Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 January 1885 — Page 6

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6 THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL. MONDAY MORNING? JANUARY 10, 1885.

FIHfflALASDCOaSEaCIAL

MONEY AND STOCKS. 9 mm York rtnanelal Rarket. IW YORK, Jan. U.-JIcney-EaryatlOlK rer tent.:clced offered at 1 p:r cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 4X35 per cent Governments Firm. Railway Bonds Irregular. State Eecuri tics-Dull. stare fpecuiaticn was quiet aal uninteresting Mring the morning Lours to day. Tee announceMf nt that the tronx line representatives lad been ur.atle to agree at their meeting yesterday had little or no efTett oa prices. At tte opening there was a decline of 1cm than 1 per cent., which was ueeeedsd by a fractional advance, Lut the lmI rovement was lost later. After first call a mode atetuylng movement set in on the publication ol the bank statement, which was a favorable ev. bitlt, and showed a gala cf t V;C-l.4C0 in reserve. Trie ) atis are now t5l,14s,775 above legal requirements, the !arjit sum ever held. Later la the day thero wa considerable activity and a decided prepare to tell tcme clocks. A report from Pniladelphia that the Pennsylvania Railroad had cut fares between New Y ork, Chicago and St. Louis to S10 for immigrants lending from ship, which had no elect early ia the day, was uici at this tlmo against the markeL Th decline, except ia a lew cafes, was unimportant. The Northern FaeiQcJ w&re freeiy pressed for sale, cjmmoa droppla; per cent, to 15 and preferred 1? to ::s. Coaaiaoa returned to 16J016? la tho final transitions. Th market closed weak. Canadian TacIüc was heavy throughout the day and broke from 42 at the loa yesterday to 37, with a subsequent recovery to SC.1. 4 GUV,. The room trader was a prominent seller ana cflered nodi 1 per cent, beiow tbe maraet. Compared with last night trie clodng prices were to 1' per cent, lower, except for W.tern Union, which' 'a per cent, higher. Canadian Pacific i S4 percent lower, iracFacUons ca Stock Exchange to-day aggregated ISl.OfO stares, ot which 56 000 were Lackawanna. I'J COO Lake Shore. 33.000 Northwestern. 1 - COu New York Ccuiial, 45.0CO fit. Faul aal 17,000 wvern Union. Trie rnlDing market was quiet, told at 70 and Ltttie Pittsburg at 13 Butro Tunnel GOYzaNMZsr ezcteitixs. trlln. CO dart 48 U. 8. 4X's.... i - j i pez cent. bonds..lGl SJotb The purchasing price for GoTernmeat tjadalaladlanapolis varies frcaa the New Korr notations jl per cent. bods. radCo I i 101 ,TV-? t em.ra rav 4'l. ' . 1. I VlAt.l..3k?.V It u;au Pacific firsts. Erie teconrt. 110 Tex. P. land Rranta. 3i;I Tbt. H. PJndnnda. lit1 Lehizn & WUks..... 9 Q irTnlrm Vor flp? 1 1 1 T LoTtiiUna consols... 74 Xiouri 6s-. 1C1 t)T, J OO ........115 6 P. A 8. Ü. fln,Ü...H6U U. P. laad eran ta... -107 s rj. P. sinking fund.-H7 Virginia G's 37 Virginia consols ...... 37 Do. deferred...... 5 GtXZRAl. 6TOCK3. Adams ExpressISO iMobila A Ohio.... Allegheny Central.- 3S:Morris A E-ex. , Alton erre U.... 22 'Nashville & Chat.. A. A T. XI. vld.... 82 N. J. Central AOerlcau KxprcAa... 90 iNorfolk A W. pld fcurL Cedai R. b N.. 65 Northern Paciflc.... .in 22 I tuua i uuju. o' 4 uij, u lvi o i rt Canad Bouicru 2iT Sörth western.....-. 8-i!a Central ltedQc..- North westcra pM.-125 UhesapcaiSö Ohio.. &Ji New York Central.- 8 Do. firvt praicrre! 10 (Ohio Central.- 1' to. aKond. . . 6 lOnlo A MlssL"sippi... 17 Chlowo st Alton -. 130 jO. & Ml, rid 6 C. & A. preferred 145 'Ontario A western 1 1 ;hlc. Burl. St Q....-.H7; Orpgon Havisatioa., 71 Chic, K:, LAN. O- Oregon Transcon'tl. 1 i t. tu Uanttibar. 7 Orec:oa itnproveia't. '2.1 Do. Lfd 14 Paato üaU 53l4 da., Saa. A CIcto.0, 1.. C. A Am ...... Xe.aw9ro A Had .- Ik?1. A Lfo . Denver A K. Granit 21 it'aaama 9 31 ; Peoria, D. A E. UK VP. , Pittsbare. .. 136 8.li Pull man Paiaca Car, J p;a rvttuiu. - a j a 11'm Rock Wand 107 tne preferred...-. 2 Last Iennef.se3 3 to. preferred . ft ort Wayco -121 t. L. A Saa. Fraa. Do. preferred- - Da first pfd - ... it. Paul ... . 37 . J 1. 1 . 7i .ioi". 5 mi raaalUlö EuJoo. SS SL Paul p.M Dx preferred- S8, ?t. Paul A Maaa Hriem....... -.191 t. Paul A Omana... IV Houston A Teia3.. . 20 ist. P. A O. p!d H Illinois Central U94 Texaf Paciar.-...-. 1 Indiana, B. A W . 12 (Union Paciflc... . i' KansaA TeTai.... i7. S. Express.,.... . 5J LAke Zrlo A West.-. 11 W., Et. L. A Padflc- 5 4 Lake Saora .. 60' uo. p:i 2K LouisTtileA N-sh - 227a' Wells A Famo Ex...10 Ixja., N. A. A Chi 13 i W. Ü. Telegraph...- 5CT Marl., A Cin. 1st pfd 13 Do. second pfd.. 5 Hem. A Charleston.. 27 Homes take ii u u ci ........... Ontario Tm CMwa is 3 Michigan Central. 611 Quicksilver Mianeap. A 8t. L...- 11 L Do. preferred Do. preferred.-... 2V., 'South Paclflo. Kiffioau raune. 'J3;0:datro. 10 C03I2IEUCIAL. There is nothing to be said atout Nisincfsor trade, tho stormy weather having -early caused an entire stagnation with whole?18 markets. Th9 prospect for a goolbusiaess 'A Rli branches ia the near future are very nierins. F.AIK. Wheat-All rnarrcts are firmer and stronger, and under ügnt local receipts all offerings will Cad rfly purchasers at full quotations. Futures in air request, but oJcrin.Js of same are scarce. New Yora I g to 4c higher and Chicago steady. Corn Uaficr an active order deraau aa J li?ht receipts all grades for immediate shipment will bring full prices. Futures dull and uniuvliin?. New York steady and Caicajo -'c higher. Oats nisher prices and stronger market locally. All grades In good demand. The lolloping table shows the receipts of grala at this point for the past twenty-four hours; Raceivl Flour, tbls Nheat, oa Co-n, oa Oa'j, ca Kya. nu The follcwms tan:e ihows te amount of trtla la store at thii point: A n't I corn. I oais. E levator A. Kleralor B S2.8X, l.r.X), 65,0X5: 14.3JCI 7.ZJ0; 4,'iJO. Cap.talZleyator. . 25,000 Nes mtievator., E'evator D, ioiai i 2,030 1H.0M -rrep'jE day last yean 1H8. 000 ilour, Grain and Hay. Flour Patent, 14 7535 00; extra fancy, St 03a 4 S3; fancy. 13 9331 03: Choice, SI 7533 iW: family, S S533 60; treble extra, tl 75; double extra, S4 4C)i50: extra, t2 2532 35; superfine, 82 003 2 15; fine, t- CO. Wheat We quote:

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Bi L Ask el. 7 wacx tracx 84 track s 76 f.o.b fS track 7J 51 track 60 8 1 track BI1. AskM. 41 track 43 8J5 met 9 track S track f?. track track 80 track 4 ) 39a L-ack 37 tracx 3S trace 3 track 40 s;5 uacx Bid. Aakel. 31 track 33-; 29 track " m 30 tra.:x El

No, 2 Med. No. S Med. No. 3 Red. No. S Red. Ejected, CnmerchaaUbie January Corn We quote: no. 2 wmta. So, 3 White,-. Yellow HUh Mixed. Mixed , No. S. Ka 3 waits rejected.. No. a White rejected Unmerchantable... Sound Rax... Boond ax high mixed January Oats We quote: iso. a wniie. JJht Mixed ... Mixed Bye No. 2, firm: 57c bid, no sellers.

Chicago stARxrrs. fFnrnlAhed by FL E. Kinney A Co., Grain and Provision Brokers, No. 9 Cnamber o! Commerce.

Jan. 17. jCpea'g jIIi2tst.Lowest Closing WtcaTFeb" f 0 ; jT" i t"0 tM Msrch. ... H'fc M"b M' May 8-v;4 7.j b.'. 64 Corn - Feb fS Ss' March.. .. l Z'e ss May.- 41; 42 I 41'' 4P, OatS - Feb 27l! 27 i7li 27'.. March T,r,y 27: 27 j: My :1V 31U lu ail4 Perk - Feb 12 12 12 2 12 1 12 17 March 12 2b 12 3 12 2 12 27 May 12 5) 12 f0 12 47 12 bl Lard "en... 6 S 6 S7 i 6 J7 V rch...- 6 'J5 7 CO I 6 , 6 V7 317 7 15 7 17 , 7 13 7 1 Elta Feb 6 17 6 17 I c is 6 17 Marcu C -0 ' 6 2-i I 6 21 6 2f May 6 37 1 6 40 I 6 37 6 40

intimated Tpocipta begs, 33.0CO head. Car lotfr Wheat. 13C; com. 2C j; oat?, 117. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLES VLIC JIlllKHr Dry Goods. Windsor fancy. .......6 ! I'aclnc fancy. 6 Cocheoo fancy 6 Richmond fancy 5 Hamilton fancy... jcrriuiii. ;aut Coaestoga fancy i'4 Berwick fancy .t' Belmont fancy ... Wdih'n'tnn In 1. hint 7 American fancy OS! American Ind. blue American shlrllng... W Albion eolia A.'len fancy- 5!; Simpson's mlaiaz 6 Allen ihlrtins y Steel Kiver fancy S Merrimack Ehirung.-.4,uunnea lancy.-.... .0 FABBICS. crape- is iracinc Oraaly 'l Pacldc 6-4 A. C. ii 30 Pacific Cambray 9 Pacific 6-4 K. X. cash.23 IPaciflr; cretonnes. PaciSc 6-4 A. C. rasa.25 ! Paeiüc c f. suitings.. , Mancne'er cuaiiv paciaa percales -.': Manchester ,i DcBliJTacido nua's veil'g-.l6 Atlantic alpacas -ii? Arlington 4 ia nun's Atlantic G. L. cash.. -21 veiliaz 11 ß AUantlc r. caAhm...2o '.Arlington y gray I casnmera... BROWN t OTTOXS. .15 AtVant'.c A Atlantic II ....7)4 Bodford R... Ulii's ....7 Mystic Rlvr.... 1 V.trdstlok.. iL UiniCUlO Ü, U V ' I 1U11U XlCTl'l...... I v4 'V- -4 ConetOKa W 5Vi .saranact- 7 Peprerell R. 6 ya.j ilea : Pepperell K.. ,6'i'BOOtt A.A. 6 Peppereii 9 4.. Pepperell 10-4 IS Masfichuetts B. B. 20 1 Windsor II . 5 4 "ILK ACHED COTTONS, Androscoggin L Barker Mills- ..... 1 Lonsdale 7?4 Farwell M 7 a Baiiaravaie f:i Masonvuie .. . s W&msutU. 10l-s, Fruit of ttie Loom. Hill's Semper Idem... 7Vo!Farmers' Choice Blackstone A. A 7V2ID wicht Anchor Hope fr;4Pochontas 4 fetcnviiie. Pepperell 9 4... Pepperell 10-4. 7 iimiuui mil j j -20 22J4 JU3t O'Jt11 B'n Bi'd! B'u . 6 , . 9 . 6 . 7 - 7' ' 9'? Q7 Bi'd Tremout DL. Tremont H... 6 7 ITremont F8 iTremjat IT... 9 Tremaat L... m 9 7 7S Tremont P, v Tremout Tremont Y ) Tremont X 11 Nashua G Nashua FF- 6 Nashua K ... . . 6V4 Nashua T 7 Nashua I) 7 Nashua C - 7 Nashua B S Nashua A 8" Nashua AAA... Vli NafhuaX 10 4 NaAhua XX 124 8 i 1 10 11 111 Tremout B, rremint N r. . . r. 9' a iiciuuui w ...... 10 , tuertou u.n.-.. 7 Kllerto.l CM.... 74 Eilertou CL.-.. H .Kilerton V sKUertoa T -. SJ Kliertoa B 9 1 Kliertoa R 7 W 1 w :7 9i 1U -4 IU'4 9'i Eilertou q.. ...10 11 12 13 ...10! 1 114 Et.lertonU . 14 lE.lertou N. 11 .13 iii GINGHAM?. . 7V; Wamsutta . 74 Barkaire Amoskeag.. 'j -4 Lancaster ..... Bates Mill .Normanjio 7 Itoyal Glasgow York -. Vhlte M'fg Co Keuirew aress. 7 Hohnsen bnk fold 104 PLAIDS AND CHEVIOTS. Amoskeajg -..a (Alabama plaids.. Amoskeair. fancr 1Q Louisiana Dialds 7 Bates - - SK Ottawa plaids. Oti8BB si Edlnbarg cheriotsn Park Mills. 70check.12 iKverett chevlou.... . 9 Park 5iil, 80 check..l3 Great Repntlio eher. 7 Economy check. 9: Columbian. Otis check Otis, A X A ... Otis BP Otis CC AmoskcAg , t 1 1 . Haymaker Amoskea?, AGA York, ;o :u ConnefetOKa, B F Conestcga, extra. 9S. Hamilton stripes-..-1)S PkNIMS, 13 lYorr, blue.. ..-14 .14 1 .11 12 U .14 14 York, slateYork, fancy iOakiaal, A Icolumbian, r .... 4? 8 lEotoa TICKINGS. ...14 ILewlStO. ...ll:iiew!va, . It L'rt5tOU, in ...in. 32. 3J. ...11 Vi - 7 ...13 A. Uoestoga, O C A -"'n4 Oakland, A A. GRAIN BAGS. American 13 (Granger.... Frankllnrlile ..........20 lewlstoa .20 8Urk. 234;Geor!;ia, A.... 1SX CARrrr chais. White IS ,....22 Coverlet Chala 20 Colored .. . ................ No. fX)Cotloa Yara.-lJ Twine -.20 Candle Wlca The I'rodace arket. E?g Paying 20c per doz. : from store. 223. Butter reamery fancy, 2S, J0c; choice, 253 c; dairy, selected, löJOc; country, fancy, IV'x sweet roll, 103'-2c; medium grades, 6ü3c; grade, S xjic per lb. Poultry Hens, 7c per lb. ; roosters, 4c: spring chickens, Cc; turkeys. 8Vic; old geoeo, aad wellfeathered, pr doz , I 40; ducks, per doz., S3 00. Rabbi: 50o per doz. Squirrels 7V: per aox. Feathers-Prlae sees3, 4Vj; mxl and ducks, Kags-lVl'ic. Wool Tuo-washed and picked, SOc; uawashM, melinm, 20c; unwashed common, 20c; uawnae A fine, 16o; Cots wold, 15c; do. coarse. Ifi--il7c; uo. cotton Seoce, 11315c The Provision market. Below are tne present Jobbtas prices: Smoked Meats, cauvas 1 or plalu ipiaia meat not guaraateed a;aiat skippers-). C Hams: 10 to 12S4 lbs. average, lie: 15 lbs. average, iü?4c; 174 los. verace, 10e: 20 lbs. average, IJ':. CotL-re hams. uncsavaed. Sc: California ha ..n, 7L4C; Rnglish breakfast bacon, clear. 10jc; Eali 1 shoulders, C;c: family shoulders, pieces averatti? 6 to 10 Iba, t4c; dnel beef, lc. Bicoa :-.ec aidcf. medium wt., S'-c: do backs, liat weuit, k-: bellitv, so: French fi.tch. 71t pes. 7'c. D.S. and Pickle-1 Meats Eu?iish curel, c'.ar sides or barks, unsmoke-I. 7,'ic; Bean pork. cie". per bbl., 200 lbs., S'.5 00: por, clear, por bbl.. 2.1 lbs, S13: family pore, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs., Sil ; family beef. 5:8. Lard Pure kettle-readered la tierces, Sc; 1.1 half barrels or 50 lb tubs, 9c; 4i-lb tia tubs, aS' : 20-lbpai:s, 9Sc: 10-lb pails, loo. Bologna In cloth. 62: in skia, 7c Tbe Grocery Slarket. Cheese Full crea-n, New York. 14315c: Ohii, 0c; part skim. 6 3j p:r pound: Walte RoiO, 12o; Crystsl Spring. lc: Empire. 12c Coffees Common. bS3lO4c: ordinary, 1C'4 I 11c; fair, llV4-3Uc: prime, 124 I2?4c; strici:y prime, 124 4l34c: choice. W',9il; Old governmentJava, 19425a; McLaugnlia's XXXX roasted. Hb packages, 100-lb cases, ll';?: 0)-lo do., 14c: Artuckle s ro?sted. ll?4c; Leveriug's. I4'4'c; Cardoba, 14V; GaUa' A No. 1, 15?4c; Gates' prime, 144C , . , ' Sugars Cutloaf. 7: powdered. 714c:j?ranulated, FiQtXci taa isrl A, e'ioc: oa A, f$ 6l,c: white extra C. SJgc; Ught browa, 54 4 y .c: common grade, 4.1435i4c; New Orleans, d (3aV Molasses and Syrups New crop New Orleans tcolasses, 5CC465C: syrup. 3-2.3 4 jc Ir PU for common to choice; maple syrup, SI 1031 3c Rice Carolina and Louisiana, 5,37c b picea Pepper. 1743Vic; alspice. 103 2--; clove. 20325c; gleeer, 17220; cinnamon ia maw. 123l5c: nutmegs, uh3c. small 4c; Ctampioa gloss, lamp, M'jc; uaprovei "StÄ-MackereL extra mess, t:4 perhl.: -"". . . . . halve, 112 50: o. 1 raacxerei. 113 jju; cairea, t (310: No.' mackerel. S12 60 414; halves, 16 50 8; No. 2 mediim. as; halves. St 50; No. 3 mackerel, 1835 50: haives, $33153; No, 1 while ish, SS 5037; boneless fi&a. $5 5035 per 100 ibs. : boneless cod, 15,37; extra- 110; Grand Bank, Sö,35Ka Per lb. Foreign Fralw London layer raisins, new, 13 5Ü33 C5: new Valencia, II312HC: Saltana, lie: new Muscatel rvLslns, two crown, s t 40 J3 50; three crown. $3 20; California L.K.. S2 25. Lemons MeaLina, $4 0C4 5a Prune New Turkish. 6S3'C Hiunt do., $Sc: currants. 64c: new figs. Ujera. 124c DateaMatta. 40; Fard in ten-pound boxes. 9 3IOC. Orange

Pacific ?4 poplin lus-lOVi" Iaml!toa?4 alpacas, 0-i IaciflCrioAhm'rs 11 Uaaiilton 4 mix II l7. PaciHo ?i Australian Pdci2clt03 lawns 10V

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lots, 10c more from store: aairy, 3 i3 u.

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bbl.,14 CKVI 50. Louisiana Orange Par bM., as 507. feauuts Raw, Tenuesnee, Wil-

mineton, roartea. iuc; iennoee, 4H 4C Bacanas-i tt2 p r ounca. vocoannw, il lb ji. tanned Goods we quote: Tomitoes, 3 lts., 90(3 9 c: 3 1., (551 CC; Peacnes, 2 Iba, sUin lard. fl 531 70; 4 lbs., cl f?CCOUU, i lbs. SI w Hl -C; a Its., 11 4l : Pie Peaontsa, 3 lbs. II 10 9 1 15: 6 irm.. 1 K5ai 95; Black btrrlc. KSlw; t"traw terrier, fl 10 1 15: RAspnerTie. tll:il 25; Cherries, red. 903 Jöc: wnite, 11 9 $2 21 !rin? Be&nj, Ktftvic: ire:n Peas. Marrowfat, fl W; 1 fö: Yartnoutn Cora, fl SO.! -.5: Mountain d'ieir Cora. Hi 0 41 bü: fc'Uad&rd 2 Ins . 90e S1 : Macs erel. fl 25'U 35; Piuef.pp'.cs, tl 5C ii 00; Halraon, 1 ib.. 8160U17Ü: Tumbler Je. .Us. Ri490c: cove Oyter, l 10., liit welut. Ci(370c; 1 lo , full weicht, J1IC311V2 lb? , lie tt weight, riu. 2 lbs., full weUht,n w;31 95: tard'.nes. Frcnca, bi. fl75perdoz.; A-nerican. l4-s, perdoz. Arp'-J. 3 lbs, whjC'. i 3 4 w- 3- t-'J, Ka:ion, jijjjo. Yrtables and Fruits. Bon Choice datt. Jl W ai 73: medium. 51 50 1 75: Marrows if J m 25; Caliicmla, fj. rciAioes 1 ' ; oai; -jt5C per ou. Pwcet Potato - Pntiadelrhia Jer-eys. 0; Baltimores, tt.r. ft Kent-v ky, f.? 2ö'ci b0. Appits- fco', 2 50 32 7t; l.ir.cr, SI Ji 50; C :ncon, $1 2.''4l Dried Arpiea t.7poraievi, sgi,c; con.-rn dried, 4oc I'eachef urictl .riches, ha vo. Rs30c: fcruia halves. 16c: evan"rated. I.V4 $1:0. Cabbage New. if r crate, zi 12 f 3 cj. OaiccE 2 '.bXi DJ per bb!. Honey l!?J2üc See! . Ticcthv, choice, Si 3 )31 40 per bushel; c'.o?er, tl OG per bUfcheL Coal and Coke. Pittf tcr, per ton, I 03; an.aracltp, t7 00: Ray mond City.t400: lnllanablocx. S3 00: cose, lump, lCc: coke, crulie-l, 12o ; Jacicsoa coal, 33 a; b tout 8 COaL. 52 5C. Hides, Leather and Tallovr. Hemlock sole, 2 1 4 i2c; oak sole, 30.a33c: Penn sylvania harness leatner, ö3üt57c: h&raoM lettüer, 2;i4.5o; briiie leather, per do3., 2; domestic kip, 50Dc; Preach ktp, bO-" si 2U; uomesuo CHii, 7lK-(al 10: French calf, Si lOfcU 80. Hues No. 1 cured, .tsw. o. 1 crecn. 0 .c: No. 1 calf, 9310c; cured, lojUc; dry sail, i0c; ßlnt, 12c ; No. 2 hides, ; :. j otf. Tallow Prime, &S1 c; -o. 2, ö'4c flrpase-Brown, 4i3c; white, 5K;4Jc: yeiior, 4KXc 'Alcohol. S2 20 42 23: calomel. 7535c: caoipnor, 25-iOc; cocaineii, b'.uü'jOz: r.a'.orolom, 9Ck"uJl 0:;; gumoplnm, St 50 Jl -; Indigo, I U0 as? 01; morphine, i i 403 65. Oils-Castor. SI 5-Vl 00; swtt oil. 9Ccl to; olive oil, SI 503- 00: bsmmot (Sandereon'e), $2 25 32 5'); lemon (Sanderson's), tl 75T42 00. Quinine P. A W., Si 05(.ll 10: ciuchonida, 403t5it. American bi carb, sola, 43 2; English do., 5X35C aann oarrevs, 'j-m. wjl, SI 00 per dos.; 4-o bottle. 33 CJ per doz. Flora s tulphur, 4,;i5c. Turpentine 20("4; KLg'.ih Venetian red, by bbU, 24c: lem quantities, 5 "jo. Iodine i 00; Iodide potash. S3 Ol Cloves, 20c. Rhubaro, 90c 351 25. Windaw ;lass, QQ aid 20c; öouble. 70 and 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iroa-S2 00 rates: hoop Iron. J2M rates: Norway and dweed Iron, 5c rates: horse snoo iron, 3c Horse Shoe Burden A Perkins', per ke.St 03; mule shoes. 81 ror kez advance. Hcrsg tinoo aus Ncrtiiwestera, Globe aad Putnam.par box, SI 60. Cast Steel Bost Americ-an. per Ib., ic; sprin steel, f-e ; tire sUel, 4c ; toe calk stoel, 5c ; machinery steel, 5a, Natls-SJ 25. Miscellaneous Slarkets. Raw Fnrs Mink, large, dark. 40c: pale, SOo: rac coon, black and extra. Si; large ana aar, .oc; pale, Sic; muvkrat, fail, 538c: winter, g.JlCc; opossum, 5i20c: skunk, Mack, prime. 7Co: short stripe, 40yJc; otter, sjcj-j; gray ioi, n-if tic: rel for, 10 4750: house cat, 5 4.5c; ?neep pelts, by amount of wool'aad quality. 1051-c: lull, long-haired Newfoundland dog sains, a0: J 91.(0. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 51.352c : boiled. 51 C55c: lard oil. CSSac; miners' oii. tk.4vJ3; lafcrlCHtmg oil. 12333c: straits oil. 5(3;3:: oenrino. 10 (ai4c: coal oil. Indiana leral t?st, 1C ;410?: 151 degree, tost, lO'-illc: water white, 155 degree. lie. Tinners' gnpnlles Wo quote: Best branlcnarcoal tin 1. c, lexl4. 12x12 r.nd lix20.fö 53 ; 1X,!Cx14, 14x20 and 12x12, SS r-0; rootiu?. 1C, llx2J, OJ; 10x28. S12 00'4tl: block tlu, lu pl4, 2to; in bar, 25c. Iroa 27 B iron, 3.2.':; 27 C lrou. 0c: JuuIaU palvanlzet. 50 per ceat. discount; reuned, 5Q and 10 oer cent, discount. Sh-et zluc. 6.4c Cop-T botU)ma, 2c Pialuishcd copper, SCc. Soiaer, 11 Ölt. m L1VK STOCK. IndtAtiupnlls Live Mock Market. Union tock-Yari, Jan. 17. Catti -Receipt. SCO 6ad; shipments, SG0 hea 1 Quality only fair. Market a she.da stronger on l air supply of 3cal, both butchers and shippers shipper barely ft. ady ou buiciier. L'tecpt tbe l grades lew of the common left unsold; ä0 to 1.C00 pound feeding steers iu good demand. Good to choice shippers.... .11 6?5R6 10 Fair to medium shippers. -.... 4 60 35 23 Fe der e andcows. - S 7(JJ4 43 B.ockers., .................. ... um. 8 25(3 Good to choice cow ar.a reifen,.... . 8 iOi 25 Fair to medium rows and heifers .. 2 7533 25 Common to medium cows and heifers..- 2 10,3 2 50 Veals, common to gcol. ..... 4 5035 5j Bulls, common to good 2 503S 25 Milkers, coram oa to good ..25 OOrajO 01 E08 Receipts, 2,250 head; shlpuentJ, 1.3C0 head. Quality fair. Owing to the extrem3 liht supply toe market opened active t.nd higher, especially on heavy grades, closing frm. Select heavy $4 C534 70 Select light - 4 40 l bl Sekct packing - 4 btl '0 Heavy roughs and pigs.... 3 ",'yy 25 8HKXP Receipts, 700; shipments, 750 head. Tue ßuppiy was liberal and of only fair quality. Harket about steady at yesterday's prlc?e. Good to choice grades.... .- f3 75 31 Fair to medium grades -.. S 18 3 1 Coromoa grades 2 253. 01 Bucks, pr head - 2 iC(33 SJ Elsewhere. EAST LIBERTY. Pa., Jan. 17. Cattle Nothiug doing: receipts, bl5 head; shipments, 490 heal. Hoys Aitlve, tiara and higher: receipt?, 3.100 head: shipments. 4.500 heaa; Pnüadelphlas, S '0 c: Yorsers.Sl 75$ t sö. thbcp Firm and unchanged. Kecelrts, -t.COO head; shipments, 2,l0uhead. Kansas city, Jan. 17. The Live Siock Indicator repjrtg: Cat He Receipts, 1:,:; head. Feeling btron?, but SU'.pIy nni euo'.jgh to test tbe market. nogs Rec-"lpu, 2,100 head. Market quiet and steady at Si 20 3 1 .')('. t"he?p Receipts, .GO l;esd. Market steady at S2 75A 1 25. ST. LOCIS. Jan. 17. CalUe Rcelpt., ICG head; shipments, l.lCO head, tupply small, and ouly retail trade tione. 8heep receipts. CO head. Light supply at present rrices. - -fcet strong end higner. workers, (44 4d; pacKlng, Si oö3t 60; heavy, SI f331 0. Receipts, ."MCOhead; shipments, 3,2tO head. CHICAGO. Jan, 17. The Drovers' Jeurcal reports: floss Eecelpts, 8,000 head: shirrsenti, noue. Market neaJy; 'onga packing. S t 2531 SO; packing and snipping. $4 tiiit0; sbipt-ers doing noth.ns on actouut of the saow blockade; light, 54 r 4 -r: fekips.SJ 1034 2 ;att:e-Aeijw 2.CC0 trad: shipments, SQJhe i. Market ruled uomiualiy steady; exports, SG35 W: good to choice shipoiug, $5 506; stockerf, J; 4C3 4; feeders, $134 tO. Sbeep Receipts, 200 head; shipments, none. Brisker: local values fctrenger; common to i'alr, 52 7533 25: medium, fl SCji t); good, $131 25. BUFFALO, Jan. 17. Ca tue-Receipts to-day, 2) head; consigned through, G70 cars, of which 21 went to New VorK. only 2 cars on tale. Feeliur firm. Eheep and Latnti-Receipts. 430 head: cotsigned through, 27 cars. 51arket steady and ;a fair demand: prices firn ari l unchanged. Mediu a to good saeep, $3 IQQi 10; cheice. St 2."3 (J good to choice western lamts, $1 75; Canaaa lsmbs, $" 25aö 40. Hogs Receipts, 3.S0O head; consigned through, 163 can, of which 26 went to New York. Demand gool at full prices. Good to choice Yorkers, $l W 04 ?0. butchers' grade, St h53l 10; good to cho:ci heavy, St 34 95. BKA.BBr.XT3 BY TKLSOBAriL rroauee Market NEW YORK, Jan. 17. Cotton Quiet: futures very dull: Jacuary, 11.03c; February, ll.os: March, ll.llc; April, 11.2lc; May, 11.37c; June, ILisc: July, lU?c: Augr.it. ll.C9c: September, ll.S3c: October, 10.S4C. Flour-Steady and unctacged : naoelpta. 11.0CO bbls, : exports. 4,500 bbis. Wheat Spot lots steady; ojtions closed weak: realpt. 26.0C0 bn.: exports, 133.000 bo.: No. 2 rpring. 95c: nrgraaed Duluth sec; do., red. 8c: No.3ied, 9C3'dic: No. 2 rci. 92395c: ungraded white. 94c: No. 2 red, Fetruan.sales cl 472,000 ba. at 921;93Jc clofin at 92':: March, aale ai 392.C00 bn. at 94V(!9lJeC, closiig at 94'4c; April, sales of 1S2.0C0 bn. at $S&c closing at 9;

at 975c: June, rales ef W.Ono bn. at r,H4c, closing at Efc Coti. Spot. V?c hi.i'r: opHous opened 3 i.Cl'-c tetter; clced heavy: jdvnce lost: r'ceipta, K'yOOO -u.; exports. 14S.CO0 fa ; unprsrted. 51Vc: No. 3. 62352Kc; steamer, 523 6 3ic; January, itöbt": Maren, No 2. 534 t, 640: neamer yellow. 5114c; ungraded yeiluw, b,a,l.s: white. 49i.Mc: No. 2 Mnrch. ICS9KC ciosirz at f-0U.o: April. b0liW c 1c-i.dk at 5CV4c; Üay, 5CVj50a closing at 5".''Pc, Oats ?43Kc hiürhtr. closing wesk: rectlrt-, t2txX) bn.; etortR. 1.7C0tu.; mtxe-L 33c: vhite,37;3 4Cc. lly t aity. Hops Kirml fce'.d. "oSdd trot qui; 1 and unchanged, options dull aad s'ichtiy lower; aici of li,7oo he,t; February, 0" (S.lfc; Merer. 8.2."e: AptlL .35c: May. 8.4 oi.Vkc: J:ine. n.ir c fc'uwar lli?r-.jr in d f.rm; Brsza. J4r, fir to gccd refiUtd, 47f.(t5c: rtöned, rmer: . (( . f 7r .:, f-o: wl.ite ao., 7"-.7-lCc: yehow. 4!,c. ir.o'.'i A,('-. ataud&ra A, ö7Bc: conffC.iui'-e-a, 5 15 if '-tC cut teal f.ad crabel, C'4c: po'vi) :d (, itUf: granulsted, t'xc: cub.-s, 1.; e Fix in. Ktroeurn Firm: uuiied, 7:c r.-.n

.ri2et. TuipeLtre Dali. ic a-ktd. hgs Firm. I.e athtr-Firm. Vol quiei f.nd unc tarred. Fork- New rref-s, $1 50. Lard Weak; Wtbtein steam, po;. $7(i.47 25: J-iriusry S7l6y7 1. Fetruary. ?7 K-7 22: Virch. 7 2Ü37 3'; April. $7 ;(7 1: May, $7 4J7 4" H itter Firm: choic-quit-t and Crmly hcii. L-täU Firm; common, Si 75. CPiICAGO, Jan. 17 Flccr-Quiet but firm. V.'hct-Quiet, with feeling os vie-: closed under yesterday; Janunry, 7V-V3'' V cicel at 7:J4: February, .v03rC!,c, iloMd at b0&.Jixic: J1rch, H,V31V. t'.oscd at St-43:tc; May, (Ci: ' sC, clo-ed at st,1; No. 2 Cnicago spring, 7'.1! Bc, clced;at 7340; No. 2 red, cl)y ;S2c; No. 3 do. ---c Cora-in gotxl demand; cioed over jeiterday; rasa. dred at Dä'c; Kebmary, 3tj3?;c, closed at rs'.c. Menu, f.-.yzn'tfC. clewed at 3V4c; ilay, 40)iuvl3c, closed at -41! 41$ 11) Cc. Oats-lair demand: cash, 27;;27c;: Ft-truary. 27327 ,,, closed at 27V,c: Wartn, 27),; '27J.c. closed at27;i': May, SlgoUic cio-ed at bi.-Bc. " Rye Firmat 61c. Barley Nominal at657c Flaxseed Steady at 51 ,j. Pork let bui ilrm. caeü, 812 iyjck2 15; Febrcarv, 12 HH12 22-, cloed at ivi 17i; Mard1, 512 JT'il: 35, clcsed at Ji2 27HU12 cC; Mv, t2 50412 to. ijirl Firmer: casa, St". S0'. 6 W: February. Jt 87V: 'arch, Sö 9''37, r!o." at 50 974. May, 7 12i37 17, close 1 at 7 15. Rulkmcatc In fair demand: shoulders, $. h.'". V0: thcrt Citar, to 15,3c 17$: short TlbF, t . 50(40 5i. Butter A shade eaer: creamery, :;"'J4ii3;c. Rec-jipif Fionr, 12.0C0 bbls.: wheat, 75W.O bn.: corn, 176.000 bu.: oats, 102.GCO bu.; barley, 3,000 bu. ; rye, 1,6.000 ba. Ehlpmenta Flour. 1SO0O bbls.; wheat, 6,000 bu.: coro, 143.000 ba. : cats, -5.0C0 bu. ; rye, 3,000 bu.; barley, 22,000 bu. ST. LOTJI8, Jan. 17. Flour-Unchanged. Wheat Opened hicher, declined and closed about as yesterday; No. 2 red, 87J43"Sj;c, closing at S7?4c cash and January; vaS;, closing at FRc February; 'J0(ij94c, cio'ing at yoc Maren: 94'i9iJc, closing atyi'ic Ifay. CcrD Oper.eu hliher, reacted, but closed above yesterday; 3;)4S35JbC ca;h; 304 - Q'-i'lZc January: 3o'-;(5Sbc February: 63 41360 xiarca: ssf c Aaay, closing at inside llgurea. Osts Eetter. but&Iow,2'.o ca?h: 32332Jc Msy. Rye Quiet at 57Kc Barley Dull aud unchanged. Lad Quiet at S3 50. Butter Unchanged. .ggs -Higher at 23;24C. Flaxsced-Illgter at tl 4j(3 1 46. Lay and Bran Unchanged. Cornmeai Firm at 82 2032 Ä Provisions Firmer. Pork $12 37). Lari-W 7Cmi6 75. Eulkmiats Lonj; clear. 0 15; short rib, S6 20; short clear, $t50. Paeon Long clear, $7: short ribs, S7 12'; short clear, $7 S7v i7 40. Receipts Flour, 2,0u0 bbls.; wheat, 21,(Xai do. ; com. 59,000 ba. : osts, 10.000 ba. ; rye, none; barley, 5,00u ba. bhipmeuts Kloar, lO.UO tbls.: whtat. '.000 bu.: com, 74.0TO bu.; oats, 20 0J0 bu.; rye, 1Q.CC0 bu.; barley, tO.OOO bu. EALTIMORE, Jan. 17.-Flocr-Firm and quiet: Wheat Western higher but dull; winter red, spot, 91H091 Uc:Fhruary, 91)'oiyy2c; March, 93 - 9o?hc; May, .'..Q".1;. Coix. Western Firmer: mued, srct. 49;,4(j50ltlc; January. 49;-e350o; February, ifölcy. March, 4S)4nc: steamer, 4S1 (iis-j4c. ikiA-Q':Iet and ßrm; W;tera white. S7 3Sc. mixed. S43?'. Itye-Firm at ttctflc. Provisions Fafy an3 quiet. Petroleum Lower: refined, 7'7ic. Copper Rtfined steady at 1W4 011c. Other articles uncu.ar.ced. 'ri;ights to LtTPrpoo: Iu fair demaul; cottoa, 7-32d: flour, 2s. Receipt FIcur. l.'X) bbls.; wheat. 47.000bu.; corn, S.IOO bu.; oats. 5.600 bu.; rye, 1,700 bu. Shipments Wheat, 4CU0 bn.. P13II ADELPKIA, Jan. 17. Flour Quiet but firm, 'heat (peted firm and moderated active: carlo'atirm: No. 1 Pennsylvania red. 96yJtjXc: No. 2 red, January, vo.'-j',: Fehnary, 91J-.ro; March, 924(39,c; April, llAi:c: May, ibfic Ccrn February options good aud demand lor later mouths quiet; car lots in fair demand; No. :; yellow, 4: s:enmer No. 2 mixed, 49c: tteimer yeLcw, 494c: high mixed, 50c; No. 2 yellow, 5J 3 'J)-f: No. 2 mixed, January, 50(453' -c; February, March. April and May, 49319'4c Oats Quiet but Cm; No. 3 white, 37 13c; No. 2 white, SSSc. MILWAUKEE, fan. 17. Flour Q'i let. WheatWealer: No. 2 Milwaukee, 7s;,, 37; ac; January, 78c February, 7'.v; March. 7,J:!4c; ifay, fc5..c. Corn-Dull; No. 2, oats Firmer; No. 2, 29C Rye Sirm: No. l, ".2c; No. 2, 5?c. Barley Firm; No. 2 7rinE, MJ-jc: No. 3, 4c. Provisions Hizher ; Mess l'ork-i2 20 ca?h and January: $12 25 February. lJrd-Prime 6team, $r s5 cas aud January; $6 S5 Fbti-uary. Hogs Firmer at 1 :: 'C 4 70. Keoticw Flour, 15.COU bbls.; wheat, 43,000 ba.; corn, 27,000 ba. thipments Flnnr, 21,000 bbla: wheat, 2,303 bu.: coin, 21,030 tu. CINCINNATI, Jan. 17 -.Cotton Quiet and unchanged. Flour Quiet ard unchanged- wheaiStroDfer; No. 2 red, fcCc. Corn-Firm: No. 2,4 2c. Oats Firm at 32c. Rye-Stnr'r and hi;her at CJc. Barley Quiet but firm; extra No. 3 fall, 7ic. Pork In lair demand at S12 2531- 50. Lard Dull at Sti fcO. Bulkmeaus stronger ana unchanged. Bacon Firm and unchauged.Butter timet and unchanged, llcgs Quiet: comnoa and light, $1 50 (94 tO; packing and butchers'. $1 4031 75; receipt. 750 bead: shipments, bOO head: TOLEDO. Jan. 17. Wheat Quiet but firm: No. 2 red, eah and January, fe0,'4e; February, M54c; March, K2ic: May, Klc. Corn Firm; No. 2, cas i, 41'i3l-c; January, 4l.4c: Febraary, 46'ic: Mav, 42-s,-jo. Oats Dull: No. 2, cah, U3c: May, Sjc Cloversccd Steady: prirr.c, $3. Reieiou Wneat, 14,00J bu. ; cra, 4,000 tu.; osts. none. RhJpmenta-rtlieat, 4.003 ba.: corn, 21,000 ba.; oats. none. I.OCI5VILLE. Jan. 17. Cottoa Dull at lOv'. Wbeat Firm ai t uuchaoged; No. 2 red, mk Corn-No. 2, -:.. : No. 2 white, 45c. 0418-320. Provilc-s -ieady aiud unchanged. Moss Pork s'', i.uitmeais dboulderi, 8": clear rib, SG 50; Bacon iwulders, $5 75. clear rib. 57 124; clear, S7 50. IIan-$13 tO. Lard 50. KANSAS CITY, Jan. r. wfteat Steady ; caVa, C3li.c; F'ebruary, C3.14e; Jtay, 67C. Oo'n tcadv: cash, 3Cr,c; Febuary, Z)Ac; March, 30'4c; May, S2),;c. Oats Dull and nniinal at 25)-. Dry Goods. NEW YORk". Jan. 17. -Dry Goods The close of the week shows a very pool volume of business Lavinz been completeu in staple and colored cottons, prints, ginghams and other wash fabrics, dms goods and cotton hosiery. The tone of tbe rcaiket is much better, merchauts from all parts of the country more hopeful, confidence growing sttadiiy and trie outiook 'or spring business much Letter. WhUfcy. BALTIMORE. Jan. 17. - Whlaky-Nomiually Eteacy ai SI l(cjl 19. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17. Whisky Stealy at $1 12. CINCINNATI. Jan, 17. Whisky- Quiet at $1 11. CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-WhlRky-Quietat tl 13. Cotton. NEW YORK, Jan. 17 Cotton-The Post aavs: As recards future deliveries it can harily be bail there was any market at all, the total trarsictions being United to 1,610 bales, the smallest ever known. Nevertheless, prices of near months closed 1 to 2 100 higher than yesterday. A NOISY SPECULATIVE MARKET. Wheat Goes Up and Down With All Kinds of Komort, and Closes Nearly the Same as a Week Ago Corn More Steady. Special to the Sentinel. Chxigo, Jan. 17. During the past week the volume of business in the speculative pits oa 'CtaEge has again been very heavy. All interest centers In whtat. which has ruled active and irregular. Lach day the great crowd has swarmed into the pit and sent up a continuous roar that could be heard two blocks away. Prices started out weak, owinj to the free realizing by Bliss, Davenport and other big "longs.'' Then as soon as the decline was started it was helped along by the active dumping of the many little fellows who had taken hold at the top and could not staad a sag. Even a half million bushels decrease n the visible supply did not appear to have any effect on the selling movement, principally because the footings of the Secretary's report were just above what everybody had figured cn and they bad been difcounted beforehand. Cables were weak and the Northwest said that farmers deliveries there were increasing rapidly. Exporters, too, were said to be doing nothing and some lota already taken were reported resold, "There's more waeat in the country tbsn tbe country has any earthly use for," was how a prominent and constitutional "bear" explained the decline. Ftilllmany thought the reaction a healthy one, meet, U TTM cttlcej, EUde, eg tad tresis a4

eaffd ctf steadily n if tired by having been 1 irked up k rapidly. aid altno-Kh immti.se quantifits cd wheat were aol J, some tody ti s it al, ard the fat t tr.at it di 1 no. co ne out gain showed that it tad gone In'ortroae hand. Sid Kent's nme was vivt-n by many buyiaz brokers, and Baxter iut posed to i-e a ting for Armour) purcl.astd a numrr of good sized parct.s. Htr.te, alter tne crowd had s-oi-i ail tt wanted to and wcried quotations down something like ic. tr ce wlo at't'iupu-d to take profiis found there was no g'tm !"r nie. so tm y tad price up oa es-cbctier and bid them up so fa-t tn;it mauy m!ts wc-rc Covered at :i loss, the storm of snow whchitniiB anticipate 1 would act as ablauset fur the winter wheat pln, ciiaii-t-1 to sltet srd rain, and Ksnsas aad M's'ourl iiptriel the fit'.-ls covered with ice. T:; feeling at tn clo.e, however, ii ftvf tish. Put l!f ai d ptivte tab.e alv.ces are ccnfllctir.gr. Minr..apolis millers aie said tf h.ire aovarctd their prices in crer to s'cd a.l Northwestern wfctat tkere aud many coaservative men relieve that a combination hss Leea formed by fc'rci g parties fcere to nauipulate prices upward. On the other fcxnd. th number of recent failures. a:id the fact thai genera! businc-s js mt piecing ut. at all cs anticipated, tends to shake the contiöccce of the bulls. :crn has re ;onded to all the strength hown by wheat, lut tas been v ry little depressed by its wtacreus. Receipts have been about the same, as roiisr1s quantity, but the quality fcas grown s-ttanily pcorer, until low scarcelv 10 r--r er.t. of the Rrrivirg craft crados No. 2. With this es caption the situation reniai.i very much trre 'äoo es a week a?o. The majority of traders are believers in corn, tut are very nervous about loading up, lest any advance shoull bring to this rjaraet tho shipments which are going around us to the Ran and South. Previsions sold up pome at first, and have 6iace remained steady. Trade has not been heavy, and has been largely confined to locil scalpers and packerF.

"While a rermanent cure of rheumatism and neuralgia through tue agency of Athlojhcroa mubt depend on its-power to expel the poisonous and provoking acids from the system, it at tbe parne time possesses wonderful potency In immediately alleviating the toiture, invigorating muscular action aad limbering BtifTened joints. Says liev. A. 8. Cooper, of Williston, Vt.: "Twelve hoars' use ot Athlophcros greatly removed pain from my system ard rendered the muscles 80 8nrple that I could get up and down with ease.' A Chnrch WieeUed by the Storm. SrEi r.KNvii i.e. O., Jan. 17. The First Presbyterian Church, damaged by the storm last night, is in a much worse condition than at first supposed. Experts who have examined the church tay it will fall within a few hours and be a complete wreck. It was the largest church in Eastern Ohio. It was built in 1872 and cost 70,000. Dr. W. M, Grimes ia the present pastor. Send o C. I. Hood t Co., Lowell. Mass., for a boot containing statements of many remarkable cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Bau Italllatn In Court. . Ci.EVFi.A np, Jan. 17. President Van der Ahe. of the i. Louis P-ae Bail Club, was sued in the United states Circuit Court here, to-day, by the Toledo bao Ball Company, to recover ;d00, tvuic.i It Is claimed Van der Ahe agreed to give thr I 'roident of the lolc io Club if he would release lUrtley ana Welsh, who left Toledo tosign wltn fct. LouiK. Don't hawk, and blow, and pit, bat use Dr. Eage's C'atanh Remedy. Tli OAlohoui Boomers. WiLLMiNciTo.v, Mas0., Jn. 17. A courier from the otlohoaia country sajs that t.tpiaiti Couch has SCO armed men entrenched iu a fortiSel camp at fctlll water with a large supply of provisions. The trcops are reported watcr-bö'ind aad not expected to reacn the boomer' camp for eeveral daje. A Precious litft. The most delicate, nsefal and refined of holiday presents that could be offered to a lady or person of taste is, beyond doubt, a case of that meet exquisite, refreshing and lasting of all perfumes, the genuine "Murray it Lanman Florida Water." Sold by all druggist?, perfarceiB and fancy goods dealers. As there are imitation" of this article, see that tbe real Murray & Lanman Florida Wvater is obtained. The T.egislatlve Situation in Illinois. . v M1 li. inc Legislature aa The Cott. The cost of the alum used to make cheap baking powder is about one fourth that of the 'cream tartar used to make DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder. Alum makes bitter, unwholesome food, and the doctors say "Dcn't use it." DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder is sold in cars, and you will never be deceived. It makes delicious, wholesome food, and is true to u?age, true to reason and true to health. Try it l nable to Aree. Citi ago, Jau. 17. V.. J. Clingen and Joaa Stearn, charged with colonizing voteis in this city prior to the national election, have been oa trial in the Criminal Court for tte past week. Th jory. after belne out twenty.four hour, reported this afternoon that they were unable to agree. Durkee's cold meat Fauce and salad dressing, rea-iy made, nutritious, economical, delicious. Nothing equal to it was ever oSered, and it ia in variably popular both at home and abroad. TIT?: All Fits stoppec? free by Dr. Ellne'i Great Nerve Restorer. No fits after first day's use. Msrveloua cures. Treatise and T2 trial bottle free to Fit case. Send to Vt. Kline, 831 Arch St., Phila,, Fa Young; Men I Bead This. on trial for thirty day", to men (young or old) afflicted with nervor reunify, lo23 cf vitality and manhood. e.11 kindred troubles. Also for rhe 1, neuralgia, paralysis and many other diseases. Com1lete restoration to health, vigor and rdantood guaranteed. No risk is incurred aa thirty days' trial is allowed. Write them at one for illustrated pzmphiet free 1 LOOK. INTO TI1K .1 IK KITS OF TIIK FOR VOFR BOYS. ThT wiab A tlKLAT SATING In 3IO.NKV and your boys Miill Ire i 1&.iL Note p--m::ii without trade-ir.ark and " Jonx Muspei.l & Co." on each pair. Ileware of imitation wi'Ji tanjea foucri -jx !4;;r to SolarTlp. TIlFlti; I.NO I)lsAPPOINT.IKTMilh ,for tLey are a zood a vre aul your dealer will ty ao too. TIIF.SL MIOF.S ret resent iht-ra. ÜSTERBROOK STEEL, PENS UadingNos.: 14,048, 130, 135,333, 16!. For Salo by all Stationers. THE ESTER3R00K STEEL PEN CO.. tForks. Camden. N. J. 26 John SL, New Yvk. J. Fl. RYAN C CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, n and 14 Xait KaryUnd et isdianapoRi. Grain, Flour, Feed, Frodnoe, etc Btorage tat smr and nv u5 0m X93SJ an Una, airy macros

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JeCcraonvllIe, Nailuu aud Indlaoapollt Depart I Arrive, Pouthern Ex.d'y 4:10 an Ind. A V. Mail... 9:4&iti L. it Mad. Yx 8:15 am fn.L A Chi. rx.l0:45ara Lou. & iL Mail.. 3.5-3 pra N..A N.Fl. Kx.. 7;tO pm Louisv. Ac, d'y. f :15tm?t L. it C. F. L ...10:45 prn For ticlets and full mformauci call at t:ciei cC'cf leac. Line, northeast nraer VaC'T;ou tnc llimnih rtrectf, or Union Ptpot T.ckct Uice. VitudAlia Line. DlArt., ArrlTf. 3 ;.sc ara M:t0 ara 3;J fts :L an New tore x.... Pay Li pro, djll:&' an Mnil v Ac . Terre Viaute Ac. 4:tK3 p-" .:u. L. F. I-.. Tariff Vt A ' rr Ti-JS rn V.-.ktf Yurir K" T 4:43 pra IndkS Rc-'nd ex 7:10am -.Hc-ud .v In 1 ex 10.6ttri lr.i1..C-i Kn.-tn-rJ .S -1 i'...n.!.v iti,1.-T f".:42rirri For ticket and full i..f rmat.cn call rt ticket efhet Penn. Lictf, tortheat rorner WAsbingtca anC llllncii street?, or Unio i lpc.t Ticket Qcc Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Lualf and Chi cugo, CTNCTNNATI D:VT?"0;f. Pcpar. ClnciEusti and Florid Fast Line, daily, p. and c c 4:0 aa Cin., RcshviHe aid Col. Ace .H cs aia Clu. and Lov,i.Til'e Mail, p. c i: r.'a Cincinnati Ace, daily f.;ra Arrive Indlaay-ci:; Arc, diily -.vb anx Cin. and 5 louia Mail, p. c 11:50 ana IndlRLapoiiS Arc .. C:0pia Chfcago aud St. Lou'iS ast Line, daily, s. and c c 10:45 pn CHICAGO mVISION. pepart Chicago and Kock l.acd Ex - 7:10 an Chlc&i'O Mall, p.c 12.10 pm Western F-xrre; 4:i5pns Chtcskt?, I'coria and Burlington Fwt Line, s , r. c p-a &rrlcC. and L. P'at Line, d y, c. c, i... ans I-afayctte Acc. lOara Cinu. and Louisville Mall, p. c... .!; 'flpta Clncinrati Arc 6:42 pui The t me via C, 1. st. L. and C. and L. . and w. as follows: Leave jnda'polis :c-JpmAr. Indla'poi! 10:40 ata Arrive Lafayette 7:5 pm Lv. Lafayette.- S Ui aa Arrive Bloom'tn 12:10 amlLv. Bloom'tn 2:S5anj For ra bp, time table, rates of fare, aud all information .apply at Ticket OSce. 1S5 South ; incis s treet, and Union Depot Ticket OSlce. ChlcRg;o, bt. Lonta and Plttaburg. (FiN-HANPLE AND PKSNSTLVANIA LISk.) Depart, Arrive. rrw l cra,rnii&ae:p a,i v86h:ngton, Laltlnorc, PirUt urg, and Columbus Lsfreg... Dayton tCoIum tue Rx Richmcnd Accommodation - - New Ycrk.Philadelp'a,! 4:25a.ra.i' W-.riK.vu 10:4-5 a,m.j 4;35p.i2, 4:00p.m.:a 9:4Ca.m. Washington, Raiti-i more, Pittsburg. Co-j lumbtis & DaytoaRx j H 4:55 p.m. Dayton Express..........! 4.55 p.m. 10:20 p.m. s lü;Cp,in. CHICAGO DIVISION. VIA KOXOMO. Louisville and Chlcsgo Fast Express - ; 11:00 p.m. " 4:00 a.m. Louifville and Chicago Express, p. c: J ll:15a.m. 3:S5p.ra. Dally. Daiiy except 8unday. a Sleeping car. h Hotel car. Por tickets snd full Information call at ticket Cfhc T'tnn. Linef. northeast corner U"&sbir.gtoa ar5 l;llnoi8 6treetii. or Union Depot Ticket Ofhce. Vabaeli, St. Louis and Facltllc Kaltnay. Depart; Arrive De- MChi, Mail. 7:15am;Det. Ex., 8. 8:00am Toi t.W.&M.Ex 2:lSpm Pacific Ex .11: seam De Ix., d'y s.... 7:I )pm Det. &Chi. M l... t:55pia Tc t v A. Dttdy 1 1 O pm ( Tol. Ftv Detdy . 3 : ö.m to oiiikjt8 and full information ca.l at City Ti et Ofilce, 22 bo. 111. bu or Union Depot Ticket On ce. Indianapolis and Vincennea. Depart! Arriro Ml. A Cairo Ex... ü:l5am;Vlnecnne8 Ac....l0:4')aui Vincennes Ac... 4:O0pmMl. & ttairo Er... C:3Cnra "or ticketa and lull information call at ticttt office Penn. Line, northeast cerner vvachingtou anC Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket OSice. Cincinnati, Hamilton ana Indianapolis Donartl Arrlvo Cin., Day A Tol... 4:00am Connersv, Acc. 8 rjara C.,D.,T. N.Y...13:45am,Cln., T. & St. L....ll:5Cam Connersv. Acc... 4:25pn (.'in. Acc 5:oepm C..D..T.AN.Y... 6:.i5pm Cin.. P. & St. L....10:4'lpm iDdlanp, Hloomtogton and AYesiern. FfcOEIA IdVISiON. Depart. Arrive. Tacific Ex iV Mail 7:2&m E.t?,Ex.r.r, a dy S;yara K.AT.F. Lirer c 5:G7pra Cincin.bpec. r.cJLCiani BiR.Lijc d,s,r.cll:10D'ni Atlantic Eiiill. fciSCpm T. IOUI3 JDIVISIOS Mooreffeld Ac 6::Xipa:Mall & Day Ex-.-ll-.ratrj Mail & Day Ex. ... :yrpra;Maorefield Ace... Clltruia EATKRN r.IVl!-ION. E'nEx.r.cs 'Id 4 :20am' PsclficEx.r.c. dly ß:c.ara Day Ex 11:45am Western Ex 4:lpm Atl'c Ex.r.cdly. 7:10pm R.tB.,De.a r.c.d.lO:35rtr Fortlcket3 and full information call at the New Ticket Office, No. P Bouth Illinois street, or at the Union Depot Ticket Omca, ii, indicates eleeper; r. c,5 reclining cars. LonlsTtlle. New Albany and Chicago. (.Michigan City and Uranl Rapids Dlvklon.) Depart. I Arrive, FYankfort Acc.-. 5 :00pm'lnd!anap'Its M'l- 8:l?prj Mich.C.Ng't E.8.,ll:2)pmi:ud. Ng't Ex. d.s. S:SrAia ilich. City M'l.. .12 :45pm Indianapolis Ac.l0:00am F or tickets and Information, call at Union De pot and 26 South Illinois atreet. Iadlaunpolls and St. Louta. !)un.,t.! Arrive.' N. Y. k 8t. L. Exll:ä0 pm.Day Express 6:2ö pia For tickets and all information cU a: city ofiou ! No. 2 Bates House Eloci. Union Depot and Maiea chuKetta Avenue Depot. Cleveland, Colombo, Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Depart.) Arrive.' N. Y. A Eo. Ex... 4:00 am'L. N O A St L Ex C:40 am D. H. A N. Y. Kx . 1 C : J 0 am , W. Ft. W. A M 2 x. 10:45am And.A Mich Fix. 11:15 am B. liar. A A. Ex. 2:20 pm VV.FLYV. AM. Ex 5:55 pmR. Ind. A ho Ex. 6:C0pm N.Y.iB. Ex.... 7;15pm N. Y. AS. L.Ei ll;15 pra toKiGHiwooo niviaioy. Depart. I Arrive. 4:00 am 2:20 pm 6:40am.. 4:55pnl 6:15 am.- 3:33 pm!10:.am... 5:50pm 10:10 am 5:23 pm 2:0Cpo 10:S5Dxn 11:15 am 7:15 pmj 3:25pm For ail information, rates, map, time tablef, etc., call at the Unioi? Ticket OrLce, Bates Houmi corner, Massachusetts Avenue Depot or at tho Union Depot. STATE KAI LAV AY TIME TA1ILE. LvanTlll aixl terre Maut. I Via Yandalia Line. I Leave Terre Haute i 4:05 am '11:35 pm Arrive at Terre Haute ! 10:10 pm,2:10 pm Daily. i-.el Kiver. LEAVE eat. AP.rjvr. 7:30 pm 7:00 am 7:10 pm 1:00 pn LopauFport Denver I. P. A: C. Crossing.. 9:C0pm 7:53 am 6:23 tm 11 :33am Columbia City 11:31 pm 9:45 am 4:4S pm 9;12 ara Auburn June,.: 1:12 pm 10:50 pm 3:25 pm 7:23 axa ARRIVE, i LEAVE. ,12:00 am 11:30 am 2:45 pm 6:33 am Butler... Loganeport, Crawfordsville ami weitern Yand&lla Line. BOUllia ho cm.

l 3 y Exp ress r... 7:ioam N. Y. & B. Ex.... 3: an Psrls Express 3:50 pm Local Ps . 9:ri0 am P Ar fit 1 Ft - iT.m Inri'anAK. rT 1 ll rm

N'ORTH. i. m. p. n, 11:"C 9:aa e:40 C.-.O 7:0C 5:20 8:41 3:10 6:40 4:0O

a. m. p. m. !a 7:uo 8:55 10:40 9:52 12:05 3:00 dep ioganport ar 4 :55 dep-Colfx via I. CA L ar 6:F-5 ar....Indianpolis.. .dep 5:4r ar..CrawfordsTille... dep 8:00 ar Teire Haute der Tort TYayne, Maocle and Cincinnati. (Leave Indianapolis via Eee Line.) SOCTHWAP.D. NOKTHWAR1X 6:50pm 11:15 am Tcrt Wayne'! 3:50 pm 10:50 am 7:47 pml l:C7pm Hartrd Clty; 1:54 pm 8:45 ana 8:25pm! 1:50pm ...Monde- i 1:10 pn; 8:10 aa f 3:15 cm Cam'ee City 10:47 am 3:52 pm ; Con'iwille j 10:10 am 7:10 pm ' Cincinnati : 7:15 am lOipn! 5:50 pm Ind'napolls ! lü:10ani C:15 sua All trains cialiy except sunaaj Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan, via 13e Line. Ind A Gr R Ex... 4:15 amWab A lad F.X....11 :C5 ara Mich A So B Ex-11 :00 am Cin A Ind Ex 2:30 pa Wabash Ex 6:10 pm Ind A EtL Ex... .11:10 pm Wabaah. it 11 way. Fron Lafayette Junction, coauectlng wita I., O and L. Express, vet. illXJ am!12:I5 am' 9:25 pes Expreffi, east. I 2:40 ami 8:05am1 4:fQpm Ohio and Mississippi SL Lout 8:10 am Vinoennea.. East Et. Ionia-.-. 8:35 am Mitchell . -Odin 10:31 am North Vernoa i:oo rm 2:47 pm 4:13 pm 7;00pa Fiora Ul ;S2 pn.ClaOnxaü