Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 January 1885 — Page 6

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FINANCIAL AND (MUSR-M.

HONE? AND STOCKS. 9t Tor rininetal Harket, NEW YORK, Jan. :Ä-Money-Eay at K31 per cecr.. closed offeror at 1 per cent. Prime Mercantile Faptr -1 per etat. Gerling Steady. Government Easier. Hallway Bond Qiiet and lower Bute Securities-Cisiet. The stock market, wita the exception o! a fractional reactloa la earSy sale, wu strong and tigfcer. Daring the first hoar cf buslneas there wa an advance ofJitol per cent. The quotations reached were the highest of the day, and in tome cases the highest of the wee thni far. Lack awanna sold up to OOji, Delaware and Hudson to 72, ier Jersey Central to 33, Lake Shore to 31K New York Central to SSli, Manhattan c -rsolidated t3 70$, Union Faciac to 60 and Weitem Union to CSV. Coal stocks were favorably affected by the ani cuccera en t that the azents of anthracite comrai ie would meet to-day and consider tne matter of ansdvanc in price of coal, while the notice of the withdrawal fjonthe casbcnid pool of the ibicaeoand Grand l runic Koad anl the report that the Kew York Central and Pennsylvania Kiilroada would fix a first class passenger rate rate faoxn Chicago to New York at 210, gave a check to an npwaid movement in the general list, ana beiore the mid-day market it became weaker, with a gradual decline in prices almost to tne close. Late in the afternoon rumors were circulated that Jay Oould wa rifnglv ill, wnich led to an active telling movement, thus acce'.eratlog the deoine. Just at tue cloeo n wa announced iroin (iculd's office that the rumors were unfounded, ana in tbe final sa:ea the market was tone bat steadier. The drnp in prices from t e beet figures of t) e day raageC from to a1; per cent. Lackawanna and renfal Faerie mue tbe ertatett decline, falling off 2 to 2 per cent to W4 and. 2CJ4, respectively. Coaiidrable pressure ras brougat to Dear against toth of t tit be stocks by tne Dears and iome room traders. In the remainder cf the list Delaware and Hudson fell off Hi to 69. Jersey Central to M?, Union Pacific iH to 48, New York Central 1 to 86, North weatern 1 to 89i, Pacific Mail lto63, at. Paul to 61. Lake ahore V ro 61 and Western Union to 57. In the last sales fome stocks left off at the lowest figure and others rallied to per cent. The active stocks were In sharp borrowing demand. Laces wanna lent chiefly at 3-32 per rent., Illinois rentral and Missouri Pacific at 1-32, New York Central 1-64Q1 32, Union Pacific 1-6, and others Hat to M28 per cent., compared with last nUht's noting prices, are to SA per cent, lower, ex e.-pt for Northern Pacific, Oregon Transcontinental, and Reading, which are fractlonsUv hizrw. Illinois Central rose to 122 X, and declimd to 122. tales were reported at 121 ; bciir, to. regon Navigation advanced l' to 62, and dropped to Cl. Memphis and Charleston decimed 1 to 27; Naihviile and Chattanooga 2 to and an Francisco preferred 4Ji to 35 VJ. Fort Wayne sold up ft to 124. Transactions to-day azgre?ated 252,000 shares, of whlcn 10.000 were Central Pacific. M.OüO Lackawanna, ie.000 Lake Shore, 21,000 Northwestern, 12.C0O New Yore Central, 41,000 8t, Faul,2S,C0i Union Pacific, 16.C00 Western Union. The mining market is modeiately active and generally firm. Standard Consolidated advanced to 97c on sales of COO shares: Bnlwer iojver at 13, and Consolidated California and Virginia, 13: Horn Silver firm at 315; Navajo, 165; sierra Nevada. 52; Red Elephant, 2; Eureka, 300; Bolle, 220 seller 10. and davage 100 seller 10. In the afternoon standard sold at 87 and 90 eller 60 Plymouth. l5?43loJ8; Lacrosse, 7ft(47, and Horn Silver, 320. eovxxHxcirr szeuarrnta. Bterllnf, fa daya 83 ü. 8. 4's.. ur$ Ctarlln, 8!gM..MMM.ltt SdWU. d. i t ..Ill S per cent, bonds.. IGD41 HOTS Ttie purc'aa.sln.4 prloj far ioreruraeot t)5adilnIn3Ua4po;l3 varlei (d.u th; Hew Yot qttt&UonjXfll per oent. BÖHM, PtdiC n . ..125 iTeanesM, new....... 43 Cent. Pacific firsts. .110 (Ter. P. land grants. Si Krle aeoond-j.. 53 rex. P. Kio 'irande. 62'i Ltalgn A Wilks....... 87 Union Pac Crata ...llt Lsvlslana consuls. 7S 0. P. laud aunts 103 Mlamorl 6'a..M ... .102 ü t JOO . . 117 8 ?, P. & B.C. a-.8lS...U7 Tennessee I'a. 43 a. P. ninila fand...ll7! Virglata 6' Virginia consoiu ss Do daferrel 1 STOCKS ASitsu Kxprem. 133 lMobllo A Ohlo. 7' ' awwaMI mmmm a- a Allegheny Central Alton A erre n. 3 Morris A Essex-... US IS Nash7llie A Chat 3i m h a. u. imum. o i m vc ii vi b t oj,j Analcat. LxpreM. so (Norfolk w. pi a-... 20 BJrL Cedar R. AN. 63 'Northern Pacific. 15'i UIUI'riU3m .Mo w. .... ...... ........ 0-N Caad Honthera.. 2"J Northwestern. Central Pacific. 27 Northwestern pfd.,.125 Cswpcake & Ohio.. 5 New York Central... 87 00, first preferred.- 10 lOhio Central 1 i'c. second. C (Ohio A Mississippi... 17; Chicago A Alton-... 13 1 H O. A Mlsd. pfd...... 63 f, A A. preferred 150 Ontarto & Western.- 10 O lie, Bur. & Q 117Js Oregon Navigation., 61 vs i!c, 8?. I. &N. O. 83 Oregon Transcon't'L 11T C, Su L. A Pittabnr 7 Oregon Improvem't. 24 Do, pfd. 16 (Pacific Mall- 53? Cla., 8an. A Cleve... 21 Panams 9i C C C. A I . 32 IPeorla, D. A E.... U DeJiware AHa-JL... 63 Pittsburg .. 13 J Del. A Lo . S.il i Poll man Palace C.ir.11 1 ienver s i& urana j & 1 Keaaing...... ....... ivi Erie 1255 Rock Island 107'; 21 St. L. A San. rTaa... 17 Ene preferred East Tennessee-. 3 Do. preferre-1.. Do, preferred.-. 5 IDo. first pfd 1 n- Tf.i ... SJ ...lOi ... s; Wayne . 12 1 St. Paul- ... riannibal A "EL Joe- 38 St. Pan! pfl . Da prei erred- 8j hu Paul A Man. I"t saT-CXH m) Houston A Texas.. . 17 Illinois Central 122 udiana, B. A W . 12 tinea A Texas.... 15 Lake Erie A West-. 12 St. Pan I A ü ni.la... 2j S3 12 St. P. A O. Tfd Texas PacificDilon Pacific. 4S'i 51 1 "- J. 9. Express.... W., st. L. A PadflcLAte nore. ............. 61 Do. pfd. LomsvitieA Ntsa... 'j weiHA rargo ex .iuc. L?i., N. A. A ChL.- 17' W. U. Telegraph.... 57'; Marl., A CIn. 1st pfl 10 Hom9taka ;i0 kcb. A Charleston.. 27 Ontario. .. Xlcnlan Central.. 54 Quicksilver.. .. . xinncap. A St. I. 11 Do. preferred.... South Padflo. preferred.....,. 2S Missouri I"adfic-... 91?6'3ntro Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON. Jan. 30. -Consols. 10J 1-16. UnitAl States Bonds 4s. 15Vi. Railroad iowU Can Hi lcific. 4: Erit, eCDnds, 56: Illinois Central, 2iJ4; . Paul, 74; Rew York Central, 00; Penaylviu:a Central. 51: Reading. 8 PARIS, Jan. SO. Rentes, 70 f. 90c. COtttfBllCIAL. No department of dry goods trade displayed any activity, while the general movement was sluggish. Groceries are steady, and Prices unchanged. Setter and cheeie are dull at previous quotations. Efrgs are weakening considerably, though prices remsin unchizged. Among green fruits choice cificg sppiees take precedence. GRAIN. Wheat The general tone of the local market Is dull, and while prices are about In Thursday's position yet we quote an absence of any special activity. Futures nesry aad slightly lower. Receipts light. New York c off; Baltimore tolc lower, and Cbicago c o. Corn-Quotations are well maintained, and all grades show considerably activity, something of a "boom." Sales of five cars of No. 2 white corn were made on call at 4!c track for first half of February. Receipts fair. New York steady; 0 4, tl u -e c lower, and Chicago steady. Cat8 Steady at quotitions. Fair demmd for cash deliveries. The following table shows the receipt of r n at this point for tte past twenty-four nours: Plour, ttfli. wtcat. r.u Co a, fcH. Ry ttj The r crowing table anows uxe amount ot grain In store at this point: wnt I com. Uata. I Rye. 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Total. Sonesp'g day lat year Hoar, Grain and nay. Flom-Patent, H7r; extra fancy, fl 001 I S5: fancT. 13 9031 W: choice, II 753 90: family, 8 60; treble extra. 82 75 : doable extra, M 40t 50: extra, Z2 2532 33; superfine, 12 00 J 1 15; fine, t2 00. Wheat We quote: Bit. S7 16 84 77 83 83 Bid. 40 41 S3 ?9 88 32 40 43 40 38 41 3id. 32 30 2S 30 Asked. fo, 1 aoa No, 8 Med. No. tracx trace track; track track track track No. SBeJ 81 February.., lmM.tttMH, 83 .Maren Corn Weqjote: Asked. no. 2 white 42 43 3S No. 3 Whlt track track trace track track track track High Mixed Mlxca Mixed rejected .. High mixed rejected.... Rejected yellow. No. 2 White rejected track track traca track track Asxed. track 33 track b2 track ...... track 31 eonnd eat . , February, first half n. M February, first half, mixed February, first half, 2 white .. . . Oats "We quote: NO. 2 White mm MLted K else ted.. .... February, first half Rye-No. 2 quiet and steadi; C5c bid; no sellers. Brand -Nominal. CHICAGO MARKETS. Furnished by H. E. Kinney A Co., Grain and Provision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber of Commerce. 1 Jan. 30. Opea'g .aignsh Uwetit .Ciihiu WheatCorn -Oats -Pork -Lard -EI Ds - -Feb-.-,... March. ... May. . Feb... March..... May Pen. ... Mirch 77 I 75 77 I 82; 36 33! 27) 27! 77V 81 82 3o 85 31 27 ji 65 86 3Gl 41' 27 m 4ült 27 27 Msy . March May.. O . March May S0H 30 31 t2 15 37 81 85 02 07 12 30 12 12 12 6 6 7 6 e 6 12 12 12 6 6 7 6 6 6 UJ It 32 80 85 02 07 12 30 12 12 12 6 6 7 6 6 6 12 17 12 35 17 42 SO 7 0) 12 17 35 80 87 05 12 17 35 Feb. March. May... Kaümated receipts hogs, 20X00 bead Car lots Wheat. 138; corn, 2J5; oats. 131. INDIANAPOLIS SVIMLKULE MARKET4. Dry vtooü. raiNTs. Windsor fancy. Merrimack fancyM 5 Jouestoga fancy... .5! pacific fancy ...6 ..6 -.5 Cocheco fancy, ........ Richmond fancy... Hamilton fancy.... American fancy,... American ahlrtlnz Berwick fancy ...... ..t Belmont fancy- ... t -5 MM 4 ,...5 a 4 American Ind. blue ..7 Albion solid. m5 3lmpon'fl mining. .....5 3feel Slver fancy ...5 Dunuell fancy.-6 Allen fancy Allen ahlrtlnz Merrimack shirting. -4S DRESS r ABBICS. Pacific poplin lut..io! TanIltou X alpacasuaaiu:on i mx. y. Pacific 1401 lawns 10 Facinc Organdy ti Pacific Cuaaibray 9 Pacific creto-iae-i. ...... 8 Pacific c f. suitings 8 Pacific percale? 15 Pacific yA Australian Cr&p 13 Pacific 6-4 A. C. M.....30 Pacific 6-4 K X. caeh.2a Pacific 6-4 A. U. casn.25 ! Manchester caah..11 Manchester DeB...13 AtlanUc alpacas ...-10 1 Atlantic d.h. cash. ...21 Atlantic F. ca&ha...25 Pacihonun'i veirg -15 arllngton 42-ia nun's veiilnz ..... .....32 Arlington gray cashmere 15 B80W5 COTTONS. Atlantis A. Atlantic H .. Mystic River.... Lawrence L L. Bedford R.. HUI 8 Wi.M4 Yardstick. .. Treaout C. C. ..14 Indian Head Coneetoga W.. . Surk A -74 .7 .1 ..5 Peppereii R. ... ..'J7 -oirnaauK -... tl J Pepperell E . I'epperell 9 4 Pepperell 10-4 ,...M.. .... .VJ A i u iiu. v . yk Boott XX-. iH Misscha3tM B. B... .20 i Windsor U BL2iCHI COTTONS, Aadrocoggin Li-.. 7i Barker Mills-.,... 7J lyjnsatie. Baii-rtivale... Wamsr '.ta. Hill's 8 amner 5 ulasonvllle ...... ü 10; Fruit of the Loom. 8 Idem Blaci stone A. A.. 7V2 Dwiiht Anchor... . ...... Hope,. . 6 Pocihontas Vi sul Fetchville.... , 7 Chestnut Hill. Peppere l 9-4.. Ion1ala Cambric. Pepperell 10 4 ..22 Ju-it üat . 4 COTTON V LANNKLS. B n .. 6 .. 7 .. 8 . ... 5 ... 6 Bl'd 7 . 8 9 10 11 12 B'n . 6 Bl'd 7 Tremout DL.. Tremont H.... Tremont P-... Tremont . Tremont Y.... Tremont X.... Nashua G Nashua FF Tremont F. Tremont U 6 Tremont L 7 8 Tremont B..... Tremont N Tremout O Kllerton CN 7 9 6 7 8 9 13 7 8 8i 12 U 14 7 lEllerton CM.. Nashua E... 7'EllertonCL. L. 7 r. 7 ' i2 Nashaa T... Nashua D . 7 8 lEllerton V, 7 I 1 Al " Nashua C o '4 cilCl IUJ A ...... a'-A 8!'Ellerton B. Nashua B... 9 Ellerton R9 Nashna A.-..., Nashua AAA 9 Kllerton Q 10 10 V4 Ellertoa P 10 11 Ellerton 0 11 14 lEllerton N 13 Nashua X...., iIU-A .12 Nashua XX 6INGHAM9. . 7iWamsutta .. . 4 Amoskeag.. Lancaster.... aites. r , 7 Normandie 8 7 Royal . .. . 8 7 Renfrew dress. . 7 Johnson buk foM. 13 GlasgowYork.. White M f'gCo... FLA IDS AND CHEVIOTS. Amoskeag 9 lAlabama plald 7 Amoskeag, fancy 10 Louisiana piids.. . , 7 Bates 8!OtUrfa plaids. 7 Otis B B.... 8 Edinbarg cherloti-lQ Park Mills, 70check.-12 Kverett Cheviot,. 9 Park Mills, 80 checic..l3 Great Republic Cher. 7 Economy check . 9 Columbian .. 7 OU check 9lHamUtoa stripes l'J DSN IMS. 'JUS, A X A.. tis li !...... .. 13 .12 York, blue-... 14 lork, si&te... . York. faneT , -It 15 ... ...... 1 1 Ills C C... , Itcos'ceag -11 .11 -14 - 8 Oakland. A..... ' ...mmMiiiiii... Columbian Haymaker . Boston ..... .... , 74j Ticaiyos. ..11 (Lewiston, Sfl.... 11 : ,11 Lewlston, 22 i; . 14 ILewiston. 33 11 ..13 Oakland, A .. 7 ,11 Oakland, A A.... Amoskeag, A O A... Tork, 30 ln.... .., Connestoga, B K... f'o nee toga, extra. Ooectogi, 0 O A.... GRAIN BAG. American 19 Granger. .20 FrankllnTllle ..20 ILewiston .-......22 Etark, A 23 Georsia, A CAKPXT CHAIN. ..... 1S White ...,. ...... ...18 Colored .. ......... 2"2 Candle Wlcx jo Coverlet Chain... 20 No. 500 Cotton Yarn-10 Tbe Prodnee Market. rss Paying 20220 per dos. ; from itore, 25c. Butter Creamery fancy, 27023c: choice. ISH2O0: dairy, ielected, 15316c; country, fancy, 12ctweet roll, 10312c; medium grades, CSc; low grades, 8Q4c per lb. Poultry Hens, 7c per lb.; roosters, 4c: spring chickeni, 7c: turkeys, 92 : old goese, aad wellleathered, per doa.,85 40: ducks, per dox, 83 00. Rabbits 75c per dos. Squirrels 75c per oox. Feathers Prime geese, 45c; mixed and ducks, ao25c. Rags-lai0. Wool Tub-washed and picked, SOc; unwashe!, medium, 20c: unwashed common, 20c; unwasned fine, 16c; Ootswold, 15c: do. coarse, I6;il7c: co. ootton fleeces, 14315c. The Provision Market, Below are tne present Jobbing prices: Pmoked Meats, canvased or piain (plain meats not guaran wed against sklppers-)3. C,Haais:ia to 12 lbs. average, llc: 15 lbs. average, lie; lilbs. average, KTic: 20 lbs, average, 10 y. heavy averaaes, 21325 lbs, 10c. CoVjlzs hams. 6c: California nams, 7c; English breac fast bacon, clear, 11c: English ihoulders, 7c; family shoulders, pieces averaging 6 to 10 lbs., 6c: dried Deel, 15c Bacon-Clear aides, medlaa wt.. gv c: do tacks. Ugm weight, 8c; bellies, 8c: rrench flitch. 7-1 o re. 7c D.8. and Pickled Mean-English cured, clear odes or backs, unrmoked, 7c; Bean pork, clear, per bbi., 300 Iba, 815 00: pork, clear, per bbl., 2C0 r 813: family pork, clear, per bbL, 200 lbs., 811; tamlly beef, f 18. Mia-pKcAcrJcocerei m tierc, syi la

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half barrels or tO-lb tuba. 8J f'c; 4S-lb tin tuba. 9: 20-lbpalla, Wc; 10-lD palls, 9c Bologna In cloth 6c; in akin, 7c Tbe Grocery Market. Cheese Full cream. New York, 14315c; Ohio, 0c; pan fkim. 630 p;r priad: vnlte rtote, i:c; Crysul Spring. 14c: Empire, 12c Cofieea Common, 83l0c: ordinary, 10 9 Uc;fair, U31lc; prime, 12'gi2c; strictly prime, 124 !3c;chotce. 139i4c; Old (iovernmeiit Java, W491S2i McLau? kiln's XXXX roasted. 1-lb packages, 100-lb caesl4c; 60-ib da, I4c; Arbnckie'i roasted, itc; Levcrlug", lic; cardota, l4c; Gates' A No, 1, 15c; Gates' prime, 14C. Sugars cntloal. 7c; powdered, 7o: granulated, 7.t7c; ctandcird A, 6Gc; off A, 6'. 1 6c; white extra O. 536c; Uzht brown. 5 4 5c; common grades, 5ijc; New Orleans, 6 5HC Molasses and Byrupe New crop New Orletns molases, 5C355c: syrup, 24345c jer gau for common to choice; maple ymp, 81 lu3l 35, Rice Carolina and Louisiana, 5rTc Hplces Pepper, I7'aiic; aispice, 103t2c; cloves, 20i25c; gnuser, n&2l3 ; cinnamon in lai'-s 12315c; nutuje-, CöoCc 8alt-Lste. in car io 95c; dray lota, 81 00.11 C V, amall loti. lüc more froai Btore: dlry, 52 25al . 5. 8uirch liefiaed pcrl, SJliic vt Ib.; Enrec. 4c; Champion gloss, lump, 63Cc; improve! corn. 6a7c Bait Fisa Mackerel, extra ae?s,S24 perbb .; halves, tl2M: No. 1 nackerei, 118:0: halves. 9 10; No. 2 mackerel, ?12 50,14; halves, 5 50 3; No. 2 medium, J8: halve?, 34 50: No. 3 mackerel, 165 50; halves. 3(1 ? 50; No. 1 white fish, Z5 50 37; boneless fish, $5 5dnG per 100 lb. : bonelees cod, 1537; extra. 110; Grand Bank, $35c per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, f,3 B0rt3 65: new Valencia, lli2c: Sultana, 14c: new Mu-catel raisins, two crown. 83 153 25: three crown, 13 20. Lemons Messina, f 1 001 tO. Prunes New Turkish, W&lc: Sultana do., 8c; currants, 6c: new figs, layers. 12c Dates Malta, 5a 4a5c: Fard in ten-pound boxes. 9-aiOc OrangesFlorida, crate, 8434 50: Brazilian do., ; lamaica, bbl.Ji 00(31 5a Louisiana Oranges Per bbL, 16 6037; California L. L.. J2 70 Peanuts-Raw, Tennessee, 4,98c; Wilmington, 8c: roasted. lCc; Tennerste, 46c Bmanas 5192 par bunch. Cocoannts, U 5035. Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs., 95C(9il 00; Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, fl 53(31 70; 4 lbs., !1 SO. 32 00; seconds, 3 lbs. 81 M 1 GO; 2 lbs., 1 35 A 1 43; Pie Peaches. 3 lb. SI 05 9 1 10; 6 lbs., 1 SCSI 85; Blackberries. 8561930 : 8trawberrlea, 11 10(1 15; Raspberries, ?1 J.591 25; Cherries, red, 90335c: waita, 819532 2J. String Beans, 803S5c: Green Peas. Marrowfat, 11 80 J 1 85; Yarmouth Corn, f I 25-1 30: Mountain Sng.ir Corn, tl 25ri30:8tandard2 lbs,90c21; Mackerel, Jl 2531:35; Pineapples, 51 502 00: Salmon, 1 lb., tl6C-3l70: Tumbler Jellltn. 85S90c: Cove Oysters, l lb., light weight. 65 370c; 1 lb, fell weight, Jl 1031 15: 2 lbs., light weight. 5110; 2 lbs., full weight, 518531 9-5: öardlnes. French, ?, SI 75 per doz. ; American. , 90c per doz; Apples, 3 lbs, 90315c: 6 lb.?, 12 50 32 60; gallon, tl 25 33 50. Vegetables and Fruits. Beans Choice navy, 51 5031 75; medium, 5150 Ql 75; Marrows, 5232 25; California, 53. Potatoes-52 0092 85 per bbl ; 559&5c per ba. 8weet Potatoes Philadelphia Jerseys, 8535 50; Baltimores, 5134 50: Kentucky, S3 2533 50. Apples Choice, 52 5032 75; fancy, $J33 50; common, 51 25(91 5a Dried Apples Evaporated, 839c; common dried, 435c Peaches Dried peaches, halves, 833cj Cillfornia halves, 16c: evaporated, 16317c. Cabbage New, per crate, 52 5033 00. Onions 53 0033 50 per bbl. Honey-18320c Seed. 8eed Timothy, 51 60 per bushel; clover, S3 25 per bushel. Goal and Ooke. Pittsburg, per ton, 51 00; anthracite, 57 00; Raymond City. 51 00: Indiana block, 3303: coko, lump, 10c: coke, crashed, 123 ; Jackson caal, 53 75: Stout's coal. 52 50. Hides, Leatb.fr and Tallow. Eetnlock sole. 24.55 J2o; oa la, 33 (t'Wci Peaaylvaaia nsroene leather, 33 937c: naruess le;ner :i5c; bridle leather, per doz., 5-5C372; doonytlc zip. W )c: French kip. 80c3i 20: do-neatio calf. TOcQSl 10: French calf, $ 101 80. hides No. 1 cured, 73sc: No. 1 green, 5t?c; So. lcalf, 9310C! care!, lujlic; lry alt, Ik:-, filiit, 12c; No. 2 hides, Vjt o9. Tallow Prime, iAic; No. 2, 5 Vjt. Gresse Brown, ijxi; white, 53c; yello. X35c. Drug Market. Alcohol, 52 2032 23; calomel, 75335c; caapiu. 253:0c: cochineal, 503 VJj; chloroforoi, 3CojH 03; (ram opium. 84 60,31 75; indigo, 81 03nl uO; outpbine, t i 4ü,a3 65. Oils Castor. SI 55 J 1 60; svreei oil, HCCQJI 8a; oiivo oil, ti WJ 00; bjriftn)t (Sanderson's), 52 2332 50; lemon (3iad-3rsou'4) tl 75.-3 2 00. Qainln P. A W 81 Oj1 10; ein chonida, 4034VJ. American bi-carD, sola, 433: English do., 5 35c Saaff-Garrot'a, 2-oiTja?c, tl 00 per doz.; 4-oz bottle. S3 03 per doz. Flayj's, Sulphur, 430. Turoentln 363?3c; Eus:l'& Venetian red, by bbL, 2s; les q-iantlüe, So. Iodlne-11 00; Iodide potash, ti 01 Clo73, 20 .) 2ftc. Khubarn. 90c3!l 23. Wladow-gUs?. 60 and 20c; double. 70 and 10 per cent. of. Iron and Steel .Harket. Bar Iron 51 903210: rates -.hoop Iron, 52,50ratos. Norway and aweetl Iron, 5c rates: horse saoe Iron, Sc. Horse Shoe Burden & Perkins, per keg, 5 2 . mule Ehoes, 51 per keg advance. Horse Shoe NTail3 Northwestern, Globe and Putnam. per box, 51 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb., 18c; sprtn; steel, 6c; tire steel, 4c; toe calk Eteel, 5c; machinery steel, 5c. Nails-52 25. BIlscIIaneona Markets. Raw Furs Mink, large, dark, 40c: pale, 30c; raccoon, black and extra, 51; large and dark, 75-j; pale, 15c: muskrat, fail, 538c; winter. 8J10c; opossum, 5320c: skunk, black, prime. 5c; short stripe, 403V)c; otter, 5J35; gray fox, 01 &3c: red fox, I03'5c: hoasa cat, 54 52; Pheey ßlts, by amount of wool and quality, 1037j; 11, long haired Newfo iallaal dog saini, wo4 51.00. Ol-Weonote: I.:a:seed,raw, 51352c:boile i,5; ft55c; lard oil. 653Säc; miners' oil, 65 ;4s0j; labriOtting oil. 12338c: straits oil, 53500; oentluo, 1C 3lic; coal oil. Indiana lej' .est, 1010?; IV degree, test, 103llc: wat? ,vhite, 155 degree, lie Tinners' Supplies We '.note: Best branlcTarcoal tin 1. c. 10x14. 12x. - and 1 1x20,56 50 ; IX.lOxll 14x20 and 12x12, ti 50; rooting, IU, 14x20, 5i 00 10x28, 512 00314; block tin, ia pi, 24j; in btrs. 25c Iron 27 B iron, 3.2c; 27 O iron, 6c: JuuUU galvanized, 50 per cent, discount refined, 59 and 10 per cent, discount. Sheet zinc, 6c Oooot bottoms. 22c. Piainished coppsr. SCc. aolder, 1 31'5c LIVE STUCK.

Indianapolis Live Stock Market, Onioh St oca-Y a ed, Jan. 30. Cattli Receipts, COO hiad; shipments, 4 j0 besd. The receipts of shlpte.-s was very light: prices about steady on prime, while common are dull; prime butcher graces wanted; commou dull; good stockers in demand; cows and calves dull. Good to choice snippers. 53 &5 33 Fair to medium shippers 755 10 Feeders and common shippers 4 2ul 60 eiockers . . ,, x 50 .U . )loe cows and heuars... 3 753t 50 w0 . w sm 71 a mkA A .1. 1 . ...... .. 3 2im ;o Oommon to medium cows and heifers 2 w hl Co veaia, oommon to goo a 5335 b. Snlis, oonmon to gool, dulU i 5031 -4 Milken, common to gaol . ..25 ra50 V. Hoes Receipts, 4 500 head; shipments, l.vx head. Quality some bettet. Market opened we k at fully 15c decline from yesterday's current pri j is. Trade ruled slow, closing quiet; some unsold. Select heavy. ....i 75 i RO Select light and heavy packln mm 4 601 7j 8elect lignt shipping . 4 50 41 -5 Pigs and heavy roughs 4 20 ji iü BHxxr Receipts, 1,103 heal; shipments, o:c head. Fair receipts, tjaallty medium. Mrfct about steady on good. Good to choice gra3e4.... ......13 753t 0 Fair to medium grai v Cornrnoa grade . 2 2)3 i '.C Bucks, per head 2 5033 .- Etsewner, CHICAGO. Jan. 0. The Drovers Journal reports: H38i-Kecip, 31,000 edi shlpmenu, S.0X head. Market slow and 10c lower: rrtien pict ing, 54 20'4l 10: p.Ulngand snipping, 54 5531 80; light. 54 6031 CO; skips. 533 2Ü. Cattle Pceip-s, 8.000 uead: shlpaseuta, 2.2)0 head, rrlmefirm; common to fair, 10c lo?r: common to good shipping. 51 4033 40; comfei Texaas, Sf .T. Sheep Receipt, 3.700 head; shipment", 703 bead. Market slow and 1031V? lower- coram yj to medium, 52 ÜC33 40; choice, 53 6031 50. NEW YORK, Jan. SO Beeves Keceiptf, 1.170 head, mainly very common stock : prices a tnili biRher; poor to fair sheers sold at 54 5095 10: oxeo, stags, bulls, halfen and dry cow?, $3 25a5 sjj. Steep Kecelpts, 8,t00 head. Market dull and weak; extremes, 53 5035 E0 for sheep; 5530 50 for lambs. HogsReceipts, 700 bead. Extremes, fl 8C35 20. 8T. LODia. Jan. CO. OatQc Raceipta, 1.5C0 nead : shlpmenu. 700 head. Market stesdy for best; exports, 55 tCß6 20; good to choice shipping, 53 253 75; (cpusoaio nedinm, t Q'r, atiye bn;a-

rs steer. 5131 5C: cows and hcirs. Slt: tockers. 53 W)jt; feeaers, 513 60; corn fed lexaxs, 51Q4 60. Sheen Receipts. 1.100 head; shipments, 3j0 bead: bt Crm; low. dull: cemmon to medium, 52 60 j 3 25: choice, 5 J 50(31: extra 54 25 FAßT LIBERT?. Pa., Jan. SO. Cattle -Nothing doing; receipts, 1,023 head; shipments, 625 head. Ho?b low: rectlpts, heal: shipments, 2 60öhead; Fhliadelpnias, 5535 10; Yorkers, 54 70 Ql 90. Sheep In fair decani an l uncin?el; receli ts, S,2:0 head: shipment, 2 COJ nead.

BAKKETS V TKLEGP.PA11. !FfV YORK, Jan. SO -Cotton Dull at 11 3-1" .1 117-16; f uturts E'.eadf; iacna.-f . 11.-;:; Fabrnary, 11.17c; March, lL21c: April, 1131c: ':Hy, 11.41-: June, 11.51c: July, 116ir. August, 11.7 '.c: Septen. brr. ll.S2c; October, 10 82c; Novecibcr, 10.713. Flour Dull: receirts, 14 Oto rV.: exports. 9 ouö bbie. Wheat gpot S lower and dud; options closed heavy: rtcelpis, ls.o-JO experts, none; No. 2 fprmg, OTic: nngradt-,i rM. 2339c; No. I rel, -f Ä8c: o. 2 red, S3Q'J2t: No. 1 white, Slc: No. 2 red, February. ?alei ii 4JÖ.CO0 bu. st S83 803;c. c losing at 8S;c; farch. -Ale of eei.OUOtu. at Wj,WFBr, closing at 9Cc; April, t&'ei of 272.c:o bu. at 91 J-&323, closing at 9lc; Mav. m1.-3 of 2.241.0CO bu.at ü33ic, closing at 01r. June, sales of 112100 bu. st yiJJlK", closing at Sic. Corn Spot 101c and options 3tc lower, and Closed weak; receipt., 167.000 bu.; exports, 197.003 bu. ; ungraded, LC351c: No. 3, 50.'i51c: steamer. 50351c: 4?351c for the first half of February: No. 2, 351c: steamer wnite, 51c; No. 2 January. 60c, closing at ECc; February, 4 350c, closing at 4fJ";c: March, Ayy, closing at 49c: April, 4331Jc. closing at 49c; May, 4&340c, closing at 4üc. Oats 9c lower: rw.f i eis, 41,000 bu. ; exports, 41.000 ua. : mixed, S 33sc; white. Ss.3i0c. liay Steady, coffee-öpot Quiet; options 5310 points higher; sales of 3,K0 bags: February. 7.S0(37.S5c: March, ".933?c: April, 8.1('c; May, 8 20c; June, 8.30c; July. K.4JC yu- Dull and nominal; white extra C, 5$ h''tK . ..ST A, J5-;35c: sold A, 6gsc; Standan A bJCr; coufeotioners A, tlo; cut loaf and t-'ushtd, t5;öCc: granulated, 6 516c; cubts 5 9 1Cc. Molasses Unhnged. Rice Steady. PetroleumFirm; united. 92. Turpentine Firm at 31Q31c EKs Dull ar. 282'.c. Catineata Dull. Laid Dull and heavy; western steam, fpot, $715: febraary. 87 11Q712: March, 37 173 7 19; April, 87 U537 27: May, 57 8237 St; June. 57 637 S'J. Butter Firm. Cheese Steady and unchanged. CHICAGO, Jan. 39. Flour-In fair demand and unchanged. Wheat Unsettled and generally lower; closed ic under yesterday; January, 70 77c. closed at 7tc; February, 7u977c, closed at 7654c; March, 77377c elosed at 77c: May, fc2-3vc, closed at 83c: No. 2 Ciicao spring, 74377, closed at 76c; No. 3 do., C6(äü9c; No, 2, 79c: No. 3 do., 69700. Jora-W-ilet iuei easier; closed c under yesterday; casn, 363i6c; January cC433-.c, closed at 35336c; February, S63o6C, closed at 3ögc; March, 35 3oG;C, closed at MVi"Zici Mav, 4Cc. Oaw Dull and 3c lower: caau and February, 27c: Msrch, 275c: May, 3033Cc. closed at S0).3 Hic. Rje Quiet at tla Barley Dull and nominal at 65GCc Flax-seed Firm at Si 4 1 49. Pork-luair demand but 5(Vil0c lower; cash, $12 C!312 10; February 2 15. closed a:-; March, 512 UQ12 17. May. J12 3131242. closed at 512 3712 40. uird Iu fair demand cut cloted a fhade lower; cash, 55 7736 82 February, 56 777 83, C'osedat !6.fcU; tfarci:, 56 W6 87; May, 7 0ci7 05. Buikmean In fair Qemand; shoulders. 5 035: hört rlbf, 56 10 4 6 20; Ehort Clear, 56 6035 63. Butter Steady aad unchanged. Egs Steady at 27c RecintjK our, 2J,0f0 bbls : wh. 50 OOO l.; rorn, 1,V.) O'O bu.; cats, 91.CC0 bu.; rye. 1.CC3 cu.; barley, 5s.oai in. Shipments -Flour, 19.0JO bb: wheat, 27.0-C tn.; corn, 156,000 ba.; oau-, U5 003 bu.; rye. 4.CO0 tu. : barley, 20.000 bu. Alternooa Beard -Wheat-weak; decliuel l c. Corn Easier; declined c. Oati Easier; Marchand May declined c. Pork Easier for July; declined 2'.;c February. Lard Quie: and unchanged. BT. LOÜI9, Jan. 30 -Flour-Dull, t Lower and slow except for My; lolnj :3c Mow ycEterday: No, 2 red, St33ic c-iu. 81r-C January; fl':S43 Februar; M3S7c March; öl'Jlc M. Co-n Wpslrcr and tlow 3336' caü ; S60 Jinuary; 35333 February St yu&c March? 3737c Wav. ott-firmer; U raJ)c cash; Sl331c May. Sve-F:rm at fc7o Ksrley Quiet at 0U35U0. L-ad -Hauler at S3 4' eVH butter and ts UncHsned. FlaxseeJ-j-tcttOyatSi 4Ö31 47. Hay and Brin Uucuanxed. Ccraraf ai Flra Rtf2 20jj2i5. Provisions Lower and slow, exc?pt for rxrk, wnich is steady. Pork -512 37 cash: 12 20 February; Si2 75 Mv. Lird C6(Ti6 70. Bulb-meats Lonz clear. So 20; short ri), Sö 30; Hhort clear, $5 55. Bicoa Loo clar, 7; short rib, 176 12: short clcir, 57 257 37 P.eceipts Flour, 43.0CU bbls. ; wheit, tO.OOO bu. corn, 0,000 bu.; oats, 2 000 ba.' rye, 2.000 bu., barley, 1.C00 bu. 8hlprent Flour, 7,oia bis wheat, 51.000 bu.; corn, 3 000 bx; cat!, C.000 b i.: rye, 1,000 bu.; barley, none. Afternoon Board Wheit Lower but activ for May; 6c March; 91c May. Corn-Kasier; 35c February; 37c May. Oats-Dull; 31c May, BALTIMORE, Jan. 30 Flour Steady and quie: l?ovaid street nd Western supertiae, 75.''t 15; estra, 3 2u i 75; family, Si 15. vvheat Westera, lower; No. 1 Winter red, Kp-t. ,cSas9c; January, 8ö9c: February, 88389c; March, S0.330c; May, 939,';. Corn a estern steady and quiet, mixed, spot, 5u3oc; Jinusry, 5Cc; February. S(3iSc: Maren. 47 7?. Oats -Quiet and firm; Western white, h733c: mixa, 343n6e. Rye Firm at f,CC5c. Ray F.easy. Mess PorkOld, 1"; new, 513 75. Bulkmeats Shoulders and clear rib sides, packed. 5C J47 60. Bacon Shoulder-, 6 75; clear riD sides, 8 50. Hauas-512 253 13. Lard ReSned, S3 23. Butter Steady: Western, racked, 11321c: creamery, 22g3ic. Lg? Lower ardeasyat26S27c. Petroleum Nominally steadi; refined, 7K7c Coffee Uull and easy; Rio cargoes, ordinary to für. Sti29. sugar Q'liet: A soft, 6c. Copper Ketined steady at 109U. PrHcht to Liverocol-Duil, coitoa, 7-321: aoi;r, Is 9d; grain, 5(3 jd. Receipts Flour, 2.1jö bbls wteat. 40.0UO bu : corn Si.OCO buu: ots. 10.0C0 bu, thlpmenUi ".Heat. 6:?,000 bo.; corn. 31.C03 bu. PHILAD LL'xil A, Jan. 30. Flour Quiet. l-W'iiet: No. 2 red. JAnnary. bs .-tS92. Keur. ary, 8aC; Mirch, S990o; April, 91 t 91c: May, 95.o:c. Cvn-rirm, No 4 mix-l 47c; No. 3 mixe.1. 4Sf; No. 3 high mtxjd, 4S -: s'eairer vel'.ow, 50c: No. 2 mixel, Jan.iarv. ö ". (ilVic; February, 4St9o; March and April. 4S 04ic; My, 4HrH9c. 0. Lower: reiea'.ei white "8c; No. 2 do., 33c; future nominally unchanged. Lard-QnSet: reSned. 57 7333. Ezzt Dnll and easier at 2!st25c. Rocelow Floar, 9.000 bMs : wneat. 20.000 bu.; corn, 5S.00Q ba.; oats, 17.000 bu. Shipments-Wheat, 73.0QO bu.; corn, 34,000 bu.; ous, 6 00n bn. Wool -Quiet; medium washed, comb and delaine, 873Sc; medium unwa?hed do , 27J2SC. Omers unchanged CINCINNATI. Jsn. 33 Co'ton Quiet snd unchanged. Fiour Steady am unchanged. Woat rum; No. 2 red, 8c bid Corn Firm; No. 2 mixed. 4 11 Jo. Cats-Quiet at 33c Rye -Dull and Slowake. Baney f irm; No. 3 fall, 85c. Porz Dnll at S'2 25. Lard Dail at So Si. Buicmaü Dull and unchanged. Baon Quiet anl nnct.angtd. Butter Qaiet and unchaneel. Sois Firm: common and lUnt, f3 751 80: oackiup and tntcbers', ti toj; receipts, 2,i!0 head; Ehipmt nts, 1,800 head. TOLEDO, Jan 30 Wheat Weak: No. 2 rel, cash and January, 78c; Kebraary, 7sc; Maren, tOc; April, 8ic; May. 62e: No. 2 sott, sic. OornQuiet; No. 2, cash, 42c; February, 4rc; May. 42 42c. Oats Quiet: No. 2. 3lc. Rve-No. 2. C3c. Cloverseed Dull at 51 90; No. 2 51 75 ReceiptsWheat, ll.OOJbu,; corn. 5.ÜC0 bu.: ca:k, tcne. 8hlpmenri-Wheat 11.000 bo.; corn, 11,000 bu.; oats, tone. Oils. ANTWERP, Jan. CO. Fetroleum 17f. OIL CITY, Pa.f Jan. 0. National Transit eerCcates opened at 69c; highest, 6?c; lowest, 6ic; closed at 69c. Sales, 1 411,00 J b bis: clearances 4.240,000 bbl?.; runs. 61,573 böi.: shipments. 51.82 bbls.; charters, 13.492 bbis. Oil Cl'.y xchaage itcck, bo bids; U'jQ a-:ked. BRADFORD. Pa., Jan- S3 -Crnde Oil-Market quiet and apparently weaker. National Transit nd Tidewattr runn, Thursdiy, 51,311 bbla.: total shipment. 5.117 bbls.: charters 1M92 bbl.: etearacces, 3.070.0CO bbl. National Transit certificates opened at 69c and closed at 6)c: the highest price of the day was C9c; lowe-t price, 6:c Dry Uovds. NEW YORk. Jan. SO Dr7 Goodi-Denand an 1 movement previously reportel maintiice i. There is a good daily volume of buslnesi Current values are charaetarized by much eieadiness. CHICAGO, Jan. 3". -Whlsly-Stea Jr at 51 15. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 30 Whiscy Steady at 51 14. CZNCTNNATL Jan. 30.-Whi5ty-Steady at 51 13 BALTIMORsi. Jan 33. Whisky Higher and firm at tl 20&1 21. 'My wife suffered from rheumatism lor months. Ehe tried a number of medicines, but received little or co benefit. She commenced taking Athlophoros three days ago. and I can safely eay she has already received mere benefit from It than from all the medicines th hid Ukca before." J, Stephens,

ITn Green, Grant County, Wisconsin. The universal verdict as to Athlophoros is that it cures where other remedies fail. What an arrount of rnony might be saved if EurTerers would go directly for this recognized specific Defalratlou In a Hank. Nr.w Yoke, Jan. 30 The assignee of Cock s bank, of Havana. N. Y., has fi'-d his rrp'.rt, which shows liabilities, fll5,SOl71; htif'B. SC.161.f-5; magiDg a defalcation of S 109. 733 C6. Arxong tie liabilities are $ö V 22i l7 of certificates of deposits, which were htld largely by farmers. Türe blocd is absolutely necessary in order to enjoy p-rfect health. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and strenghthens the system.

Randall ainl CRrltt Visit Cleveland. Washington, .Täd. CO Representative Handail returned to Washington to-day from Altauy, N. Y., where he was in conference with President elect Cleveland Speaker Carlisle left for Albany laet evening. He will probably return here to morrow. Furify your blood, tone up the system and regulate the digestive organs by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, Sold by all druggists. More Mysterious. New York Jan. CO. Nothing has yet been learned cf the whereabouts of Ö. 8. Conant, editor of Harper's Weekly. Pinkerton's detectives are no longer working on the clue. Don't disgust everybody by blowing and spitting, but use Catarrh Remedy and be cured. hawking. Dr. Sage's The Week's Failures. New Yof.k, Jan. GO. The failures of the last seven days, reported to E. G. Don tG , number for the United Mtes, 317; Canada, 37; total, 354; as compared with a total of 411 last week, and 420 the wees: previous. What It Doe. Almost every Jady habitually uses some kind of hair dressing. It is a toilet necessity. Parker's Hair Balsam is the best, because it gives gloss and softness, arrests falling out, does not coil the most delicate fabric, is deliciously perfumed, cools the head, eradicates dandruff and promotes a luxuriant growth. Men who sutler through indiscretions, rerr ember Allen's Brain Food restores former vigor to brain and body. ?1 ; 6 for $5, at druggists, or by mail Irom J. 11. Allen, First avenue New York. 315 D A V 3 D ti 1 Lira Lb U PPT Tor the Cure- of Ttlrtncy And X-lrer Com plaint;, CeriHlnut'.vm, pr..i tr 1 1 dircrdert ariicj fiom an ijepure t-tJ-t of IL? LLOOD. To women wiio Fuiier fitm riTof tl.e illspefi liar to their tcs it an unfilir.p jrii-nd. AD Drarclsls. One Dalltr .iU,t?!c, ci addieis JDj. Dsrid Ki.nr.td y. ItoL.lout. N. V. ON THE ENGINE. Knnning a Locomotive While Deathly Sick Something the Passengers I)il Not Know A rhyelclan Saves an Engineer. Tavston, Ma??. Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y: Dkir sik I am an engineer on the O'.JColeny Railroad, nnd run the Fall P.iver boa: train between Fall River and Loel. resiling in Tauuton. For ten years I KiifferPd everything but death from dyspepsia. Oltea I hafl such rlindin? sick headaches that I could scarcely see. I thine this wm dee rartlv to irregular habits 01 eatine. and partly to the jar of the enclne. Sometimes my head would snao like neuralgia, and again the pain would settle ia my eyes, which wo a Id ff el as big ss a man's fisw. My breath was very offensive, and my food toured as soon as it entered royj stomach. In fact my stomach felt as though it were a great raw and sore surface, and what agony it gave pcrhaDS yon can imagine. In the summer and fall of 1S7G when we had tbe heavy centennial travel, the constant jar brought on accute attaccs nearly every week, and I thought I should have to leave the road. Bat I kept at work until tbe next sprint;, vrnen I crew fo much worse that I could virtually eat nothing, and concluded that my labor, and my lile, too, wpre about over. Remember, .hat I had tried every msdlcine I heard of. sn 3 had been treated by some of the best phyMciais in Taunton and Lowell. At this critical timA DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY was recommended tome. It was new to me, and with my experience of medicine, you can easily forgive me for saying that I had net a particle ef faith m it. I had taten it but a few days when I heran to get better. The raw and sore feeling le.'t my storrsch, and the 6uapp'.nz pains left my hea l, aud foon I was all ri?ht, and have been ever f ince. It is tbe only tains? that ever did meleatttha good, and it drove every ache, pain and discomfort compleielv out of my body. Now I kco KENNEDY S FAVORITE REMEDY with me on my engine, and it goet wherever I go. Why, Ibeli ve FAVORITE REMEDY will enra anything. One nisht, a while ago, John Laytoa, an engineer who runs the main line boat train fiom Boston, came on my engine 6ick as death. He was worn out with work, had a hi?h fever, and wastonervons be almost broke down cryln?. "Nonsense, John," 1 said, "cheer up, I've got something on my engine that w l t vo i up ia a jiffy." 1 took out my bottle f FAVJRITE REMEDY, lifted his head and car . .ia a good doe. He went to bed. Twodav a'ter I sa w him. looking as healthy as a butcher. Dan," he faid, "what was that miff yuu gave me th ntntr n'shlV "It was' DR. DAVID KENNEDY' 3 FAVORITE REMEDY, JRondout. N. Y ," said I. "Wei!, I don't care whose Remedy It i, It's the thing for a can on a railroad." 8o say w all. Years, etc, DANIEI, FIT TS. This p:ej amion goes to tbe root of the dl-ease by purijing the b'ool nnd rousing every ouau into healthy action. 1: Is useful at hom, shops, in oßlee everywhere. Dr. David Kennedy, Thydclm ana Surgeon. Rocdout. U . Y. 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Dcy art Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line, daily, s. and c c 4:0Cari Cin., Koshville and Coh Acc 11 :C5 ana Cin. and Louisville Mail, p. c 3:45 pta Clnäuaati Acc , daUy. 6 :55 pa Ar-'-e-lndlansijf4!s Acc, dally U:C5 am Wn. and Louis Mail, p. c -11:50 am Indianapolis Acc ....... t:20 pa Chicago and tit. Louis Fast Line, daily, b. and c, c.- 1C:45 pa CHICAGO DIVISION. Depart Chicago and Kock Island Ex 7:10 am Chicago Mall, p. c.. 12:10 pa Wettern Express 4:t5pn Chicago, Peoria and Burlington Fast Line, s , r. c 11:2C pta arrive C. aud I, Fat t Line, d'y, c. c s 3:25 ac3 LAfayctte Acc lC:55ara Clnn. and Louisville Mall, p. c. 3:30 pra Clndncati Acc e:42pra The time via C, I. St. I and C. and L. Z. axd ?. as follows: Leave IndA'polfs 5:O0psAr. Indla'polls 10:4Cara Arrive Lafayttte 1:2S pm Lv. Lafayette 8:05 act Arrive Bloom'tn 12: 10 amlLv. Bloom'tn 2:55 an For map, time tab.cn, rates of fare, aad ail Information .apply at Ticket Offlee, 1S6 South ll tools ctreet. and Union Depot Tleket Office. Chicago, Lonls and Flttsbnrg. (PAK-HASDLI AND PXX KBVLVANIA I1SK.) NewYork.PhdeIp'a,I Dmu Arm Wsshineton. Baltl- I more, Pirtsburg, and Columbus Express., Dayton iCoIuribus Ex. Elchmond Accommod&tlon New York.Philadelp'a, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburg. Columbus & Dayton Ex Dayton Ex press ...... 4:25 a.m. ll:S7a.ni t;S5p.n4 10:45 a.m.ia 4:00 p.m. h 9:Ca.ja, 4:55 p.m. 10:20 p.ra. .oo p.m. s io;20p,ic CHICAGO DITISI0N, VIA KOKOXO. ijouiBvine ana umcago f at Ex rref. 11:00 p.m. Louisville and Chicago 4:C0a,cu S:S5t TA. Express, p. c -J 11 :15 a.m. Daily. Dally except Sunday. e Sleeping car. a xiuiei car. For tickets and full Information call at ticket oftct Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington. and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket Othce. QWftbash, St, Lonls and Fact tile Railway. Departl Arrlvo Df t. t Chi. Sfall. 7 :15am I De t, Ex., s..MMM. S:00ara T l.Ft.W.&M.Ex 2:15pm Pacific Ex .ll:30ara Lh. Ex., d'ys.... 7;15pm Pct.&Cbi. Ml. :66pra ToLFtWADttdy ll:OOpmiTol.FtWJtDetdy, S:59Hn Fortickets and full Information call at City Ticket Office, a 8o. I1L su or Uniou Depot Ticket Office. Indianapolis and Vlucennea. Depart ArrlTe Ml. & Cairo Ex... 8:isam Vincennea Ac.-.10:4Oara ViucciiiitB Ac.-.. 4:0Cpm ML St Cairo Ex... 6:30paa for tickets and lull information call at ticket effitt Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and Illinois streets, or Union Dpot Ticket Office. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis Depart! Arrive Cin., Day 6 Tol... 4:00am!Connerer. Acc. s ?Cara C.,D.,T. NiN.Y. -.10:45am, Cin., P. & St. I 11 :fCajxi Ccnntrsv. Acc.. 4;25pm Cin. Acc- 5:0Cra C. .D..T.fcN.Y... 6:35pmCln.. P. A SL I 10:4Cpa Indiana, Atloumliiaon aud Weatern. PEORIA DITISOy, Depart. I Arrive, raciflc Ex A Mail 7:25an!K.Ji?,Exr.r, a dy S.tCacs K.&T.F. Ainer-c 5:07pmjClncin.8Tec. r.cll:C5aa MR I.l d.s.r.clltiCDmlAllaniicElAM... ClSCpa tT. IOl'IS DIVISION. MooreCeld Ac e:3Cpm!Mall fc Day Ex.ll:0Ciitn xtfallÄ Day Ex.-. 5:0i)mjMooreCeld Acc. 6:1Ctu EAPTKBN DIVISION. E'nEx.r.c.s 'Id... 4 :20am: PaclflcEx.r.c dly 6:56ana Day Ex- ll:45amj Western Ex.... 4:4!pia Atl'c Ex,r.c.,dly. 7:lcpm!aAB.,Dear.cd.lO:2frni For tickets and full information call at tte i"ew Ticket OSice, 5o. 13S South Illinois street oral the Union Depot Ticket Once, , indicates sletper; r, c reclining cars. Loatxvllle. New Albany and Cblmeo. (Mlcblran City and Grand Rapids Division.) Depart. I Arrive. Frankfort Acc- 5:GCpm Indlanap'UsM'l- f :l?rra Mich.C.Ngt Ki.,11 :20pm lnd. g't Ex. d.s. S:Sjaa) Mich. City 2ri...l2:45pmlndIanapolis Ac.lC:OCanj For tickets and information, call at Union De pot and 26 South Illinois street. Indianapolis and SU Louis. Depart. Arrive; Day Exprcfs rs... 7:10 am;N. Y. & B. Ex.- 8:45 am Paris Express...- :50pm Local Paw . 9:50 am B. JibU U Ex... 6:25 pm Iud'apolis Ex. 3:00 j.ra N. Y. & Bt. L. Exll:x0 pm.Day Exprew 6:-5 pia For tickets and all Information c&l! a: city csce Ko. 'i Bates Hoote Block. Union Depot and Maa chusett Avenue Derou Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati arxl In dianapolls. Depart. I Arrive. N. Y. A Eo Ex... 4:00 am L. N O & StLEx :40 an? D. S. & ti. Y.Ex 3C:10 am W.Ft.W.&M Lx.!C:45 ara ado. v mim tx. 11:15 am B. usr. &A. jx. 2:20 to W.FUW. & M.Ex 5:55 pm N, Y. & B. Ex.... 7:15 pm B. Ind. & 80 Ex. t :QO v m N. Y..&Ö.L.EX Il;15pirj bkigktwcod' LiV15:0X. Depart Arrive. 4:00 am 2:20 pm 3:30 pm 5 :25 cm 6:0am....- 4:55 ra 6:15 m lOim C:50rn 10:10 am 1... ......... 2 :0Cpm. ...... 10 :S5 rrx 11:15 am ........ 7:15 pm 3 :2opm. . For all information, rates. irarp. time tablpa. etc, call at the Unlop Ticket Office, Bates HoKr corner, Meftachusetts Avenue Depot cr at the Union Depot. STATE KAILWAT TIBIE TABLE. Lvausvillc find Terre Haute Uallroad. fVfa Vanrloll Tina 1 . 1' J i-ve-ina:anapoi:s am,vPii:55 am 10 pn 4 MS pa Terra Haute.. lür40 am Jt:00 00 am 23 am Arr Eansville.....i 4:00 pm! 7:05 pm Lve Eanfcv:iie 6:i5 am i6:i5 amrl0:30 urn 8:15 pxa ah Acrrc ubuie.. iu:uj am i:n Inditnarolis-I 3:30 pm 4:10 Daily, t Daily except 6unday. s Sleeping Car. pm ii:oipa pi - i 3:5C arr r Parlor cr. EvaHsvill aid Terre llante K-Olruad. I Via 1. and Ft. L. Railway. Lve IndlanMr-olis- 17:10 ain j 1C:W pm Terre Haute. 10:41 am p 3:0Cr,m9 4:C0anx Arr-Evanivi.le 4:Opm 7:CPdt 7:25 am Lve Evansvthe-... 15:05 am;Pl0:: am.'s S:15pm Arr Terre Haute .. lu:00 am p 2:17 pm s II :50 picv Indianapolis.! 3:15 pm) 6:?5pu 3:45 arri Daily, t Daily except Sunday. ? Parlor car. s Sief-pine car. Kf 1 Hiver. IXAVX tAST. 4FK!VK, :30 pm 7:00 am;7::o cm 1:X pa Transport 7 Denver I. P. & C. CrosslncJ 9 CoIumblaCity.il Auburn June 1 COpm 7:53 am S:2pmIl:S1aa :31 pm 9:45 ami4:4.i pea 9;12 ata :12 pm 10:50 pm 8:5 pm 7:i5 am A REIVE. I LEA VS. 00 am 11;30 am 2:45 pm 6:3C Entler ra L.og;aDBport, CrawfortTille and weotern Ytudalla Line. tiontb SCTJTH.

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a. zn. p. m. 7:00 3:00 dep....Loganfport ar 8:55 10:40 9:52 12:05 4 :5 oepcoirx via L CA L. ar 6:S5 ar....Indlanapo".Is. jdep 5:4' ar Crawi'ordrville. dep 8 :00 ar Terre Haute dei Fort Wayne, (Mar.lnnatt and I.oulsTllle. (Leave Indianapolis via Boe Line.) BOnHWaEU. NOETHWA ED, p. zr. a. m. 11:1s; C:00pm 'Ar, Ind'capoL'a Lt. 4:CC 10:10 IC 9:ili S:t7 pm - ... Munde . (:t l:t5pra 7:ti I2:f8pn j " -Bartford... " C:87!2:C0pra C 5C12apm tM ...Blufiton... " 7:sr 2-5 pra 5:5C.ll:C0ami'LT. r"ort Wayne Ar, t:30' 4:0pax Direct connection at Fort Wajce th L. 3. an 1 M. f. trains lor all po.nts north and tal Cincinnati, Hvabaah and Michigan, via lie Line. Ind & Gr R Ex... 4:15aniWtbA!sd ex.ll:CS aa Mich & So B Exll :00 am'cin & lnd Ex 2:30 pm Wataih Ex e:10 pmIxd A 9? L Ex ll:l0ri Wabash Kallway. From Lalajctte Junction. connecUn with 1, C. and L. Zxprew, west ;il:O0am'H:lSam :25pra LxpruA, eait...l 2:iCaia a.Ciasi l;UCp