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Dow. Jones & Co. TO White & White
%

Dow. Jones & Co. TO White e White.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Great West
ern officials deny consolidation rumors.
Heavy wheat shortage expected in
France. Dun reports winter wheat
prospects exceptionally encouraging on
the whole. Seven per cent. expected on
Jersey Central. Increased dividend an
ticipated in Nickle Plate seconds. Ma
jority of Seventh National Bank stock
pledged with banks il Middle West.
Railroad returns indicate the biggest
spring crop on record.
Insiders regard collapse of cities op-
position to Ogden deal as important bull
factor on Peoples Gas. Good invest
ment buying reported il, Norfolk. Divi-
dent action on Steel common and pre-
ferred expected at directors meeting
July End. No severe pressure expected
in money market. Talk of new Sugar
stock to acquire other refineries. Amer
lean Tobacco Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividend of two per
cent on preferred and 11a on common.
payable August LIST, books close July
10th and reopen August End.
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stamps WIN No Longer BE Required
On Dnnk Checks, Certificates,
Bills Of Ladins, Drafts, Express
Receipts, Insurance Policies.
Leases, Promfsory Notes, afortga-
Ges, Protests, Telegraph Messages,
and Other Commercial Papers.
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SoH1 @3{y1 "a III N 4 1q l1.) 4
Rn4le& e1fez 501 va 1o IN tI hs
snd3T txx 6f $13. EES1Idf4 cfufefS tf
EcIgafs whose annual 61itI ia nof ex2
coed 10b.80O pay 50 year; II the sales
exceed 10o, 0co and are less than 200, 900
the tax IS a12; il they exceed 5000. 900
it is $24.
All the special stamp taxes levied on
proprietary medicines and preparations
by the act of 1893 are repealed by the
new law. The taxes on wines bottlsd
tor sale remain una1tered--one cent On
each bottle containing a pint OF .ess,
and two cents on each bottle containing
more than one pint.
In the schedule of licences or cccupa,
ton taxes only two changes are made
by last winters legislation. Tna tax
OF $40 a year paid by commercial brok-
ers is repealed, while an additional tax
of $50 is asst ssed on brokers WHO carry
on bucket shop" business.
BY the new law bucket shop" trans
fers of stock are also made subject to
tax at the rate OF 2 cents on each s1eo
of value alleged to be dealt in. Both
this tax and the special additional tax
of 500 on bucket shop operators took
effect on April 1. The legacy tax pro-
visions of the act of June 13, 1898, re-
main in force, except that requests and
legacies which inure to religious, liter
airy, charitable or educational uses, to
the encouragement Of art or the pre-
vention of cruelty to- children are to be
exempted from tax
The annual reduction of revenue I'M
dep the new law is estimated at about
sac, 900, 000.
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BANK FAILURE
HAD A SEQUEL.
MARQuAND 4 CO. FAILED YEsTER-
DAY MORNING., WITH LARGE
liabilities ON THE
STREET.
ELECTROMAGNETIC oFsToCK
SOLD FOR THEIR ACCOUNT UNDER
THE RULES.

Money went TO Ten Per Cent, the
Last OQcrina Being at Eight-Lon-
d0n Was a Free Buyer of Ameri-
camA~-The General Market Was
Small, But Fairly Strong, Closing
Generally mt an Advance Over
the Close of Thursday-TO-Day
Hank Statement an Interesting
Problem.
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NEW YORK CURB CLOSING

Special to White & White.
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Can 271s62S:
pfd., 1913.
Standard Oil 7706777.
Tennessee Copper 201s0211s.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY,

WASHINGTON. June 2s.To-day's
statement of the treasury balances III
the general fund, exclusive of the $780,
100000 gold reserve in the division of
redemption, shows: Availabis cash bal-
ance, s173.7s3.l35: gold. SeS.Oa2. 126.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-06-29

Special to White &, White
NEW YORK, June 2S.-Report OF
sales unavailable, owing to wires being
in trouble.
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The HazIett Quotations.
The following quotations are furnished
by Howard Hazlett & Son. brokers. Ma
tional Exchange Bank building:
NEW YORK, June Is. 1901
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FOR SALE-LoCAL STOCKS.
Beaumont Glass Stock.
Central Glass Stock.
Century Glass Stock
c1storia Glass Stock
la Peiie Iron Morris
Riverside Pottery
Whe"ling Pottery
Wheeling Traction
-BONDS.-
Indianapolis & Greenfield IS.
Youngstown Sharon SIS.
Wheeling Traction 5s
Printed list of our Investment Bonds
mailed on application
WHITE G WHITE.
STOCKS. BONDS q INVESTMENTS
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Yesterdays Prices.
Special TO White e White
The following table shows the opening.
high low and closing prices OF stocks on
Wall street yesterday:
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The Clearing House.
Manager Alex Mitchell. of the whee,;,,
eiearing House, yesterday reported as fol-
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YESTERDAYS SALES.

s-Ex-div. III. div. IL.
Total sales, 450,7 shares.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET,

G.dJe BOHdS Ste80V
Railroad bonds firm.
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO. May notwithstanding. 5000.
Steers a shade easier. Butcher stock slow. Good
s425QS26; stockers and feeders. choice steady.
s p ie5s weak at Sgsie: COWS ssa+so; helfers.
calves. soc TO 75c above week ago at ~Ss2 Is:
Texas fed steers, &.TG5.4o; Texas bulls. &.75&
HOgs-Rsceipts. to-day. 2i.OOOi tomorrow, 3d.
00o estimated left over. 5000. Market sc higher
and sctive; Top. SO: mixed and hgsehers. S.ss
heavy. s. S9as 20; light. s5.SSG5.s7h; bulk of
sheep-Rsceip,s. 1900. Sheep steady to slow.
e Sllaesd us .smes 8 s.c 'sSa. s; tsir T to Choices eG Mixed 10
sIioS4sO: Western sheep. Msqiss; Texs.
sheep. !.sog4:e5 natives lambs. H95.sS; Western
KANSAS CITY. May 2s-cattle-Recsipts.
$500 natives. Loco Texans and 100 calves. Native
and Texas steers steady 10 100 higher: stockers
lower %S1 lsse cseic s'r Seot' steers fsMs S s5' .Oa asl IS! common oGG TO i ;e
good, A19QaSS; stockers and feeders. S.75d5.05:
81 sssg5so reSss grass ira ssVs steers e : seA So '5 Ssa in snws
pSS936oi heifers. S.15Q52o; Gamers. s2d3.25:
bulls. S25Q450: calves. HQ6.50.
$500. Market Sc higher. Top.
81. 10: bulk cf sales. IS 65Q5. s.: heavy. IS. SoQs %:
mixed packers. s5.sSGS.s5: light, $5.4Oa575; pigs.
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Market strong. West
ern lambs. sIsOas.6O; western wethers. s. "a
5.s5; Western yearlings. s4.65G5; ewes. S. 1894 Is:
culs. S2.75Q35O. Texas grass sheep. 81. 756i 2S:
Texas lambs. a.5oq47O; spring lambs. IS. 75a6.5O.
ST. LOUIS. May 2S.-Cattle-Receipts. 4SM
including 900 Texans. Market steady FOR ma
tlves. slow and weak for Texans. Native ship
IaAE I'll ~ rLNNAEs ttA AANSEtu q ana
butchers steers, &50G5.to; steers under 1000
pounds. S750A.eo; stockers and feeders. s2.S5a
AIS. cows and heifers. s2Q5; Gamers. s.. 25I2 S.:
bulls. IS sos 10; Texas and Indian steers, $3.50
52e; COWS and heifers, S2S5qA15.
lights. &.6ea5.70. packers. s.60d5.75; butchers.
$175H5S7iA.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market steady. Native
muttons. 81 2Juf. 80: lambs. sac culls and bucks.
sal; stockers, s27583.50. Texans. AQi.10.
NEW YORK. May 2s-Beeves-Receipts. L.1Os.
Nothing doing at the cattle yards: nominaily
steady. Cables quoted live cattle stronger at
lu4.Wl2tc. tops, l2itc: refrigerator beef higher
at 9h1l0c per pound. Shipments. $50 cattle.
l.Sl7 sheep end $50 quarters OF beef
C~alves-Receipts, y. No trade worth noticing
ncm!nally steady.
sheep and Iambs-Receipts. 1855. Sheep lOc
lower; yearlings weak; lambs 25c of. sheep.
S250Lf0; yearlings. S545.S5: lambs. So 7505 IS.
Hogs-Receipts. l,l92. All for slaughterers.
Market weak.
EAST BUFFALO. May 2S.-Receipts-Cattle.
s cars: sheep and lambs. Is cars: hogs. u cars.
Shipments-Cattle. 6 cars: sheep and lambs. .
cars. hogs. s cars.
Cattle-Practically no offerings. feeling was
steady. Calves nominal at $3.50: lambs. choice
- extra. S.6J4575
~sheep-choice to extra. ;i.5Oa4s5; spring lambs.
S.f1N9.50.
Hogs-Heavy. ssas.Os: pigs. IS. 75G5.SO.
CINCINNATI. May 2s--Hogs active and strong
at S495.S5.
Cattle steady AT 81. 50.
sheep steady at sa5o9ti5. Lambs steady at
Hs00s.So-
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Horses.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS. May
2S.-There is some improvement 10 report in the
marketing OF horses, about 200 head having ar
rived for the regular sale OF Warman, Black.
Chamberlain & Co. against 100 a week ago and
200 the same time a year ago. There was no
improvement however, in the quality, and the
receipts. as usual at this time in the year, con-
sisted principally OF drivers and workers Of fair
10 good quality. The attendance OF buyers was
supply, and the trading was reasonably active.
selves as well pleased with their sales. and
buyers and sellers quoted the market fully steady
compared with the same time last week. None
OF the offerings were good enough TO command
a phenomenal price, but heavy horses sold as
high as Sl65 and coach horses up to $500. The
bulk OF the sales OF good drivers and workers
ranged from 500 TO $3.50 per head. The demand
was principally from Eastern points. but several
well-known southern buyers were on the market.
Among the shippers who had consignments in
the auction were Il. j. Smiley, Frank Warman
and Jake Well. OF this city; J. NJ. Fleming, Of
Anderson: Cass Woodruff, of Putnam county
George Lanham. OF Sheridan; George Black. of
Greencastle; Alonzo Young, of Crawfordsville
j. G.. Davis, of Lebanon. and Perry Tully. OF
Danville. The principal buyers were A. NJ. Cook.
OF Newburg ". Y; DIR. J. r. Garman, OF Cum
berland, Nd; n. Vile and Hudson Bros, OF
louisville, KY: W. r. Apple. Of Lehigh. Pa.
Z. NJ. Griffin, OF Monroe. S. c.: J.. f. Fisher &
Son. OF Quakertown. Pa. and Sam Jacobs. OF
Cambridge City.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-Butter-Receipts. 1872
packages. Market frmer; 15Gl9c:
factory. 1Ml3lac. Cheese-Receipts, 2.si2 pack
ages. Market frm; fancy large colored. S9sgSAc;
fancy large white. sac; fancy small colored.
9Hm9Ibc: fancy small white. Sc.
q, 1902 packages. Market steady; Western, un-
graded, 1l12q1215c; Western selected, lSuiS,2c.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2S.-Butter steady; fam
CIV Western creamery, l9isc; fancy Western
prints. zoe: fancy nearby prints, 2lc. Eggs
steady; fresh nearby, 1Sl9c; fresh Western, 1874
Gl4c; fresh Southwestern, l21zc; fresh Southern.
small. 9i4c; New York full creams, fair TO choice.
Sl2aSAc
BALTIMORE, May 2s.-Butter firm; fancy imi-
tation. 1761Sc; fancy creamery. 20c; fancy ladle,
15G16c; store packed, 11dl2c. Eggs firm; fresh,
13c. Cheese firm; large, sc; medium. 9Ac; small,
SIC.
CHICAGO. May 2s.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was weak. creameries,
l4Q1Sl2c: diaries. 14ql6c. Cheese firm at SGlclzc.
Eggs strong; loss off. cases returned, l1hc.
ANS CITY, May 2s.-Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock. 912c per dozen. loss
off. cases returned; new whitewood cases in
Guided. &c more.
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Eggs easier at lie.
Butter steady; creamery, l7G2O4c; dairy, l2c.
Cheese steady; Ohio fat, 11iec.
ST. LOUIS, May 2S.-Butter steady: creamery.
l5G19c; dairy, 12615c. Eggs lower at l0&c. re-
packed and cases Included.
LOUISVILLE. May 2S.-Butter-Pound bricks.
2cI2c: 6O-lb tubs, 1870; 25-lb tubs, 2Oc. Eggs,
lOl4c.
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STRENGTH OF CEREALS
NOTABLY MARKED IN A
lively DULL MARKET.
Wheat and Corn Add Fractions to
Their Prices-Oats Unchanged and
Provisions Irregular.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-For various reasons
the bull element held sway in the grain
market to-day. One of these was the ap-
prehension of the bears that it would not
be wise to sell too freely, owing TO the fact
that Liverpool cables, which have been
silent for two days. will resume to-mor-
row. Dry weather in spring wheat sections.
xport engagements and Hessian fly in
winter wheat parts of the country had a
bullish effect. and July wheat closed hQssc
higher, July corn nc improved. July oats
unchanged and provisions from a shade
lower to 5Q7kc higher.
July wheat opened firm and unchanged
to sc higher at 1850 to 731kc with fair de-
mand. Weather conditions caused an i'm
mediate advance to 7S2sq7S%c. but on pro-
fessional selling a reaction to 734sq75Mc
followed. Light receipts. good export sales
and advices of damage TO European crops
induced a stronger buying movement later,
frightening the shorts. and the market
advanced steadily to 73S074c. the highest
point of the day. at which il closed firm,
and 1zQ5sc higher. Forty-two loads were
reported taken tor export. Seaboari clear
ances of wheat and flour were equal to
$4,000 blu. Minneapolis and Duluth re-
ported 1SS cars, against rs last week, and
4SS a year duo. Local receipts were III
cars, SIX OF contract grade.
Trade in corn was confined almost eX-
clusively to the local account. A covering
movement was induced by the marked i'm
provement in the cash demand and by the
wheat strength. Despite large receipts, the
July delivery opened from a shade to sc
higher at 43T to 434043kc. Early there
was a sluggish tendency and the price fell
to 431EM433sc, but soon reacted to 4ic.
Proft-taking caused I. decline to 34M437sc,
where the market steadied, and the close
was firm and Ac higher at 44c. Local re-
ceipts were 1,0S2 cars, 80 of contract
grade.
Oats showed more life than did either
wheat or corn and ruled firm on a good
demand. There was some selling for out
side account, but most of the trading was
in the way of profit-taking. The elevator
people we're good buyers. The feature of
the session was, however, a leading trad
er's selling of July. This delivery opened
unchanged at 2Sl2u2Sssc, sold between 2S%c
and 2S5sc. and closed steady and unchanged
at 2S1@u2Sssc. Local receipts were $50 cars.
Provisions ruled easy and quiet. Some
firmness was shown early, on small hog re-
ceipts, and packers took advantage of this.
selling pork and ribs freely. July pork sold
between $l4.55 and $l4.62h, and closed &c
higher at $l4.621e; July lard between SS.07lhd
$40 and $S.17I2, and closed 5q712c higher at
$S.15, and July ribs between S7.S71b and
S1.92Ih, closing a shade lower at $3.50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
20 cars; corn, 4i0 cars; oats, 100 cars; hogs,
1900 head.
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MONETARY.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS paper. 494n per
cent. time loans. SAT per cent. Clearings, $780,
slOO2; balances. SIS. s50.19-
NEW YORK-Money on call steady at so
mercantiie paper, 4q4h per cent. Sterling ex,
bills at s4.SShd4.SS% for demand and $i.S5d4.S51s
for sixty days: posted rates. s4SSl4q4.Ss and
Clearings. s2s5. ls7. 752; balances, SIG, 277. 462.
BOSToN-Clearings. s2i. 2Ss. 2l9; balances. ST.
941. Sol.
CHICAGO-Posted exchange, A.S5t9T4.s SO. New
York Exchange. 25c premium. Clearings, $780,
9is, AS; balances, 81, 404. S26.
Observation-Disclosures. 81. $50. sos; bal
ances, 81, 255, S4S.
ST. L~OUIS-Money. 567 per cent. New York
Exchange, 40c premium bid: soc premium asked.
Clearings, 81, s55,O1S; balances, $1,2S2. SIS.
BALTIMORE-Clearings. Alb. 500; balances.
s642. 457.
CINCINNATI-Money, 3ik66 per cent. New
York exchange, 3OQ32l2c premium. Clearings.
81, s12, 500.
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BOSTON. May 2s.-There was little business
doing In the wool market here, but the demand
continues only moderate. What sales have been
made were at former prices. There is a feeling
or steadiness apparent, but while no one looks
for lower prices there is nothing in sight at
present that would promise expectations OF an
advance. Territory woods continue to head the
list Of sales. Fine medium and fine, staple IN,
is selling at 406 42c on the secured basis. while
the strictly staple article is quoted at 44Q40c.
Fleece wool is also slow, and prices nominal.
The following are the quotations for leading de-
scriptions: Ohio and pennsylvania neeces, y
and y and above. 22Q24c; Xxx and XX and
above, 2sc; delaine, Csc: No. l combing, Zoe; No.
2 and ss blood. 25c; coarse and braid washed.
2sQ24c. Michigan. Wisconsin. etc.: y Michigan.
2Q2lc; No. l Michigan combing. 2Sq2ic; No. 2
Michigan combing, 23Q24c; coarse braid washed,
23c: fine delaine, 2SG24c. Unwashed medium,
etc: Kentucky and Indiana u blood combine.
2la22c; IS blood. 2lQ22c; Missouri u blood comb
ing, l9G2Oc; y blood, lgd2Oc; braid combing,
lsc. Territory, secured basis: Montana fine me-
dunn and fine. 1Sdl4c; secured. 42q4Sc; staple.
45Q acc: Utah. Wyoming and Idaho fine medium
and fine, 12Q1Sc; secured. 4Oq42c; staple, 44445c.
Australian. secured basis. spot prices: ComoIng
supernne, 71q72c good. GsqIOc; average, 65967c.
ST. LOUIS. May 27.-Wool unchanged; medium
grades. l1q17c; light fine, 1l1l4c; heavy fine, 80
lie; tub washed, l1I25kc.
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The Indiana climate and crop bulletin for
the week ending Monday. May q. is az
follows:
cool, cloudy weather the greater part
OF the week retarded the growth OF crops.
and, although requent local rains fell,
some corn and cat fields were too dry.
Heavy haiistorms on Thursday and Friday
damaged crops in several localities. and n
number OF sheep and calves were killed or
injured in Jackson county. Wheat Is head
ing: the fly is injuring many fields. Rye Ia
hioor'ing in some localities. Oats are grow
Ing slowly. Corn is nearly all planted; early
corn IS coming up well. and cultivation be-
gan; cut worms are becoming very injurf-
Gus. Tobacco Is growing we'll. and some
was transplanted. Clover. timothy and pas
lures are doing well: much white top Is
foundi In some meadows. Potatoes are being
cultivated. Melons grow well. A large
acreage OF cow peas was sown I'm the
southern portion. Peaches and berries are
abundant. but many apples are dropping:
Strawberries are ripe. Livestock Is In good
condition. strengthening II finished in the
central and northern portions"
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt st. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. May 2s..Flour quiet and un;
e cirs ,ss Il patents 9tsa So. S;SSas 3 s1 Soa extra aim 5onSy se aHd
nothing doing. Corn meal steady at $3.50. Bran
dull and weak; sacked. east track, sSc. Wheat
tember. 69isa69Ec; No. 2 hard. 7SG7sl9c. Corn
No. 2, cash. 42Isc; May, 42Hc; July. 42hG4asc;
s ssp'e. gniy. a7isse: s%eptember. 2sSg2sac: No. Z
white, s0kc. Pork firm; Jobbing. sl575. Lard
extra shorts. ss25: clear ribs. ss.27l5; clear sides.
$50: Bacon !. goxedl quiet: extra * shorts rs;r, IS;
othy easier at slOalsg; prairie quiet and steady
se,GSt Fagsrnsii 100 scS Brfs; w MsmP 5 5s.oe b sr' co Mn.
IA. 900 bu; oats, rs. 600 bu. Shipments-Flour
1905 Su.
LIVERPOOL. May es.-Beef steady; extra In
dia mess; s2s Sd. Pork steady; prime mess. West,
at 46s Cd. Lard steady; prime Western. in tierces,
Ais Sd; American refined. in pals, Ais 80. ia.
Sd; short ribs. 1s to "a lbs. firm at 44s Cd; Ions
clear middles, light, rs to "a lbs, firm at AIS sd
at 4os sd: short clear backs, ie to 20 lbs. steady
az 40s Cd; clear backs, 10 TO 20 lbs, steady al
s sso Sdi clear bellies Il to Is Sn lbs . nTm at at s as,
Butter dull; finest United States. SIS; good United
at AS; American finest colored quiet at 4ss. Tai
city quiet at 20s; Australian, In Lon
don, steady at 26s Sd.
IS. 1ss brls: exports. LII brls. Wheat firm; spot
and the month. 7Ssq7S%c; June. TIC asked
July, f5Aufoesc, August, 1920 tfpsc, steamer NO
2 red. 74asa74s.c. Receipts. 4s.712 bu; exports,
$500 Blu. Southern by sample. 70Q7sc: Southern
on grade. 76d79c. Corn steady; mixed spot ano
the month. 47G47hc; June. 46%Gl7c;. July: -47a
4114c; steamer mixed. 46d4SAc. Receipts, u.s., 7s
bu; exports. 1881 Blu. Southern white. 49Qisl2c,
Southern yellow. 4Sc asked. Oats firm: No.
white. ssl4Q34c; No. 2 mixed. 3112gS2c. Receipts
1851 bu.
KANSAS CITY. May 2s.-wheat-July. ssAci
2 red. 7oq7lc; No. 3, sSQ69c. Corn-July, 407sc
| September, 1880; cash. No. 2 mixed, SSAQ4Oc.
No, , white. axe: No. :. 49Ae. oatsmNo; !.
white. 3o1s4314c. Accomplishment 5000 bui
corn. $500 bu; oats. 10000 bu. Shipments
Wheat. SO. GOO blu; corn. S2.S0O bu: oats. $4,000 bu.
CINCINNATI, May 2s.-Flour dull Wheat
dull; No. 2 red. FAC. Corn quiet. No. 2 mixed,
4SIuc. oats dull: No. 2 mixed, SOqSOlzc. Rye
meats active at sS.45. Bacon firm at 1924.
Whisky, distillers' finished goods, steady on ba-
sis OF S1.27. Sugar firm.
ToLEDo. May 2s.-wheat duh and strong.
| cash and May. 75Ac; July. 747sc. Corn dull and
easier; cash and May, she; July, 43Ac. Oats
dull and steady: cash and May. &c; July. 2S18c
Rye. 53zc. Clover seed dull: cash, $3.50; Octo-
Der, $50.
MILWAUKEE. May 2s.-Barley steady: No. 2
56457c; sample. <0Q531ec.
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Certificates have been issued 20 the following
named Indianians:
Original-Joshua Davis. Liberty. s.. Philip
Horner. Dublin. IS.
AdditiOnal-Martin Kuhn. Soonover. $40: (spe-
clal. May fl. John Nannice. MOnon. ST..
Renewal and Increase-Noah Williamson. West
Point. Si2.
Increase-Thomas +. Halls. Indianapolis. $40:
Edwin Freeman. Bicknell. ft2. Louden Cronk.
Elkhart. sl6, Nicholas Eolzer. RexVliie. So. VIII
liam a Hubbard, Buddha. Si2. owen Johnson.
Indianapolis. s.. John s. Johnson. Decatur. SO.
George Spera. Winchester. 81. James :. Kftfer-
man. Washington. $1f. Mathew Duncan. Marion.
SO; John r. Miller. EdinburE. IS. John j. Hol-
ley. Huntington. IS; Benjamin r. South. In
dianapolis. ST.. Leaader &. Orril. JenersOnville.
SlI, William j. Robertson. Jorcon Village. 81.
Original Widows. etc.-liannah Hembrea.
Reeve. s.; Dprothea Leimenstoll. Newburg. s..
minors OF Charles Dixon. Marion. si2: supple
mentaD minor OF George Sholty. Bringhurst. q.
Especial accrued, May a. Harriet Brancyberry.
Decatur. 81: Especial. May 80. Ada Il. Lemon.
Mary Fields. Bloomington. "; Martha = spaP
row. ylncennes. r.
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.lOsed at 7sHc: September. 7s 1851 1850. closed

closed at 7sh c: September. &c I 1916 ls-1sc. closed
az 76&c.
Corn-Receipts. 15s. 900 bu: exports. i52.574 bu.
Spot hrmer: No. 2, 1870 elevator, $3.50 T. Q. o.
anoat. Options were higher on May, owing 10 a
scare Of shorts. but only steady otherwise,
helped by talk Of smaller receipts and the whea'
advance Closed firm at a partial &c net al
vance May. 49AG49Sc. closed at is7sc; July,
4sgislsc. closed at CSC: September. As l-lSg
4Ssc. closed at 4Skc.
Oats-Receipts. 5000 bu: exports. e425 bu.
Spot dull; No. ?. s2izcs No. 5. 32c: No. white,
SAQS3hc; No. 3 white, 32hc; track mixed West
ern. 32l34c: track white. 32i2G37c. Options
steady but quiet.
Lard firm: Western steamed. $40. Refined
firm: continent. $3.50: s. A, SS25; compound
s6.75. Taliow unsettled: city go for package)
4A05c: country packages free, SIC. Cotton
low. CSC.
C~onee-Spot Rio dull; No. 7 invoice. 6 5-l6c
Mild dull: Cordova. SLG12kc.
Sugar-Raw firm but quiet; fair refining. SIC
centrifugal. &c test. 4 9-S2c; molasses sugar. size
Refined quiet.
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Changes in Available Stocks.

NEW YORK. May ESPECIAL cable and tele-
graph communications 10 Bradstreet show the
following changes in available supplies from the
last account: Wheat in the United States and
Canada, east OF the Rockies. a decrease Of $50
GOO bu: ahoat for and in Europe. a decrease of
4t. 900 bu: total supply, a decrease Of 4OSS. OOO h,
Corn. an Increase OF $500 bu. oats. an Increase
Of 2.CCO bu. Among the more important decreases
reported TO Bradstreet are those OF l.a5+. 600 bu
at Chicago private elevators. 200. 00 bu in Mani
toba. $4,000 bu at Omaha, 100000 bu at North
western interior elevators. ana $1,000 bu each at
Portland, Ne, and Depot Harbor. The leading
decrease is that OF $4,000 bu at Quebec.