Indianapolis Sentinel, Volume 34, Number 101, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1885 — Page 6

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THE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL SATURDAY MORNING APRIL 111885

MMAL AIIB COMCiAi. HONEY AND MrüCKS.

Hew York Financial Zlarktt. JX2T7 TORE. April 10. Honey Oa call continnea ej at 1 per cent. Closing at 1 per c int. Prlna Mercantile Paper-45 per cent. Bar Bliver-lCfi Foreign Exchange Is quiet and ftealy at unchanged quotation!; actual hnine;s is doae at Government Bonds-Are quiet but Crm at unchanged quotations. State eeciri.Iet ?low: a little more activity, with pri;i Lrc, except for Tennesices, which are keavy. Railroad bonds hare been active and price generally maintained. Tbe stock market continue subject to the latest Er -peaa war nsws. Tße opening prices to-dny were generally from J4' to y per cent, lower on account of a general iuiprejsicn tfcat the outlook for a peaceful o!ut!oa of the difllcaltles between England and Russia were rcors; favorable and the advance In Londoa of tie price cf Fritish consoX Some activity wa developed by an eiTort on the part of the speculators, wbo taw a profit In the cnirent quotations to realise, but after the first hour the ma:ket fcee-ame very dull, and fluctuations were generally within extreme!)' narrow limit. Laxe Shore and Union Pacific were pressed for tale, however, and the tendency of the other comparatively active stocks was to find slightly lower quotations, which continued until shortly before 3 o'clock, when a slight rally occurre 1 and the market closed dull and steady at Quotations, which, in most case are to p?r cent, higher ttauthe lowest of the day. To this, however, there were several exceptions in whlca the lowest eI the nnal teures are the tame. Ttiero is a prevalent Uilcf that the troubles between En?Iaal and Russia will assume a -nore definite ship 3 lu a very hört time, and in the meantime speculators are s!mply waiting. Although the street is much divided as to the ultimate effect of war between those conntrles upon our securietles for the time being bellgerent news is hailed as an assurance for a general advance in prices, not only of the better cla&a of railroad securities, but, also, the products of our soil, and of many manufactured article, while reports ol a peaceful character lend to drive the market back into the rut in which It has been runnin? for io lona time. The sales to-day were only if6 000 snare, a a decrease from yesterday of 133,100 shares, and of io-daj' business 47 per cent, consisted la tranaetiona ia Lake Shore, Lackawanna and Northwettern. Os no other stock aid tne toul tales amount to as much as 15.0C0. Lake bhore opsned att'jJi. and afier selling at trH, broke In the morning to i'J. After midday a drive wai made at this stock, wnlch depressed the price to 5'.;. but In the last hour there was a rally on a limited business to IS,",, a net decline as compared to last events? of li per cent. Union i'acirlc was also prttsed for tale in the afternoon, an 1 the price, which opened, at 4 and touched 4i in the moralog, fell to 4214. Iu me final rally, hotvever.it roe to 42Ji, and closed at a losa ot 1 per cent. Lackawanna cold from ILO down tolOt' and Cloved at 105, a decline of I per cent. C it. nd Q. 1 li per cent, lower at 121. and Louisville ana Nashville is 1 per cent lower at r.u7. 1 he losses for the remainder or the list are less than 1 per cent. The Executiva Committee of tne 4)rcon Railway and Navigation Cornpiny hta decided to recommend tne umai dividtnd of V P?r cent, quarterly, but in view ot the mow aaa ice pnvailing auDg the line of tbe rid daring the winter. ti,e resolution recommends payment be mr de one month later than usual. Tt;ani.ctions to-dav I..OjO shares, of which were Lacaawanna 2 ;,e00, Lakc&hore 2J.0O), Northwestern 2.290, Hew York Central ll.CffJ, Paetac Wall 1I.W0, t. Paul 13,110, Union Pad Je 11C0J. Wettern Uu.on 6,0uc The market c'osed with the following prices bid : 3pvr cu:. eonCs. ICÜ-i oatsvlUcA Nash 31'; ( niitdrtates iycx,2W LouisviloA N. Aiby. 2t United States new 4&121;' an., Hu. 1st pri 10 rATio of '95 .15 Marl. A: Cia. soooads 6 OznU Pacific Un ts -.I Pi Jtrle second r.. b'2 Lehigh A V.'Rk 92y. Loa if Lina coca als... 71 M.'TMCrt 6'l. 101 iota, a Caarleston.. r.7 l ichtAa Central.. 5 '. lnneup. Aöt. L...- 114 prefsrred..... 2' "M Vflaiourl Pacific 91' otiie s omo.. t4 Morris A Esaex-....-l2) tV Joe 8U P.ih&O. flrstn.,.117 Txjceee : a old... 47 Nashville & Chat.TtnneiM f.'s, te ... 4ß; N. J. Central . 3' Tex. r. Jana Kiania. si Monoik a w. pid.M vi Tex. P. RJo Grande. 52 Ncrthcm Iacl2n.... 17 TJnlcn Pac firsts 1121 Northn Pac pld Ü. P. land Eranv....20v' ,:chlct Northwestm yo'i Ü.P. Unking Io.nd117,'4 c. & N. pfd. 1317 Virginia 6's.. S3 New York Centrale Va con.ex-matcoup 42 iOhlo GentraL....MMM Virginia derenscv... 4 Ohio A Misflssippi... AuazDi Uprewi 121 ,0. A Miss, pld..., 6 Allegheny Central S' Ontario A weatern.. Alton A Tcrre u.. io lürcoa Kavitation., 63 JL, AT. H. pld.. o. 0 Ajcacilcaa Lxpress. 81 Kurl. Cedar R. A N.. 60 Canada Pad fic--. 87 Oregon Tranacoa't'L 11: Oreiron ImproTem't. 27 ift ri4Mxis Hwit hmi 95i PeorlA, D. A ... 12"; Pittsburg ....-.....140 Pdlman Palace Car. 114 Saadlntc...... 1 . Rock LsUud 114 St, L. A dan. Frn. 18 Do. preferred 2 Do. first pfd 7J Canada South era 23 Central Pacific. Caeaapeaje A Ohio.. 3"- f v. & o. preld firsts.. 8 C. A O. teoccds. 5 uaicao A Alion 13 O, A A. pre!erredl.V) Cllc, Lnrl.q 121 Caic.Sf.L. AN.O- W a.fr, 1 APlttflbnr.- 7 C. et. 1 & P. pfd IG nn.. Ban. A Gere. . 21 cneTlnJAColnmhup. r.O M. .t st. P. c. M. St. P. pfd.-.lOlU Jt.Paul M.A M 83 St. Paul A Omaha 2'4 '3C P. A O. pfd . ii DdL Lack. A Wctu.1047,, Union Paciüc.--. Denver A K. Grande 7 ! a. 8. Express 51 Xrte.. K7i W.tSt.L. APadflc, S'i mTT'eTTA - , 26 iDo. pfd 10 SjuätTenncesee Wells A Farco Ex-UO P&at Tennessee pfd. - 5.iW. D. Tolejrrapa 57 J"ort Vayue.. 126 Colorado Coal 10 Hannibal A fit, Joe. ZS 1 Dead wood.... . Jf. JL St, J. pfd.... ssya Uomestake 11 Harlem 137 Iron Sliver Houston A Texaa-. I t Onurto . 17 Illinois Central U'tfriciallTer 3', J., B. A W.. . J 1 iDo. preferred.. . ,, 2a XansuA Texaa . 17' Southern Pacific.. ... Lsvxa iia b nest. 12 3atro...w pj Laic SAore. - 50J4I Vorelsn Money And Stockj. LONDON. April 10. 5 p. m. Con so! s. for both moner and tee account. I'nited suites Honls-4-. 124 4. Railroad BoncLs Erie, 12'.: do. seconds, flUnols Central. Ii!;: New York Central, J2lK; PennsTlrania, 55; .J: isuPaul, 72'i: Canada Pacific CS'i; Ktadiue, 7. Bar hllvt-r is luoted at 43 13.ied per ounce. Tteauiountof bullion uoce Into the Rank of J ngland on balances to day is X.';,0"0. rARH. April 10. -Three per cent, reaves at at 272 for the account. COMMERCIAL. A fariy aatif factory movement in dry gouds is being transacted by jobber?. No quoubie change in prices has be-cn made for fome time. Groceries are In fair demaud, but business is not rushiug. Dairy products hare net improved -both butter nd cheese belnj; wcaaanl slightly decline i. E.j remain steady and uncHaned. Pouitry aoout the fame. Wheat Local r.iRtkets show very little change from senerday our not beinj; a peculative market the tluctuatloas are r,ot to noticeable as at other point?. Receipts liht, ihs farmer considerin? plowing of more value and Importance at ihe pretent time than hauling rain to market, liarketi at other points bare declined somewhat from the starp advance of yesterday, and at noon New York was lcoJ, Raltimoro 131';c lower and Chicago Jc cfT. Corn Acti ve at quotations in local circle?, with grod demand for cash deliveries. Arrivals Try lihf. Futures dull and very little wanted. New iork and Bttlujore at noon were steady, while Chfcapo wis 4'c higher. Oata Firm and sclivc. Under lijiht receip'j Inquiries were confined to cash shipment. Tha following table shows the receipt of grain at this point for the past twenty-four hours:

Received JTour. :-pitti ''- , Z.ii)

Corn, ba Oata, be. Eya. bu-

S.fCO Tfce!cüywlgUt5ia tiosri laa aracuat cf grain tn store at this point :

- Wa't Cera. Oati. j rierator A 7.700 ss.ox) 15,6X1 auevstor U , 11, WC 2:.v00 1V7X1 CaplUlKuaWr.--. 20.0CO S.CX) 2.X0 WestarnHcrator., , teraior D 3,000 Lü.tnX) ToUl. 72,2Cc! W.0 5t.C gcrresp'g day last year 'mi.ux. : 2ti.ou: luOC

17.CC0 Hour, Ur&lnsuid Kaj. near Patent, ft 753 03; extra taney. 4 CCfi X3: fancT, 3 9044 OD; cöoicc, 3 75-4S yo: family, 1 1 MOS CO; treble extra. 92 ftWSi 75: double extrs, ti 42622 U): extra, O S2Äi U; snrflne, S3 OJ 3 SU; fine 82 CO. Wheat We qnole :

Bid. Asked. '- rrar narx ;); t'l tricx 9:1 M track W 75 track X Eld. Asked, 45 traJk 47 41 track 4 : iracx 4 track Xi il:t track 41'., track 42. track AV 4 4t tracx 41'" 41 track. ... Eld. Atked. track 3G track M Si tnts 3iX 32 . track ziyt

ko. 2 Mea. Ko. s sied. Ro. 2Pd. Ko 8 RedBelectod Corn Weqnot: wo. 3 white. Fo, 8 White. Yellow w.zü Mixed M Lxcd - - ,, Mixed rejected . HiKn nixed rejoctod.. Bound lax. A ) r Ii . ots "We quote: 5o. 2 white Light mixed.. Rejeaed. Rje No. 2. nominal. Z Rrau j jiti and scarce. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE 31 A It K II T. lry (toodc. TEirrs. Windier ömey ..- f I .ft ! Merrtnack raary., 5S tkncptos3 faocy ...5J (Inch tco fancy, ... iicrwict itncy ..4 Richmond fancy I Belmont f-incv- . .Hi htmilton fancr..... Waan'n'toa lnd. biue7 American fancy, . .5 Si American Jnd. blue 7l Albion Kolid American shirting..., -4K! Allen fancy...MM...., AS . -4S rilmpoion's mining. .....6 Steel River fancy. H Dnnnell fancy Allen shirtln-.... Merrimack ahlrtlng. PKZSS TABRICa, Pacific A poplin lna- 9 Pacific ' caAhm'rs.w10 Pacific Australian Hamilton alpacas- 2; Hamilton i mlx....10 Pacific 1400 Iawns...10X Pacific Organdy......ll Pacific Chambray . 9 Pacific cretonnes .. 8 Pacific c f. suitings.. 8 Paclflo percale3....l5 Pacific nua:a TeU'e-lS Arlington 42-i a nua's Telling..... 32i ArliaRtoa gray cashmere. .18 crape........ 18 Pacific C-4 A. O. M...-30 Pacific 6-4 K X. cash.2Q Pacific 6-4 A. C. caan.25 afaachtfirer casri .10 llarchcttr U Dc3.134 Atlantic alpacas to Atlantic G. L. caah....2l AkUnUc cahia i3 KBOWIS COTTOKF. Atlanr.Q 7I ! Bedford R.. V4 7'4 Atlantio II .7 iHlll's..6! Yardstick..... 6S ... 4 -7i ...7 ... -4 Lawrence L. L........t Y, rrcacntC. C. Indian He d....7Vi stark A Cones toe W....f.viIK.Tain.cK .. -AI Peprerell R 6'UticaC Peprerell K 7 iBoott XX. Peprerell 9-4. l Masschusetta B. B. Feppertil 10-4 20 VUndor H..... BLX1CHXD COTTONS, Androfccggln L..., Locsdale .... 7 Rarker MUls 7S .. 8 - s; .. a Ballardvale b MaMinvt'ile....-..... W'amautta...... 10S Fruit of the Loom. Idem.. 7kiParmer' Ccoice.... Kill's be rar er Blickstone A. A.. 7K!Dwigbt Ancnor.. Hope, CiPocabontss .... 4 Ftjtchvllu?... Chestnut Hill. Peppereil 9-4. 20 Pepperell 1C-4 22K Lonsdale Cambric Just OaL..,..,. 10 X COTTOlf L1N5XLS, B'n .. e .. 7 . 8 -. 9 Bl'd 7 8 9 la B'n F . ft Ü tL L. 7 B. 7i N 8X 0 9 Bl'd 7 7.S 8 8S 10 1S 8 89U icv 10 4 11 12 13 UK Trcmoat DL. Iremont II... Tremoat P... Tremout Tremont Tremout Tremont Tremont Tremout A.. TrencDt Y. ... Tremont X...., ii 12'Tremout Nashua Q VA . .jEllerton 7 (Kllertou 7H'Kllerton 8 lEllerton 8liEi!ertoa 8S EHerton 9 jEllerton 9 Kllertou 10 Kllertoa liyA Ellerton 14 lEllerton 6158 Easts, CN ca,...7 V NahuFF Nashua Ew.. . ft Nashua T.. 7 Fshua D.... Nashua C... . 7X Nashua B. J ......... r-rj 8 R... 9M Nashua A.... Nashua AAA Nashua X... Nashua XX... a to p .10 h o n2 N 11 ..L2 Anoftke! iz Lancaster 'i2 Warasntu Berkshire 5 Vi XU.'W........ .M 7 Glasow. 7 Normandie VJ ' MM York. 7 Wnita M'f'g co- 7 Renfrew dress. 9 Johnson bak f old.. .10 FLklDft AND CntTlOT? , Axaoskeac 9 I Alabama olaids 7 IS Amo&keag, fancy......l0 Louisiana plaids... taies Uli Ottawa plaids 7 Otis B B .. SS Edlnborg cherlou 9 Park Mills. 70 check 12 ISverett cheviou. .9 Park Alllls, 80 check Economy check...... Otli check .IS Great Repabiio chrr. 7 . 9 Columbian Vi 9 V Hamilton itrlp-s .AQ Otlk, AX A... .13 .12 .11 .14 .14

York, blue. ........14 York, s late ..14 York, fancy . 15 Oakland, A .....11 Columbian 7 Boston .... ... Vi

Otis B B . Otln C C... A moskeag ...... Irerett Harxaaker . 8 TICK I SOS. Affioskeaj, A 0 A y Utriitcn, xork, SO ln...- 11) Lewiaton, 32..... ...-14H vuHHrsioK, a r .... i .uewiston, sj.. Coacetoea. extra. IS OaVlimi a n, Coestogt, 0 0 A. llKOakland. A A.. ... esaiH saoa. AmericanMM.......l9 IQraneer M rrankllnTllle ...20 Lewlston 2 Btaik, AMMM......MM.23i, tieorzla, A. 13 suxriT cHAiy. Whl(8M.......M18 ; Coverlet Chain. ...90 Colored w No. SO) CJotton Yarn .10 andie Wick ........20 ITvrlne...... 20 Tne Produce Market. Rrrs raylnz llo per do, : rrom store, HV?ft2o. üutter CreamerT linn -7 r tir, . ki dtlry, IClected, IStllCc: country, fancy, lsc: ü5f l 13i.6C5 medium grade. 6⁣ low Chickens, 9c; hen turkeys, lue: torn turkeys, 8c: old Korae. and weU-fcathered,pe;r dos., Jt bOi ducks, per do., 25. Kags 1S91MU. Wool Tun-waxhed and r!rv1 'Ww.n. ' w ... , m ' . y UV ' I 44" washed medium. 18c: nnwahed common, i?c; unwasbed fine. 15(itlSe: Cotawold, 17c; burry and uomercbantable at their value, cotton fieex es, 14,315c. Tbe Provision Mark! Below are tne present jobbtusj prices: Enoked Heats, canvased or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against skippers )d. C Hams: 10 to 12 lbs. average, U HUSc: 15 lbs. average, 10' 17i lbs. average, ICe: 20 lbs. average, Kc; heavy averages 21425 Its. 9'ic. cottaze name "Reliable Brand." TJic: do '-forter Krau l" "Vc: California hams, "Reiisble Brand." 742; dc "Porter Brand." 7Vc: English breakfast 'oicou, e'ear, "Reliable Brand," 11c: English shoulders. 1:1:1) t uo, 6. 0: r-nglisa knoulders, üeary do, 6!vc; tamliy ahoulders, piecea, do.ee; dried besf, do, 15c Bscoa Clear aides, light or raMlara wt.. lie: do bcliiea. lieht or medium wt.. 'ia: d.i baots, light or medium wt., 7ic: do French flitch, 7c D. S. and Pickled ifeata-Eacltsh ecrexi. rmar s!dcs or backs, ensmoked, lci Boaa pork, clear. par r oi.. ju ins., ziö 60 : perk, clear, per bhl., 200 lbs, $14 CO; family pork, clear. tcr bbl 20J lbs., $12 00: fiiaily beef, per bbl.. 200 lbs.. $18, uirarure kettie-rendered in tisrec. 'je: ia t:f barrels oröO-lbtuba, STc; 4&-lb tin tubs. Sc; 20-)bpai;a, 9c: 10-lb palls, 9Hc. Boioziiiin cloth ec: in skin. Tee Grocery Market. Cne2t9-ma cream, Kew York, 14315c: Ohio, C:; part sklia, acsc per pound: WUconsln. 10c: ajperur, 11c Coif J3 -Common, 9lOKc: ordinary, lO-aj 11c; fair. linc; prime, I2l2jc: strictly pme, LP49l3ic: choice. L"JifiJl4Hc: Old Goteament Java, iw2&xp McLaughlin's XXXX roasted. Mb packages, 100-lb cases, 14c; W-lb da, lljic: Arbuckie't roastL 14c; Levertng's, 14Kc; Cardoba, I4c, Gatea' A No. L 15Jc; Gatea pilme,14ic Sugars cutloaf, 7:c: powdered. 7o: granulated. 6SQ6HC; itAndard A, e,l36Xc: off A, bKH c: white extra C. 536 Vic: light brown, 6&1 5V;c: common grades, 4TfciHc; Hew Orieana brown, fcK95)4c, Holvat ana ?irap New crop New Orleans

xnoiaact, lS$Uc; 17m p. 2S$4s tcr pil, far coxa con locnclce; maple ryrup. tl lfni 8&. Bice Carolina and Loulrlana, C4SC Knioea Pepper, Jgjsio c; aispice, 1&119C; cloves, 20&2&C; gingfr, 17y Zic ; Clanaxaon in maU, 12A15c: nntnexa, 7V0XJC 8aiv Lake, tn car lota. 8?C; dray lota, ffl 001 C8; small lota, 10c more from store: dairy, J2 2V1.1 00. fitarr h Beflned poarL, 1030 rr lb. : ICarokA, 4c: O.nrarlon gloss, lump, ft-SKXc; Improved com, 6K7Hc rait Fish Msckertl, eitra cert, 124 perbbL: nalTe,12M: No. 1 mackerel. liSfetJQ: halves. 53 10: Nc 2 mackerel, li rtU; haiven, t5 50.as; No. 2 nodlum, $ : halves. 4 W : No. t mackerel. J45J.bslTea, $303 W: No, 1 white fish, 97 rC; boneless Ctb, 85 fjocsft Pr luO lbs. : boneleea rod, 537; ertra, CO; Hraad Rank, tS!o per lb. ; family white fish, CO per 100 1d.;No, aplciereU t3 03 rcr l(o lbs.: balltbut, IU peria. Fernen Frntta London layer raialna, new 13 2Jraa 40: new Valencia, llr-filHc: fnltana, lo; new MuKatel raMns, two crown. 1J2 fiV43 10: California L. L.. ti 6.V. three crown. 83 2. Lexinns Messina, t iff 4 fa Pinne-1 Sew trklsh. 5?l:'e: Euua3co.tfcXc:cr.iraatf, :V'.i ".c: new eis, uyers. 12kc Dtr Matts, l?-:c. Lird ia ta-poun-i be if. 9-iiCic. Or nee r"iorida. crate, ft '.3 fO: Messina Orar:ne btnleO.. ii 75- do'iMe O., $2 75Ö3 CC: VaJenrla caes, 5 50,i7 CO; 'H'ifomia orsnee. tl iC'." 51 pr box. reanats Raw, Tenrrec v ililW.?; Wilmington, 8Sc:rofsted. 10c: Terr ewe, 4,öflic, Rsnans

IW2 per buncn. Cocoanute Si baas. fanned Goods We ouote: Tomatoes 8 lbs.. 95cc5tCl CC. Peaches. '1 lbs. standard, ffl kwi 70: 3 ibf., n 902;: seconds, Z lös u s.0 1 CO: 21b., $1 S u : l 'e Pe'n, 3 ibe. 1 20 I 25: 6 Iba., 2 c:4i IU; E.nckberriea, 11 0)l 05; fatrawberriea, 81 lOai 15: Raspberries. 11 lSdl 25; Cherries, red. flösse: wMto. 112 20. btrlng Beana, 80.50: Oreo a Peas, Yarmouth Corn, II St'cgl S5: Mountain 6b gar Corn, tl 2bj 1 30: Standard 2 Its., ÖOcßSl 00; Mackürcl. 11 2511 S5: Plnoapple, 11 60.2 00; ROmon, 1 ib., 11600170: Nimbler Joiiie. 85?20c; Cove Oysters, 1 Id., lUhl weight, ö'Ji.c; 1 Ib., fall ftr-iwou 11 fxfti io: 2 Iba-, llht welgnt. 1110: 2 lt.. full weight. $1 S5,il r: tardlnea. freach, J?( !l 75 pr d-z. : Aaorica, '4s Äc per dot; Acpie, I lbs, SCS'vo: C ihr. tl Wi tC; gaiicu, tJ5üo3W. Vcetable ami Frnlta. BcAts tmotce navy, ri 50: mcdlunt, 11 fO, Marrows, 12,2 25: California. Z l ci&Wt2 00s2 per bbl ; lb acvj per bn. Pwert Potatoov-Phlladelph'.s, Jer-eyi, '3j BaitlKore. SAiii 5C: Kentuay, 3 2S(3 M:ys!low feed, 7Si'd3 fO xer bbl. Arpics rnoice, 13 OC33 IO; fancy, 13 50J4; common, 11 2völ ea Dr IchI Apple KTaporatod, 833cj con::noa dried. bXibUc Peachea Dried peaches, halves. 7JI Calltomia halves. 11c: evaporated, 16K3l7o. Cabbage New, per bbl., 12 wva oa Onion 31 00Q4 60 per bbl ; Bermuda oaioas, t- ro ir crate. Onion fets '.Vliltc bottom. 7 00rer lrj. : yellow bottom, f r0 per bu. ; top sets, tl 00 per bu. Honey :s2Uc, Seed. 8eM Timothy, tl &C5J1 75 per bushel; clover, 14 7Ec5 CO per Duahel; blue grass. 30c3Ji 25 pr tu6bei. Coal and Coke. Pittsburg, per ton. 14 00: anthrscite, 17 M; Payrnond City. 84 W: ladlaua block, 9 i 00: coke, Ian r, 10c: coke, crashed, Uo; Jackson coal, il 76; Stout's coal. 82 W. Hides, Leather aud Tallow, Hemlock lOle, 24,5310: oak sale, 3ö.3l3o: Pennsylvania liarness leather. 33-ä7c: harnen letcr, 23&c; bridle leatiier, per do.,ftOC a?2: do'ae-tic kip, M3SQc; Pxench kip, bOcr-tl 20; domestic tail", TCctflSl 10: rrcnchcalf. ii. lOtl &0. Ludee No. 1 cured. 7gs$c; No. 1 preen, Rfcy; ro, 1 can, 93icc; cured, lugiic; cry tail, lvc; flint, 12c: No. 2 hides, ic oC. Tallow PTinie, 6c: Ko. , :c Grease Brown, wnite, 35.lc; yellow, 4fc4l4C. Drue Market. Alcohol, 82 25(52 E0: calomel, 75; carsphor. lafsiOc; cochineal, 50('Oc; cblorolonn, 9Cc'l 0c: gam opmro, 84 25(3 fO; ludlgo, 81 00,-21 tO; mor, phlae. ft! 43(3 65. Oils Caafor. It &.V31 M; swtet oll. 80; olive oil, 11 0U; beramot (5-inderfoa's), 82 202 50; Jemju (andoriio'i), tl 74fa2 GO. Qulnliio-P. W., SI 051 iU; ciachonida, 40(I5j. American bi-carb, foda, 4l5o ; ftueiih do.,55c Snuff Garret's, 2-os. pac'f., II 00 per dor.; 4-os. bottles, to 00 per dos. Fio7's Su:phur. 4,.;c Turnontlno oCik;: English Venetian red, by bhL, 'Jio; less quantities, 8 vc. Iodine 84 Uu; Iodide potash, 83 00. Clovoa, 20 Sc. Rhubarb, 90cOSl 2h, Vindow-g!as, ftO and 20c; double 7C and 10 per cent off. Iron and Steel Market, Bar Iron 81 90f210:räto.i:boopiron, 82 M rate 1 Norway and Swoed Iron, 5c rates: horse shoo Iroa, fo. Horse Hhoe Burden S Perkins, per keg.Sl OJ; ode shoe, 81 per keg advance Horo Shoo Na;ls North wetern, Globe and Putaata,per box, 84 50. Cast Bteel Best American, perlb,, 13a; spring steel, tc ; tire steel, 4c : toe calk steel, &c ; machinery ItCCl, DC, riaiiS-82 25. OlIvoelLaneona Markets. Eaw Jfirs Mmk, large, dark. 20c: pa'e, 152; raccoon, black and extra, 81: large and dark, öco; pale, 40c: muekrat, fall, t7c: winter, 7cr, spring rat, tc; opossum, 5l!c; skunk, black, prirae, COc; short stripe, 43c; otter, 82 503 :t 50; gray fox, 5?c: red fox. lG370c; house cat. 55c; fheep pelts, by amount of wool and quality, lC;a75o: lull, long haired Newfoundland doz tains, 50c 3 I1.C0. Oila We quote: Linseed, raw, 51v52c: boiled, 54 ft55c: lard oil. e(ij55c; miners' otl, 55(3553; lubricating oil. 12;338c: straits oll. S 5(3 Wc; bemino. 10 14c: coal oil. Indiana leal test, 9X'd10c: 150 decree, tet, lOqilc; water white, 155 degree. He. Tinners' Supplies We quote: Best braad caarcoal tin L C 10x14. 12x12 and 14 x20,86 2:IX,10xl4, 14x20 and 12x12. IS 25; roofing. 10, 14x20, 8 75; 20x28. 811 10(12 00; block tla, la pigs, 243; ta bars, ioc. Iroa 27 B lroa, 3.25c; 27 O lrou, Cc; Juniata galvanised, 50 ner cent, discount: refined, 60 aJ 10 Der cent, discount. Sheet sin;, 6ic e.'opper bottoms, 'i'sc. Piain Ished copper, 1(l bolder, 14 016C. a LIVK STOCK. IndlanapolM ntoek Mre. Drsiow Btocx-Yabps, April 10. Gattlj Receipts, 100 bead: shlpnenu. 4"0 head. But few lecal here. Wartet about Hie same. A few uiiso'.d. Choice ihlpping graJes Medium to good shipping crudes... Common to fair shipping grades.... deckers, common to good Choice cews ana bellja.... ..... Medium to good cows and heiter. t5 10745 ?5 4 70 J 1 '.M) 4 2031 10 3 251 CO 4 10.1)1 CO ...... 3 33 3l 80 Common to fair cows and teilen ... 'i boas co 4 00 46 so .20 03340 CO seals, common to good. Bulla, common to good Hog-Eecipti 1.700 head; taipaentt, 1,050 head. Light supply, demand good on lisht weights. Market active but price about the same as yesterday. Select llgnt and medium l r.otji Coramou to fair light aud j:gs 4 4IM4 5 Heavy roughs 3 SOt 10 Bkaxt Receipt. 2C0 head; shipments, 2'JJ head. Market steady and uucangc-d. Good to choice grades .......! ?o,ai SO Fair to msdlum grndes . 8 l0r3 75 Ccirmcn grades.... a WUJ 20 EocU, per head.-. a iCI &o Claewhtr. XA8T LID5RTT. Pa., April 10-There vrss nothing done in cattle to-day. tbe con---n meats all beiuK lor throaali poiut. K:ceipla, l.l.'T i.a; soirmcnts, 012 bead. Hogs Were nctire and firm with prices e.vl lng upward; Philadelphias f!d at 8" TO: Yorkers, ft 7&CI4 5; receipts, I.-OO head: ahipmeut, l.: 00 head. Snep-Vere dull and unchanged; reeeipta, 2,2 "J head; ahir-meuts, l.tc-o r.e.id. KANSAS CITY, April io. -The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, 1.3 h-ad. Market about tesdy; expo ts. ?5 r35 .'.J: ttood to cfiol e hifpinr, 8t 75'?5 10; common to medium, l 15 04 ".0. feeders. 84 Cit 40; cw. J J 7ö'no -0. Hogs Rccnpi. 472 t.evd. friti opened s'edy and e-lowd weaker: lo s ff is; to ::il lbs. toli at Hn 10: bulk atltifVi ; Sheep Receipt., .mm head, ilarket quiet aai uncharged. CHICAGO, April 10.-The DroTers' J3urral reports: CattlO Receipts. 7.5C0 haJ: fhipmenU, si.OCO head. Shipping CAttls Ftesdy: trade brk: steers, f l FC3G to. fctexLerf. fl50'4t20; feelers, 81 lOs 4 f0: lexans, 1 2j. Hogs Kejeipvs 15.000 head; thlpmeatr, .3,jco bead. The market opeiu-d 5o hiner, b;it closed weak: trade fAirly active: heavy pack in st and shipping, 81401: light bacon, 5I40J17U: sklra tirm hi f ? 7531 :". fcheep Reciipt, S.5J0 head: shipments, 1.000 head. Market active and Cc hisher: common to fancy, 8-' 755. principally at 8 J 75. 8T. LOU13. Anril 10. Catus Receipt. C00 head; Pbipraents. LCCO head. Scarce, firm and dmand largely in excess of supply: exports. 85605 75; cood to choice shipplnir. 85 'J05 53; fair to medium, 8t 70 45 10: good Colorado steers, 81 50; native butchers' steers. 84 404 H): cowRand heifers, ii 25 6J4 25: com -f od Texans, 83 754 50: s lockers, 83 50a 4; feeder. 84 25J4 5. Hogs lccipts. 3.700 head: ihipmenU, 2,40fJ bead. Xf arket active, higher and strong; Yorkers,

84 (CQi 75: paciers. tl 55; butchert'. Ii 53

5 75. Snecp Receipt, 1.100 bead; shipments, l.tttO hed Msrset nc.ive and firm; fair ;o medium. is m; gooa 10 cnoic tt re-; extra. 11 tus 4 75. NEW TORX. April 10 Ecerea Receipt, 80 carloads or l.tco head, not enough to meet the dirand, and tbe yarda were quickly c eanedatan advaneeof 20c to ic per jiO lbs . live weight, fcome poor stocken old down to V&b 20 per 100 lbs., live weight; bulls, oid cows and roua oxen at 83 1CC5 :; cottmon to prime ster, S. 36 75 fttetr Iieceipt, 7,400 bead. Maiket firm at full pilce. and all sold. Including common to bt cnhrn sheep at HG.b 75 per 100 lbv: cemrnca to choice yf arlln lambs V Rt7 psr Itt'its,; ordinary dipped thf-ep, J4 2544 iO per HOlbM., aid erring lAmrn 57 per heid. Mcj:f lue Ipts. a,.V0 head. No trading in live Jios; die'-jed t oga were firmer and bigger, and elf siers nomicaliy Quote livehos at f 1 75V2jper luf lb. KAKUCTH ItY TKLKOItPAH. Produce .Marheta. NEW YORK, Awll la-Cottou-Qulet. Futures Closed Heady: April, 11 Co; May, ILlOe: Juoe, 1121c: July, ll.2bj: AngtiM, 1 1.3.5C: Septem bcr, ILO.-c: C'tctcr, illlc: November, 10.4ic; December. 10.41c : January, 10 Me. FloTr-Receipts, 22.415 ltK : extorts. l,.:cC bblf.; vftry atroag anl lCfi2vc biihtr; KiiperCuo Western and Stat, $2 5 a? iö: common to good extra Western and we, ii fC3 JO: pood to choice do.. 83 80(3 CO; comiiion to gt-od extra Ohio, C5 5 b0; coi-imon to choice extra 6U Louis, S3 :.: 4 7:; patent Mlucoota extra good to prime, $5'cC 90; market cltir!r firm. Wheat Receipts, v-5,723 bu.; exports, 54.C.15 bu. ; fpot lots weak, and In some eases a (.iisde lower; export and milling demand light; options opened depreed and 23o lower; later un ngthct ednnd rallied 1(3.2, closing heavy at 1 folJiC under the out&tde rate: speculation very bfi-a. aait-o of 9 Uii.O o en. futures; sales of I5i. 0l0 mi. No. 2 spring atStc; No. 2 Mllaukei.9c; nnraded red, tO.ät'.xc: No. :t red, 9ic: No. 2 red. 05T.'raiiSj elevator; ailoat: No. 1 white. 9lc: No. 2 red. April. sle3 oi 32.000 bu. at 9,,ha97c. clrsiug at '.'.Jo; Ms. sal?s of 4.77C.0C0 bu. at ttC'A-s'c. c'omuk at VtViz: Jnne. eales of 2, 7 d2.HO bu. at Vf-C(!jJl. f'oslng et 90c; August, ales of lst.OGO bu. at Jl O.Y'tl 13, cins'ng at 81 02; iremembcr, sales of 10 0 bu. at 81 05!; October. .fcalesof s.liO bu. at 81 December, sales of jnCIO bu. at ?i t'8. coru pot Jots advanced ;,i4 lc at cicsirjc: options opened HQMc lower, lat-r advanced f ile, e losing with a reaction of 3k J;c: receipts. 2: 10J bu. : export, H7.31S bu.: silw, i.5"0,(ü0 bu. of future; txo.coo bu, of Fpot; nngraded, 60(a53c: steamer. 52';Q5:?;c elevator; 53!$ (ct54e allcat: No. 2. 521ifiWc elevater; 535 tjc alloat: neamcr yellow. 5i(4"jc: steamer white. M53Kp: No. 2 white, 545t-c: low mixed. bVi 52c: yellow. 5G'..CtWc: No. 2 April, 52(520, closinp at52' ..c: 5iay. 6253c, closing at 5."c; June. 53'.i(jt5äJbC, closing nt b6z; July, 5l55c, closing at t4;.c: Meamer April. 52?. including 50 CCO bu. No. 2 Chicago arrive r. i. i , 52ySc. Oats Kfal-ic higher ana active; closing: easier, receipts. tl.r.CO bu.; export, 5C0 tu., tales of 1.020.CC0 bu. futnre: 140 00U bu. tpot; mixed este;n, :iti5!4(ic; white do. ?$V,c Hay Firm, fair inquiries Coflee pot fair; Rio, quiet; opiious dull and ts rely steady; ssles, 8,750 bass: May, 7 2c; June. 7.i0c; July. 7.4'c; Au'nsr, 7.5oc: fck?utemDer. 7..VX47 COc; October, 7.fcC$7.65j; le;ember, 7.7.rc. tu;iir Steady and quiet: centrifugal, 5 5-lt'c; fair to good rcetined i noted r.t 4 0-lt.cü4 11-lCc: cut loaf and crushed. i 7-16c. Molas-bts Unchanged ; decuamt lijiu Rice etcacly; moderate denuiid. Pctrolcum-Uniied tlobeu a 7cc. Rg2n firm: demand fair: Western, liacsX'c rork Fairly active anl firm. Beef vuiei and unchanged. Cutmeat? Dull. Lard Ofeued a shade lower, later advanced 33 points, cloiine wltn a sbRbt reaction: Western titfam spot. . 7 25; April, 57 21 7 2 !; May, $7 2C3 7 HO; June. l7:3(i7;M;July.$7 4lca7 47; October, 87 C.5. Butter r irm lor choice stocc; others wear, cheese euiet and unensnged. Lead Dull and ej. omcr articles uucbarii.ed. CHICAGO, April 1. The wheat market was full of excittmeut aain to-day with heavv transactions thr&unbout the entire session. The openirgwß very weak with prices oJ nearly three cents Irom the closing of lastnight with evidences f-n the part of eome of tho heavy bears to jound the Mark t.The sudden reaction wadue to th ad var c in üritish consolf.and the feeling that the Af cbu var clouo mum not piovc so bluck as it l.ad bten pa.nted. '1 hu lowest lUuris of tha day were current, however, at the opening and from the lowest i oint the market advauc-d l:i, lut fell baeksndtho ileal elcing of ihe uay was tw9 cents under yterday. An extraordinary ttreugth was develop d in com, the options being advecce'd nearly a cent 0. r the beKt figures 01 yestciriay and closed :,!;iS",c higher. ?,Oats ruled strong nd the market Uoe.i higher. I'rovisious ruled omewhat lower with Liiriy active trade. Flour Heady and firm at the advance of yesterdav; for winter wheat liaur 14 4 60 for foatbeni; 83 85 C4 50 lor Wisconsin, and 83 75(i"tt 25 for Michigan; oltfprir. wheat, 83t375: 5IinneFota bakers, J3 10; paPDtF, 4i5öif-0; jöw grades, 822 75. Rye Flour 13 7C(43 bro. Wheat SprcuiHtiv3 tradingiwas apaln very active, with the feeling very unsettled. The market opened 2(fc3.i lower, rallied lc, declined :!gC, rove receded and closed oa tho regular board lft under ye-sterdav. Sales ranged: April, fcOVoJ'c, closed at Slr; May, 5(,S7:t,c, ciewiu.i at Sayc: June, JyS'jc. cloving atSc; No. 2 fprln?, il';lc: No. ft fpiing. 75c Corn Speculative iradins; was active, with a good shipping inquiry. Tbe msiket declined c early, in sympathy with wheat, but recovered and advanced V. receded, lluctnatfid and closed :'ic:'c over yesterday; cash, 4OV4-9 4S;c; April, ayXQllc, deling at 40c: May, 4tv40l5?c, closlnie at 44 'tc: June, 4r8l6c, clewing at 45Jic Oals ruled firm, with a lively speculative trade. The market advanced lc, and closed yt"Ac over yesterday ;cssh, WWiOc, Msy, ö3(a.:'4j4c, tiot-ing at 3ic: June, ö;i'; '34; c'oiug at C41it34!:c. Rye Firm; No. 2, GU Rarlev Numiual at 03643 for N-. 2. PlaxFeed Quiet; Ao.,Sld5. Mess Pork-Mark -t active with prices irreeular; prices declined io 3Cc, rallied lSravoe, and closed steadv: cash. S12 15 12 20. Mav, J12 lüf $12 o0, clocd at $12 2512 27J; Jure, $12 201: 40. closed at 1125312 37'. LardSiesdy with only slight changes in prite?; ch. If. '.OCo.C f'2K; Way. $G t537 O.S. closed at 67 7 t'2: June, 87 U5;n7 12, closed at 87 077 10 Boxed Meats Firm: dry t-a'.ted shoulders. 81 50 i 4 ex: f hort nts, jr. r;,jj 10: sbort clear eld, S5 50 Ci, Ktisars Unchanged. On the J'roduca Exbutler ruled steady: creamery, 21 -25c: dairy, 2-W2JC Eirgs -Steady at 12A,iWA4c. Receipt Flour, 26,01 0 bbls.: wheat, St.uoö bu.: corn. 113 OfO bu.; oa's, 51.0JJ bu. : rye, C.00O bu.: barley, 21, OOd bu. ßhipmeuts-Flour, "6.C00 bbls.: wheat. 25.000 bu : corn. 22I,,Cäh) bu.; oata S7,0GO bu. ; rye, noue; barley, 10,000 hu. Afternoon Board -Vhcat-Clced easier atjc lower; corn, ';c lower: oats, c lower: pork, c lower; lard. 2c lower. BT. LOUIS, April 10 nour-l irm at the late advance, but less active, tsneat Active anduntettled: market opened lower, and a decline of (U;i.c followed; this recovered laier, but arotlicr t renk ccurrel and the c0!)3 was Kl'c beov yesterday; No, 2 red, .c e-ash; 9")9'.J clot-ins at Sc Mn: Sj'jll 01;.'., clotiujr ai 81 June: m CC31 cloMPg at 81 01 July: M O-Vv'aJl CM4, closlag , at 81 QJi August. Cori optnd lower, but advanceu lieu declined and elaicd 'Ht',4Q higher tliau yesterday: 4q cali; 41 tl7,.:," closing at 4i;,tlc April; 4231c, closing at ii'xc. May: 13;?U;sc. e Irsing at 43y4c, June; 41'zc July. Oata-liieher and lirr.i butslow; 300 bid ea-h; 31' Mav; Jic June. Ryo Higher: rejected sold at "02363 . Barley No market. Led-No Kales reported. Entur (inlet and unrhared. Kggs Highpr at 12c. Flaxseed Qui-t ia 81 G5. llay Unchanged. Brau-Firm at.v")Cat will Cortiireal Strong at 8252 CO. but not ool LiiDcfmi'.'cu. iToT'fsions i.-is'.er quo ably lew r Pork. 812 SOcaih: 12 is 'ilker.ets-Quiet; Liv clear, 510: short rib. tü;C: bort clear. 85 45. Ricoa Liaz clear, 85 50: short r... 8 r' short fleu, Sö hx47. Lsrd NoTiunHily 6 S03, 85. R3je'"'-Flour, 20 100 bb'; wuqjx. -.O.OCO ho.: cmn. lO'.OC'O ba,; ta. 19.000 bn. ; rT. 4.t0 bu : bar.ev. none. Sblpmen -l"kn;r,;i?,cco bbls vhont, 9,(00 bu. : con-. vi.ODO bu. : oau1, IC.O'J uo.; rje, none: bailer pone. At the Afternoon Bosrd wh-?at 'opened b;:t cicced 4C4c lower than at 1 p. ia. bter, Corn do ed ' t'.4c higher. CINC1NHATL. April 10 Cotton ulet and fteady at iC'ic. Flour Kuonr and hiner; family, !lll "5; fancy. 1 45 i5. Wh--et Firm, wiiha KCOd deinatid ; No. : red, tO'J.?c: receipts, 4.6i bu. ; fchiptcents, 2.5C0 bu. Com Active, firm and higher; No. 2 mixed, i;il7'. Oats Stronger: 2 mixed, Wc k t s-rbager and higher; No. 2 fall, 07 ' .Ko. Parley-In lair demand, teady and unthsnyred. rork Dull at 812 2.' (12 to. Lard Firm and in fair ceaiand at $5 t5. Bulkmeats .-traiy and fi.-in; shoulders, 1 7: feuort rib. 8ü 25. Baron In fair demaDd and finn : fehouiderf. ts 23; shcrt lib r'es, ? 12'i; siort elter fclde. f 7 ,7i. Ruf.cr-1 inn aid uuchanged. Sugar tirorcer; hard reined, 6U;i 74c; New Orleaa, 4j4rit!?ie. Hcc-Active and firm ; mamon an 1 Mnt, 8.;03 7: packing and butchers', i 20 y I tö: receipl, l,0:o head; hiplneats. 4? head. Fe.'s In lair deoaud aai steady at H(3H(.r. Cteese Dull aad droopiur; Oaio fac'.orj-, (QlOc P1TILADZLPHIA, April 10 Floar very stroag. Eye Flour t-carco aad firm: choice. S3 75. Wheat Active and unsettled; No.2 red April.91'i 3t5'4c; Msy. Stö'Xc; June, W.WJSc: July, S9C3IJ1. Corn Strong and closed Vkc higher; No. 4 mixed,' 50c: No. S mixed and yellow, 5lc: steamer No. 2 mixed, 49tya52c: No. mixed 52;c; No, 2 high mixed. I'-l's; No. 2 mixed April. 51 Q1 May. 52a June, 52.l4'tvJ2?ic; July, 52S53u Oais-Re-

iecif d white. 31c: No. 3 white, 0Vc: No. 2 do., 4tc. lioviler.s-Falrly aetlfe and Xrm. Mei Tork New.8l3MHlt Urd Prra;tteam. 87 37y BatterPiim for high grades; Penaylvania creamery extra, 25asf; 'eidern food to eaoice. I5(llc; rollf, tiCc J"-g Firm; extras, 16yi317c Chtele Quiet; high tiaCe firm : Ohio flau caoice, 10(älC?;c; Co.. fair to prime. 710e Otcer articles nrebanged. ItKIpt F.our, 7.UC0 bbla: wneat, 27.KO Lu : corn. 2,000 bn.; oat. t).Cd0 bo. Salptxer.tr Wheat, 6.1X0 tu.: core, 45,600 bn.; oatf, li.COObu. aULWAUSZÄ. April 10. Tlour S'ealy and firm snd cM". orders numerous. Wheat Firm; cstb. tic; My, 8. 3c; June, t'. c Corn Scarce and Crm: Ko. 2, 4K-- 0ta Firmer and Jc bibber; No. 2. itliverd, o5(tt'.V,.; Rve Inactive. No. 1, e!0"- S Barley Firmer but not hiiher; No. 2. 55-c: ex'ra No. 3. o44c. r-iovbioos Hi'-her. Mets rrk For rourd loia tadi or April. 8212; Mav, 812 25. lard-Prime Mcam, atn c.r April. So 95. May. $7. Butter rnehaneed at 25 e'27c. Chese Light me.ven: en t: b-t new reainery, liy?12o. Fvgs- sfeady at 12kftlC cr.pt tTlnit. 9.450 bts.: wheat, 12.515 l u.; bsrley, W n. .ipm?ita Flocr,7,oU3 bbla ; wheat, 5,tt0 bu.; barley, 10.3Ü0 bu. EALTTMORK. .prll l.-hea! Western eacr and aetive, eiotiiit: Crm: No. 2 winter 'ed, iPOt, W.i&'.no; April, '4,a'j5llc; May. Vfli&9iUc, J ote, 'Ji-l iav.'c; July, h'C bid; Augu: Si. Coru Wetdern higter nnd more attivo: mixed. Fpot, 52JiCbid fresh: April, 52cbii; May. 52V432C; June. I'Jc tid. Ons-Higher and strontfr; Western white, r.31i!c: mixed. r,7.3'c. Provision Firm urd qnieU Me-s Pork-813 25. ill 53. Lard-Krfinrd, ?25. RecPts Flour, K810 bbls.: "heat. IMC" bn ; com. 1C5.000 brx: oats. 1.7C0 bn.: rye, l.rtO bu. ehlpmenta Wheat, 10.CO0 bu. TOUIDO, April 10. Wheat-Quiet and weak; No.2 cash and April, ssc: May 8SVc: June, .W4C; No. 2 Eoit, 95caked. Cotn-Qulet: No. 2ca,h. 45Jc; May, 47c asied; Jnn, 4X' assel; July, 4t;ic. Oats Dnll; No. 2 cash, SlJc bid; May, :ö!4C bid. Clover-steady: prime medium nominal at 85 5!. Receipts Wheat. 6.C0v';bu.; corn, i.ooo bu. Shipment rtheat, 13,0JJ ba.; corn, 17.UUJ bu. LOC1SVILLF. April 1?. Cotton Quiet; middling, 10'' wc The train market is excited aad uuMt.e'd: flotations r.onc. Proviio'is steady. MefS Peru 812 75. Hams uar-curcd, lOlO;.-. Pecon Clear rib tides, 87: clear ide?, ?7 2"i; shoulders, 85 25. Bulkmeats O'esr ribiiei', 83 .".5; clear bides, So CO; shoulders, H 75. Lsrd Choice leaf. 88 25. KANSAS CITY. April 10 Wheat-Higher, cah, 75VV7pc; MayJ77;c: June. 79V4Ti7y,ir; July,82,4c.

Coru Higher: ca,:'.!4c bid.:;iU naed; May.3l?4c bid. .liyje aked: June, ööiQöc Oils Nominal ; 3lKc bid, 22c atktd: Cotton. RT. LOUIF, April 10.-Cotton-Dull; middling, U;c. Sales, Ci,0 bales; receipt, 200 bales; shipments, 710 bales: stock, 2G.4CU bales. MEMPHIS, April 10. Cotton Easy; middling, lOKc Receipts. 21 S bales; shipments, 753 balei; stock, 42,412 b9les; SAles, 203 bales. GALVESTON, April. 10. Cotton Nominal : middling, l(r''c: low lnlddling, lC,c: good ordinary, 10 1-lCc. Net and gros receipts, 77 bles. Sales, 41 Vales. Stock. lS.4;ie bales. Weekly Net receipts, 1,117 baits; gross, 1.1C9 bales. Bxport coistwUe, 1,122 bulch; (ales, 17i bales. NEW ORLEANS. April 10. Cotton Steadv: midling. iOc: low middling. 10 v?: good ordinary, 1 c Ntt receipts, 1, Ct5ta.cs; gTO receiptj. 1,175 bale'. Exports to Great liriiahi, 415 bales; to tre eontinent, b4 J bales. Sales l.uCO bales. Stock, 173.772 tales Weekly-Net receipt?, 7.CU bales: uro, O.CCObales Exports to Great Britain. 10,703 bales; to France, 5. 12 bales; to the continent, fc,775 bales: e-oaMwite, lO.eJl bales. Sales, 12,810 baler. NEW YORK, April 10 -Cotton-The Tost says: Future deliveries fluctuated to-day in rccordance with the various news coming over the wires iegarding the probability of war or pac9. First there wes an cdvance of o-10Ccc and then a decline Of 2-lC0S-H.Oc. At the third call only l.UU) bales of July were bought at 11.23c and 1,000 bale of November at 10 4c. Futures closel dull but steady: old crop 4 11035-lOOe and new2-100vjtl-lCO.; higher than yesterdav. SaleR, 51.0C0 bales. Oils. TITUS VI LLE. Pa., Ami 1). National Tranit certificates opened at 7aV and closed at7;e; highest price, SJ.c; lowest, 77;;c. P1ITBBDK, April 10 The oil market was dull but;td(ady: prices opeu"d at 78c. advanced to 7s,' ;c acd fell oil' again, closing at 77" ;c. BRADrORI), Pa.. April Pj -Ptroleum-Quiet b'i firm National Transit certificates opened at 775c,:and closed at 77Jhc: higheRt price, 75;; lowest prit e, 77.,4.,: clearances, 4,116.000 bbls. NEW YORK. April 10 Petroleum There has been nothing cf pecial interest in to-2ay's petroleum market. The opening price wg Jc lower, at 77','ic, rcte to 7S";c snd closed at 7fc. that price being bid. OIL CITY, April lO.-Cmda oil sOes. 9.U.C00 bbls. : clearances, 6.016,000 bbls.: runs, 59 475 bols.; shipmentA, SS.071 bbla.; charters, 91, bbls. National Transit certificates onened at 7S';c and closed at 77c: highest price, 7;'.jC: lowest price, 7754c. The monthly tipe line report, to be published to-morrow in the Derrick, hhowi a decrease of stocks of 140,820 bbls.:Jincrrased receipt of lV-33 bbls. and decreased deliverle of 25,077 Ibis. Dry Goods. NEW YORK. April 10 Dry Goods There is co Tsrlation in the character of the distribution by agents, wbicn, aa was previous reported, is composed of such miscellaneous assortments as are of absolute neces&Hy to jobbers. The woolen geKids trade Is not quick, but a very'good request is returning a fair volume of business through t elections for immediate shipment and orders for later deliveries. Wtitaky. April 10.-WHlEXj-Quic; CINCINNATI, steady at 81 13. but CHICAGO. April 10.-Wh.isky Firm at 81 1 BT. LOUIS, April 10.-Yhisky-Steadv at$l It The tortures portrayed by the author of the "Inferno" are scarcely greater than those Buffered daily by the victim of neuralgia or rheumatism. For a long time. Mrs. Morris O. Williams, of West Exeter, N. Y was unable to rise from her bed without assistance. One bottle of Athlophoros, the great 8peciii cured her, nnd made her feel, as she herself expresses it, Tike a new woman." Salt for steck is especially eerriceable at this ec-ason, owing to the change from dry to green food. Charcoal should also be occasionally provided. Concerning lied Hair. Many people adrnirs red hair, but if you do not, I'arker'a Hair Ha!satn will impart to it a darker line. It will also thicken thin hair, eradicate dandruff, and impart soft ness, glossiness and life to bair which has become dry and harsh. Not a dye, and dcei not coil the linen. Gives a delicionj perfume. An elegant dressing. A man in Cresville, Tenn., has fourteen marriageable laughterF. The number cf times his front gate needed hinges last year h not &tated Shoot folly as She ITlea." Pep. was the way it appeared in tbe proof slip. The argus eyed proof reader, however, knew the quotation intended and channel it to read: "Shoot folly as che llies." Pope. Of course it was an error, jet how many are daily committing much graver errors by allowing tbe first symptoms of consumption to co unheeded. If e iHicted with loss of ap cctite. cbilJy sen Aticns, or hacking conh it is suicidal to delAy a tingle moment th9 u-e of Dr. Tierce's 4 Golden Me licl Discovery," the grtat and enly reliable remedy yet known or this terribly fatal rnaiady. Bend to letter stamps for Dr. Tierce's complete treatise cn this disease. Address World's Difpnsary 2ded:cai Association, Udil'ilo, N. Y. Rheumatism Quickly Cured. There has never been a medicine for rhesnatina introdeced in thia State that h?.s giv:n s :c!i universal atiiaction as Durang's Rheumatic Remedy. It stands out alone as tho one gret remedy that actually cures this dread diae&f a II Is taken internally and never has and never can fall to cure the wortt case in the shortest timo. It has the ir.dorf-emer.t and recommendation oi rrsny leading phvsicians In this State and els'ewhere It is told by every drngeist at 81. Write for free forty-page pamphlet to R. K. ILELPilZI"BTINE. Druggist Waniiington D.O. Oblo and Mississippi. Bt. Lonta S:lQaxalVlncennea.M. l;Xpa 2:47 pm 4:13 pm 7:CQpxs Eart et. LouiA. 8:25 am Mitchell. OdJn 10:31 am I Nortn Vernon., flora. Ul;82ppiCU6clnnag.

RAILWAY TIME TABLÜ. Wf at lt1 effe.t Wrdirdir, April I.1SS5. TRAILS ÜS BT C EM HAL &TAXPARB TIE2. JeSersonvllle, Slaalaun and Indianapolis, Depart. I Arrive, Eonthern Ex.d'y 4:lJara'Iad. U. Kail. 9:45 ara 1 & Mad. Kx 8:15 amllnd. A CbL Kx-10:45 ia Loa. A M. Mail.. S:.r)0 pm N.Y.& N.F1. Ex.. 7. -00 pa LouisT. Ac d'y. 6:15 pmiSt, L A C. F. L.13:45 pra For tickets and full Information call at ticket ofllc Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington spc Ullno'j ttrretg, or Cclcn Depot Ticket Paces. Vfiuilalia Line. . Depart. I ArrtTai Slin......... 7:15 am New York Ex-..- 3:50arj N. Y. Limited. .h;'5 am 'Mail A Ac 3C:(flaa Day Express, d'y 1 1 :f-o am e?m. L. K. L..- 3-.S5 pra Terre daute Ac- 4:0J pm New York Ex 4: 15 pa Pacific Ex., d'y-10:4 pmiN Y. Li railed- . 5'2I prj lnd 6i S. Bend ex 7:10 tm ?.P.end,.v lad ex.10.5Aam Lad.&s. liendext:10pm 3. Bend Index. C:44pns For tickets and full information c&U attickel 02 Penn. Line r, northeast corner Washington and Illinois streets, or Lnloa Depot Ticket oaoe Cincinnati, InUianapons, HU Loa ana C'nl rago. ciycryNATi cmnox Djpsrt Clnrinas tl aad Florida Past Line, . dally, s. and cc 4Jarr.. Cin,, Knshvllle and Coh Acc....ll :16 ara Cln. and LoaiiTllle Mail, p. c 3:5 pa Cincinnati Acc , daily G:5 pa rr'TC Iridlar. s poll's Acc daily 10:c5ert Oln. and El Louis Hail, p. c..ll :60 ara Indianapolis Acc ... 4:55pUt Chicago and rt. Louia 1 ast Line. dally, a. and c. c 10:45prj cnicioo nrvrsioK. Pcptrt-Chiccso and Rock Island 3 - 7:12 aa Chicago Mall, p. c..... 12:10 pra Wettern Express 5:10 rra Chicago, i'corla and Ilurlirlcn Past Line, s , r. c........ll:20 pra Arriro C. and L. Fast Line, d'y, c c, s... S:5 ara Lafayette Acc 1C :55 am Cinn. an l Iuisniio 11-11, p. c... 3::Jpa Cincianati Acc - t .a pra The time via C, I. tu L. and C. and L. E. and W as fellows: Leave Inda'polis 5:00pmAr. India'polis I?:4.iaa Arrive Lafayetto 7:25 pn Lv. Lafayette 8 05 art Arrive Bloom'tn 12:10 amlLT. Bloom'ta 2:55au For map, time table?, rates of fare, -ad all information .apply at Ticket OfDce. 1S6 Houtn Iii lnols street, aad Unioa Depot Ticket Q2.ec. Cblcag-o, bt. Louis autl Pittsburg,

(rAX-EAXDIJC AKD rrSNSYLYAKIA usr.) Depart. Arrive. New York.PhiUdelp'a, Washington, Baltimore, Pirtsburg, snd Columbus Express... Dayton AColumbus Ex( Richmond Accommo 4:70 a.m. 11:13 turn. 4:CC p.m. 11:45 AHL 4;5p,u, a 9:40 a,E dation New York.FhilAde!pa, Washington, Balti more, Pittsburg. Columbus & Dayton Ex H N. Y. Limited J 4: " run. 5.2 p.m. 10:11 p.rx CHICAGO DIV1M05. VIA KOKCMO. Louisville and Chicago i FastExprcss 11:00 p.m., 4:03 a,ra Louisville and CbJcagol Expreas, p. c ! 11:15 svm.p 3:85p.cx Daily. Daily except Sunday, a aieeplng car, n lloxi car. For tickets acd full information cs.!l at ticked ofSce Penn. Linos, northeast corner Wasnlntou and Illiacis streets, or Union Depot Ticket oaco, Vabash, St, Lonls and Paclülc Kallway. Depart! ArriTl Det. A Chi. Mail, 7:15amDet. Ex., b....-. 8:00ara Toi,Ft.W.SiM.Ex 2:15pm Pacific Ex. ll:3Caia Det. Ex., d ys..- 7:15pm Det. S Chi. M'l... 8:55pra ToLFtWiPetdy H:00i'miTol.FtWfcDeldy, S:59ai.a Fortickets and full information rail st Cirj Ticket Office, 22 tio. hl. iL or Union Depot Ticket Office. Indianapolis ana Ylucoune. Depart I Arrivi ML A Cairo Ex... 8:15am!VIncennes Ac 10:40aq Vincennes Ac... 4:00pm. ML ii Cairo Ex... 6:30pra For tickets and lull iaform&tloa call at tickel Office Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington and Illinois stretts. or Union Depot Ticket Oihce . Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis. Depart! Arrtvt Cin., Day A Tol... 4:CJaraiConnersv, Acc 8 soars C, D..T. &N.Y.-lC:4am Cin., P. A St. L.-.ll:5Caa Ccnuersv. Ac-?..- 4 :25pm' (Jin. Acc 5:09pra C..D..T. AN.Y... 6:S3pmCin.. P. A St. L....10:4Cpq Indiana, Itloontlngtou and Western Peoria brviaos, Depart. i Arrive. Pacific Pa: A Mail 7:25am'K.A3,Ex.r.r, a dy 3:50am K.AT.F. Liner c 5:07pm Clncin. fcpec, r.cJl:0farr. BAR.LFa d,s,r,cll:lCpm Atlantic E"sM- c:3Cpm EA.TKEJ1 DIVIFtO?. E'nEx.r.cs ld 4:20am;PacificEx.r.c, dly 6:5faia Day Ex .11 :5am; Western Ex.... 4:45pra Atl'c FK.r.cdly. 7:10pm,B.AB.,Dcar.cd.lO:S5pia For tickets and full information call at the New Ticket Office, No. 138 youth Illinois strrct or at the Union Depot Ticket Ccc. B, lndicatos sleep er; r. c reclining cars. Indianapolis, Decatur and bpringlield. Mail A Day Ex. 7:O0Am!Mail A Day Ex.-12.00 ra Local A Day Ex- E:30paii Local A Day Ex.. 6:15pm LfOulsvllle, New Albany ana Chicago, (Chicago Short Line Division.) Depart. I Arrive. Frankfort Acc. . 5:0Cpm Indlanap'lisU'l- S:15am. Chicago Kg'tE.s.llipmilnd.Nt Ex. d.s. 8:&5ar?t. C. A M. City M l..l2:45pmlndianapolla Ao.l0:00aTn For tickets and information, call at Union Dcpot and 25 South Illinois street. Indianapolis and bU Louis, Depart.! Arrivej Day Express rs 7:10 am N. Y. & B, Ex.. Paris Express...- S:50 pm'Local Pass B. A Bt. I Ex... 6:25 pm lad'apolls Ex.. N. Y. A St. L. Exll:."Q pmlDay Express.... 8:i5 ara 9:50 an S:00 pra 6:25 pra For tickets and all information call at city oScei No. 2 Bates iloute Block. Unioa Depot and Matsx, chnsetts Avenue DepoL Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and ln dianapolls. Depart.) Arrive. N. Y.ABo. EX 4:00 ara L. N O A 8tLEx :40arj. D, F. A N. Y. Ex.l0:10 am! W.FL W.A M Ex.l0:45 am And. A Mich Ex.li:i5 am!B. Har. A A. Ex. 2:20 pa W.FL W. A M.Ex 5:55 pm' B. Ind. A Bo Fx. 6.00 pra N. Y. AB. Ex.- 7:15 pm!N. Y. A 8. L, Ex 11 ;18 pas EEIGHTWOOD DITIKOS. Depaiu j Arrive. 4:CO am ..... 2:P3pm 6:40aa.... 4:55 pra 8:15 am.M...-M.. .t:0pm! 10 :45am... - 5:25 pra 30:10 Bra..... 5:55 pm 2:2Cpm... . 10:85 nu11:15 am... 7:15 pm 3:25pm.... . For all informatloa, rates, maps, time tablet, etc, call at the Union Ticket Office, Eates Hons?, comer, MassacliiuetU Avenue Depot or at tha Union Depot. STATE RAILWAY TIME TAÜLE. Evausvllle and Terre Dante Railroad. I Via Vandaila Llne.l Lve Indiacapollü-l7:i.- am pll:55 lerre Haute. 10:40 am; 3:00 An EvanEVillc 4:0Jrhn: 7:05 am sl0:5 pa pmj 3:20 ara pm1 7:10 am. Lve Evansvllle-... , t6 :C5 am ,p1C -.30 Arr Terre Haute.. 10:00 ami 2:17 am h :is pra pra- 11:59 pra pm1 3:5C ara Indianapolis-, 3:30 pm! 4:43 Daiiy. t Daily except Sunday. E Sleeping Car. r Parlor car. KvaKsvllle and Terrs Haute Itallroad. Via I. and Fu L. RAilway.l Lve Indianapolis- f7:10 am ll:SO pm Terre Haute,. 10:4') am p 8:00pm s 3:20 ara Arr Evansviile.....' 4:C0 pm! 7:05pm 7:10 am Lve Evansville-... J6:05 am!?10:DO am.s 8:15 pra Arr Terre Haute.. ,10:OO am p 2:17pm s ll:r9 pra IndlanapoMs..; 8:15 pmi :25pm i 8:45am Daily, f Laily except feunday. t Parlor car. t Sleeping car. 11 Klver. LKAVK XAST. 7:00 pm 7:C0 am7: AP.3XVI. ic pm l :03 pza I)gan sport.. Denver I. P. A C. c;rosslng..! 3:00 pm 7:53 am 6 Columbia City 11 ''A pa 9:45 am 1 AubaraJunc. 1:12 prj 10:50 pm 3 AP.r.IVE. i Eutler.... i 2:0-5 an 11:35 arr. 2 23 pm u ;S3 ara 4S pa y;l2 ara 25 i-m 7:25 aa 12AVE. 45 pm 6:30 ara LojaLiport, trrtt:nr.vill acd houtb western Vau d alia Line. rorrn. rcRrn. a. m. p. m.l la. m. p. xa. 7.C0 S:00dcp Tsa'jort ar H:jo $;2l 8:55i 4:55 dep-Col fx vial. C.&L.Ar 8:40 6:51 0:40! 6:r,5ar Indianapolis .dcp 7:00 5:21 :52j 5:4 5 ar....Cmwfcrd7vi;io dep 8:41 S:1V 2:U5 8:00ar Tcrro Haute det 6:40 4:0 Fort Wayne, ctuclnnail and Louisville, CLcave lndiantiolia via Eee Line.) rocTHWAED. NosTHwaan, 11:15! 6:00pm- Ar, Ind'p.tpolii Lv.' 4:C0 1C:1C art 9:23! 3:57 pm Mcncio " ! 6:00 l:iapra 7:il l2:58pm -HortforcJ-.. ". 6:37 2:00 pra 6:50 12:0:i pm ( ...BiurJton M ,7:3C 2 5 pra 5:5C 11:00am ,Lv. Pert Warne Ar S:CC 4:00pra Direct connection at Fort Wayne with L. S. and II. tJ. trains for all points north and cast. Cincinnati, TTabaali nnd HicUsan, Tla Ilea lnd A Gr R Ex- 4:15 ami Wab AIadEx.-ll:C8'ai3 MicbASoBEx-li:OJam Cln A lnd Ex 2:S0ra Wabash Ex. 6:10pmllndAEtLEx 11:13 pm Wabaoh Uallwar, From Lafayette Junction, connoeüns wlta L, CJ and L. Express, west ll:00 am!12:15 ami $:25 pr Xxprc&a, eajU I 2:43 ami 8;t5aoj i Mia