Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 12, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1885 — Page 6

THIS IHD1AHAP0L1B DAILY. SENTINEL MONDAY MORNING JANUARY 12 185

PIKAKCIAL AilD COMMERCIAL

HONEY AND STÜCKS. Dew Tork Financial Barkel, NEW YORK, Jan. la-Money-Easyat i'&X per cent. : cloned offered at 1 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper-4:6 per cent, ficverninents Firm. Railway Bond Firn, except for Houston am Texas luces, which were weak and preasure for rale. gute Becnritles-Qulet. The ttoek market was firm to buoyant tbrouzaout the day, and an advance of to2J percent, took place. The n an made many effort to check the Improving tendency of price, bat met with no success bejond a few reactions. There were free purchases for Ion: acconnt, and considerable shares of leadlnj lines were taken for Western operators. The continued strength of the market Induced covering during; the afternoon, and buying for thla account stimulated the rise, notably iu Lackawanna, Delaware and Hudson, Central Pacific, Western Union and Grang.rt, all of which were conspicuous features of speculation. There were reports - today of further resumptions by industrial establishments and also of Improvement la general business, which were not without their Influence. Tte afternoon rise received an impetus from the l ank statement, which, with possibly one or two exceptions la the past, was tne greatest exhibit ever made by the Clearing House. The combined increase of tpecie and legal tenders was over ),- 7i0.uC0. and a gain in the surplus reserve of 17,61,750, increasing the amount held In excess of leal requirements to J 7,644,375, a sua far beyond any previous excess in the banks. Lackawanna led in the advance. Near the close a reaction of to y percent, took place, but the market left oft firm. Compared with last night, closing price were Y to 2 per cent higher, except for Northern Pacific preferred and New Jersey Central, which are unchanged. snd Reading, which is Y percent, lower East Tenneee consols roe from 45V to 47, and reacted to 46)4; do. incomee;advanced 1 per cent, to 12. Houston and Texaa main line firsts were especially weak and broke from 99 to 93, and rallied to 94. Bale of stocks for the week, l,93CWa shares. Transactions acsrecated 277.0P0 shares, of which tt.COO were Lackawanna, 15,000 Lake 8&ore. 41.CU) Northwestern, 10,000 New York Central, 55,000 8C Faul, 19,000 Union Pacific, and 16,000 Western Union. The mining market was active to-day. Grand Prize, 35: Horn Silver, 230a 230,3285; Mexican, 6750; Bodle, 220, seller 10; Hale A Norcross, 430; Navajo. 100; Ophir. 48015; 8avage, 175, seller 10, and U0 regular; Bilver King, bV Union Consolidated, B0, teller 10; Consolidated Pacific, 85; Gould A Curry, 110, seller 10. 60VXBXMBKT SZCUBTTIXf , Sterling, CO days.-.48D bterllng. slzht..4S4 3 U 8 4f0 HNewU.ti.4'8 YiVA eeX22yg I per cent. bonds..-lGl Hera The purchasing price for Government bjndt in Indianapolis varies froa the New Yore quotations V31 per cent. BONDS, Pacific 6' i ., 124 iTennessee, new- .. 42 Ocnu Pacific firsts. -.110 Tex, P. land grants. 26 Kile seconds Mia Tex- P. Rio Grande. & Lehigh A WUks... J3 I union rac nms 1 Louisiana consuls 75 iU. P. land eranU.....107 kflstonrl 6's 101 IU. P. sinking fund.MlK - eu Joe -...........115 I Virginia 6's............ 38 tU P. A 8. C. flrsts.lic; Virginia consols...... 37 fennessea t's.-... 42 I Do. delerred 5 eZXKKJLL STOCKS. ACxra Exttobs-. .125 Mobile A Ohio. 7 Allegheny Central.- 3bC Morris & &ex IIS Alton A ezro II 21 Nashville A ChaL..li A AT. TL pfd.... 82 N. J. Central....... ZVi Amexlcso. Express.- 83 EurL Cedax a A N.. 55 Norfolk A w. pf d-.- 22 Northern Pacific-. 16 Canada Padflc.-...-. 43 UO. D id...... .... 43 oanada bonicenx so 83'i Central rsdflc-... S3T, Northwestern pfd.-12lk Vl New York Central.- 8V9 Do. flrt rraferred - 1X Ohio Central.-...-Do. second.-. - 6$Oaio A Mississippi... lS'd Chicago a Alton 129 ,u. a miss, pia... M t CtäA. preferred .145 Ontario A Western.. 12 Chic. Burl. A Q.-.ll9 Oreeon Navigation., 73 Chic, 1 L. All. O.- 85 Oregon Transcon't'L 13Ti C. Bt. uanttanuri 1 'uregommproverai. s. Do. pfd Pacific MaiL.-.. cm., ban. a uieve.- vu .t-anaraa 93 C c, v. a i . Delaware A Had...... ZlY Peoria, D. A E... l i iW ritthburg...-. .136 On W . Pn llm.n Palavi Car IR)' Del. A LacDenver A R. Grand Wi . III. WIW V i V 0 iKeaaine.... . i? , 14 Rock Island . .107 . 2&Z 8U L. A San. Fran 13 , 3? I Do. preferred-...-- 3i . 5 I Do. first p'd - . 125 1st. Paul 75 Kne preferred, Fact Tennessee Do. preferred-, srort Warne. Hannibal as 6t.Joo. 3K 8L Paul pfd .105 Do. preferred TVv nwforrod MVZ at. Pan 1 Ar Man V 190 OA !B Pinl Jb rmh Ofll? St. Paul A Omaha.Houston A TcxasIlllnois Central-...., 31 121 12 St. P. A O. p!d 8) Texas Paciac . 13 433. 50 Indiana. B. A W Union Pacific. Kansas & Texas. 16$ ü. 8. Express.-. Lake Erie A Wat lOi W.. St. U A Pacific Lake Bhore. UK' Do. Pfd.. 17 UUi ...... -...... lv4 25i Wells & Fargo Ex 105 Louisville b Nash LOU., N. A. A ChL.- 10 Mart, A Cln. 1st pfd 10 Do. second pfd-. 5 Mem. A Charleston,. 23 w. u. Teiegrapn ot; Hoxnestake Iron Silver.. Ontario.-.-..- 18 Michigan Centrai-.- 5iM! Quicksilver, nine cap. & st. L...- 12!4iüo. preferred.. 2j do. preierred. . S7H South Paclflc.... m . . BlsEoun raciflc.-. no i SntroCOllMEßCIAL. The wholesale trade of the city Is very quiet, tut not more so than is to be expected at this season of the year. Dry goods appear to have reached hard pan, as prices continue very firm, and business about equal to the usual trade for this time of the year. Groceries are doing a fair business, end nothing very notable has been developed in price!. Dried fruis and canned gocdi are quiet, Fish continue dull. Dairy products remain firm. GRAIN. Wheat Firm and active, with good demand for Immediate shipments. Futures steady; receipts light. East firm all round. New York lc higher, Baltimore lc better, with Chicago quoted steady. Corn All grades In good request, with prices a shade firmer. Receipts meagre, and offerings the same. Futures dull. New York at noon was higher, Baltimore Mz tetter, and Chicago is 4J4C higher. Oats Higher, scarce and active, with very f e .v ofTericga The following table shows the receipts of grain at this point tor tne past twenty-four hours; Receive 1 Flour, bl. Wheat, be Co n, ba Oata. tn - Bye. bu . 9.0 0 The following table thews the amount cl grain In store at this point: Wh't Qcrn. 5.5"C Oata. I uya. Elevator A. S1.60C 14,3X1 25.CCC I 76,200 too 1,1C0 i;e.tcr B. 4, 4 A, 4.2C0I Capital Elevator.. h'tt Elevator Elevatot D 18.100 9.40C 61. OCX Total 58.S0C 12.7CC 81.0CC 2.000 Conetp'g day last yearil&l.CCC 1MMJ lonra Gralciand nay. Flour Pateat, 81 2)91 75; extra fancy, 53 35 21 4 CO; fancy, 13 Cj31 80; choice, SI 531 63; family, 1 3 0043 25: treble extra, 82 3532 50: double extrs S215&2 3C: extra, J2 CJ3210; superfiao, SI Si a 190: fine, 1175183. Wheat We quote : No.: 2 ""t i No, 8 vpid. h5 !3 83 73 62 2 83 Bid. 43 33 Zi 88 S7 Asked. trscx tracx 90 8 Ko. 3 Red track 85 No. 3 ed rircK . . Ke'ected February. March track track Corn We quote: Asked. ro. wflUB. track Bo. 3 WhiteTellow IHgb Mixed. Hlxed trace track track track track tracx trau 40 40' No. s. jected UZ cUpa rejected

Rejected yellow.

37 nx 40 31t 10 29 mi 25 track Sound far. tracx track 4C$ Sound Ear, white. OatsWe quote: A&ked. No. awnue. track 31 Light Mixed ... tracx tob. track Mixed. Rejected. Bye No. 2, stronjr; 58c bid. no sellers. ran- (inlet ; 110 to bid, none oJered. Hay-Prime timothy, dull; choice wanted at S 10.10, without sellers. CHICAGO HARKXTS. Furnished by H. E. Kinney A Co., Grain and ProYlBiUU AXUJLCA3t AVS VfilJlil il Vi WUllCIUUa J Jan. in. Cpen'g liigtst. Lowest iClcsing Wheat-Feb-.. J 2 I 82 '3 sri t W. 'arch. -. i,. 7

A 82 81 81)4 89 i 89 I 87 I 87 7ji 8751 87 87 87k j S7?8! 87H 87 U 41V4 4II 407 40?-I 27'il 'ZIY S6J -Cß'i W 80 30 30 1220 "i22d" "il'so"" "1180" 12 3G 12 35 12 00 12 00 12 67 12 75 12 27 12 27 6 PC 6 C5 6 82 6 82 7 C7 7 07 6 90 C 90 7 25 7 25 7 10 7 10 6 17 6 17 5 97 5 97 6 25 6 25 6 C5 6 0 6 45 6 45 6 22 6 22

Corn Feu . ... March..... May. Oats Feb , March..-. Mav fork Feb... . March Mav. . Lard Feb... March... May Ribs Feb March-. May .. Estimated receipts hogs, 35.000 head. Car lota Wheat, 221 ; corn, 251 ; oats, 83. INDIANAPOLIS WUOLBSALI3 21 ARK CT Dry Uooda. TRI NTS. Windsor fancy ..6 Pacific fancy... ......6 Cocneco fancy, .6 Richmond fancy.. 5 Merrimack fancy, conestDga fancy Berwick fancy Belmont fancy Hamilton lancy 5 American fancy, -..is American shirting.. 4 Allen fancv 5V Wasn'n'ton Ind. biue-7 American Ind. bine -7 Albion solid... simpiou's minlns 6 Allen shirtlnz ....... ,4k Steel River fancy534 Merrimack shirting. 4 DunneU fancy. DRESS FAEBICS. 6 Padflc i poplin lus-:0 Paciüc ca6hm'r8.-.ll Pacific Australian CTftpC X3 Pari rfc 6-4 . O. M...30 Pacific 6-4 E. X. cash.20 Pacific 6-4 A. C. cash.25 Manchester V cash.lt Hamilton AA mix .11 Pacific 1100 lawns. .10 Pacific Organdy. ..11 Pacific Chambray .. 9 Ptclflc cretonnes. .. 8 Pacific c. f. Bultings.. 8 Pacific percalw.... .15 Pacific nan's vell'g ,16 Irlington 42 in nun's veiling.. ......32 Arlington gray cashmere. M. .15 Manchester DeB.-13i Atianuc alpacas iu Atlantic O. L. cash. ...21 Atlantic F. casha 25 BROWN C OTTONS. Atlantic A ...7 Bedford R. Atianuc u. . .7 Mystic River........ 6 uiii's-. 3. Yardstick..... Lawrence L. L 5 Indian Head. Coneetoga W. 6 rremont C C, Stark ASaranaca - 4 74 fu...l l t r rciiucica xw-.. m 074 Pepperell K 6 Pepperell 9 4- . 18 Pepperell 10-4...-...20 ütlca C -4 Boott XX-. 6 Massachusetts B. B 1.T l XT 5 nuiiuui u..... m .14 BLXACHXD COTTONS. Anflroecoggln L - 7' Barker Mills-. Lonsdale. Farwell 8 Rill Ballardrale Sf, 54i MasouTllle . Yi amBUtta... ..10 Hill's 8emper Idem... 7 Blackstone A. A.. - 7Vi Hope e Fetchvllle..... 7 Fruit of the Loo a..- 8'i Farmen Choice... 6 Dwight Anciior..... 9 Pocihont.. Chestnut Ulli 5 Lonsdale Cambric. ...1' Just Oat....... - 4 Pepperell 9 4. 20 Pepperell 10-4. 22h COTTON rUSSILS, B'n Bi'd B'n Bl'd 7 8 8 1! V' 8 844 9 4 10 10 11 12 1.1 14 Tremont Du.... 6 7 Tremont F- 6 8 Tremont U. .. 6 9 Tremont L. 7 10 Tremont B. 7 11 Tremont N.. . 8 Tremont II 7 Tremont P - 8 Tremont 4....... 9 Tremont Y 9 Tremont a. n u rremont u 9 Nashua O.... .EllertoaCN. 7 Ellerton CM... 7!EUerton CL.... Vi Nashua FF Nashua K...6 1 Nashua T 8 lEllerton V T Nashua D Nashua C nerton t....8Ji 8 Ellerton B..9 Ellerton R Nashua B. 8 Nashua A 8 ftli uii-. rt in I7ibllCkUU V(. ....... lv 10! Ellerton P 10 11' Ellerton O. ..11 11 lEllerton N IS 61X6 HAX9. . . 1 ... v Nashua X.... .10 Nashua XX. 12 Amcskeag.. 7iwamsutta.... 6si 5 Lancaster.. -. 7 Berkshire. 1 Normandle S m York ......mm 7 White M'l'g Co 7 KOjTftlt .mS P Renfrew dress.. 9 Johnson bnk fold.. .-10 PLAID9 AND CHKVIOTS. Amoskoae 9 I Alabama plaids Amcsieag, fancy ..10 Louisiana plaids.... xmu'N...-- .-. Bri umwi piaiuB 7 ÜUS Ji J Park M: Us, T0check.-12 Edinburg cheviots.. 10 Everett cheviots..-.-. 9 Great Repnblla Cher. 7 rtrk Mills, 80 chock.. 13 Economy check.. 9 Columbian.....,.. 7 ntl. ihMlr QV 'iiaauuivuu BUifva. uf DENIMS. Otis, AX A 13 OUs B B-. 12 York, blue ..m 14 York, slate... 4 ..w ...... .. 11 Amoskeag .. 14 York, fancy..... 15 Oakland, A... ..11 Everett.... m 14 Columbian. ...... 7 Boston 7 Majmaxer 8 TICXISGS. Amoskeag, A C A. 14 iLewlston, 36 u ...uv2 York, 30 in... UK ILewiston, Si iLewlston, 3 J I Oakland. A.. uonnestoga, a jr.... 1 11 uonestoga. extra; is I. ..M i Ooeetoga. C C A...-..11 Oakland, A A ... ORAIK BAGS. American ...mmm 19 IG ranger. Franklinvllle ...-20 ILewlston.. st Stark, A 23;Georla, A .. -li CAxrrr chaix. White ....... ...13 ICoveriet Chain... 20 Colored ..... 22 No. 500 Cotton Yarn.-10 Candle Wick -jjo I Twine... .. The Produce Market Eggs Paying ISo per doz. : from store, 10c. Butter Creamerr fancr. 23A30c : choice. 25,H27c: dairy, selected, 1832Cc: country, fancy, 12 tfc; sweet roll, 10312c; medium erades. t'33c: lov grades, t31c per lb. rouiirr uens. eoner in.! roasters, sc: snnns chickens. 7c; turkeys, 8(3; old geese, and wellfeathered, per doz., 85 00; duck, per doz., S3 00. Quails tl 00 per doz. Babbits 600 per doz. Squirrel 75c per doz. Feathers Prime geese, 15c; mixed and ducks, X325c Kacs-1K31C. ool Tub-washed and picked. S0c; nnwashe-1. medium, 20c: unwashed common, 20c; unwaae 1 fine, 16c; Cotswcwd, 15c; do. coarse, 16317c; d). cotton fleeces, 14315c Tie frovUlon Market, Eelow are the present Jobbing prices: Smoked Meats, cauvased or plain (plain net's not guaranteed against skippers )4 C Haaii; -i to 12 lbs. average, 11c; 15 lbs. average, lO'ic; 17 Iba average, l0c: 30 lbs, average, lu-. CottaFehsms. uncanvased. 8c: California baj, 7c; Rngllsh breakfast bacon, clear, 10c; Enq;lU t shoulders, 6c: family shoulders, pieces averse in $ 8 to 10 lbs.. 6c: dried beef, 15c Bacon Clear aides, medium wt.8Mc: do backs, light weish', 8c: bellies. 8c: French flitch, 7-1 b pes, 7Kc D.S. and Pickled Meats English cared, c!oc sides or backs, unmoked, 7c; Bean pork, cle, Kr bbl., 200 lbs., 815 00; pork, clear, per bbl.. 2 U a 813: family pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs., Sli ; family beef. 818. Lard Pure kettle-rendered in tierces, 8c; la half barrel or 60-lbtuba, 9c; 43-lb tin tubs, 9o; 20- lb palls, 9c: 10-lb pails, 19c Bologna In cloth, 6c; in skin, 7c. The Grocer7 market. Cheese Full cream. New York, 14915c: Cbfo, Oc; part skim, 63SC per pan nd; Whlto Roae, 12c; CrvBtal Spring, 14c; Empire, 12c Coffees Common, 8310c: ordinary, 10 lie; lair, lliic; prime, I2l2c: strlcuy prime, 12i3i3c; choice. lT3i4c; Old Government Java, 19325s: McUughlin's XXXX roasted. 1-lb packages, ICO-lb caaes, 14c: 60-!b da, lic; Arbuckie's roasted, 14c; Leverlng's, lic;C8rdota, 14c; G&Us1 A No. 1, 15c; Gates' prime, I4c 8usar outloaf. 7c: powderM, 7e: gramlated, fr?36c; ttandird A, 6)35c; off A, 6' 6c; white extra 0. 55c: lLrht brown, b)l i 5e: common grades, SHcJisc; New Orleans, 5 54c Molasses and Bymps-New crcp New Orleaai molasaes. 50355c: srruD. 22n iSc ier caL for coinI raon tocnoice: mapie syrup, zi iu 41 3d. 1 Rice Carolina and Louisiana, 537c. Spices Pepper. I7318c: alspice. 10vtll2c: cloves, 2C325c; ginsrer, 17322c; cinnamon in matt, L2-qi5c; nutmegs, 603ÄOC ... halt-Lake, in car lots. 95c: dray lota, timm 05: email lots, 10c more from store: dairy, 82 25J3 CO. Btarch Kefined pearl, sli$lc per lb. ; Eureka, 4c; Champion gloss, lump, 636c; Improved com, 637c. Salt Fish MackereL extra mess, 824 perlbbl. halTOR, 812 50; No. 1 mackerel, SI&320; h aires, it (TllO; No. 2 mackerel, 812 60 914; halves, J65Q3S; o, 2 radios, S; toiye?, Jl W; Xg, 3 PAciexei,

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JCa M; halve, $33 50: No. 1 white fish, $ 50-37; boneleu sOi, fö bü6 per 100 lbx : boneless ood, 57; extra, flO; Grand Bank, $i(5c per lb. Forelfm Fruits London layer raisins, new, 3 J033 65; new Valencia. Il3i2c: emuna, lc; new Muscatel raisins, two crown. Si 403$ 50; three crown, 120: California L.K., tl 25. Lemons Medina, S-i CCQ4 f a Prunes Bohemian. 63 9c; new Turkish, C37c: tfniUnada, 8c; carran t!,ec; new figs, layers 12c Date Matts,5 4c; Fard in ten-pound box. 9 310c OrangesFiorlda, crate, t3 tC-c4: Brazilian do., ; Jamaica, bbL.?4 VCQi 50. Louisiana Oranges Per bril., 16 50(47. Ptanuts-Raw, Tennessee, 535c; WUmiEEton, 8c: roasted, 10c; Tennessee, 4c Bananas ii&2 ptr bunch. Cocoanuta, fi 50 J5. Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs., 903 ttc: 3 lbs., 950(52100; Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, 11 Sl 70; 4 lb., tl 90(92 00: seconds, 3 lbs. l W (41 60; 2 lbs., 81 351 43: Pie Peaches. 3 lbs. ft lO-tJ 1 15; 6 Its., 1 86OI 95; Blackberries, 851'J5c; 8trawbcrrie. $1 10'ni 15; Raspberries, fll53l 25; Cherries, red. 9C5c: white, tl 95(2 20. Str'n? Beans, 80jj5c: Green Peas, Marrowfat, tl 35 1 45; Yarmouth Corn, 51 30J1 35; Mountain Suar Corn, 81 SO.l S5:8tandard2 lbi,90c!l: Mack

erel, tl 25,-ai r.5: Pineapples, tl 50(32 CO; Salmon, 1 lb,, tl6(l7U: Tumbler JellHs, 85j90c; Cove Oysters, 1 lb.. ll?ht weight. 66$j70c; 1 lb, full weight, 110ail5:2 lbs., light weight. tllO: 2 lbs., full wcUht,tl 851 95: bardlnes, French. s, tl 75 jxt dor, ; American, s. 90c per doz; App's. 3 lbe, XQ-X: 6 lbs, 1 2 5C J2 60; gallon, 82 25 ai 50. Vegetables and Fralts. Eeans Choice navy, 51 50(31 75: medium, fl 50 01 75; Marrows. tir$l 25; Caltfcruia, t3. Potatoes f2 CO .31 5 per bbl; SS'l&Sc per bn. Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jerseys, 1535 50; Dp'.tlmores. t431 50: Kentucky, t3 25,43 60. Apples Choice, 2 5C3275; fancy, 50; com moo, 81 2531 5a Dried Apples Evspora ted, 8 (3 3c; common dried, 4015c. Peaches Dried peaches, halves. 89cj California halves, 16c; evaporated, 16 317c, Cabbage New, per crate, 32 5C(j3 00. Onions $2 2 20 per bbl. Honey lS(320c Seed. Timothy, choice, tl 301 43 per bushel. Clover, 54 00 per bushel. Goal and Coke Pittsburg, per ton. 81 00: anthracite, 87 00: Raymond City, f 100: Indiana block, 83 00: coke, limp, 10c: coke, crushed, 12c; Jackson coal. Si 75; Btout's coal. U 50. Hides, Leather and Tallow. Hemlock sole, 24.320; oak sole, 3CQ33C: Pennsylvania harness leather, S3.a37c: harness leather, 2935c; bridle leather, per doz., 800372; domestic kip, 603 80c; French kip, SOcföl 20: domestic calf, 7CXV3S1 10: French calf, t 10(31 80. Hides No. 1 cured, 78c; No. 1 green, 537c; No. 1 calf, 9310c; cured, 10311c; dry salt, 10c; flint. 12c; No. 2 hides, c off. Tallow Prime, 5a6c; No. 2, 55Xc Grease Brown, 4&5c; white, 5ci6c; yellow, Drug Market. Alcohol, 82 20(32 25; calomel, 753S5c ; camphor, 2530c; cochineal, 50(3CCo; chloroform, 9Ccc351 CO; gum opium, 81 6001 7o; indigo, si 00; morphine, 83 40-33 65. Oils CasU)r, tl 55(31 60; sweet oil, 90c8l 80; olive oil, 81 50 3J 00; beramot (Sanderson's), 82 25(32 50; lemon (Sanderson's), tl 752 00. Quinine P. A Vf., tl 05(31 10; einchonida, 40(3 15c. American bi carb, foda, 435c; Ensjlleh do., 535c Snuff Garret's, 2-oz. pack., 81 00 per doz.; 4-02 bottles, 83 00 per doz. Flove's Sulphur, 4136c Turpentine 36(3i8c; Engli3h Venetian red, by bbl., 2c; lees quantities, Wfi. Iodine -fl 00; Iodide potash, 83 00. Clovo, 203 25c. Rhubarb, 90c(3U 25. Window -glass, 60 and 20c; double, 70 and 10 per cent. off. Iron and öteel Market. Bar Iron 82 CO rates; hoop iron, 82 50 rates; Norway and 6wed iron, 5c rates: horso snoe iron. Sc. Horse Shoe -B arden A Perkins', per keg, ft 00; mnie thoes. Si per keg advance. Hors 8hoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Putnam. per box, 81 M). Cast Steel Best American, per lb.. 18c: sprit-; steel, 6c; tire steel, 4c: toe calk Bteel, 5c; machinery steel, &C NailS-82 25. Mlsctlanoa Markets. Raw Furs-MInk, large, dark, 40c: pale, 30c; raccoon, black and extra. 81; large and dark, 70c; pale, 6vc; xnuskrat, fa:l, 5a8c: winter, 8310c; opossum, 5320c; skunk, black, prime. 75c: short stripe, 4C50c; otler, Zi&l Kray fox, loa 65c: red fox, 10373a: house .cat, 53 6c; snoep pelts, by amount of wool and quality, 10"5c: full, long-haired Newfoundland dog stins, :0c S1.C0. Olle We qno'e: Linseed, raw, 51J152C: boiled. 54 Q6c; lard oil. 65385c; miners' oil, 65'jsOe; lubrloiting oil. 12(38Sc: straits ell. B5(36Cc: oenzlue. 10 (314c; coal oil, Indiana legal test. lC310c; 150 cecTee, test, 10(31lc; water white, 155 oeuree, 14c. Tinners' Supplies We quote: Best brand cbarcoal tin I. C 10x14. 12x12 and 14x20.85 50 : lX,10xl4, 14x90 and 12x12, IS b0: roofing, IU, 14x20, 83 00; 10x28, 812 00(314: block tin, iu pUi. 21 3; in bars, 25c. Iron 27 B Iron, 3.25c; 27 C iron, 6c: JnnlaU galvanized, 50 per cent, discount; redued, 50 and 10 per cent, discount Sheet zinc. 6c Copper bottoms, 22c Plainished copper, 3Cc. Solder, 14 ' Ql&C LIVE STOCK. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10. Cattle Receipts, 750 head. Supply too email to make a market. 8heep Receipts. 100 head; shipments, 7C0 head. Ko supply nothing done. Hogs-Active, but easier: lisht, 8 1 203 4 45; packing, 84 2534 45; heavy, 84 4534 60. Receipts, 5,600 head; shipments, 4C0 head. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10. The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, 330 head. Not sufficient to fully test the market: feeling strong. Hogs Receipts, 9,500 head. Market active and 53 10c lower at S3 953 1. sheep Receipts, 730 head. Market stcaly; fair to good, 82 503. CHICAGO, Jan. 10. The Drovers' Jaurnal reports: acga-Reoelpta, 37.C00 head; shipments, 4,700 head. Market generally steady; rough packing, 84 2034 A5: packing and snipping, 814)34 67; light. 84 2591 45: flip. S3 U034 10. Cattle Aewapu, 2.800 nead: shipments, 1.S0Q head. Market tronxer and active; all EOld: exports, $636 CO: good to choice Rhlppin. 85 00 36 10: common to fair, tl 20(35 00; common led Texans, 8160. Sheep Receipts, 1,500 head; shipments. 1.330 head. Market brisk and firm; inferior to lair, 12 2C2 80; choice, S3 203 50. BUFFALO. Jan. 10. Cattle Receipts to-day,l,700 head; consigned througn, 4S5cars, of which 100 west to New York. Market quiet and steady. Good to choice steers, from 1,200 to 1,300 lbe., 84 S035 40. 8ht-rpand Lambs Receipts. 3.C00 Bead: con signed through, tOJ cars. Market du'i and prices a ahade lower. Medium to good, 759140; good to choice, 84 &C31 75: good to choice Western lambs, 81 IQQb 15; Canada ltunbs, 85 255 4a liogs Receipts 7,000 head; consigned through, 209 cars, of which 2J went to New York. Fair deJaand but lower rates. Medium to fair Yorkers, 4 &54C5; good to choice do., 84 70-34 75: butchera' Krade, 81 'o&l 85; good to choice heavy, 81 5 1 J0. 0ABÜBT9 BT TCLSQ3AFD. rTsdaee Slarketa, ST. LOUIS, Jan. 10. Flou r Unchanged. Wheat Active and unsettled; opened higher, avl then broke and ran straight down, closing -ilc below yesterday: No. 2 red, 87OS7?c cash aad January; b8b6c February; yv'äüc Marca; 94QVtc May, ciosing at inside prices. CoraOpened a fraction better, but declined, and closed c under yesterday; 3536ccasn; :5c January and February: 6i6c March; S733S?c May, closins at lowest figures. OU Easier aui slow; 27c bid for cash; SOJgSlc May. RveHigher: 52c bid. Barley Steady at 575c. Ltad-Firm; 3 50. Butter Unchanged. Fgs Quiet at 19c Flaxseed Steady at 81 31. Hay Unchanped. Bran Better; 5859c at mill. Cornmeai Higher at 8232 15. Provision Easier and alow. Tork-812 25312 50 cash 812 12 January. Bulkmeats Long clear, 8t 10; short nh, 86 25; itort clear. 86 0. Bacon Long dear, "7; short rib, 87 12; sbort clear, 37 25TJ7 57. Lard-So 75 asked Receipts Flour, 3.0C0 bbX; wheat, 67,600 bn. ; ronu 90.000 bu,; oats, 13.C-J0 bu.: rye. none; barley, 4.000 bu. Shipment Flour, 8,OC0bbls ; wheat, 2C.000 bu.; corn, IL. X) bn.; oaia, 10,000 bn.; rye, 20.CC0 tu.; tarier. I, 000 bu. NEW YORK, Jan. 10 Cotton Very dull: futtres steady; January, ll.llc; Febraaryi 11.07;: March, 11.13s; April, 11 20c; May, ll.ssc; June, lL50c; Jnly, 11.60c: August, 11.7uc: beptemoer, II. oOc; Oototer, 10.57c. Flour Fira and unchanged: rtceipta, 12,0C0 bbla: shipments, 3.CC9 bbla. Wheat Spot firm : optiona opened (515 higher, weakened, declined l3c aad closed shfihtly recovered: receipts, 12,0CG bn.: crporta, S61 C00 bu. ; No. 2 upring. 94c: ungraded re., 813 9 c; No. 3 red, SSc; No. 2 red. yj.3'J2?;c, cloalng t 92c;Feb:uary, sales if 1,207.000 bu. at9230ic, closing at 93c: March, sales oi 621.000 do. at 944695Bic, clofeingat 94j;c; April, sales of 320.000 feu. at teXQ'jfir, closing at 6c: May. tales o! 906.000 bu. at 97 SI. closing at 9Sc; June, sales of lCO.OCO bu. at 9SH.3Wc, closing at s. Cora Spot firm; options nevy ani a trice iower ; receipts, 5S. 000 bu.: ex ports. 234.000 bu.; unzia-led. 61052c: No. 3, M)(353c; steamer. 5C"4c: Janu ary, No. 2, 53(3Sc: steamer vetlow, 51r;; steamer white, 5i.;hva5rc: No. 2. January, 523 53c. clcsU2gat2c; February, iU35r;c ciciug at 5Cc; March, 5C(j50c, closing at tOc; April, 50

5c, cloringat f-fc; May. Öf" clcine at 5C(.c Cata Opened c better and clossd with the advance partly Tost: receipts S4.000 bu. ; experts, 45 tu.: mixed. 3&3c: white, 33 tic. Hay fcteady. Hopa Quiet at 1213c Coitee Fpotqultt; options 5310 points lower; sales cf 6.20fi bsgs; Janusry, at 8.C62; February. 8,25c; March, M0c: AprU, 8.4iQS 45c: May, 8.b53i603. Suiar eieady : centrifugal, 535 3-iCc; Cuba ceutrilugal. 5c: refined firm; confectioners' A, 6c MolBPfes-Quiet. Rice Quiet. Petroleum Steady; united, 72; refined, 7; i,c Tallow Quiet. Rosin Firm, lurpentlne Firm at 3l'öt31c Leather Steady. YYcol Quiet and unchanged. Pork -Dull; new mefs. 813 2-c 0 1 3 0. Lard Lower: Western steam, not, 87 2Cfc7 22: February, 87 17 (37 26: March. 87 S337 i3: April, 87 29 .7 31; May, 87 0(37 40. Butter-Quiet. Cheese-Firm. Lead Steady; common, 83 C5(3 70. CHICAGO, Jan. 10. Flour-Firm and ui rlfcEged. Whet Demand active but very uatett ed; closed ytc tinker yesterday ; January. ay2yc, clcsei at 0;c; February, clobed at c: March, felr2':c, cied at 81;;;c; Mav, fc7(i3c, eloped at e. V;;o. 2 Cnirgo spring, W0i:lc, closed at hCcje0Xc: No. 3 elo , tc; Nc. 2 red, Sic rv-.rn lu good demand but urifettkd; clOFtd )U3jin under yesterday; cash, 3c, closed at January, 3737c, clcted at S7c: February, 37i337'c, cloted at 37c: March, C7937c. closed at o7?: May, 4Gl4lc, dest-a at 40(4ic Rye Firm at 57c. Baiiey Nominal at too. Flaxseed Firm at fl 47. Pork Demand active: prices early ruled &C7c higher, declined iSfi0c and closed steady; cash, 811 5(312: February, 8H 80-312 12, Clofed at 811 65(3511 87; March, Sil 93Q12 35, closed at 511 97Q12; May, 812 25(312 75. closed at 812 3012 32. Lard Fair demand: 10(315c lower; cash, 86 77S 0; February, $6 S06 95, closed at 86 0ö6 f ; arch, 86 9C7 02. closed at 85 90(3 6 92; May, 8710, cloed at 87 1C7 12. Bulkmeau In fair demand; shoulders, 84 9Q(jj3; short clear, 85 956; clear rir. J6 40(56 45. ButterQuiet, Fpgs Weak at 22c Reoeipts Flour, 17,(XO btls. ; wheat, fcC.OCO tu. ; ccrn, 166.000 bu. ; oats, 2,000 bu. ; barley, y.ttO bu.; rye, 46.0iw ou. ompments ITlcur, 13,000 fcbls.; wh3at, 17,000 bu.;com, 10. CCO tu.; cats, f7,CC0 bn.; barley, none; rye, 7.CCO tu. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. Flour Strong. VTlt.i Doll, butclosed higher; No. 2 red, Jaararj, 0CQ9tc; February, Sl392c: March, löit93c: AprU, $295c; May, S6S37C m iu-Quiet but steady: No. 2 mixed, January, 55Uc; February. 49(S19c: March and April, 4hj4(c49V4c; May, 49'449c; car lots higher; No. 3, 49Q50c: steamer, ö051c; No. 2 mixed and yellow, 62c. Oats Strong and higher; January, l(S39c; February, March, April and May, 3$9c; Nc. 2 white, spot, SSc; No. 3 white, 37c. ProvisionsFirm and in good demand. Lard Steam, 87. Eutter Firm; ereamery extrns, :-:3c. Otbers unchanged. Reoeipts Flour, 4.0D0 bbls.; wheat, 19,CC0bu.; corn, 12,000 bu.; oats, 1,000 bu. öhlpments Wheat, 9,500 bn.; com. 22.OJ0 bn. : oaw, 15.C00 bu. BALTIMORE, Jan. 10. Flour Steady and firm. Wt eat Western higher and less active; No. 2 winter red, spot. 92(392 c; January, 9292c; February, 92392c; March, 9La Com Western higher; mixed, spot, 49c; jaouary. 4343c; February, 4S(9itc: March, 4&l9-e; steamer, 47c Cats aigher and firm; western white, S 3fcc: mixed. S4aj38c Provisions Steady. Eprs Lower at 2520c. copper Refined d.iilat 10 5)10c Other articles unchanged. Freights to Llieirool-Quiet: cotton, 7-32d : Cour, 23 3d; grain. Cd. Receipts- Flour, 3.300 bbls ; wheat, 37,000 bu.; ccrn, $1,000 bu. ; rye, 900 bu. ShipmentsWheat. 8,500 bu.. CINCINNATI, Jan 10.-Cotton-Quiet and unchanged. Flour Firm; tendm up. neatStrong and higher; No. 2 red, 4&66c Corn Firm; No. 2, mixed, 42c. Oata Steady with a fair demand at '62c Rye-Firm ai&8G0c. barley-Qaiet and unchanged. Pork Quiet at 812 25(3 li 50. Lard Dull a nd lower to teil at 85 t'0. Bulxiaeata (uiet but firm; unchanged. Bacon Quiet and unchanged. Butter Quiet aud unchanged. Hogs Steady; common and liht, 83 50(31 25: Eat Aing ana butchera', 84 451 89; receipts, 7,500 cad; shipments, 1,9(0 head.

TOLEDO, Jan. 10.-Whfat Steady; No. 2 red, January, tOc; February, 81c: Maren, 82c: May, Wc: No. 2 soft, fc7c. Com Dull; No. 2. cash, 42ci January, 42c Did, 4C asked; May, 42c. Oat Dnll and nominal ;No. 2, May31c Clover eed Firm; prime, cash, 84 75; Jauuary, 8175; February, 81 SO. Receipt Vheat. 39.0W bu.; cru, C.000 bu.; oats, none. Shipments Wheat, 63,000 bu.; corn. 8,000 bu. : oats. l.COO bu. LOCISVILLE, Jan. 10. Cotton-Firm at lüc Wheat Steady; No. 2 red, 78c. Corn No. 2 mixed. 41c: No. 2 white. 42c. Oats 31c, ProvisionsQuiet but firm. Mess Pork 812 50. BuikLieatsShonlders, 8 j; clear rib, SG37; clear, is 61. Bacon ehoulders, 87 12; clear rin, 87 50; cIcax, . Hams- 810 0. Lard Prime leaf, ta 50. NEW ORLEANS. Jan. IP.-Pork-FIrm at 813 37 Lard Ilighea; refined, 87 50; keg, 87 75. BaconQuiet; clear ribs, 87 37 IIns-Firm at Sil. Coflee Steady and unchangdd. Others unchanged. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10. Wheat Steady ; cash, 6Ic; February, 62kCC2c: May. 6fd2. Corn Easier: cfsh, 29c; January, 29?: Maren, 29 a 20-c; May, 31c Oats Dull and nominal; lo bids. Oils. WILMINGTON, N. C, Jun. 3 0.-Turpentine Duil at 27c. PITTSBURG. Jan. lC-Fetic'-eun-Quiet: certificates opened at 72c, declined to 72)i, tdvanced to 73c, and closed at 72c. OIL CITY, Pa,, Jan. 10.-Natlonal Transit cerficates opened at 73c: highest, 73c: lowest, 72c; closed at 72c. bales, l.O,C00 pdIs.; clearances, 4,OS,CO0 bbls: run?, 66,337 bbis.; shipments, 66.4S5 bbls.; charters, 23,770 bbls. Oil City.Oil Exchange stock, 4 CO bid; none offered. BRADFORD, Pa., Jan. 10. Crude OH Market steady, but not stjong; clearances, 4,437,01X1 cu a. National Transit and Tidewater runs, Friday, not reported: total shipments. C9.09 bbls.: charters. 23,770 bbls. National Transit certificates opened at 72c and closed at 72c; highest pries, 73c, lowest, 7;c Wbiak. BALTIMORE, Jan. 10. Whisky-Steady at tl 18 31 19. ST. LOUT?. Jan. 10. Whisky Steady st tl 11 OrWTlNAAAT, Jan. 10 Whisky-Steal y at 81 11. CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Whisky-Quiet at tl 13. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10. Whisky - Dull and nochanged at 11 20. Dry Goods. NEW YORK:. Jan. lO.-Dry Goods There has been .seme business In all depgrtments, but as a rule the market has reflected quiet usual to the close of the week. Roy Prisoners ana Tbelr Wives. New York Herald. Five dirty boys, vrith unkempt hair and ragged clothiEg, were arraigned before Justice Power in the Yorkvilie Police Court yesterday morning. They gave their names as ' b'nooksey" Baker; "Jimmy" Mnldoon, "Patsey" White, John Raficrty and "Pigcy" Wilson. Four of the prisoners faid that they liyed at the corner of Forty-third street and Fiist avenue, while Mr. Wilson blandly assured the Justice that he lived on the Etreet. Tte five boys were accused of stealing a pair of shoes. a1 71 "Your Honor," said Bater, ihe smallest vt the captives, "I kin prove an alliby, I kin." "Go ahead," taid Justice Power, undismayed. The boy turned and beckoned to a pretty little girl, about fourteen years of age, who sat at the rear of the court room. She came forward and Justice Power asked what she had to say in her brother's defense. "He isn't my brother," said the girl. "He's my husband. I have a baby home, too." A murmur of astonishment arose from the spectators. "He waa sleeping at home," continued tbe girl, "at the time this robbery was committed on Saturday night." "You can ro," said the Justice, and the girl left the Court in company with her tiftcen-y ear-old husband. Mnldoon and White, aged thirteen and fourteen reepectively, were next arraigned. Another little girl, who represented herjelf as Mrs. Mnldoon, was the witness to prove an "aliby" for her husband. Then a young lady whom Mr. White intrndncei as his "intended," swore that she was in White's company at the time the ehoea were stolen. The two were discharged. Messrs. Ratfertyand Wilson were neither married nor engagsd, and were held for examination. Cuater and Pierce Yoanj, lAL'tnta Constitution. There Is a pood one told by General Pierce loung, which we print in corrected shape. Custer and Young were messmates and classmates, and devoted friends, of West Point, in the war they were major generals of cavalry on opposing sides. One dayQenaral ioung was invited to breakfast at the Hun-

ter mansion in Virginia. The beautiful yoTucg ladies tad prepared a smoking breafcfaet, to which the General was addresiing himself with ardcr. when a shell burst through the hcuse. Glancing through a window, he saw Ccster charging toward the house at the head of his staff. Out of the windew Ycurg went, callirg tc the jourjg ladies : ''Tell Ccster I leave this breakfast for hiuv' Custer vijoyed it heartily, and looked forward with pleasure to the dinner in the distance. In the meantime .Youns, smartirg over the loss of his breakfast and His hasty retreat, drove the Federal line back, and by dinner time was in eight of the Hunter mansion again. Custer, who was jtiet sittlrg down ta dinner, laughed aud teid: "That's Tierce Young coming back. I knew he wouldn't leave me here in peace. Here's my picture give it to him. and tell him his old classmate leaves his love, with thia excellent dinner." And out of the wicdow he went and away like a flash, while the Georgia General walked in and eat down to dinner.

For three years Mr. R. C. Wright, cf GastOD, N. C, has been an intense enilerer from rheumatism. His friend, J. A. Warwick, of Petersburg. Va , writes: "Before the first bottle of Athlophorcs was finished he was able to walk, and now coes about all over his farm." In this case, which the friends of Mr. Wright regarded as desperate, a test wss made of Athlophorcs. It surprised friend and patient by its prompt and thorough action cn the blood and diseased parts, and wen the emphatic opinion that it waj truly a specific lor rheumatism. Farnell Doesn't Like Grand Jnrles. Duemx, Jan. 10. Parnell yesterday in thanking the authorities of Cornwell for the honors shown in conferring upon him the freedom cf the city, referred to the unrepresentative character of Grand Juries as at present constituted. Their powers, he said, must co to elected bodies who khall represent rate payers. He complained of the umatlfifactorv system of education which pie vails in Ireland. Bpelal Notice. The next time your grocer's boy calls and youjwant;saleiatus and coda, order DeLand'p. Try it; if you do Dot say it is the best yon ever uted, return it to your grocery; we guarantee Eatiefaction, and he will make it good. Unfavorable to Annexation. Lcnpon, Jan. 10. The Colonial Government of New Zealand hss asked permission of the Home Government to annex the Island of Samoa to its jurisdiction. It holds a steamer in readiness t Brcceed to Samoa pending the reply of Lord eiby, the Secretary of the 8tate Colonies. This reply, probably, will be unfavorable to the annexation, A Precious Gift. The meet delicate, useful and refined of holiday presents that could be offered to a lady cr perton cf taste is, beyond doubt, a cate of that most exquisite, refreshing and lasting of all perfumes, the genuine "Murray fc Lanman Florida Water." Sold by all druggists, perfumers and fancy goods dealers. 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RAILWAY TIME TABLE, On and After Sunday, Dec. 21, 183 TEA1.3 RC3I BT CISTBL STAXDAfcl) TUB. JeffersonTille, Madison and Ibtllanapollf,. Depart.! Arrive. Fontbern Ex.d'j 4:lü am!lnl.& M. Mall... 9:45 ass 1 & Mad. Kr-... 8:15 anllni. A Chi. Ex..l0:45 aa Loo. A M. MaiL. 3:'j0 pm S.Y.A N.FL Kx.. ?;CO rra LouIst. Ac, d.'y. 6:45pm,9LL. A C. F. L 10:45 vvtx For tickets and loll Information call at o2cc Penn. Linea, northeat corner Washington n2 Illinois stit-eti; City Ticket Offlce, 16 Norta Meridlan street; Union Depot Ticket USco. lerre llaute, VandalU and St. Louis. Depart J ArrlTe. Mail..... 7:15 an New York Ex'.. S;50ara Day Express, djll:W am Mail & Ac 10:O0am Terre Maute Ac- 4:00 pas tin. A L. F.L.. S;30prr rsciflc Ex., d'y-10:45 pm Sew York Ex 4:40 brn For tickets and full information call at occ Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and Illinois streets: City Ticket Offlce, 16 Norta Merldian street; Unloa Depot Ticket Qgloe. Cincinnati, IntllanapoIU, St. Louts and Cblcago. Depart Clncinns tl tnd Florida Fast Line, daily, s. and cc . . 4:00ara Cln., RuFhviile and Col. Acc...ll:05 ara Cln. and Louisville Mail, p. c. . 3:45 pm Cincinnati Acc .dally. 6:S5 pm AnlTe Indianapoills Acc, dally .11:05 am Cln. and Ft. Louis Mail, p. c..ll :50 am Indianapolis Acc 6:20 pra Chicago and St. Louis Fast Line, dally, s. and c c... ...... JO: 45 pffl CHICAGO MVIKIOM. Depart CiicaRO and Kock laland Ex 7:10 am Cbicapo Mali, p. c....... .12:10 pm Western Express . 45pra Cbicego. Peoria and Burlington FaM Line, s , r. c .11:20 pm ArrlTe C. and L, Fast Line, d'y, c c., s. 3:S5 am La'ajette Acc 10:r5 ara cinn. and Louisrille Mall, p. c. 3:rpm Cincinnati Acc . 6:42 pm The time via C, 1. 6t. L. and C and L. E, and W. as follows: Leave Inda'polls 5:00 pmlAr. India'polis 10:40am Arrive Lalayftte 7:25 pm Lt. Lafayette. 8:05 am Arrive Bloom'tn 12:10 amJLT. Eloom'tn 2:55am Fcr map, time table, rates of fare, and all ln formation .apply at Ticket OSre. 186 8outü Iii

' inois Etreet. and Union Depot Tieket Offloe, Chicago, fit. Louis and Plttabcrg. (PAN-HASDIJI AND PXNNSTLTA5IA LWX.) Depart. Arrive. ew i orx.rnuaaeip'a, WsEbinton, Baltimore. Pirtsbnrs:. and Columbus E3prcso., 4:25 a.m. Dayton AColum bus Ex 10:45 a.m. ll:S7am,. Richmond Accommo dation..... 4:00 p.m. a 9:40 a.m, New York.Phlladeip a, Washington, Baltimore. Pittsbure. Co lumbus A Daj ton Ex H 4:55 p.m. 10:20 p.m. Dayton Expr3fs........ I 4.55 p.m. 8 10:20 p.xa CHICAGO DIVISION, TIA K.OXOMO. Louisville and Chicago! last Expresa...-.-i ii:uup.m 8:53a.m' 3:35 p.m. Louisville acd Chicago Express, p. c. I 11:15 a.m. Dailv. Da.llv ipnt BundAT. a Slflpnln cat. h Hotel car. For tickets and fail Information callatoCca Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington an (3 I Illrjois streets; City Ticket Office, 16 North Alertgian Etreet: Union Depot Ticket Office. ITfcbatb, &t, Lonii ltd Facinlc Hallway. Departl Arriro De. & Chi. Wail. 7:15am De t Ex., s..... 8:00am To. t.W.AM.Ex 2:15pm! Pacific Ex 11 :30am Dir Ex., d'ys.... 7:0upmiDet. AChi. M'l. 8:6&ana o.tckets and toll Information call fit Clty T'( let Office, 29 So. 111. sL or Union Depot Ticket orce. . Indianapolis and Vluceunes. Departl Arrive ML A Cairo Ex... 8:15am Vinoennes Ac. 3 0:40am Yincennts Ac- 4:C0pmMl. A Cairo Kx. 6:30pra Kor tickets and lull information call at officePenn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and Illinois eta,: City Ticket Omce, IS North Meridian St.: Upion Depot Ticket Office. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis. nenartl Arrlvfl Cln.. Day A Tol C..D..T. AN.Y. Ccuncrfcv. Acc.. C..I.,T.AN.Y. .. 4:00am Connersv, Arc. 8 30am .10:45am Cln., P. A St. L....ll:50ftia . 4:25pm Cln. Acc 5:00pm . 6:3ipmiCin P. A EL L. ...10 :40pm Inilaca, Bloomlngton and Western PEORia Eivraos, Depart. Arrive. Pacific Ex a Mail 7:25am E.A3,Ex.r.r, a dy 8:60am K. AT.F. Licer-c 5:0fipm.Cincin.8rec. r.cJl:05am BAR.LEx.l,8,r,cll:lCpmiAtlanUcExAMM. 6:S0pm ET. LOCIS r I VISION. Mooreßeld Ac... 6:30im;Ntght Ex. dlyr.c 8:55am Mail A Day Ex.... 8:05am Mall A Day Ex... 6:00pm MghtExdlyr.c.ll:C5pm!Moore9eld Acc... 6:10pm XASTKEN DIVISION. E'nEx.r.c,, 'id.- 4:20am;PsclflcEx.r.c dly 6:S5am Day Ex...... 11 :5am Western Ex.. 4:45pn Atl'c Ex,r.c.dlj. 7:10pmiRAB.,De ar.e.d.l0:35pm For tickets Rndtnll information call attheNev Ticket Office, h'o, 1 South Illinois street, or as the Union Depot Ticktt Office. 8, Indicates ileep er; r. c, reclining cars. Louisville. New Albany and Chicago. (Michigan City and Grand Sapids Division.) Depart. Arrive. Frankfort Acc. 6:0Cpm Indlansp'm M'U 8:15pm Mich.C.Ng't Ks.,11 :20pm Ind. Ng't Ex. d.s. 8:35axa Mich. City M'l.12:45pmlndianapolis A.i0:00am Fcr tickets and information, call at Union De pot and 26 South Illinois street. Indian polig and SU Louis. Depart.! Arrive; Pay ErpreM rs. 7:10 amN. Y. A B. Ex.-. 3:45 am Paris Express.... 3:50 pm Local Pam ... 9:50 am B. Aßt, L. Ex. 6:25 pm Ind'anolls Ex.... 3:15pm N. Y. A St. L. ExlO.55 pm.Day Express 6:25 pu For tickets and all information cU at city omce I No. 2 Bates House Block. Union Depot and Massa cbosctts Avenue Depot. Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and In dlanapolls. Depart.! Arrive. N. Y, A Bo. x 4:C0am L. NO AStLEx 6:49 am D. S. A N. Y.Ex.l0:10 amW.Ft.W.&M Ex.l0:45ani And. A Mich Ex.11 :15 amB. Har. A A. Ex. 2:20 pm W.FLW. A M.Ex 5:55 pmiß. Ind. A Ho Ex. 6:C0 pm K. Y. A B. Ex.... 7:15 pmN. Y. A 8. L. Eil 0,3 5 pm ERNHTÄOOD DIVISION. Deasrt. Arrive. . 4:00 am 2:20 m 6:(0aniWMHM 4 :55 pm 6:15 am. 3:30 pra 10:35am... 8:50 pm 10:10 am 5:25 pm 'i;0Cpm 10'35pna 11:15 am.... 7:15 pm 3-TSpr-i. For all icformstlon, rates, rasps, time tables etc, call at the Union Ticket Uftce, Bates House) corner, Massachusetts Avenue Depot or at thej Union Depot. STATE RAILWAY TIMB TABLE. Evansvlll and Terre Ilaat. iVia Vandalla Line.1 Leave Terre Haute...... I 4:05 am;il:35 rO Arrive at Terre Haute ........ 10:40 pm 2:10 pm Dally. Kel River. I.EAVB XAST. AREIVX. :30 pra 7:00 am '7:10 pm 1:00 pta Locansport.....! C. Crosslnp-I 9 00 pm 7:53 am 6:23 pm 11 :33 am Columbia City, 11 :3l pm 9:45 am 4 :4S pen 9;12 am :12 pm 10:00 pm 3:25 pm 7:25 am ARRIVE. I LXAVC. :00 am 11:30 am 2:45 pm 6:30 am Auburn June! Butler Logansport, CrawfordsTitle and goutli western Vandalla Line. SOCTH. s. ra. p. m.l SÖRTH. p. n. 9:20 6:SO 5:23 S:10 4:0O 7:00 SXjO dep.....Locan(tport ar 4 : W depCoir x via 1. CA L ar 6:35 ar .Indlanaroli. .dep 5:4 j ar Craw ford ivilie- dep 8:00 ar Terre Haute dep 11:30 H:40 7: CO 8:44 6:40 8:55 13:40 9:52 12:05 fort Wayne, Mnncle and Cincinnati (Leave Inflianspolis via Bee Line.) RO ITH W A K II. KOBTHTT1BH 6;Wpra', ,11 :15am'1 Fort Wayij 3:50pm 10:50am l:C7pa:.Uartrl City, i:51pnl 8:4ara v:4 pa 8:2o pm 1:50 pm'!... Muncie...;! I:t0pm 8:10am s:ipm rtGi ReuiT; iu:imb, 3:52 pm i Con'rsville j ,10:10 am' 7:10 pra1 1 Cincinnati ! 7:15 ami 5:50 rm! Ind'napolia 1 10:10 am 6: 10:8.5 pm 15 auo All trains daily except üunday. Cincinnati, Wabash and Bllchlgen, Tia lieo Line. Ind A Gr P. Ex... 4:15 ami WabATa Ex....ll:05 am Mich A üro B Exll :00 an Cln A Ind Ex 2:3n pm Watafch Ex 6:10 pm'lndAtL Ex 11:10 Pta Wabash Railway. From Lafayette Junction, connecting vita I., Ci and L. Express, west ill:W am12:15 am! 9:25 pm Expreps, east. . 2:40 an) 8:05 smj 4:00 pa ' Ohio and MltslsstppL Ft. Lonts - 8:10 am' Vincennea. . 1:00 pm Eift Et. Louis 8:f5 am Mitchells 2:47 pa Odin .....10:S1 am North Vernon 4:13 pm r.oia .l;'i2pmtCncinaU-. 7;C0