Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 May 1869 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL.

HSAM01AI, AHD OOaiKKCIAL laaiAMAPoiia, Mosoat | ,'ollowja* *f* tha qaotatioaa of 9oT«niati t t>oid(.^Bld, oto.; Borlni. fautflc. Uaitad 3Uta««jxai 011881............ 1.18^ J.W

aoM...

TVookly Hrvirw of lb« Wk«l«Ml«

Market.

Moxhat. May 10. 1869. Tra^oift trencral uirr'handiae hat been |oaern«<l by a very apatbotte footing, and the week just oloaed ahowed a iluggtih eondition of trade, not oinally looked for at (Me eeaeon of the year. The wet weather, dnrtftf the (renter part of the itting, eottrlbated iota little to (Me state of affeira—retarding farming operatione—and now. »t this late day, wo And (he farmer* too boey with their plowing to be able to glee mo oh attention to trade in the etty. All pmebaaes now made are with reference to immediate wants end in no eommodity is there any dtopoeition to speenlate. . What iitile demand there has been for floor during the week, has boen confined to low gradee, and as the aopply of these has not been large, business has been necessarily restricted to a limited shipment and small local trade. Kiislcrn prices are relatively lower than here, dsterring shippers and diseoaragiog speculators. Local dealers are unwilling to buy in excess of immediate wants. Wheat has been less active, with a tendency downward, allfiough the street market has ruled rather firm. The supply has been light. Buyers and sellers are apart in their views, and nothing of consequence was done. White wheat has been scarce and in demand. Corn has ruled firmer, and a slight advance es-tubli.-hed on best quality. <»nt« have been scarce and nominal. iVovisions have been wi hout special change. The demand only moderate, but holdeisare indifferent about selling except at full rates. In fact, nil that can be properly said of the market is that it has Keen dull, with a small consumptive demand. In groceries we have no changes to make. 'I redo has boen st»ndy. Dry Hoods experienced a very dull week, 'i’rin's, blenched muslins, brown sheetings, drillings und coveriet yarn have declined. The market for country produce bus been modora*ely active, Kggs are in large receipt, and declining. Prices in the East have declined materially. which had the effector weakening the market here, and wo now quote strictly fresh at lie. Putter, dull and lower. Supply moderate. W e reduce our quotations to 3fe. Poultry unchangod. Potatoes still in excessive snrply, and a. tually a "drug” on the market. All other nrtiolcs under this heading we report'.be ssme as Inst week. In'eedswe have no change to make. Clover and Timothy are merely nominal in price. IVhi-ky dud at !<0 c. Hides and leather are hnv’ng a lively business. Wo have no change to make in quotations. Lumber, brick, lime, and building material generally are io good demand. Sec our table of quotations for all the principal articles of trade. Tho list is carefully corrected daily. EL'JUK-Dull, wish limited shipping demand, with small local trade.

Wo quote:

r'moy brands City .. Country ditto...

HAY—Quiet and dull; prime timothy IU per ton; loose pressed, 117; 118019 Her tight preseed

for fhipmett.

HIDE*—Unchanged. City buteberedf AwoeUttioii standard,.

Dry lint Green salted...

eeS

H^EEEEis: LEATHER—The market Arm, trade fair.

Oak slaughtered sole.... Harness

V doses

. a |

rjgjS

'if

Collar. 9 dosen ....... 400 SO ■CLASSES—Trade fair. We quote:' Hew Orleans at 90e#81; Porte Rico, 70e; ehoiea syrups. 81 2'01 30; medium. 8101 10; common,

850750.

NAILS—1M, 8173; 8i, 5; fid, 5 25; 4d. 5 50; 3d, 8 21; Awe blued, 7 80. OILS—There is a good trade. We quote:

TMaen'—Strait's....

—Banks'....

Linseed oil Extra engine No. 1 car oil Machinery oil....: Carbon oil S!rtr” u

Signal or^head light oil.

z: J4S ziSSf E £ ...„ . S'036 ESI

500 «0

.. j: now 8 rn ... 7 000 7 25 ... 6 000 7 5>J ... 5 tots 5 75

4 2.

75

Extra family Hound Imoji extra

Superfine * ...

WHEAT—Dull and declining. We quote: *1 HO for No. 2, and II 35 for No. 1 red winter in car: wagons at $1 3001 35 for red winter

and amber; white, ?1 5001 ft*.

COHN—Firm at 6O0fi2n in car loajl lots; and

car trom wagon firm atfiOc.

OATS—.Soiree and in demand at%)o. P.KAN ANI) MID)RTS—Shorts, 817018; middling. fine, S30i«:W per ton ; middling, coarse, at

*22.

SEEDS—Clover, 80 OOoy 50 per ou*bil. Timothy, S3 00d3 i>. (dean Kentucky tiluegrass, 82 J2 10. Flax. $2 00, Orchard, 81 40 Ml 50. Onion »etts, 86 2>. HALE K0PK-Dull. We quote: Hemp, in reel, lIMSlTe; jute, 2bc; manilla, 24025c; hemp />cd cords, 83; broom twine,3(f035c; paper twine, »«3!c. tlKOiiMS—Common, S3 50; medium, 1104 25; extra. S'! 50 V> 00. •.ANCLES—Star, 19c; summer pressed, lf>!40

lie.

CHEESE—In good supply. Hamburg, 20c; Factory, 2:!e, COFFEE—Firm for choice grades; Klo, fair 22022!ic; prime, 25025J4r; choice, 260!l854e; Laguyara, 27027'0e; Java, 3(04Oc. COl NTP.Y PRODUCE—We give below the quotations of Messrs. Jiudd A llinosley, general produce dealers. No. SI West Pearl street. IJutter—24030c per pound for strictly fresh. Eggs -Declined; J4o per doren for fresh. I'.eeswaX—30c, Hominy—850* 50. Dried Apple*—Scarce at 15.416c. i-'eathers—75c per pound for prime live geege. Hags—4c. per pound. Poultry—Turkeys, Lie per pouqd live; chicken', $ I'* I 50 per doxen; ducks, 8404 50 lire; geese, 50c each. Deans—Per bushel, 83 5003 75. COAL Dull and unebangod. Pittsburg, 25e per bushel; Hraxil, 20o; Highland, 15o per bush' ei: Anthracite. $15 50 per ton. DRY IDJODS—Trade during the week has been very dull. We reduce our quotations on several

articles: y»l»T«.

/American 12 I Merrimack •'1>”_...12 * oragues ...12 | Lancaster 12

Merrinsaek ,,,r

nolds ....

Arnoi Troys

•W” 1M4

Manchester.

....12

,.10 „ 9

■bgAOHXD UPBUgg.

rrat* ■»-rf8Hggar T -tjj

Kiverd.ilo. Uamuley

WS SRRKTIlfOS.

tsst-pj=& ipsm*:'c=g‘

BROW* PRILLIgO. ..1714 surk "A''.,

...17 I

noxigo.

"Ex"...i5 *5 JO

Peppenir Patapsco

Omega "A" J* iConnettoga Afothum 213 Hamilton ... Fork .27141 Albany

STRirXS.

AMS.

City Trade 15 Lancaster 17

GIXOHAMS.

Fnlon 15 .City Trad* (ilasgow Ifl Lancaster

Roanoke

land...... inville....

'.'.12>4l

COLOBRD OAMBIIOS. r^tiaassr (JOTTOy ADgg.

sste^aas’^aers* and Min- i chanio*

n Batting...,

zB*

37 Mer% ...25035

COTTOX TABXB.

No. Vm No. WJ No. 7i») Coverlet 7 arn....

iy 4* r »

|No. 600 — !R83ia=

....30 ....43

luric*.

Ameri''an ”A”.. Ainoakeag

4". Vi

jdtark “A”

50

IE-Slo> iy; Delphi, 3de; other qualidies.

IE BRICK -850 per 1,000. dENT—Unchanged; 8f SO per herrel. tSfE.’. PARIS—Lnehanged; Newark, 850; Igan, SI. ril-83 1003 25 per 1.000, nceording to ty and kind. IR —ftt c per bnshol. IE CLAY—75o per bushel. ill—Active and very Arm. We quotes e. half barrel 89 250 9 50 e fish, kits...,......................™......^....2 2ft .ere,. No. 1, half barrel ^ 8001^’ ft*) erol, in kits, No. i 8 150 3 V5 crol. in kits No. 2 2 *50 3 OJ HITS—Oreeu A poles searee and firm; 850 |« r choice; peeled peaches, 2S03Oe; anil ('o., halves firm at 19c; mtxad, and ers.r> #J7e. Fohriom FnntTB-RaUins; Layiow crop, 84.51 25; old, 83 75; M. R. f ; farkUh Prunes, per lb. 17®l*e; French, Lkuoxs -87 50. Dutm fiOB—17020c per A. nra-812 per barrel for Havana. Cubbaxtb, CTtbox, 40«. ASS-Prices unchanged, at 8x10, 88 50; to 10x15, 87 00; MxW to 10xlS r 88 00; mko discount of from 30 to 45 por eenk Trait (Mason’sl pintx, 824 00; quarts, 8M 00; rallons, 84* 00 pw gross t one to lira gram, r cent, of; over 28 grot*. 60 por Mat. ef.

Engine «

WooToJL...

Ho. 2 Machine 300 35 Naptha or Bensole — 120 15 Extra W. S 1 0501 70 Winter Whale oil, bleacbod 1 4504 50 Oil cake la bags per toa — 838040 POTATOES—Dull at 35040c per bughel for

car load lots; 50c in store, *

PROVISIONS—Dull, with a small consumptive demand. Messrs. Lesb, Tousey •Sc Co., 72 and 74 South Delaware, quote

as follows;

Mess Pork-831 50032 Rumps—826028 for city brands. Clear Pork-834036, Bacon—Sidos, clear and ribbed, 16>4c and Ific; shoulders, 14)4c; hams, sugar cured, liW&VJci

plain, 18c.

Lard—Dull at 13c. Bulk Meats—Dull; shoulders, 1201234c.; riblied sides, lie; clear ribbed, 15c; clear sides,

1534*. -

Dried Beef—Very quiet at 20c. Breakfast ha

con. 1834c.

Greaso—From 10c to 14q, a* to qnality. SALT-Lake, 82 8502 90; Kanawha, 82 850

2 90.

SOAPS—Firm; Indianapolis Herman, 834'*; Proctor A Hamble’s, 1101134c; Werk’s Herman, 1101134c; Babbitt’s, 1234013c. SUGAR—Qniet. Hard refined .18 01834 Yellow 15 *>153% Cuba, raw 14 014% New Orleans sngar 153401634 White •oft, refined 17 tjjlTH Porto Rico, raw 15 01534 Prime to choice Demarara 1634010% TALLOW-DuU. We quote: 1001034c. TINNERS’ STOCK. TOOLS AND MACHINERY—Trade fair. We give the quotations ef Messrs. Cottrell A Knight, South Delaware street. Axtimott—Per pound. 23e. Babbit Mbtal—Per pouad, 18c. Bbabb—Sheets, 42c; kettles, 58060c; wire, 48c. Bottomb—Copper. 42c; patent metallic, 28c: patent metallic sheets, 26c. Coppxb—Higher; shealing, 14 to 16 oi, 41c; tinning, per sheet, 7e; Bragiers sheet, 3;039c; bolt, 37o; wire, ftOe; kettles. — laox—Boiled, 10 to 17, 5e; ditto, 18 to 24,534c; ditto, 25 -to 26,534c; ditto, 27, fie; charcoal, 10 to 17. 734o; ditto, 18 to 24.734c; ditto, 25 to 26. 734c: ditto, 27, Bo; genuine Russia, 20c; patent Polish A, 15c; ditto B, 1334c; ditto X,galvanised, No. 14 to 20, per A, 15c; No. 21 to 24, •16«; No, 25 to 28, per bundle, 17c; No, 2 18c, less 15 per cent, by the bundle. Lbao—Sheet and pipe, 1334c; bar, lie; pig.

1034c.

SoLDgx—Tinmen’s, 25c; Brasier’s, No, 1, —: ditto No. 2. —. Rivitb—Copper rivets, per pound, 50c; iron, black, list; iron, tinned, list, 25 per cent. off. Tlx Plati—IC, 10 by 14, charcoal, 2d quality. — ; IX. ditto.—; IC, ditto, 1st quality, 813 70; IX. ditto, 81650; IC.12 by 12, charcoal, 81450; IX. ditto, 817 25; IC, 14 by 20. charcoal. 814 25; IX. do.. 817 50; IXX.do. $21 25; IXXX,14by20,charcoal. 824 25: 1XXXX. ditto,-; DC. 1234 by 17. charcoal. 816 25; DX, ditto, 819 25; DXX, ditto. 822 25; DXXX, ditto.-; DXXXX, ditto,-; IC. 10-1Lcoke,Neath and B.V.411 2501225; ditto Yl coke,81123; IC.lO-lMiamond coke, 112 25; IC, 14 by 20, roofing, charcoal, best brands. $13 50; IX ditto,tl6 50; IC, ditto, Budd’s patent, charcoal, —; IC. ditto, Budd’s patent, coke,— ; IC, lOby 14, punched for safes, 112 25; Pontymeister, 50c extra per box. Tim—Banca, pig, 49c; ditto bar, 50c; Strait, pig, 49c; ditto bar, 48c; English, pig, 44c: ditto bar, 49c. Tools a*D Macrimbb—Tinmen’s list, Wirb—Bright and annealed, in 63 pound bundles; No*. Oto 6, 9c; Nos. 7 to 8, 10c; Nos. lo to 11.11c; No. 12.1134c; Nos. 13 to 14, 1234c; Nos. 15 tc 16,14c; No. 17, 15c; No. 18, 16c, Discount of 10 per cent, by the bundle. Gal, lo above the list. Tinned, —. Zixo—Sheet, per cask, 14c; sheet, per sheet, 14c; slab, 11c. WOODEN WARB-We quote: No. 1 tubss* dosen, $12; No. 2 ditto, $11; No. 3ditto. $10; No. 1 churns, common, per dosen, $12; No. 2 ditto, $11; No. 3 ditto, $10; No. 1 eudar ditto. 815; No. 2 ditto ditto, $14; No. 3. ditto ditto. 813. Half bushel meaeures, 860* 50; B and G buckets, 82 5002 75; keelers, five in nest, $2; meal selves, ditto, 8303 25. WHISKY—Dull at 90c. WOOL—In light supply and market firm. We quote: Tub waehed and picked at tO052c; inwashed 28030c; pulled woel 37c; fleece 40045c. C*mdemn«d Knrkelo. Moxdat, May 10. Louisville—Flour, steady; superfine 85 25; bagging steady at 220Me for 2 pound Kentucky, and Ifie for light weight. Cotton, quiet; low middling, 2534c. Grain, Quiet. Corn, 66068c. Whisky firm. Hlghwines 93094c. New Orleans sugar, 1.194014340 for fully flair to prime; hard standard, 17e. New Orleans molasses, 80085c for prim# (a choice. Bio Cofee, 2002534a for fair to prime, ProrUion*. me** pork $81 250 31 50. Bacon, (boulders, 1334e; clear rib sides, 1634c; elear side*. 1734c; hams, 1901934c, Bulk Meats, ihouldm, 1234c; dear rib ildcs, 15%'j; clear sides, 1634c. Lard, tierce*, 18c, and kegs, 19!4e. i St. Louis—Flour, rary dull and business small; spring superfine told at 84 2505; fall X $5 25; spring and foil XX 84 2506 10. Wheat, dull and weak, except for choice fall; prime to feney red told at $1 6001 90; spring sold at $1 1001 12 for No-2 ia saekt; $1 1601 16 for No. l.aad$l 1334 for No. 2 flroe In tho elevator. Corn, firm and held above buyers’ views and not mock doing; mlxod In bulk told nt Sflo; mixed and yellow, sacked, 6Ae, Whisky, firm at 90o. Uroeerles. dull; Louisiana sugar, 133401434« for prime to choice. Coffee, fair to choice Rio, 1902534c. Molosses, 70085c for plantation. Provisions, very dnll, with no noticeable change in prices. Heavy meet pork, sold at $3125; dry salt dear rib tides told at 1534ot dear tides, 16c. Bacon, shoulder*, in n small way, 1234013c; daar rib sides, 1634*: dear tides, 17c. Lard, choice country kettle, 173401734e, and small over lots of city at lie. Milwaukee—Floor, dull and prices unebangod. Wheat, unsettled; $1 1534 for No. 1; $1 11 for No. 2. Corn, dull and unchanged. Cleveland—Flour, quiet and iteady; city made 89 5 9 25 for XXX; white $7 75for XX; amber $4 7509lor XX; red winter $6 for X; red country made, 86 5007 50 for XX; red end amber, 86 04 75 for XX; spring, >7 5009 50 tor XX white winter. Wheat, No. 1 red winter offered at $145; No. 2 at 81 3001 32; sales of 1 car of No. 1 MUw.kakee at 81 30. Corn, sales of 1 oar of No. 1 at 81 30. Detroit—Wheat, the market quiet and steady; No. 1 white winter. $1 59»160; No. 2 ditto $138. Corn ttM. Oats 66c. Toledo-Fiour dull at 8608 SOfor XX and fancy brands. Wheat, amber fairly active and 2c lower, 81 4334; No. I red, 81 43; white Michigan 3c bitter at $1 50. Corn, quiet and unchanged; No. 1, 67c; No. 2, 62>4o; yellow, 72c. Baltimore—Floar nominal. Wheat dull and lower; good to prime red, $1 7*01 85; choice, 1202 10. Corn, dull and lower, white 83083c; yollow, 85386c. Previeious, mess pork, quiet. Baron, quiet; rib sides, 16%c; elear sides, 1734e; shoulders, 143401 *?4«! bam*. 19020c. Lard, quiet at 1901934c, Philadelphia—Flour without improvement. Rye, steady at $1 43. Wheat dull and depressed. Corn quiet and lower; tales of 3,009 bushels of yellow at 88090c; mixed Western i6@88o. New Orleans—Cotton, the better buality Is scarce and stiffsr; low grades quiet; middling. 283402834c; sale*, 1,000 bales; receipts, 1,279 hales; export*,475halee. Flonr'dull; superfine $* tO; XX $5 8706; XXX 86 25-. Corn, white, 76e. Oats 76o. Bran, $1 20. Hay. prime 828. Provlelons, pork dnll at 832 25. Bacon firm at 183401794c. Lard, ehoieo scarce; tierce, 1834® Me; keg, 19340200• Sugar, common 934010c; prlmo, 12340130. Molasooe, nominal; fermentin*. 8505Oe, Whisky quiet; Western rectified 87340820. Coffee aaehanfod. Memphis—Ylenr Irregular at 84 SO011. Corn, 78080s. Provioions, pork quiet, at 131 80038 90. Lard and bacon quiet; ehoulders 1334014c: tides 1734018e. Bulk meats, dnll; shoulders, 1234 01834*. •

Buffalo-Flour iteady at $6 7807. A heat is fair demand; sales this morning 20.000: No. 2 Milwaukee. 81 25; 7.500 bushels of No, 2 Chicago at II 25; 7JUKI bushels of No. 8 Milwaukee at 81 24; sales this afternoon, 30,000 bushels ditto at $1 21, closing weak. Corn, quiet and urn tied; sales of 50,000 bushels of new at 6d®66c, and 12,000 bushels on certificate, new, at 6734 068c.

New York .nooer Korket. . N*w York, May 10. Money eaay at 6@7 per cent, on call. Prime discounts 7@9 per cent.; market steady, heavy and lower. Under the increased supply of bond bills, prime bankers were offered freely at »34, with buying rates at 0(®9 1-Ifi. Good bankers’ bills sold as low as 8%@8J4, and bond bills even lower. Gold opened at $1 37, advanced to fl 38 under the unfounded rumors of an extra session of Congress, and closed at 81 3734 <311 1734. Rates paid for carrying, 1@8 per cent, and flat. Clearances 116,000,0000. Governments, upon the advance of bonds in London and the reaction in consols became very buoyant and prices were 1@2 per cent higher than on Satnrday forenoon. The market continued tirin np to the close and full. Bond*; are coining in from out of town, Tha supply here is very small, and foreign houses have commenced shipping. One bouse sent half a million on Saturday and sender 1,000,000 of ’67s to-morrow. The present short amounting 1868 alone to 10,000,000, besides 4,000,000 or 5,000,000 m older bonds. Coupons of 1881,11934@1U>34; ditto 1802, 11D34&I1934; ditto 1864, 11534<011o?4; ditto I8«5, 116(^11634;ditto new, 11734(^11734; litto 1867, I17>4@11734; ditto 1868,11734® 11734; 10-40’s, 108->4®109; Pacific tt’s, 10634@I0834. Stale Honda—null but firm; Missouri, 8934®8934: old Tennessee, 6834®6834; new diito, 66J4@66-%; old North Carolina, tiOjXfmftl; new ditto, 5534®5534; old Virginia, *734®<>8; new ditto, 62&6234; Louisiana levee 6s, 70@70J4. The stock market has been active and strong all day, with large transactions, though with less excitement than last week. Prices have advanced materially throughout tho list, and oar dosing figures are tho highest of the day, the features being the New York Central, Fort Wayne, Michigan .Southern, Northwestern, Hudson, Mariposa and Erie. There is a vague rumor that the back interest on the Erie preferred stock will be paid shortly. The following are the 5:30 p. m. prices:

Chicago AAlton.

•litto pi

Terre Haute.

—V9 ...jthJ

40

quotations of

Cumberland.....— 33 Well* Express 35*4 American 41’4

•SaTteteZZ: Wabash 7334 Mcrcbaatj’ U 16 ditto preferred 79 Quicksilver..... 2914 St. Paul 7774 Canton 6 V,, ditto prefund... S6$« Pacific Mail 97V Fort Wayne ..155 W 0. Telegraph.. . CiVOhi.. AMisrissippL 33(< Mariposa 2<% MichiganSuutbern-MTTj ditto preferred.... 4734|Illinois central 1453* Hart .ora A Erie 23 1 *,! Pittsburg 9jS N. Y. Central... _1«2% Lake Shore ™„.106 , » Erie... 30! li Rock Island 13u£ ditto preferred.... M.S, Northwestern 86 Hudson I ; 8 i ditto preferred-...101 Harlem 149 Sioux City 116 Reading 96 6t. Joe^prefeTred-.-lH^

Mining Shares—Dull. The following are th

copper stocks at Boston:

Copper Falls, 834: Franklin, 1934; Heels, 75; Hancock, 434; and Quincy 28. Receipts at the Hub-Treasury, f!,600,384; payments, $1,159,662; balance, $83,708,rt*>2; imports of specie during the week, $148,8(13; disbursements of coin in-

terest to-day, $;>!8.3y2.

New York Market. Nkw York, May 10. Cotton—Rather heavy; sales of 1,500 bales at 28740 tor middling uplands. Flour—Receipts, 7,768 barrels; market a little more active for low grades and without decided change; sales of 8,100 barrels at $5 7(*@6 for superfine State and Western; $6 l»ifn,i> 45 for extra State: f6 10 (<i,7 ior extra Western; 87f«8 for white wheat extra; J6 2.',(jl7 ;*») lor round hoop Ohio; 50 lor ixtra St. Louis; $9(".l^ for good u, choice ditto, cloning nti-mJy. Included in the sales are :’>,ooo barrels ol extra State for export at ?•> 25(0.0 50. Rye Flour—Steady ; sales Ot 550 barrels

at J l 75(3,6 85.

Corn Meal—Firm; sales of 1,600 barrels of Fairfax on private terms.

Receipts for the week ending to-d*y— Beeves, 7,299 bend; calves, 2,894 heed; utag'U'l lambs, 18,053 head; hog^ 20,Cattle—Weather bet; arrivals in exeam off the wants of bmchera, and trade very dull. There were 2,799 beeves on sale today, 1,700 of tbeas at Cammunipaw; 808 remained unsold after a bard market, the owners losing heavily; the cattle were off good avenge nmelliy, nearly all from Illinois, amfvery fow stiUers. The owners call it the hardraf market fe considering the east ef cattle. Mach higher offers warn refused on the way than was realized here. The receipts far the week are the largest off aay weak since last August, with n single exception} prfeea are 34® 34c lower than this day a week, sod hot no good as lout Friday. A few of the heat brought 1834c, though really prime, rarely over Me; Westers fair at 15c; thin at 13® 14c; still fod at 12c; averaging 476 pounds; 30 IHioois alaem, averaging 725 pounds, were very fine and brought 18@iaJ4c. Dunlap <fc Boggs had 40 fot Ohio steers, fled by Col. Boggs, ia Fayette county, averaging 750 pounds, which sold at 14® 16c. Wood A Gillespie had 68 head very fair, averaging 650 pounds, Illinois steers nt 15e. Barnes had 103 Illinois ateern, 560 and 7*0 pounds at 13® 15c. One car Ohio bulla, averaging 850 pounds at 12c. Thera were 5,309 sheep on sale today. A new market weeepeond at Fortyeighth street, oa the Hadnem river, and the occasion was made a celebration. Trad# is very alow sad prises declining. It taken extra sheared sheep, of 90 and J80 pomade to bring 8c; good are selling at 734a, and poor, at 634®«34c. Lambs Market varies from «c for poor

one 85 pounds, 734e; erne*' ear'of extra, 109 ISStfBKSf «*«• Of bogs, we have 63 doable desk can; still they are in better demand than other stocks, sad dressed advanced to 1234c; UvA are worth 934®1834e; sales off 2 cars of 163 pounds at 1034c; 1 ear off 188 pounds at 10c; 5 cars of Ohio of MB pounds of 6%c.

Whisky—(imet; s^lcs of 50 barrels of A’estern at life, free. Wheat—Receipts, i;!,7is) bushels; market without tieeuied ehsiige, and moderate business doing, iu part lor export; sales of :i7,:4K) bushels at $1 45®1 48 for No. 2 spring delivered, the latter price for choice Milwaukee; $1 65 for amber Michigan; $1 70® 1 7234 >or white California; $1 7734 for white Michigan. Rye—Quiet. Harley—bull. Harley Malt—Quiet and unchanged. Ccrn—Receipts, :12,417 bushels; market dull, heavy and 2®ic lower; sales of ;!!»,- 000 bushels at s5®n7c lor new mixed Western, closing at the inside price. Oats—Receipts, 27,782 bushels; market without decided change; sales of 51,0(10 bushels at 87c for Western in store on cheek ler to-day; 88®8.*c for Western all oat. Rice—Quiet at 834®9J4c for Carolina. Coffee—Nominal. Sugar—Active and 34'’ be’.ter; sales of 2i*00 hogsheads at 1034®l2‘/ 4 c for Cuba; 15c for Demarara. Molasses—Firm and in fair demand; sales of 550 hogsheads at 80c lor Porto Rico, and Cuba on private terms. Hops—Steady at 0®14c for American. Oils—Petroleum, crude dull at 1734c; refined active and firm at 33c. Sales ot 33,000 barrels of linseed oil at $1 02®

1 03.

Spirits of Turpentine—Dull at 4534® 463ic. Provisions—Pork stradv: sales of680 barrels at $51®31 50 for new mess; $30 75 ®31 for old ditto; $25 75®26 for prime, $28 25®28 71 for prime mess. Beef dull and unchanged; sales of 140 barrels. Tierce beef dull and unchanged; sales of 160 tierces. Reel hams steady: sales of 125 bsrrela at 26®32c. Cut meatn steady; sales of 270 packages at 12?4®13c for shoulders: 1534®l(jc for bams. Lard—Firm and quiet; sales of 650 tierces at 1634®18c lor steam; 1834®18?4c for kettle rendered. Butter—Firm at 25@40c for Ohio; 20® 45c for State. Cheese—Firm at 10®23c. Freights to Liverpool firmer. Shipments per steadier 7,000 bushels of wheat at 3J4d. LATEST MARKETS—5 P. M. Flour—Closed steady for common, ant) dnll and heavy for medium and. good grades. Wheat—Quiet and steady. Rye—Firm at $1 35 in store for West-

ern.

Oats— Qniet at 88c afioat and87c in store for Western. Corn—Very dull and heavy at 84@85c for new mixed Western. Provisions—Pork closed at $31 for new mess. Beef qniet and steady. Cut meats rather easier in prices. Bacon nominal. Lard—Quiet at 1834c for fair to prime steam. Eggs—Dull at 18@19c. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, May 10. Floor—In moderate demand; family at $6® 6 25. Wheat—Sold at $1 30@1 40 for No. 2 and No. 1, but generally held at 3®5c above these rates. Corn—Steady; sound at G4@65c. Oats—68@72c and steady. Whisky—Sold at 'J3c, but holders at the close asked 94c. Provisions—Unchanged and quiet. Mess pork hi Id at $31; bulk meats held at 12®1134c, but country cured sold at 34c below these rates delivered, when cured. Bacon sold to a liberal extent at 1334, 16!4,1694® 1(5*40 f or shoulders, clear rib and clear sides; sugar cured hums at 1834 to 19c. “lArd—18c; nominal, no demand. Butter—In better supply and prices easier; fresh at 35®37c. Eggs—loo. OilsT-Linseed oil steady at $1 04; lard oil at $1 45®1 50. Petroleum—32c, and dull. Coffee—Dull and prices drooping; common to choice at 1934 to 2534c. Sugar—Steady; New Orleans at 1334 ©15c. Molasses—Steady. Petroleum—Aery dull; the market U overstocked. Gold—13734 buying. Ex change—Steady. Money-Market easy. Hew York J>rv Ooods Market. New York, May 10. There is rather an improved demand for staple styles of cotton good adapted to the season, but the market is far from being active, and prices seem to favor buyers as will be seen from annexed rates. Plain bleached cottons are redncel to 8c; Portsmouth B 3-4, to 734c; Providence 7-8, to 10c; MontviUe stripes, 15c; Baltic A 4-4 brown cottons, 1134e; Lawrence E 4-4, to 18J4c; ditto F brown, 13e{ Dwight, J3c; Abbott A ditto, 1434c; , and Great Falls E, 15c.

Chicago liny 10. Eastern Exchange Steady; 1-10 discount to par buy tag and 1-19 premium selling. Flour—Quiet bat unchanged; sales of spring extra at fo®6 25. Wheat—Dnll; *34®334c lower; salee of No. 1 at $118; No. 2 at 8l U34&1 1234; closing at 11®1 1134; salee since ’Change at $1 1034. Corn—Dnll; l)4<a2J4c lower; rales off No. 2 at 5834®60c; No. 2 at 54®6634c; rejected at 59®63c; new at 53c; no grade at 55c; closing at 50c ior No. 1, and 55c for No. 2; nothing doing this atternnon. Oats—At 1c lower; raise ot No. Sat 6094 ®6134c; closing at 01®6l3ie. Rye-Quiet; 34c lower;sales at fl 16® 1 1634 for No. 1. and fl 1334 for No. 2; (dosing with sellers off No. 1 at fl 16. Barley—Dali and inactive; sales nominal at $1 60® 165 for No. 2; sample lota at fl 75® 1 77. Highwinea—Nominal at 903<@9lc. Mol erase New Orleans fl®l 65. Sugar—Salee at 14®1534o for common to choice. — Provisions—Mena pork quiet and steady at |31. Sweet pickled hams Arm at 1534c. Bulk meats more active; rough 13J4®14c; dry salted shoulder* 11 %c; rejected ditto 10c; bellies 15®1534c. Lerd—Inactive and nominal at 1734c. Hogs—Active and firmer at $8 75®9 40 for fair to choice. Cattle—Quiet and 20®25c lower; rales at $5 50®5 90 for butcher’s; f6 1234®7 50 ior light to choice shipping. Freights—Dull at 534c for corn to Buffalo. Receipts for tho past 48 hours—Flour, 7.339 barrels; wheat, 35,226 bushels; corn, 179.962 bus beta; oats, 69.432 bushels; rye, 1,768 bushels; hogs, 2,133 head. Shipments—Flon’-, 12,644 barrels; corn, 97.418 bushels; wheat, 12*346 bushels; oat*, 116,285 bushels; rye, 4,101 bushels; hogs, 2,578 head. Philadelphia Cattle Marks*. Philadelphia, May 10. Beef Cattle—Iu fair demand at about former rates; sales of 1,670 head at 934® 1034c for extra Penntyl vanU and Western steers; 734®9c for fair to good ^dillo; 6®7c gross for common. Sheep—In fair demand; sales off 4,000 head at 634®9c gross. Hogs—Dnll; sales of 3.000 bead at f!2® 13 for slop, and fl3®14 25 per rental for corn fed.

f - • "'t* nTibiit:rn"Zi* ctnxir** E—i»o»mii.

HUME, ADAMS & CO.,

CVUINY’S EMPORIUM!

. Ht 1

KfUsit 'Wasliiii^toii Street.

GRAND OPENING OF

Impoirted Dry Goods!

VISES.

‘Onion Vise Comw, of Boston.” lass.

MUSHES.

JOIIX K. HOPPEJL, BRUSH KAMAGTOBERIIFOBTEB, No. 329 Poarl itroet. Harpar’a Belldlag.) , Franklin kqnnre, - . - Hew Yark. A SUPERIOR qssUtg ef Paiat Bnwhe* elureg* A. on hand. Alto. Brushes of every Description. mchfi d3m

I win, sad alter SATURDAY. HAT H, ikcw lUavfffs 1

FINE DRY GOODS

1VBR OFFERED IN THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS,

Amd at mefc pH— mm gtfll mat •mink all wha laspect aay ■ta«k. BLaviaaytsttetl Ska pHacipH Ka rope an naarkrta, kajlas *** CASH diroot from tko aaanniartnrrra, tkrrrby saviaa ageata aad Haw York wkalesalera* profifa, the hnmnat adwhMk I oSRht fa aay enatonacra a aawina af

Msusfooturor* of all kind* of wnsriisra-s. Ugkaiafitv work al all kin*

•rs im Corpnqn—a WnU Pn»rra. surtfidlw

STOVES.

IFIEZErRO^ESS.*

I^rom -4:0 to ^50 per <^ent.

Whiah tha iallaqriac list af prices will show:

5# places Slack Lmsire, wide width, 19 cents per yard. SO pierce Ctrawlte Papltnn, 12 1-2 rents per yard. 90 pieces Slash. Italian Oaths, semething entirely

ew, 97 1-2 cents per yard.

1 Case Calared Last res, 071-2 cents per yard. 97 pieces Plata and Flgared Unen Poplins, for Travel- ► First Impartstlan af these goods—419 cents per

yard.

OO pieces Laadan

Landaa Poplins—31 cents per yard,

of Mlk Rapfilns.-0O 73 each.

BLACK AND COLORED SILKS, Irish, French aid E**lish Poplins, Aisrx> F"IIN Id l>ItE!sRS OOOO®, wHl he nnequaled In the State.

13ffS Silk Shawls, #6 &S.

•HEARINC MACHINE*.

aLXBET CVETI*. 1. T. HAUL!. CURTIS Sc MARBLE, Wore rater Mu—ekMsutts, MMufooturut* of 7oolei aid Cottm Skeoin Mils, r PEAZLING GIGS, Nsppinf hod Bnuhin# Mo1 chines. Cloth Wiadtoo, Shoor Grinders, tte. mehlS dly

WIRE HOPE, ETC. CAMPBELL h MENTZ, HAjrvrtCTtJEixs or WIRE ROPE, HEIP CORDA&E, AND TWITSTE, No. US North ■ueopfi St—t. sy. lams, ansovai, TT AVE eouttentiv ou hand an suortmoBt of n Hem* Ropo, Twino. Hath CorU, Marline, Hoateline, Lath, sad Span Yarn. N. B. Wir, Tiller. If.vatar and HiniarRopot of host Auuoitttd Wiro, aiade to order. moh'iS dSm •

INSURANCE.

YOU MAY BUBN TO-NIOHT THE “ OJ.D nKT.isni.aw Sringfield Fire and Marine iNsrasNcs coarsHT, Or Spring^eld, Mann., Capitol sod Ararats over §999,990,. WILL SAVE Y01. ABB THE FIREMAN’S INSURANCE CO. or HRW YORK CITY, Copitol ootl Narplnut - . gias,990 ISlnce MSS, * Hat saved many a Ban Iron baakruptey. Arrlt to fkahk sanw a ca. Real Estate sad Insurance Broktrt. Agate, aprl6d2w Room No. 4. Odd Taitewt’ HaU.

FURNITURE.

J. R- MLA.IEOT,

Dealer In

Hew Md Secesd-Hsid rsnltsre STOVES, QUEENSVME, Etc, No. «7 KSst WssUagtsa nsiARArous, m.

ever ottered. SO SHAWLS, #7 O BLACK LACE SHAWLS, from $2 95. SILK AND PAISLEY SHAWLS TTV SZNDLESS VARIETY. Pure Irish Fronting Linen, 29 Cents Per Yard.

I eiMtfg M»vu -f the AwarUeA iku

Wurld

FIRST GRAND PRIZE At tiw Xxpotition Vaivortollo, Pari*. FIRST r n I Z E At tho AuMrieau Inttitute Fair, N. T. City. 1867. EIRST PRIZE At tho Louisiana State Fair, 1867. GOLD >1 E I> ^ L At the great Mechanic* and A«Ticultnral Fair, held at New Urioant, January, 1368. G O L I> 31 E I> A L

At the New England Fair. Now Ilaren, September, 1368.

SIL'VER 3IEI3A.L At the Ohio State Fair. 1368,32 Stove* competing. PIP ST PR E:\IITJ3I

TC

1868.

lees." because it is superior hill* Store* in economy, sim-

¥Ti* the ••t'eerlees." because it is tupei A ail other Cooking Store* in economy, plieiiy, clean line*?, bakinr. roostinx and beauty. 1. Ee.inomy. A patented method of heatint the air and oonvoyinr it through toe oven, saree

from twenty to thirty per cent, in fuel.

2. Simplicity. Iti* easily manured. The fire can be perfectly controlled and kept through aa

entire season without rekindling.

3. Cleaniines*. No dust escape* while shaking

or dumpinc the tfntee.

4. Bakinr. It* large oren. wherein all parts are of equal temperature, bakes a* evenly as a brisk oren. and that without turning the article.

It bakes quickly.

5. Koasiing. A current of kot air constantly posting through the oren so thoroughly rentiUta* it that it foosts a* well a* a tin kitchen. •L Beauty Made of the beat iron, it will not crack 37*11 mounted, artistically deeicned, and snpothly cost, it is the moat beautiful as well as th* most serviceable Store ia the market. ^klso^a largo variety of other COOKING

u*-K*ch Store Is warranted to be and to do all

that U claimed for it.

a rixi AseoKTUxuT or

lartle, larbleM Iroi ini Sale laities AISTID GRATES, Constantly on hand. Call and examine before purohating elsewhere. Farticular attention to Copper and Sheet Iron Work,

And all work guaranteed. K. I*. ntAJNiKEM Jfe CO.

Table

Xspkins and Towelings, ia every qaallAy

TD-A-iTISS: K1ID GXjO'VES;

The heat wear!—* Clove iqUe ta the world.

Th* taly Luc tf these Seeds ia Ike Ctutrv.

I cardial] jr lavite all to examiae aiy stook, which comprises every aovelty ia Fmhioaahle Dry deeds, at lower prices thaa eaa he West, firs* or Aa iaspsorts tioa» Pattevas ^ doods seat free to aay addrqna.

UK ME MB SB It THE ST^h.7Vl>, 98 Mast Washington Street

«trcrcgiAZxqrw , a

Staves d Hsase Farnlsblit Goods S«.94 East Wasklwctwa Street, Opposite GIobb’s Block. aprtSdlm .

WHITE LEAD ETC.

VI lin OHLT ST1ICTLY pen GOODS

leery k^ of our Whit, Lead baart the knowing

arrauL and

and whltenaa*

9*

warrant, aid we guanntey a dagte* of fiaenee*

ansurpested:

THIS PACKAGI CONTAINS

too

•ts nr SOLD Win b* Mid to ear one Bndtn* the contents or tale keg dllteren! kont tha oboe* analysis. BAVTa. (MAM— A CO.

RAILING, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA.

CONFECTIONS.

STEPHEN F. WHITMAN, Maaufttoturor of speotaUiaa hi FINE CONFECTIONS, ste-AoM: bo web. Market aa4 Twelflh Sts., »t=» PHIRASULraiA, PA. mchl6 deodeowly

SUPPLIES.

O » r d O I o t li i u g-, OAK LEATHER BELTING, Csttsaaml Wool Slaehiaery, Cotton and Woolen Machinery Warps, HEDDliE tt£ED SUIJTT1*£S, DYK STUFF. AND M.asitBlaoti*i*«rid‘ Supplies, or Every Peaertytiem. SMITH A CO.. »eM7 dnin 137 Market stroot. Philadelphia.

LOOMS.

RATSSY IMPROVED SUSP USX POWER 1,00 MS SjfooHitg, Winding, Beaming, Dyeing and tllZINa MACHINES. S&'Actm Vqqi Scoanm lackiaes. Plant takes and Factorie* fitted out aomplou with SHAFTTStt AXfr GXLUUDTG POWER HOISTING MACHINES,

Ut Benalttga nlwaya »m hum**, MaBwAM-sared by THOMAS WOOD, 2106 Wood 3tr««t. Philadelphia. Pa. I»hl5d3a.

IRON works.

t. a. hooT.

PHILAOIIUPIIIA iriamental Iron Works, Garden and Cemete-y Adornments. Oast, WroupAt Iron, and Wire Railings, Fountains, Vases, Verandas, Settees, s Arbors, Chairs, Summer Houses, Iron Stairs,Spiral and Straight, in every variety of pattern. Kew and Improved Styles of Ms rutires, Eaj Ms, iws, Stall Divisions, Etc. WIRE WORK. BmUlmga. Store Front*. Door nmd Wia«tew AinarUo, Fnrra Feueinx, Etc.

Iron Goode. Tha largest assortment to ba found in the U. S. uarDesixns will be sent to those who wish to make a selection. ROBERT WOOD A CO.. Office and Wareroom*. U«6 Ridge avenue. f*bl6 dftm Philadelphia.

INDIGO BLUE.

Barlow’s Indigo Blue, DOR Blueing Clothe*, isput up and for sale at I? ALFRED WILTBSKliEH’S Drug Store. No. 233 North Second street. Philadelphia. BAH LOW’S INDIGO BLUE will color more water than any other Blue i the market. BARLOW’S INDIGO BLUE is free from acid, and will n.>t injure tho finest articles. BARLOW’S INDIGO BLUE dissolves perlectly clear, and will uot settle on the clothe* or make them streaked The Label is copyrighted, and read*: “Barlow’s Indigo Blue, prepared and for sale at Alfred Wiltberger’s Drug Store, No. 233 North second street, Philadelphia.’* Barlow's Indigu Blue is sold to dealers at a price hat pays inem to keep it. CoxauuKas will. »im> it. on trial, to be the most econ mical and handiest article ever used for Blueing Clothes- Barlow’s Indigo Blue ispu' up at Wihberger’s Drug Store. No. 233 North Second street, and no » here els*. BARLOW’S IN IUO BLUE is made in the same way it was lourteen years ago, and does uot contain any aeiv. ONE SMALL BOX OF BARLOW’S INDIGO BnUE. dissolved iu a mineral wat'r bottle of water, will mak the best Liquid Blueing that can be made. BARLOW’S INDIGO does not require any rags to tie it up in. A few grains of barlow’s Indigo Blue ou the end of the huger will color a tub of watei. wwFor sals by Stewart Jt Morgan, and other Druggists j teblTdftm

carpets.

1869. IF-A-LX.. 1889. GLEN ECHO MILLS. McC&Uum, Crease & Sloan. uaxcracTDRXBS axd twroRTiBS or r*ET ITVOS WAREHOUSE, 509 CHESTNUT STREET, Opp«ait« L»d«peB4ea«e Hall, fcblSdSm

PAINT, ETC.

JOHN LUCAS 4 CO., Proprietors of thu GOLDSBORO’ PAHT AND COLOR YORKS, Manufacturer* rad Importers of White Lead, White Zlic * Colors, 141 amd 143 North Pwmrth gteroet.

MOUtWJnUA, FA. foblfidfira •

WINDOW CLASS.

WINDOW GLASS WAREHOUSE. BENJAMIN H. SHOEMAKER, ■Wk 996, 999,999 Mifi 911S. 4th 98., aPZCZX* Manufacturer of Amarieaai Window Olaaa. Importer of

Plates. Hammered Plate Glass for Skylights. Hammered Plate Glass for Floors, Colored and Ornamental Church Glass, Fiuted Glass for Conservatories. Every sis* rad thickness. By th* original caao. box or single light. Square or out to any irregular Sb ape. f*hl6 ctun

B. F. HAUQH 4 CO., MANUFACTUREIS QF VBtDGST ADO CAST IRON EAllfflB, JAILS, A’KILVNDAHS, BANK VAULTS, IRON DOORS, SHUTTERS, Belts And House Frosts. A LL kind* of Plain rad Ornamontal Castings A mad* to order. Builders of HODGSON'S CELEBRATED Patent Needle Leek Prison, AND B. F. BAUGH’S «■**•¥*» PATKNT J AIL, 72 and 74 South PennsyhrOMS SW . apriS dte INDIANAPOLIS. BID.

DYE STUFFS.

-A-R. OIM A. MILLS DYE STUFFS. BROWIVI1NO Ss> RRO»., 42and44North Front street. Philadelphia, Pa., Manufacturers of ID TT E WOODS all kinds. Extracts of Logwood. Fustic, VP Hyperuio and Querc-itron. Brown and White Buna* of Lead. Acids, etc. importers of Drugs, indigo. Cochineal, Lac Dye, Madders, Anaaito. Soda Ash. Blue Vitrol.eto. AU goods warranted asr*grc»ente<f^^^^^^^^^^^^bl^eodly^

SHEET IRON WORKS.

JOHX a. M. COX.

Tiros. r. cox.

COX BROTHERS,

Mraafhcturor* off

Clkimney# and BritoldnBr* Sorghum Tanks Gasomaten,

And aH kind* off

HUKNKOff WOUUL

SHOP No. 24 EAST GEOtOIA STREET, (Old Novelty Works) Ml»d3m