Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE 8ENÜNEL WEDNESDAY FEßüAJFwl 11, 1885,

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IN THE PASTRY JhXl3 C7 3D. a?anfl1e.ltMon,Oranre. t.,ltwrüllH Creaan. PirrMlnir, Ac-.tta rcllete;ly faad !. nlljMlkcfllt k'raa wklck tkcraraaato TOR STRENGTH AND TRUE FRÜH FLAVOR THEY STAXD ALO-NE. rtcpiitto or tki I Price Dating Pcwder Co., Crwcco in. St. Louis, Mo. Dr. Price's Cream Caking; Povrdir 0 Dr. Price's Icpclin Yeast Gems, It Dry Do Tent WS BASS HCT OSB QUALITY. 11GHT HEALTHY BREAD The best dry hop yest In the world. Bread raised by this yeast is light, white and wholetome t&e our grandmother's delicious bread. CROCER3 SELL THEM. ncNng BT TMS Price Baking Powder Co.. EnTis cl Dr. Fiicara Sjecial FlaTcrjii Emcts, Chic0.r0, III. 6t. Louis, Mo THE MAJORITY'S SP0KESXA Representative Patton Champions Treasurer Coopr. Eon. James B. Patton, of Sullivan, Chairman of the Committee on the Investigation of tbe Etat Treasury, noon moying the adoption of the majority report, on yesterday, spoke as follows: Kb, PAT TON : A 8 a member of the cemmittee to whom was referred the besäte cooeurrent resolution appointing a special Committee of ve members of each House to examine that part of exGovernor Porter's biennial message relating to the fctate 1 reasury, and to report by bill er otherwise, what legislation, if any, was necessary in relerrence thereto; alto, to report whetaer or not aa investigation into the affairs of :he State Treasury by a Legislative Committee is at this time probably necestary or proper, I would say a double doty was imposed upoa us by the resolution, and I think it but proper and right to state to this House in detail the extent of the examination made. The Auditor of State, J. H. Rice, fum'ahel the committee with the following statement, viz: The follow leg is the condition of tbe State Treasury as apiH-ars by the records of ttia oifice: November 1, IbM, balance cash io Treasury- 431.2?6 59 January?:. 1;S:, receipts to date l.4.1u.l 23 Total SI, 5 1.31 82 Januarv 2'J. disbursement to dn-e St,36l,t7J 78 Ba ance In Treaury at close of bu sinew January 'A 185 $ 4SS.8SI 01 (Bigned) J. H. Rice, Auditor of State. After the receipt of this statement the committee proceeded to tne office of the Treasurer of State, and then and there mide a full and complete examination of the apartments, vaults, safes, books, vouchers, papers, drafts, checks, orders, certificate and money oo hand or pertaininn to raid Treasury. Tbe examination developed tbe following state ot facta as to the assets of said Treasury: I. Check on Maverick Bank, Bostoa ...f 10.C0O 00 2. eeeciat oeposit in tint national Bank. Indianapolis. 62.030 00 i'irat !10.l88I. 3. bix certificates of deposit In First National Bank ot Indianapaliafor f 10.COu each, and dated December 30, 1881, aeeregaCng.. 60,000 CO 4. one packsge deposited in Merchant' National .Bank of Indianapolis. Jana6. epecial deposit in Meridian National Bene, Indianapolis, January 12, 18S5. 6. Four certificate of deposit ia Meridian National Bank, Indianapolis, dated Decesaber 31, 1884, aggregating. 7. Oevernor Porter's certificate, which wss turned arret by Hill to Cooper . Six cashier's certificates of deposit in Merchants' National Bank, dated Novemoer 16. IfcSl, aggregating ft. Caebler's check on Meridian National Bank, dated January 27, ISA') . 30. Certificates on Meridian National Bank. Indianapolis, dated January 28, 11. CerV fica teöriepo8it on Meridian National Bank. Indianapolis, dated December 81, 1884... .. 12. Check on bank at Noblesvllle, Ind., dated January 20, W4i . . 13 County Commissioners' order on Hamilton County, dated December 22, 18S4, bearing 6 per cent. Interest 14. County Commissioners order on Marion County, issued January 1, 1881, due January 1, laoS, with Interest at 6 per cent, from dat?. , J.5. County orders of vatious denomina 50,000 00 60,003 00 70.000 CO 1,000 00 52.792 64 20,000 00 4.CCO 00 6,000 00 237 27 10,000 00 60,000 00 tions and oates, with 6 per cent, interet, aggregating 4,069 33 A larRe portion of tnese order were received by Mr. Hill, tne former Treasurer, and turned to the present Treasurer as cash. 16. Exchange on First National Bank Cincinnati .. .., 17. Cash on band. . 18. Advancements made to Judges and othtrs on salaries la. Warrants cabbed after Auditor's statement and before committe's exam inalion2.000 7.7UJ .WO 173 70 Total assets $191.292 94 .Leaving a balance due Treasuter S 90 A sub-committee examined the special deposits in the wioM banks and iound the amounts to correspond io the cert! lea tea In the Treasurer's .office. Xhe committee weat to tbe fartbest limit jot tbelr power ander the resolution ta ascertain the true .condkion of tbe State Treawry. It is true that the letter of the statute has sot been tnctiy compile with, but this certainly has not been the iaolt of the Treasurer, as he had no .authority or power to do more than receive and disburse the public funds, hedged in by be l0ilwlne restrictive statute: "Tbe room aiow occupied, or wnich may tm hereafter assigned to and occupied by th Treasurer of täte, together with Che tales, vaults and other proper acd neoeesary means for the security and afe-keplnjrf tbe publtc money thereto beloning, shall toaetiuile tha Treasury of tbe duue ol Indiana, and the Treasurer of tte shall be required too se the Treasury eo constituted as the sole lae tor tbe deposit a tki safe-keeing of the monies ol the Bute." To the unsophisticated It would mem that our Treasury ia a stronghold of Impregnable wails, and that the suits aod tales ace well sruardod with Iron bolts, bars sad tieae-Jocks, and impervious to f re and burglar. Not m, gentlemeo. Tbe rooms are reither Ore or burglar-proof, and it would be stupidity on the part of the Treasurer of Bute to even contemplate depositing any large amount of money in the rickety old trap called a safe in the cute Treasury." Burglars would go through It as easily as a baza saw through a paper box. Therefore it eouid not be otherwise expected than that the Treasurer would seek a more secure place of deposit for the publlo funds, aad indeed in doing so he bat exercise the prudence of a wise and careful public officer, and is to be commended for hi action Instead of being traduced and maligned as a law-breaker - and felon. Mr. Cooper baa followed tbe precedents of his predecessors in otao, aal is neither better nor worse than they. Xte coKsiuea la Jta luTftU&aUQa t4u l

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Gained that the 8UU Treasurer had" ample raAi and good collaterals In bis band to mere thaa cot his liability, bad no Inclination to pursue the prophetic vagaries ol irresponsible newspaper ptEElmltu, or to very profoundly Impressed by the rapory mouthing of tbe subtle aana calotte ex-Governor, who, during the first two years o( his xecctive gammon and humble sollctaae for the sale-keening ol tbe Btate's money, did not think: it proper or expedient to recommend "such additional locks, safes and vault as would sender the pnbiic funds absolutely secure against fire and burglary," but with a heavenly-pensive serenity perm ltud his Republican State Treasurer to asscire tbe "karkinf," cares and responsibilities ol depositing the state's moneys in the various banks ol tbe city ot Indianapolis, collecting lntereft and recognizing his right to do so under bia unconditional and unlimited engagement which be arsumeS in giving his oüic al bou-d and taking upon himself tbe duties and responsibilities ot tbe office, and when his term of orhce had expired the most potent ex-Governor, with, a complacency equalled only oy his magnanimity, soaped his exit with tbe unctious benediction of "Well done, thoa good and laitbful servant; depart in peace:" We are led to infer from the ex-Governor's messze that up to the summer of 18a3 he had no knowledge of the condition of the Treasury or the remotest Idea of how or where the public fand were kept, but was reposing ia blissful ignorance of tbe whole subject, although for more than two

yeais he had cons'anuy oeea in ciose reituonsrup with the banks of tbe city and daily association wiih theTreasurer. aDd, in fact, occupying Gubernatorial rooms in tbe tame building. AX EDITOR ASSAULTED. I. Linn, of tbe Wabash. Courier, Threatened and Assaulted, Fatally Shoots Ilia Assailant. Special to tbe Sentinel. Wabash. Ind., Feb. 7. Last November Bill Blckey, a Chicago rough, entered ttie sanciim of the Wabash Courier with the avowed yurpose of killing tbe editor. Lee Linn. The latter. having heard of Hickey's threats, fired a shot from a revolver at him. and Bicker left. Last night Hlckey came ta the city. got drunk, and threatened repeatedly to kill Mr. Linn, and this morning when the two met, not withstanding Mr. Linn's warning, Hickey fol lowed him half a block and assaulted him. Mr. Linn then drew his revolver. a forty-fov.r calibre weapon, and fired twice at Dickey, both shot! taking effect in his right lung, inflicting wounds of which Hlckey isdvine to-nieht After the shooting Mr. Linn gave himself up, but was released till Monday on his own recognizance, when a preliminary trial will be held. Hlckey is a Quarrelsome fellow, strong in frame and brutish m Instinct, and tbe opinion prevailing is that I Inn shot him in self deieme. The affair causes a great sensation here As to Mrs. Dudley's Antecedents, Montbeal, Feb ".With regard to the antece dents of Mrs.Dudley.who shot at O' Donovan Bossa, Mrs. Elizabeth Vicsry, ef Doncgana street, ha supplied some interestlcg particulars. Mrs. Vic ary bei ones in Carnet, a email town nine miles from London, tan laud, about four years aso. Mrs, Dudley, according to Mrs. Mc ary, was first noticed in that place. She was a slight woman well dressed, witb dark complexion and rood features, and had an air of intelligence and respectability. She r ad. however, an eccentric manner, which scon attracted the attention of the people, übe used to stand gasicg at tbo sucp windows in an abstracted manner, and would run across tbe street, attracted by the merest tilfle. Give Them a Cbavnce. if the thousands and tens of thousands of weak: and weary sufferers throughout the land, who, in spite of care and skill, are steadily dritiDg downward, could have the benefit of that singularly Vitalizing Treatment now so widely dispensed by Drs. Biarkey & Palen, of 1,109 Girard street, Philadelphia, the help, and ease, and comfort it would brinx to wasting bodies and depressed spirits would be blessings beyond price. If, reader, you haye an invalid wife, or mother, or daughter, or sister, or any one who is under your care or dependent upon you, and to whom life has become burden through weakness aad pain, consider seriously whetbf r you are not bound, in both love and duty, to give this sufferer a chance of recovery, or, at least, the blessing of ea?e from pain. You are offered the amplest means of information in regard to this new Treatment. If von can examine testimony without prejudice, and can weigh evidence with judgment and discrimination, write. to Drs. fctaikey & Palen for such proofs in documents and reports of cases as will enable you to fairly examine and decide for yourself. They will be promptly supplied. Bossa Denounced as a lllathevskite. Chicago, Feb. 4. Thomas C'Brien, who held the rank of Colonel in the Union army, and who achieved great prominence at the time of I the Fenian raid into Canada, and who la supposed to haye a close knowledge of the movements ot the Irish nationalists, was interviewed by a representative of the Associated Press to-day. O'Brien was a friend cf James Stephens and Mshoney.and was a political prisoner in Ireland for two jeais as a suspect. He declared he had positive knowledge that the dynamite used in the London explosion was not manufactured In ths country but in France, although the dynamiter might he from this country. He said every true fritnd of Ireland would regret the shooting of licssa, as it ter ded to make a hero aod martyr out of a blatherskite, who had as much to do with the blowing up of London as the speaker had. It is truly wonderful to see how the name of Mrs. Pinkham is a household word among the wives and mothers of our land. Alike in the luxurious homes of our great cities and in the humble cabins of the remote frontier one woman's deeds have borne their kindly fruit in health for others. Cleveland Should be Given a Fair Show. Philadelphia Times. Those Democrats who have any reeard for their party or tbe country will do all that is possible to give President Cleveland a clear field. He ahould not be hampered in the first days of his term, and an extra session of Congress would certainly be a disaster, not alone to the President bnt to the party. There are various forms of bilious and intermittent fevers that require vigilant care and watchfulness. If Mis tiler's Herb Bitters be kept in the household it will be found to be invaluable in attacks of this kind. Henry Heister, of Cleveland, O.. says: "I was taken aick last summer with bilious remittent fever, and was cared by Mihler's Herb Bitters. It it a grand preparation, and everybody ought to keep it on hand." A Horrible Accident. 8crihton, Pa , Feb. 6 Daniel Kullman, a laborer at the L. I. and C. Company's steel mill, was caught while putting on a belt this morning, and waa whirled around the shaft several hundred times a minute and slammed against the beams at every revolution. Before the machinery could be stopped his feet and hands were torn off and his body fearfully mangled. He lived thirty minutes. Fifteen Pounds Gained la Three Weeks, sand Cared of Consam ptlon. Messrs. Craddock & Co., 1032 Kace street, PhUadel phia,P.; GxKTLxw E5 Please send me twelve bottles of Dr. H. James Cannabis indica, one each of pills and ointment, for a friend of mine who is not expected to live; and as your medicine cured me of consumption some three yean ago, I want hlra to try them. I gained fifteen pounds while taking the first three bottles, and I know it la just the thing for him. Eespectfnlir, J. V. HCLLj Lawrenceburg.-Andersoa Ca, Ky. great many people disregard dyspeptic symptoms and assume that they will soon disappear of themselves) ; bat ttiie Is not the fact and the only nfa ustil (SZ thtxa Jj Ml Mia Catl

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MONEY AND STÜCKS. STew Torsi TlnanolaJ Market, NEW TOSS, Feb. 9.-Money-Ea?y at 1 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 4i5 per cent Governments Dull but strong. Elate Securities Neglected. The stock market opened strong this morning for xnest shares on the active list, hut soon yielded to vigorous selling by tbe bear accompanied oy unfavorable rumors, end the prices continued weak, witli a tendency to decline, till about 2 o'clock, when a decided rally in Lackawanna turned tbe tide, aad the upward movement was well maintained till the close of the Board. The result of the day's operations is to leave prices irrtgularly cbmged from Saturday's closing figures, with Union Pacific the most prominent among those ehowinz a gain. v estern Union and Manhattan Consolidated suffered but little from the general "weakness In the middle of the day, while they "maintained their strength in tho last hour and closed at about '.he highest prices that were reached. Lackawanna continues to lead the bes t in tbe amount of business, in the morning the price broke from 95 to 91 and after rallyin to tiöji. again aold down to 91!, from which price it rcse rapidly early in the last hour to 95, broke again to 95L. and closed finally at &b, a net g&in of per cent. Tbe afternoon rally was accompanied by the announcement that one of tbe leading coal companies had aireaiy exceeded its quota for the month and tbat there was a very presslnz demand for stove coal, which could not be supplied immediately, one of the companies bidding as much as '.1)32 .& tor a large amount of mat sue delivered on cars at the breakers, without being able to secure tbe coal. Delaware and Hudson was inactive, snd closed ;8 per cent, lower at 73',', and New Jersey Central is down per cent, at BSVi. after flucuatinz between New York Central at &&; g, and Lake Shore at ol1, are per cent, lower, and at no time did they sell down to ooening price, which were the closing figuns Saturday. Lake Bhore was affactel unfavorably by rumor in retard to the Nickel Plate, and at one time showed a decline 1 per cent. Union Pacific, which was one of the weakest of the active stocks lat week, displayed the sreatest strength to-day by opening per cent, bigner at 4V, irom wnicn it ma not vieia a point at any time, but closed 1 per cent, hua er than Batuiday at 50 on sales of 51,100 shares. western l nion is aico up at bJ, and .Manualtan Consolidated shows equal gala at 74. Com pared with last week 8L Paul was dull on sales of 22 CCO shares, aBd price S per cent, lower at 74. while Northwestern is par cent. lower at 93'. T&e leading feature of tbe bond market was the heavy decline in New York, Chicago and St. Louis (Sickle Plate) first, which opened on 2 per cent, at to, ana rap idlv declined to 78, with large transactions. Trad lns was accompanied by many rumors, including one that the company would probably default on tbe payment of the Interest on the second mortgage bonds on March 1, and another that the bonds old came from the Metropolitan Bank or Clear iDg House. When tbe rumors were denied, and in the general strengthening of the stock market, the bonds rallied to 84V. a net decline fro n Saturday of 2 percent. Tnursday last they closed at SO. Tbere was considerable business don 4 in Erie seconds, New York at 54?352K. cloMng a: 53 A decline of per cent ws well distributed among tbe bnsluess in other issues, the price of wbich were irregular but generally bight! : i'o and Mississippi consol 7s went down 14 per t .at II6V2, and seconds 1 per cent at 109, Unif. Pacific firsts l; per cent at llllii. and tr-eslnkh.. uuds per cent, higher at 118';. bouston J; -..d Texas Central Arsis, main Hue, were np 1 per cent, at 91 coupon off, and some of the western division are down 1 per ceat. at to while seconds of the main line are 2 per &at higher at 76. fit. Louis and Iron Mountaln.Ualro. Arkansas aad Texas, firsts gained 2li per cent, at 101; while Missouri. Kansas and Texas general 6's at 6" per cent are 1 per cent, higher; Consolidated 7's at;i01'4 per cent, and general 5's at 52 per cent, nigber; also anadvance of per cent, in New York; Central extended and 5's, at 105, I per cent. In Canada Southern 2's at 69 per cent. St. Louis and Nasivllie general 6's gained 1 per cent, at 85, and Consolidated 7's at 117)4 and New Orleans and Mobile Division bonds at 75 are unchanged, ft. Paul ronrals at 117 are 1 per cent. lower, while l's H. anl D. Division are up H per cent, at 118 and Chlcaso aad Pacific Western Division. H percen'. at 91'i iTansacuonr. 833.000 shares: 63,000 Lackawanna, 22.C00 Lake Bhore, 22,(00 Northwestern, 14.000 New York Central. 22.0C0 St Paul, 51,000 Union Pacific and 16.100 western Union. The mining markets were quiet daring the forenoon aDd prices firm. Sales included Bwsicx at f20(3295: Kossuth, 3: Greea Mountain, 70: Horn Silver. 275: Martin White, 15; Consolidated California and Virginia. 23. and Standard (fifty shares) at 100. Opening sales ot share this afternoon were; Bulwer. 23: Horn Bilvr, 2SJ; Plymouth, 15; Albion. 9; Standard, 100; Alice. 190; bfltsick, 310. eovaaxxHv HKDtrria Sterling, SO days 493 Ü. fl. 4a 117s; Sterling, slght.M.4,Sew 0. . 4's. 112 8. per cent, bonds. 101 Hcrra The purchasing price for Government bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New Yon quotations XsU per cent bowds. Padflo ri K4 I Tennessee, new- -r5 Dent Pacific firsts... Irle econd Lehigh Wilks. Louisiana consuls., Missouri 6's 8r, Joe Bt, P. A 8. O. firsts.. Tennessee ,llii Tex. P. land grants. 85 . 6?g Tex. P. Bio Grande. 64 , 8'.iy4i Onion Pao. flrsta.il I ,74 lU. P. land grants. 104 ,101 U. P. sinking: fund...! 13 ,U e Virginia 6's.. .. 117 I Virginia consols.- . 44 I Do. deierred... 38 89 4 aiataat stocks. Adams Kxprees...133 (Mobile A OMo.. 8 aJlegbenr Central- 3'Morris A Kssex-..l20 Alton A "erre H 2 J Nashville A Chat.-. 8G tat H. pfd- 82 N. J. Central 84 americai. Express... 90 Norfolk A W. pfd-.- 21 BnrL Cedai RAN. 61 .Northern Pacific--. 16 Canada Paafie 3S Do. pfd.. 89 Oanada Southern . 2V North western-...- 93 Central Pacific.. 29 Northwestern pfd-.l2t Chesapeake A Ohio.. 6 New York Central- M Do. first preferred 10,Ohlo Central 1 Do second.- 6 lOblo A Miaviaslppl-. 17 Chicago A Alton 132 6 U. A suss, pi a .. 70 0, A A. preferred .150 OMc., Bur). A Q, 121 Chlcttr.L. AN.O.- &3 Ontario A Western.. 10 Oregon Navigation.. 61 Oregon Tranaeon't'L 11 o., Bt ju s ntWDur. Do. pfd inn., Kan. A Cleve.a, c a a i Delaware A Hud Del. A Lao...-.... Denver A it Grand7i Oregon lmprovem't 25 15 Pacific Mall . f5l4 2t ' fenama - 98 84 Peoria, D. A B.. . 13 7-lA Plttehnrg... ist 9f Pullman Palace Car. ill 7 Reading....... 16 12 I Rock Island ... llu Erie. Erie preferred 17 ;8t L. A San. Kran- 19 Eafit Tennessee-. 3 Do. preferred 37 '4 Do. preferred , Hi Da first pfd fcl Fort Warne . 121 ist. Paul ..- . 74 BannibalA BtJoe 8 St Paul pfd .105 Da preferred 89 8t Paul A Mana 8ti Harlem. 1W?LZ Ut fa n I A llmlhfe ' 7 ' Houston A Texas- . 18 6t P. A O. pfd . . 19 BT. f. A U. Pia, Illinois Central-, 1.41... Tk A. Off ..125 Texas Pacific. 12' Union Paciflo.. uiuiaua, x at tt . 1. 4 v.'i Kansas a Texas.. J5-'i! U. 8. Kxpress , Lake Krle A West. 12. W., 8t. U A PadflcI ata Rhnm M1. Do. pfd.., Louisville A Nash- 25 Lon.,M. A. A Chi..- I8j Mart, A Cln. 1st pfd 10 Do, second pfd... 6 If em. A Charleston.. 84 Michigan Central 69 Wells A Fargo Ex i W. Ü. Telegraph uomesiaxe Iron Silver Ontario.-. Quicksilver. aunneap. A et I. 11 Do. preferred.., do. preferred.-. 27lt3oatn PaolflQ.. Missouri Padflo.. 96 Sutra-Forel-rn Money and Stoeka LONDON. Feb 9. Consols, 99 11-16; aoooant. 80. United States Bonds 4 s, 125; 4s, 115. Bailroad Bonds-Canada Pacific ; Erie, 12: seconds. bb; Illinois Central. 28; t Paul, 76; Hew York Central, 91; Pacific. 62; Reaiing, 8; silver, 49 FASI3, Feb. 9,-Eentes. 80f. 65a COMMEÜCIAL.

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Through tbe medium of traveling salesmen and mall orders direct the dry goods trade starts well for Monday. Prices of leading cotton goods are unchanged, and prices are well maintained in all western Jobbing markets, notwithstanding comnetltion la sharp. Groceries are doing a good business. Boasted coflee has declined &: sirup has advanced, also rice. Raisins have slightly declined. Leather remains unchanged, though business is good. Eggs are scarce but prices are unchanged. Poultry Is unchanged except hens, which have advanced lc GRAIIT. The Board of Trade circular has the following regarding cereals: Wheat Tone of market dull, although prices are about the same as Saturday, Futures in no demand. Sew York c off, Baltimore 3c off and Chicago J ic off. Corn Prices about the same; good demand for all cash offerings. Futures dulL New York o lower, Baltimore o lower and Chicago steady. Oats Firm at quotations. Supply scarce. Hour, Grain suid Bay, Fjouj-ratet, II73C.OTS fxtr MCyl f ta

1 881 fancr, 3 90(94 00; choice, ST 75?3 93: family, I a 56as 60; treble extra, 11 60(32 75 : double extra.

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Bid. AskM. 87 traca is 66 vracx 84 track 85 78 track 81 '0 track 60 track 70 Bid. Asked. 41 track 40 track . . 40 W track ...... 82 track . "9 track . 33 track 41 2id. Assed. 32 track 3.' , 81 track SO track track 30

Rejected.. Cxunerchan table. Corn We quote: No. 2 white Tellow High Mixed. Mlxca . Rejected Sound Bar., Oats We quote: MX 2 wnite Light mixed.. Mixed .- Light mixed rejected.. Rye-No. 2 nominal Brand Dull: (12 00 bid. CHICAGO MaBKXTS. Furalefied by H. E. Kinney A Ca, Grain and Provision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber jal Commerce. Feb, 9. jOpen'g J Highst Lo west Closing -IWheat March. 78 I rr8t 83l -37-i" 87 i 77 81 37 87 4i, 2714 27 May, 83? 1 81 April Corn March. April. May Oats March...A pril .. Mty m. Pork March.. May .. . April. Lard March.. .. . . 87' S7! 87 37 40 27 27 u si 13 53 7 22 7 30 e es 6 8S 6 75 4C"ii 27 27 : IS 25 13 3i " 27V2 30 DT o--. 7 J .i VI 13 20 13 02 13 20 15 22 SO 65 82 75 7 05 7 15 7 22 6 57 6 72 6 65 05 15 22 57 72 BIDS Marchsmay. April. 6 65 Car lot Wheat 157; corn. 604 ; oats, 217. Estimated receipts hogs, 8.000 bead. BRITISH GJU.I1 TRAPS REVIEW. London, Feb. 9. The Mark Lane Express, in its weekly review of the British corn trade, says: The cool rains of the past week had a favorable Influence on crops. They solidified tbe ground and roots of the wheat The rains prevented thrashing, which reduced farmers' deliveries, bales of tbe week were 67.913 quarters at S7s 9d, sgalmt 4S.302 quarters at 37s 3d for the correspanding week of last year. The markets continue slow with decliDiog values tn the provinces. Prices are a shilling lower for English wheat and chcapar for any foreign equivalent Receipts of wne"at tnodeiate; of flour heavy, altogether equal ti 76,644 quarter of wheit; flour, therefore, declined 6C(18. Tbe Liverpool trale is steadier. Mind American maize sold in London at 2J 6d extra shipped. Wnite rubbish from Morocco and other Interior round corn fetched 26327s. Three crcoes arrived off the coast; five sold; two withdrawn; one Australian remains. Wheat to arrive in small inquiry, but prices hardening. Barley very slow. Oats firm but quiet Bsans and peas unchanged. INDIANAPOI1S WHOLESALE MARKETS Dry Goods. PRISTS. Windsor fancy. Merrimack fancy. 5 OonestOKa fancy... .5 Berwick fancy 4 Belmont fancy. 1 waiü'u'toa lad. biue-7 racino fancy. Cocbeco fancy, . ..6 Bichmond fancy 6 Hamilton fancr.... 5 American fancy,... American shirting 4 V; Alien fancy .... .5 Allen shirting .4 Merranack shirting. 4 I A u.V. M. LA I Aioioa Bona...... . -4 Simpson's mining. 6 Steel River fancy.. 5 iDnnnell fancy 6 DEKSS VABKIC8. Pacific ?i poplin lustOMamllton?4 alpacas. 9 , 74 IWUU1 IB.U UKU1UHIU 7 4 1ULA.M. ..Ii. T racinc yA Australian I Pacific 1400 lawns 10 A LH ... i. 7 crape... is factflc urgandy. 11 Pacific Cham bray 9 Pacific cretonnes . 8 Pacific c f. suiting?.. 8 Pacific percales 15 Paciflo nun's veil'g -15 irlington 41 ia nun's veiling.... 32 Arllnetoa gray cashmere. ......-.15 Pacific 6-4 A. O. M.....S0 Pacific 6-4 E. X. cash.2C Pacific 6-4 A. C cash.25 Manchester8 ca8h-ll Manchester DeB-13 Atlantic alpacas 10 Atlantic O. L. cash. 21 , Atlantic F. cash m ..-25 BBOWJI COTTOSS. Atlantic A Atlantic U -7 Bedford R.... , -7 UlU's -.... 7 .s Wystlo Elver.... Lawrence L. L . 6 ! Yardstick. rreraont C C... Indian Head .. Conestoga W Pepperell R Pepperell E ... Pepperell 9-4...., Pepperell 10-4, Stark A . 6!saranack - .... i e .7 7 4 ..6 Utica C . .7 (Booit XX18 Maesachusatts B. B6 5 4 20 I indsor EL. SLKACHXD COTTONS, Androfcoggia L Barker Mills-.. . 7 tonsoaia Farwell - 7 Ballardvale Masonville ... Fruit of the Loom. Farmers' Choice.-. D wight Anchor..... Pocahontas Chestnut Hill Lonsdale Caloric Just Oat . s Wamsutta , :r4 Hill's Semper Idem Blackstone A. A.. 7 - 8 it UHT .... .. VyA Keichvllle... ..... 7 Ptppereil 9-4. 20 Pepperell 10-4 22 Zivi - 4 COTTON 1 LANNXLS. B'a Bl'd Tremont DL-, Tremont F Tremont D . e 7 Tremont H. Tremont P. . 6 7 Tremont L-, 7 S Tremont Tremont Y. Tremont X. Tremont B. 8 Tremont N..., Tremont O Ellertoa CS.. E nerton CM. Ellertoa CL,. Ellerton V.-, A Nashua G - 6 7 - 7 8 - 7 8 7 8 Nashua FF, Nashua E. Nashua T.. Nashua D Ellertoa T.. Ellertoa B.. J4 9 10 9 10 Nashua C Nalhna B Ellerton R. Nashua A 9: Ellerton Q.. ,.1U 11 ..10 12 ..11 13 Nashua AAA 10 Ellertoa P 11 Ellertoa O...14 l Ellerton N eiNOHAMS. .. 7'WamsutU..., Nashua X Nashua XX, -13 14 Amkeag... Lancaster.. - 7 Berkshire., Bates. - 7 -. 7 Normandie .... 8 (rlasgow York-..... . White M'f'g Co., Koyai... .... . b 7 Renfrew dreos. . .... 9 Johnson bnk fold.. 10 . rXAIDS AJTO CHXVIOTS. Amoskeaar 9 I Alabama plaids Amoskeag, fancy .10 I Louisiana plaids. n?5 Bates 8Ottawa plaids 7 Otis B B. m 8Kdlnburg cheviots 10 Park Mills, 70 check-12 Bverett cherlota.. 9 Park Mills, 80 check.13 Qreat Republic ohev. 7 Economy check-. 9V4 Columbian..... 7 Si Otis check . 9,Hamilioa stripes 10 nisva. Otis, AX A. OU B B .13 ..12 York, blue xork. siate. Otis c c. -11 York, fancy, Oakland, A Amoskeag., .14 Everett... tesessJ 4 Columbian,, Maymaker. 8 Boston TicxiHes. Amoskeag, A O A.. York, 80 in-...-. Conneatoga, B F Ooneetoga, extra. Ooestoga, Ü O A. .14 iLewiston, 85 .11 Lewiston, 82. it iiewistoa, s .13 Oakland. A.. ,llOakland, A A 6BA1S BAGS. American. 19 IGraneer. M.-20 w.22 .....18 Frankllnvllle BUrc, A 20 Lewis ton . 23;Qeor.:ia, A. CAxrrr chaix White. .18 .22 ICoverlet Chain.. 70 I No. 600 Cotton Yarn-10 Colored. Candle Wick -20 Twine 20 The Prodaee Market. JJggs Paying 20o per Oos. : from store. 23a. Batter Creamery fancy. 27923c; choice. lSa20o: dairy, selected, löOlfJc; country, fancy, Uc; sweet roll, 10312c; medium grades, 6380; loir gnu, sow per 10, Poultry Hens, 80 per lb.; roosters, 40: spring Chickens. 7c: hen turkeys. 9o: totn turkeys, sc; old geese, and well-feathered, pet dos., 15 40; bock, per ooa., S3 -a. t Babbits 76o per doe. '. Bqnirrels 750 per a ox. Feathers-Prime geese, 45r, mixed and docks, au:ac. H-1K(110. Wool Tub-washed and picked, 80c; unwashed, medium. 20c: unwashed common, 20c: unwashed fine, 16c; Cotawold, 15o; do. coarse, 16(917a ; do. ootion neeoes. irsia& Tbe iroialoa Market, Below are the present lobbing prices: Smoked Meats, cauvased or plain plaln meats not guaranteed against skippers )d. C. Hams: 10 to 12 lbs. average, llc: 16 lbs. arerage, 11c; i;iDS. average, loo: w ids. average, ior. heavy averages, 2i25 lbs, 10c CotUge bams. 8c: California nama.7Ko: EnKllsh break fast bacon, clear, 11c English shoulders, 7o; family shoulders, plec.s averaging 6 to 10 lbs., 6c; dried beef, 15c. Jiacon Clear sides, medium wi.exe: co packs, light weight, 8c; Denies, 8c: rrencn mtcn. 7-1 d pes, 7a D.S. and Pickled Me. is English cured, clear fit., ft. I.W. H. .bl 91n, Qu wW .! - per bbL,9001bc, tl6 00: pork, clear, per bbL, 200 lbs, S14; family pork, (dear, per bbL, 200 lbs., S12; family beef, f 18. Lard Pure kettle-rendered in tierces, 8c: in oau Darrels or 00-10 iuds, aywi 0-10 un tu Da, üc; 20-lbTaallB. tun! ifVlh Trails. Acu Bologna In cloth 6o; in akin, 7a Tbe Grocery Market, Cheese Full cream. New York, 14915c: Ohio, 0c; part aim, 68o per pound; White Rose, 12c; Crystal Boring, I4cj Empire, 12a Coffees-Common, 83l0c: ordinary, 10 llo; fair, llaii4ot prime. 12l3So: stricUy pnma,i(aijc:ciioioe. vfaW 01a ov-

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xnoiasses, outgdsc; syrup, :-(. 4, -c per gai. 101 Coca in on tocnoice; maple syrup, it iu?i 03. Bice Carolina and Louisiana, Unices PeDDer. nVl-aisVic: alsplCO. lf.3j12c; cloves, X25c; ginser, YiQUa ; cinnamon in mats, 12S15C ; nutmegs, k3üüc. Bait Lake, in car lota. 95c; dray lota, 810051 05: small lota, 10c more from store : dairy, 82 25 '43 00. Htarcn Kenned pearl, sajo oer id.; nure-ta, 4c; Cbamvion gloss, lump, 6J6c; Improved corn, 6Q7c. . . bait Fish Macxerei, extra mess, per oau; halves, 112 60; No. 1 mackerel. $l(kc.0: halves. $9 0; No. 2 mackerel, $12 60 c)14; halves, S6 50 SS ; No. 2 medium, ss: naives tau: mo. s macxerei, 6$6 50; halves. tOt W; No, 1 white fish. 16 5037; boneless fish, $5 60(46 per 100 lbs. : boneless cod, 15(37; extra, tlO; Grand Bank, Sö5c Pr lb. Foreign Fruit London layer raisins,- new, 3 00O3 25: new Valencia, Utfl2?: Snltana, 14c; new Mucatel raisins, two crown. $2 6VJj 75: three crown. S3 20. Lemons Messina. (itOiOa Prunes -New Turkish, 637c; Sultana do.. 8c; currauia, 6c: new figs, layers. 12c. Dates Matts, 63 45c; Fard m ten-pound box. 910a Oranges Florida, crate. 84(34 hO : Messina Oranges Single O.. $2 WfSi 75- double O.. f2 7533 00; Valencia cafes, 15 0034 00: Jamaica, bbL, Si 00 at 50. Louisiana Oranges Per bbL, 16 5037; California L. L.. fi 70 Peanuts-Kaw, Tenressee, 49Jt. WilmiDston, fc: roasted, 10c: Tennessee, 4 6c. Bananas fl2 per bunch. Cocoanuts, Si hoax Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 8 lbs., 95cajl 00; Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, fl 68(31 70; 4 lbs., 81 902 00; seconds, 3 lbs 1 W (ttl CO; 2 lbs., $1 65,41 48; Pie Peaches, S lbs, 11 053 1 10; 6 lbs., 1 60-31 85; Blackberries. S5f335c; Straw berries, fl 10(31 15; Raspberries, 8115(91 25; Cherries, red. 90Q95c: whito, fl 942 20. string Beans, 803S5c: Green Pass. Marrowfat, tl 80(4 1 85; Yarmouth Corn, 11 2531 30: Mountain Hnear Corn. 81 2501 SO; Standard 2 lbs . 90c a; Jl: Mackerel, tl 251:35; Pineapples, tl 503 2 00; Salmon. 1 lb., fl 60OI 70; Tumbler Jellies, 85J90o; Cove Oysters, 1 Ib., lieht weight 65,970c; l lb , full weight 8110(9115:2 lbs., ilht welgnt. SI 10; 2 lbs., full weight tl 8531 95: Sardines, French, s, fl 75 per dos. ; American, , 90o per dox; Apples, lbs, 90(3'J5c ; 6 lbs. f 2 50 J2 60 ; gallon. 12 253 50. Teeetables aad Pralts. Beans Choice nav, tl 50: medium, fl CO; Marrows, f 22 25; California. 83. Potatoes f i 00jl2 85 per bbl; 5550 per bu. Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jerseys. 85 35 53: EalUmoroa, 84(94 50: Kentucky, S3 2593 SO. Apples Choice, tl 50(32 75; fancy, 1323 51; coumon, SI 25(91 60. Dried Apples Evaporated, 839c; com non dried, 4(3j5c. Peaches Dried Reaches, halve, 833ct Ovlifornla halves, I60: evaporated. l 317q. Cabbage New, per crate, f i 60 g3 00 Onions 13 50 per bbl. Honey 1SO20& Seed. Seed Timothy, 81 60 per basaei; clover, 30 25 per bushel. Goal and Coke. Pittsburg, per too, S4 OS: anthracite 17 00: Raymond City, fl 00; Indiana blocz, 8 5 00: core, lump, 10c: coke, crushed, 12a; Jackson coal, 83 75; 8 tout's coaL 82 &a Hides, Leather and Tallow. Hemlock sole, 24 -$3 Jo: oak sole, 30i33c: Pennsylvania harness leather, S3.3i37o: harness leather, 23öc; bridle leather, per doz., 860372; dotnattto kip, 5OJ90c: French kip, SOeqi 20: domesüo calf, 70c81 10: French calf, fi 10(31 80. Hides No. 1 cured, 7a.Sc; No. 1 green, 5Q7o; Na 1 calf, 9910c; cured, lOJllc; dry salt, Ice; flint 12c; So. 2 hides, ot Tallow Prime, 5 35 ; No. 2, 535C Grease Brown, 4 axj; white, 5cfc; yellow, 49öa Drug Market. Alcohol. 82 25(92 30; calomel, 759S50; camphor: 26330c; cochineal, 5ü(Q0o; chloroform, 90cjl 00gumoplnm, 84 50(34 75; indigo, 81 0üi41 00; mor, phine. 83 40(43 65. Oils Castor, 81 55(31 60: sweet oil, öOc.81 85; olive oil, 81 50 3 00; bergamot iiSajiJerwon's), 82 252 50; lemon (dandersou'r), 1 75(32 00. Quinine P. .A W., 81 051 10; cincbonida, 40315c. American bi-carb, soda, 4 .J 5c; English do., 5J5a Snuff Garret's, 2-ox. pace, 81 00 per doz.; 4-oz bottle?, 83 00 per dox. Flove's Sulphur, 491c, Turpentine 36(338c; Engluh Venetian red, by bbL, 2rs; less quantities, 8c Iodine 84 00; Iodide potash. 83 00. Cloves, 20 f 250. Rhubarrv. 90c3fl Z5. Win low-glass, 60 and 20c; double, 70 and 10 per cent ol. Iron and Steel Market. I Bar Iron 81 90(9210: rates ;hoop Iron, 82 50ratest Norway and Sweed iron, 5c rates: horse shoe iroa, 8c. Horse Shoe Burden A Perkins', per keg. 81 2 ; mule shoes, 81 per keg advance. Horse Shoo Nai Is Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, per box, 84 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb.. 13c; spring steel, 6c; tire steel, 4c ;toe calk steel, 5o; machinery steel, 50, Nails 8225. MlsceUaneoas Markets. CRaw Furs Mink, large, dark, 3c; pale, 80c; raccoon, black and extra, 81: lareeand dark, 6o; pale, boc; muEkrat fail, &47c; winter. 7c; oioum, 6l 0c; skunk, black, prime. 6c; short stripe, 40c: otter, S35u: gray fox, 10y COc: red fox. 10(970c: house cat 63, 5c; sheep pelts, by amount of wool and quality, 10&7&t full, long-haired Newfoundland dog skins, 50cs 81.00. Oils We quo ce: Linseed, raw, 61.952c: boiled. 54 (955c; lard oil. 65Q35a; miners' oll, tö.qMOc; lubrtcnting oil, 12i3äc; straits oil, 6 i&0c; benzine, 10 lie. coal oil. Indiana lej" .est, 1010c; 150 deeree. test 1031lc; wate white, 155 degree, 14c. Tinners' Supplies We '.aote: Best brand charcoal tin l c, 10x14. 12xT.. and 14x20,86 50 ; IXJOxll, 14x20 and 12x12, 88 60; roofing, IO, 14x20, 86 00; 20x28, 812 00(914; block tin, la piirs, 24a; ia bars, 25c. Iron 27 B iron, 3.25c; 27 G Iron, 6c; Juniata galvanized, 50 per cent discount: refined, 59 and 10 ter cent discount Sheet sine, 6c. Copper bottoms. 220. Plalnlshed oopper, 860. Solder, 14 16c, LIVE STOCK. Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Uirioir Stock-Yams, Feb. 9 Gattlx Receipts, 100 head; shipments, none. But few here and market very dull on all except the best grades; few of the common class left over unsold; good shippers, if here, would sell higher. Good to choloe snippers, fj 25 5 75 Fair to medium shippers.. 60 95 00 Feeders and common shippers. 4 'M 94 60 Stock era , s 60 91 00 Good to choice cows and heUert. . 8 7594 to Fair to medium cows and heifers... S 25 98 60 Common to medium 00 ws and heifers 2 25 as CO Veals, common to good ,,, ,,, , , 4 6097 03 Bulls, common to good , 2 5098 to Milkers, common to ., OOsa&O (0 Hoes Kecelpta, 1,000 bead! shipments, 300 head. Quality fair, mostly light grades. Market rctive and higher on lights; all sold easy, losing firm. Select heavy shipping..- 84 90(95 00 Select ligbt shipping.-.. 4 76(94 85 Select light and beavy packing... 4 70(94 80 Pigs and heavy roughs 4 23(34 60 BHXir Receipts, none; shipments, none. Bnt few here and quality not good. Market dull on this class, while good grades are steady at last week's prices. Good to choice grades. 88 6093 SS Fair to medium grades. -. S 00,9s 40 Common grades... - . 2 2532 60 Bucks, per head 2 08 50 Klsewbere. EAST ' LIBERTY. Fa., Feb. 9.-Cattle-In fair demand; 1525c higher than last week's prices; receipt, 1,93d aeaa; shipments, 1.482 head. Hogs Firm. Kecelpta, 4,800 bead; shipments, 6UC0 head; Philadelphias. 85 IO95 25; Yorkers, 14 7v4 90; pigs, 84 40(34 50. Sheep In lair demand ; stronger for good : 00mmon nncbanged; reoelpts, 7,400 bead; abipments, l.tOO head. BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Beef CatUe-SIow; tops unchanged: common 12c lower; best beeves, 85 6236: first quality, 15iH5 62 i: medium, S3 -0 04 76; ordinary, 82 603 '26; most sales at 83 75 5 62; receipts, 62S head; sales, 7 600 bead. Swine Supply fully equal to supply tbe fair demand; receipts, 7,066 bead: quoted at 86)6 75: Sheep and Lambs Receipts, '2.1S5 bead ; sneep, quoted at S3 255 50 ; lambs, S3 50(36. NEW YORE, Feb. 9. Beeves Receipts, 3,810 bead. Market active; early clearance; extremes steers, 85 2037 10 per cwt. ; one car load sold at 87 80; general sales, So 30(96 05; oxen, stags and bulls 13 5035 CO. Sheep Receipts. 1,100 head. Market active; common to gocd sheep sold at S3 75(95 23 per cwt.; prime do , 85 50(5 90; lambs. 85 506 75. Hogs Receipts, 13,30 head. Market nominally steady at 84 7035. KANSAS CITY, Feb. 9. The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, COO head. Market strongand a abade higher ; exports, 85 50(95 70; good to cnoice shipping, 86(95 35; common to medium, 84 50O 4 90; Blockers and feeders, 83 3034 25; cows, 82 to 3 4a Hogs-Receipts, 4.700 head; 10c higher; 81403190. Sheep Receipts, 2,800 head. Market steady; 82 603 50 for fair to good. BT. LOUIS, Feb, 9. Cattle Reoelpta, 400 head: shipments, 600 head. Market steady: export, 85 15416; good to choice shipping. $5 25(95 68; common to medium, 84 2S5; butchers' steers, 83 60(94 60; cows and beifers. 83(93 75; stockers, S3 &C(v4; feeders, 8434 65; corn-fed Texans, 83 75 04 60. . Sheep Receipts, 1,800 head; shipments, head. Market steady; high grades firm; common to medium. 82 25(93; choice, 83 2594. Bogs Slow; Yorkers, 85 60(95 6$: packing, 84 60 (94 80; heavy, 84 6C05. Receipts, 2,700 head; shipments, 8.200 head. CHICAGO, Feb, 9. The Drovers'; Jeurnal rs-'co-Etcäptj, im liimcaa, 4K3

hesd. Market uneven but generally strong; rough packing, 84 40-84 75: packing and snipping, 84 75 Q5 75; light 84 40(4 90; skips. 83 00 9 4 SO. Cattle Receipts, 3.LO0 oad: sbipmeata, 1.000 Trade badly blockaded by storm: nominally strong L400 to 1,(00 lbs , fi 7096 30: 1.2CJ to 1 350. lbs.. 85 0Or5 60: 1,000 to 1,2.0 lbs., 84 259 5 CO; corn-fed Texas, 84 104 75 Sheep Receipts. 1,800 head; shipment, 1.530 beads. Market firm: common to medium, 83 00 (ski 65: choice 8-! 75(94 60. The Drovers' Journal Liverpool special quotes lc lower for the best American, at 13c per lb dressed. BUFFALO. Fab. 9. Cattle KeCeirU. to-day

&50 bead; consigned through, 9 cars: to New York Sunday, 45 cars; to day, 37 cars. Market active, firm and higher: attendance of buyers fair; extra steers. 85 90(96 40; fair to good native sipoihg steers. 85 40a5S5: fair to madium, 81 S5 SO; lieht butchers', S3 65(94 40; oxen, common to fair, 83 65 (3175; fat bull, 83 40$ 1 75: no demand for stocker; sales of a few feeder at 81 8534 25; about ail sold: no call for milkers. 6heep Receipts, 3,600 head; consigned throngh, 6 cars. Msrket opened firm and higher; close! a shade lower: qualttv eood: sales of common to fair sheep. S3 5t(94 25; good to choice, fl 40 95; extra. 85 10(45 40; one load very chotc. 146 lbs. average, 86; Western lambs, 81 506: only one deck Canadas here. Market closed weak with a number unsold. Hoks Receipts, 11,000 head: consigned through, 93 cars, to New Yoik; Sunday, 59 cars: to-day, 0 car. Market itrong and hlzoer. Sales: gool to Choice orkers, 85(95 1(1: mixed light. Si 8595; nood to mediums, 85 10v95 20: god to choice heavy, 85 10&5 30; pigs, St 20(91 6a MARKETS IU: r"XEQRPAH, ProQuvi t-xat NEWTOFK. Feb 9 -Cotton Inactive: futures dull: February, 11 14c: March, 11.2 Je; .pril, lt27c; May, lLS7c; June, lL47c; July. ll.57c; August, lLCCc: September. 11.27c; October, 10.832; November, 30.68c; December, 106c. Floor Dull; receipts, 7,600 bbl.: exports, L4U0 bbls.; common to good extra, 83rj3 50; good to choice, 1 CJflböO; white wheat extra. $6ä5 öO; Minnesota patents, 85(15 40. Wheat-Snot, c lower: options steady; receipts, .TJ.OOO ua.i exoorts, none: No. 2 spring, 92c: ungraded red,84r9äc; No. 3 red, t5c; Ho. 2 red, f$&32c; No. 1 wnite, 91c: ungradad white, 68c; No. 2 red, February, sales ol 21,000 bu. at e'.-989?ic closing at 69c: Maren, ale 01 636,0Ou tn. ai 90ce, closing at SU'c; Apr!, sales of 620.CO0 bu. at SiO'V, closing at U3: May, tales of 1,352,000 bu. t l33lc, closing at 9.5c: Jud.-. sales of 3.8.(00 bu. at 94'995c, cio mg at Corn Spot 3c and options ,c io r. closing witn a nght recovery ; recti pi-. 2 1. 3 exports. 53 003 bn.: unrdad, svrtiM- k. fj0c: steamer. 49,951c: No. I Kti.-ry, -t9(Siac; March. 5&c: No. 2, 43t5lc; serf, r w ite, 53c: ungraded white, 53c; uagraded yellow. 4'J?4380: No. 2 February. 494 3 60c. doing at 4'.c; March, 4'J34'b'i. doing a; 49c; April an.d May, 4V9 49c; rising at 49c. Oats Steaa; reuipt. 91.0C0 tu.: exports, 91 bu : m'xed, 36'$ 35-c; white. 3N34CC. Stock of grain m store February 7 Wheat, 6,1,COO bu.; com, 586,000 h i.: ats, 248.0C0 bu.; rye, 46.tC0 bu.: barley. 217,00t ou.: malt 97.CC0 bu. ; pess, 4,400 bu. Hay Quiet and steady. Co See-Spot dull; options 13315 points lower; sales of 40,750 bags; February, 7. 65($7. 70c; Maicn. 7.60317 75c; April. 7.fc57.1M)c: May, 7 J59 8c; June, & 05p8 lOo; July, 8.1598.23c; Ausost, 8.2fc Buaar Quiet: centrifugal. 5 916c; Rio Grande, 4c; Pernambuzo, 4 15 16c; Bolivia. 4c; refined quiet; C, 6c; extra C, 5"95 5-16c; yeilow, 4Q4j(; confectioners' A, 6c: cut loal crushed, 6H(atAc; powdered, 6 616(95c. Rice Steady. Petroieum Steady; united, 70' c; reflnel. 7?s 7'4c Turpentine Steady at lio'C Eegs Firca a. z4(i2j5. Fork Firm: new mess, 111314 25. ard f sk; Western steam, spot, 87 37; Februt. y, fr 2V7 33: Maren. 87 35(97 41; April, 87 419 7 yy. 7 49(97 56: June. 87 57.97 61: August 7 77. Rutter ir irm Jor cnoice" Cheese Q-aleu Lao tteaay. CHICAGO. Feb 9 Flour-Qnkt and un lhaneed. Wheat Quiet and s)o : closed 5;c undr Saturday ; February, 7Jit-closed at 77;V97'S; March, 779c, cios dat77Jec: May, w vas'ic, Closed at hxc; No. 2 C. icago spring, 7777?, clcted at '7Hc: No. 3 do. 67'98c; Ho. 2 red, 8uc: No. 3 do, 6'.7tc torn lissy, fluctuated and closed nominally unchanged; cash, 3tV9T7c ciostd aUCc: March, G6357c. closed aUG3 3Sc: May. 414CC clohtd at 40c Oats Qaiet and unchanged: cash snd February, 27c: Mercb. 27(ä27c. Rye Quiet and unchanged at töc. Bailey Quiet at 6365c Flaxseed Weaker tl 47. Pork Demand active: cash, 813 10(31312; February, 813 2-913 25, clt fed at 810 72: March, 810 30, closed at 810lv: May. 810 27910 3i ird Quiet and Heaay: cash and February, 87(97 0a; March, 87 05(7 15, closed at$7 05(97 Oi'gMay, 87 20 7 SO, clored at 87 20(37 '.2. Buikmetts Steady; shoulders, 84 70(t4 80; snort ribs, 86 50 (&660; short clear. 86 0(96 75. Butter Unchanged. Egs Firm at ,bc Receipts Flour, 20,0.0 bbls ; wneat &3,()C0bu.; corn, 195.000 bn ; na, 90,0(0 bu.; rye, 5.OC0 bu.; barley, 66.003 bu. Shlpments-Fionr, '.4,000 bbls.: wheat 24,0 1) bu. ; corn, 228,000 bu. ; oais, S2.CC0 bu. ; rye, 3,000 bn-:tar!ey, 27.C00 hu. Afternoon Board Wheals Quiet and unchanged. Corn bteady : May advanced c Oau Sttady: Mav advanced c Pork Lower, deciined 1012c. Lard Lower; declined 2 35c. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9. Flour-Quiet: Ohio and Ii-dlana, fr4(91 75: St Louis and Southern Ulirois, 8i 5C(94 87: Wiicousin patenb, fi879 5 50; Minnesota. $t(g5; spring patents. 85 '5ft5 75. P.ye Flour Steady at ti 25,a3 60. Wneat Dull; 1 o 2 red, February, 8S.38Sc: March. S939c; apnl, 9C(991c: May, 92&J2'!. Corn-Optioas quiet; car lots in fair demand; No. 3 mixed, 4 c; No. 3 high mixed and yellow, 43c: steamer No. 2 veliow, 50c; No. 2 yeilow, 5ic; No. 2 mixed. February, 50(9510: Marcb, 4elfec; Aoril, 473i3!c; Mav, s7(91S34c. Oats Quiet; rejecud white, 35c; choice btt:raded white. 37c; No. 3 white, 06(36c; No. 2 do., Ö73sc; futures quiet; No. 2 white, February and Marcb, 36(4;o7c: April and May, 879 i'c Provisions lu fair demand. Beet City fatuity. 813 00(3 14: do. packets, $12 50: do. No. 1 rrn-ss 811 60. Pork New mess, 814: do. family, 81415. Hams-?10 ;i0(31l 60. Lard Quiet; refined, 87 75; steam, 87 25: butchers' loose, 86 75(97. Buttet Firm for bigh fcrades: creamery, 35a K?es - Finn and more active at 23323c. Cbeee Qilet; Ohio flats, 8ßl2c Petroleunr Dell: refined. "Jic. Receipt Flour, 2,000 obis.; wheat 6,00c bu : corn, ss.ooa bu. : oats. 19.000 bu. ShipmentsWheat, 1.0C0 bu.; corn, 29,000 bu.; oats, 7,000 OUST. LOUIS, Feb. 9. - Flour Dull and unchanged. Wptat Ixwer and slow, closing 9i oeiow Saturday; No. 2 red, 53S5c cash; wfö$V4s February: S4ia84:c March; Sl'992c May : 91 (3,92c June, closing at inside quotations. Corn Cath snd May. lower: other moDtbs a shade better; ?693(935c February; 86(936'4c March; S737c May, closing at inside : figores. Otts Kainer at 29 cash; no optiona Rye firm at 65c. Barley Quiet at 60S0c. L-jad-Dull at 83 4"H;4 8 50. Butter and Eggs-Unchanged. Fluseed Stout at 81 40. Hay and Bran Unchanged. Cormeai Hrm at 82 '25. Provisions Firm a I blghtr. Pork 813 2513 75 cash; 813 2313 42 t May." Laid-86 957. Dry Salttneat Long cle , 86 60; short rib, 86 60: short clear. 86 5. Bacon -Long clear, 87(9' 12: short rib, 87 25(97 87; short clear. 87 607 62. Reaeipis Flour, 9,t J bbls. wheat, 66,000 bu.; corn, 240.000 bu, ; oa s, 19,000 bu. : rye. 4.000 bu. t barley, 39.000 bu. Shi v.ments Flour. 16,000 bbls. ; wheat. 7.000 bo.; co- , 99.0C0 bu.; oats, 17,000 bu.; rye, 8,020 bu; barley, l.tco bu. Afternoon Board Wheat Firmer and slow at 9l?ic May. Com Steady at 87cgl:r7c May. Oa. t -Quiet: March,i7(327c; AprU 2r327c; Ma, 3030C. BALTIMORE. Feb. 9 Flour Steady and quiet; Howard street and Western superfine, 82 7,vj4 15; extra, S3 26(33 75; family, 84(95. Wheat Westers lower and dull: No. 2 winter red, spot, March, 9090c: May 93393c Corn western lower and dull; mixed, spot. &095Oc, February, 4S49c: March. 47($48c. Oaus Firm and quiet; Western white. ?(938c: mtxed.849 860. Rve Steady at 73375c. Hay Quiet and easy. Provisions Steady and quiet. Mess Pork Old, 813 to; new, 813 75. Bulxmeats Shoulders and clear, rib sides, packed. S6(97 60. BaconShoulders, 86 75; clear rib sides, 8s 50. Hams 812 75313. Lard Refined. 88 25. Butter steady: Western, packed, 11321c: creamery, 2233JC Eggs Quiet at 20(921a Petroleum Nominal; refined. 77c. Co3ee Weak and dull: Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, 899ke Sugar Steady and quiet; A soft 6c. Copper Refined steady at icailc Freight to Liverpool Dull: cotton, S-15d; flour, V;d; (rraln, nominally Recelota-Flour, 5 410 bbls.; wheat 36,000 bu.; corn. 104,000 bu.: oats. 6,000 bo, : rye, 2,000 bo. Sbipmeata Wheat 45,000 bu. CIKCTK17ATL Feb 9.-Cotton Quiet and Btealy. Flour-Dull: family. 83 8533 90; fancy, $ 15J 4 to. Wheat Firm; No. 2 red, SöA'&c CoraUnsettled; No. 2. 4lt2c Oats Weaker at 31 31jc. Bye Lasier at 7172c, Barley Firm; No. 3 spi Ing. 69c. Pork-Qniet but firmer at 813. Lard Stronger at 737 02. Bulkmeau Firm; Shoulders, 85 12; short rib, 86 62 BaconSteady aad in good demand: shhoulders, 85 79: short rib, 87 60; short clear, 87 75. Butter Quiet but firm; creameiy, 87038c; fancy dairy, 17318c. Linrecd Oil Quiet at 49c; Hofts Firm; common and light Sd"9t34 75; packing and butcherf, 84 60 5 leceipts.-fftO head; shipments, 475 head. MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9 Flour Qa let and unchanged. Wheat 8N0. 2 Milwaukee, 76acb; February, 76c; March, 77c; April, 7S; My, J2c. Corn ISteady; No. 3. 3993ya Oats In fair demand; Ko. 2. 29c; No. 2 white. 30331c Bye Easier: No. 1. 64(&.64c. Barley Easier. No. 2 spring, 68c, No. 3 do., 60c Provisions Higher. Mess Pcrk-812 15 cash and March; 813 32 May. Lard Prime steam, 87 05.caah and February; 87 10 March. Hogs Steady at 84 4034 85. Receipts Flour, 2,800 bbls.: wheat 62,000 bu.j corn, 20,000 bu. Shipments Flour, 4,400 bbls.; wheat, 4.8C0 bu.; corn, 6,500 bu, TOLEDO, Feb. 9 Wneat Dull : No. 2 red, cash, February, 79c: March, 8Cc: ApriL 8lc; May, 82c; No. 2 soft 8'c. Corn Quiet: No. 2 cash, 42c; February. 41c: May, 42c; No. 8. 41c Oats Dull and nominal; not quote J. Clover-seed Quiet; prime, cash, February, 84 90; March. 84 9034 95. Receipta-Whsat, 82,008 bu. : corn. 13,000 bu. ; oata, none, entpmenu Wheat 27.000 bu.; corn, 28,000 bu.; oats, none. KANSAS CITY. Feb. 9. Wheat Quiet; cash, 62: Match. 3c: May. 6&9G5',c. Corn Steady; cash, 30c; Maren. 30 Ov:; May, 81 &ität OaUi-M a&asoaifiaiM76i

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