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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

PHILADELPHIA. May Butte quiet and
steady: fancy Western creamery. 20c; fancy
Western prints. 2lc; fancy nearby prints. &c.
Eggs dull and barely steady: fresh nearby. lac
fresh Western, lac; fresh southwestern. l3c
fresh Southern, 12c. Cheese firm: old New York
full creams, good to choice. 11l9d12c; new New
York full creams. choice. 9AG9i2c; new New
York full creams, fair to good, S4d9c.
NEW YORK. May 16.-Butter-Receipts. 4.4O4
packages. Market steady, creamery, 14d19c; fac
tory, 11G13c. New c~heese-Receipts, 1853 pack
ages. Market quiet; fancy large. colored. Sc:
fancy large, white, S12GS9c; fancy small. col
ored, SIC; fancy small, white, sac. Eggs-Re-
ceipts. Is, 40S packages. Market quiet: Western.
regular packed, l3c; storage Western, l3q14c.
CHICAGO. May lon the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady; creameries.
14d1S12c; diaries. 11Q16c. Cheese easy at sHQ1lc.
Eggs steady: fresh, lli4c.
y CITY, May 16.-Eggs firm; fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, 9l2c per dozen. loss of.
cases returned; new whitewood cases included.
lsc more.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Butter steady: creamery.
15Q19c; dairy. l2Q15c. Eggs easy at 10%c, re-
packed and cases included.
LOUISVILLE, May 16.-Butter-Pound bricks.
23c; 60-lb tubs, 21a2llzc; 25-lb tubs, 22g22isc.
Eggs, 11d11l5c.
BALTIMORE. May l6.-Butter firm and I'M
changed. Eggs firm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI May eggs quiet. Butter
steady. Cheese firm; Ohio fat. 11l2c.
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AT NEW YORK.
Break in Wheat Gives an Easier Zone
to All commodities

NEW YORK, May 16.-Flour-Receipts,
1885 brfs; exports. 1s, 200 brls. The flour
market was weakened by the drop in wheat
and closed dull. Corn meal quiet; yellow
Western, s1.02; city. 81.
Wheat-Receipts. 2lS,00O bu; exports, Co.
C47 bu. Spot weak; No. 2 red, S1% C f. o. b.
afioat. 1850 elevator; No. l northern Duluth,
S2ikc f. o. b. aho' -; No. 1 hard Duluth, S94c
f. o. b. afoat. Options displayed heaviness
most Of the day. under liquidation brought
on by rains in the Southwest, unsatisfao-
tory English cables, a small export trade,
foreign selling and short operations; closed
weak at 1ssc decline OH May and 3s04c
decline otherwise: May. SOhGSo7kc. closed at
Smbc: July. a 9-16d IS 3-16c. closed at 77%c:
September. 75isd75 9-16c. closed at 7514c.
Corn-Receipts, AS. 700 blu; exports, 50. 2s2
bu. Spot easy; No. ,, 5O&c elevator. 513sc
f. o. b. ahoat. Options opened steady on
light receipts, but turned weak on the
Withdrawal of clique support and sold off in
the afternoon with wheat; closed weak ana
Ad1ac net lower: May, 5Ol9d51Ac, closed az
50iAc: July. 49lsd4919c. closed at 1850; Sep
TENDER. 4Sst closed at 4S%c.
Oats-Receipts, 2S7, 700 bu; exports. 100. 296
bu. Spot dull: No. :, 331zc; No. 3, 33c: No.
, white. 34c; No } white, S34c; track mixed
Western. 32ikc; track white. 33G37l5c. On
tons quiet and easier with corn.
Hay barely steady; shipping. 75c: good
TO choice. 92isH95c. Lard firm: Western
steam. SS.25: refined firm: continent. $50:
south American. $S.35; compound. SO. IS. Tai
ton-seed oil quiet; prime crude, Sic; prime
CoGeeDspot Rio dull; No. invoice, TIC.
mild quiet: COrdOva, shll21sc.
Sugar-Raw firm but quiet: fair refining.
3ac: centrifugal. 96 test. 4 9-32c; molasses
sugar, 3izc; refined quiet
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refined in pals quiet at 49s 90:
prime Western In tierces steady 1T fS 3D. Bacon
Short ribs. firm at AS cd. Shoulders-Square.
IL 10 l3 pounds. firm ar 3s Cd
KANSAS CITY, May 16.-Wheat-July e0lc;
September, 6i4sc; cash. No. ? hard. 6S4esAzc; no
2 red 69e470kc. COrn-May, 42Sc; July, tsc'
cash. No. > mixed. 42lzG4Sc; No. 2 white: tS1.c.
Oats-No. > white. Sii.q52c. Receipts-Wheat
eo.Soo bu: corn, y. 500 bu. oats, 12c0 bu- ship
~ments-Wheat. AZ. 500 bu; corn, 20,2O0 bu; oats
li.000 bu.
CINCINNATI. May 1s-Flour easy. Wheat
quiet; No. ? red. zoe. Corn Gull: No. ? mixed
soc. Oats firm: No. , mixed. Bic Rye quiet: No
,. SIC. Lard frmer at SIS. Bulk meats STEADY
at SIS. Bacon quiet al 81. Whisky, d~istillers'
finished goods. quiet on basis Of SIPS. Sugar hrm-
TOLEDO. May dull and weak; cash
and May. Axe: July. 7Shc. Corn active and firm.
Cash and May. f4Ac; July, 4iizc- ~oats-cash
and May. 2Slsc, July. 2Sc. Rye, a. CloVerseed-
Cash prime, 500; October. S5.27l=.
DULUTH. May 1s.-wheat-Cash No. l hard.
75%c: No. 1 northern. 6sa6sc. No. , northern.
6SSc; May. 7Sssc; July. 7S3c; September. 60Ac.
Corn. 41lsc. May, 42c. Oats, 2sd2s4c.
MINNEAPOLIS. May 1s.-Wheat-No. / cash,
711sc; September. CS7sQeSc, on track. No. 1 hard,
7S1sc; No. l northern. 17sc; No. , northern. ssls
070lsc-
MILWAUKEE. May 1s.-Barley steady; No. :,
SIC, sample. 40G4c.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.
Thursdays Bank CIearings.
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade More Active Yesterday. witt,
Prices Generally Ruling Firm.

On the Wholesale streets. yesterday. more ac-
tivity was noticeable than on either OF the pre-
ceding days OF the present week. with firm
prices the prevailing feature. Wholesale groc-
ers are very busy. Sales OF sugars are increas-
ing. There are large stocks OF canned goods and
dried fruits on hand. but they are chiefly high
grade goods and sell at established prices. II is
now more difficult 10 ssl cheap canned goods.
the better grades being in much better request
Fancy groceries rule firm at the range OF prices
Of some time past. The dry goods houses are
having a good trade OF late. Prices are easy in
tone on several lines OF goods. but not quotably
lower. on Commission row there D. a very fair
trade in progress. Oranges and lemons are firm
az prices quoted. Fineapples are selling much
better from year 10 year on this market. In the
vegetable line the Southern producing points
must now divide markets with home producers
and prices on all articles are weak at quota
uons given; still the Is large and
stocks are not accommodating. Poultry and sggs
are steady at prices quoted. Butter Is weak at
the recent decline.
The local grain market r. dull on light re-
ceipts. while all cereals are In good request at
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MARKET BECOMING DULL
PRICE. CHANGES RELATIVELY MAR.
ROW ON A LOWER LEVEL.
Domewhat Improved Investment De-
mand Is Becoming A~ppnrent-Lo-
cal Business IL More Active.

At New York yesterday money on cali
was steady at 2 and 5 per cent: last loan.
"a per cent; ruling rate. AZ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 4Q4l2 per cent.
Sterling exchange was firm. with actual
business in bankers bills az Si.Ss for de-
mand and $4.Sissa4Sl1s for sixty days: posi-
ec rates. s4S and Si.S9: commercial bills.
s4S3Na4S4A.
Silver certificates were 6oc; bar silver.
bsAzc; Mexican dollars. 4S&c; bar silver at
London. 27%d.
There was a still further lapse of interest
IN the stock market yesterday. as was
shown by the decline in the volume of
dealings 10 below a million shares for the
first time since the late boom attained
force The market also gave evi. &c of
further progress toward normal conditions.
There was still n rather feverish price
movement. but the oscillations showed q
lessening tendency. These are phenomena
which invariably follow a panic. After the
violence OF the fluctuations has subsidized
there Is likely to be a duh period and a
gravitating tendency to a lower level un
less some new factors of strength devotion
TO reawaken outside buying demand Yes
terday the speculative contingent was in
cIincd 70 look for such a new influence 10
the promised settlemement Of the Northern
Pacific dispute. No authentic Information
can'Se had as 20 the terms OF This agree
ment. but IL is generally accepted in Wan
street that IL will insure the safeguarding
or the interests which deem themselves
threatened by the Burlington deal. with
cut detracting from the benefit of hat
zeal TO tie original projectors. The RAPID
progress reported 10 be making In the
deposit e Burlington stock 10 be exchanged
for the proposed new bonds seemed 10 n
sure the rapid m OF the Bur-
Ifngton deal itself. The effect of this de-
velopment WsS most manifest Ia St. Paul
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Oils.


MONTPELIER, May 16.-ISpeciaI1 Jon took
another drop of lie in the West and &c in the
East to-day. This leaves Indiana and South
Lima oil at FAC and North Lima at 79c. The
declining market has not yet had much effect
on the activity Of the Indiana field. but the
continued cutting will put a stop to work if it
is kept up.
SAVANNAH, May 16.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 31Ac. Rosin firm. Quote: A, Il. c, S1.10;
ID. s1.15: E. s1.20; f, s1.25; G. s1.SO; II. $3.50; L,
$40; X, s2.05; NJ. s235; n. $40: window glass,
81 %; water white, s.. 20.
NEW r May 16.-Petroleum weak: re-
fined New York, 6.90c; Philadelphia and Balti-
more, 6.S5c; Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk,
4-9Oc. Rosin dull. Turpentine steady at S4Hd35c.
May 16.-Spirits of turpentine
quiet at 31G31Ec. Rosin firm at 1Q1.05. Crude
turpentine quiet at s1.10 to $40. Tar firm at
$I25.
OIL CITY, May 16.-Credit balances. $1.O5; GER
tifcates. no bid. Shipments, 80. ass brls: average,
SO. 2o9 brls; runs. 1886 brls; average. Sill brls.
CHARLESTON, May 16.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 3llsc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
TOLEDO May 16.-Oil weak and lower; North
Lima, 7Sc; South Lima and Indiana, 74c.
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and Rock Island. Northern Pacific, owing
To- the abnormal standing Of that stock IN
the market. was not an index 20 the slted-
tlon. Inc process OF exchange solhs OIL III
the Burlington stock affected 1t 10 some
extent in the same way. The adVahclis
tendency in Union Pacific was constantly
checked, supposedly by the surmises as 10
the method of financing the purchases Oh
Northern Pacific stock made In the COM
pany's interest. The advance IN u. Paul
over Wednesday nights level reached 80
in Great Northern preferred 6%s, Northwest
ern ., and Rock Island IA. Another acuVe
center OF speculation was Amalgamated
Copper. in which the buying was large
apparently by inside interests. and regard
ing which various favorable items or news
were published during the day. The most
imported was the reported intention OF the
vice chancellor of New Jersey TO dissolve
the injunction against the absorption OF
the Butte a Montana and the Boston o.
Montana companies. The stock advanced
at one time ~. International Power al
vanced 101z. Minneapolis & ST Louis rs on
expectations OF a dividend increase, Amer
lean Express ga, Consolidated Gas 5l5, Lake
Erie x Western 81, Iowa Central preferred
8. and Pullman 4A. The relaxation OF
forced liquidation made comparatively Ignt
buying orders effective in advancing prices.
There was undoubtedly a good deal or
manipulation by insiders in the interest OF
better prices, but there was also a growth
in investment demand for good DIVIDEND
payers. But not less striking than the
strength with which prices advanced was
the ease with which they were forced down
dEdlH nut lIC NtAJ A5hN 5000
which the day closed. with prices ali tbs
way from ] to 5 points below the best and
with net changes a good deal mixed and
for the most part small. The ease In the
money market was due entirely 10 the
falling off in demand and speculations, as
ether causes are tending TO a steady deple-
ton of New York bank reserves.
The bond market was broad and moder-
ately active and price changes were irregu-
lar. Total sales at par value were 81. $4,000.
United States bonds were all unchanged on
the last call.
Following are the days share sales and
closing bid prices:
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianians:
Original-James Carson, Markle. S2.
Supplemental-John NJ. Thompson, Summit
vile. 81
Renewal and Increase-Samuel E. Grippe.
Goshen. So.
Increase-Reuben c. Rowe, Marion. sl2, Luke
Walters. Jasonville, SO: James w. Sipes. Kill
more. Si4: James L. Dennings, Indian Springs.
SIG. Samuel Poyer. Lima, s.; Jacob Hirach,
Mishawaka. $40: George NJ. ID. Crabb, Knights
vile. Si7. John W. Latimer. National Military
Home. Marion. s.. William q. Balm. Martins
vile. S2f: Robert Bryant. National Military
Home. Marion. s.; special. May 3. Jonathan
Ham. Alamo. S24-
Original Widows. tc.-Martha A. Keeling,
Whiteiand. 81; Lovina Bostwick, Elkhart. IS.
special. accrued May 3. Angelina Baker. Middle
town. SIS: Susan J. Caster. Lafayette West Side).
so: Mary r.. Carver, indianapolis. IS.
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Poultry.

NEW YORK, May 16.-Poultry-Alive firm;
spring chickens. per pair. 50975c; fowls. lie; tur-
keys, Sc. Dressed very quiet; turkeys, SQ9c;
broilers, 2Od25c: fowls. 10G12lkc.
LOUISVILLE May l6.-Poultry-Hens, SC;
spring chickens, Sl.50M3 per dozen, according 10
size; turkeys. SC; ducks. 7i9c.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Poultry steady; chickens.
713c; springs, 1SQ2Oc: turkeys, &C; ducks, &c;
geese, &c.
CHICAGO. May 16.-Iced poultry steady; chick
ems, Sl2Qs1zc; turkeys, SG9c.
CINCINNATI. May 16.-Poultry easier; chick
ems. Sl24l2c; turkeys, 5@6c.
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Births.

James and Daisy O'Brien, sO4 West New
York street, girl.
job and - Williams. 42 Rankin
street. boy.
Frank and Bertha Wehrel, 1742 Yandes
street. girl.
Charles and Eva Cudworth, 1918 Yandes
street. boy.
Bert and Lilly Benson. 324 McLea place.
girl.
Albert and Martha Ellig, 237 South East
street. boy.
Bert and Laura, Reed. 2125 Northwestern
avenue, girl.
Harry and - Kellar, 143 Geisendorff
street. girl.
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TRADE IN
Quotations at 81. Louis, baltimore,
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. May 1s.-F1our dull; patents. 1856
az =. extra fancF and straight. s3.i5a3. 81: clear.
s2.S043. Corn meal steady at $3.50. Bran dull
sacked. east track. 6Sat9c. Wheat-No. > red.
cash. 72a72Ac. May. &c; July, e9zsc: September.
6Si5c. r,u. , hard. 72Ws2i2c. Corn-No. :. cash.
$3.50. May. 4ssse; July. tSc; September. i3sc.
Oats-No. ,. cash. S0i@c; May, s0hc; July. 27isc:
september. 2sc: No. ? white, Slice. Pork steady:
iobbing. $50. Lard higher at ST..
dressed meats boxed steady: extra shorts.
SAL. clear ribs. $50. clear sides. s. s2iA. Ba-
con boxed steady. extra shorts. s9.I2i2. clear
ribs. se.25. clear sides, Ss.s1ia. Eay-TimCthv
strong ~ SiCG1S.50. prairie steady al Si0.5OGus 80.
whisky steady At si.2N. Iron cotton ties. SI.o5.
Bage!ng. 6i.T7c. Hemp Irvine. SC. Receipts-
Flour. COO brls. wheat 2a.e0 bu. corn, 3. 099
bu. oats. 5000 bu. Shipsnents-FIour. 5000 hrIs:
Wheat. $500 bu. corn. 4T.9oo hu; oats. $500 bu.
BALTIMORE. MAY f6-Fiour quiet. ReceiDts
522f brls: exports. 1917 brls. Wheat dun ana
lower: spot and the month. U7s07Sc: June. IKE
asked; July. 7SA@74c; steamer No. ? red. 74asti
7i,c Receipts. 1866 bu. Southern by sample.
7vG7sc: Southern on grade. s6pIgc. Corn easier:
mixed SPOT and the month. fSizN4S&c. June. tS1
4S4c. July. 4SanfSLc, steamer mixed, 47lsq4S&c.
Receipts. $3.50 bu: exports. l3S. if3 bu. Southern
white corn. 5iQ52cs Southern yellow corn. son
5Olc. Oats steady; No. ? white. 37i1c: No ?
mixed. si9S1isc. Receipts. $500 bu: exports.
50. 600 bu.
LIVERPOOL. May B-Wheat-Spo steady:
Nc. 2 red Western winter. So MD; No. 1 north
Spot STEADY: American mixed. new. ~ Id.
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Deatha.

Clarice S. Oliver, twenty-one years. city.
pneumonia.
Lew r. Hamar. seventeen years. 1854
South Spruce street, catarrhal grippe.
Kate Swails, five years. 1920 Lexington
avenue, acute myelitis.
John Boyer, sixty-one years, city pneu-
monia.
Amanda Robinson. seventy years, Oil
North Temple avenue, left hemiplegia.
Thomas G.. Howard. thirty-one years. 7O7
South Capitol avenue. tuberculosis
Julia a. Mills, nineteen years, 1926 East
Sixteenth street, tuberculosis.
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BATH. Me. May l6.-The torpedo boat
Raglcy was given an ohucial trial run of
two hours at sea to-day, and her perform
ance was even better than that OF the Bar
pey yesterday. her average time over the
entire course being 30 knots. In the last
hour she made 80 knots, and for a period
90 five minutes she attained a speed OF
80 The contract speed is Is KNOBS.
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Dried Fruits.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The market for evap-
Grated apples ruled tolerably steady i'm the alb
sence Of sellers, but the total volume of business
was of small proportions. Prices remain un-
choice, 5Q5lzc; fancy. 6q6l5c. California dried
fruits ruled quiet but steady. Prunes, a
71eq12c; Moor Park. 9AG1Sc. Peaches-Peeied,
1212Q20c; unpeeled, 5iz01Oc.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE home demand has
been of about late average proportions in this
market, but reports from retailers here and else
where are more encouraging. There has not
been any change in the tone or price OF any de-
partment in staple cottons. Print cloths mac
tive. Fall River manufacturers meet tomorrow
10 consider the situation. Prints quiet and easy.
Staple ginghams unchanged. Fine ginghams
scarce. Cotton Innings quiet and Irregular.
Hosiery end underwear in rather better demand
than of late.
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Marriage

William Robinson and Nellie +. Thorne.
James Davis and Lucy Turner.
Cecil Richardson and Fanny +. Bigby.
Harrison Griggsby and Mary Wiilet.
Ferdinand w. Cioffey and Alta +
Thacker.
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COttOn

NEW ORLEANS. May 16.-Cotton steady.
Sales. 80 bales. Ordinary, 5Ac: good ordinary.
. l5-16c; low middling. 6Ac; middling, 7Ssc: good
middling. 5 1-l6c; middling fair. Sssc. Receipts.
!, 33G bales; stock. III, 595 bales.
NEW YORK, May 16.-Spot cotton closed quiet:
middling uplands, 8 13-16c: middling gulf, S 5-l6c.
Sales, lis bales.