Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 90, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1885 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL TUESDAY MORNING MARCH 31 1885

?IHAMAUND C(MEBCIAl

nONKtf XHU STOCKS. New York Fiaoctal Market. SEW YORK. March Sl-Xoney-Oa call easy at 1 itr cent. frino Mercantile Paper 4115 pf opuL Gnvcrment Br.d Outline qul-.t and atroa.:. ttere Ming a further gain ol pr i eat. In U'J ui ou !(r, rtrwnt toads; others unc-hanseL j-t-ite Securities-Quiet, but where j uotitto i wt-ie intdc a-e peacr.lly rruug and In ome C4es tii w iu advsnce of to 3 per ccit. Kilay Bonds Aie quiet and about steady for terj'hirgt.vccpt Erie seconds, which hare b?-iu im.ie t ve and heavy on prenre to sol?. 'A'es: chore w m also ws. The ftuck market ery dull 11 d.y, ail d-;-ve'oi id tothing of special Interest exoept weak--hm in VandfrbiltK. Total sales only IM.OQJ bares, the smallest cone since March 17. Pnc--4 at cpei. ing wer from 'H to per cent lower tcmn they closed at Saturday except Lactaann. which showed a sluM sain, and from tht tine n d til late In the afternoon the general list wai imply featureles. In tha late part of the la.-; hoar a recovery of a fraction occurred, l?vln:r fnsl quotations wltbln ' to )i per cent, of the loet prices of the day in the majority of case. Transactions on block Exchange to-aay aggregated 181. (XX) share, of which 3ft. 0o3 were Lacsawanna. 3000 Lake fehore, 16,0 0 Northwestern, l."sOCO New York Central, 21.C03 Pacific Mail, 15.0W hu Paul, &OTXR3MCMT IICCBTTIU. BiariL:, 13 lays 4S5 Ü. 8. 4f t.... V1VA Btsrilu i!ht...MM.l'7 is'ew D.ri,'s . 1LJ, I pr oat t. :oa io; V Sots Toe parcLviia, price for Government fcaalalalaiUnir o.ts vsrie fron tha New York q natations S - p' Ccut. fad2c la Ounu Pacific Crsta arte second 4 Leaiga a wuti.... Loaulana consul Missouri C's ..;;5 Teanv:e, new-....- 4" Tax. .". I Aad graut. 3'. lex. P. Rio Uraado. t" fj. P. lud grants..... ;cs .10 1? 4 CT. I, sinking f and Bu Joe U5'4 Virginia 6's. .... 33 SUP. fc8.C. trsts.-liolvlriiaia consols 4-,l-s Tranest-ee 's....... I Do. deferred6SNKBAL rrocxi. AAani öTrex-....133 MorrliA Zssex aUlechenr Central. 3s Nashrllle AChaU Si Alton A erre il.. 20 ,N. J. Central...... X AT. H. pId.MMM. 80 ;Norfolk A W. pf 1.. '21 U americai. Ei press. VI .northern Paclü3 17? Burl. Oed R. A N.. 60 (Do. pfd . .. iJi Canada Paciflo 35,' 4 North western vi'Canada öoathem üu (.Noruieevera p:d.Mi3) Central Pacific. 30?, New York Centra' 8!i Da. ÜM preferrel .. 9ya;Oalo Jt MlsgiBsIppl... lö;4 . MJf. pfd 4 Ui Ontario & Wee:ern..ri-1 151 Oregon MarlRation., 1 1 T n.nitnn rlin M 1,1 Ox stxxihd. Uolcao ft Alton ... C A A . preferred Hale, Ear u A Q.... ChJc 8. I, ÄN.ü Oretron lmprovea't. 2 0,8ULdi PittbaOln.. dan. Jt Cleye a, a. c. a i Delaware Had. . Del. A UC Denver a iL Grao i 7 , 15 121 J Pacific Mail-....- ol Panamai Peoria, D. A M!; PitU-bare -h V'.'U PailioanPalac3 Oar.!: '.!, lor haainK... . r. 7 y4 1 Rock l.-land l' , 12 8U L. A Baa. tfran... 1Krta. ätw preteml. 25 iDo. preferred- , EaetTennesKee... . Ix. trefeired Fort Wayne Hannltalt'i tit.Jov Do, preferrea Da first pM ;4'St. Pnl- i 'CG ;SL Paul pf J 8f öt, Paal A Maoa... L'7 8J St. Paul A Onana.- 2 Harlem ..-lv4 ,Ht. P. O. pfd.... Houston A Texaa.. 13 Texas Paci3c-.... li'H Illinois Central 121' ' Cniou I'acißo...., Inilaiifl, B. A W 12 id. S. Express. Kanaat Texan. 17V vv &t. L. A Pacific-. 51 Lake Erie A West- 13J4 Dl pf li Lake Baore. 6J.'a Welis A Fanjo Kt-. ioM LonlsnileA Nah. ;U)U W. O. Teleeraoh 57 4 liOO., A. A Uhi..- 15 VOl. COll I" a 1 i ; i i7 i Hart., A Cln. 1st pf.J 10 De 1 wool... Do. second pfd.... 6 ; Homeeuke V em. A Charleatoo. 37 iimn aiwpf ,, Michigan Central-.- 5 j 'Ontario Hinneap. &8t. L...- U Quicksilver Do preferred.. 'iS iüo. preferred...... M woarl Paciao TO1; South Pacific. . HotlJe A Ohio s I3ntrn ..... ... aToralgn irtuujr ut Stocka. LONDON. - March 3T. -Consols, P7'c: accunt, 97). I'nitod fetatea sond-115 1.141 Boudg Erle ecnds, 57T; New Vora Central, V f . Iaciflc, Keading, 7;; Canadian Pacific, 4: fet. Paul. 70.' HPARIS, March CO. Rentes-7Cf Cöc' COHMEKCIIL. lair volume of busine is being traasa:ted throujh the medium ol traveling salesmen In dr7 good, bot as yet home trade Is not booming. Weather conditions have not been altogether f itcrable, for that forma the basis for the salj of many spring and summer fabrics. Jobbers are putting out about the usual amount, howevsr. Groceries are rather quiet, and prices are unchanged. There are some slight chanzes in Canned gooda. E:g3 have ugaln declined 1 c, with a probability of further changes in the near future. (iRAIJf. W e quote the following from the Board of Trade circular: Whf atXot tauch activity la l.cal circles and 11 grades are generally lower and dull. Future are not wanted. Receipts only fair, choice graiei In better demand. New York c higher, wnila Chicago shows the marked decline of lc. Corn Local markets are fairly active at onot.ttiens Offerings are mora liberal and a shale lower, prices are notlcel 'or twtter grade. Keceipta good and futures dull. New York steidy nd Chicago ofT. Oats A good local demand for small loti. Iaiuiries for ahlpping purposes are rather qjlot with fair offerings. The following table showa the receipts of grata tt Ihla point lor the pant twenty-four hours; flour, , . Wheat, fcu 30M 32 O ä I k) Com, ba uats, ba. Ky. bn . The folio wum ao. iajwi in auoant of grain In store at this rolnt: I i e. r.e valor 4... ... BLe K ÜMpltai S atcr. . Wes rrn Elevator.,. S7.7Ä-! 3S.0X)j 1&X y.9C; 3.iM, 8.txf !. S0.Ü0C 5,0- KJ iUt'O, Eerator U. ' Mlll tlM s.ooo .; is. ceo Ivul . 'r ri.p'e avlait yea80,630! 6Ö.20C; 41 20C 1 " lXX3i 51.000 ! 2i .COX kloar, UrAtnud llnj. loar Pateat, SI 755 01: extra fancr, ti 00 5. fancT. ti 90.54 00: cr.ohc. 15 7ä,43 90: family, t Vas 60; treble ex tr. SJCaJ75:donblaextTs, O4Cin2 50: extra, gj 232 kS; inpernne. tiGO J 2 25; fine. 12 CO. wtcat vraiCoto: Eld. f i 7.H Aikld. uaca trace track track tracx track ti A&xod. rra!k track 4 track track track track x'o. a Med. He JHed. No KJ KKtd - Dnxrerchantabie Corn We quot: Ko. 2 whtte - Ko. S White Y&iCw o Hlzh Mixed . Mixea Bid. 42VJ '2 42 Bid. 84 32-i S2 3-2 Hign mixed relectPd... No. S White rejected Ronad Eat. March Oats Yit quota: Na 7 wnitA - . , Light mixed. track trarc track 4 t 43 Ajxed. track 3t' track , tack HI track Mixed Harc& Kye Now 2. nominal. Prac Firm: 114 0U bid: no aellerm. liar Prime Timothy, aalet; ill M bid; hell at tr.mH GRAIN TT. A PS KFVIEW. IniTos, March 30. The Mark Lane Express, in Jta review of the British grain trade for the pt !, aaje: The line weather taa Drought eprxu;

;wirg restly to a clo- RW of Eaz!ih wheit Irjrlng tie ifti wer 52,' rnarvr, a2au57.'2r4 shatters for the torrtrpcodlng week of ! Ttar. crficn wheat htm rcnrt rvi fro n th n.

prtSfiet. O.ftbeceasi boiuev was conSnd ii the ae of or.e t-argo of Orpgou at 3j 1, and nt j cargo of Caiitoruia at 35s nine cargoes arnvj 1 wo ciufu withdrawn, and ten remained. Tnire dne twenty to iwenty-rivt cargoes, rnotly clrcrnU. CHICAGO M4RXKT. (PnralFfiPd by H. E. Kinney A Co., ra:n and r. . . a I a. Sk n Tuiuu i iuii'n, iiu, iaamutr ox t o innerem. 4snh . AhtAt April. J ace Corn April. I!ay.-. Crn.'n'g jUighst. Ioi est j(Jii i 70 I 71 ?i - S7 v4 4! T. l4 31 l II 90 12 1 1 17 6 80 6 91 6 97 5 95 6 07 6 n r5i i 811, JT. 41V, 4 1 : 1 Sill 2 11 Ji 12 i 77 6 sA 6 y 6 '.2 6 02 6 12 June April. 42 42T, 27 31 9j Oau - My June. AprU 31" 11 'JO Pork 11 11 May . June. Lard - April May.. June. RItl - April. May June M 12 12 10 75 12 Ci fi 7 " 8 6 9 6 'J1 6 02 6 12 ' 6 hi 6 97 6 62 6 12 Oar To' Wheat. 301: corn. 62: oats. 100. Estimated receipts of bos;s, 16.00Q head. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLES ALK MAKUKti, Ury Ouo(ii Windsor lancT Merrtmaca lancy... vnerwga fancy.... Pacific facer.... Cccheco fancy. uerwick fancy Richmond lancy Hamilton fancy. American fancr. Belmont fancy . 14 Wwh'n'ton Lnd. biue-7 American Ind. blue.-7Vi Albion solid eimpon'8 mining. .....6 Steel Elver iAncy-..5J Dunncll fanc7 Amencan ahlrtlixg Allen fancr Allen shirting Sitrrimack shirting. DKE88 FABRICS. PrdCcWpoplln lua- 9 Pac.Cc cafihm'rs....lo Pacific y. Australian crare 18 j Kamilton alpacaa- V Hamilton i mix 10 j Pacific 1400 lawns 1Ü-, IPaclflc Organdy.- tl iPaciflcChambray...... 9 iPaciflc cretonnes.... 8 ! Pacific c. f. suitings.- 8' Pacific 0-4 A. O. M...-30 P3CJÖC6-4E. X. cah.2C Pacific 6-4 A. a CBeh.25 Manchester rash 10 Manchester DeB.-H Atlantic alpacaa..-10 AtlanUc G. L. cash. ...21 Auanuc J. ushm..-.2S paciro percales....1 n Pacific nun'a Teil'g-.16 Arlington 42-In nun's veiling......-...., 32f, Arlington gray c&Jthmere. is BROWM COTTONS. 7!BedfordR.... 7 j Hill's Yardstick.. Atlantic A .... Atlantic H.-..... Mystic Klver... Lawrence L. L.. Indian Head..-. Cocestosa W Ptrrerell B.-..M öX'lremontO. C. 7V4 Stark A.C saranaca 6X(ütlcaC. 7 Boo.t XX- . 1 iMaf-sichusotts B. . Peppeieil Kreprerell 9-4 Fepperell 1S-4 . 20 1 Windsor II ELXACIitl) COTTONS, AEdrtccgglnL 7M Earkcr Mills Lonsdale...- 7 4 Far we 11 . Sallardvaie... - S4 MasonT!):e ft'amsmtA . Wl Fruit of the Ixjom.. H'.ll'b tiemper Idem.- 7l'arInerw, Choice. lack stone A. A- 7H Üwljfht Anctcr..... Hope 6-ipocihonlM FetchviUe ... 7 ICbestnutHill Peppcrell 9-4. Loowlale Cambric Fepperell 1C-4 . 22K!Jut On!.-.. ....... COTTON FLASSB7A - 4 ... ... 4 Bn .. .. 7 - 8 :ifH Bl' 7 8 6 10 n:l 7 7 6 !!' 14 n Trersont DL-. Tremont 11.... Trexcont P Tremont a..... Tremont Y..... Tremont X.... Treiaout P Treraoat U.... Tremont L-... Tremout Ii.-. Treraoat N.... Tremont O Eilerton CN'.- . 6 7 ... .... 9 - r 7 1 .. 712 .- S'4 ... 9'4 ... .J ...10 ...10 4 .ins ...12 11 ml Nashua G... Nashua FFNahua ..., Hafhua T-. Nashua D.... 54 6 6V, 7 - 7S - 7 M 8 7 I Kliertou CM,. 7H KllertonCL.. 8 E!lv?rton V.... 8W Kllertoa T 8S Kllertoa a.... 9 iEllertoa P. , 9 Kilerton Q IOV4 EHertoa P 11H KHertoa O .... 14 lEilerton H. Nshua C B Na.sk ua Nashua AAA Kathua X 1A1 5a&hna XX GINSHAMS. Amoskesg . - "S'Wamsntu 1 -i 4 iMormanaie ........ x ; b?lAP?OW,M YOlkMt4MllMaWIS Wnite M'f'g Co.... . 1 Noyai 7 Renfrew dresa.. 7 IJoonson bak fold.. 10 fLAin AND CHKVIOT9. Amoieag.- 9 lilabama plaids.. . 7-4 Bau 84 Ottawa plaids I.V.-, " cms 11 B............. 8i'Edlnturi cherlota.- 9 Pirk Mills, 70 check-.12 iKrerett cheYlota. 9 Park Mill. 80 check..l3 Great Renublia eher. 7 Economy check :. 9ji Columbian.... 7'i uus cüecx , siuacilitoa itripei 10 bXKlMS. Otis, A X A.. Otis B B... . Otis C C... ... Amoskeag......... Kverett... Haymaker... York, blue-... 14 14 IS York, aiateYork. fancy Oakland, A...-. 11 7 Columbian,... Boston 7X 1 ,. TICKINGS. ...I3i Lewlaton, K ...HH'Lewlston, 22 .. 14 iLewlston. 39 Amoskeag, A OAYork, 80 in... Oonnestoga, B F... Oonestoga, extra. Ooestoga, O OA... ..14K ..,122 . ii4 7 -.13 ! Oak land, A ...... ...1 IK Oakland, A A.7X SKAIN A8. American .. . Franklinvllle BUrk, A m ......19 iGrsnger.. .20 LewUton ,20 ti 23), Georgia, A .18X exarrr chxim. vfnue-. . . .is Coverlet Chain 20 .15 WJ'OJd 22 No. 600 Cotton Yarn .-10 andleWick 20 ITwlne... 2a Tb Produce Market. S5f-I'W? 110 per doz.: from store. UVlco. Butter CTeamery faocy,27Ä28c: choice, isjoo; g7adeVtaÄ'C; um grades, ease; low Ponitry Hena, 9o per lb. ; roosters. 5c: spring chickens, ?o; hen turkeys, inc; torn turkeys, 8c: old gee. and well-leathered, pei dos., 15 00 ; ducke, per dos., 13 50. " .,.., en Prime geese, 45c, mised and ducks, WI2ÖC. Rass-lKlWc. Wool Tub-washed and picked, 2ai)c; unwahed medium, lSe; unwashed common, lie enwafhed One. 15 o 18c; Cots wold, 17c; hurry and unmerchantable at their value. Cotton fleeces. l4vtl5o. The Provision Market Below are the present Jotblng prices: Blacked Meats, canvased or plain (plafri meats not guaranteed against aklppera )d. 0. Hams: 10 to 12S lbs. average, Halite: 15 lbs.averaga, lo'.'.a; 17S Iba, average, loc: 20 lbs. average, lCc: ueaTr areraijee, l&SO 108. IC COPA79 clar, -Reliahle Brand." lie; English shoulders, licht do, to: Enghsn shoulders, heavy do. 6'w !: iamily shoulders, pieces, do, Cc; dried beef, do. 15c Bscon Clear aides, l'ght or medium wt.. 8c; do tellies. Hsjht or medium wt.. t?ii? do bacis. light or medium wt., V,ic; do French flitch, 7c. D. 8. and Pickled Meats Kaciisü cureo, ciear aldea or backa. onsmoked. 7'c; Lean pork, clear, per bbU 200 Iba, 115 60; pork, clear, per bbl.. 200 lbs, 114 CO; family porr. clear, cer bbl., 200 Iba.. 112 CO; family beef, per bbl.. JCO lbs.. 118. Lard Pure kettle-rendered m tierce. 84c: In hail barrels or 60-ib tub. 8Tec; 48-ib un taos, c; 20-ibpaua, 9c: 10-lb pails, 9c. Soloeaa in cloth 6c:inikln. 63. The Grocery Market. Ctei9-rtm cream. New York, l315c: Ohio, 02. r-t aklia, 6v3Sc per pound; WUconsln, lOo; sjie-l jr. Ha uosrxs -Common, 9K3l2c: ordinary, 103 lie; fair. HMUc: prime, UWUHo: strictly prime, 12;c413Kc: choice. 149140: Old Oov-e-amentjava, l4SI2c: SicLaughUn's XXXX roasted. Mb packages, lrrj-it cafes, Hc: CO-lb do., 14 j;c: Arbnckle'a rcaatM. !4Vic; Iverlng'a, lOic: Car-ioba, ltic; Gates' A Ko. 1, 15?ic; Gatea7 prlxre,14:1;a Snars Cutlcaf. V'is; powdered. Tc: rrannlated. es3fX: standard a. eojesc; off A, 67gi 6c; white extra O. &v36lKc: lUht brown, 5H'4 K-4c: common grades, 4;95Sc; New Orleans brown. tlftiUc Molanea ana Byrupa New crop New Orleans moiaisc. tX)jk5oC; syrup. 2Sva45o per gal. for common to choice; maple syrup. SI 10(91 S5. Eire Carolina and Louisiana, 6(j7c ffplcea Pepper, 18X919!:: aispice, IC(Cji2c; clores, 2Ca25c; ginger, 17 J2JC ; dnnamon In mats. 1215c: nutmegs, 75050a. Ban Lake, in car lota. 90c: dray lots, IT OCtfll CS; small lota, 10c more from store: dairy, SJ 2S-&3 00. Starch Refined pearl. tSS20 per lb. ; Eureka, tc; Champion glcoa, lump, t3CXc; Improved corn, lK&,)ic Palt rish-MKkerel. extra xaeu,tl4 ptrtbL;

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bsrrt tl2M: No. 1 mackerel lt.2C: halve. 57 a.0; No. SmackereL SX2 tO4i; haare, ty33; Ka 2 media tn. lx: halvfw.ft M: No. S mackerel !(3C.V): halve. V03bm Ko. 1 walte Ca. 7 K; rr.neles fish, $3 tV per luO lbs. : r-oneless ord, l,37; extra, HO; Grand Bank, iSraiH Pr lb ; fau-.ily white fesh, P CO per 100 Ins. : No. 2 pickerel, 13 00 per ICO It.: ballibut. 14c p;rlb. Foreign Fruit London iayr raisins, new, 13 2?x?i3 40; new Valencia. HailHo: Bmtana, Her ' new Muscatel rsUins, two crown. 2 Rv5 tü: Ciiforrla I L.. ti Ci : three crown, 21 Lp'aons Mtfvina,f3ttD4ta Prunes -New rurklph. s iVic; sfa.Maaado.,8!c; cnrrantF, CSc: new fis, Uywra. Ur. lt yaa. 4!4- Lrd m ton-rx-a J bcaa. 9-aiCio. Cranges Florl 1, crve, S4'4 4 W MninaOra'Jce? IdrUO ,?2 7V dour O.. ti 75S3 (0: Valenc'a ca.e3, f3 IC tf 00: (Uf rn:a i-rsDceN. &t C0 V- Tr k-jx. r3Anms haw. Tenrote, 45V?; Wl'taiartri, ted. lOcTei.nfcsfee.sSaKc Sanana IM ier bunch, ('-oanata ft S0.a-. Cnuel We onote: Toraauv. ib.. S.rx33ri 00: Pcacnes. 2 lbs. etandird. fl l-Mt 70; i lb., n 9032 00: serchd, 3 lb tl 0 il CO: 2 lbs., II V1 48: Me Prvs, 3 lbs, 51 20 1 .'5: C It., 1 9öai 03: Black berries. CI 0"(tl OS; jorawfcerrle. 1 iCSl 15: kaspberris, SI lal 25; Cherrie, rr'd. 9ij.tc: white, Jl 932 20 Stria? Bds, v'Ä;:: Green Pfts. Yar acuta Con. 51 SOCil 35 Mountain öi-iar !tto. Z I JO: fitH-.dard 2 lit, 90c"tSl 10; Macst3re!. tl 254ii &Sr Pineapples fl E02 CC: Palmon, 1 lh.. JT16ül70: Tumbler Jelllr. Sära:; Cove

Oysters, l ib., lieht wolcht. 6u35rc; 1 lb, full we!?bt, fia5lI0-2 lbs.. nht w?ct. 8110: 2 lbs., loli wetKht.81 85 41 95: üardlnc. Krcnch. 1175 per doz.: American, s 9C? per d(?t; Aopl1?. I Iba. 90d"3c: 6 lbs, 82 bZi CO; gailoa, 2 cCa3G0. TecetAbles aud Fruits. Ecans Choice nar, zi 50: rtedlam, fl Hi, Marrows, C2.32 25; Callicrnla. l Poutoe-i2 CC&i 85 por bbl : 55 4SSc per bn. Sweet Potatoes Pliilaielphi Jerseys, M t Baitlnorss. 84f4 50; Kentucky, 13 2535 iZ: yellow Rctd. tl 75(J3 CO per til. Appi. nyKj. tiOo.:j: fKvcy, S3 Wll; common, tl 25Q1 r. Dried Apoirj STaporatcd. tt:; com n on dried, 6 5;vc Peace es Dried pichtj, hver, sS9c; California halves, ltc: evaprau t. 16i!7c. csobt ge New, pr bbl . 2 tt.Ii 0-X Otiios-f-t ci.44 50 per blL Honey JS-Xc 8ed Htd llirothv, tl 40,31 t',0 txr nel: clcrer, 14 75 per bushel; blue grsss. tl iOp-jr b.iiiieL. CoaI and Cakr. Pittsburg, rer ton. tt CO: Autamc'.U), 87 00; Paymond City, 4 CO: Indiana bloc. HOC: coke, lamp, 10c: coke, cruaed, lio; Jacksoa coal, 3 75; Stout's coal. 12 5a Hides, Leather and Tallow. Eexalock sole, 24.331c : oak sole, S3g33ci Peaurylvanla harness lo&ther, S3Q37c: hi.rues leather, 2J 535c; bridle leather, per dox., 1004172; doraect'o kip, B0980C French kip, GOcl 20; domestic CAif, 70c31 10; French calf, Si 10:41 80. Ldea No. 1 cured, 7ftHSKc; No. 1 gren, 5 7p; No. 1 calf, 9l0o; cured, lllc; dry salt, lvO; flint, 12c; No. 2 hides, 2gC off. Tallow-Prime, 6c: No. 2, tc. Grease Brown, KitT; white, töii;ic; re low, Drug Marhet. Alcohol. Si 2.)a2 SO: calomel, 75 S5c; rtspn, 28(it:sOc; Loctineaj, 50v4CCc; chloroform, ,'0oi C ; gum opium, J4 25(3 50; indigo, 81 00;c3 W; uoi phlDe, 83 40a3 65. O;ls-jtor. 81 55(jl 0; ti te t ell, 90ivjffl S5; oltre oil, fl U)J.i 00; bvrvo-.riJt (Sanderson's), 2'252 SC; leir.on vandtr-vj'-l. II K&2 CO. Qulalne-P. A W., Jl 05-41 U, c:rchonida, 404ic. American bi-carb, toda, 4 .n ; English do., 530c. 8anff Oanet'i, 2-oa. t ack., Jl 00 per doz,; 4-0 bottlss, 83 00 per do. Ftovt'a ßulphur, 43V, Tnrroaiia' 36iSc: En?li,h Venetian red, by bbL, 2 o; lee quantities, S'o. Iodine 14 00; iodide potash, S3 GO. Ciovea, 2ö.;t 2rc Rhubarb, 90c)l 25. Window-glw, W anJ 30c: double. 70 and 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel 2Iarket, Bar Iron $1 909210; rates ;hoop iron, J2 JO .-asj Norway and 8wel iron, 5c rates: horse shoe irou, SC. Uorse Shoe Burden A Perkins', per keg, it 0 ); mule shoes, 81 per keg advened, llorto 8 hoe S North western, Globe and Putnaa.per box, 14 W. Cast fiteel Best Amorican, per lb., 13c: sarin? stel, Cc; tire steel, 4c; toe calk steel, 5c 5 machinery steel, &c Naiis-22 25. MlscellAneocs "lisrkets. Kaw Furs Mmk. large, dark. 23c: pale, 2.1c; raocooii, black and extra, II; large and d&rAVc; pale, sec: muskrat, fa)L 5?j7c: winter, 7 spriu? rat. 4Cc: opossum, 531!c: skunk, black, prur.e, re; short stripe, 40c; otter, 3j.rc: gray fjx, 5Cc: red fox. liTGc: houee cat, 5(g.5c; Fh.cp te'its. by amount of wool and quality, lO'r; full, long-haired Newfoundland dog tains, b"r,ii ll.UC. Oi)s Wequo': Linseed, raw, 513523: boiled. 4 55c: lard oil. 6j685c; miners' oil, 55355:; lab :- CHt cg 01L 12,-5I3jsc: straits oil, SS'aiiOc; oeailna. 10 3l4c; coal oil, Indiana legal test, 94 c!0c; 150 dteree, test, lOgilc: water white, 155 decree. He. Tinners' eupulies We quote: Best braad cnrooal Uhlc 1CX14. 12x12 and 14x20,86 2i; IX.ICxll, 14x20 and 12x12, 3 Jj; roofing 10, 11x20, 11 7 ; 2Cx28. IU 50,1113 50: block Un, In pigs, 240 ; In bars, 'Jttc, Iron 27 B Iron, 8.25c; 27 O Iron, 6c: Juainta giivr.nlzed, 50 per cent, discount; refined, 5tJ and iu rer cent. aiFconnt. sneet sins, 6c Copper bottoms, 29c. Plalnlshed copper, ilc 80V is lc. LIVE STOCK. Indianapolis Live Stock Clarket, Dwios Btocx-Yards. March JO. Oattub Receipts, 50 head; shipments, 40 head. Quality only fair; no demand except on the best trades. Market dull and draggy; hard to make sales at quotations; a few common old cows left over. Cooice shipping steers- $5 2035 '0 Medium to good shipping steers 4 755 10 Common to fair shipping steers 4 253 1 CO Btockera. . x 40M 00 Choice cows na neuer... . ........... 4 so 51 75 Medium t3 pood cows and helfen 3 5üc44 CO Common tofalrcowi and hellen 2 50 as 20 Veals, common to ynrui ,,.... 4 0035 to Bolls, common to good - 2 oO.t 10 Milkers, common to good, per head 120 00a5o 00 Hoes Receipts, C00 head; eaipmeau. 5C0 head. Quality some better; few fine heavies selling, but light grades are In the best demand. Market 1 little slow; closing weak. Select heavy - M 51 703 t 7 Select mediums - 4 601 f5 Select lights 4 55(44 60 Common to fair light 4 S0 c4 50 Heavy roughs 3 7534 25 8KIKT Receipts, head: shipments, head. But few here. Market steady as last weeks' prices; ail sold. Good to choice grades ..fl 90 4 "0 Fair to medium grades s 1033 7 common grades 2 50 .i 20 It aces, per beaa . . - 2 Ujkz yj Elscwher. EAST LIBERTY. Pa., Msrch :.0. Cattle -Dill and icoß cf lust week; receipts, 1.V3 ncau; saipment, '.15 head. Hops Firm: Philadelphia. C5: Yorkers, 14 7C(üi SO; receipts, 5i2u0 head; snlpments, 2.7uo head. Sheep Dull and unchanged; receipts, 4 CX) head; shipment., 2.10J heal. BALTIMORE, March 30. Beef Cattle Dull and lA9)& lower ; bat beeve?. 3i 50 H 3 75: hrt Quality. ib(xb c0; medium. t 7:ra5: ordinary, ti 3 rät f0; most of fales were at tl 23 50. Receipt, 1,297 head: sale. e!2 head. Swlue Fair supply. Receipts, 5.4C0 heAd. Quoted at 2317. Sheep ana Lambs Receipts. 2, 2S 3 head; sheep, t335 5 : lambs tl. , KANSAS CITY, March CO The Live Stock lullcator reports: Cattle Receipts, 1.K0 tesd. Market ouiet: exports, $5 20 Kb 4J: caramon to coo1 Bbiopicc, 41 0 Ca5 75: common to medium, Ii 5C(3t 7j; feC'le:', f C4 50; cows, So;.? 70 Ho?s-RreiTt 3 6(0 heal. Market weak and IClower; light, Si 2031 ::3: mavy and mixed, 51 10J 4 20. m eep Rerelp. 1.7ro fcead. Market et-idy; f!r ki tH,d, 2tCä35; common to medium. II tr2 25. ST. LOCH. Marc) 30. "atö -Kooelot 2.(0 hed: hipment. 03 head. Market tinw j porrs, 55 CxiSi IK) : g'HKl tocaolce.Ji 2ry5 6J; oi?amon to mtdium. $4 5P;5": butchers' hteers. K:.-s 4 75; corn-led Texans, it 5: Colorado steers $i4 4 ca Eceen Ler'elpts. 2.0C0 head; shipments. 2C0 he id. Market steady ard m goof demand: oum m .0 meoinm. f2 5033 2"; cuolc?. 83 40140: ex.ra, 84 50J4 75 Hogs Receipt., 4,it0 head: shipants. 3 ICO head Mr'et dull and weak: Vorie.-s. UIdO; Dicker. f4 10S4 t0: h-avy, 94 CCo.4 65. UUFFajjO, March ?n. .aujb itceipts today, 1.10O head: consigaed through, 97 cars; hSsr Ycrk. Sunday, 3S cars; to-dy, 35 cars. Market unfettled. generally lower, dull and droooln;:: medium to good, from 1,180 to l.SCOlbs., 14 75(s 7 20: common to medium, tl 7CQ1 40; butchers', 3 2594 35. Sheep and Lambs Receip's. S.500 head: eaaslgned through, 130 cars. Market dull; prices a shade lower; common to choice sheep, S3 SC 5 20; ordmary to choice laruh. 14 TOtöil Hcgs Receipts, C.5W head; consigned through,

Wears: to New York, enndar, 12 car: to-dav, 17 rar Maiket dull and lowrr; ood to choice Ycikerr, tl 7Cl W, botciers' gTd. SI Mvil , CHICAGO, March 30, The DroTerf Journal reports: fff,'!-ReceiTts, 17 500 head; aMrcenta head. Market 5c lower: rough psckint, S4 30t5; r-sckjce and shipping. U 5034 75; light, tl 301 70; iklp. 13 50-31 25. tattle-Receipts, 8,000 head; shipnnK 2,010 heart. Market slow: c ommon grade 1031,c I'jver; l.C 50 to 1.3.ri0 lbs., tt 25(3,5 35; 1 359 lo 1.U0 lb?., t 50 Q5 V-'H. Sheep Receipts, f.'OO head; shipments L500 herd. Market lCC'i.2(.-lower: cemmoa to medium, 12 5L'34 25. good. I 40 it 4 70. The Drovers Journal Liverpool special quotes an Improvement ol J-c on prices. Eett ArcerNUia rteerc lie, dretted. stAKKETM MY TKLISGKPAU.

Produce dlarsett, srw TCRK. March 30. - Cotton Very dell at H!i0in,c: futures tead y; Marrt, 11c: April, 11c; Maj. Il.t2c; June, 11.2tc; J111, 1! A-iait, 11.40c: Spfmrvr. 11 C0-; t)ctoivr. iu to.: November. lC.;5c: December, lt.44c. Flour-steady avd nncbani?ea: receipts, 32 CM bbls.: exporta. l.vuo tbis. Whtat-Ppot, lots of vhei ami uotah'y uuchatiged; options declice'l l.l;c, sna dosed teartj: receipt, 4S,0C0 bi.; tapjru, C-J.OCO bu.; No. 2 priDg, t)lc: ucgrated do., ü-ic; No. 2 r?d, 8i';6)ic: No. 3 red. t7J-;?; No. 2 red. öigM!: No. 1 white, 9'c; nugradea white. 05"4c; No. 2re4. Avril. sales of i44,CXO bu. at OUS'JO' oC. closing at tiCc: May, sales of 1.S81.000 bu. at Sl;fcli9., clostn? at 9! "sc. June, sales of ä.CCO bu. at 92" '.W c)oiug at 9-JhC; July, sales of 3uS.Cw) bu. at Vi'tS 9 ;-,c, closing at ?4iec. tkra fcpot lots ?4 c atu options V4C lower,cloed steadier; receipt. 239,010 bu.; exports, I42.(t0 bu.: ungraled. A9& 5.-;4c; No. 3, 4'?4c; steamer white. 43,-..fi50V-J; o. t?., 49,4(Tt ;lc; Utamer white, i4H4c; uugra-led white. ;4.c: No. 2 white. 52c; No. 2 March. 47:;4 'v ; ! steamer, -l07,c, closing at 4';.e: April, 4v.it02. cloKlce at 49'-c: Mat. .'i.i:. rinsing' ol 'iX.e .Inno .lil .Mi 1 ' 2 ., OctiUk; at5C'''e; Jnly. 51-4m51,'.c. rioIne at 61' Horner, April, 4'ic Outs 'w'jS lower, iaiderateJy active; receipts, b'S.OOOuu. ; export! f'lb.i.: mixed, 373'; wbit, :-ai2c The stock . jrrhin in nore Marth 2: V.'heat. 4.C40.00J bu : .0 .1. 1.232, C00 bu.: cats, 2.607.CG0 bj.; brley, lf.'.(0 tu.; rye, 5.0C0 La ; p"a, 7 COO bu.; i;iir, 12:1.0! 0 bu Hay fteady. Cofi'ee Fair; Kioq ilet f. 5ie; i j tions quiet: tales of 12,000 bas; April, 7.:-('(i7.."5c; Slay, 7.4"c; June, 7.55c; July, 7.63H 7.fic; A neust, 7.70y7.75c; December. 7.1'Cc. Suiwr Liull; MuMSvado, 4 .jc ; molases suer, 4i: yellow, 4'4'iir,-c; staadard A, 5 9 l:; j;. Mlhsts Dull and uucriaueel. Rice riteady. Petroleum Firm: unittd. M-.'c: reSned, 'lie Tal-low-8ieady. KoKin Weak at f 1 17.'.-ail 23. Egza Heavy ana lower at llKyl5i Pork Steal y. Lard Weak: Western steam, spot, 87 1537 171: April, t7 1C7 12: May, 87 17&7 19;Jnne. 7 254 7 2t: July, S7 32(47 33; August, $7 3?(ä7 .J9. Butter Dull. Cheete tulet; Western fiat, S31C2. Others unchanged. CHICAGO. March 30 -Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat Weaker; closed 13 under eatuioay; March, 75V6f..c, closed at 75:2: April, 75,-.:Q7Clic, clo.vi at 7ttö76!c: May, bv'4 CtfeiJ.c, cicBea at 80;e:; June j2;k'üS3c closed atSi'sC; Ko. 2 Chicago sprius, 75;a78Hc: Ka. 3 co., tyc. Ccin Iu fair demand: opened weak er.dcloied Jc under Saturday; cah, 3743 10 Wi; Marcü and April. o7icj:i7;ic. closed at 87Jic; May, 41H(ltl;;c. closed at 41': Juue, 42Äl-.;;u, closed at s-'Ie. Oats In gooa rt-mand but rall easier ;&h, 27 lOc; April, 27"'si: May, Sl'-iS Sl?;c. P.ye-Dull at 6iiv?. oarier Dull aud nominfil at Vl&iZ?. flaxseed -Quiet at $1 ES. Pork-lirrsuTar: cssli $U 9-'12: aiarcn. til l5; April, tu yyaii 9j; May, ll JbA U) y9, closed at Si2 C2j2'a2 C"; June, il2(Ji .i 12 22!. Closed at ?!2 12$12 15. Larl la far derrand and 2iio lower: cash and April, to 82j: Ma'. ?3 s:i) vo, closed at 3 87! y4 6 0. ßulkmeats In fair demand: 6houlli, f .r094 0u; Bhort rit.. &!r. C5: shorijclear, 80 45-' G 50. Butter Steady; creamery. SiC. Kg?S Steady at 1-c KeCiIrtA-lloar, 20,üC0 bnls. : woeat, 42.010 fcu.: corn. 2:P, 033 bn.; oats. 10Ö.O00 bu.; re. .:,0C0 bu.; barley, 20,000 bu. Ehtpments Fir--r, 26.0CO bbls.: wheit, 2(.(riQ ou ; cora, 11,003 bu ; 0-t. 41.CC0 bu.; rye. 3.0'jO bn ; birley, li.OOO Alternocn lioaru Wheat -tasier; declined lie. Corn Easier; declined oats r irmer; l'crk Lover: Marchand April Advanced df timed 7"7ilOf Lard Kasier: dpclin.1 -t BT. LOTJI3, March Ci). ncur Unchsniea. WLeat Opened sharply lower, advanced, II uctuatcl, and closed -Qsq lower than Saturday: Nc. 2 red, 8til4S(öc cash; 83Hc April: fcVtiS:',. Ma : vo-Qäl'c closing at June; Uii'-'jc July. Lern Very quiet; St'ic cash; 3t March; ?,0?.3Ac April and May; 40c June. ui fclowT :Jc bid cash; 32ic bid May. R70 Dull at 61c.' Barley Qult at 507CcL-ad Lull at 83 453 50. Butter-Unchan-red. Egs-I'a-chanped. Flaxteed Quiet at tl 351 35. Hy Utchan?ed. Bran Cnchanged. Cormeat Steady at 12 2i2f0. Provisions-Dull and weal; only a small job trade. Pork 12 25. Baitmeats Long clear. tS 10: short rib, SO 20; sh irt clear, Jo 4 . Bacon Long clear, 80 tf&K :); short riD, fti C5; ehort clear, $0 10. Lard-6 70. Receipt- Flour, 5,000 bbls.: wbeat, bu.; com, 253,0T'O bo. : oats, 3:,0JO be: rye, 4 000 bu.; barley, lt.OCO bu. Shipments-Flour, 17,1)00 l.bla: wheat. ':6.000 bu.: corn, 7.3X) btu; oats. 12,000 bu.: rye, l.tOO bu. : barley, none. Afternoon Board Wheat Lower; ESiOJc May; ;c June; 91Kc July. Corn-Easier; May, 39; bc; June, 40c. Oats Nothing done. BALTIMORE, March 30. Flour Steady and quiet; Howard street and Western snperüue, $2 75 65 10: extra, $3 20fi6 05: family, SJ S54 70. Wheat Western 6teady, lesing dull: winter red, spot and April, i-8;Jer'4c! March. 883S64c; May,90J43 91c: Jute, vijfä'JSc; July. 'H&JiHc Corn Western steady and dull: mixed, spot, 49350e: April, W&i-fi.ie; May, 4943 ü-c Oats Firm: Western wniuj, 7:sc; mlxoo, to&3c. Rye äteadv aad QUietat 7J(375c Hay Firm. Provisions ö'tealy and quiet. Mess Pork 813 r0(13 75. Bulkraea'H Shoulders and clear rib aides, packed, tö t)2J?4 7 25. Bacon Shoulders, tG 2j; clear rib sidc;s, 18. nams-tll 25K13. Lard-Refined. IS 25. B itterEasy; Western, packed, 10v'20c: creamery. 20. 2&c. Lcga Kasier and quiet at 14315c. Pe'ro-leum-Kominally 6teady; refined, 75$7c CoiiVe tniet and nominally steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair. 7437?ic. Sugar Quiet an! steady: A soft, Cc Copper Refined quiet aud easier at 10(3Kc. Freights to LlTerpool Dull: catton, 1144d; Hour, la 6d; grain, firmer at 4351. l:-oelpts-Flour, 6.CCO bbis.; wheat, 26.000 bo.; cru, 82.0C0 bn.; oats. 6.CC0 bu.; rye, 500 bu. bhljments Wheat, COO bu.; corn. 1,800 bu. PHILADELPHIA. March SO Flour Stealy and in fair demand. Rye Flour Firm: choice, 13 62x7. Wheat Closed 3. '4C lower: car lots in fair demand; No. 2 red, fcViC: No. 1 Pennsylvania red, 9Cc: No. 2 red, March, fcögssjc; April, 8$s S'4c: May, yff.'OOKc: June, 91392' fcc. Cora Quiet and a tbade easier; car lots firm; mixed. 49319KC: No. 3 high mixed. 4974c; steamer No. 2 mixed, 494c: No. 2 yellow, 50351c: No. 2 mixed, March, April and May, 494jst9,-.Jc: June, 4.l4c. OaU Closed J4c higher: rejected wnite, 3Sc; No. 3 white, 37Xc; No. 2 white, 33c: choice do, 40c Provisions Quiet but firm. Beef :itv family, 813 LO: No. 1 mess, til 63: bams, $21321 .SO; India me's. S2S: dried btef, tlSßll. Pork-Mess, 1,3 0; prime. $12312 50. Ham4-tl0 503U fO. Ltnlhteady: city refined, 7 75QS: steam, 8"2537.:0: butchtr.' loose, t"i 75. Butter Dull: creimerv. 21 32ti Kg Firmer at IG3. Cheese Q iiet: Ohio Hats, choice, 11c: fair to prime, e'lj 10)1 I'etroleum (.iuiet at 70j? tet, Y;. iteceiot 'ioar, 4,000 bbls.: wheat, S1.000 bu ; corn. 3;,003 ru.; cats. l,CX) bu. shipments-Wheat, 2,0'JQ ba.; cjrn. 5,000 bn.: oiu. 12,000 bu. CINCINNATI. March 30. -Cotton Steady at KV- Flour In fair demand; family, ft 5C 3 3 tn;; fanty. $4 U,.,4 40. Wneat-Firm; Na 2 reo. 67c. Com Lester aud In eood demand: Nj. 2 mixed, 4i;BS44)vC Oats-S;eady aad iu goo.f demand: No. 2 mixed, 3lc. uye Firm at 0o. Hsiley- Ciiet; No. 2 fall, f0?. Pork Quiet at tl2ta La:d Dull and lower to sellatfiSr Kolkmcsts Dull: shoulders. l 75; short ribs, S ;0 35 21. IU.COU Lasier; Shoulder. j02;,; snort nr. 5712): short eletr, t7 374; no tides. Bif.er In fair demand: crcamerv. 2Ja0a. Ujjr.sSteady : oommna and liht.t J 654 i-'i; pack'n? ni butchers'. l 251 85. Receipts, 2 403 head; shipments, l.l'.O head. MILWAUKEE. ?arch r.0. Flour Quiet ani uncharged. Whrat Hrnr No. 2 Milwaatc, 77i.c; Mürcri. 77jc; April, 77:uC: Mav, 79? SC; J l 1-, 8!C Corn-Quiet but firn: so 3. I2.'i"e. Oulirm; No. 2, S?332: No 2 white, .Jc. Er Q'lifrtbnt firm: No ). tc liärisy No. 2, string. 57'4c; No 3 do, f-2?c. rrovis'oas-Loer. ,u.-8 Fos $11 90 cash and March: t 2 C5 SUy. IjiM Prime steam, 40 cah snd "rch: $G sT'-J Msy. Hocs-Lowtr at fl 30'ii 70. K?a3;-'-V cur l.fOO bhl.; whta 37 COO oa.; corn, 'J-'0 bn. 6;jipnei; Plonr. 37,000 bbls ; whjai, l.u-.o ba.; coin, 2.3G0 bu LOUISVILLE, Msrch 31 Cotfon Dnll at K';i Wheat steady? No 2 r"d, &V Corn N .. 2 mixed, Wie No. 2 white, 46)53 Oats n'-j. i mixed, CO4C. FrovXon S caly and uncha K'd. Mtfs Pork-$12 75. Bulkmeau f'houlders, Kt " C'.nr rib, 56 2i: cl?, S-S 62j; Encon Snou f!e-, 1274: clear rib. tG -H74: clear, f7 25. UaaSuear cured, $10 50. Lird-tS 50. KANSAS CITY. March 33. VTfceat Lower; ctsh, f,36.v!c; April, 64-4'!: May, tf,l4c: June, frc Com lx)wcr and nominal; April. 31 '4'3?2e: May, S2;,.33c; June, S3333'4C, Oats Dull and ncmical. TOLEDO, March 80 Wheat Easier: No. 2 red. cash and March. 81c; April. feCiC; May, nil June. f-t!4c: No. 2 soft, SCU(sS73c. Ooni Quiet ard weak; No. 2 cash. 43l44c: May, 437sc: Jane, 4. Cats Dull and nominal; no qaotatioas.

CcTtncfd Du!l; medium. II .. KeaeJot'hrat J.'.OOO tu.; m 2L,ori tu. : ot. none. cT:'tmnif -irat. tUOO tn,; ccra, 32,0.0 ba.; oatf. l0tu.

Oils. PITTPBCBG. March J-0. Petrcleam Du'.l; certificatea cy-tDCd at fc2c, declined, and closed at feiVfC BÄAPFORD. Pa.. March ;Ä -Pet roten m-Na-tocal Transit rtifleate. opened at 70;43 aud rloKd at 814c; highest prce. 81:tc: lowest price, :4r; clearacees, 2,754.00'.: bbis. NEW YORK, March re Petroleum The market waa atain very quiet sal without developin :nt in any special feature The orenin? and h'Cbe-st pr:cewss 82e; clovim; aid lo-i. or DiK tna::cns for the entire dAy only :' cf 1 per ctnt. Operators are simr ly waiting. OIL CITY. March 0. Nacor.al Transit cUacate openM at H4c; hiebest, y.'c; lowest. 8l'4c; oiotd at Sl!4C enUs. "I5.COO bbls. : ciearaucea, 2 -f4.CCo bblK: runs, f.8 120 bbls. : bipments, 59..4 bbls.: chartern. 43.611 .bis- Oil City Oil 1 XchaLfee fctoex 2M) bid ard 320 offered. Dry Goods. NEW YORK. Jfarch 3a Dry Goods With jobbeis there has been a very good trade in prore. w.th the movement from agents ire -ut largely con lined to ptc'alties of seasonable dres a-. Thejelalty lor the year js "Mltthelinc pat?nt quilts," which are produced in several u'.alllles and a farire sr'e of stvie, and have htd a wide demand aad sold to arrive. Whisky. BALTIMORE, March 30. Whlixy-Steady at 11 211 'A 6T. LOUIS, March SC. Whisky-Steady at tl 11. CHICAGO. March CO. Whisky Steady at fl 1 CJNCTNNATL March cO.-Wnüxj-ateady at tl 13. lluttcrmllk for Cnlves and l'lgs. 1 National Live Stock Journal. Ve are asked the value of bntteraiilk fcr Ewine and calvep, and wny it is cot cansideretl as f afe to feed witnoat any ndiitioaal food, es skimmed rciik. Buttermiik, if in good condition, hss a value very similar to skimmed milk. It is eiightly ri -her in fat, havirg 1 ycr cent, and siieh'.ty less albaminoid matter. It is ßnred at twenty-two cents per 1C0 pencils. It will produce a rapid growth on calves and p', if it doss not ßeranee tte stomach. Bot buttermilk is apt to be in a strong condition of fermentation. This vary ccoa produces a bad form of ecoars, which, unless taken quickly, may end fatally. It is hardly sate to feed buttermilk without mixiDg one talf pound of finished middlings (what farmers call "canel") per gallon of buttermilk. Jl it is quite sour it ehcnld be boiled with the middlings. The heat will neutralize the acidity, but it will net be as valuable as before fermentation bas eaten up some of the food elements. "We cften recommend keeping a little flaxseed on band fcr u?e in checking scours, and it will te tuest useful hsre. iloil one quart cf flax seed in tlx quarts of water. This will become like jelly. Siir a little ot this boiled fiex eeed ino the ration cf each calf, cr into that for several calvca or pigs. The emollient effect of this is vfry soothing to the stomach. Feeders should not consider a few bushels of fax-seed as adding to expenses, for it is worth all it costs, fed in small quantities, as promoting rapid growth. We always use this instead of linseed oil, for there is danger of getting impure oil, but the seed can be relied upon. Days of suffering and nights of pain are the unhappy lot of the victim of thsse dreadfnl diieases, rheumatism and nenrali. How nadily relief may be gained is testified by W. C. Field, pbarniaciet, cf 1,2)2 CVder avenue, Cleveland, O. For fifteen years he had been an almost constant sufferer, at times being unable to lie down. Four doses cf the new specific, Athiophoros, drove the disease from bis system, nod be writes fhat the remedy can not be recommended too highly. There are now more than 500 tile factories in Illinois and well distributed over the Sate, against only thirty-three seven years ago. ' hie is the very best indication of d:ojpeiity for Illinois farraeis. Rheumatism JolckIy Cared. There has nvcr teen a medicine for rheumatism Introduced in thiB State that has given such universal satisfaction as Duracg's Kheumatic Remedy. It stands out alone as the one gret remedy that actually cures this dread disease. It 1. taken internally and never has and never can fail to cure the worst case in the shortest time. It t&8 the indorsement and recommendation of many leading physicians In this State and elsewhere. It is sold by every druggist at 11. Write for free forty-page pamphlet to R. K, HüLPiLKNBTINE, Druggist Washington D. C, DAVID V.5 REMEDY For (he Cure of Kidney and L.lver Com plaints. Constipation, and all disordsxl arising from an impute Vatc of tbe BLOOD. To women who suffer f icm any cf the ills paealiar to their sex it is .".a unf ailin? frifnd. All DrupgMs. One Dolisr a t .tt'e, or address Di. David Kennedy. Iton Jct:;. N. Y. EXZEMA OB SALT EHEÜM. Another Clear and Positive Recovery An Elderly Lady's Letter. Amorg tbe numerous letters received by Dr. Kennedy tettliyiDg to notable Fait F.hf.i c cures, trie following will b; found of interest to our readers, who rnay ae tpt our assurance of its perfect authenticity and truthlulness: Wot: : mf.r. Mas., Ilarch 23, 1SS1. Dt. D. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y.: Df.ak Sip. Until recently I have been for three ycar6 a süßerer from Salt Rheum. It followed upon an attack of Erysipelas, lor which I was for along time under medical treatmant. I placad mytelf again in the hands of the physicians wto did, I hatre no doubt, all that could be done. One thing is sure, however, I was none the better for all the medicine they gave me. The painful and unsightly disease made continual prozre-9, until I brpan to fear I should never get rid of t. Py means of one of those accidents tht often result in aomuch hierin I had my attention called to your FAVORITE REMEDY, which I wa told would surely do me sood. I used it. anl within a much shorter time than I would haTe believed roible. I received a permanent cue I am now perfectly free from 5-alt Rheum. W'at a comfort this is, and how it p. aces your wonderful medicire in my opinion, you rr.ay g jes nt, but never know. I tptp it cw onftaat:y la tne house ts a family rsedJctP. Your- tru'v. MRS. LIS UIPHAI-?. Mrs. Pbair sometlir e s'.nce tst r.a a v;-it to Kart.', fiiund a rase of Salt Rhtum. eou'd not et FA VOR! I IZ V. EM EDV, sent to Nc w York City for it. and cuied the ee. For all d.seaies of the RVod, l.lver, K' l'ys, R'a(fder and 1 cnive Or'nns, Dr. David ICeancdj's FAVORITE REMEDY, Kandout. N. Y. N't rr S Lt K WeafcatN IT ask 0 u aad lite 3 & fortt crRrft41cn cf fe a4 ic11j Cdow r.

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RAILWAY TLUE TADLE, Wf Btists efTert Siaiay.Eirfk 15, l't. THAINS ELS BT CEMüAL sIAJDAKD IIIE. Jeflersonvllle, Madison ana XadlanapoIlsW Depart. 1 Arrives Southern Ex.d'y 4 :10 am led. A M. Mail 9:t5 am L. A Ms d. Ex. s;15 arallad. A Chi. ExJ0:45 ana Lou. & M. Msil.. 3:50 pm N.Y.A N.F1. Ex.. 7 CO pna Louisv. Ac.d'y. 6:45 pm 5t L. & C. f. L.10 45 pa For tickets aad fall in'ormatica call ot tlCAet pffict Peaa. Lines, northeast corner Washington acg Illinois Ptreets. or Tnlcn Depot Ticket OSoe. Vandal la Line. Depart. 1 Arrives Mall 7:15 am New York Ei 3;b0ana Daytapre5,d'yll:55ara Mailt Ac lOaOaa Terre Uaute Ac- 4:00 pm Cn. A L. F. L.. 3:30 pra Pacific Ex., d'y-10:45 pm New Ycrk Ex 4:40 ptrj IndA: 8. Head ex 7:10am .Lead A lnd ex.10.55aa lnd. a ?. Rnd ex 4 :55pm Bend A lud ex. G:i2pa For tlctetA and fall Information call at ticket office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Wthlncioa and Illinois streets, or Ualoa Depot Ticket OSce. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, fet. Loa aua Cnl ca go. cn?cxNATi Drrrs70!v. Depart Cincinnati and Florida Fatt Line, daily, a. and c. c - 4:CCaiQ Cln., KcshTille and Col. Acc.....ll:l5 ara Cla. and LoaiivlUc Mall, p. c :t5 pa Cincinnati Acc., dallv 65 pm arr'-e Indian apoii:a Ara. dally 10:55 ara Cln. and 61 Louis Mail, p. C... 11:50 ara Indianapolis Acc , 4 .1 5 j a Chicago wnd Kt, LouIa Fast Lice. daily, s.aud c. c IC:4rt3 Chicago nvi5;o. Perart Chicago and Kock IslAad Tx 7:10 a Chicago Mall, p. c 12:10 pa Wcftera Exprew! 5:10 ra Chicaro. Peoria and Burlington Pabt Line, s , r. c ... ...1 :20 pa Arrive C. aad U fast Ltae, d'y, c, c, s... C:5 ana lAfayette Acc 1? :f-5 aa Clan, and Loui?viHa Mail, p.c.. a:Opa ClaclanaU Acc 6 42 rq The time via C, I. St. L. and C and L, i:. and W. a follows: Lave Inda'polls 5:00 pm' Ar. Indta'polts 10:4Qaa Arrive Lafayette 7:25 pmLv. Lafaytf.e... fi.U5 aa Arrive Bloora'tn 12:10am Lv. Eloom'ta 2:55aa For map, time tables, rates cf fare, ao 1 ail ln formatton .apply at Ticket Oaice, 1S5 ?-o-.::a Ill4 laols street, aad Ualoa Depot Ticket O Jlce. Chicago, St. Loots and IMttsbnrg;. (PAN-HANDLX AND PEVNfTI.VAMA LINS.) rirrar A 't-a

f.ew lcrr.pnuaaeip'a, Washin;toa, Baltimore, Pirtsburg, and Columbus Express- 4:25 a.m. Tayton AColumbus Ex 1C:45 a. el Richmond A ceo nun o-1 daUonaM. . 4:0Cp.m. Äi:s?a.a4 4 r. m J WH 9:40 a.aj lsew lork.Phlladelp'a, Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburg. Co lumbus a uaytoaEx,' n 4 :55 p.m. Day ten Express... 1 4.55 n.m. I0::o D.ai 10:2C D.m fTHlCAtJO Tvrviirw- VT a vr.cnun Louisville and Chicago; 1 Fast Express ll:CCp.m. 4:C3a.cy Louisville and Chicago Express, p. c ! 11:15 a,m.I 3:35 p.m' Dailv. Daily except Sunday, e Kleepin g car, H Hotel cs r. For tickets and full Information csll a: ticket cfrct Peaa. Lines, northeast coraer Wisnlatoa and Illinois streets, cr Union Depot Ticket Oüce. Wa.ba.ab, bt. Loals auct 1'acllllo Usllwny. . Depart! ' Arrlvfl Pet. & Chi, Mall. 7:15am Dct. Ex., s...... s.ccaa Tol.Ft.W.AM.Ex 2:13pm PaciSc Ex ll:SOaxa Det. Ex., d'ys. 7:15pm Let. A Chi. M'l. 8:55ra TohFtWADetdylliOcTmTol.FtWADeidy, 8:59aa Fortickets and full information call at city Ticket Office, 23 Ko. Kl. st. or Union Depot Ticket OClCCj Indlanbpolia and Vlnceunes. Depart! ArrlvSJ ML & Cairo Ex.- 8:l5am:Vlnccnnes Ac lC:40am Vinceanc8 Ac. 4:tCpa Mi. A Cairo Ex.- 6:30pa For tickets aad fall information call at ticket ofac Penn. Lines, northeast corner WasnlDgtoa and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket Otnce. Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis. Depart! Arrlv Cln.,Day& Tol. 4:0Ucm!Corjnersv, Acc 8 30aa C, D.,T. A N.Y...10 :45am Cia., P. A 6t, I 11 :50aa Connersv. Acc.. 4:25pm)Cin. Acc. 5:C8pra C..I..T.AN.Y 6:35pm Cin.. P. A St. L....10:4fcpq Indiana, Uloomingtoit and Western, PXOEIA DIVISION. Derart. Arrive. Pacific Ex a Mall 7:25am E,A3,Ex.r.r, a dy 3 fad K. AT.F. Liner c 5:C7pm Cincin. Spec. r.cll:C5aa BAR.LEX. d,6,r,cll :10pm, Atlantic Ex AM... 0:3pa rr. LOCIS PIVISION. Mooreflcld Ac... 6:30pm; Mall A Day Ex...ll:CCaa Mall A Lay Ex.... l:0ipm Mooreaeld Acc. C:10tra XASTF.RN niVTtON. E'nEx.r.c.a Id.- 4:20am PaclCcEx.r.c, dly e:55aa Day Ex... ir.45im Western Ex. 4:45pa Atl'c Ex.r.c,dly. 7:lCpm B. A B., De. a r. cd. 10 :35pm For tickets and full information call at the New Txketoaice, Na 138 South Illinois street oral tee Union Depot Ticket OCce, 8, indicates ileep er: r. c, reclining cars. Louisville, New Albany and Chicago, (Chicago Short Line Division.) Depart. I Arrive. Frankfort Acc 8:00pm Indlanap' lis M'l- 3.15aa Chlcaco Ng't E.s.ll:20pm,lnd. Ng't Ex. d.s. S:t5aa. C. fc M. City M 1..12: 45pm ; Indianapolis AclO-.OOaa For tickets and Information, call at Union De pot and 26 South Illinois street. Indianapolis and St. Louis. Depart.! Arrival Day Express rs 7:10 am N. Y. A B. Ex. 5:45 aa Paris Express. 8:50 pm; Local Pass 9:50 aa B.AELL. Ex 6:25 pm Iad'apolls Ex. 3:00 pa N. Y. A 6UL. Exil :30 pm! Day Express 6:25 jm For tickets aad all inforraatloa call at city o Sice I Ko. 2 Bates Douse Block. Union Depot and Ma&a Chusetta Avenue Depot. Cleveland, Colorabns, Cincinnati and Ina dlanapolle. Depart.) ArrtreJ N. Y. A Bo. EX 4:00 am L. NO AStLEx 6:i3an D. 8. A N. Y.Ex.lO:10 am W.FLW.AM Ex.l0:45 aa And. A Mich Ex.11 :15 am B. Har. A A. Ex. 2:20 pa W.FLW.AM.Ex 5:55 pm B. Ind. Ago Ex. 6:00 pa K. Y. AB. Ex 7:15 pm N. Y. A 6. L. Ex 11 ;L5 psf BEIGHTWOOD LIVIEION. Depart. I Arrive. 4:00 am 2:20 pm 6:40am.. 4:65 pa 6:15 am. 3:30 pm:10:35am...MMM.... 5:50 pa 10:10 ara... . 5 :25 pm I 2 :00pm....-.10:&5pa 11:15 am... . 7:15 pm 3 :25pm. .. For all Information, rates, maps, time tables' etc, call at the Union Ticket Ofice, Bates Douse corner, Massachusetts Ayenne Depot cz at thai Union Depot. STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLE. L'vansvllle and Terre Lfaute Kallroad. I Via Vandalla LIne.l Lve Indianapolis- t7:l5 am pll:55 am tC:45 pa Terre Haute.. 10:40 amj 3:00 pm! 3:20 aa An Evansville.....! 4:00 pm! 7:05 pmt 7:10 aa Lve Evansvllle...;i6:(5 am plO-.SOam 8.15 pm Arr Terre Haute.. 10:00 am 2:17 pm 11:'9 pa Indianapolis.! 3:30 pml 4:40pral 3:5C aa Daily, finally except Eunday. p Parlor cars 8 Sleeping car. Lvansvlll and. Term Mante Kallroad. I Via I. aad tst, L. Railway.! Lve Indlanftpolis t7:10 am) 11 :30 pnj TerTe Haute,. 10:40 am P 8:00 pm s 3:20 aa Arr Evansville.....! 4 :C0 pm 7:05pm! 7:10 aa Lve Evansville 't6:05 am ,p10:30 am s S:i5ta Arr Terre Dante.. jlC:G0 am p 2:17 pm s 11:59 pa Indianapolis! 3:15 pml 6:25pmi 3:45 aa Daily, t Daily except fcaaday. p Parlor car s Sleeping car. Cel Klver. lrVS-XAST- ASIV1. Loras rrort I 7:30pm 7:00 am 7:10rm l:0Cpa Denver I. P. A C. Crcssiag-I 9:00 pm Columbia City 11 Ml yra Auburn Jaac.1 1:12 pm 7:53 m rt:ISrm V.:11 ara Ci A 4 aua 4:3 prs :-:i am 50 rm 3:25 y'-i ":. aa j M T.C.I -. 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Direct connection at r ort werte witn 1 0. aaa M. P. trains for all yo'ats north and eat. Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan, via tiesj Line. Ind A Gr R Ex 4:15amWab Alad Ex ll:CJ5'aa Mich A 0 B Exll:C0 am Cla A Ind Ex 2:S0pa Wabash Ex- 6:10 pm. lad A tL Ex UUGpui Wabash Hallway, From Lafayette Junction, connecUnz with L, QJ and L. Express, wert ;11 :00 amn :15 am i :25 pxsj Kxpress, cut. - 2:(Cisl t:C5an :WiU

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