
clears, 81. o so. Bran. in bulk. $685..
rNrC TT r~i4,r l,tr lNbaat l,,fn.
No. 2 red, 72lzc. Corn steady; No 2 mixed. 36l1c.
Oats steady; No. 2 mixed, 2Sd29lsc. Rye steady;
l No. 2. 62hc. Lard easy at s4.s212. Bulk meats
quiet at $3.50. Bacon easy at S.65. Whisky
steady at So
OLEDO May 4-Wheat dull and lower; No. =
cash, 75c. Corn dull and easy: No. 2 mixed. 3Sc.
Cats dull and steady; No. 2 mixed, &c. Rye dull:
No. 2, cash, CSC. Glover seed dull and lower;
| prime new, cash. and May. $40 bid; October,
| A.45 bid
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Butter, Egg. and Cheese.

NEW YORK. May 4.-Butter-Receipts. Asa
packages. Market steady: Western creamery,
l41zal714c: factory. l21eGls1sc. C~heeseEReceipss.
1858 packages. Market steady; large white. 12c:
small. white. l2Ql4c; large. colored. rc; small,
colored. RQl4c- New cheese steady: large. sh9
99sc: small, &c. = 14.l10 packages.
Market firm; State and Pennsylvania. lSxql4c:
Western. l3%Q14c; Southern. Hql3c.
May 4.-Butter unchanged:
fancy Western creamery. rtc; fancy Western
prints. zoe. Eggs unchanged; fresh nearby. 13c;
fresh Western. 13Ac; fresh Southwestern. 13hc:
fresh Southern. l21zc. Cheese quiet but steady.
BALTIMORE, May 4.-Butter steady; fancy
creamery. 1sQ1sc; fancy imitation. 15d1Sc: fancy
ladle. 14QlSc; good ladle. l2Ql3c: store packed.
1lq12c; rolls, 13c. Eggs quiet at H1sc. Cheese
quiet and unchanged.
KANSAS CITY. May 4.-Butter weak: cream
cry, 13Q17c; dairy, 14c. Eggs market quiet and
unchanged; freeh Missouri and Kansas. new
cases. cases included. lo1sc; cases returned. loo.
CHICAGO, May 4.-On the Produce Exchange
the butter market was steady: creamery. L2g16c;
dairy, 10Q14c. Eggs steady; fresh. ulzc. Cheese
weak; creamery, 101zq1lc.
ST. LOUIS. May 4-Butter steady; reamery
1491711c; dairy. 12Q14c. Eggs drm at 1Oc.
CINCINNATI. May l-Butter dull. Eggs dull
at lie Cheese firm.
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MARKET
CHICAGO BEARS LAYING Up TROUBLE
BY HEAVY SHORT sALEs.
Price Of Crop Futures Il Indifferent
to Continual Arrival Of Bullish
News-POrk Lower.

CHICAGO, May 4-The wheat market
ruled weak to-day under a vigorous bear at
tack. An early advance was lost and July
closed sc off. Corn lost lsdAc and oats sc.
Pork declined 121ac and ribs 2lzc. Lard
closed a shade lower.
Freezing weather in Nebraska and Iowa.
too much rain in the Northwest for seeding
purposes and a reduction of Z points in the
condition of the Ohio crop for the month
inspired a feeble rally in wheat during the
early hours of the days session. The mar
ket was, however, Indifferent to anything
bullish. turning weak under free liquida-
ton and short selling. July opened &c
higher, at 73isG734c, advanced irregularly
to 73A@73sc, declined to 72Ac and closed at
721zG72Bc. Receipts were comparatively
light. Chicago received only IS cars. 6 of
which graded contract. Minneapolis and
Duluth got 2ls. against SS7 last year, and
Western primary markets $4,000 bushels,
compared with 66. 900 bushels the same day
a year ago. Atlantic port clearances were
equal In wheat and flour to 409. 900 bushels.
Rapid progress in planting and reports of
increased acreage weakened corn. Liquida-
ton and short selling was heavy. Buying
against puts caused a slight rally near the
end. Receipts. Isl cars. July opened hqlc
higher, at 34lsd34ssc, declined to 34c and
closed at 34sd3iAc.
Oats followed wheat and corn. Receipts
were 294 cars. July started a shade higher
at 24Ac, sold off to 24c and closed at 2iQ
Alsc.
Heavy liquidation of July pork weakened
provisions, but packers and local traders
came to the rescue and most of the decline
was recovered. July pork opened 2lzc lower.
at s.. 20. advanced to 1915. declined to $50
and rallied to $S.62l2 at the close. Lard and
were slow and easier In sympathy with
pork.
m receipts for Friday-Wheat,. 20
cars: corn, $50 cars; oats. go cars; hogs, 90
OnO hnad
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Sheep and Lambs-Receipts light; shipments
none. The light supply was taken early by local


CHICAGO. May THE supply Of cattle to-day
exceeded the requirements and prices ruled weak:
fancy grades brought so; choice steers,
S.o5a5.35; mediums. ga stockers and feed
ers, 4d5 10: beef steers. s4G4.50: bulls, s.. 60d4. 10;
cows and heifers. S.5oG425: Western fed steers.
20; Texas and Indian steers, 50. SDd4. 30;
calves. $de.s5.
There was a poor demand for hogs and prices
declined sc; fair 10 choice. S. 7073 IS: heavy pack
ers, S-45qS.S7it; mixed. E.55q3 nh: butchers.
81. so: lights. 50: pigs. s.. 2543 IS.
Trade In sheep was active and prices about
steady. Sheep sold at s4a5.25: yearlings. $3.50
SIS: clipped lambs. H.75G5l5s; choice. chiefly S.25
spring lambs. S@l2 Per 100 lbs.
ReceiptsCattle, 1900: hogs. q. 900: sheep. Il. co.
KANSAS CITY. May 4-Cattle-Receipts. 300.
Good general demand for all grades OF cattle at
steady 10 shade higher prices. Heavy native
steers. HssG5.e714: medium steers. s47od4.s5;
light weights. -5o04s stockers and feeders.
Nos: butcher cows and helfers, $50. so: Gamers.
s.. SoQS: Western steers. s.. soa4.S. Texans. S@G
AIS.
Hoss-Receipts. $500. Liberal offerings caused
q further decline OF ziec on all but a few OF the
most desirable heavy hogs that sold readily at
tea i,r gs,ee :; .s hay. ~ 8 ,7osss ssa "a $3.50
6hoep-RsceptL a.00. Demand tor ,slnughtsr.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices in at the Sea-
boards Commercial MetropOlfs.

OOarQ'B OOmmercldl MctrOYOllSs
NEW YORK. May l-F1our-Receipts. 1879
brls: exports. S757 brls. Market dull and barely
steady. without change. Rye -four dull. Corn
meal steady. Brandywine. s2.o<@e2 20. Rye steady;
No. 2 Western, CSC (. o. b. ahoat. Barley dull.
Barley malt dull.
w-heat-Receipts. 2s.s2s bu: exports. l5s.o67 bu:
sales. 1.S90. 900 bu futures; $3.50 900 bu spot and
outports. Spot steady: No. 2 red. s2Ac Z. o. b.
anoat and 1910 in elevator; No. i Northern Du-
luth. s2kc I. o. b. af1oat to arrive: No. 2 Northern
Duluth. 77ssc (. o. b. ahoat. latter part OF May.
Options opened firm on cold weather news. but
at once reacted In face OF unfavorable crop re-
Very light outside support. afternoon weakness at
seNing motives. The close was weak at A@1zc
net decline; May. 7S5sc. closed at 7SAc; July,
7s 1-16Q77Nc, closed at 1850; September, 75z9
7e&c. closed at 75%c; December. 1slz@76%c. closed
at 76izc.
Corn-Receipts 1890 blu: exports. 1sl. css bu.
Spot steady; No. 2 1850 spot 4. o. b. afioat. OPP
tions opened steady with wheat. but suffered
from heavy Western liquidation, and declined all
day. closing about steady on heavy export bus
mess at Csc net decline. May, SS7sq3911c, closed
at 3sc: July. IS 1-1eG39lsc. closed at 3s&c.
sS oa's stess9: rs. a. = s ssSs sT; es No' = a ISs:04 No ou 4
white, 34i2c: track. white. 3iizc.
Beef steady Cut meats steady. Lard easy:
Western steam, q refined easy; CONT
nent. SOS. Pork easier.
Coffee-Options opened quiet and unchanged;
ruled exceptionally dull in absence Of Brazilian
cables, while showing weak undertone under cas-
Ter Hamburg and Havre advices and absence of
all speculative interest: closed dull and net I'M
changed. Sales. 2o bags. including: October.
5.l5c. Spot conee-Rio quiet; mild quiet.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refining. 4 5-16c: GEN.
trifugal. Sc test. 4Ac: molasses. 4 3-lsc. Refined
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-05
BUILDING

Mrs. r. NJ. schad. addition. POI North Davidson
street. s5-
A. Schnabel. rebuilding shed. 65 East
Twelfth street. SIS.
II. +. Schooiey. frame dwelling. corner OF How
ard and McLain streets. $1,000.
Mary RYAN. addition. I2ss Pleasant street. $3.50.
G. b Clark. frame barn. Hos Lexington ave-
nue.. 800.
Mrs. Indiana v. Elvin. frame cottage. 4s Ia
coma avenue. $3.50.
S. showaiter. repairs. 40 South Pennsylvania
street. so.
II. N. Brooks. frame cottage. ss Mount street.
sec
Amanda J. McGunn. addition. 81 Agne.
street, S1f5.
cords..a Wiley. repairs. al South Missouri