Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 84, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1885 — Page 6

THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL' WEDNESDAY MORNING MAitOIl 25 1885

YiiiAllCiALAIlD BRClAu HONEY AND STÜCKS.

Nw York Ftnaactal SIrkt. NE W YOSJC, March 2l.-Mney- J i 31 per xnt. Priae Mercantile Paper 15 pr cent -orernment Bnda-,V üiber for 4,1; per cent. Cf.iil-fiiH unchanged. F.MlrcM Eoads-Market quiet anl irregular lor everything except Nickel Plate nMs, tbe toti of which ft G-i2,COl) were over ball of tbe total Initios in 11 bonds traded in dunu? the day. Tl y ci ened at 75, ro?e early to 73, broke in the frrtueon to 71, and rallied ia tne afternoon to 7; 4, at which they closed. The break to-day was Kidtd by report that tep would be taken to p'ace the company in the hau ls cf a Receiver. W't-ht Shove was also weak, decllninj from 31 toi?, acd tloslcs with a lots of Jalf cent. at3iV.. rjfate Bonds Quiet and steady. The f tcek market was attain irregular, active Ld feverish. The atreet we9 well supplied with rumora throughout the day, sotie of which, upon inveMisation, proved to have more or less foundtkn in fact. First qnotat'ons were Irresular, but the general market soon developed considerable strength, and ice test prices were generally made In the iirfct hcur. Earlv trading waa marked by ctavy sales of Pacific Mail. It ia believed that holders of thia stock are Sellin; oa each rally, rumora industriously circulated t&3 past few day to the e!Tect that the difl'erencss l3twecn the l'actnc Mail anl raid tic railrnaistud kn practically settled appear to have no foundation. In fact, the Pacific Mail othciali claim they 'will not cotsider the p-oposltlon, wnich doM not li.cree the sutsldy, wnile tne railroad otileilj arp tquady as positive in tieir a-sertions that they will Lot pay as much as heretofore. It is claiuiel by perons who are in a j o-itioa to know that the next dividend will probably no: be paid, tue Company keeping a'J its money lor the purpoe of crryin-t on ihe liht Ti.h the railroads. After midday the market became, weak aul later in the afternoon was heavy. Tne selling of St. Faul .following the announcement that the exscutive CvmrDiiou had laiieJ to meet-to day to recommend what should b dona in resarl tothedec aration of a dividend, and stock accilned on tbeRrowinr impression that the dividend would be very small or possibly passed altogether. There will be a meeting of the directors tomorrow, when the question will be decided. Jersey Central also develoced srrcat weakness on account o! the troubles in which the company finds itself by the failure of iteadlog to meet the payments provided for under its leasj. The strong stocks on the list have been Northwestern. VanJerbilt and Gould 6tocks. The last ireuiioued, with the exception of Union Paclüc, has teen very quiet. Mr. Gould is expected bck to morrow, but friends say he will probably have I'ttletodo with the stack maiket at preseat. Trading iu St. Paul and i'acific Mali amounted to 115.CC0 state, leaving less than 181,100 share to the remainder of the lit. Tne third most active stock was Union Faciu?, which appears to have lout all its friends anions the old ball pirty. A Kf od deal is beard on the street about the probabilities of a thorough investigation by th Dapirtn.ent at Washington and the probable discoveries that will follow. A 6yncpsls of the annual report tirtn out at the Boston meet ins; was mads p i Ue b re before the c'ose of the Board. Lackawanna ia the only steck In the active list that show a av ?iu M per cent. ice cirtctors met this week an l daelar a dividend. While it Is known tome of them favor a reduction pendln? present troubles amont: railroads, a majority of the board beaded by the President, n earnestly opposed to any caan?e aud it is Reu'.rally believed by insiders that wi'u re 2 per cenr. for tn quarter. Jersey Central aliows a net decline of 2;; per coat. Tae strong est stock on the Hit was .New York central. Transactions on Htocx Excaange atxrejatel '295.U0 rare, of which 17.CUJ v. ere lACks wanna. ll.txOLake ior. 'SjJ.Od Northwestern, ltU'OJprrey Central. 27.C00 New York Central, 56.030 facia Mall, 47,(0.) HL Paul. 2i.(f)0 Union Facitic. 11.') kj NVectera Union, and H.OvO Northern I'aciu pre ieired. Minic? Stocts Market rar;deritely active; Buiwer fold at 46. Belfast VI. Bodte A seller U: I'-n nolilaifd Carina 6 '. Central Ar!.na 2). i"onoitda'ed California, and Virginia 4U; Sulird Tunael 110. rovx2NXT sacrarr:. BttrllBg, W Cays 454 !0. 3. VJ3..... ßUllng. Bljat... .4s7 Meir ü. H. V..... 122 ., f pcx cent tondi.iciM Hot Tae parctslui prl. lor i?ovcrjriett bsadi la Indianapolis varfo "otj the New York qaatatlont X 31 per cent ficiZfl ri .. 1:.") 176020 P5. new -17! Cent. FaciSc flrsa -112 !Tex. P. Una scran u. 3! JLrle s?conG &-'i 1 ex- r. K10 ur&aae. oLenten & Wliks. . 35 .Unlin Fsc flr?t8....ll2: i LOTiiauna consuls . tb iu. t. :ani zranta...io. Mljsourt 6 s.-.- MH1.; Ü.P. stakingfund...lHl4 ct. Joe . , Ji;-4 virzirrat'a s. fi P. A a. C- Cr5ts.m I Virginia coptcla . 4 Tanneosco C'i.. Do, dcferred.M.M.. 6ZH3RAL STOCKS. Adani UprcsA...132 Morris A Zss?x....ll A Adleghony Cectrai. 3S'NahTlli9 AChaL.... Alton 4 'Tcire U 10 i S. J. Central ö. A & T. U. pfd.. . t0 i Norfolk A W. pf d... 21 s Anricju. tipps- 1 uiortnera raciac - 1 i ML (JelAt (LAN.. 60 Do. rfd. .... 40 Canada Faci 3 rj 37 Northwestern- 'Ji Canada Soathem Sl'Scrthwcstera pfd.'.3J üntr&l Pacific- 31 New York CentraJ s v'.w if uptake ck Ohio.. bV Ohio Cf uiral . fo, firt preferred 't Ohio A MisfisMppi... Ihvi ix, r-end.-. CiO. A MIsr. pfd "') t;,iicao A Alton l y9 Oataxio A Westem.-l"!; (1, A A. preferred IV) ; Or ezoa Navigation., t.7s Ualc. Pert. A Q 121 U OreKoaTranscon't'l. 12' ä rureoa tmproveiu u V V m 0,BU UAPittsbor- 8 rxp.'d is O.D., EAn. A CJeye.. ir2 0., a, c. a si Delaware A Hnd... 7f, Uecina Mali 4 J hinana. y Peoria, D. A E. 1- .; Pitteburi;. ?. Pullman Palace Car.l;: no'. At Iju in )t Readln?.... . 11 Denver a . Grand-. 7!.; Roca IfeUnd. Ill Z I 8 MMM1M Ma preferred-., I.V. HC L. A Hr. Fran H 25 I Do, preferred.... 321 yV'Do. örst pfd - 8i f '-.'St. Paul 6. XütTeiinefstö. Do. referred . IT - tX'.a O 1 1 1 O ' Knl M 1,1. I Uli I BkJ WO.. ...... j Ut. 1 Ui UlU.imxunalVI J Hannibal A Et. Joe, 33 (St.PanlA Maua...... SS Do. preferred. S5Ji St. Paul A Omaha.- 2T J liirleia 19 i i?t. P. A O. pld. Ml i Houston A Texas... 12 Taxas Pacific I0r8 Ullnoia Centra 123 Union l'aclfla... . 424 Indiana, B. A W . 11 J. S. Express-. 5u Kansas A Texw....... 17,Sl W., St. L. A Paci2c 4 1 ' iAke rie A West It 1D0. pfd Ii t Lite Snore. C.'V Wel'w A Farzo Ex.:ü LOU., N. A. A Chi.- 21 col. coal id -4 'Dead wool 1 Komef tAice 2 0 Man., & cm. ist pfd 10 Do. second pfd..... ft Mem. A Charleston.. 37 iron -Juror .n iChlsan Centrai.. 51'.; Ontario... 17 inn cap, A St. L..- 11) , tsicfllver. Do preferred...... . 2-i Do. preferred..... Mlsfourl i-acUio.... to Isouta Pawnic... MotLie A Ohio. Idntro. 11 To return Money and Stocks LONDON, ilarca 21 Console 9711-lCc. railroad Bonda Erie, YS seconds, Lli; New York Central, t3: Illinois Cen'ral. l'ennylrania Central. 554: Ityadinp. S'4; Canadian I'acitif, ?b: : fct. Paul. 7:-i4. Bar silver, 431-16. PARIS, Maren 24. Rentes-Slf 70c. CO mi K KCl iL The weather, though considerably modified f -o-n the cold of last Week, is still laciiag ma iy concomitants of the Ideal spring; hence bufineaa is not uita as Jlourishiaz as would be the eirunder mere favorable metcoroiocical condl iens Groceries continue to move slowly, and no new developments are acted la drices. Fish are active and qoidj a jrocd business. Drus are quiet. Leather u nDtm"Vini quite as freely as hereto ore. Wheat Loval markets rule stcaly at quotation. Receipts cf cradeable steck very llsht, and all ofTerinp; will readily bris full quotations. 'iible supply only fhous trnall increase of 4. .'to buihe'.g, f howlc? that rcc?ipts and thipmenis are atout equal. New York ic Ftrorer: Baltimore J'i?4C better, ar.d Chicago steady. Corn In gocd deffiaud, but prices for some trades a.e a sfca.ie lower, ltcceipta liberal, and we note a good demand from interior points. Futures in no request. New Ycrk '4c higher: Baltimore steady, nrd Chicago 4c of! for April, and May quoted steady. Notwithstanding a general Improvement ia receipts, yet the Tßlble anrply exhibits a ireaier improvement in shipment?, there beleg 217,213 bushels lesa la sight than a

ata Bteady at quotations, with a good local dec and fox ipot deli? erics. The ioUowin tabie mow Uta receipts of train it IM point tor the pu; twenty-roar noun;

EeoelTel Flour, kbit. Wheat, bzCora, tuM 2UIX) oti, en. stye, on The Iüllowlnz utte mows the amount of train la store at this point: Wh't I Cora. CaU. I Kye. Eeraicr A Elevate. B-. 87.7001 3-5.0X 15.MC1.. 12,4X1 27.0)1; H.60C!. .. ii nor. .sntTi fYi. CaplUll .ator.-. 2.0C0, wtanE!. vator... tevatcr D.. ... Total.. 83.1C0 C3.0X 230, Ooiretip'K clay lat yea: ll l.OCC 5L00C1 SCOCl 1S.CC0 Idoar, Gralu and 21 ay, Jlonx Patent. 84 75X5 00: extra fancy, 14 CO I M: faner. 53 904 00; choice, 33 73(23 90: family, 1 1 6533 60; treble extrA. U 602 75 : double extra. ri 4Ca2 50: extra, 92 2532 85: tuperCne, S2CC3 2 15; fine, 12 CO. Wheat We quote:

Eld. Asked. 5 iriot :7 8t tracx m track 85 7S track M C5 trad 72 Bid. Asked, 44 track 4 42V-S track 42) a track .. 42 track 43 41K track iy 41 track 42 u&cc 4ii 4; tracx 43 track S7 track 40 42,4 track 41 Bid. Asked. 3:5'.; tTICk 3i S2 tracJt S2 trara 84 HO track

So, 2 Moa. No. S Med. No. 3 Bed. No 8 Eed Eejected - Corn We auote: No. 2 wnite-. No. 8 Whitexcilow .... Hlzh lUxca. Mixed. Mixed rejected High mixed rejected. Rejected yellow No. 2whlte rejected Unmerchantable Bound Ear. Oats We quote: No. 2 white - Liht mixed Mixed Kejected Rye Na 2, nominal. Bran Firm: 814 00 bid: no sellers. Hay Prime Timothy, nothing doing. CHICAGO MASKKTS. FurnlsBed by H. K. Kinney A Co., Grain and ProTuaon üroxers. no. y unamcer 01 commerce. 1 March 21. Open'g 1 II -ghat. (Lowest (Closing wheat April.. May. June-. Corn April. 9

3 7Ca I 0 7'.? 8 fcl'4 37 'i 41', sr: si?; 1 May.m ' , ret 41 'J 27V June... April.-M-iy June... Oats - Pork - April..

7Tef I -5 S7'4i 37j4i 41-J 41fs 27 !4 27? 4 31!..: 3l:

11 75 11 7S 11 75 11 75 11 .li 12 03 11 SO 11 S 12 1J 12 10 11 SO It '.' ft 8 I 6 6 Nj 6 SO 6 87 6 90 f. 85 6 8' 6 .)7 C J7 0 l2 6 'J" 5 v5 5 y j : 92 f y C 10 6 10 6 12 6 02 6 17 6 17 6 10 6 : J

May .... June... Lard - April.. May..June... B!c - April. May.. .. June ., Ftimated receipts of hogs for to morrow, 1S.C0U head. tar let Wheat. 141. corn. 417; oats. 111. INDIANAPOLIS WUOLKULB MAKKK Dry Goods. FHJ NTS. fTlndaor fancy e Pacific fancy... 6 Cocbeco fancy, 6 Richmond fancy-. ö bferrlmack lantry., tv,, v)nesto?a fancy V,, Berwick fancy....- .t Helmont laucy- ... Hamilton fancy....--. 5 American fancy,......-.6 Wajh'n'toa lad. bine-? American Ind.blua..7K Albion solid OH SiniDhoa'a miuin? 6 8eel Biver fancy- 5X Dunnell fancy.-... 6 American ahlrilcg 4V Allen fancy 5' Allen ihirtinz ......4 Merrimack shirtln.-4H DRE83 FAERIca. PfjclUc poplin Ins- 9 Pacific cashm'r8....10 Hamilton alpacasHamilton a4 mix to Pacific 5-i Australian crape...- 18 Pacific 6-4 A. C. II 30 Pacific 6-4 E. X. cash.2C i Pacific 6-4 A. U. casa.25 Manchccter cash-10 Manchester H DeB-13; Atlantic alpacas. .10 Atisatic G. L. cash. ...21 AfJxatlc r. cathm 23 Pacific 1403 lawns lOSi Pacific Organdy 11 I'acific Chanbray 9 Pacific cretonne - 8 Pacific c f. suitings.- $S Pacific percales...! Pacific nun's veil's:... 1 5 AriiuKton 4J-lu nun's eilin s ... 3 2 H Arlington i gray cashmere .......15 ESOWJ COTTONS. Atlartio A., Mvn:a Rirr... .. Lu'"rence I L Bedford R, ."4 Hill's Yardstick ... 6V4' 'S by, I rremont C. C Ind'an Iiead-.-.. Stark A- , Con esteem W..., 7 Haransck ..7 Peprerell R...... Ctlca C.... Pepperell TL. ........ .7 Boott XXMasfiachUKetts B. B.....5'i Windsor H COTTOK8. Peppereil 9-4.. Pepperell 10-4 18 20 ELXACHSD Androscoggin L liCnsdalc . . Barker MlllsFaxwell . ... 7y, Balltrdvale I 4MIMt Maf on Tille ..... - 1 AamsuttA.. ...... Fruit of the Loom... " , U'll'i Un.tr. rs n 1 Farmers' Choice..., Dwiiiht Anchor..... Pcc&honifts ... Chestnut Hill Lonwlalo Cambric Just Out LA5KXIA, ... 6 BlAcl stone A. A..... 7i Hope VA rttctTille...-.-.... 7 Pepper- 1 3 4.... -20 -. Sx4 ... 7 ... to 1 Pept-trell 10-4 22! 1 CCTTOM 1 B'n ... 7 9 -. m ... 6 Bl'd! B'n .... 6 .... .... 7 71 r .... 8J4 s .... c4 . .. 7 1 r .. 4 Vf ... 7i .... 8!i .... 9-2 red fremont DL.. Tremcnt Ii,... rremont P .. Tremont Tremont Y.... Tremont X.... Nashua O...... Nashua FF-... 7 8 9 10 11 12 I Tremont F 7 Tremont U.. Tremont Tremont B. .. Tremont N... Tremont O... iFllertonCN. 7' 4 8'a 10 7 lEllertonCM 7H'EHerton CL. 8 iKllerton V.. 8;El)ertcn T... tyt Ellerton B... s Nashua ...-. S',4 '2 athua T... Nashua D.. Nashua C... 7 fsashna B... Nashua A. 9 Eiierton R.. H Kllerton Q.. 10'Ellerton P.. 114 Eilerton O.. 14 IKllerton N. GINGHAMS, 9'i - 8 ... 9y: .022 ....10 ....tO'S ..ii4 ....12 11 13 Nashua AAA Nashua X....M Ka&hut XX... Acoskcas. 74 Wamsutia 6t4 LAacAsier . 7)4 Berkshire. b . Bates. . 7 iNormandie 8 Glasgow. 7 YOf )L itMtwH amx 7 White MTg Co 7 Royal. 8 Renfrew dress - Johnson bnk fold... 0 Ist, K.AIIW AND CHKTIOTS. Amc?kear.. .9 Alabama plaids.. - Amoske&g, fancy ......30 Louisiana plaids Bates 8S4 Ottawa plaids . OtlsBB... . 8i;tdlnbnig cho7iots Park Mills, 70 check 12 2yerett cteylota.. Park Miila, 80 check..lS Great Kepntllo cnty. 7 9 9 7 Economy check 9i Columbian... it OUs check Hamilton stripes.. DXJflSfJ. - ..10 Otis, A X A Otis B B .... Otis C C A mos k eag-.... .... ..1? lYorx, blue...12 York.slate.. 14 M XX -11 York, fancy... 14 Oakland. A... 14 Columbian,... krerett... 7 Haymaker. i Boston ... 7X Amoskea?, A O A.-...13S Lewistoa, M... , .1 4 -14S A2l xork, so in.. ..liH'Lewiston, Z2... Connestoea. B F..... 1 ;Lewiston. S3 Oonestosa, extra 13 Oakland, A.. ... Ooestcga, 0 OA .US Oakland, A A - 7 7 4 P BAGS. ,.-19 aranger...-. 2) (Lewiston.... American... Frankllnvllle .- -22 euirk, a .236.aeorgia, A. l&X CAJtrrr cnxiy, WhliC IS iCoTerlet Chain 2C Colored , andle Wick 22 No. 600 Cotton Yarn -.1 0 20 iTwino.. -.2 -Tne Produce Market. cs raying lie per doz.: rroa store, 15o; iauei-creaaery fancy.: 7 a23c: choice. lSfl-iX;; aairy, selected, lsiec: country, fancy, 15c: swec; ton, itc; medium grades, C3Sc: lorr graac?, xjic per lb. Penary Hens, uo per la.; roosters, 5c: sTrln? cmciena, ?c: hen turkeys. lic: torn turkey. ec: oia gece. ana well-leathered, per doa.,80 uC; uuexs. per uoz., is co. Feathers Prime geoe, 45ct mixed and ducks, at ,525c Rass-1K WC. Wrviti Tl K.WUEft.-1 an -1 vl.iVn.- n cS medium, 20c: unwashed common, 20c: unwasnci fine, 16c; Corwold, lie; Jo. ccarse, lC317c; do. oottcn cceces, i4.4idc The Provision Market, Eelcw are the present lochias prices: eagia idoats, caaTaei or plain lplaiamea4

oot a-naranteed aeainit skippers )5. C. Hami: 10 to 12S Ue. aver ae, ll4c; la lbs. averaze, 11c; 17K Its. average, lCl4c: 20 lbs. average, loc; heavy averanea, 2(25 Iba. 9ic Oottaxe hams, 74c: C ailiorulm buna 7o; English breax(aat tacou. c.'ear, lie: agliih ihonlden, lieht. 61c: Knglun ahouldera, heavy, 6Vc; tamlly shouldera, piece averaging to 10 Iba, 6c; dried beef, 15c Bacon Clear Udes, light or medium wt. tc: do bellies. Hcht or mMiam wt.. 8-: do ttcks, llht or medium wu, 7jc; French flitch. 7-1 b pc. 7c D.ö. and Pickled Meata-Easlisn cured, clear .idee or backs, nnsmoked. 7V4c; Bean po-k. clear, r.er bbL, 2u0 lbs., 115 60: pork, clear, per bbl.. 2GC its. til CO; family pork, clear, pex bbl., 203 lbs,, 2 CO: Orally beef, per bb!.. 2fxl lbs., US, lard Pure kettle-rendered in tierces, 8i: In ca.I barrel orbO-lbtuba, SVyC', iO-lb tin tubä, 9c: ;fcpatis, Sc: lü-lb pails, 9Hc Bologna in cicth 6;c:intkln, 7c Tf. Orocery Markettine te-Full cream. New York. 14315c: Ohio,

0: pa- sifm, t(äc per pound; ltconsln, Kc: ' 1C 1 . lit. Coa;.-c. mmn, sKWc: ordinary, 1C14 J ile; fair. llV"i:;c; prime, lZVattJic: trsctiy rtn3. 1 iö'vblc r. crotce. n&Uc; Old -v---3Jfr t Java, li.iCk25Sc: McLAUgalln'S XXXX roaiicd. 1-lb packages, 100-lb cases, I4V4C: rd-lb do., U;Ic; Arfcnckie's rotated. 14 ic; Lever:ie's, 14V c: CaMoba, 14c; Gates' A No. 1, 15:;c; Catea prime, I4J4C Sngars ottlcaf. 7Kc; powdered. 7o: p-nnn latea, Ctfc: eundard A, 6;v'354c; off A. 5 tfäl yrhlu extra O. bYVc: llsht brow. 5i 5c: common gr-.e, b jbc; New Orleans brown, 'ilolaees and Syrupa New crop New Orleans nioiaasc. 50ijtj5c; syrup. 28:a45c per pal. for common tochoice; maple eyrnp, 81 10;41 35. Rice Carolina and Louisiana, 6537c eplcea Pepper. 18fl'JVic; astpico, 10tli2c; cloves, 2025c; glncer, I7a2c; cinnamon in matf, 12,315c; nutmegs, 75&c bait Lake, In car lota. 95c; dray lota, tl 0031 C5; email lota, 10c more from store; dairy, C2 2-5 i3 00. etarch Refined pcarL IVXf33KJ wr lb. : Eureka, 4c; Champion glosa, lamp, cCSc; Improved corn, iyQ,4c fcalt FUh Mackerel, extra moss, 524 per bbl.; halves, 81250; No. 1 mackerel. jlsgjO: halves. S'l C4 10; No. 2 mackerel, tl2 50J14; halves, ;5 50S; No. 2 medium. ES: halves. 84 50; No. S mackerel. ICÖ5 50; halves. $393 50 No, 1 white fish. 87 50; boneless fish. 8-ä per ltw ids.: cou -Icies cna. 85(07: extra. 810: Grand Bank. 85a5.c per lb. : family white nsn. lu per imj wi. ; 0. 1 Picxerei. 83 00 per 1C lbs.; hauibui, lie perib. Forelzn Fruiw Lonaoa layer ramns. new, t3 253 t0: new Valencia, llfftlisc; Balwna, 14c; new Muscatel raisins, twocrown, 82 85313 to; uaafornla L. L.. 82 60: three crown. 3 20. Lemons Mestica. 83 5CQ4 to. Prunes - New Turkish, e '": 8nitarado.,8Kc; currant, 6c: new figs, layers. 12c Dates Matw. 44fx'; tard in ten pound toxes. 9310c Oranees Florida, crate, 8451 4 50: MefslnaUranses tilngitu.,s so2 lb- Qouwe O.. 82 75(C3 CO: Valencia caea. 85 50 -7 00: Peanuts Raw, Tennessee, 4X(5Ho; Wilainztoa, 8 He: reacted, 10c; Tennessee, 4KC6C Bananaa UA2 per bunch. Cocoannts 81 50,43. ijannea uoooa we auote: lonawes, 8 lbs.. S5c($31 00: Peaches. 2 lbs. standard, 81 55,141 70: 3 Iba., 81 9032 00; seconds. 3 lbs. 81 b0 (31 60: 2 lbs., 81 851 4ü; Pie Peac&ea, 3 lbs, 81 15. 1 20; 6 lbs., 1 9.5 iti 00; Elack berries, 81 10.31 15; Strawberries. 81 10 '41 15: Raspbon-ies, 81 13(1 25; Cherries, red. 90O9öc: white. 81952 20 fetring Beans, SOtSoc: Green Peas, Yarmouth corn. 81 551 20: Moontain Snc&r Corn, 51 253 i 50: Ktandara 2 Its . 90c(4l 00; rdackareu 81 25(1 35: PineApplea, 81 60(42 CO; ft&ixnon, 1 lb 8ifogi70; Tumbler JeliKs. 853Wc; cove Oysters. 1 Ib.. Il2ht welcat, 6.57iJc; 1 lb, full weight. 81 1031 15: 2 lbs.. nht weim. giu; 3 lbs., full weisrht,81 8531 95: Sardine. French, l4n, $1 75 per doz.: American, Vi", 90o per dcz; AnnlBs. 8 lbs, SCOQjo; 6 lbs. 82 50(32 60; gallon. 82 0 33 63. Vegetables and Fratta. Eeana Choice ravy, 81 50: medium, 81 to. Marrows, 822 25; CalL'ornia, 8. Potatces 82 00Q2 &5 per bbl: 65365c per bn. 8weet Potatoes Philadelphia Jereys, 85 A5 60 ; Ealtlmcres, 1131 50: Kentucky, 8-1 25(4i 10. Appiea cnotce. 83 00(33 53 : fancy. 83 &03 : com mon, 81 253 1 50. Dried Apples Evaporated, 833c; common dried, 535)iC Peaches Drlea peaches, naavet, 8Sl5SCI tia;ifornia halves, lie: evaporated, 16V;17c. Cabbage New, per bbl . 52 03, Onions -84 00,4 50 per bbL Honey 18O20C Seed. Seed Timothy. 81 4C31 CO rer runel: clover. 84 75 per bushel; bine grass. 81 10 per busheL Goal and Co fee. Pittsburg, per ton, 84 00; anthracite, 87 00 1 Eaymond City . 84 00 : Indiaaabloci, $;C3.-cke, lamp, 10c: coke, crusaed, 12c; Jacxson coal, 33 ii Etout S coal. U 50. Hides, Leather and Tallow. Hemlock sole. 243320: oak sole, 333?so; Penn sylvania harness leather, fö.fy37c: hamoes l3ntaer. 29-35c; bridle leather, per dox., 8.'037J; elomtßtlc kip, &ogsoc; rrenca aip, uci u; aomesuo caii, 7uc3i U; French can, 5t iuy4i 0. aide No. 1 cured. 7iay4c; io. 1 cfTeen, S'-vc; So. 1 calf. 9310c: cured. 10311c: dry ait, Itc; lint, 12c; No. 2 hides, c off. Tallow-Prime, 5K3öc; No. 2, bW,n. GreaseBrown, 433c: white, 6i4k3; yellow, K5Kc .... uruj jiaritec. Alcohol. 82 2532 30; calomel. 73355c: camphor. iS330c: cochineal. 533C0o: chiorotorm, 9Cc3il to . gum opium, 84 2534 60; Indigo, 81 0033 CO; mon phine, 8J 4C33 65. oils 4;astor, 81 55(31 txi; sweet oil, 90c(4Sl So; olive oil, 81 5033 00; berjramo SSanderson'a), 82 2532 50; lemon (Sanderso-'e), 1 7c2 00. Quinine P. A W'., 81 0Ö31 10; ciachonida, 40315c American bi-carb, eoda, 430c ; isncllsh do.. 536C Sana uarr&t's. 2-oa. pack., II 00 per doz.; 4-ox. bottles, 83 00 per dox, Fiovo's iujpDur. 431c lurpenuno b63c: unsiisi Venetian red, by bbL, 2Vic; less auantitlos, o. ladine-St CO; Iodide potash, 83 00. Cloven, 20 .4 ic. itnutjarb. vocozi 2j. wiaaow gu&a, w ana 3Co; double, 70 and 10 per cent oZ. Iron and öteel Market, Bar Iron 81 9032 10 ; rates ;hoop iron, 52 50 rat:a Vcrway and aweeu iron, 5c rates: horse shoe lroa, c Korso tihoe Barden A Perkins, per kbg,8l 0J; na:e shoes, 81 per ke? advance. Horse Bhoo Nall -Northwestern, Gloeand Putnam,per box,?4 50. 3ast Steel Best American, per lb.. 13o; sarin tteel, (r ; tire steel, 4c ; too calk steel, 5c ; machinery iteei, 5c, Ntila 82 25. Mlscellaneoas Unrkets. EawFnrn Mtnk, large, rtrk. 2"c: pale, 23c; rac coon, black and extra, 81: large and dark, 504; pale, 40c: mnskrat, fail. 6 37o; winter, 7c; rprin rat, 4Cc; opoeeum, 6315c; skunk, black, prime, tic; ehort stripe. 40c; otter, 8335c: gray fox, 5Dc: red fox, 10370c; house cat, 53i5c; sheep pelts, by amount 0! wool and quality, 10375c: full, kng-halred Newfoundland dos etlns, 53cj 81.CO. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 513523: belled. M SI55c: lard oil. 65355a; miners' oil, 633553; lab.-:-cs.ting oiL1233öc: straits oil, 553Jc; twnzina, 10 jl4c;coal oil, Indiana legal tet, 943I0c; U0 dceree, test, 10'-C.lHc; water white. 155 dorce. lie. Tinners' Supplies We quote: Best brai l charcoal tint C 10x14. 12x12 and 14x20,86 2i; IX,10xl4, 14x20 aud 12x12, U 2j;roodn:, 10, 11x2), ib 73; 90x23. 81 W313 G3; block tin, In pli, 24u; ia bars, 25c Iron 27 B iron, 8.25c; 27 C Iron, 6c; Juuuta jalvanii' .l, 50 per cent, discount: refined, W and C cv . :ot. discount. Sheet sia:, 6c. Copper VttoEcs. 22c Plalnished ooppar, S6c Solder, 14 4163. LIVK STOCK. Indianapolis Live stock Market. Usioit STOCk-YABoa, March 21. Cattub Bece'pta, f 53 head; hipaenU. 330 head. This being an off day but little was doinjinthe market. Cattle slow: a few left over. Choice shipping steer.. ...55 2535 65 Medium to good shippias steers 4 SH3j 10 Common to fair shipping 6teers 4 2531 65 Btockers - --- , 8 404 CO Choice cows ana hellers...-. .... 4 3" tj4 85 Msdlum f) pood cows and hsller? - 3 50tj4 10 Common tofaircowi and heiicia 2 f,0'.;3 20 VeaLs, common to gr-od CO ,6 to Eolls, common r joo-l . 2 &0 3 f 0 Milkers, common to Kod, pe? head J20 003 13 CO Hogs -Receipt., l.SCo head; ehipments, 1.1C0 hc&3. Quality fair. Market changed, closing quiet. SCaCOt liC&vy. ....,... .... ss Select light - Pigs...Heavy roujhe ttcady and un- .. None her? :1 5534 C5 4 25-44 CO . ... 3 7534 -5 Baxxp-Recelpts. ICO head; shipments, head. But few here, butchers taklnj all on arrival. Market strong but not quotably higher. Gl tochoice sradr? ...IS SOU 10 Fair to medium jrralts . x 203? :) Common grade........,......, 2 50 j? id B cks, per Load ............. ...... 2 LCS 53 Elsewhere. ZAST LIBERTY, Fa., March 2 1. rattle Quiet; receipts, 245 LbfcO: shipments, 1.21a head. II02B Slow; rwipts, l.7o0 head: hipmeut, 5 CC0 head; Philadelphias, 83 lCftS 15; Yorker, 8i70 04 b0. Pheep Dull and unchanged; receipts, 4,000 head: shipments, 6.203 head. NEW YORJv, March 21. Beevts Receipts, 223 head, all slaughterers direct; dressed beef firmer aUS9 50: bebt city slaughtered sides, 83 '.5310. jSteep-Beceipts, 3,3Cvhead; market quiet and

Aimer; 84 75(5 75 for sheep; 85 5CQ 75 for year

llEg lambf. ' Hoe Receipts, 5,400 Lead; market nominal at 8Jft5 40. BUFFALO, March 24 Cattle-Receipts to day. 615 bead: couiigned through, 103 cars; market neaoy and unchanged. fcfheep and Lambs Rc-ceip's. 2.400 head: consigned through, 9 cars; market steady, firm and unchanged. HofEecelptP. 3.SC0 heai; ronsSuel trouan, f9 cart; irarket Inactive and lowtr: kckvI to cto'.ce Yorkers. 81 75&1 it: tutcLers' grades, 81 M31 b; pies. Si 7l'3i KANSAS CITY, March 24. The Live tftock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts. 2VC3befid. Market weaker at fa'.Uv lower: f xp.rt, 55 iüa5 40; good ton-i'e SMI-pins, 84 8:5 10: common to medium, $1 6- 3 4 7:; feeders, $1 00: cows, f:i.X3 70. jra Keetlpia. 4,020 head. Sldrkt firm sn 1 a sf-pde hipfcer: cfK:d to choice. 81 131 25; cumrxon to meclum, 811 U),. hherp Receipts. 5t0 head. Market ste.y: fair to cix'd natives, $2 tC 3 25; eomicoa to mtuium. 81 U Ö 2 25. CHICAGO, March 21. The Drovers' Journal reports: Kogl Hactlnse. 15.000 fceal; uhlpmeaU, T.OTi hesd. Maiket active and 5,'ilCc higher: rough packlnR. 54 :3t fO, pactini and Khtpp'ng, 1 C) 4 0;llht. 54 :3jt 70; skips. 83 M31 25. Ca.tle Receipts, 7Xa) he-Ad: Khipuitnw, .:ö bead. Market slow, tHk and 5 V.O.: lower: 1,030 to 1.S75 lb. teere, Si 255 40; txira, $j 5035 tü: Tex ans, ti3S. bheep Receipts, 5,000 bead: erdprncnti, 2 000 head. Market Bfrons; medium to eood, S31; good to extra, $135; 1 car fine lambs, 6T. LOCIS. March 21. Carue EocelptS, 1,100 bend; shipments, 1C0 bead. Market weaker: exportH, 85 553 tO; gcod to choice shipping, 65 10 C5 60; common to medium, 81 I0j3; butchers' Heers. $4 204 75; Coloraio Eteers. 5c JC; cows and heifers, S3 25Q4 25 ; Stecker, 85 tt'äl; feeders, U'?v4 65; corn-leu lexacp. 8434 tO. Sheen Receipts, 1(0 htaa; snlpmcnts, none: Market frm; common to medium, 52 7533 5; choice 8 6:Q4 4C; extra. Si 5-3475. ""cs Weak ; Yorker?, ?1 4C(jt LO; pacKirjr, .".,! CO; butcher'. 84 COl 75. Receipts, 2,0J Lead; fchlpments, l.IWi head. PAKKEI8 BY TKLEOr.PAH Frodnce Markets. NEW TORS. March 24.-Cctton Very dnll; ft-turef-ta'y ; March, 11.2Cc: April, 1I.1S.; May, ll.ilc; June, 11.4;:c. July. 11. f oe; August, lt.57c; Skpterxtcr, 11 2(c: October, 10.7Cc: November, 1.540; December, 10.51c Hour Quiet and unchanged; receipts. S0,0U) oblp.; exports, C.000 bbls. Wheat-Spot J-alc h:gher; options IrreguUr: receipts, 2S.CO0 bu.: exports, cone; No. 2 red sprine, 9Cc: ungraded f-prln?, S0e: ungraded red, 804 89c; No. 3 red, 85l$c; No. 2 red, 8-j393e: No. i white. 90c; No. 2 red. MaTCh, sales of 8,000 bu. at t-s'ic: April, sales of 152.0X0 bu. at Si-S-jc, c1o-1uk at S'Jc; May, tales of 1.V52.C03 bu. ai i.'0l4 i 91c, closing at 50 V.c: June, salts of 129.X'0 bu. at SJg'J.c, closin at 93c Corn 3)3:. anl option- a trifle higher; receipts inluo tu.: :rpoits f.000 bu.: nncra.led, 4y350c: No. :, 4 ,'; 6teamer. 49,'Q5C;4c; No. 2, 43:330,.c: fcteaiir, 50J;(&iMVc: ungraded white, 5.c; tteaiuer white, 'iiybibVc; graltd yellow, 50?4a51iic; No. 2 Mann. 49,;313-':sc, closing at 4'.H.;c; April, 4'j'?;Wc,CiOsliig at 50c; Ii;iy, 43j:ü'4c, clcsiD? hi. ücc; June. 5ü(35 c, closing at 50'o; Joly. fcloa51,'Kc; s earner, April, 49? j. Oat. 1 , J;c higher; receipts, lOG.fCO bu.: cxirts, l,5D0bu.; mlxeo- 3733sc; write. ::s3ilc. Hay Quiet Cou'ee bpotfair: Rio. o.r.let and steady; options opened weaker and olrtd fteaJy; tale of 20, COO ba; Mtirch and April, 7.10'; May, 7.25c: June, 7..tc; Julj-. 7.400: Augui-r, 7.5037.57jC: Kcpiernbcr, 7.0: October. 7 70c. fcvsar Dull; rt. rlncd weak: mold A, 5;bc cut lor.f and crushed, 6 7-i6(Ttte. Mo-la-te Qniet and tichanged. Kic1 -Urmer. I'etroleuin Demand active: unitfd. 8:iJc Tailow euiet and firm F!oin Duli. TtirpcntiO'' S.eady. Pork Dull and lower; new me-s, 11. Cutmtatfi Dull: long clear middl, ?'" 16 2-3. Iatö Uipber: western stam, spot, 87 1?: March, 57 12: April, 7 K6t7 13: May, 7 167 3o: Jim-, 87 247 25: July. 87 3437 : August. 57 :-Jj7 10. Butter i-.asy at 10a2Bc 1. ad-fcttaoy; coaimoa, 81 70. Others unctanged. CHICAGO. March T4 -Plonr-Quiet and na changed, wheat Active butirreiutar ; clone-1 'it- under yeterdaj: f-alesof M arch at 7-'j375 Clcsed at 71'ic; April, 7l;!4375;l, closed at 7oc: May, 7tK3si : closed at .9?;c; June, MjC'V'. closed at hiM '&.4e: No. 2 Cnlcatro Kprin, 741 , 7( 4c; No. 3 00., t7ä6c: No. 2 red, 7-378 Kc; No. 3 do., 71K372C i.;rn Q'jW't and firm: clo-cJ about the fame a? ysterdiy: cah, S7-)g34,L March, 37 V Jc. closed at 87s c; May, 4IJ2 ji417" closed at 4,rc: June, 41 Vctlr he, closed at 4l -.3 4l :4c. Uats Quiet and unchanged: cash, 27-, 4 80 lie; March and April. 27; : May. 31'3-tlc Rre PteaJy at 63c Bailey Doll and nomiaal at CJc Flaxseed-Quiet at Si 43. Pork-Iu fair d mand and irregular, closed 2',c undr yesterday: rash, - 8U 75311 to: May, su fcC312. closed at $11 85; June, 8U 0312 10, closed at tit 95. LarS (uiet: cash. G 7,G 83; April, Jo 8335 My. 86Sj(äC 90. cloe! at ?6 90; June, 8i 92) 6 97V;.. closed at r6 97K. Eulkmeat In fair demand: shoulders, if 031 60; short rib', 5 93: short clear, SÖ S53 40. Butter-tiulet. Fe?s Quiet Receipts -Picur, 21.000 brls. ; wheat, 95.0dO be; corn. 213.000 bu.: oatR. 126 000 bu. : rr I 030 bn barley, 67,000 bu. Bhiptnents-Flpir, 27.000 bbi3.; wheat 41.000 bn. ; corn: lSl.r.30 b.; oat. 113.000 bu. ; rye. 4.0C0 bn.: barley. 30,003 bu. Afternoon Board Wheat clawed firm and '4 higher. Corn Firmer; advanced c. OatsQuiet; Mrch and April declined Pork Quiet: declined 2c. Lard Quiet and unchanzed. ST. LOUI3, March 2i Flour enchanted, whfat Better during most of the day but closed under yesterday: No. 2 red, 83-'38ic casn: SöJCjSöJc, erloslcg atfcGSSGc Maj; as c, clcsingat 88lc June. tX;rn Steady bJtvery slow; r,8;;3'i4C cash; SS1.,. April: 3?8',f.J May; "Of? June: 4C- July. Oate Ulsher; 3ic$U.. bid cash: 33' rlay. Rye Nominal. BarleyQuiet at lOftSic Lead-Steady at 8:5 4533 50. Butter and F.3- I'ncfcanged. Flaxseed Nominal at i 40. Ray nnd Brau CncLansed. C'ommealFirm at 82 2:32 30. Pravlsions Dull, only job trade. Pork j:2 23. Bulkmeats Lon clear. j5; short rl. ff- 'u: short clear, S6 ::5. Bacoa Lorjr clei"'. fC -;o(.'.6 ffl; short rio, 6 65; 6ho?t clear, ?ti T.'i Ca mi. Lard 55 70o 75. Rooelpit Fiour, 3,000 bbls. ; wieat, 10,00) bn.; corn, 171,C0. bn,; oats, 41.000 to.: rye, 5GC0 bu.: barley. 14.0f0bu. Shipments Flour. 3,00 bbls.: wheat, 9,000 bu.: coru, 170,(C0bu.; oate, 12,000 bu.; rye,3.C00 bu.; barley, none. Afternoon Board -Wheat Higher: 86 -.f May; 8'c June. Corn Dull; 3")2 May: 3ic Jure. Oats Nothing done. EALTIMOSE, March 2t. Flour Quiet but steady. Wheat Western higher and dull; No 2 winter red, pot. 76'23Sr.!4c: March, 8;.j 4S7c: April, 87-4357c: May, iSGOc: Jute, 91H '92c; July, 92,4c. Ccxn Western steady but dull; Western mixed. spot, iAQl' Rc: April, 4S,'J3I3c; May, 4f;;4c: steamer. 4'c. Oats-.Steady but firm: Westcm whit , S?3 ;7 Vc: mixed, 25336c. Rye Quiet at 7247'x'. I :ovisionp Steady bat quiet. Copper Fetined : -istat ItrUS'le. Other articles unchanged. ..ents to Utprpcol Dull: cotton. 4f4d: ?o ir. Is 6d; grain, 41. Receipt r"loar, 13 KM bbla.: wreat. Is 0O0 bu : corn, 03,000 ba. ; oats. iO.cco bu.; rye. f.co bu. ehlpmeats Wheit, 11.C00 tu.; corn, 5O0 bu. PHILADELPHIA. March 21. Hour Quie. Wheat Quiet and firm: clos'd lic hi5her: No. 1 Pennsylvania, red, yie: No.2 re1, March, 8737c; April, 87J4'38m:; May, ssj-.jSe: June, 9liyi'o. Corn Firu..; car-Jots firniiv neld: No. 2 mlxaJ, Mar(h, 49313X0: April. 4331'. May n.l Jure, l''34V'4C oats Car lots fiiir.cr: rejec "d white, T,ic: No. 3 white 3Y.!ic: Western do. 36 36Kc: No. 2 white, 37li3?S'4c. ethers ur.change 1. Kcccipta yionr, 6.0LU bbl.: wheat, 21,000 bu. ; corn, 18,f0ö bu. ; oats, 42.C0J bn. hlpn"tts Wheat. 8.0C0 bu.; corn. 35,1jO bu.: o&a. C.000 nu. MILWAUKEE. March 21. Flour-Dull and unchanged V.hcat Weak: No. 2 Milwaukee, 7oo; March. 75c; April, 7Cc: May. 7i''ic; June, SO" Corn WeaarNo 2, 4Cc: No. 3. 4.' Of-ts uujI and nominal: No.2, C0.jc: No. 2 white, "h'c Rye stcaoy; No. 1, tokc. Barley Irr ejn Jar: No. 2. ftjrc: No 3 do, 5isXe. Prov,slor7-HI(iher. Mess ork-Jll 50 cflh Hud March; Sil 8s My. Lard Prime Ftcm, 0 ,s5cnh sad Msirc.h:50 99 May. IJoi-s Higher at ft ;) 3 1 7;?. Pe:e,rv. Fioar. 1,(00 bb Ik; wheat, 4 V. COO 0 a. ; corn, 13 ('O bn. Shipments-Flour, 1J.OC0 bbls, ; wheat, c-j.oo-3 bu.: corn, il.OJO bu. CINCINNATI. March 21.-Cotton Firm and unchanged. Flour Firm and unf hau:d. WheatDull end nomiral: No. 2 red. Sc Cc. Cora irregular: No. 2, mixed, i-Jj o c Oat5-Kjs:er at S433tKc L.y"-Kaier at it-c rarley-Dull and tnchanged. Fort-Q-jict at 312 hO. Lard Quiet and uretanfd. Milkmeats PteAdy aal unhrged Bücou-Stealy and unchanze 1. Euttcr Quiet aDd unchntd. tivz (iaiet; ccmiion ano li?ht. 8 : 75 4 75; packns ar.rt batchers'. Si 43 3110; receipts, 8.0 heal; sMpmcu, 5:5 head. LOUISVILLE. March 21. Cotton ?teady When ste-atfy and ua: hanged; No. 2 red. s3c CornNo. 2 mixed. 4:.c; No. 1 white. 471. Oata ProTitlont Dul.-. Mess Pork-tl2 87.;. Bulkr(;8 bl oulders. 8173; clear rib, '7 25:elear. gi 87' i. Kucon st-ouiuf rs. 21: clear no, J5 1: clear. $7 25. L'ams-813 15 Lr.rd-Steam leaf, 8s 50. KANSAS CITY. March 21. Wheat Higher ; cash, 6"c; April, Clc: May. 65;.c Corn teadv; cafh. "d44c; April. Cl?;3i2c: May, -J2;c; June, 32302; 4c Oata-Stronger at 31c TOLEDO. March 24 Wheat Quiet and weak; No.2 red, cash and March, 7SHc: April, 78:4c: May. 7940; June. 81?4c; No 2 soft, S." Oorn Dull; No, i, catfcaxd Karch, May, 43,

rt Firm at r3t,c Cloverv"! Qniet: ca.h. 84 87S: Ma'ch, 81 ts.3 Did; April, II 'JO asked. Receipt"?. ha. L.uOObu.: coni O.Cbu.: oata. 1,000 u. 8hlrinett Vheat 20,003 tu.; oorn. 15,0.0 tu.; oat. note. Mls. PTTT8BTJEQ. March 24. Petm'.eum Irregular ; cerriheates opened at M3a d. sliced to ÄlHc, rallied and cloecd Btron? atr?J.Vi. BRADFORD, I'm., March 2C Crn3e Oll Irr2Ular. certificates epe r.ed at82c aad closed at S3;c: highest price. Sic; lowest tr;cc, Mc. TITUSVILLH; Pa . March C t. National Transit certlCtatcs orened at 8-V; hiahe.t, tl1 .f; lowest, s.'c; clcsed at Fc. tuipmeits for tne entire oii regions. 7V.415 tbl.: runs for the entire od re ions, 47 8"? bbls. . OIL CITY. March 21. National Transit certiorates opened :Hc: highest, sj1:: lowest.

Sic; closed ats:c. tales. 2,5: i,iw vax.: ciearEiices, v,.'7.tC0 Lbls.: runs, Cj.US bols.: fhipraerw. C.S9o bbls.: barters, 25,412 bbls.. Oil City Oil I xchaccefctoca 8320 b:d; 80.1 ektd. m:vv YORK. March 24. Petroleum -There was coriderxble se'lins of r-etroleum certificates in tne mori lng by room traders who were u;spocd to iaijze, SLd for ome lime tue mirsetwas icavy, between M.c. at which it opened, and ,r. in tne arerncon tne ?enerai ouyin move rs ut wps ftart'-d. which developed into cults ac tive tradiuc, with some xcitea:cnt, daring which tue pr:; e ro-a to Mr. ItHthoiht certiacits are C'V' 'trat d in a few Lani. lra.di;:. Is ctnoned. however, to biu-tt manipulation for shjrt teria. Uotton. MEMPHIP. Maren 21 Cotton Steady at lOV-e. Receipts. 5J5 bales; saipments, 375 bale; stock, 58, 47u bales; talcs, 2,roj bales. NEW ORLEAN3. March 24. Cottor. Quiet at at 10 91fc; receipts, 3. 2iO bal -s: cxpjr's to Great Britain, 3 tXO baies; sales, lo.U At bales; Eiock, 227,210 bales. NEW YORK, Ma'ch 24 Cotton -The Pom avs: Tnture deliveries cnlet. ihicttiations s'.Uht. Third call 6honsa i-artUl decline of 1-lOfe for Marc'i to Aueust, while more disrant months are l-l c dearer. At third call only lOj bales March were fold, t 11 2Sc, ICO la cs August ut 11.5Sc, and 103 ba'es we ptember at ll.'.2c: sibsat 2:i5 p. ra., 2S,tCO ba'ei. Futures ol J, dull and lrreeaUr; ear.y months 2d 00c lower, later months l-i-.Oc to 2 lOc higher than yesterday. Sties for the day, 132,0 '0 bales. Whisky. BALTIMORE. March 21. Whisky Quiet at 81 31 25 ST. LOUIS, March 2 !.-YhIsky-Steady at fl It. CHICAGO. March 21. -Wtteky Unchanged at tl 15. CINCINNATI, Mcrch 21.-Whlky-Unchacsed at 81 13. NF.W ORLEANS. March 2?. Whisky Unchanged at 81 033125. Dry Goods. NEW YOKk. March 21 -Dry Gcod? For Tuesday there ten been taore than an ave-nge trade, as orders have ben of Rrenter number, and with Proual selc!e3ticna laien a pood quantity of stufis from sgnts at jobbiog hands, there has teen a tood tiade ia progrosh with very satisfactory result. Pbysic:ans told Mr. L. Warner, of Hutchicson, Yi3., that his wife was Buffering frDrn ituralsiacl the heart. He sent or oü8 D3tlie of Athlophoros. What eucces attended its use may be gathered from the fact that a few months afterwards Mr. Waroer wrote to the manufacturers asking to ba allowed to take the agency for the medicina ia tbe r orthern part of Wisconsin. ''I have used it in my own family," he say?, "and have ttfn it t'sed in two other cases, with great IUCC(P. CheeEe Fritters. Put about a pint of water imo a esucepan with a piece of batter the 6-ze of an egg, the least bit of cayenne and plenty of black pepper. Wben tbe water boils thiow gradually into it sufficient floor to form a thick pase; then take itolfthe lire and werk into it about a quarter of a pound ratmcsan cheese, acl then the yolks of three cr fenr efgs and the whites of two beaten tip to a froth. Let the paste rest for a couple cf honrs and proceed to fry by dropping pieces of it the size of a walnut into plenty of hot lard. Serve srrinkled with very fine salt. A Fad Case of Poisoning-, Is that of any man or woman alllicted with disease or derangement of the liver, resaltirg in poisonous accumulations in the blood. Ecrcfulous auctions, tick headaches, and diseases of the kidneys, lungs or heart. The ee troubles can be cured only by going to tbe primary cause and putting the liver in a healthy condition. To accomplish this result greedily and effectually nothing has proved ittelf o eliiacasious as Dr. Tierce's 4 Golden Mf dical Discovery," which has never failed to do the work claimed for it, and never will. In England the agricultural societies offer premiums to dairy farms as a whole, the judges visiting the farms and making in e pections of everything connected with a dairy. A farm of forty acrea must have at least forty cheeses on hand at time of in si cction, for which a prise of $ D is offered. The best ten cheeses are selected to be sent to the fair before th awards are declared. New Licht un Rheumatism. "I had been completely disabled from rheumatism. I used Parker's Tonic for kidney dkeaie, when, to my astonishment, the rheumatism completely disappeared." So writes Mrs. Henry Uogert, of No. 451 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rheumatism arises from the failure of the kidneys to separate the uric acid from the blood. If your apples, turnips, onions cr beets are frozen it will not necessarily destroy them, provided they are not thawed too suddenly. If placed where they will gradually thaw, care being taken not to disturb them, they will be but little injured, provided they are afterward kept in a cool pises. MTt All Fits stepped f:.. ay t. Ellno'a örcat Nerve Ketorer. No fitr aiter find, day's nrc. Mar veious cures. Treatise a;.dfl trial bottle frea to Pit case, tend ia Dr. Kiirs. 1x1 Arch rt., Pii;., Pa Profes-cr SiockbrMge says that tli3 avera?9 growth of wood on an acre of land, batween New KDgland and the Potomac, is a cord and a half a year for thirty years, after it is once cut over. Young rdent Head This. The Voltaic Eelt Company, of Marshall, Mich., offer to pend their celebrated SlectroVcltaio Belt and other Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days, to rneni(young or old) tffiicted with nervous debility, lc?s of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles. Ako for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis and many other disease::. ComElete restoration to health, vigor and roan ood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred ex thirty days' tr!a! is allowed. Writs them t ones for illustrated pamphlet fräs ltheumatlsm Oaickly Cared. There has never been a medicine for rheumstlsm introduced in this State that has R'.veu ur,h universal Fatiffacticn Ra Uurang's itleumatic P.emedy. It stands out alore as the one great remedy that actually cures this drjr-d drs.'ase. It Is taken internally and never Las and never can fail to cure the worst ate in the shortest time It has the indorsement and recommendation of many lesdins physicians In thJs cute and elsewhere. It is sold by every dm st ist at 31. Write for free forty-pac,e ramphiet to P- Ii. HELPUP. STINK, Druggist. Washington D. C. J. R. RYAN & CO., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, C2and CI Eafd ITaryland St. Indianapolis. Grain. Flour, Feed, Produce, etc Storage for Hour and merchandise. Our rooms are large, airy and clean. Ohio and Mississippi, 8L Louta . 8:10 am'.VIncennee.. - 1:00 pa East Et, Louis 8:35 am Mitchell 2:47 pa Odin . .. 10:S1 an N'crtn Vernon..- 4:13 pra

KU LIT AT TL31E TABLE. Wf it lata ft1 Sosaay, lartk 15. S. TEAiKS RU5 BT CLMEAL 8TAXDAKU Till. JefTersonvllle, Sladisun and IadlaiapoUsa Depart- Arrive,' Fonthern Ex.d'y 4:10 am Ind. A M. Mall 9;i5 ami L. A Mad. Fx 8;15 an;InL S ChL Ex-10:45ara Len. A M. MaiL. 8:50 pa N.Y.di N.F1. Ex.. 7;0Q pmt Louisv. Ac, d'y. 6:45 pai,it L. & C F. L..10:iS pat For tickets and full information call at ticket cCcc Pcnn. Lin ck, sorthci.t comer Wahingtoa and Illlncla uroeta. or Union Depot Ticket OfSce, Yandalia Hue. Depart! ArrlTtl Man 7:liam New York Ex S:50ao Iay Express, d'yl 1 :55 am ; 5tail A Ac 10 :OC ana Terre Maute Ac 4:00 pm CJn. t L. F. U S;S0 pra Pacific Ex., d'y10:45 pm Now York Ex... 4:40 prn Ind A S. Btndex7:i0am Si'endtV; lad ex.10.55aa lnd. as. Bend ex 4 :55pm d.Ucnd t ind ex. 6:42 pra For tickets and full information call at tickeX cf2ce Pcnn. Lines, northeast corner Waahlngiorj and llllxois ttrecu. or Union Depot Ticket OSioo. Cincinnati, Indlauapoae, St. Loa a ana Unl cs;o. CTNCtNXATI DITTSTOS.

Depart Cincinnati and Florida FtstLIne, caijy. s. am c c .... Cln., Rushviile and CoL Acc..... Cln. and Louüvilic Mall, p. c Cincinnati Acc ,.aiiy Arr'we Indiauapollig Arc, dAlly (Un. and St. Louis Mail, p. C Indianarolls Acc . 4:CCars -11:15 ax3 ... 3:45 pra ... 6:r5 pm ...10:5 ana -11:50 am ... 4 i5tU Chicasro and t. Louis Fast Line. daily, a. ar.d c c ....10:45 ptj Chicago nrvistON. Depart Chicago and Nock lsian;l Ex 7:10 an Chicago Mall, p.c...... 12:10 pra Western Exprcw w 5;10pu Chicago, I'coria and Er linkten Fat Line, s , r. c 11:20 pra Arrive C. and L. lai Line, d'y, c c, a 3:fcA ana LafaycttJ Acc 10:55 ara Cicn. and 1ouisrüie ilali, p.c.. :: Wpra Cincinnati Acc 6:42 pr The time via C, I. tu L. and C. and L. F, and W fts follows IiO&ve Inda'pol'.s 5:00 pm'Ar. India'polls 10:4Cara Arrive Lafayette 7:Ji pm,Lv. Lpfayetie.- 8:05 aia Arrive Bloom tn 12: iC am Lv. Llocra'tn 2:55ara For map, Jme table, rates cf faro, and all In fcrmatloa .apply at Ticket Ortlre, ISO .-"onta Dl lrcis street, and Union Dcoot Ticket Odlce. Chicago, Ft. I,oala and Pittsburg. (PAN-HANDLX AND FKN'NSTLVAMA UNt) EePart, Arrive New York,PhIladeip'a, Washington, Baltimore, Pirtsburjr, and1 Columbus Exprcs... 4 : 25 a.m. . ll;?7a.xri Dayton ACoIuelus Ex 13:4.5 a.m. r:t.rfJ PJchmona Acconmo- - r . datlon ............ 4:00 p.m. 1 a 9:a.rcj New York.Philade!p'a, Washincton, Balti-j more. Pittsburg. Co lumbus A Dayton Ex; h 4:t5p.o, 10:20 p.EV, Dayton hxpresa.... A. 5.-1 n.m. s lOiiOp.cW CHICAGO DIVISION, VIA. KOXOMO, Louisville and Chicago FastExprc63 11:00 p.m. 4:0Ca,xai Louisville and Chicago Express, p. c 11 :15 a.m. " S:C5p.ra, Iaiiy. Dally except Sun lay, s Bleeping car. H Hotel CAT. For tickets and full information call at ticket ortet Pcnn. Lines, northeast corner Yasnln;on and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket pace. Wubasb, St, Lou'.n and I'acltllc Uatlway. Dera.rti Arrlrrj I -t, ft Chi. Mall. 7:15Jm Dct. Ex., s..... . 8:00ara !,Ft.W.tM.Lx 2:15pm Pacific Ex. -.Il:30ax2 . Ex., d'y.... 7:15pm let. AChl. M'l 8:55pra FtVV&Detdy ll:a-pm,roI.FtWDeldy, g;5ja.a rliCiTets and full information call at Cit7 et Ofüce, 23 fco. 111. EL or Union Depot TIckel l'ndianu polls and Ylncennes. Derart; Arrlva KL A Cairo Ex... 8:15am; Vlnoennca Ac. 10:40ara Yinrcnne Ac 4:0tpmiML A Cairo Ex... 6:SCpnx For tickets and full information call at ticjeel ofScx Tcnn. Lines, northeast corner Waahlnetoa an (3 Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket Ornce. Cincinnati, llatullton and Indianapolis. Depart! Arrtva Cln., Day A Tol... 4:&uam!Ccnnersv, Acc 8 SOara C..D..T. AN.Y...10:45an:Cin., P. & 6t, L. .-11 :50am Connersv. Ac-c... 4;2Jpm 'Mn. Acc SrOOpra CD.. T.AN.Y... 6 :35pm, Cln.. P. A Bt. L. ... 10 : 40prx Indiana. JUlnorclijj-ton and Westers FEOfJA DIV1SI0K. Depart. 1 Arrive raciflcEx A Mail 7:f.5am EL3,Ex.r.r, ady ;: 5"anl K. AT.F. Liner c ö:07pm dncin.bpec r.c-1 1:05am EAIt.LEx. d,s,r,cll:102rn Atlantic ExAll otSCpm fct. DIVISION. MooreCeld Ac... C.:i0pm;Mf.ii & Day Ex ll'.COara tlall A Day Ex.... trO.'pm MooreScId Acc.- C:lJpr4 lASTFCN PIVIflOH. E'nEx.r.cs 'Id 4:2Cara'PaclncEx.r.c d!y 6:V'iam Day Ex -.11 :45am; W estern Ex... 4:45pra Atl'C Ex.r.c.dly. 7:10pm aAB.,Dcar.cd.lO:S.ripm For tickets and full information call at the Nev Ticket Office, No. 13S South. Illinois street or at the Union Depot Ticket OUlcc 8, In Ilea tea aleer er; r. c reclining cars. Louisville. New AHany nod Chicago. (Chicago fc'hort Line Division.) Depart. I Arrive. Frankfort Acc 5:0?pmTndianap,)ia M'l- .1.15am Chief so Ng't E.s.U:2Cpmlnd. Ng't Ex. d.s. S:am C. t M. City II 1..12:45prn Indianapolis Acl0:00am For tickets and information, call at Union Dcpot and 26 bouth Illinois street. Indianapolis and, Üt. Louis. Depart.' Arrival Day Express rs... 7:10 am N. Y. & B. Ex. 8:45 am Paris Express.. 8:50 pm, Local Pass . 9:50 am B. ABU L. Ex... 6:25 pm Ind'apolis Ex.... 3:00 pm N. Y. A St. L. Exll:?.0 pm,Day Exprcsa. . 6:25 pm For tickets aud all information call at city oSseJ No. 2 Bates House Block. Union Depot and Mass: chusetts Avenue Depot. Clevelaad. Oolnmbns, Cincinnati and la dlanapolls. Depart,! Arrive. N. f . & Bo. Ex.- 4:00am L. NO AEtLEx C:4dan D. S. A N. Y.Ex.l0:10am!w.rt,W.AM Ex.10.45 am And. A-Mich Ex.11 :15 am'B. liar, ft A. Ex. 2:20 pm W.FtW. ftM.Ex 5:55 pm'B. Ind. A 80 Ex. 6.00 pm N, Y. ft B. Ex 7:15 pm N. Y. ft 8. L. ExU,15 pa EEI6HTWOOD DIVISION. Depart. ) Arrive. 4:00 am 2:20 pm 6:40am-.... 4:55 pra 6:15 am.- .. 3:S0 pm! 10'. 35am... 6:50 pm 10:10 am.... 5:25 pm 11:15 am..... 7:15 pm 2:00pm. .10:5pi4 S I 1m5 DD WMim for an information, rates, naps, time table, etc, can at the union Ticket Ofllce, Bates liousj corner, ilassachtuetti Ayenue Depot or at thj Union DepoL STATK KAILWAT TIHE TA11LK. Cvanaville and Terre llaate Kallroad. Y;a Yandalla Llne.l Lvj IndlaDar-olls- f7:lr am rll:55 am 8l0:45 pm Terre Haute. 10:40 am 3:00pml S:2U am Arr Evansville..... 4:0) pm 7:05pm1 7:10 am Lve Evansvllle f:f5 am rl0:30am s 8:15pm Arr Terre Haute.. 10:03 am 2:17pm 11:53pm Indianapolis- 3:30 pm 4:40pra! 3.5C am Daily, t Daily except Sunday, r Parlor car, sgleeping car. JTaHSTille and Terre Haute Itallroad. (Via I. and 8t, I Ealiwaj.! Lve Indlansrolis.. 47:10 ami llr.pni Terre Haute. 10:10 amp 8:00pms Si.'O &a Arr Evansville 4:(Opm! 7:05pm 7:1') am Lve Evansville-... tö:Oj am rl0:r:0am 8:15 pm Arr Terre Haute.. lo:00 am r 2:17 pm s 11:59 pm Indianapolis! 8:15 pre 6:25 prn 3:45am Daily, t Daily except bunday. f Parlor car. e6!ccpinzcr. Kel Ktver. LEAVZ MArr. :S0 pm 7:00 am'7 1 COpn 7:53 am 5 pra 9:4" am 4 :12 pm 10:50 pm 3; aprive. : :00 em 11:30 am 2: ARRIVE, :10pci 1:00 rd :23 prnll:Sairj ;4S pm &;12 am 25 f a 7:5 am LFATB. 45pta 6:30 ara LcracFport..! 7 Denver I. P. ft; C. Cro5ins..' 0 Colum oia City 11 Auburn Jane Entler. .- 2 Logactport, Crawforrtville and fc'oull western Vaudalia Line. EOCTTL r oh nr. a. in. p. rn,! a. m. p. nX 7;GO; 3:00 dep-...Loßanport ar; 11: 8:5, 4:55 dcp-Colf'x vial, ('.ft Larj S:4'j, 10:4C'i f:r-5er Indlanapoüs... .de-P" 7:-j; 8:f-2l 6:45 ar.-Cra wfor'.srilie... depi F:4lt 2:C5 8:C0 ar .Terre Haute dep' t:40i 9: JO 6:.sO 5:i3 8:10 Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville. (Leave Indianapolis v-a is x-i-e lOriHWAED. NOMiiVTi.ro, p. c 11:15! 6:C0pm S::3, c :57 pm 7:C 12:JSrn; C tC 12:C3pm a m . Ar. Ird'EBPoIts Lv. 4:t6 !C:10 am .. Mcsbe... " f: ltliim " nartfcrJ-.. " 6:27 2 uC pm ...B.utitcn... " 1:K 2fpm Lr. Fort Wayne Ar f:S0 4:(iCpm 6:Jt.ll:tO am ii!rrt r n-ir,f rüon at Fort ayce with L. ä. ni li. e. trains for all ro:r:t3 north and ca-t. Cincinnati, Vabah and Michigan, Tia lie Line. Ind ft Gr R Ex.- 4:15cm:WabftlKdEx.-ll:05,am Mich ft So B Ex-11 :00 am Cln ft Ind Fx 2:3Cpm Wabath Ex 6:10 pm;Ind&St L Lx 11:18pm Wabash Hallway, From Lafayette Junction, connecting wltk In CJ and L. Exprean, weet 111 :00 am!12:15 am 8:25 pm foprtEs, e&cu..- i 2;iQ asi 8; al i;' IU