Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1868 — Page 3

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Mojtdat, November S, IMF. Tb« market TMtcrday vm rathar heavier than the precediac day* of the Maaon. The offerinn are itill quite liberal, however, and the reeeipt* large. Prloee are maeh weaker, aad a break to a a lower raage of prioee i* imminent, althoagh, a* yet, we have ao ehaage to record. Bayer* aad •eller* are wide apart in that* view*; the termer are willing to make parehae** freely at the market rate, hat holders are a little beyond (he point at which packer* think there 1* money ia hogs. Sellers aro still Arm, aot solna. however, a* several fays ago, aad thoce having hog* aro trying to present a bold front, saying they have plenty of corn to fed on, aad prefer feeding to eelling the corn at the prices now - paid for it, while packers ssy If they are compelled to pay higher ftgaras they will wait a ad# later in the season. We have heard of ao sales' for fntaro delivery, sad if any are being made, they aso aetpabOe. The present state efthe market, aad tte nags of valses most not be taken as a criterion far foture traasaetioae, and we would here recommend shippers te ■ be eaatioss ia makiag porehases, for prices ere evidently aboat to tall. Messrs. Wheat, Fletcher A Co. are not baying to-day. having ac many ia peas as they eaa eoavcaiently handle daring (he remainder of the W0#ka Messrs. Ferguson A Co. were slaughtering yes- * tering. We saw on the hooks that Has lot of largo hogs wo mentioned ia oar baas of this morning. The peas are fall, aad their reported reeeipt* to-day were l.MO, among which were six ear loads over the Terr* Hant* read. Messrs. Nofrfnger, Kingin A Co. were killing all day, and mad* a material redaction in the number* in their pen*. They are expectiag large arrivals to-night, by rail. They will not hiU tomorrow (Tuesday), bat will devote the oatfro day to boxing Bagitoh moats. Ws quote the range of prie*a> ae reported to as, from 16 73 to IT, gross, fhs former for 2S6 pounds averagas, and tbu latter for 300 pounds averages. $S 75@8 90 is the net ranis, for 200 ead’s^rferd averages. Messrs. Lech A Tousey will enter the packing arena next week, bnt only to a limited exteat They expeetto kill between 2,000 and 3.000 hags, for thedemapde of (Mr provicten house. They will use Fergasoa's old paekiag house. From oar tologrspkie dispatch** of te-aigkt we take the followteg: • f ' At St. Louis kegs were active and steady at 16 5097. Receipts, 8,150 bead. At Cincinnati, hogs were steady aad ia good demand at 9707 50, gross, and |8 75®» 26, nettbe latter v*«tromo rates for extra large. Roceipts.sinoe Saturday, 9,600. At Louisville, hog* sold at 17 5039, gross; MM, net. At Detroit, dressed hogs were held at $606 75. At Chicago, hogs were ac tire and 150Mb higher. 16 6507 13 for common to fair; ft 2907 50 for good to choieo. At Philadelphia, hogs were ia fair damaad} eel#* of 5,300 at 111012, net. At New York, hogs wsr* in light demand, aad price* lower, closing at 17 7306 23, for all grader. Receipts for the pate waek, 36.822.

►PB—Dull. We «late,9at; mm •If broom twine.

’iKABS—M04 50 for navy per bnshel. BBKSWAX-firm at 30c. I. M 60; medium, |2 7501; S«nr, 20026c, *«mm*r

‘astern listen. '1 .UH; O—hshf.'MOM. shobw scares; Rb, f

Delphi, .Mst aikte

’• floi .

eearee; Rb, foir.

t prime, 2S0KKe; eheie*. 280004*; Laguayra, 2702^4*; Javn«P0Mm -II.H COAL—Pittsburg, 25a par hnshssl ilSasBa^ per bushel; Highland. 15c par huahoi; Anfora-

eite, (1450 per ton. LUO—Steady; 1

FIRKBUCK—160 pgr 1,000CHMKNT—Unchanged; H50 >te htessfo a^efi PLASTER PARIS - Unchanged; Newark. ft 50; Michigan, |4. T.m. < %• ’ LATH—13 10 to 3 S par 1,000. according to

quality aad kind.

HAIR-OOe psg kushte. > FIRS CLAY—73* per bushel. - .■'• r ’a ■■'l - DRY HOODS—Trad* has baa* daU. aadcosn ined almost agchuivcly to artbbs adapted te winter wear. ^ Water praaf cisell tags ara ahneet

—;IX, dttb; —; TO, ditto, 1st quality, IllflO; IX, ditto. OONl; MUAbgM.ehareoal.fl4 25; IX, bg M, charcoal, OH 50* IX, IXXX.Mhg29.ohar- ; DC. ]2M by It. $19 00; DXX, ditto, DXXXX, ditto.-;IC. •U0B3 dttto Y. coke, 012; IC. 14 brands. 113 25; IX. patent, ehai

; 1C, 10

M2 60; Pentymeuter, X bog. ^ .* “> . {B ! *’ ea, pig* tee; ditto bar, 41c; Strait. ; ditto bar. 40c; BagUsh. pig. 38c: ditto Footg i»» Machwx*—Tinmcn’i, 10 peg esnV Mt Hoe. » -to 0.10*; Ho#: 10

» fov

8t. Lonin

tfjBetHMfo

of 5 per cent, by tha hundb. Gal. le above the list. SRnned,^ A Irwc—Sheet, per etek. Mg; :shsat, pw Mapt, 14eH; slab,He. _ J tefwfoOg mix « 1 C®QWP VpO gT Hn. 2 ditto ditto, «M; Ho. 2. ditto df^o, US.

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the following rates

Weekly Review ^ gf tko i Market. - Moxoat. Hevomber 23, 1ML 4 Business in the general jebbiag trad* haa been rather light, hardly as targe as was sxpeoSs* ay oar morehaats, and ths least gleam of hop* for aa increase ia the volume of basinoa* is scarcely perceptible. ^ * In our general markets we have been unable te detect the slighteet suspicion #f * ehaage. In flour then*, has Men aa ehaage of Importance since our last weekly report. Tker* has beea a moderate local damaad for the higher grade*, but eastern prices are still above a shipping point. Ther# is littlo or no inclination to speculate. Bayers are eonteadiag for a dee ine. which holders would probably submit to, if, thereby, sales of maguituds could be effected. A full rang* of quotations will be found below. The market for Wheat haa not changed essentially since our last. There has beea only a moderate inquiry from our city millers, aad but a limited shipping demand. The offe'inga hate been light, aad holders contended for fall prieee, and, generally succeeded in o taining them. In corn there was but a moderate business don*, and the market steady, qoiat, and a Mad* fftmar at the close, bhippers ware taking hold very sparingly, while ther* were but few (peculators on the market. Hew corn has been increasing in receipts for some time pact, but yet they are not large, nor what they should be. The demand has been foir. There ha* been a foir request for oats, but tits market at the close wag qatet, though a trifle

higher.

The demand for ryehas been only moderate, and the market rnlee quiet. Prieee with a downward tendency, though no lower rang* is re-

ported.

Barley has been dull and droopi-g.

f In our last weekly review of provisions w* remarked that prieee for last mason's product were merely nominal, and the supply of old staff nearly axhansted. In consequence of the same state of affairs still existing w* have been unable to learn of *ar transactions. The market for what ther* is on hand is vary quiet, without any regular rates of prices. The supply of the old product is growing ••smaller by degrees, aad beautifully loro.” and bat little new being thrown upon the market— not enough to affect it either for good otovH.

notenougnto aueot u euaer lor geoo ovevuw .. . „ Bre^kfMt baaon i§ qttotabUat 16#f7#a Lard rery * HAIL&—10d # 6; 3d, 3 36; M t 5 60; 5d, 5 86;

dull at 1534016c for prim* kotUo; prime leaf,

15c, Sugar cured hams 16 to 20c.

The stringency of tho money market hag boon exerting a depressing influeae* upon the Dry Ooods trade. It seems that it wa# a* erronooas ids* that bnsiness wonld revive after the Psmidential election .as that event has now transpired, and trad* is in a mors unsatisfactory condition than daring the '•boated term" of th* contest. The condition of th* market haa rema ned th* same throughout th* woek. Bnsiness dull, aad confined to immediate wants, and almost elusively to goods adapted to the season. Waterproof. and several other styles of winter good* aro very seam*, th# demand having beea so law for some time past as to almost pot the flat mention** article entirely oat of the market, la

price* we hare but few ohangan to note,

brands of blaaekod

found bolow. ■ ■■ -/i ■' C ■■ ' W# havo nothing aow te note in thaxsarkot for groceries, everything shewing plainly the effects of th* tightness of the money market. The stock* arc suficiant, bntnot large. Coffb* is still tm. aad ehole* grads* scare*. Bugam firm. Molasses ia fair damaad. Atop aad caadie. anehaagod. Fish are tending upward. Balt Arm and advaaeiD In Tinners' stock w# hare oaly a moderate trad* doing. A slight adraase In sins (a ttte only

change quotable.

Trad* in eoantry produo* has boon med#f*t#»y RAGE—Quiet at 4Xe.

ribako. f2 —

rTczio*

Porto Rice, raw^ Prim# teehoie* Demerar*. TALLOW-We oaetet 12011*.

TOBACCO—Ui

navtee aad tAis,

active. Butter ia roqnest. Beeswax firm. Feathers unehangsd. Poultry mom aettr# than last week, and th# market to-day promatod gulte aa animated appearance. The supply of taihays,

chickens, duck* and geese is quite 1‘heraL aal . - yst th. demaad U good. TW.»*y bo attrib.t- gUGAH-Flrm.

able to th# near approach of Xhanksgiriag. PoUtocsin full supply aad dcriiaing. ’ Groea

apples am .till dall and aaehaagod.

Ther# haebeun a very active trad# dafng in

fuel—the bracing atmoephefo of the

musing a good warm Imtob# better appreeiated. Prieee am as heretofore quoted. Wood ****** from 15 60to 17 80 pe*mrd. aeoerdM U WaRto, Coal is un changed, although th# Brasil mmon gained th. point aimed at in their mcaatterikoUghsr wages. Oar doatemhsm havoa mpptyon hand whish will probably last some eight or ten day. yst, aad after it is exhausted. *h«ldnoarrMfdDMiiti bo mad® for lowof rBtoo Bt Iho lowing

aa ad ranee may he looked for.

Th# market for hide* and leather has been active aad Arm. An advance le mpettod ia the East, equal to X to 1* »ee esrt.. per 6»wad. o. •of# leather* Price* her#* howtr#?* ••d hem affected by this change. «* >*** said advance is psrmaaeBdy establlriied. For a mvlow ef P«* 9°** M"*** eperauons

see ‘•Th* Hog Market.’’

FLOUR—Is quiet and ireagnler.

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BLBAOnO WBLntSo New York Mill# » .. >w m

Atlantic -A" Laurel “D" Stark.

Whittendnag'^A"—2334!.'-..27 - Cleveland and jToiodo

SMOHAMS.

12)4 City Trad# 15 :^iiAmiSr.ix^i7 to CAxaama. U^lwasktogteiit iu

higher; 2>03De per doses ^FE AlitKBR-QuteC at tW for prism Rvu gams, FISH—Quiet. W*quote:

-^ais

10 5o

, Articles not enumorated.in

glaariflcation. to

Maeker*LHo~ 1, half barr^ —. SsKiiiliSEEEE FRUITS—Gram Apple* very dull at 63 000850.

for West sea; choice Northern at MOO. Dried Appiaa ass Arm sad seam* at 10012s; poaiod peaches, foe; ■ a panted dc .halve. 12013*. Foaxios F stn to—Raisin r; Layers, sew crop.to 25; eld MOO; M. R., MW; Turkish Fkange, par R, 18e« French, Me. Pkaoxis—2R mas 83 50 4 M; SR cans, 84 0004 05. Lsuoss—Are very Arm at 813014 repacked for Sleily; French, repacked. 818 per hex. Decm Fies—17020c per

pound.

FURS—la demand at th*following quotation*: Mink, from50oto 84; Coon. 5c to60c; Otter. 82to $5; Kitt Fog.Kk U 35e; Rod FoxJMoSIUS:Gray Fox. 16eto75et Black Bkusk 20c to70c; Striped Skunk, 10c te 26c; WUd Cat, 26c to 75c; Bouse Cat. 6e to 12e: Opossum, 5c teMe; Mask Rat, Me to 20e; Mask Rat Kitten. 6c to Ito, .. No, 1 skins, prim* and largo, oommaad the abor* prices. Ho- 8 half the prim of Mo. 1; No. $ half the prim of Ho. 8. Oman hidm, 5c to 10c. less;also, mishandled eooas.8a.to 10elass than the well stretched oacs. Extra dark and large mink command higher priee^&f HAY—Heavy; 815016 pmhals for mew tight pmeecd ; loom preaaed. A17018.HIDES—Prieee «rm. Rmeipto light. W*

quote:

BryAtoTIT. Gram salted. Tw - —’ted

,RR.

be govern*d by the westward

boaad classification.

Dresaad Bega aad Freak Meats am only takm at th* risk of th* owner, and at Special Kate*. Cora ia bulk will bo charged 10 cents por 100

AM0AM i pounds to Jersey City, nad to cents per 100 pemnds

^AU*qampt Rout, eantefl at actunl

weight.

.:=Ei

LEATHER—The maWM AgOS, MrAb pooi

$$$

with aa adrsaeing slaughtered sols.

''."m doien

MOLASSES-

Forte Ried, 2ft*

)LASSES - Trad# good; syrups Arm. old Tennmsee

3d. 6 60; An* blaod. 8.

QILB—There te n good tnda. Wsquote:

115

.. 838040 POTATOES—Very dull at 650fl7e por bushel

in bags per ton.. cobs—v« — ibr eer load l#te*

FOULTEY-Chiekon* dnU; Mro, pot }os*a

M and brown sbootiegs |3 OOtor old i MM for yoaag; Ur# tolkeys mom

have declined, from Htele. Quotations will b# ] actire; por lb., to.te We; dmeeod. 12*. Utokhto

demand at 83 « pAr deem. Goes* SOenach. Ogpils, IROOpor deem.

PROVISIONS—Tb# provUion trad* has beea quiet, without regular rate*. The supply o#

•tear ribbed. MX#; beeakfoet baem d«R arMf

17*.

at 30021Xc.

sjSALT-1 iwTTri.

0OAF8—Firm; ladiaaapoUs Ggnaaa. Proctor aad Omnbte's. MH0U*< P

10X011c; Babbitt's. 12012)4*.

Black tweet qaav 1; aright qaarium

, 26; Yir-

bnlk. 73*081 10. TINNERS’ STOCK. TOOLS jgm tUCBOfMKY—Moderate trad* doing. A slight advance ip steM is ths only qnetebte ehongo. W# giro the quotations of Mseers. Cettml A Knight. Sooth Delaware street :■ J-J - f ! J

Axwiswfr—For pound, Ms.

Bausit MrrAi^-Per poaad, Mb. ■•;' '*** ’T *1 * BxASfi—Sheets, IBs; kettles, 93066s; tel**, 44s. Bottoms—Copper, 42c; patent motaUic, 30c: potent metallic sheets. Mk/> ftnciJul] v Coffeb—Sheeting, 14 to 16 ag. 36e; ttnaiag, par sheet, T#; Brasien sheet, 34a; bolt, 3to; wim,

—*; kettles. —

8608W; BeadH bmekets. Aro in nest, 82; maal eaivm.

In bond* 35060*:

81160115, <

WOOL-Quict, with limited rooripts, aad th* tnAahmeRvv’ We flwoter Tab washed aad *WDOl3S| P YAJwtWhite. 90e; gray mixed. 81; indigo mixed. $1 06; high colors, 81 M; fiaacy yanu, 8175. >lo ?***

Freight.

Ob sad after September T, aad until ehaa IT

rates will be charged from I

f-. A > l y - a

rrr-

ALL RAIL.

-ta<{ s-xxjMto i ■n'A r'vVqm'A iwartti i.»- 4&I * TO

'.'Mi:

r.: s

§ f

fl" 1'

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keirateBiil at© export mfflffjWObi

sagr

red Canada «f Western

aiotet'liM.

yss

Western; |c 25@<t TO fer extra

• extra choiee

* —AA, dull at Flonr—Firm; of Urref IflOW-

08. t , m A3!&

State; |6 2

buaheia at _

; j about |l , ^ r for winter

of 1,700 boahalaat

steady; aaim of 5,880 beigB^on private tnnna; other kinds

lSk019e; refined in -ADO barrels at 38c.

ia nominal at ia excited; sales wed oil i* quiet tine to firm at

off-

at 86^07c. Spirits

4T34®48>4«.

i PreMMons—Pork vgry dolljigalea oT460 barrels at f27T5®» for ^teea; cionptinw Boamt Kteaff teeavr; aalea of Ufi barrels at f 10@16 50 fog new plain, S166i 28 for new gxtegaataaa. Tteroe boef doll r£S22S&!tt!2ig£%

yRddla. dull and an-

BAIL AMD WATHR,

StSS

Bpoleial Mm*

1 20 1 60 W1W

UVB STOCK RATES.

To Buffalo..—...

~~~

Clovelaad

ViiteZ

IZIT.

xmc^O v.

........18,000 ^e.

ass ;:

Uv* Stack toarkot. Special dispatch to th* Sentinel. ,fll . .1 Th* total Tteejpts of Live Stock for th* past ■WBek ending this evening at the Cineiaaati markets and at the Covington peas, were as fol-

lows:

&*«• MR* Bhcap 8,729 Hogs ....36,351 Beef Cattle—Th* market has been steady and

Arm.

The market te-day was active; all sold; prices

%e higher, ciouiag dull-

Common ,, 3 0003 75 Sheep—Overstocked and doll. To-day th* demand has been foir; nearly all sold. Lambs sold at 81 2602 SO per head. Hog*—Brisk and Arm; to-day the market was easier, but all sold. 8707 40: extra. 87 60.

and 7i

i—Heavy; teles of 530 tieroee at 15 @l«J4cfor atekm; 16*®!?** for kettle rendend&alap» MSB. liercafe of ateam at MHahtSattara'-oMionfog January; 1434a at aeUam’ option for February. . Batter—itteady at 27®40e for Ohio; 40® %S^U^iiau,»x AOC - of whaRt par steam at 7>$d.

it < -

dull and 5c lower on nmon gradea. : and in bfr vara fhvor at

ra-3«p*foir/

aeodagntaly •otlra at j

tor W6at,rn.'

JSSwizz. ti

Provision*—P. .rk quiet at $20. Maas Beef dull and heavy. Got meats quiet

VMM

It. J. bbxokx, 1 61-2 EaUVakhgtMSUtelUaMIxg, '■ ; «i«aka»us. troua*.’ JjK* ..' tummu •w tmh ;

mriU Mur,. wh,tt», tor or on ^ CT ***" > I -

mV#-day _ W#aaa#na9# Bw

wMHMlY^prrpnEi. v*gy Wadaoadsv, at ABpar 1

strie^gp^*^ oct28 H dlm A

Fourth

Safa md Lock Co. Qf Hstll’s Pmtemt Concrete, Fire and Burglar-Proof SAJPES Aad Victor Combination Beak Leeks. 69 West 4th at. Opera Houm Building.

CSt‘5S.t!S7A‘gr , ‘*"~'

TIMETABLE.

BDiAHPIMfilttffiififflBTiBLL

Columbia and liuHanpolIt Lie*. , munauavn. LlghtniagDayIxpmw 3:*a. m.

j^^n/iU^modat'a^fto Z m!

New York Night Rxprom- 7:45 p. m.

usva. Auarva.

lapeem—2:86 a.m. 2:35 a. m

_ _

(SO..

OQBflBy .**o**«***o*a T nWW Pa MU 5 cOU B* M

Hxprase — 3:30p. m.

2:36 a. m

— 2:36a. m. 2:36 a. m

Acoommodii^on— 10:46 a. m. 8:90 p. m Cloveland, Col, Cia. aad Indianap’lit Railroad. , (JLofs BelUfontmme Railway.) a. as. 48:30*. m a. m. H:i0 a, m

u OUEASK, " Ui- £A1UK Highest masket prise palff for abevo.

1 ■ *•?•—•

cb*. CKXvrvomfo # cfo, ImptotanaadDeaterg to Stone, Rgsia, Etc., Etc. HO. 20» WALNUT BTREBT*

Kernolds t IsUlter, Wholesale daalars to s KEROSENE LAMPS, •renre Chandeliers, Hail Lamps, BRACKET LAMPS AND PENDENTS ‘“ttSiSESS.SKSSr.- 4 13 s, HaiidiMtSt, iadilflipiRt, hd. o«t7d3m

CHAMBEK Of 00MH1BCS.

TRAHSACTMm OF BUOfHESS, Am held at th* Booms of th* Ckam-

• bor of Commomo, oa

Venato. Waamagti ■■Im Rtreet,

(Opposite Post ORoo.)

AT8 0»0I»0CHK,X*.HH.

of ear Board of *0P3P-lr J.

T. WILES, Whhteaal dealer to STONEWARE,

door 1, gL # n2* toh 4 Hx*a’( nov7 d3m

DR. m. THOMSON’S iatiam rad to No. 68 Virginia Avenue. ipili fsgii l5?Wm. Thomson, has ndhde^ _ _______ thirteenth 5 * ™ Ilbnojs, he cured over in bis practice for Scrofnions kind, m conjuaction with internal treat-

W , 8y^ll ’ tom8 • “■to** combatted by scientific

•refctiona

S. JSLA.XJ'WUM Wholmal* Dealer In HATS, CAPS,

116 South Meridian Street, * nov6 d3m INDIANAPOLIS.

diriiL#™fon** new aoO0*a aad Consultation Parlors. No. 68 ate avenue, Indianapolis. Indiana. tjfieo marlOdly Trmtr* £xperiemee 1m (foe Trriafnaemt of Cforomie nad Sexwal Dlaeaaea.

Mafl„ Express.

. tdAa. m. 19 .-66 a. m 10:46*. m. T :25 p. m JgfanoovMg Rtitroad.

Night Express— 2:45a. m. 8:15a. m

xlSssMsrrrzr’SSfcS: IxfixiupteiVini axC CUcag, Riihn,. ieagalliBl..^.«^..toto.to..12d>p. a*. 6:66 a. m

Aeeommpdatiaa, ,,1.,, .8:25p.m. 19:45a. m

stop. m. 5:<M p. m

TABLE QLASSWABE, chimneys,. BUKirSltS, Ofae* 2nd Stock Glassware, j£tc

Cmdnnati Railroad.

and ErUhont ^

nomfnal. .., ,, „ T . Eggs—Quiet and steady.

FW-ri

of si

Ckicabo, Movambarts.

Eastern Exchange—Firm and pteady; pw buying M^nremium aallinf

v vx mom uauaiw, out lower; axles of Ho. 1 at 01 20®! BB; Ho. 2 at fl Utei® 1 15}4, closing at UM®1 14; buou of

No. 2 this afternoon at |1 14<§,1 14 W. Corn—Old moderately aotivo but low-

er; aalea of No. Fat S.V§S7c; No. 2 at 85c;

lit;

Express 8:66 p.m. 8:25 p/m Tflrr# Haute and lodtonapoito Railroad. Arrow ■neoae 3:00 a. m. 18:60a. m Bt. Louis Express — 0:Ma. m. 10:00a. m

lilts

Vincennes Railroad. {Open to Gosport.) A oommodartaa —.— 8:Mp. m. 9:36 a. m Cincinnati aod Indianapolis Juaction. RaRroad.

=—SSts

OonnerniUe and Non Cfoatfg Branch. Cennenrill*. ..WjBa. m. 9:Ma.m cpnaersvilia 8:26 p. m. 6:60 p. ■ Castle 7:36 a. m. 12:15*. n

«. j.cmawu mom. GENMLAL FRO09OS * Commisaon Herch&Dts, Ho. AT Wala at fores*. CINCINNATI. Jtrioo Curmate cent fro* to ear addmm. aaglldSm

™4M0p. UU 9:56p. m ■—iaj yuwpwww

RAILEOAD8.

COLUMBUS, CHICAGO

. AND V

FOX, Maaafhetumr qf Hafo*ad Fomal, Wkoalem. Fmlvor8nad Oavm amd ■Uvowteawaa STJki^cia:, HO. 87 SECOND STREET, a—It item

new ahaltod at* 66®58Ho; kiln 'dried at

2ai r B «i?ffi;, , SSSSfiSSS.nS; Ind5a “ Railway.

il*r ■ — 1

uinucr t C&tevn

Hew T*rk;Mo»«y 1

New Yoke, November 23.

Money easy at 4®6 per cent, on call,

17@9 per cent, for Brin Stemng firm at 994®9H

osed strong at

and

per cent, for prime discount, g firm mt 9X(g>9% premium. Gold opened at f 1.34%; cli

91.84%.

Government stocks ara active

hl 8onpona of J881,114J4@115}<; ditto, 1862, mX®U2>£; ditto 1864, 107J4®107J4; ditto 1865, 108)4@108?4; ditto new, 110)4® 110)4; ditto 1B67. U0)i®110^ “ '

110)4® 111; 10-10% 106)4@10fi. State Bonds firm; old Mis

(; ditto 1868,

Bonds firm; old Missouri, 80)4;

00; new Tennessee, 68; Carolina, 65)4; old Virginia, ... new Virginia, 67@50)4.

Stocks opened dull and lower, but the decline wan soon gaeBvarad and an advance established, New York Central reaching 125; Hudson, 12;%; Erie, 42)4: Pspifio Mail, 118. Tha market closed

heavy and dull.

The joint Committee of Stock Boards bn Erie stock, have settled on no definite report, and have adjourned until Wednesfollowing are the 5:30 p. m. prices:

ditto preferred..... 60 Ohio A MtodMippL. 31

a• e-A . -- - M Jl

amo prmma _ _ (iehigua Centeal...U6 fiehigan Southern. 88)4 llinou Central—.143

Pittsburg

pipj&z.z. WTll. Talegraph ^dit^^referred NTY^ntraU^ ' ^itto^refermd

ditto W Jrefwred..._ 87)4 Chicago A Alton :.144 C, A ▲. preferred ... 146)4

Burlington A Q..

lene feVoee^mr^d.-™ it Hancock, 8)4; Minnesota, 1

“—«Baa3B8aaBto»

Clmelmmstei Market.

. . „ _ 4 istdfoito tor oLilRI MM0 J CnrcimrATi, November 23. Lard^very aau as nyvmnm me wmrnrmmmm Flour and Grain-Quiet and unchanged.

y and in good demand at

, 9,800 head since Saturday. id in lege demand; shoulders, clear rib *od.cle*r si4*e, W® sugar «urtdb sms are very dull

at 13® 15c; no bacon in market, a^d prices " uS-Io Mederhte demand at lf)4®15c for prime ateam and kettle gendered.

2af» a on» -*» otm ginia bright, ibe. 011001»; flae eto Aewiagto ^*Aj>pl*a—!n fair demand at |S®5 per

Potatoes—Firmer; they are eelling from

store at 80® 90c per bushel.

Seeds—Flax seed is doll at f8; nothing

donain guas* seed.

oflf—linseed o^U dull at 70c; lard oil

Infirm at fl 25@1 90. ■*.

Gold—|1.34)i buying.

^ehaage—Dull at % discount buying.

e and •t 9i iOjfor cited

4TK<

3c hi

2 at

Barley—Excited and active; No.2 opon-

if.

Rye—Scarce and firm, and 2®3e high *“ * * m

sale* of No. 1 at closing outsldo

12® 114; No. 2 at:

No. 2.

er; 10,

THE SH0XTE8T B0UT1 EAST.

ed at 91 60, and advanced to’ $1 70; foil back and closed at 84 66 for regular, and

91 67 for fresh receipt*.

Hlgbwtnes—Quiet j sales at 93c. Pro visions—Firmer and more

active;

sold at 820 25. Sweet pickled hams quiet at ll)4®U)4e. Green Bams, 10K®10)4c. Shoulder*, 7c. Dry salted shoulder*, 8^ ®8)4c. Short rib middle*, -Xl%. Rough sides, 10)4o. . Cattle—Qwfet and firm; Mlea at 83 8734 ®5 25 for oonunon to medtem cows and

steers.

Hogs—AcUve and 15®0)oWg|Mr» aalea at 96 65®7 15 for common to foir; 97.20®

7 50 for good to choice.

Freight*—Very quiet at 8c on corn, by rail, and 12c op wheat, by steamer, to

Bnnhlo.

and 12c op Wheat, by steamer, UAkaalOo ; * V * ' Receipt# Ibr the past 48 ton n—Flour.

0,781 barrel*. ..

• Shipmeute—Flonr, 6,6TIbarrels: wheat, 19,375 buafoetot corn, 78,038 bushels; oats, 4,025 bushels; rye, 3,611 bushels; barley,

25,848 bushels; hogs, 6,85? heed. _ M. foawu Market. r

il u..I -8 '•’ 0r. Louis, November 33.

Tobacco—Active arid unchanged.

Cotton—Sold at 22o for middling. Flour—Quiet and unchanged at 95®* 60 £ xTTtom K3i or “* r * ; 17 Wheat—MArket declined 5®10c on high grades and 10®15o oh medium and low qualities; foir toaMfotly prime red sold at 91 36®1 65; choice to fancy ditto atfi 70® 1 90; prime to foncy white at il 70® 1 95; Spring eearee and wanted at fl 25@1 27

for choice.

0>n»—Scarce and higher at 83®83)4rfor new mixed and ohll 200 for old yellow and white. . * <; -x Oat*—Firmer ’ «t 8B®55c for lot, and

fancyatAT#.^' > ^

Barley-Steady at 91 «9®81* foP prime

«gtfo ■ ••♦SS 9 * to choiee low* and Mkmeaote Spring. : -

—M Rye—Steady at 9115® 1 18.

~ ‘ Provisions—Pork dull and very little doing; sales at 923 60@24. Bulk moats; sales of shoulders at 10c; clear sides at'

on; no demand and nominal at for shoulders; 17)4®18« for clear : 1634® 17c for sugar cared haane, can-

for

Whisky—Bayers’ stood off for lows*

choice.

koto; corn, 4,3C

7,600 bushels; barley, 4,6< 2,900 btlfoels; hogs, 8,825

ite. t . ir to

head,

if wheat,

baakels;oata,

,600 bushels; rye.

Tmjedo, November 23. Receipts—Flour, 1,742 barrels; wheat, Shipments—Flour, 3,635 barrels; wheat, Ifo8l8^busheto; corn, 11,180 bushels; oats, Flour—Quiet, Wheat—Without any material change; a*le* of White Michigan at 91 90; amber at 91 75®1 7«i Ha ired st 91 78; Laporte spring st $1 18. Corn—lo better; sales of No. X at 93@ 94)4*; new at 75*. .. J— Oats—lo better; palea of Na 1 at 54o; Michigan at Stiff No. 2 at 52)4a Bye-Better; aalev of No. 1 at 91 1«@

X 20.

Nominal; 5c te Buffalo.

Cleveland Market.

Ourmxwn. November 39.

FOT3TR TXL-A.XXff8 X^AkZZ.'TT Leave CNKfoH foUNffr, ladiaas^eUa, a aad qfter Bevesabee aa. ISSa, aa feUewa: £35 A. M. r "

(4.31 IT H dt PAL.3IEK, Maaufactumrs aad Dealer* la I* E .A. T H E R, XIMea, Oil and Sfoee rtadtesa. No. 51 Main Street. Ciaeiaaatf, Okie,

Ws solicit order* from Dealers. Saddlers and Boot aad Shoo Maker*, and fool eontdent that onr roods and prices will ho found satUfoctory. su«lld6m

TRAD# PALACE.

•r. r. HL's-jh.N, Wholes Is Sealer to IMP0R£D LIQUORS, Bourhoa aad Rjo Whid^. Tohaaco aadCixars. Efo£ 141

INDIANAFOL*. aov6d3te

“ssssh a. .mssr^ SCHNVLL S 8KYBIK, Wholesale Grocers, N**. MT A139 South Msridisn 8t.. (Mar rmlea BspetJ INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. uov5d3m

■VANS dk JOINERS IN NOTIONS And White Goods, 73 Saaifo MerUlaa sarCoiintnr trad* solieitod.

WARMEN TATE, x isurxoTvaxx or DOORS, SASH, 31INDS, ■aatela, XoaMtaim, SNLA.OKS:XS, E TO . , Wholosals aad Retail Dealer in Flooring, Ceilinc, Vi cathor-boardic*. Ptoo. Poplar and Ash Lumber. Flooriar worked nruber mured aad dmas*d to order, and scroll sawing. teetes ausTj

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may b* con-

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'is avoid

hich w*

treatment^ by^return jnail,_ a^d^thas avoid

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teteJKctes says of this.work: “f^u valuable

aft.'i.ft.'wi ns-mrs t emt abuses of youth aad manhood, aad how mstly regained. R gives a clear synopsis of the impediments to marriage, the cause and effects of nervous debihty, and th* remedie* thamfor.” A pocket edition #f the hbove will be for'vardt ’ cm mce^t of cents, by addressing Loct' (hurtis. No. 56 North Chari*# str**t Baltimore, Md. iylffdly

WRINGER.

3:30 P. M. Ooaamvil iawat 9:45 7:45 P. M. 555 12:00 M.; Philadoi York, 6:15A. M.;Bs

US. t, Indianapo- — _. T IDLER. Gen’t Ticket AgoaL i-M-LLN'I. G***r*l buperia Undent.

BEE LINE.” (CTe^elaad, Colmmkau, CtaelmmaU aaff Imfflamapmiia Ballway, late BsOlofkatalae Bail way.) VIA CRESTLINE. m* at points named bolow as follows: *•»*• . *•» 4. Ba. «.

T:36 p. m. 10:60 p. m. 7:89 a.m. 1:10a.m.

Alliance... SSfc

. 6:10 p. m.

&|lt| i|t

Pittabarg—4:»p.m. 8:00 a. m. U :45 a. m.

. Litt

12: . 18:87 P. m.

mmil

5:2e p. m. 2:s0a. m. jits: fits:

■WAliTrai ns nui DA IL k' e x e P epT S n n d a y a P ' gvAccommodation for Union leaves at 8:86

nore.

on—.. 8:40 p. m.

F»1U 9:(» p.’ ml lllbplS:

*:Wa. ml 7:30 a. te.

9:40 a.

5c*0p’m'. a^lalau 4:20 p.m. 3:10 a.m.

•No. 4" folo, Harrisburg

AHBAD-W* of spy othai Line.^

A' IN

mrhik JoT Tickets by wap of CRESTLINE over foe “Bo* Liao.** J.

CHINA, CLASS, ETC.

H. F. WEST & CO.,

: >'• Isnelev * lurorena are muuu nr ReiOlt ftO e'ftul'by• 8 1 t aii ua-oeai

WOOLEIVS.

OCR STOCK OF WOOLcars FOR THE FALL AMD WIMTER TRADE IS MOW COMPLETE, AMD WE OF fer a Very large STOCK OF GOODS FOR RESTS AMD BOY’S WEAR AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES. FLAMMELS IM GREAT YARIETY, AMD CHEAP 1,000 PAIRS OF WHITE RED RLAMKETS.

1,000 PAIRS RLAMKETS.

OF GREY

tfWTOnro nw a nvwurnrci VarIJCaH MPmUm Amm a JGUBfon R f9 FULL OF DESIRABLE GOODS, AT LOWEST PRICES. N. R. SMITH & CO., TIKA.I>E PALA.CKL ...tiiliiALBia -».■ . . ..

FURNITURE.

Httekell * Rumtlskr* aev64Aw3m : ::: •

ageTAUKAMT.

C. LEHRRITTER & CO., CAPITAL SAL MR *, AHD RI8TAUIIAST, Nm. 14 Emsfl Waafoi^^aqjp pv-cet.

RIMJHOFF dk JUIOn Wholesale Dealer, to V Copper Distilled fiourbo# ■ AJNB RYK WHISKY. Also, Dealer* ia Ibreifn and Domestic Liquors and Cfqars. No. 17 South Meridian Stmot, „ INDIAN APOUB. auglO d6m

BOWBV, BTBWABT, 4k IB West Washington Street, Wholesale Dealers la SCHOOL BOOKS, PAPH,

Wrapping Paper. Boauet Boarfito Window Paper, etc., etc. aogK d6m

DISTILLERS.

4. F. KILLS.

( W. W. souUsos.'k

W*S£5?cJ •• u “ u *

arixa, xomraoa a cm.

8treesaaeas to BAMUBla B. PIKE 4b C4K. DISTILLERS OF ALCOHOL, PURE AND COLOGNE SPIRITS. ALSO, Rye, Bourbon A Malt Whiskies, Haa. IS amd ** Syeaaaeaw Btreot,

are

SI Yeataaam Btreet,

Haa. 47, 49 i

CINCINNATI, OHIfo.

COPPERSMITHS.

JAMES, HIMMAC R COw, COA^I^EIISMITHS, Nas. 131 aad 133 East Froat Stmot, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

WHISKY, ETC.

BOYLE, MILLER * C O., OHCnrHATI, ORlfo, Distillers aad Dealers to Da* Grades BOURBON, BYE ABB HALT WHISKIES, Aeo. gTOHJB AND OFFICE. 58 aad 65 lari Saooad DUttUw.» Yeatman stmot. Cintlnnnti.

tytTORMEYSe w. wilulams.

The Iniversal Clothes Wringer,

above the cogs, which prevents ’thorn from en"

tirely separating.

. so pa rati

Any sensible person eaa under*tabd that a oo rheel wringer haring cogs, tckuther at one or rode of the mil. whlea can play apart and fly u «o»ijy*® ! rife8fiiSSs.‘ h - u s;

y out

through.

toef seeded.

whisA Bwertook a prtnuum at th© Fair of tho American Instituto. Its sale (now orer 350,000 wriRgere) is greater than of all th® other wringers combined. It is very durabl©. and Brorjr VRlrenAal Wringer ft# Warr*Rted. .awriPhe celebrated Doty Washing Machines ■lemplwayg on hand for sale. BW'Sold by dealers generally. R. C. BROWNING jQenetal Afleat. ao*23 d3m<kwltam Agents lev Indiana.

PIANOS ETC.

Best Pianos! Cheap Pianos! WILLARD A STOWELL, DEALERS IN TI I^IATNO FOILXES, ORGANS, MELODEOttS, ETC.

*•“ Piano Fortes to Boat, with Purchase. no

^irSn 0f

NOTICE.

Iowa Taxes.

6^2. iftopr ■MM* foxes for 1M7 sad previous years, I am

ttion ia «MBa to un uned Stats t also re

’ * W— k ,

uned

the numbers of _

paid, without

also m-

lowa, by sending me „ L ean have taxes on trouble usually incident

'dent owners,

Kah^. Nebraska.'Minnesota' wTscoV.fo; fri, ete., etc. Titlee examined. Deeds rej. C«»«aimiorer for tlu a^’e Stetis.

dAw^na „

reu“K4*sS. Neb^TOjaf

GROCERIES.

MJAMMOXH HOUSE r^F 0 ,^

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