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Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
. TOPICS OF THE HOUR :

The outlook in China has seriously interfered with tIe exportation of gin seng root, which for quarter of a cen tury past has supplied employment for hundreds of persons in several Penn sylvania counties. In the thinly settled mountain districts of these counties the digging of this peculiar plant furnishes profitable occupation during the sum- mer months. Ginseng is parsnip shaped, and when freshly dug is of a white creamy color. The root is bitter to the taste, but not unpleasant, and is highly valued in China for its supposed med icinal properties in combating fatigue and old age. In that country it can only be gathered by permission of the ruler. The production is not equal to the demand in the Celestial empire. and nine-tenths of the amount consumed is imported. The dry root is sold for $4 a pound. and a professional digger is able to procure from three-quarters to a pound daily. Owing to its slow growth the plant is getting scarcer every year. Two years are required to form a leaf and eight to make the root of commerce. For that reason profess sioral Giggers leave a piece of the root i.i -,..e ground to hasten reproduction.
 
 ''i @ .Sh l could reach all Americans intending to visit the exposition and give them some advice based upon ex- perience," remarked a citizen of this country, who for some years has been q resident of the French capital, the other day in Washington. "The keep CTS of Paris hotels are the worst set of robbers that were ever permitted to re-
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
JoURNAL-MINERs WANTED.

The Journal-Miner failed to save its files of papers from the recent con ffagration. Subscribers having copies on hand of any date either of daily or weekly will confer a favor by send ing them to us. It is hoped that our friends will heed this request and that each one will take it as a personal re- quest to himself as the receipt of a number of papers of even a miscellane ous date will be of great service to the paper.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
Nothing aVailed.

Nothing availed.
 The second day the girl grew sick. and every sight of her brother caused an outbreak. Matters grew so bad that the family doctor was called an, and his prescription was, Trousers for the girl
 Mrs. Hill wouldn't hear of it, but the girl grew so much worse that the tailor was called in and an entire suit made for her like the boys.
 She got well at once, and the two are dressed exactly alike every morning and kept in the house.
 They are gradually persuading her to put on skirts in the afternoon when she is taken for her walk Philadelphia Post.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
TELL YOUR SISTER

A beautiful complexion IS an Impossi- bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl's Clover Root Tea act directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfect health. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. Elvey Ss Hulett. druggists
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18

that Jiminez owes much of his success to Wrights fertility of resource.
 What is believed to be a Viking corpse has been dug up in a peat bog at Damendorf. in Schleswig. and placed in the Kiel museum. It was well pre- served and had red hair; it was clothed in coarse woollen material and sandals on the feet. Kiel experts think it was buried 150O years ago.
 Quo Vadis" has smitten Mascagni, the composer, and he announces that he will make it into an opera with an Italian libretto.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
MANY 4 IO-HP

If Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure. which is sold for the small price of 20 cents. 50 cents and $1, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. Elvey & Hulett, druggists.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
HOW IS YOUR WIFE ?

Has she lost her beauty? If so. Con stipation, indigestion, sick headache are the principal causes. Karl's Clover Root Tea has cured these ills for half century. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. Money refunded if results are not sat- isfactory. Elvey & Hulett, druggists.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18

Stevenson bestowed upon his San Fran cisco friends was the secret of making ''Athnl Brose." It is a mixture of Scotch whiskey and liquid honey-the sec,e1 icing in the mixing. Stevenson gail th2t ne always sighed for more smoke in the whiskey when he was not ia the Highlands. but that, at all events, he had never found a better drink-National Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
LOCAL GATHERINGS.

On the converting of district court Monday morning, Attorney T. G. Nor ris arose and stated that he did not like to work in the ashes of a burned city and suggested that court take a recess. The other attorneys approv-
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18
IN SPITE OF BRYAN.

Wheat going up while silver is sta tionary just means the country may be hungry for the one and is not hungry for the other.-Philadelphia Times.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-18

main out of prison, and Americans are their especial victims. But it is by TO means necessary that Americans should be robbed. They have no need to patronize the hotels while in Paris, at most not more than for a day or two. All over the city of Paris there are rooms and apartments that can be rented for far less money than like apartments here. The restaurants of Paris are unsurpassed in cheapness and excellence, and by the exercise Of lit tie ingenuity the American in attend ance upon the exposition can live near ly as cheaply as he could at home and get far more pleasure out of it than he could if he stayed at hotel, where he pays three prices for everything he gets
 Arbuckle's floating hotels, or summe. yachts. will be ready for business in New York harbOr next week. The fleet is composed of a square rigged brig, schooner, a sloop and an ocean going tug. All the comforts of home are 10 be provided with many luxuries that are are not found in the average home. Among them may be mentioned ham
 
 sleep amid ocean breezes. The charge will be small considering the accommo- dations, and arrangements will be made for evening excursions for those who do not wish to sleep afioat, with an orchestra to make things harmonious.
 
 If Bryan is elected Charles Doelgar, a prominent New York German, will to IorSa pitched ssrTA1- dy' Riley's jaunting car, and Professor Eschert will be the driver If Bryan $ defeated the professor will be the rider and Doelger the driver. The start is to be made at D. m. on the day after election from in front of the Pulitzer building. Ruppert's brewery is to be the destination, with a stop at Doel- gers place of business. In case either contestant backs out he must pay for a S100 dinner.
 The work of laying the Commercial Cable company's new cable between Coney Island and Fox bay, Canso, N. &, has begun. The British cable steam CT Silverton. from which the operations are conducted, is at the starting point on this side with a crew of $50. There
 
 the total cost will be 1,125, ,OOO. This cable will connect with the new cable to the Azores, which was laid by the Faraday about three months ago.
 
 Queen Fictoria's gold cup, a present to the city of Dublin to commemorate her recent visit to Ireland, has been handed over to the Dublin corporation. It is egg shaped, weighs 16O ounces and is two feet eight inches in height with a circumference at the rim of three feet. IL stands on a pedestal of black marble inlaid wi h gold with the royal arms on one face and those of the cor poration of Dublin on another.
 Swift Wright, formerly editor and proprietor of the Daily Journal of Lo- gansport, Ind. is now prime minister to President Jiminez of San Domingo. Wright was a first lieutenant in the recruiting service prior to the Cuban war. He was in Cuba when Jiminez organized the revolution and went with the general to San Domingo. It is said
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-16
Conducted His own Defense.

Judge John H. Baker opened the May
term Of the United States District Court
yesterday morning. The first case set for
trial was that Of Harry Mcknight, law
student Of Oakland City. Mcknight is
charged with impersonation of United
States deputy marshal and he conducted
his own defense, much to the amusement
of court and spectators. The case was
given to the jury late in the afternoon
The offense for which Mcknight was tried
consisted of the alleged writing of a letter
purporting to be signed by Assistant United
States Attorney LaFollette appointing him
self deputy United States marshal. With
this letter showing authority 1t was
claimed he attempted to collect money
owing to him by threats of arrest.
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Irvine. &C. Recelpts-Flour. 1900 brls; wheat
d, 600 bu; corn 5000 bu; oats, 1900 bu- Ship
ments-FIour 1000 brls: wheat. 5000 blu; corn.
233 900 bu; oats. 1900 bu-
BALTIMORE, May 15.-Flour quiet receipts.
1904 brls; exports. 29i brls Wheat steady: spot
and May. 70lsG7oa4c; July. 701zg70&c; August.
70z4c asked; steamer No. red 65465Ac; re-
ceipts 4.724 bu: exports none; Southern wheat.
by sample. 60G72c; Southern wheat. grade.
67971c. Corn steady at decline; spot and May.
steamer mixed. 395sM4oc: receipts, 1es.7iS bu;
acc; Southern yellow corn. 42di21zc Oats easier:
No. white 29z. 630c; No. mixed, 27Q271zc.
Hay steady; No. / timothy. 81.
LIVERPOOL. May 15.-Wheat-Spot steady:
No. California, 6s 3dq6s 31zd; No Northern
spring, 5s 10d Corn-Spot quiet: American
mixed, new, As Beef-Extra India mess dull
at sos: prime mess dull at I3s cd. Lard-Amer-
lean refined, in pals. steady at S7s Sd; prime
Western. in tierces. steady at 35s Cd. Bacon
Cumberland cut firm at AS Cd: clear bellies firm
at 39s Sd; shoulders. square, nrm at 35s Cd
TOLEDO. May 15.-Wheat dull and higher;
No. 2. cash, 7314c: May. 73hc Corn dull and
unchanged No. 2, cash. 39c. Oats weak and
lower No 2, cash. 23l1c. Rye dull and I'M
changed: No 2, cash, 56izc, Glover seed dull and
lower cash, prime, old, 20; prime, new, 50:
October s5.O2h: No. 2 $3.50.
quiet; No. red, 72sac. Corn easy: No. mixed.
40640izc. Oats dull; No. mixed, 25izd26c. Rye
quiet; No 2, Coo Lard firm at s6.S5. Bulk
meats steady at $3.50 Bacon Quiet at s7.S5.
Whisky steady at sl.25.
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Fire from an unknown cause yesterday
afternoon damaged stable in the rear OF
2117 Madison avenue to the extent of SIS
Frank Otterman was the owner and occu
pant The fire spread to a shed In the rear
of 2110 Webb street and caused a loss OF
$50.
A still alarm last night called the fire de-
partment to Brightwood. A Big Four box
car caught fire in an unknown manner
The loss was about So
About midnight barn owned by George
Warner, 934 North California street, was
damaged by fire to the extent of $500 The
fire spread to the house, where a loss OF
800 resulted. The barn occupied by HI
South, 931 Camp street also suffered dam.
age to the extent of $50 The fire was sup.
Posed to be of incendiary origin.
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
A General Observance of Memorial
Day Is Requested.

Governor Mount yesterday issued the fol-
observance of Memorial day:
Each recurring sOth day of May appeals
to the patriotism of the American people.
1t recalls the scenes of war, with all the
terrible sacrifice and suffering incident
thereto. 1t is day to be devoted to the
memory of our silent brave. By estab-
lished custom, by statutory law and by
orders of the commanders of the Grand
Army of the Republic this day has become
sacred to the memory of our patriot dead.
Therefore /, James A. Mount, Governor
of Indiana. do proclaim Wednesday, May
80, 1900 Memorial day and urgently re-
quest all of the people of the State to ap-
propriately observe the occasion. 1t is
earnestly requested that on this day while
memorial services are being held and the
graves of dead comrades are being deco
rated business be. suspended and the time
be not desecrated by frivolous amusement,
but rather dedicated to a sacred service.
Let the choicest flowers be gathered and
wreathed into garlands and strewn upon
the graves of our honored dead in token
of loving remembrance of their heroic
service. Plant the flag they defended on
fit our silent heroes. but they will teach
lessons of patriotism to the living. The
safety of the country for which our sol
diers fought and for which they died Is
in the patriotism of the people. While
we pay tribute of devotion TO the dead
let US honor the living comrades as well.
In memory of those who fought and those
who fell, those who gave much and those
who gave all let the day be observed.
While fragrant fingered, fiowery May
Extends her hand to welcome June,
We come with mournful tread to-day
To claim the ever precious boon
OF Offering on each hallowed grave
Our love in tribute to the brave.
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AT NEW YORK.
Foreign News and Good Weather
Weakened the Cereals.

NEW YORK. May 5.-FIour-Receipts.
20.364 brls; exports, 12,ON brls. Entirely
featureless. apart from a moderate demand
for spring bakers. Winter patents, s.. 600
3.S5; winter straights, s340d3.65; Minnesota
bakers. s2.65Q2.9O. Rye firm. No. West
ern, s1Ac, f. o. b. afloat; state. 57@5Sc, c.
l. f. New York, car lots. Barley steady;
feeding, 431kQ45c, C. /. f. New York.
Wheat-Receipts, 437.575 bu; exports. 80 ,957
blu. Spot steady. No. red, 79c. f. o. b..
afioat; No. 2. red, 76Ac, elevator; No 1.
Northern. 741kc, f. o. b. afioat. to arrive;
No 1 hard Duluth, 76lxc, T. o. b. afioat.
Options opened easy, but were fairly well
sustained all day in face of lower cables
and favorable home crop news. Light Of
ferings and scattered covering by short
interests were the leading points of firm
ness. closing steady at partial 1sqAc net
decline. May, 20 5-16G70l1c, closed at 703sc;
July, n 9-16q72c. closed at 1s4c; September.
711zGi2 1916 closed at 725sc.
Corn-Receipts. 292.5O0 blu; exports, 7O573
bu, Spot weak No. 2 red: lAc. T. o. b.
cables and on a temporary reaction with
wheat experienced a weak afternoon under
fine crop news and liquidation; closed weak
at 1s9ssc decline. May. 4O5s941c. closed at
40%c; July 4l&q42asc, closed at 42c; Sep
TENDER, 42AQ427sc. closed at 42ssc.
Oats-Receipts. l2s.OOO bu. Spot dull. No.
2, 271zc; No. 3, &c; No white, 2S1zQ2S%c;
track Western mixed. 27lk@29c: track
white, 2S1kQ2SAc; No 8 white. 2Sc. Options
slow and nominal
Cut meats quiet. Picked shoulders.
s6.50q6.75; picked hams. sl050q11. Lard
firm. Western steamed. 1875; refined firm:
continent $50; s. A. IS; compound. Sc so
G6.62ls. Pork dull; mess. $i2d12.75- Tallow
dull; city, 47sc, nominal; country, 47sG51sc.
Cottonseed oil steadier. Prime crude,
34ik: prime yellow, Csc.
Coffee-Futures opened steady with prices
unchanged TO points higher here, on COW
ering by shorts for profits and a friendly
average to cables from Europe. Invest
ment bull speculation, however, was re-
strained by large Brazilian market and
slack spot demand. Trading was very quiet
throughout the session with little further
change In prices The close was quiet
at unchanged prices to an advance of 5
points. Total sales. $3.50 bags, including:
August, 6.55c; September, 66Oc; Oc-
tober, soc; December. 6.95c. Spot
Rio Irregular. No invoice. 711c nominal.
Mild market, quiet and steady; Cordova,
9AG13c.
Sugar-Raw firm: refined steady.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Seventeen Transfers, with a Total
Consideration of $4,000.

instruments filed for record in the record
er's Office of Marion county, Indiana, for
the twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
May 10, 1900. as furnished by the Indiana
Title Guaranty and Loan Company, Suite
229, first Office floor. The Lemcke and Hart
ford block. Telephone 17e0 old and 3Oo5 new:
Robert W. White to James s. Merrill,
part of southeast half of Section 2,
Township 16. Range 4................. $500
Mary NJ. Whitley to Harry @. Epps,
Lot &c. w. II. Morrison's second ad-
ditfOn .................... ............... $500
Star Savings and Loan Association to
John b. Poirier. Lot $50, McCarty's
ninth West Side. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Louisa NJ. Hereth to George t. Por-
ter, part of Lots and T. Square Ga.
Francis Smiths subdivision. ......... 800
Emery Albertson to William A.
Dwyer, Lot 3D. Moesch's third adj
ditfon ....................... ............ 500
Malora Dye TO George Hollins, jr.,
Lot 81, Clarks third West Side. $50
Clara V. Bowlus to Stephen T. Hitz.
Lot IL, Square II, second section
Lincoln Park ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Addison H. Nordyke to Stephen T.
Hitz. Lots 2. 3. and II. Square 2,
Nordyke & HIS Grand view.... $500
Addison III. Nordyke ct al to Stephen
I. Hitz Lot Fl, Square 3, Nordyke
& HIS Grand view.................... 500
Sylvester Johnson to Ernestina j.
Merz. Lot 80. Julian ct al. s addition
to Irvington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Walter J. Bradshaw to John NJ
Judah. Lot and part of 6. NIGEL
vaine ct ais subdivision of Outlet
l7s ......-............... ................ 1900
Mary s. Judah TO Walter J. Brad
shaw, Lot 81. Clark az Osgoods
first West Indianapolis. 1900
John b. Ittenbach to Edward r. Dux,
Lot 80. Fletcher ct ais subdivision
OF Outlet q. etc. ,-.................... 1880
Harriet y. Prier TO Thomas Dow, Lot
g. Parsons North Meridian street. $500
q OF n n
Topp. part of cast half of northwest
quarter OF Section "a, Township l6,
Range ..,,....,.......::.....:......... 1880
!. a. c wrIght's woodside -. loo
Eliza Hinesley to Samuel Toole. Lot
z. A. c. Wrieht's Woodside. 1000
Transfers. II; consideration. ......... s4s. GOO
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Oils.

firm at 4Sllc Rosin firm. Quote: A. b. c, d,
si1oGl.15; f. $50; F. s12oa125; G. s1s5; II.
$50: i. s1.55; X. s1.75: M, 50; n, s2.15: window
glass. s2.25: water white. $40.
CHARLESTON May 15.-Spirits of turpentine
steady. Rosn quiet. Quote: b, c. d. s105: E.
$3.50; N, 81; window glass. $40; water white,
81
OIL CITY, May 15.--Credit balances $40.
Certifcates-no bid. Shipments. 131. 302 brls; av-
erage. 91.464 brls; runs, no.sSo brls; average.
S. 019 brls.
WILMINGTON, May 15.-Spirits Of turpentine
steady at 47647ikc Rosin-nothing doing Crude
turpentine steady at s1S5 to $3.50. Tar steady at
$40
NEW YORK, May 15.-Petroeum easy Rosin
steady; strained. common to good, s1.55. Spirits
of turpentine steadier at 51@5i12c
MONTPELIER, May 15.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, s1.03; North Lima s1.0S.
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CHICAGO, May 5-cattle-Receipts. 1000.
Steers steady; butchers stock active and firm:
dun Ns!9s $50; selected Feeders. $500; mixed
SO; Gamers, g. io@s bulls steady at s2.sog4s5;
calves, ssgs 50; Texas fed steers. s4aS2S; Texas
Hoss-Reeepts to-day. IL LOO; so-morrow.
heavy. ssis@5.ss; light, s5.i6a5sO bulk of sales,
Sheep strong: lambs steady SOW. Receipts
nc Good to esSss eth Western sbo fa5
d5.eO: yearlings. s5.soGs; native lambs. s5d7 No.;
Western lambs. ssGs7.4o.
ali consigned direct. No trade: feeling steady.
Cables Arm: state cattle at London i2A@i3hc
b. b. Exports to-day none; tomorrow. $50 cattle
and $3.50 quarters OF beef.
cavssReSeiPEts IL II, Trade limited
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1,si0: cars on
sale. Sheep and lambs firm; spring lambs
5-s7ls: prime to choice lambs. 81 25d7 IS; South
head
Hoes-Recepts. 2,ss2: none for sale alive. Mar
ket nominally steady
EAST BUFFALO, May 15.-[speciaL IRAN
som. Mansfield & Co.. live stock commission
dealers. report:
steady. .yeals steady at ssa7
Hogs-Receipts. 10 cars; Market steady. Heavy
5so Workers. 545a5 So; light lots s.. 4oas. As;
pigs, ss.sca54o; roushs. ~ so@si5; stays. 1850
sheep~Receipts.' : cars, Market steady to
strong Choice state lambs. IS. soG7: culs TO
good, s5M6.S5. No sheep here: quotable at S36
sso culIs to good mixed wethers s5.5c6l5. IS;
Two loads OF late arrivals held over
KANSAS CITY, May Observation-Disclosures.
g. 800 natives and 100 Texans. Best slaughterirg
and feeding grades steady; heavy rough ioc
lower Native steers. s4eoa5.7e; stockers and
feeders. $fd5.55; butchers cows and heifers
IS. soGl4l5: Gamers. s.. 75G3.4o: fed Westerns.
81. 3slf4so; Texans N-15@4.ss.
Hogs-Receipts. 1860 Market steady: few
choice lots. SC higher. Heavy. s.. 2o45 30: mixed
s: 1eds2 90: light. S5Q5: l21: pigs: A8Q4&.
strong. Spring lambs. &o7.so; Colorado veol
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c. w. Youngerman. 1870 Reisner street.
kitchen, 500
e. A. Whitlock, Cornell avenue and New
York street. frame dwelling, SIS.
L. A. Whitlock, 305 Elder avenue, dwell
ing. $500.
III. Christian, 712 fremont avenue. addi-
ton, SiS3.
]. s. Cruise. agent, 1904 North Capitol ave.
nue., repairs, 500.
Ezra Mcconnell, ZOOS and 221O East WASH
ington street, repairs, 500.
c. Emerich, 1898 Bismarck avenue, she'd
$50
Mary Mohlenbrock, 1880 Ringgold street,
porch. $50
Jacob c. Oliger. ia Dickson street, re-
pairs, $500
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The weekly crop bulletin issued by OBJ
server Wappenhans for the week ending
May Is says:
Good rains at the beginning Of the week
most everywhere were beneficial to grow
ing crops, but delayed blowing and corn
planting. Light and heavy white frost
caused apparently no injury except in a
few localities where ii seems that garden
truck. beans, peas, tomato plants and
young corn were injured. Hail fell in a
few localities I'm the southern portion do
ing some injury. Most corn is planted and
coming up we'll. Oats. wheat, rye. barley,
ing we'll. Wheat, rye and barley in the
southern portion began TO head in many
fields. The hessian fly is injuring some
wheat Potato fields are being cultivated
but bugs are appearing I'm localities. To-
bacco plant beds are In very good condi-
ton. Much barley has been sown in locali-
orchards. Meadows and pasturage are i'm
proved and live stock is in good condition"
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NEW YORK, May 15.-Butter steady; fancy
Western creamery. 21c; fancy Western prints.
&c Eggs dull and nc lower; fresh nearby.
1214G121c; fresh Western, 12hc; fresh South
western. 12c; fresh Southern. lie. Cheese-Old
firmer; new easier old New York full cream.
cream. good to choice. 101s4l1c; New York full
cream. fancy. 10610Ac New York full
cream. good 20 choice. sIkG9%c.
CHICAGO, May l5-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; cream
cries. Hlk619c; diaries, 13d16i5c. Cheese dull at
9G91zc. Eggs steady: fresh, 10%@11c.
CINCINNATI, May 15-Butter unchanged
Elgin creamery, 21l2c; Ohio, 17d1Sc dairy, 1910.
Eggs easier and lower at 1015c Cheese steady.
KANSAS CITY, May 15.-Eggs weak: fresh
Missouri and Kansas Stock 10c, cases returned;
Southern, 9kc.
BALTIMORE, May 15.-Butter and eggs firm
and unchanged. Cheese steady and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, May Eggs steady at 10c.
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lambs ss7ea7; clipped lambs. Is; clipped
nuttons. sf3sG5: stockers $iI5.5o; cuils, $500 u
ST LOUIS. May 15.-cattle-Receipts. 1000.
including 1900 Texans. Market steady Native
shipping and export steers, A60qS.l5; dressed
Loco lbs, 50. 75Gi.75; stockers and feeders. SH
ASS; cows and heifers. S2G4.S5; Gamers d5o9
ass; bulls, S350d4: Texas and Indian steers,
$4.l5d5.25; and heifers. s3G410
Hogs-Receipts, 500. Market weak after A
strong opening. Pigs and lights. S5.1545.25
packers s5.15G5 80; butchers. S5.25G5.5o.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market steady. Native
muttons. s54525: culls and bucks. So T5q5; stock
ers, s325
CINCINNATI. May 15.-Hogs active at si-25G
$50.
Cattle strong at 3.5095.25.
Sheep steady at S325GL75. Lambs steady al
e. 50fi6 q.