Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1878 — Page 8

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THE IXDIANA STATE SENTIKEL, WEDNESDAY MOENING,, AP11IL 17, 1878.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MOSLTT AXD THE M.IKKETV Otticeoi1 the Indian APOLT3 SE.vrnKL,l Tuesday, Evksinq, Apnl Hi, 1578. The local money market has ruled exceedingly quiet daring the week closing with this evening. The banks are doing their usual amount of checking and deposit business, but there is but little paper being negotiated either at the ba:iks or in the open market, and Mtes of interest rule steady at 810. There is a goon demand reported for eastern exchange, and tho banks are buying at par, and s iles across the counter arc being made at 1-102' premium. INDIANAPOLIS CXJTARIKO HOUSE. Clearings. Balance. For the month of January .J.,5I j,M Sl,ilKMiO For the month of February.- o.-aAMl For he month of March.... 4,5X1.301 !H.T,!K)0 i,ii:,oD 4o,0!) ' xo.ooo 4!,ITj0 Vi.OU) u.ouo Si.0.0 4ri,UJU 50,00 4l,tj0 51," K) ts,ouo Monday, April . I7i,UlO Tuesday. April 2. Wednesday, April 3 . Thursday, April 4 Friday, April 5 Saturday, April (i...... Monday, April H. ....... Tuesday, April 9 . Wednesday, April 10. Tli ursday. April 11..., Friday, April 12. 212,OtiO 170.1MI SlO.lXX) W.U.'O l!7,(XH) 210.0 0 Commercial. Business In every department of trade has been exceedingly active during the eutire week, and prices are undergoing but faw changes. Tho fci wery market is reported as being exceedingly active, both for staple aud ramjet:! hIs, and prices rula steady and rlrm. There has been a good demand during the eutire week for dry goods, and prices sue well maintained. The provision market is undergoing no chauges worthy of extended comment. The demand Is light and prices dull and nominal. There is a good demand reported for wheat, aid prices rule firm with an upward tendency Corn is quiet but steady. Receipts of eggs continue liberal, but the demand is good and prices rule steady. Hatter is In good request at quotations. Poultry Is dull and unchanged. Seeds are in good demand at full price. Fish are active and firm. Canned goot Is and foreign fruits are steady and unchanged. SALES RKI"ORTEn. Wheat 5 cars No 2 red f 1.13; 2 cart sample Sl.ll. Corn 10 cars mixed, r. o. b., 3S!c; 5 cars mixed, o. I., 3Sc; Scars ear 37c; 2 cars ear 37sc. GRAIN I2i STORE. April lu, i878. Wheat I Corn. Oats IVrly Rye 3t7 15-5 Elevator A . Elevator B... Central Elo..... City Elevator. FJevator D.. Elevator K. Totals Same day 1577 lii,77:J 11,032 20,352 l-."i.olt 1,700 "low 9S I7.2UO 'Si OUT oOOi 100 00 Z.0U0 :)V 195,7ii5 7.200, iys 0U0I 15,000 1,CW KiCEIPTS A'D SHIPMENTS. Receipt jShipm ts Flour, bbls- .... "Wheat, bu. Corn, bu ......... OaU, bu...... Kye, bu ..... B.ir;ey, bu 2,4 2,5. ) l.ooi 77,ri0 7.011) 3.HW NJ0 m 1.U0 4'JO "wli sio 47H 50 10 m,coi 7S,7ii 2.100 1,011), tiki 1J0 1UM 3U0 Braa, ions......M Uii'miwal, bbls...... Bfarch,bbl3 Hay, ious Provisions, tous......... Wool, tons .. . Coa I and Coke, tons Whisky, bbls ............ ., Hides, tons Horses and Mules, No.. Lumber. fL. no; 1(0 20" tH awaw D.ULT REVIEW OF THE IXDIAXAPOLIM nvKHET. lh Prof Js!n !Iarki. Tlit- masket is quiet and unchanged. l:tY Sai-t Meats Khonlders SJc; clear rns jiM o.i ; asi;ea. La tto Prime steam 7liJc asked. S P. Mkats Ilsrcs nominally &-7e. (ir inaml I'tour Harkot. Li'xx The market oa 'change to-day was quM n.L.i value underwent no change wo: thy ut note. The order trade was very lig'iT, the only inquiry being for mixed, with m ;uer ofl'erlans, uoldprs asking higher prices, while the v ews of buyers wre unchanged i o n yvnl rJay. '1 1.'.' foilo.vin were ciosing quotations at the cs'i Viani. i2i o'clock: White No 2 MHWe t. o. b. Yellow 'K.i K.C I. o. b. ItUh Mixed vKco. t. Mixed s7;;c o. t. li"Jectcd :ii2Slic o. t. " Wieat Steady, with a good demand. Kecei pt i moierute. Wo quote Ho 2 red at 51 15(J 1 10. KrocK We quote: Fancy $ 0QQH 50; family to 0;;4 iow trriuie 7513 75. Oats Dull. We quote: So 2 white 26c O. t.; mixed 25?r2tic. Kvk In soo i demand at3.'l?;5k! o. t. for No 2. H.iA Iu lair demand at 813 50 per ton fur course. ladlianpolis Vroduee Martlet. A?pi.u -Tlie t-tocU of choice apples is light, t'e (iemmm gocxl and prices nue firm. We qa -tv: Choice to fancy SI 60(4-5 50; common 50. FriTEit Reeelpt-s of choice table butter are lignt and the market lairly active. Shippers ait.- p.iyiuit on arrival 10c, aud It is selling from Ki'ir.; at lii'0C. K;g The m-irket is steady and firm. Packers iirv paying 7c per dz on arrival and sales ar made I row store at- 7c. Ffc.ATHEKs Are fairly actlre at unchanged prices. We qnoto prime live geese at ;e; mix?l, gee-e nd duck, 20(3-5c; old featfcers TioNKY There is a fair demand reported. We quote: t:holce comb 16(c; dark colored Hi'l'c: strained lfl-ti2c l"ou thy Heo-i pis exceed the demand and tlit market is dull. W quote: Turkeys, alive. 6c per lb; N. Y. dressed 7c per lb; ducks tl 50 per doz; oosTers $1 25 per doz; spring chickens 1 it per doz: hen tl 2 per doa; geese, full fca titers, 55 40 p-r coz. 0roNS Are dull and unchanged at 8! 2!y2. Okeen VeoETArLta a gooil demand is reported and prices are quite Arm. We quote: Lettuce 9ec pr bu: radishes 20rj 2-c per doz bunches: rhuoarb 10Uc er doz. bnnehes: onions 6vxSc per doz. bunches; spimic 51 tml .5 per bbl: kale75crfl per bbl; peas S3 UOrij'i 5i per box; cucumbers $i 2 per doz; new potato sf j ptr box coutalnim; twothirds of a bushel. Potatoes Th market is dull and nominal. We quote on arrival at lS'Jje; selling in car load lots at 'ir e per bu. Cranberries Are in active demand. We quote choice at f 1 7.'xl 50 per bu. Ukikd Fkcits Are in fair demand at our prices. We quote: Peached halves, at 8,c; apple 535'te. Ekahs We quote: New navy, clean white, f ; lxl 25 ir bu : common Sue per bu. IndiMbapoIl Grocery Market. The nia l:et 1 ac lve aud Arm. CorrEES The market Js'aclive and steady. Ordinary grades of Rlo 1J4 17Vc : good to fair 18-$Wc; prime Hjl-jc; choice Ui fancy a 2uc;Jav2iQPc. Cheese Prime new mild is h'ld at 12VC,113c. Molasses and SYRixr New Orleans inoiatwes Is quotwJ at 35(4-i0c for new crop; syrups at 40( 0c for comraou lo fancy. Kick Is in go si demand and Arm. We quouj: 6!47io for Carolina. bUOARH-We quote: Kenned A 1010V'c ; off A 'JVvWifi; extra C hard logdic; circle C and b i&ic: yellow SSC. Hoaf W quo : louwy'n UermaD f'4(!i.jc per lb; other Uerrnan (isXe Trib;whie Russian pressed cake I) 25i 75; Babbitt's 7y 7 'h per box. Ca.tdi.es Wa quote: Hotel 193iKtar can(Le 154fflG'c; cooimon pressed i;iaMc. Teas The usual amount of goods are being noiu uiu pneex rule sieauy. Young hyson, common... a aaw a tit i oung hyson, fair to good You n it hyson, choice... 70T DO K"Ol 00 d 40 60(9 60 K0C4 hY$ 85 4V 60 75T41 00 1 00(91 C5 2T(9 86 S0 W Young h son, extra choice imperial, common....... imperial. Due, Imperial, choice Gunpowder common c mnpowder, fine..., Gunpowder, choice ... Gunpowder, extra cboic.M.MM..Mm. Japan, uacolored, corn mo n Japan, uncolored, flne neyr...

J?pan, nnpo'oml, choice new 65 Oolon, interior...-... iJ CKtlong, tion .. . . 4v9 76 Oo'ong. extra cftoicti . . Dtcl 0i COUDAliE-ls without- change. Manilla, toi-iain 1S Vfanlila, Inch 16 Manilla, . in. up...l" Sisal, i to 5-16 12

?rital, inch .HJSUal,4in.Alargrll bash cord. hemp-...'S Cotton rope 222 1 Hay rope cotnmon10?4 Uy rope, 1, 3, 4 plyJ4?4 I (id innnpollo Dry Oaads Jtsrkf t. There is a good demand reported ror all descriptions ol goHls, both staple and lancy, and prices rule steady. rlATTiNO Ordinary 10Q12-c; middling 15c; bst tissue ltic. Bkows Dr.iLi.iso Nashville 8c; Pepperel 8Hc ; Hiark ic. f iCKlSii Omego 32 Inch 16Jc; Conestosra 4 4 MedAl lie; Melal 16ic: extra H 15c; extra 4-4 lHc: Lew i-ton diucn 18c; SI inch 15c; 3o-inch 3.jb ; plaltl 18c. MUKTINO STRIPES American 6-3 lac ; 3-3 9c; Whittenden cheviots B 8c; AA. 11c; AAA 12c; XX I2c; Otts cheviots 12c; Everett do ll.,c; borut.pun d;c. paper Cambiucs Common colors 5$c; high colors lc higher. Prints American 5Jc; Washington, Merrlmac, Orlen'ai, Conestoa, 5c; Richmond 5Jc; Harmony 4iic; Allen 5c; Freeman 4c; stanuard shirting prints 5c; Albion solid colors 5c; Wamsutta4e; mourning prints be; Spragues 5c. C'akpkt chaik White 20c ; colored 2jC ; coverlet warp 22c. Brown .Sheetings Vercaont7c; Nashville TJic; Mlddlevilie7c; Idaho Mc; New Albany 7c; Stark A He; Park A 5c: Granite B bJic; Bedford It 3Kc; Pepp N Olc; PeppO Vc; Pepp K7c: Ppp E 7 in ; Charter Oak oc; Lancaster standard he. .,,,, Bleached SuEETlxr.s-Lonsdale 8ic: Hope 7,l4c; B acEstone7J4c; Mascomen 8c; 11111,7-8, 7c;4-4 7c; DwlgutStar 8c; Vauftli XX 6c; Rep Dog 5lc: Quaker c : Cambrics, Lonsdale, l:?c;Yoang Warrior llic: Jabez Knight lie; Wmsutta HKc; New York Mills llc. Grain Bas Amoskeag A 20c; Lewlstown A22c; StarK 25c; Union 22c; Banner 20c; Moritanp-'iVic: American 21c; Harmony 15)c. , COTTON VARNS A soi ted nuniters, per lb 21c Dozen yarns, Vs, per doz....- . llc LVzen yarns, 5Xs, per dor...... l igC lozen yarns, HuOs, jx-r doz. . VJS Dozen yarns, TOOs, per doz 8c Carpet warp (colored) ier lb .. lc Carpet warp (white) Standard, per lb . 21c Coverlet yarns, per lb . . 2oO Cotton twine, per lb ISQJk; TrOt Ull6wiH-mNHmIMMMM.mMHWHMmm 2f)C Staging, per lb-...........-. - 2o Heine twine 30c Candle wick, per lb Zic Batting, per lu -- - lOibc Mlscellaneona, BROOMS The market li quiet and un-changf-d. Common, per doz........... f 1 5012 00 Fancy carpet . . 2 75(j 00 (shaker 2 50(2 75 CANNED GOO DH The market continues fairly active and prices rules steady. Peaches, 2 lb cans, per doz.........$ 1 50 Peaches, 3 lb cans 2 002 25 Pineapples 1 65 oo Strawberries 1 4VU 75 Raspberries . .. 1 651 75 Pears 1 301 50 Bartlett pears ..................... 2 00 42 25 Plums, damson, p'r dox 1 W reen peas 1 75i2 00 Condeused milk 2 75(53 00 Oysters, full weight Cove, 2 lb . .......... 1 Z'sl 4J Do, short weight 1 lb ....... 2 lb Whortleberries, 2 lb. ........., Tomatoes, 2 lb .., Tomatoes, 3 lb Fxl ciierrieg, 2 ib............... Lima beans, 2 lb..... ......... Striug beans, 2 lb Goose berries, 2 lb Yarmouth succota.sh, 2 lb..... Blackberries, 2 lb Yarmouth corn, 2 lb Maryl'ind sugar corn, 2 lb.. 504 t 1 00(41 10 1 48.'4l 55 aval 10 30fl 40 aOul tiO 504l 'Mil 30 253 1 S5 8.5(41 90 1 ;o 1 5ai to 1 50Q1 75 active and prices FRUITS The demand is firmer. Oranges ValentIa..MM......... ....1100(412 00 Oranges Messinas.................-. 5 SO&ii 75 Lemons per box. . 4 5i)(.5 00 Layer raisins, new, per hox 2 002 10 New Muscatel, crown-.M...... 2 10gj2 25 New Muscatel, double.............. ....... 2 5t(g2 5 Prures, old, ier lb......M 9,"! 12 Prunes, new, per lb l0(j 12 Currants, per lb. .......... r iMi I lie demand is active at our quotations. Mackerel, extra mess, per bbl. ...... 28 00 Mackerel, large extra 24 OOyiM W Mackerel, No 1 shore........... IS 00 Mackerel, No 1 bay 15 WKilK 00 Mxckerel. No 2. large 11 00(413 CO Mackerel, F.U2lish, breakfast.... 8 50. 0 50 Herring, No I, tier box 35c 40 White n.-h. No I, per hall bbL. 5 00 5 50 White fish. So 1, per kit ftVi 1 25 Yi lilte llsn, ;amily, per ball bbl 2 3 2 75 White 2.sh. larnily, per quarter bbl 1 4o4 1 50 Herring, lake, per half bbl 2 t0(4 2 75 Herring, lake, per quarter bbl. 1 40(4 1 fiO Hertlng, lake, per ktt........... 609 j Sbore herrinst, per bbl 6 ov 7 00 GUNPOWDER We quote prices at S3 25 per iLn lor rifle: 53 oO per keg for blasting. HIDES Quotations corrected by fc Ranh & Sons, 21.Suth iVnufylvania street. Market remains unchanged, little activity bein displayed. We nuote ia store: Cured country. H lbs aad up .. Calfrkind, 8 to 15 lbs , Kipskin, in to 25 lbs (veal) Kto.sk.tti8. IS to 25 lbs (long haired).., Green butcher hides iiteers Cows...... Kip Pelts, :(-?l 25, at to quaKty. 7JiC mi c ( 4 (3 7 c ejc 6 C 9 c 8 e Damagel liides and skins, two-thirds price. Partly cured J3lc less per lo. Dry Fnnt N-i 1.. 12 313 c Dry a I ted No 1.... . ..........11 !jl2 c LEATHER Is in fair demand. Sole, oak, per 16 J5 36 27(4 23o fsoie, nemiock...... Harness Skirting ,. 40,-4 . 2HA4 Rough harness, Bridle, per doz.., Kips, city, per ib do Freuch ....... .48 0)'454 00 . 004 90 . 1 O.V4 1 40 . TO4 1 40 . 1 50(4 2 15 Olfsklns, citydo French IRON A good demand Is figures. I reported at our tf rought Bar, common, per 100 lbs .. rz 25 3 45 w rough t, jnarcoai tar, wrought, scrap, per lb, C?n, perap, per lb...., MORPHINE A moderate demand reported at Si 5o. NAILS Without quotable change; lOd to60d at aT2 OJdiS 65. OIL-4 A good demand Is reported and prices are firmer. Linseed: raw 62c per gal: boiled 67c per gal. Carbon, 110 Are test, 13istUKe. Lard oil: extra winter to(4c: So 1 jO(&iac; No 2 66(5Hc; Strait's oUvSHtc: Banks' STxooc; Labrador 70(4 75e. Castor f 1 251 35. Neatsfoot boe&Sl. lufpenitne 4('(a42o per gal per bbl. OPIUM Wequoteatfl SOperlb. SUININE Firm at to 50. GS We quote: Cotton mixed at 2(32o per ib; wool Jc per lb. SALT We quote at tl 20(1 23 in car load lots for lak per bbl; Ohio river at tl 30 per bbl. and Joe additional In store. HEEDS The market is active and firm. We quote: Prime clover, 95 25; prime timothy, 51 50(41 75; Kentucky blue grass, clean, f 2.1 50; tlo, extra clean, t'A'4 2 50; m?Uet, 75c(a81: English blue grass, r'a2 50; nrcnard.22 50; Hungarian. &o76c. Onion set Yellow Dan vers, 2 oOt3; white silver skin, 13 5-al 50. TIN PlaTE AND METALS I C 10x14 tin 7 25 I X 10x14 SO 60: 1 C 14x20, roofing, 97 CO: I J 20x23, rooting, til 5; block tin, in pigs, 23c; In bar 24c; sheet iron, 27 lb, H 50: 27 c, t5 25; galvanized iron 40 per cent, discount; Indianapolis pieced elbows 40 per cent discount; Northrop' patent sheet Iron aoonng t4 25 per wmare . Crowl's double capped corrugated Iron rootlutr $.5 per souare. TALLOW--Fair and active demand; prime &AC. Indianapolis Uv Slock Karket. ( Reportd by D. Pattnn dr Co., Commission Merchants for the Hale of Cattle, Hogs and Bheep.l Union Stock Yarm. A prll 15. Cattle Receipts fur the past 48 hours, 773 head; shipped to eastern markets, 7-Si head; left on this- market for sale, 237 head. The market opened strong this morning, and before noon nearly all were sold at the lollowlng price: Common grades.- .... 2 oQ(i3 00 Medium cows and heifer . . 2.'i3 50 Good butchers' grades . 3 "5y4 2 Extra to good shippers 4 50ti 73 With pleuty of buyers and few good cattle on the market. If the feedent and shippers would make Indianapolis a point and oirer their good cattle on this market, they would be sold here often at better prices than elsewhere. Balls ................ ... 02 03 4 ') and calven ... ... .Tii U10 00 Veal calves, per lb . Old Oo HHEEi Receipts light; nearly all through. Good sheep would sell from 4o to 5eonthis market, there being a good demand from butchers and shippers. Hoas Receipts for the past 48 hours, 1,406 head; shipped to eastern markets, 618 head. The market Is 5c stronger than on Saturday. Common fj 253 So, medium, to good pucklng

and shippers In fair demand at t3 40?i350, all being sold early aad more wanted. Kimcan & Co. bought a-5 head, average 200 lbs; J. 0. Forguson A- Co., -2'iH head, average V.)-i lbs. Hie market closed tirm, wilh an upward tendency, but not to a very high figure, as the price of the product Is very dull and below the price of thahcg with the hair on. While we do not look for very much of a change in the price for some time, either up or down, we think those ready for market had as well ship ns to hold for higher prices. MARKETS BT TELEUKAFH.

ft'fw York Market. New York, April 15. Cottoti-Dull at lOc for middling uplands. Flour Medium and choice in buyer's favor; extra steady; receipts 12W bbls; No 2 f2 so (?4 lu; superfine western and state H 10$4 75; common togoodeitra f,'i5 15; gosl to choice t-5 ifilii; wuite wheat extra 5-i KKjti 0; fancy td 5.57 75; extra Ohio t Ooyti 75; Bt. Louis fi 10 Q.7 75; patent SO 73 48 40. Rye dour f 1 2V&t. Corn meal Si 25,42 75. Wheat Itrigular; opened in buyer's favor, and closed quiet ; receipts tfi.OOO bu; rejected spring 81 03-. steamer No 2 spring tl 2',i ; No 2 northwestern 51 21(al 23; No-1 sptingCl 2S)-'4 lift)1:,; No 2 red wlutr (131137; No 1 do tl 3v":i ; No 1 white l ayl 40; extra white SI ii (jl 42i4; No 2dofl ;i5; Bieamer do tl 32. Rye Active; wester 7l!j724C. Brley No 1 Canada Hoc. Malt Dull and unchanged. Corn Active; receipts h'7.o)0 bu; high mixed 41(4 ic; ungraded do 17(4 Uc; steamer mixed 51 6l,c; steamer mixed white 51c; steamer mixed yellow 5H:jc: No 2 5.:,'4-5;ic ; high mixed 52c. Oats Heeeipis 2s,kjo bu; mixed western Q-'Joc; white do 3llic. Hay Shipping 00(0.5c. Hops Dull; western 5Sc. Cotlee Iess firm; Rio cars oes 14317c; Jobbing ll;c gold. Sugar Fair to gond refining 77c; prime &4c; refined tt'ioc. Molasses New Orleans 233i;.c. Rice Quiet and unchanged. Petroleum Crude t)ic; refined lljc. Tallow 7(3.7 1-lOc. Strained Rosin Si 57!gl CO. Spirits Turpentine .'llc. Eggs Unchanged; fresh western lOQlOVc. Provisions Pork.: 75a.l0. Beef: western long clear middles steady at f5 30. Lard: prime steam stronger at S7 32J4a7 33. Butter Old western 7i3c. Cheese iS12K.c. Whisky-Si 08". CTjIcaico Market, Chicago, April 15. Flour Firm and unchanged. Wheat Fair demand and higher; No 1 Chicagospring 81 hrl 11; No 2 do.gllt edge, $1 09; tegular S107v'S c-U and April; SI 003I f9J May; Jl 08(31 Jane; No 3 do SI 04 ; rejected 85V,c. Corn Unsettled; high mixed 40c; new do S.H4(3:j8c: No 2 mixed, gilt edge, 40e; regular 37hC cash and April; 41c May; 41Jc June; rejected 3i:c. Oats Firmer; No 2 22J4C cash and April, 20-42t)c May; 'Wio June. Rye id58c. Barley 44(j I(C. Provisions l'orkts floras ij cash; fS !)5 May: t! 05(5 07'4 June; Si) 15&,9 20 July. Lard ,( vjyt (7 cash nud April: ?7(&7 0214 May; 87 U74 7 10 June. Bulkiueats steady ut t4 75, 35 and f5 Alcohol Nominal at ?2 r,. Lake Frelght.s Lorn to Buttalo 3c; wheat do ReceiptsFlour 1 l,tK0 bbls; wheat fi.1,000 bu; eorn 220,000 bu; oaw 32,(x0 bu; ry 3,10 bu; biirley ,ubu. Shipments Flour 10.0) bbls; wheat 113,010 bu; corn 280,0") bu; oaU 38,010 bu ; barley 800 bu : rye s.ium) bu. At the cloe Wheat active, firm and higher at tl UO'S&l 0!d May ; SI t June. Corn 41'UllVio May;ll)c June. Oats 2lifcc' asked. Provisions Pork S9 02Vi9 05 May; 15Q 9 17) June. Lard firmer but not hlsgher. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, April 15. Flour Dull ; western Fupernne 5la.o; extra f l 75(5 25; uo lamlly S5 50:5tf 50. Wheat Western firmer; Pennsylvania red 51 32,41 33; No 2 winter and red western, spot and April, tl ?J; May tl 31!$l 31 i. Corn Western active and strong; western mixed, spot and April, olftwl'ic; May 52a o2ic;June53K5IHc. oats Dull nnd heavy; western white S2Q SJc: do mixed 30.531c; Pennsylvania 32334c. Rye Dull nnd nominal; (fcidite'e. Hay In fair demand aud firm; prime Pennsylvania SU(4l-r. Provisions Dull and heavy. Mess pork t'l 50rtjl0. Bulkmeats; shoulders ti i'Oiil 51); clear rib sides 43 75. llacon: shoulders Jl 75; clear rib sides S'J. Hams 8J 50(jl0 50. Lard: refined tierces fS. Butter Active and firm for choice: choice western rod l2tc: do packed 2o(425e. Petroleum Dil i and easier; refined llc. ColTee More ctlve and a shade firmer; Rio cargoes ll,17c. Whisky Steady at tl OTkSI OtiVi. Receipts Flour 4,u Wjs; wheat 200 too; corn 8o,ua) l u ; oats 1,WU bu. Shipments Wheat 35,000 bu; com 61.000 bu. Freights to Llverpooi Quiet : cotton per Steamer &-32d; flour 25-lkl; gmin d. St I.onls Market. St. loots, April 15. Cotton Middling 10'. Hour Dull and uuchanged; fall super S3 75 &4: extra tl 40; XX fl 70(31 85; family 5 2.V46 40. Wlieat Firmer and options higher: No 3 red fall SI 12 ruh;Sl lSl 144 May; tl 12 1 li June; No 4 do SI W; No 2 sprinK tl 17. Corn No 2 n ixed fflj;38c ca&u; WA&2)& M a y ; 4J)'44o14c .1 u ne. Oats No 2 2jc ca-h ; L7c bid June. Rye Iwer at 5!)Jc. Barl-y Dull and unchanged. Whisky SI 03. Provisions Pork : Jobbing Si) 2-5. Lard dull aud nominal. Bulkiueats dull and nominal. Bacon S t 3734, to 40, So 55, S3 60. Receipts Flour 4,700 bbls; wheat 31,000 bu; corn Xl.tf 0 bu ; oats 13,000 bu ; rye 10,000 bu ; barley tt.CO bu. Shipments Flour 10,000 bbls; wheat 10,000 bu; comol4 bu; oats 11,000 bu; rye 33,000 bu; barley 1,000 bu. Phllodelpbla Market. Philadelphia, April 15. Flour Steady; superfine S3 60rt 4; extras 14 50(5; Pennsylvania family ki40 25; Minnesota do So 75($tf 25; high grades and patent SO 50(48. Wheat Amber SI 32(41 35; red tl 201 32; white tl 38,41 40. Corn Strong; yellow 53c; mixed 52c; May "oats- Dull; white western 31c; mixed 31332c. Rye Unchanged ; 6X7oc. , Provisions Quiet but steady. Pork flO. Beef: Jndia mess 23(210. Hams 89c. Laid city kettle S7 37J Butter Dull; creamery 30333c; western reserve 22(&25c. Fjrgs Western ll12c. Cheese Choice IzlSnVFAc. petroteuin Crude M4(csj;c; refined 11c. Whisky Western Si 00li(4l 07. Receipts Wheat 12,000 bu; corn 132,000 bo; oats 6,000 bu. Cincinnati Market. ClscunATl. April 13. Cotton 10,' Sc. Flour Quiet; tamUy S5 lOiU 50. Wheat In fair demand; red tl 10l 18. Corn In fair demand at41(312c. Oats 2H(4;)lc. Rye 00a2c. Barley Prime to choice fall 41Q45c. Pnivitilons lrk tlo 12' asktd. Lard in g(KI di-inand and firmer : steam S7; kettle S7 25 (7 7 . liaikmeas: shoulders 3 60133 tl ; short rlo tl 7Wr4 80 cash aud buyer April; short clear - l'2i. Bacon : t4 L tl 25, ?5 W, to 75. Whisky tl o3. Butler Heavy; fancy creamery E830c; prime to choice do 20423c. Unwed Oil tt'vc. Hogs Common t3c3 25: light S3 30(4-3 4; packmg 83 50; lair butchers' S-i 00. Receipts 1,900 head ; shipments 11,000 h i. Mllwaukeo Market. Milwaukee, April 15. Flour Quiet aud nominal. . , ' . Wheat Opened at n advance of c, and closed active: No 1 Milwaukee hard tll54; No I Milwaukee SI 15; No 2 doP 104; . April tl lOJi'; May SI 10?4: J une;l my; No 3 do ll 03. Coru-Easler: Ji o a 400 wMc. oata steady and in fair demand J NO 2 25c. Rye No 1 c. lUrley No 2 50c: AprU53c. Provisions Nomluallv unchanged. Mes pork t. lari : steam f 7. Fieights Wheat to Buffalo 4o asked; S4c bItecelpts Flour 8,000 bbls; wheat 90,000 bu. bhlpments-Flour 7,000 bbls; wheal 00,000 bu. Toledo Market. TOLEDO, April 13 Wheat Quiet; No 1 white Michigan tl 28; amber MicrUgan, iot, tl27: April Sl iM)i; May SI 2S; No 2 red winter, spot, held at SI arf'f : May. fl 25. Corn-Easier: high mixed 43Kc: No 2, spot, 4.;Vic ; May lic : June rejected 4&c ; damaged 34-Ca (ihits Dull ; No 2 TSVic. Clover seed-Dull; Mammoth 14 25; prime 1 1 10. Receipts Flour none; wheat 11,000 bu; eorn 65,000 bu; oaU none. . . . Hhipment Flour none; wheat 4,000 bu, oorn.tW.tOO bu; oat a 8,000 bu. New York Live Slock Market. New York, April 15.-Eeeves Receipts 5J00 head, making 10,030 head lor the week, against V.3O0 head for last week. The demand ia mod.inH antf-a iriiTrrT lovit a farther de cline Irou JtHday ml total reductions stxoQz

for the week. Ordinary to prime native steers fS oU,ihl, to drens 5-5 to 57; extra f 10 25AilO 50, to dress 67, with a few selections at flo "7511; 7 carloads Cherokee ca.tio tSiS 60, todressto; fat bulls S-i 754 ier ier KO lbs live wieght; exporters took l,NiOhead nt S! 25-slo ), to dress A to 57. Shipments for the week", 6,7-iO quarters beef.isi head of live cattle, iVSM) carcasses of mutton and 350 dressed pig. Sheen Receipt 5,-jOJ bead, making 1S.TO0 head for the we-k, against l!),000 head lad week. Th' market is firmer and a fr-ctkm

higher; fair business at S4 5l (io S7U: clinrx d sheep Sj 25ca 87J; unshorn cholee vcnriimts S7Q7 ii; spring lambs t3 .50(f8 60 per dead; exporiers wk three car ioads nnshorn sheep ttl $4 12(11 and one car clipped at S-5 87l,i. Swine Uectipls I3.U00 head, mukiug ir.iCO head for the week, ugalnst l,7uo htad U-t Tlie market is dull nnd weak for live; SI !tj per 100 lls, with one car at $3 80. Foreign Markets. London, April 15,5 p.m. Consols for money W 7-10: do account y 7-16. United States Bouds-V20s l7, H8Ji; X9-40s m'i; new 5s 1014 liallway Shares Erie 11V; preferred 1; Illinois Central 77; Pennsylvania Central llli. Tallow Fine American 38' s. IVtrolenm Kennedies. lauseed Oil 20s d. Paris, April 15. Rentes 10V K7c. A ntwerp, A pril 1-5. Petroleum 27 f. Liverpool, April 15. Cotton Dull; middling uplands5Jo-ltj,483-lUd; sales of 7,000 bales, including l.noo bales for simulation and export and 5,4(0 bait s of Amer can. Wheat California white average lis lid. East Liberty tattle Market. East Liberty,! Anrll 15. Cattle Recelrfr-i since and including Friday last 3,785 bead ot through aud Hi beud of yard stock; total for the week ecdin; this day 5,0 S) head of through and 1,130 liead of yard stock, against head of through and 748 head of yard stock last week; selling very slow; prices eas'er at about last week's quotations. Hogs Receipts 9,4iO head; total for the week 10,525 nead, against 12,6:0 head last wer-ls; Yorkers S3 Kg,i 50; Philadelphia 3 TO,iil lu. Sheep Receipts 4,700 head; totl for the week 12,300 head, against 9,400 head last week; Clipped S4(31 50; wooled S3 75(.5 75. Nt. Louis Cattle Market. St. Locls, April 15. Cattle Little doing and prices noml al; prime to choice shipping stoM-s tl O0C45; fair to good do Si4 50; lair to good butchers' t3 00(54; cows and heifers S2 K) (43 K); feeding steers S3 60Ji4 30; stockei-s S3 25 (43 03; corn led Texans 3 50Q4 15; receipts 3,ti00 head. Hogs Moderately" active nt 5(J'0c lower; light shipping S":(43 15; packing S3 10f43 k0: butchers' to lancy S3 25(j3 35; receipts 6,800 head. Sheep Extra heavy shipping ?5 25Q5 00; good to choice tl 6J5; receipts WW head. Cblcaajo Cattle Slarket. Chicago, April 15. The Drovers' Journal reports: flogs Receipts 12.00 head; shipments 4,200 head; choice heavy S3 553380: llghi S-l 403 6-5; mixed rough S3 20(43 50. Cattle Receipts 2,700 head; shipments 1,900 head; shipping nominal; sales Stf44 85; feeders and stocsers (2 754 15; butchers' steady: steers f3i; cows f2 2i J 80; bulU S23; closed with prices full. Sheep Receipls 4.500 head; shipments 3i0 head. Market dull supply mostly Texans; SI 0J til 80. ltoaton Market. Boston, April 1-5 Flour Dull and eosierj western superfine S4(44 2-5; common extras $0 (40 25; Wisconsin do s54; Minnesota do $5 25 r450; winter wheat. Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, S,i 60; Illinois t(7; St. Louis St7 50; patent Wisconsin S 'O-S Corn Quiet; mixed and yellow 55Q57c; No 2 mixed 53c. t.ats No 1 and extm white 39J2c; No 2 white and No 1 'mlxfd 3a;i7ic; No 3 white and No 2 mixed 3o&Mc. Bnflnlo Slarket. BrKFAIO, April IV Wheat Lower; sales ol 3,000 bu No 1 hard Milwaukee 51 25. Corn DuU and nnsett-cd; sales of 2,000 bu new high mixed at 4Ji)g4ic. nals Retailing only. Rye Neglected. Barley Neglected Canal Freightsto New York Dull;c wheat; o-Vc corn. n York Dry Goods Market. New Iokk, April 1-5 -Business continues quiet with package houses, aud the Jobbing trade is only moderate. Cottou goods fairly steady; prints in Irregular demand, but low priced shirtings doing well: mm's wear woolens renin in quiet; ginghams active, and dress goods in fair request. II I GO'S HISTORY. The Venerable Victor's Latest LitcrarjLtbor. From a literary point of view, say3 a Paris correspondent, the second volume of "The History of a Crime" is perhaps a trifle inferior to the first. The author is almost embarrassed by the mess cf Information he has had to press into it, and, being obliged to Clin dense, has, maybe, sacrificed something of the graphic force of his description. To tell such a tale of horror completely ten volumes would not be too many, and we have here but two. Yet for that very reason '"The History of a Crime" is ia some respects an invaluable record. Victor Hugo has called it "The Evidence of an Eye Witness," and it has the terrible authority of a sworn indictment. A crime so foul as Louis Napoleon's needs no comment. The naked truth is more awful than any elaborate accusation, and far more fitted to inspire the reader with the author's loathing hate of the criminal. Even after 25 years the villainy 01 the coup d'etat conies before us fresh and ts black as pitch. How Victor Hugo managed to accumulate the wonderful quantity of fact3 he records is a mystery to me. He seems to have known every actor in the tragedy. Each is awarded his meed of praise or censure much censure and little praise short, eloquent, generally just, rarely exaggerated. There are three parts to this second volume: "The Massacre," "The Victory," and "The Fall." In the first we find portraits of some of the most prominent accomplices of the arch traitor, drawn by a master hand. A handsome addition to the. historical chamber of horrors! Carljle on the Lord's Prayer. Thomas Carlyle. though an iconoclast, ia as reverent a man as lives. In a letter written in 1SG9 to the late Mr. Erskine he says: "I was agreeably surprised by the sight of your handwriting again, so kind, so welcome! The letters are as firm ad honestly distinct as ever the mind, too, in spite of its frail environments, as clear, plump up, calmly expectant as in the best days; right eo: so be it with us all till we quit this dim sojourn, now grown so lonely to us, and our change come. 'Our Father which art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name; Thy will be done.' What else can we say? The other night, in my sleepless tossings about, which were growing more and more miserable, these words, that brief and grand prayer, came etrangely into my mind, with an altogether new emphasis as if written and shining for me in mild, pure splendor on the black bosom of night there, when I, as it were, read them word by word with a sudden check tc my imperfect wanderings, with a sudden softness of composure which was much unexpected. Not for thirty or forty years had I once formally repeated that riraver; nay, I never felt before howintensey the voice of man's soul it is; the inmost aspiration of all that is high and pious in poor human nature; right worthy to be recommended with an 'After this manner pray ye.' " Spectator: "Gainsborough or Millais would select some delicate or characteristic type of face, attend carefully to the disposition of hair, whether it be in a net or flowing curls, faint the purpis dress and golden bracelet n all importance "e do not say undue importance notice with the instinct of ana ideal habit, maker the sit' of the drapery, 8D0WU3 how an ormolu table or much chased secretaire can be painted without being vulgar, and throw intense energy into the grace of the pose and expression, so as to let us know at once that the young lady is ft member of social humanity." Ir. Prlcea Special Flayorlnar Extract! . Vanilla, lemon and all extract! used m flavoring ice cream, jellies, cakes, etc, are acknowledged by the best housekeepers ia the land to be the finest flavors madu. Strange that perrons will use worthless extracts when such natural flavors aa Dr. Price' are to -be had.

tarrH IS IT CURABLE? rTTHOSE wholiaresnfTered from lhTriors snd eoniplictd fnua of diM-rue R-wnmed br Catarrh, and have tried many plivsiciucg and remedies without re-lef or cure, await the a:iwertothis question with c nwiacrabienr.xi-ty. Ani well tiioy may ; lor 110 iiieac ibat can be mentioned" Is &o uulvcrcally prevalent aad eo destructive to liea'lh ma Catarrii. Uroa?liitis, AFthra,Couc!i, ami serious and frcqnciitiy latidatt'eciincAof tlie IniijM follow, in many inrnncei, acne of flmnle. bt;t i.etrlcctei Caiarrb. Other Fympathetlo Ktfe-tious. mch a tieafnene, hnp.tlred cvet-iKlit, and lo r-n ol smell, ihht Ihr referred to as minor bat nevertheless serious renulUof neglected Catarrh, bad enough ii tliemielv-i. tint a nothing compared With tlm (ianjrerou auctions of tUu throat aud lanes likely to follow. IT GAH BE CURED. ITeanbeenred. There Is no doubt about It. Tha inimediac; relief sli'orde I by Sanfoeo's Hadical Ccrb t or. Catarrh is bnt a slight evidence ot what m.iy follow a pi rsisteumso of this rcmedv Tlicliard,incnnited matter that h tod-red in tlie nasal rasasrei is reraorel with a few application '. the iileeraticn aad Inflammation sabriuad and hoaled : the entire membranous linimrtcf the head are cleansed -ai piiriiled. Coi'.rtitutionallr its netion is that of a po--rfni rnrifyinir a rent, destroyloir in ita coare tbromra tit typtem tho arid ftoUoa, toe d.alructive aent la catarrhal diseased. A COMPLICATED CASE. Gentlemen. My case Is briefly as follows : I bava bad Catarrh for ten years, each year with Increase ing severity For ni.no years I had not bretthcil tlirouh one nostril. 1 had cropping In the throat, a very bad cnatrh, athma so bad as to bo obliged to t ike iircmeo y lor it at nigh t before beinif able to Ho jlowo aad fieea, and a constant dull pain in my bend. My lead was at time so full c-t catarrhal matter as to injurs pit sense of hearing and corapvl me to jret ui several times In the nieht to clear It :ud uiv t.noat beiora I could sleep, Kverv one of these di-itreiSinjsyniptomsliast'.iKappearei nnder the nsa of notuitu thrrs bottli a of tiAsror.D'a KAmcAt, Ct-ce. My bearing Is fally restored. I hi.va no asMimalio symptoms, no rough, no droppines in the throut.no headache, and I:, every way bctter than I have been for years. I conld feel the. effects of tee Cms on my appetite, on tuv kldnevs, and. in fac, every part of my system. "What lia been done in my exsty lo wholly the effect of tho Kahical Craa. V?ry rc8pcttully, iircaaUiio.Octll. C iL LAWRENCE. Iadoned hj a Prominent Druggist. 1 hereby certify that Mr. Lawrence pnrchaped tha iADicti. Cri:a of me, and from tinio to timo made me familiar with l.is cr.se. I believe his statsm"iit to be true 1 every psJ-ticular. FiTcastso, Oct. II. Ji.3. P. de;:st. Eaeh pseVno coptninn Dr. P.tnforJ's Improved Tnlialiajr 1 uue. and lull C.Irectiou for its use in !1 case. Frico.Sl. For sa'e by nil wholesale and retail drnxtMsand dealer throughout, the United t utetm.c! On;:i!:ii. Yv KHKS & PoTTEli, General Agcnta au d Vholesa!o irurplit8, Boston. Mass. LASTEH An Klectro-Oalvanlo Tiattrw Avlih ia highly Medicated 8trenrthenln; n:tcr,ferni;nstho lfst Plasterfor paina i:s;l aches in tho World of Aledidav. REFERENCES. Tr. H. Af. r.Pcer. ?f ontffomery. O. F -aiiccs ll.irriaian, Orlnurt, Ma. ..Jak ::l i.ewii,Es(lIiiford, Del. Irs. liicliardiionna!!, Lync'r.liur;:, Va. J. H. r-,inniii?, Ksq.. Winora, Miu.i. Mr. J. A. Tu;:xlo, 3fciTiihia, Ttua. H. ft. tiooch, Ki"q.. oviro, Kan. Ur. '.l!ar.l( cllin, liucUport. !e. O. V. lVwitwick, tsq., Mt. i:tcr!i!-. O. Mrs. I.liza Yotin, Caii:bri.lie, .'I is, rr.izeis r.ak.r, KqCiiiciiiuati, I). M. .!. M. Ktil.iiison, K. OrriuKtr'it. Me. S-',iy--rI,-l.-,l-q.. - lm!i pend-iit " OUicc. .7. Mra.l',Ii7..v J. Diuiicld, I-lnme, III. Oeo. t;r.:y, Ki-q., Montlcello. Minn. Mrs. :li:is. 11 -uud, Wcodbnll, V.L. AV. Jl. H. MeKinn.--v. Morrow, O. Mrs. II. Ij. SSevc:ii,'Fort Wan p. lad. Win. . minima, f I.u'.iion .-iMe, Hy. rir?. Drt-ibll.Sf. Lo:i'i, Mo. iiort iatr Lv"ti, F".. San FraarIeo, CaL Aud lain.lreiis of otl-.cr. COLLIKS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS Cnrs v l;c:i nil other rcraedl"3 fu'.l. Copies of l"t-t:-i-J d. taiMnir foraj asu.u.'.-iiinjj enres when all ot'"?r ivti'.euieS had bo-n tried 'witlioe.t Bucce.-s, 111 be risked Ire. so that curn-spondenre may bo had if lii-sirsd. i,",ort!i-j cms of Lamei'.ark and weaknesses ptnlinr t- l-tualcs, Colm.vs' Vo taio Pi.ASTcaa ara i,u;ericir to aU oilier external rcu.'dks. E31gg.l31jTS. r..! esrefni tjcali ioi-CnnLirs Voltaic riASTitu )e-'.t vi?a cet .sonivS ini: fS imiiation. bold by r.ll v.lu.lesalo and r-tall i!ra-ri-i-f- tiirorr-irionr tlio T'nite I rfrtes and t an-id:., and by WiICS Js 1MTTI"!, ITaprb'tor, li'fn, ?!:ira. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been a?. pointed administrators of theestate f William Ritleway, late of Marion county, deceased. The estate la probably solvent. THOMAS ItlDGKWAY, WELLER B. SMITU, Ad mi n tat ra tors. STATE UAILWAT TI2CK TABIJS. Cincinnati, lrffnyett and Chloaso R.K (KAKKAXXS Liyx.)

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