Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 23, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1874 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1874.

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Oar t of Pry Goods, Millinery and Notions for spring and summer is now very full end complex. The purcha w.re made by Mr. At res in person, who remslns in New ork Hie entire season aud buys only when tbe rood axe the right kind and quality, and the pr-cee ate the very lowest thai cash can obtain. To farmers and mechanic w can offer the bent goods the market at price" ai low aa any boo In he west, aud that very few bouse can dtipilate. (not andseeior jourwlf.

L S. AYEES & CO., Trade Palaca Indianapolis.

cum üb nsinHTs

Allay palna, subdue swellings, heal barns, and will cure rheumatism, spavin, and any lie, bone or muscle atUaenU The White Wrapper is for family ae, -the Yellow Wrapper for animal Price 50 cents; larg bottles, 1.

chiidMB .rr rr Ceatrtav Pleaaatil to fak"" WettubaTili" for lstor Oil but more efficacious in regulating tte stomach aud bowel. RED HOT!

Liegr-ntfora lively time. Distinctly understand that we are doing the

MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS A LITTLE LOW Eli THAN ANYBODY RIjSB.

Cheap Rents And Moderate Expenses Jell. (all In and leave your orders gentlemen, and SAVE 23 PER CENT., rrd Kt t strictly first-class garments. MJ.EAST WASHINGTON ST.; A-dams & Hatch FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

t.KNKUAL MARK KT P.EVIttVY. MONET NOTES. ThoNew York Herald, May 8, saya: The outtlow to-day of f500,000 in gold coin, and tO.OX) !a silver, caused a renewal of the discussion concerning the effect of loreifrn ahlpmentsoa the market. It is yet too eat ly, however, to indiate results; for while present prices of exchange encourage exports, and there is a good demand for our produce, the varying value caused by speculation in gold makes it extremely difficult to predict anv substantial condition. The market allowed but little activity, the principal dealings being at 112'4'. with an advance toward the close to 112J. The carrying rates were 3i, 3, 1A, 1 and finally 4 per cent. Ijoans were made flat. The operations of the Gold Exchano Bank to-day were as follows: Jold balances IJWfiTa Currency ....... 1,U!,727 dross clearances 41,&y,0t0

The bids for government gold at tbe Sabtreasury to-day amounted to $4.840,500, at prices ranging from 111.76 to 11133. Tli internal revenue receipts to-day were $001,537. The customs receipts were f 2IK..000. The assistant treasurer to-day paid at $717.000 on account of interest and il'i.000 In redemption of rive-twenay bonds. The total payments on account of May interest to date are ?ti,10S,000. NATIONAL BANK SUMMARIES. The following abstract, by.the New York Bulletin, shows in detail the resources aud liabilities of tbe national banks of the United States at tbe date of the latest official retern, February 27, 1S74, compared with the statement of February 28, 1873: Abstract of reports made to the comptroller of the currency, showing the condition of the national banks in the United Htates. at the clone of business on Friday, the 27th day of February, 1874. compared with the return of February 28, 1873: , RESOURCES. ,

Feb. 27, 74. Loan and discounts; Sa94,trtl.S overdrafts. 3,737,901 lT.H.b'dstosec. circ't'n... 3S0.H1 1.700 IT. S. bd's to sec.dep'ts 14.600,200 U. H. bd'a on baud 11,003.400 Other stucks.b'dsAmorL. 25;5,72S Due from red & rwAt's. 101.502,861 Due from other National banks 36,624,001 Due from St'e bksAb'krs. ll,4!6,711 lljaleit.fur'reAnxt'rs-. 36.04.1,741Cmrent expenses-....-. 7,018,275 Premiums paid , X,723,68 Checks A ot'r cash lt'ms. 10,269,955 Kx'ang's for cl'r'g house- 62,788,119 Fills of other Nai. banks. 19,972,3: Dills of state banks ..- 3D 15 Fractional currency-. 2,309,91 Hpecie 33,36-.,863 Legal tender note 102,717,5&I U. o. certlflc's of deposit. , . for legal tender notes . .77,235,000 Three p. c. certificates--. ..

Feb. W. 73. r.i3ui,i) H.OOS.OOO lOitf.PÖO 22,06.1,311 95.773,077 rt),4n,7oo 13.Mlj.679 4 ,023,057 0.077 Kll 7 9 11,761,711 131,11,800 15,998,779 17,777,673 97.111,Sv9 ' I 18,40,000 1,16,000

Total .1-...

..81,80S,r00,529 $1,839,152,717

LIABILITIES.

Capital stock paid in .HOO,R"j8,901 Surplus fund - 121.097,017 Undivided profit &o,2;.S,919 Nat. bank notes outst'd'g 339,ö02.9f2 Htate bank notes outs'dg 1,0788 Dividends unpaid 1,291,005 Individual deposit 50öJi-0,tt4 U. S. deposits 7,27ö,d lp of Uh. als officers- S.ifll.föl Due to National banks 138.4351x3 I Hie to HLU- b'kn k b 'k'rs 48,112323 Notes A bills rediscoun'd. 3,448,828 Ullis payable........-. 4,275,1X2

ftHl-1,811 lu.euiis 48,678,045 3M,zrz,v-9 1 388,271 1.406,993 6i?,l(f7.S51 7,044,848 6,11700 5,67252

Total

SlO8S0O 173

19,132.713

147

Number of banks

During the 12 months under comparison, there has leen an increase of 23 in the num

ber of bank, of $6,300.000 In the amount of capital, and of $3,300,000 in tbe amount of

circulation ; tbe azzr gate of notes outatand

ing, however, beiug still (at tbe date of this return) $14,600 000 below tbe sum authorized

by law. The amount of loans and discounts

is $19,000.000 lower than a year previous, while in the "individual deposits'' there is the very large reduction of $60,800,000, a de

cline ot 10 per cent., which la traceable

mainly to the process of liquidation of pri

vate indebted uetts consequent upon tbe

panic It has been fcuppoaed that tbe ex

perience of the September crisis would

induce tb country banks to keep larcrer

amount of th-ir funds at home, and less with

their redemption ageuta; but this has not

proved to be tbe case; on the contrary, the

item "due from redeeming and leserve

agents" shows an increase of $5,700,000. y-ROVISIONS IN CINCINNATI.

The Gazette gives this : the stock of provisions in this city on the 1st ol May has

been compiled by Cc'onel S. D. Maxwell, secretary of tbe Cincinnati Pork Packen' Association, and was read on 'Change on Saturday. A similar ' account of stock was taken June 1, last year, one month later, and we present the following comparison of the two reports :

BARRELED FORK.

Mesa Other kinds.. Total

June U 173.

SW 19.75M JM 53

May 1 lh74.

10,070 BULK MEATS. 1140,6

2f3,WW 1M52.W6 2,em.240 , a,ouo

Shoulders........ Kib side Hear lib sidea. Clear sides.......

Total balk meaU, lbs 3352265 85,757,904 BACON.

o 1 CJ "SI

ruuiiurn -...-...-.

21.411 10,fi00,ßl 4ii;w 18.6f,77 570 AS 18t,SJU

Clear rib aides

tlear aide...- ........ Total baoon. pounds.... HAMS.

Kxtra snttar cured.

Other kiuds (not bulk).

K6.743 72d,.4

545552 14?; 10 7UU.M1

,183,5ii 6,!Va,in

MO, 100 671.4M)

Total, pou ads.

B.TIVKO 7113

I.ARD.

J)tO

11.112 ia.-ü

Prime steam, tierce . Kettle rendered, Uerce

ToUl. tierces 7. Kteam, in barrels Kettle, rendered. In barrels .. 60 1J Kettle rendered, in kegs . V For the purpose oi a readier comparison, we add tbe following: May 1, Inne 1, 1K74. IWi, Balk m ats, lbs 31,522,Wv5 r5,7.i7,sm lUcon.lbs 2,i5W,K5 2,WK,0: Hams, (not bulk... . ,74-i.W.) 7ai,H Balk, bacon and hams. lbs... 45,565, i,93:i,01(l Itirreled pork, equal in llw to . 2,U15,t00 4tWU)

Total meats of all kinds, lbs47Kl,S 6015,21n The shipments, less receipts during lour weeks In May last year were 4,179 tea, lard, 744 bbls. pork, and a total of 8.909,845 lbs. of all kinds meats, including pork, indicating a total of about 60,000,000 lbs of meats, all kinds, May 1, 1573. THE LARD MARKET. (Cincinnati Trice Current, May L)

Lard has advanced a full cent per pound bisher than it touched all last year, and

there is a disposition to hold it for a further

advance. At its present price the currtnt make will doubtless be largely increased, for it will pay better to render aides Into lard than to buy ice cure tbem, and if there

should be any further advance of conse

uuence, we may see the whole hog except

shoulders and haras rendered Into lard, which h as&ood for manufacturing purposes as any other, and it is tbe manufacturing

demand which has used np most of the low er qualities of winter make, and is now com

pelted to take tbe better grades when the

current make proves insumaent. meiow prices ol lard for two years has opened new avenues for its consumption in Kuropeand enlarged the old onee, so that we may count upon a larger foreign demand, and it will be interesting to observe, if we have tbe opportunity, at what point in tbe higher price that demand will be checked. If tbe larger part ol the summer hogs should be made into lard tbe supply of side meat from that source will be inconsiderable. This may account, In a measure, for the greater confidence which

seems to exist in the market for sides than for shoulders. It is said by close observers (hat when lard is high sides meet relatively a better demand, and when laid is low shoulders are most in request. The reason is obvious sides furnish more of the requisite fit than shoulders, and tbey are relatively cheaper than lard. Tbe demand lor bams bas been somewhat retarded by the late spring, but it is becoming more active as tbe weather grows warmer. HONO KONOTEA MARKET. OMphant A Co.'s circular, dated Hong Kong, March 4th, reports quiet markets there, as well as at Canton, Amoy, Foocbow. and Hankow; tbe Chinese New Year holidays, and the near end of the season, which, at some ports, was entirely over, checking transportations, with prices nearly nominal. Shanghae, March 12 The black tea season is nearly closed; greeu tea has sold moderately.

Canton, March 2. Tbe weather is considared favorable for tbe sew leaf; and unless the early spring, which appears to have set in nearly a month in advance, of the usual time, changes very much in .temperature, the new crop of tea will come Into market at a much earlier date than that of last year.

Tbe total exports of tea from China and

Japan to the United States, up to Feb. 27,

were aa follows:

Total Total Japan Black. Green. Tea. Total lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs.

To date sea

son 1873-74 ...lSlO.OM 19,2(2,054 13,1287 5,202,295

Cor. period

last BeaMoa.?l,306,3Ü9 21,602,181 15,621,153 58,532,711

From Jan. 1 to date 2.426.539 3,127,977 1,622,047 7.176,53

Same time in

1373 2,900,150 2.a10 2,175,100 7,282,OU0 This, it will be seen, shows a falling off for

tbe season to date of 12,330,416 lbs., and in

1S74 up to rebruary 27, a deficiency ol 105,-

527 lbs.

ST. LOUIS COTTON TRADE. The New York Bulletin gives St. Louis a

very strong showing In the following dis

cussion: Tbe aspirations of St. Louis In re

gard to tbe cotton trade are well known; but this season, it U clear, her merchants do no mean to let tbe matter rest entirely in wishing for success, but with characteristic Western energv bare made, and are making, arrangements which will probably result next season in a still more noticeable improve

ment, though tbe percentage of increase in the trade there is even now in advance of

some other markets. Lately, the tit. Louis

Cotton Board decided to offer monetary Inducements, in the ahape of a prize, looking to tbe advancement of the trade, and to be presented at the next cotton fair

there. That market, it is true, is making

every effort to divert trade from New York,

and, while middling upland is quoted here at 17?c, they pay there 17c, which la very close, considering tbe cost ot delivery here,

together with other expenses. New York, however, baa been so often threatened with extermination by other markets, and In

connection with so many different trades.

itbout result, that people here have fallen

into something like skeptic! am In regard to all projects of tbe kind. The one great point

in lavor oi em. Liouia is me important improvement made in its railroad connections with Texas. This bai led to shipments to that market where

heretofore - tbe cotton baa found Its

way to other porta, in tbe season of

1870 71, when the total crop was 4,256,000 bales, St. Louis received very little. Last

year, with a yield of 3,875,000, that market,

np to Mav 4th. had received only 28.000 bales.

while, with an increased crop, it i true, the receipts there for this season up to the date

not a very formidable showiog.but it shows, nevertheless, a very satisfactory percentage of increase. Memphis, although much in advance of St. Louis, looks upon tbe movements there of tbe cotton people with evident concern. This though the receipts there up to the 1st Instant were over 400.000 bales.

The receipt there up to that date were 32,000 bales in excess of 1873, with St. Louis 50,000

oaies ahead or last year. Bat Memphis cannot be destroyed In a day. And now, as to rates of freight, those from St. Louis to New York on the 4th Inst, were 60c to 70c, to Boston 65o to 75c, to Providence 70 to 80c, to Baltimore 50 to 60c, and to Philadelphia 65 to 65c these rates according to the degree of compression. Those from Memphis, where every bale is compressed, on the 1st lnst. were, by all rail,

K2c to New York, to Providence, 93c to Boston, and 77c to Baltimore and Philadelphia. We do not propose to enter Into any discussion of the relative ments of the many markets lor cotton. St. Louis as yet is one of the least, but it is not wise to despise tbe day of small things. Tbey will '-go ahead" there, we may lie euer, if there are anv grounds for progross. Though Ignored ia former year In tbe statistical position, it must now be regarded with more consideration.

GENKRAL MARKET REVIEW. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Moxday Evening, May 11. The week past was quiet, with steady prices and a general good feeling on tbe market. Grain bas been a little dull and at a standstill, without any decline of prices. Provisions have been firm, with an upward tendency. On Saturday one car load of canvassed hams sold at 12c loose, and 100,000 clear ribs at $3 90. There Is a quiet tone to the market forgroceries, business partaking. In a measure ot the apathy produced by these days of beat. Coffees are very dull and quite weak. Sugars dull but firm. Fish firm, but without any pressing demand. Coal oil dull and not quite so strong. Dried and foreign fruits ol all kinds harden a the warmer weather adds to the call for these goods. Cheese are meeting with a brisk inquiry on a sliding scale, downward. New Orleans molasses dull, scarce and bringing full figHres; the choice grades about out of the market. Teas unchanged and in fair request.

HkCEIPTS Y ItAILROAl Wheat Corn ..

Oats

I Cy6.,MiiaH

liariey...... Shipments

Klour...

Wheat.

Corn.

Oats..,

600 2SÜ0U0

. 7,000

barrels bushels

BUFD8TUFF

1,100 l',Üoö

10,UVO

barrels bushels

Valencia raisins. 1415c; Sultana, 16318c;drum figs, llflc: layer rigs, 18,ai9o; citron, Slft-VSc; currants, 6 JOfic ; Turkish prunes, new, 14ol4)o. CANNED OtXJDS In good demand. Tomatoes, 3 lbs., f 1 5041 60:3 lbs. J35clo; Yarmouth corn, $2 &&3; Mountain susa' tt 75:Torphy do W 00: Baltimore do, 2X6; Teaches, 'i lb. Si 40M 60; black berries 2 lbst2üS2ö; strawberries, lbs, $2 6tV2 75: raspberries 2 lbs, C30125; whortleberries, ft 2t2 50 : pi neapnles, 2 lbs, ft 5o,a2 75; green pees,2 11, $2 2d; strleg beans, 11 7&2; talmon, 1 lb, 12701; do, 2 lbs, it Ä34 ÖO. FUEL. Coal L only so'd by the hundred pounds. The scale of prices la as follows:

cents.

Brsr.ll Block, per hundred.

tand creeK.

Highland grate.

Migniana steam..

rmisourg

Anthracite

Brazil nut

Flock Is steady and unchanged In price,

t'mtity brands ..........- 7 2V37 75

FamÜy f7 00 Kxtra ... 5 00ti 25 Low grades..................... 75(41 50

MILL Fean Very scarce; demand exceed the

supply. Bran and shorts are quoted at M(&u,

fine feed at S227ä24. and middling at K4ft2B.

WiiKAT-iiulet. Red is quoted, In elevator, at SI 30(21 35: for amber. II 35(31 40. and no white

offered.

lorn-Onlet and firm. Clear yellow and

high mixed, sheUed In elevator Is quoted at 65

0467c; while, omc lor cnoice; ear scarce anu out well settled at any price.say ic. Oats Quoted at 5o52o lor white, per bushel, delivered in elevator. ttYE But little on the market. Quotations

at &xttm for choice grades. Barley Quotations are held at 11.50 BUILDING MATERIALS. LUMBER.

Fixe 1 and 2 clear, per M. feet...

flooring. aresHi Midi rig, drefved. ... Stock boards Common boards

Bill stuff, to IX feet

Bill stuff, over IS feet..

Sheeting .

o A Rawed shlDgles........ , Lath Southern pine flooring, rough.....

rOPLAK

SJ9 00(402 00

... 2 Wbi'iZ 00 , 18 OUuJ" t0 IS Uctl9 00

... 17 00(i" 17 00((18 00 . 20 OO gi 00 . 14 O0( ... 4 00: 4 25 8i'5(4

36 00942 00

Clears -.126 002S 00 (Amnion 1 0H(äl7 00

Culls 10 ooa .A II 1st and 2d 23 00(4.10 (0 Cherry .. ...... 25 ou'i 00 Black Walnut 1st and 2d, dry... 55 00(atfi0 00 Island 2d, green .. 45 uov 00 Culls 18 Om'M 00 Cement is Quoted at ft.25 rer barrel. Plaster

Paris Michigan, 1.50 per barrel; Newark, SI per barrel. Lime Huntington, 30c; Flat Kock .2e per bushel. White sard, fl per barrel. Fire brick. 135 per M. Fire clay, 75c per bushel.

Building brick, KJjUjs', according to quality. Lath. nine, at tiSii. Hair. 4ue per bushel, isalls.

lt-s and 60s, 14.00; lis and Us, H.75; tjg and 7s, t5; 4s

S5.2J.

WINDOW GLASS Hin el e Strength.

2nd Qual. 1st Qual.

6 nO 6 75

ttf 75

7 25 8 00 8 75 9

8x8 to 8x10.,

pxlito loxl.l. 8x14 to 10x15....

Uxll to 12x18....

11x18 to 25x20

Discount afty-nve per cent, off above. COUNTRY PRODUCE. The local butter market la weak. A choice

article Is worth 2. but large buyers can not

pa over 18c and take the chauces of the week..

The prices below are those of J. It. Budd A Co., and such as they stand by for this week: Eocs Are quote at , 12

ASirrriK 1'rirue roil n(n its

foor wiille . iu 14

BEAN-Prlrae Navy ...... 2 U0

Common mixed . 1 50

Beeswa x .

Dried Apples.

10(3

7 12 50 40

. Mai

8 00S 25 1 75 2 75 2

Dried Peaches.

Feathers Prime ..

Common mixed duck

Pocltry Ll ve :

Turkeys, per n...

FOWIS.,

Roosters... Ducks

MtM lllll

TA l low Quoted at 7c. Hominy I quoted at II bOrl 75 per barrel. Hops At 4or$ Oc per pound. Honey Is bought at 12$20c per pound. Onions Worth f 6 per barrel. Vegetables Potatoes, fl 40(31 45 per bushel

for best I'eacbblow. and hard to eet:

sweet potatoe seed, 94 10(3 5 00 per barrel ; cabbage ft 25 per barrel.

DRUUS. No new features have been developed in this

market, and trade continues goou. Assafoetida is quoted at 40O4jc; alcohol at fl 85(82, alum, per pound, 4(ft5c; camphor, per pound 35V)Sc; cochineal, per pound, 90(i)5c; chloroform, per pound, 11 20 1 25; copperas, barrels per pound. 2fcio; cream tartar, pure, 45(ai7c; In

digo, per pound, fl 20 J I 30; licorice, Calab, per

pound, genuine, vhioc; magnesia, earn, i or,

per pouna, ao(3toc; raorpnine, i . w. ounce.

f4 75(97 00; madder, per pound, lü3lPc:

oil, castor, No. 1. per gallon, ft 152 25;

on, oergamnni, per pouna, so; opium

fr.. 14i6c; soda, bicarb, keg.

25 17 ! 60 15

Brazil aleam 14

Virginia canncl .....-.- KS Indiana , ,, , 38 VKK 12c. Woon Is quoted at f 4 ö05. GROCERIES. There Is a decided weakness In cofft'e, with a downward tendency. Brooms Common, ft 25; medium, ft 50; extra, S3 50. Candles Star. 1920c per pound, summepressed, Ull4c per pound. Hotel, 21 22. Cheese Quoied at 1717 for prune to choice factory. CorFEJt Steady. Roasting grades of IUo are quoted at 26S2Kc: fair to good at 2tfl,(j7i 27e: prime at Ty($3s choice to faucy at 28(i8;c; 2732S for Laguayra, and 359ltjc for Java. . Molasses New Orleans, 75-aso per gallon. Kick Carolina, 9jl0c; Rangoon, 8) 9)4, Patna,9(ad. Kuoars New Orleans Is quoted at R'aiOc; Refined Is quoted at HAMHe for A; Ughr.o lor extra C; and ll3iil)2c for bard. Spices Pepper, 2s.30c; allspice, 18Xc: cloves, 657Ce tcassia, 5ti55c H y r v ps 55(3$ 1 . Salt lAke, U 15A2 20; Ohio river, fl 8ol 90. soda English, 7Q7Hc; American, Vlilc Koaps Indianapolis German, 6Kc; Procter A Oambte's and Work 's German, 7Qt 4c. Babbit's Teas -Gun powder Is quoted at?5ctl50; Im, ferial, ÖOcSl 20; Hyxon. tll 00; Oolong, 60c o I; Kngllfih Breakfast, 60(85c Tobacco Royal Gem is quoted at 7578c; Mond or Navy, 53ftöoo; black tobacco, 484. oc; bright navies and quarters, ö3öüc; smoking brands 25.'iOC. woodejc Ware-No. tabs per dozen, tlO 00; No. 2 ditto, ft 00; No. 2 ditto, fS oo; No. 1 Churns, common, per dozen, S10 5u; No. 2 ditto, 1 5o; No 3 ditto, $8 50; No. l cedar churns orass bound, 21422; No. 2 ditto, $20(9 ftl; No. 1 ash churns, $18; No. 2 ditto. $ i; No. 3 ditto, $14: fctave half bushel measures, $5 50 ; hoop iron bound ditto, $6 1 07: keelers, five in nest, ft 25; meal sieves, 14-1, $2; ditto 18, ft 50; O G buckets, t wo hoop, $2 OO.32 10; ditto three hoop U 35&2 . HAY AND STRAW.

Nothing new can be reported for this market, and trade continues dull. Hay Loose Timothy is quoted at tl5(al8 per ton from wagons. Tight pressed Is quoted at $16 17; and loose ditto at 116(317, and ft more from store. Straw Is selling at 30(3 10c Per hundred pound, or at $4 5095 per load. IRON AND STEEL. Business Is Improving and pi ice are firm. Bar Iron li inch to 4 Inches by inch to 1 inch. 3.4: Inch to V. Inch, round. 3.4: other

sixes at regular list prices.

110RSE SHOKS-uuoted at $8 25(30 dt. and mule

shoes at $7 25aT 60 per keg. standard brands.

Horaenhoe nails Put man' 8s. 2tic: An Sable.

25c; Great Western, 24c; Northwestern. 25c. Nails Quoted at lOd to Od at f4 2j per keg, and smaller numbers at the usual advance.

Steel Sanderson's best English tool. 25c:

Amerlran tool, 24: spring steel. Vi inch, 12; 1 inch and over, lie; mill pick shapes, 30c.

100 ls Axes. Simmons' Datent. Ill: ditto

plain. 913 25: Mishawaka sliver steel. $22. CroM

cut saws, Atkins' improved patent. 55c per foot :

ditto half patent, 65c; clipper saws, 55c: light

ning, rvc; carriage bolts, oo per cent, discount from llüU

OILS. Linseedoil.raw.il 02.104: boiled, fl C7il 0.

Lard oil. current make, winter strained. K0(a85c.

Tauner's oil, Strait's best, .Va7lc. Banks' best, 00(öc: Labrador, 00 S85c. Ren ned coal oil, IS44-

ibc for standard : gasoline for lam n 2Ut2oc : lulbrl-

eating and machinery oils, 35tiuc.

ROVrlSIONS. Dealers are holding their stocks firm and buy

ers are In tbe market.

Bulk meats are held at (P for shoulders: 8T:

for clear rib: clear O'e. Bacon shoulders, 7c; packed; clear rib, 9y4c, clea,; 10c; breakfast bacon lie Hams are quoted at 12" H'c; dried lti(ai7o: Lard; kettle. 11c: steam lU'c Sweet pickled hams, HJ12c

SEEDS. Timothy is a noted at 8f38 23: clover at tS 23:

flax seed at f 1 50.

TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS. Trade ls good and improving. Tin nlate is

Quoted, 1C, 10x14, charcoal, first quality,! 13 50; IX $1650; 1C. 14x20 roollng,Tln,$12öO;lC,20x28.roonng Tin, 26c ; and other sizes at the usual proportions ate rates. Copper bottoms, 35c Brass kettle, 54c. No. 27 iron K,6c; No. 27 smooth Iron C. 7c.

Mooreshead's galvanized iron. löVic per cent. d!s-

count from tbe new list. Zinc, per sheet. 11c; per cask, lojd. Pig tin, strait's, 28c; bright an

nealed wire, Nos. 0 to 6, 9c per lb, and other numbers at the nsnal advance, with a discount ot 25c

brie ut, andive tor Laaucred. by the bundle:

solder, tinner', 23c.

WHISKY Firm, wjth sales at 96c WOOL Trade quiet. Ouoted at 2XO30C for nn-

waKhed, 12 for fleece, and 48&50C for tub

washed and pickled.

ft 75

tile.

cas-

per

pound, 7(98c; salts, epsom, per pound, 4( jc ;

rett's, per case of 4 dozen, f 10; sulphur, flour.

per pouna, orqac; saltpetre, per pound, io2ic; turpentine. äöOOOo.

DRY GOODS. The market ls fair, with a good trade, but

bo marked feature to call for comment.

Brown Drilling Nashville. 12 !ic: Pepnerell.

24c; Stark, 12c. ....

Ticking OmegaJÖ lnchÄ1-:: Amoskeasr.ACA.

25c; A, 22c J Conestoga, 4-4 Medal, 2oc; V, Medal,

17c: extra, lUc; extra, 4-4. 22 "4c; Lewlstown, 36 inch. 2Vic;dltto, 32 Inch, 22c; ditto 20 Inch, 21c;

1'iaiU, IfCm shibtinq Strifes American, 6-3, 12c; 3 3, 11c: Whlttenden, 13o, lie, and 15c; Union, 14c 16c, and le. . Battino Ordinary, 12e middling, 1517ct best tissue, 20c. Carpet Chais While. 30c; colored, Sie; coverlet warp. 420. Prints Washington, American, Richmond, Oriental, Con nes toga, Merrlmac, OVc; Francles, 10c; Green Stripes, 11c: Garner Prints, 8i9c; Freeman, 8c; Standard Shirting Prints, 8c: Aiboin Holld colors, lOe; Peabody suitings, 9o. Brown Sheetings Vermont, UcX: Nashville, llc: Middle vllle. 11c: Idaho. 10 : New

iny, iuc: mars, a.., nc; Lau

Albany,

Laurel, II-, K)c; Park, A SJc: Granite, 7"; Bedford, 1C, 7ic; lpp. N., tc; I'epp. O- kc; Pepp. 1C, lo&c ;Tepp. E , 11,' . Bleached SnEETiNos Lonsdale. VtKc; nope, HJc; Blackstone, 12'c; Mascmonet, 14 V-; Hill, Ji, 12c; 8 4 -14c: Dwlght Star, uyc; Vauhn,XX, bc: Red Dog,7Xc: Quaker. 8c: Cambrics, Lrmsdale, 20c: Voung Warner, 15e;Jabs Knight, 11. Oka ix Baos Amoekeg, A., ic; Lewutlon A., 31c; Stark, 82c; Union, 25c; Ban Der, ate. FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. Are In good demand at firm rates. The quotations below will be found to be nearly tbe same ba last week. Nuts Quoted: Almonds, soft shell. 23(3 25c; filberts, lDc; walnuts, French, lie; Naples, 2bc; Brasil nuta, 15c, peanuts, raw,. 8(3 12c: roasted, lliai24.. ' Foreign Fruits Oranges, box, $6 60(57 00. Lemons Palermo and Messina, ftf 50(37; dates, lo14o per pound; new raisins, layers, slight decline, and are held at $3 00(3 10; Muscatel, crown, fjS 5u; doubl ciown, ft 75;

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK.May 11 Hoar ls In moderate re

quest; receipts, 8,000 barrels; sales were made

of superfine Wesiern and State at $5 70(590:

common to good at $6 00(645: good to choice at

Stio096 7o ; white wheat extra at $6 75ra7 20; extra Ohio at $6 20(37 55; St. Louis at $6 30ll 00. Rye Flour Is unchanged : sales were made at fl 856 00. Corn Meal Is unchanged; sales were made of Western at X375! 35. Wheat Is is in moderate demand and in buyers' favor; re-

ceipts, i,oui Dusneis; sales were made or No. Z spring Chicago at fl 49al 51; No. 2 Northwestern Spring, $1 51; No. 2 Milwauke at$l 551 W'i; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota Spring at $144 1 58; amber Michigan at $1 65; white Michigan at fl 82U. Rye Is dull; saies were made at $1 07'rtil 12. Barley Is in moderate rebuest. Malt Is quiet; sales were made of two rowed state at $1 77. Corn Opened steady but closed heavy aud lower; receipts,118,oou bushels; sales were made of new Western at KtS-Sc; old Western and yellow, 8fissc; white Western, 8585yc. 0ts Quiet and lower: lecelpta, 38,000 bushels: sales were made of mixed Western at 66,7e: white Western at 6:fcsc. Hay Is steady ; sales were made at f 1003105. HopsAre firm; sales were made of low to r at 10((t20c; good to choice at 25(3;iCc Coffee Is dull ; Rio at 17(21c SUktar Is quiet; sales were made of fair to good refined st .-Hc. Molasses Is Arm; sales were made of New Orleans at 7c ;5 prime was held at 80c. Rice ls quiet. Petroleum Sa es were made of crude at tic; refined, 14'ic. Turpentine Is dull; sales were made at 40c. Eggs Are firm : -ales were made of WesU era at löJ4'17c. Leaiber Is steady; sales were made at 27(9 ioc; Orinoco at 25$(a27c. WoolIs steady; sales were made of domestic fleece at4(W?c; pu'.led at 2550c; unwashed at 17(4 36c Pork Is heavy; sales Wi re made of new mess at $17 spot; seller May at 11725; plain metis at $9 50(312 00; extra at $111L Hams Are dull: sal a were made at 2022c. Mlddlea Are

dull; sales were made of long clear at lric; short clear at loaiO'ic. Lard Is lower but

closed firm; sales were made of prime steam

at 10J4O spot: 10 7-16j0CFeller May: 10c seller Juae; 10i(9l0 8-lÖc seller July. Butter Is heavy; sales were made of Western at 210 28c ', new Western, aUÄ-'l. Cheese la firm ; a lies were made at 14(ältfVc. Whisky Is Ormer; sales were msde at 97c. Manufactured cod-

per Is unchanged. Ingot I.ake Issteady; ales

were made ab vrSs&ZM. rig iron la nominal.

Nails Are nomiaal.

ST. LOUIS, May 11. Cotton Is in good demand at full prices for all desirable grades ; middliug, 174C. Floor Is steady and In moderate demand at unchanged prices. Wheat Spring

wngaiK wch: io. spring tiiicago, tl ztvirnl

tan wneat

strictly pri Is firmer

elevator, cash and June; 67c n gular. UL Are In fair demand and the market Is firm; No 2, 62S53c, elevators. Barley Is dall and unchanged; No.lsprlng. fl; prime summer.fi 45. Kye is easier at 7(a!iSc. Whisky Is bUher, atWJHc. Fork Is higher, at $17 75. Dry salt meat Are stiff: cash lois here are held at 6o for shoulders and 9(49ic for clear ribs; lh-re were sales of shoulders at Kansas City, seller last 10 days of May, at 6c; clear rlbe at the same point, tP-A cash; ciearrlbs here, 9c, June; clear sides, c, buyer May. Bacon Is strong and htgher: shoulders, 7)c; long clear middles, 9o; short clear middles, lüc Lard Is held at $10 25. Hogs Are firm; light, 254 75; bacon, f510(9 5 40; heavy, $5 4035 65. Cattle Are steady and unchanged; Tex ans, $250(94 75; fair butchers', $494 60; prime to choice steers, $66. Receipts-Flour 8.000 Barrels ; wheat, 21,000 bushfls; corn, 66,000 bushels: oats, 9,000 bushels; barley, 1.000; rye, 6,000 bushels; hogs, 6,166 head : catUe, 105 head.

is. reavyana lower; sample lots of

me A choice sold at fl 50Q1 $1. torn : No. 2 mixed. 67(i68c. east track and

CHICAGO, May U. Flour-Is dnll and prices are nominal. Wheat Is in fair demand and the market Is firm; No. lspiing Chicago, $1 ; No. 2 spring Chicago, f 1 221 22'i casnT$l 23i seller June; No. 3, $1 17. Corn-Is in fair demand at ad vanced prices ; No. 2 mixed, 62: cash.aMSSko seller June. 64c seller July. Oats Are in fair demand at lower ra'es: No. 2, 47ic cash, 45c seller June. Rye lain fair demand at full prices ; No. f , tic Bariey-ls dal and prices are drooping; No 2. $140. Bran-Is dull and prleeeare declined to 19c Corn meal Is steady at $3 4i. fork Is In falrriemand and prices are advanced to $1675 cash, fl70 seller June and $16 05 seller July. Lard Is in fair demand and the market ls firm at 1U 4Sailoau seller Jane. Bulk mats Are unchauged, but there were no sales. Whisky Is in sc. Ive demand at5c. rYeight-To Buffalo. 4c;toOswego,7Se. Receipts Flour II fit) barrels; wheat, at.100 bushels; corn, lOS.UOO bushels; oat, M4i bushels; rye, ljw bushels; barUy. 2M) bushels. Shipments-Flour 8,000 barrels; wheat, 101,000 bushels; corn, 511,01)0 bushels: oats, 152,lOj bushels; rye aSo bushels: barley 6,000 bushels NASHVILLE, May 11 Cotton Is In fair demand and firm ;sales were made at ISf 16o. Flour Is quiet and unchanged ; sales were made at $6(98 23. Wheat ls steady and In moderate demand; aalea were made at $1 24l 4u. tVwn Is in fair demand and prices have advanced ; sales were made atUc for car lots, 0ts-Sales wre mads at e7s,70o ConVe Is In fair demand and market firm antes were made at 25 2ac Sugar isla fair demand and market firm and unchanged. Provisions The demand ls-fair and market firm. Lard Sales were raade'at 1140. BulkmeaU Ihe demand Is active and prices have advanced lc; sales were made of clear ribs t ,V; clear siaes at Vc. Bacon-Is in active demand and prices have advanced: sales were made of shoulde:s at s'c; clear ribs at lc; clear sides at lOfc Sugar cured batns Sales were made at U)f. all packed. Whisky I la rair demand and market firm ; sales were made at $1 00. BALTIMORE, May 1L Flour The market ls quiet and weak; sales were made of Howard street and Western snperflneatfl 7j5 75, extra at $ 0OA6 75 and family at $7 OUS 24. Wheat Is dull: sales were made of Indiana and Ohio red at $1 5.l 57. Corn Is quiet and heavy; sales were made of old western mixed at 86c and new at 84c Oats Are scarce and higher; sa ea were made of mixed western at vxgyc and white at (;.? Rye ls unchanged ; sales ere made at fl 00l 05. Provisions-Are strong. Mess porkSales were maae at $17 2Vil7 5u. Bulk meatsSales were made of shouldeis at 6'ic and clear rib sides at SfrglOc. Bacon Sales were made of shoulders at 7,f7J4'c and clear rib sides at lo(g 10vc Lard Sales were made at lljc. ButterIs unchanged ; sales were made of western at 30 5. Coffee Is dull. Whisky Is firmer; sales were made at 98c. MILWAUKEE. May 11 Flour-Is dull and prices nominal: salea were made of extra spring at $5 70. Wheat The demand is fair and market firm: sales were made of No. 1 Milwaukee at $1 a1; No. 2 Milwaukee at $1 ZP. seller June at $1 20. Oats Are quiet and market weak; sales were made of No. 2 at 47c. Corn The market is steady and lit moderate demand; sales were made of No. 2 mixed fresh at 62c. Rye Tbe market is steady and In moderate demand; sales were made of No. 1 at 91c Barley Is dull and prices nominal; sales were made of No. 2 spring at $1 70; No. 3 spring at $135. Provisions Are steady and prices firm. Lard Scarce; sa'es were made pf prime kettle at loc; prime steam at loc.

MCfcs pora-wauis were made or feller June at

s 1 6 7 ). Kecei pts r lour, 4 ,000 barrels : w heat, lou,

x ousneis. nipments r lour, zi.ooo barrels

wheat. 1H1.UI0 bushels.

TOLEDO.May 11 Flour The market is steady ,11- r.., . .... n. a . . .

v iieai lue ueioauu ugm ana noiacrsnrm; sales weremadeof No. 1 white Michigan at 11 Ki

amber Michigan at $1 481 47rl 47) i; Jane at

$!: July at 11 5U'4 ; No. ired at Si 5t; No. 2 red

atitl 4tri ; No. 2 red lake shore at f 1 4Ü. Corn Is dull and prices have declined sales were made

ofhign mixed at 72c; June at tiO'c; July at tKe

August at ,ic; low mixed at .2c; no grade at "c '..damaged at&. Oats Are fair and market

nrra ; sales were made of No. 2 at 54c ; Michigan

at -vxj rreignts Areauu ami nominal. Keceipts

r iour w Darreis; wneai :,uuu ousneis; corn 6J,

000 bushels; oats5,0no bushels, shi pmenls Flour 1MMJ barrels; wheat 16,000 bnsheis; corn 25.0UO

Dusneis; oaisnone.

1 !riSJ-.LLE May -0tton-Is firmer; rale atl.Ac. Hour is quiet and unchanged. Wheat is quiet and unchanged; m m of white at

I corn Is quiet and unchauged; sales at

. vm .vn quiet ana unchanged; salts at (Ca. Rye Sales st $110. Pro lions-Are 2,U tU?.? anfösuged. Me-a pork -firmer; sales at 17 50. Bacon Hales of shoulders at 7V-v clear nbs at lue; clear at 10 a Sugir-eured hams-Hales at 13'icj plain at liie. Bulk shoul-dn-Sales at 6'c : clear rlbi at W'c; eiear at V . 'miF.V3 WhlskyUales at . MEMPHIS, May 11-Hour-ls in lair demand and prices have advance.1 ; sales wer made at Ja ftoo!!. Corn meal Tbe demand Is good at liif tT": "a'e? w.ereJmaae " 11 25 for spot. Corn-The market is doll and prices drooping: saes were made at 62c Hay Is heavy the receipts depress the market. Kran Is firm .-Rales were made at 29a:k. Lard-Tbe demand 1 strong; sales were made at lll?c Bacon-Tbe demand Is fair and msrket firm ; ale were made of sides at tX&jc; sbonldersat lojiio-rf.

LIVE STOCK

MARKET.

Indianaioli8, MaylL There was a good market at the yards ad r,vt,7.!L,lng "old out dead, prices running from Ii -iju too . ... CATTLE.

r.ivra snipping steers $ Man OS

l-Tlme bnichera' tn.

Mettium batchers' cattle ZL..'. Common butchers' ca'Me

Good smooth, 175 lbs. and over.. ., SHEKP. t.ood shipping. V lb or over Common shipping, 0 lbs. and over. VEAL CALVKK. ood veal

6 Wrö 7S 4 11(44 6 2 753 75 5 Of-5 30

6 00

3 50J5 00 ft 00$ 00

STOCK SHIPMENTS. Stock forwarded ess, over th Psn.it.Hdi.

road lor the week ending May , 1871

No, Cattle

Hogs. Ho'ftes

Sheep

ears.

MuU-s

1" 1 .... 1

No. bead. 1.174 2.7S5

Total.... . J17 JbS Geo W. HiTi.t,stock A sent r. C. A St. L.R. R.

90(5,4 1 for sight.

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

New York, May 11. Money, 3(3 i per cent.

Sterling exchange dull at f 4 874 83 for

60 days and f4

Customs receipts, J488.000.

All the sales of gold to-day were at 112,

112' J, closing at tbe latter price. Carrying rates, from 2$ to 4 per cent.

The assistant treasurer disbursed f 40,000,

Clearings, f23.000.000. Governments juiot. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds more active. Stocka opened firm and soon advanced

1?' per cent., with Lake Shore as a feature, on the report that the road was about to be lsased to tbe New York Central. During the afternoon tbe market was weak and prices

declined 31) per cent., in consequence of

a wasniugton aispatcn that the House had

passed a bill taxing lands donated by con

gress to railroads thsaame aa other lands.

Vague hints were thrown out of trouble in

a foreign exchange house, but the reports took no definite i-bape. The market closed

dull and weak. George II. Broad head was to-day elected preaidentof the stock exchange

and M. A. vv oeelock, chairman.

Tbe total sales of stock for the day were

166,000 shares, of which 33,000 were Western

Union; 18,000 Pacific Mail; 58,00" Lake

Shore; 21,000 Union Pacific; 11,000 St. Paul;

,000 trie, and ti.OOO Kock island.

GOVERNMENT BECUBITIKS.

U. S. 68 81 U.8.tTs '62. U. S. 6's U. 8. 6'S "65.

U. s. 6's '65 (new)..

U.S. 6'8 '67,

U. 8. 6'B 'es.

U. H. 10-40 Currency 9 per ce u t I'd lutui..

Uoia

Sterling . .....

Tue.iW'd

115 1114 1 16 J 1 WSJ

U7'8117 t 111! lit! ,

120Ji;120', 120 ills'115 laoV

ThT

121:

104 116 H7V8 1204 120

1147-6

116 114

1 iry' . . 1 irr'.j

112)2 ll4112W

48s 482 14X8

llS H5V

Frl. SaU

117 118

'20Ü

11.)

IIa1-

112.

i-vsy,

101s

"OS

117 118

120J4

11a 117 115'i H2?s 488 V

MOU

??s

117 118 1 1 U1 s

a a a , 120$

"4ä

nv2 4V4

8TATK STOCKS.

Missouris, Old Tenne8sees. New Tennessees.

New Virginias.. Old Vlreinlaa-..

Old N. Carolinas.-. New N. Carolinas

Tue,

82 &5 82 Alt I

W'd

S4'i

O , M

;i 21 21!

Th'r

;4 82 21 21 125-4

Fn.

32 21

12SI

saL 95 83 83 S5 31 21

124

Mon

5 83 K? At 32 21 MM

Tbe purchasing prices for Government bonas Ir Indianapolis vary from the New York quotatit, jib (l per cent.

GENERAL STOCKS.

Tu'b

Canton......,....... W. U. Telegraph-QulcksilTer-...-.. Adams Express Weils A Fargo Ex.

American tux.,

U. 8. Ex .. Pacific MailN. Y. Central

Brie

Erie, preferred-. Harlem Harlem, p'f'd Michigan Central Pittsburg .. Northwestern Nthwest'n pre t. Rock Island....

N.J. Central.

8t, Paul BUPaul pref......

waDaxn.

Wabash pref .. Fort WayneMM. Terre Haute

Tern Haute pret. Chicago A Alton.. C A A. Preferred

Ohlo&Mis&issi'pl

C B.4 Q

Lake Shore...... .. Indiana Central.. Illinois Central. U. Pacific stocks.. U. Pacific bonds C. Pacific bonds... lel.tt Lacks wana. Hartford fc Erie

60 23 8 72 2'J 67

42, 7S S4W

55 L!6 127 75 88 42 6 105

SPA 4k ml

71 3 10 15 100 103

102

1 T

1'A

ll t.

W'd

lal'

8öS 4J

7l?fl

22 98 75

do LS 127 75 88

tiok

71 10 2:1

1014

1(H 21 63

li'2

74 Ktl

IT Ml

1'JO o ,

01 yt

ai'-i

107

ThT,

7l?4

zu 8

128 127 75 88

50'

10 23

101

23'i

102

74:1

loo

8.)

Frt.

t)7

da 198 127 75

97 105'

3.'

52i

71 JkVt

10 23 101 103

2VA

10S 19Va

lou

38?i

mi!

107

60 72

67 a

a 55 12X 127 7 89

44W 2',

0.5 40 71

22 lüV 103

20'-98

107.4

Mon

60 24

a 55

77 714 432 97 105 V? loo m 21 15 V 101 20)i w 8,5, 1 I07?J

PHILADELPHIA. May 1L riour Is dnll nrf

weak; sales were made of superfine at Si 75 00. Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family "At S6 75 7 25 and state, Indiana and Ohio at 17 50(38 25. Wheat Is quiet: sales were made ot rd t

SI 65(31 72 and amber at fl 74rai 78. rTai.

steady ; sales were made at 98c. Corn Is d ull :

sales were made of yellow at 860 and mixed at 84(385c. Oats Are fairl v active : sales vom miHa

of white at 6366c and mixed ut 6la3c. Fetrolenm Sales were made of refined at 145io and crude at W?io. Whlsky-la held at Wc.

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKCT. New York, May IIBeek Cattuk. Ttie receipts yesterday ana to-day were 4.25 head, making 8,510 head for the week, against 8.880 head last week ; quality fair, ranging from common, to jprime; leinsnd moderate; sale slow at a reduction of for the week: fair to choice Texaus are quoted at tiovail; poor to extra native cattle, S9 4oal2fi6; about 7b car loads remained unsold; among the sales were some Illinois steers. 5 cwt mortui 50; 22 cars do, 7 ewt SI050(il2,: 7 ears do 7V4' cwtSllrall 50; tarsdo7cwtS1125312; cars do cwt 111 75; 3 candoScwt 112; Hears do 7 cwt Sl075ötl2; 20 csrsdo7J4cwtSHai2 50; Scars do TV cwt Siliv 1225; 15carsdo7(iHcwt $10 7.V12NJ; llrrs do 64cwlSllöll 2o;9cars do 7 cwt Sil 25ral2ö0: 13 cars do 7V4 ewt S10 75,412; 22 cars do 7 ewt I Id 75ft 10 50; 4 cars lat Ohio stiltars 7 cwt SI2, and 2 cars stall-fed bulls 1,500 lbs average S5 2.v5 60, live weights. Hhkp an-h LAMBS.-The receipts were 2,130 tefA'inMnKKWhradtorlb week, against

,ow urtui lor tasi weeg; demand weak and prices lower; fair to extra sheared sheep are quoted at S7 5o(8 50: ordinary to prime unshorn, S8(9 5o: a few state and Pennsylvania lambs sold at SU 50(412 50; among the sales were 1 car clipped Ohio sheep, l4) lbs average. S8 50; 1 car, 88 lbs average, S8; 1 car, 88 lbs average, S7 75; 2 cars, 39 lbs average, SS 25: 1 ear Ohio unshorn, 98 lbs average, til 501312 to; no!poor or common stock oflered. Hogs. The receipts yeaterdar and to-day were 16,"0 head, making 42.810 bead for the week, against a.14,750 bead for last week ; nothing dotng in live hogs; dressed hogs are quoted at 17 37, all weights. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, May 11. BeefCattlk. The receipts were 6,000 bead. Tbe market ls very quiet, with a tendency to lower prices ; fair to light steers are quoted at S-V35 So; fair lo choice at S5 45j6; extra at I07 23. 'ShipmenU, 2,182 bead. HfXiH The receipts were 14,000 head, with some 10,000 bead left over from last week. The ina ket is dull for all but choice grades; sales ol pocr to medium at SI 5t)(5 35; good to choice, $" 403 5 75; few extra at ttf. Shipments. 8,678 bead. Sheep. The receipts were 250 head. The market Is quiet and prices are nominal; SCcjS 50 for fair to extra. CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cincinnati. May 11. Beef Cattle. Th .

relpt for the week. 1,807 cattle; 1,177 sheep; 1210

in; iic maraefc is strong lor neuer graaea, which are scar- e: easier for medium and lower for i n frior : $6 25. $5 50afl, SI 25ä5 i -lca. Sheep. Tbe market is strong with light supply : quick sales: S(6 75 tisu&oiM; lamb,S7 00 00. Ilor.s. Better grades are scarce and firm. S5 75

10; for Inferior to medium. l 7515 50: all

sold.

EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. East Libkktt. Pa.. Mav 11. B.kk- Cattlc

The arrivals, including Saturday and Sunday, were 76J cars.

H;s.-1 orkers are Quoted at S5 40-1 60: Ihil.

adelphla, ffl 258 70. Sheep. Tbe arrivals. Including Satnrdav and

Sunday, were 21!esrs; Best are quoted at S7 60

4ja; meuium,r0 7o(j7 2a; common, 15 5030 50.

PHILADELPHIA LIVK STOCK MAKKET. Philadelphia. Mar II. Beef Catti.k i-'ale

demand at fall price; sties 2 200 head: 17 25-a

7 7o for extra sute and Western steers; ti 237 Oo

iur imr 10 guoa. Hoos. IJve hogs are firmer: sales. .0(0 head.

at 58 7508 90.

NEW YORK DRY OOODS MARKET. New York. May 11. The JobbinK trade shows

some Improvement, but Dackas-e dlKtrihntion is

light and unimportant. The market for cotton goods is qn let and unsettled, bnt prices have a haraening tendency on many corporation leading makes. Atlantic skeetings are selling at value for future delivery. Bordered nrints. ner-

cales and lawns move active. Woolen goods and shawls are quiet.

MEMPHIS COTTuN MARKEI. MEMPHIS. May 11-Cotton Is In fair demand

and market firm: sales were made or ordinary at 12V4(13Jic: good ordinary at ljai..c: low middling at l416c; middling at 172wl7e: strict at 18lic; good middling at 18Lc. Receipts of 670 bies. Shipments of 1.425 bales: stock, 31,119 bales. .

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET. -Chicago. Mar 11. Lumber. The mnrtt-ot v:

fairly active at steady prices. Joists and scant.

liug. Are quoted at S(j9 75 per M.; Common Strips and Boards-9 50fal2; good to choice. $13, 15 7o; Shingles 2 75aj uu: Ls.th S2 '2a. rra

and on sale.

PITTSBURO PETROLEUM MARKET. PlTTSBURO. May 11. Crude Is weslr. n nr. tori

at SI 551 bl4 per barrel. Peflned Is quiet, quoted atll'c; June, lfje; Jul. , 15c ,

PHILADELPHIA PETROLEUM MARKET. Philadelphia. Mar 11 Petro!nm. imn

and nominal. Crude lOJc: refined. I4-i:-ail'l.

"""kVSSBSB FOREIGN MARKETS. TarXlVl?r. MlV 11 l tt Amrannt nf ki.lllA.

gone Into the Bank of England, on balance, to." day, 140,0(X). Consols for money, Mfl.1: ae rannt UU A rv.l I, '' T ' ' , r

w.uw, mucuvAU HXUI 1143 a-Ajas aj IQOa

107; no. 01

New Y

52V4.

0J8S, ta. T-urpen tine. 59s. 9d.

rARU, Alay ll. ilentes, Ü francs, so

times.

LiviBPOOL, May ll.-Cotton-Tlie market for

cotton Is strong; middling uplands quoted at SVid; middling Orlea.no, sales to-day, 20,010 bales. Including 10 bales American.

and S.WJO bales for soeculailon and export. Breadstufis quiet and unchanged. Lard, 48s.

18(57. 10'-,: 10-40S. liM: new 5s. 104

rk Cen t ral . 9 : Erie. 31 i3:i : ore.ferrMT

TaT.ow. 88s.8drtvl9s.6d. LlnsMd oll. '2X. M

vstw ty;

WE offer the above brand of White Lead to the nubile- with the nosltlv wanrn.v.

ihatltla

PERFECTLY PURE. "For sale by dealers generally. ECKSTEIN, MILLS A CXX, -. Cincinnati. ' Note. Consumers will ennanit their 1 vti o

EST by bearing in mind that a large proportion of the article sold as PURE WHITK LEAD, ls avdnlterated to theextent of from 50 to 90 per cnUand much of it does not contain a ptrUelo

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