Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 23, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 May 1874 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1874.

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Oar stnc of Dry Goods, Millinery and Notion. r.Fii uimmiir ia now very full na ni.r Th. nnroh&jiA were made by Mr. a iri tn iwrwn. who remains In New lorlt ll entire wmod and bays only when the roods are k a risht r i nrl andnualltr. and the price are v... inwMt. ihumh ran obtain. To firmmm and mechanics we cao offer the best Roods . mo i-ir I t nrima a low as any house in be west, and thai very few house can dupll ate. Come and see for yourself. L S. AYEES'4 CO., , ,. , r Trade Palace Indianapolis. CXXTAUB LI2UXIEOTS , Allay palns7 Vubdu. swellings, heal barns, and will cure rheu - mat Urn, spa Tin, and any flesh, Virn or moscle ailment. The White Wrapper is for family use, -the Yellow Wrapper for animals Price 50 cents ; Urge bottle. 81 Cfclldreat. err tr Caatorla Pleasant to - A " . T .A-ii tnt for Castor Oll. bat !..i.u rniitinrtLc stomach and more ni ckivu iu bowels. ladies; Take 1ST otic 6 . OTTS S-4 IRON GRENADIN ES AT 12 50, 011 8-4 IRON ORKNADIN ES AT 12 75. OUR 8-i IRON GRENADINES AT $3 00, OUR 8-4 IRON GRENADINES AT 13 50, , OUR 8-4 IRON GRENADINES AT H 50, OUB 8-4 IRON GRENADINES AT S3 SO, i Are of a peculiar make, and are warranted not tm silt on the warp. They are tte best Talae In the eity, and no mistake about it. CO KAST TVA6niNGT0NkST.: Adams & Hatcli FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENERAL MARKET REVIEW. 1 he Journal of Commerce deduces from the reoorts of the comptrollej of the curren cy that the add' tional circulation has been distributed among 671 banks in thirty different states, 116,000,000 among bapks organized prior to July, 1870, and $33,000,000 to banks organized since that time. Applications re: -ceived for the organization of national banks 670, representing about 40,000,000 capital. Of these 170, representing 112,000,000 of capital, were granted, feat the applicants never completed their organizations. Eighty-three applications, representing f6.000.000, - were filed for future consideration, and 20S appli cations, which stated neither the amount of capital nor ol circulation are at present on file. - Within the year following the passage of the act an amount of circulation had oeen assigned to Ohio, Indiana, Kansas and other states which bad so far exhausted the apportionment that it became his duty to decline many applicants from these states and to give preference to other states which li&i ft greater deficiency, as required by law. The act reauired new apportionment of f54, 00,000 on the basis of the census of 1870 but the census of 1870, but the census returns were not received until late in the summer of 1872, and many applications were deferred until the apportionment csuld be made. Previous to November, 1872 the entire amount of circulation had been assigned, -and additional applications could not be granted except upon the failure ot parties to whom the privilege had been given to perfect their organizations within six months. Of the fö4,000,000 authorized by the svetof -July 12, 1870, 24,773,260 had been Lowed on "November. 4, 1871, l'i.isO.MO during the -year endi- November 1, 1872, $7.357.479 'in th. v ear endin g November l,1873,leaving at that date tt.649,051 unissued, aud the compIfolleVgive; it 'as his opinion that the whole tf the remaining circulation would have been issued during that year except lor the Soaetary crisis ?! 187?.-.Ewa if the whole amount of oirculaUon bad , oeen isp--oa, n WoUld ttoth&ve been in. bis power without supplementary legislation ; to withdraw the fclrcfratlon from the slates In excess in time to supply the ' demands . h-om - th states which were deficient. He calls attention to the bill now pending git jng him , the necaary authority for auch rertistrihotion,Says the Boston Globe: Chinese merchant now contemplates Lis pile of American trade-dollars with satisfaction. The Chinese commercial mint has fonnd this new trade-dollar to be full worth its face, and, like the Mexican dollar, it is being rapidly absorbed, to disappear from the United States, totally and absolutely. The American piece made ita appearance in the Chines hongs almost unheralded; its bright, finished look operated as a good introduction; it has proved the "open sesame" to Chinese storehouses. But now the British government, we are told, comes forward and says that it is disposed to go into the tradedollar business itself, and a demand goes heme lrom Hong Kong for a coinage of that description. It is galliag that an American token should be the circulating medium in an English colony. So we are likely to have competition in the trade-dollar business. BCTTKR THK WESTERS PRODUCT. The market for daily products for the past week has shown a slight tendency to a n c.imn frnm the strength of two or three ojniF weeks, when the supply of theold crop of . both butter and cheese had become generally exhausted, and the new was ln...fwniont tn meet the current wants of the trsrtA. Althouzh there is Dut very little If any surplus as yet over thea current .wants, yet there Is a general disposition on th part .,r .id in hnth butter and cheese to "mar ket their receipts closely. In view of the fact that the quality of . both articles becomes better from day to day, and that soon gras tta....l-.A tntH A 1' Ar Anil butter and cheese win ue on m tnt nnsalab:- except IVUU , 11JJ.- - 1 -. - f at. a sharp decline. , Tbn has been the Ttvinmnai . ffliiA of . the concessions' made f . k, Q n,ob : nri nnt anv aurolus of etockof any -account even of butter, while the Cheese received have all been cleared up wi, ahinnAm and home trade. There has heen, however, some increase of receipts of western butter in me past wees, wo ,a uTAniri hA the case some time since so -soon as the local western markets were filled Jp, and we may now look lor a steadj Jü- 1

creas from that sou reo with very little Inter

ruption until the full volume of the June make shall press upon the market. The tendency, therefore, la now downward lowly , steadily and naturally, to a point) a which the summer make oi western can do moved into home or export consumption and the basis reached upon which the whole cron will becin to be handled ana irom which no farther decline is likelv to be seen From this time forward, as noted in dui last, western will begin and continue to con trol the market until the supply shall be insufficient for the demand, ard tat must take a secondary place until such time shall arrive, except so far as the fall trade is concerned, it being controlled by supplies with slat and near-by make pnn cipally. Yet even this trade, which la regarded as wholly secured for ata'e butter, is finding out the fallacy ot the old prejudice, that nothinar srood could come out of the west. Last season there were Michigan creameries sold . in pails the whole season onthia market at the the full price of Orango county pails, and there will be more or them this year. But still the bulk ot this supply must come from this state for the present. As to state tubs, both half firkins and elsb ther are already settlinr down to the prices of western, and it is doubtful if there will be much difference in . tn prices, untn tue weather becomes so warm as to operate in favor of those sections nearest marke N Y, Bulletin. , I J i ... .. . REVIEW OP THE HOME MARKETS WEEKLY. REVIBW Or THIS INDIANAPOLIS . WHOLESALE MARKETS , Mondat Evktoo, May 18, The condition of the markets In general Is quiet, bat prices and demand are generally eood. The main trade is a little dull, advices irom EamM b-lna: discouratdnir. Provisions mark: a little higher and very nrtn. toreiirn frnlts. as will be noted, have advanced, and canned goods avfrage a 'little higher., ogurs are not quite so firmly held as heretofore ; stocks are well aor ted. but demand has been less for tcndari Dst. Ootleea remain inactive. dull and droo log. Coal oil duU - and .lfeles. t Fraiu Armand blehez. .Cheese acuve ana .lower. Trade is active. j - - , , , v f i Receipts by Railroad r'lour... 900 '2,nn0 25X00 15.WJO lJUO (barrels bnahels Corn. Oats.. Rye Karley - SHIFMailTS . Kloor. , Wheat-.. 1 Corn Oats 1,400 1.01)0 9,1m) 4.ÜUU barrels bushels . . . BREADSTUFF. Flour Is steady and unchanged in price. Fancy brands - 7 2Y7 75 Family.- . . 6 507 00 EXlrS..MHM..M.HM..MNNMMM.,M-M..MMM.M-5 00(j5 26 Low RrEules - -3 75ail 50 jiiLL rKED very scarce; aemauu exceras tne supply.' Bran and shorts are qaoud at HMtl, nne reea at lij-:. ana maaung at z-ijo. , . wheat Dull, ueü is quoted, in elevator, at SI 2Sal 30: for amber, Si &H41 ), and no white offered. '- tOKK-Onlet tuii nrm. f uesr yellow and high mixed, shelled ln;elevator Is quoted at 65: white, (Hie ror cnoice; ear scarce ana not Weil settled at any nrc, nay 6ce. . -- Oats Quoted ab M'iia lor white, per bushel. deltvtrel In elevator. , kye But little on the market. Quotations at KVicMOo for choic grades. 21ARLXY o.aotations are neid at siU . BUILDING MATERIALS. ' LUMBER." -11! " : 1 and 2 clear, per M. feel........ 11! 00(ai2 00 Flooring, dressed - 25 OOra-tJ 00 Siding, dressed 1 (420 DO Block boards. 1 0U19 00 Common boards 17 ouia 00 Bill stnfT, to IS feet 17 Oft 18 00 Bill stun, over 18 feet 20 00&21 00 Heavy timbers, SI 00 extra per M. KbeetiDg - U 00(9 . A sawed shingles....-............ 4 Oo 4 25 Lath 8 S Southern pine flooring, rough . Stf W(s42 00 FOPL.A1 Clear. ,428 002M 00 Common-.. Culla lrt W)iil7 00 . 10 0U(9 22 OOß-TO 00 Ash 1st and 2d. Cherby. . 22 00 Black Walnut 1st and 2d, dry. S55 00flO 00 1st and 2d, green. Culls 4o 0U(4- i0 00 18 00'JO 00 Cement Is quoted at 2.25 per barrel. Plaster Pari1 Michigan, SX50 per barrel; Newark, S4 per barreL Lime Huntington, 30c; Flat Rock S2e per bushel. White sard, tt per barrel. Fin brick, S35 per M. Fire clay, 7.5c per bushel. Building brick, S609, according , to quality. Lath, pine, at U50. Hair, 40 per bushel. Nails, los and bus. f4.60 : 8s and Us, 1 1.75; to and 7s, 15 ; Is WINiXJW ULAä ..... . i Single Strength. 2nd QuhI. 1st Qual. 8x8 to 8x10 RXl5 to 10X13.... Hill 19 1915 11x14 to 12x13. 75 V 75 7 25 8 U0 8 75 75 11x14 U 25x20 .... . . , Discount flfty-flve per cent, on avje. , COUNTRY PRODUCE. :' The prices below are those of J. R. Budd . Co., and such as they stand by for tbls week. Xhey say butter ii coming forward freely, Uie faason being at band When nur. Western maykts generally break, and shipments are direct ed East ; receipts are increasing dally and the maTKet n decidedly in tne ouyer s xavor, no oifer being refused by dealers at the present time, as every houralmost brings a decline in prices; no doubt shippers and dealers in the country will experience the same difficulty in fighting prices down, as they always do In the spring of the year; we advise them to get prices down as speedily as posslole In the country, in order to avoid heavy losses, which certainly will befall some one soon. Buyers are very particular, and have many objections as to quality ; the cry is for "grass" butter, but as the season la nosually late, very little or none has yet been on on the market, ' Koos Are quote at. 10U 15 17 10( 14 2 00 .160 25 7 10( 12 - 60 . ; 4o ' Büttbä rr.me miimauk Puor.whllemmi BE a its Prime Navy. .. Common mixen-,. BkeswaX Dried apples., Dried Peaches.. Fa iTWEHÄ- Prime . . . common nuxeu uuca.,. Poultry Live: Turk eys, per B......... - , . , Fowls... ....... S003 25 2 00 ' 260 2 Itooslers. Ducks. ... Rags . ... .,....... Tallow Quoted at 7c. - - Homisy Is quoted at S4 60(34 75 per barreL Hops At 4oroj ioc per pound. Honey Is bought at 12&20c per pound. ' Onions Worth 16 per barrel. Vkobtablibj Potatoes, SI 40Q1 45 per bushel for Peachblows, and hard to get. New potatoes, $5 5o per barrel. . DRUGS. No new features have been developed In tbls market, and trade continues good. Assafoetlda Is quoU?l at 40,4ic; alcohol at SI 95(92, alum, per poun.i. 4H(5Vjc; - camphor, per pound 353.JHc; cochineal, per pound, 9095c; chlorororm, per pound, SI 201 25; copperas, barrels per pound. 23c; cream tartar, pure, 45(a47c; Indigo, per pound, fl 2031 3U; Ucorlce, Calab, per pound, genuine, 4iöoc; magnesia, carb, 2 os, per pound, 30;! Wc; morphine, P. AW. 'ounce, W75Ä7 00; madder. . per pound, ISlJ'c; oil, castor, No. 1, per gallon, S2 V&i 2o; oil, bergaraont, . per pound. SB; opium 4 ,Z - to -I 00; - qul&ine 12 552 70; aoap,, castlle Ir., 14iftc; ,, aoda, . bicarb, . Kegs, 5er pound, 78c: salts, epsom; per pound, 4ftjc; snuff. Garrett pack, per gross, 117; snuff, Garrett's, per case of 4 dozen, S1Ö; sulphur, flour. per pound, 66c; saltpetre, per pound, turpentine. 5ö(4ö0c. , . ' DRY GOODS. l0325c; The market is fair, with a good trade, but no marked feature to call for com men'. Brown Dkilli no Nashville, 12c; Pepperell, Ta; Utk, Viys, Tu'KiNO OmegaS Inchülic; Amoskeag.ACA. lie; A, 2.,c;U)nesioifa,4-I Äledal, 2"c; T, Medal, 17 c; extra, , 19c; extra, 4-4. 22c; IwUtown; Sti inch, 26Vic;ditto, 32 inch, 21c; ditto 20 Inch, 21c; Shirtino Stripes American, 6-, 12c; 8-3, llej WlUttenden. 1 , lie, and 15c: Union, 14c. 16c, and Batttno Ordinary, 12o middling, 15917c! best tissue, 20c. . Carpet Chain White, 30c; colored, S7c; Cov erlet warp, 42c. Oriental, Con nes toga, Merrlmac, ve; Francies, lOc; Green btrlpes, Uc; Garner Prints, 8,ä9c;

Freeman, "Be; Standard Bhlrtlns; TMnts, fOe;

Aiooia soiia colors, ic; i emoouy sailings, c. Browä 8HKETISO Vermont, llcS: Nashvine, iie: Middievme, 1: idano. imc; ew Albany, 104e; Htark, A., Use; Laurel, !., lie; uanrei, li., iiic; fara, a... "V3- uranite, 7c; Hedford, IC, 7e; Perpr-N Iks; Fepp. Onc; repp, it, ive ; repp, tu , Bleached ßiirrri !os Lonsdale, 13Hc; Hope, llc;Backtooe, 12Sc; Mancmonet, Mc; Hilt, Vf, 12c;8-4.He: Dwlht 8Ur, 12; Vantjbn.XX, 8kc: Red Dotr. 7Xc: Oct ker. 8c: Cambric. LonsHe: rtea uotr, 7c: uuiner, ee: camnric. Lonsdale.a: Young Warrtcr, 15e; Jabes Knight, 11 Ukaix Bags Amonkee. A- 3üc: LewDtton A.. w w w r m FRCIT8,NÜT8,ETC. Are In eood demand at firm rates. The agita tions below will be found to be nearly the same as last weex. Nrrrs Quoted : Almonds, soft shell.' 233 25c: filberts, lite; walnuts, French, 11c ; Najples, 26; Brazil nuta, 15c, peanuts, raw, tStjlic; roasted, Foreign Fruit Oranrea. box. 8 00. Lemons Palermo and Mesttlna, ,10 00; dates lo3Hc per pound; new raisins, layers, sllirht decline, ana are held at H JiutiA w: Mus catel, crown, $7.! 75(34; donble crown, SI; Valencia raisins, !4aloc: Baltana, ltt(4lc;dnim fiKs, 1516c; layer ties. I9($2ucc; citron, SktWc; currants, v&uc; xurxisn prunes, new, ny,&ioc CANNED GOODS In good demand. Torna toes. 2 lbs.. SI &0'1 6u:3 lbs. H 2o0i4 50: Yatmouth corn,S2 80(290; Mountain sugar 275; Torpby do ;: Baltimore ao, vt io; reacnes, 2 ids, li a 8 m: pie pacbea, 2 lbs-SI 75: blackberries 1 riuoi 25; straw berriva, 2 lbs, 92 OM&l; raspber ries 2 ids, so; wnorueDernes, UK-a); pineapstrips; beank, SI TbfstX salmon, 1 lb, i loaA do, 2 IDS, fi VHS ou . . i , . . FUEL. Coal Is only sold by the hundred pounds The scale ol prices la as follows: .-.s Cents. Brazil Block, per hundred 214 sana creea.. Highland grate... Hichland tteam. i8)-J . 1 Püttsburg . A n th raci ie . w , 15 13 Brazil nut..... Brazil Bteain.... HlacK-.. 11 Virginia cannel Indiana cannel 4A 88 Cokk 12c. . IV'ooD Is quoted at H &05. : ... GROCERIES. There Is a decided weakness in coffees. wun a uownwara teuaency. BBooMsCommon, $2 25 i medium, S2 50: ex tra. $3 Au. . C'ANUtKS Star. 19a20c per voond. sammar pressed, lajfi mc per pounu. Motel, zia.. cheese uuoieu at n;iiöc ior prime to choice factory. Coffee steady. Roasting eradea of Rio are quoted at 23a24c; fair to good at lAylä 27c; prime at choice to fancy at 28(428c: 2t$27 for Lairuayra, and ZmaJioq for Java. Molasses New Orleans. 753 per gallon Rick Carolina, BaiUc; Rangoon, MfflhC. ratna, öc1--BiOAK-Aew orieans w quoted at i(ai0c: .Uh Ti4YriÄ T. v" Spices repper, a.ic; auspice. I8ra20c: cloves, Hb&n v :casaia. ocjoac. BYRCPS DDffiU. Halt Lake; f J lo(5Z 20; Ohio river, 51 80(31 90. 80PA tngii&n, iosiXfii AJuencan, e7c Soaps Indianapolis German. Vie: Procter Vfe Gamble's and Work's German, 77;ic. Babbit's Teas -Gunpowder as quotea ai7ocH50r Im. perlal. ncl 20; -Hyson. S11U); Ooiong, 00c& si; n.ngiin r.reaK.iaai, ToBACCo-KoyalUem is quoted at 73378c: Mond or Navy, 53buc; black tobacco, 48..ec; bright navies and quarters, 53(60c; siuokluit brau Us 25Ä.30C. Woopeit Ware-No. tub per dozen, S10 00; No. 2 ditto. 400: No.2d!tto.SS0: No. 1 Churns. common, per dosen, J0 5o; No. 2 ditto, 9 50; no a ditto, tu üO; No. l ceiar churns brass bound, S21(ä22; No. 2 ditto. SW(ril: No. 1 ash chnrns, S18; No. 2 ditto, 16; No. 3 ditto, 811: stave half bushel measures, 5 50; hoop Iron bound ditto, So t0Hl: keelers, five in nest, S2 25; mea sieves. 14-lti. $2: ditto 18. SJ50: O U bücket wo hoop, 2 00(i2 io; ditto three hoop ikx&z 40 HAY AND STRAW. Nothing new can be reported for this market. and trade continues dull. Hay Loose Timothy is quoted at S15ai8 ter ton lrom wagons. Tight pressed is quoted at SIS fall 7 ; and loose ditto at f 1617, and 12 more from store. Straw Is selling at SOQJOc per hundred pound, or at f4 50o per load. IRON AND STEEL. Business is Improving and prices are firm. iak inua 17-. 1iii.11 A3 m muiiB uy y 1UV11 MJ I I inch, 3.4; Inch to V9 Inch, round, J. 4; other sizes at regular list prices. Horse isHOFS-Quoled at $8 256 51, and mule shoes at S7 25(7 60 per keg, sutudard brands. Horseshoe nails Putman's 8s, 26c; Au Sable, xx;;ureat western, 21c; Nonnwestern.zjc. Nails Quoted at lOd to eod at S4 26 per keg, and smaller numbers at the usual advance. Steel -Sanderson's nest English tool. 25c; American tool, a: spring steel, yA inch, i'c; 1 Vi inch and over, 11c ; mill pick shapes, 30c. Tools Axes, Simmons' patent! S14; ditto plain, S13 25; Mishawaka silver steel, S22. Cross cut saws, Atkins' improved patent, 55c per foot : ditto half patent, 65c: clipper saws, 65c; lightning, Kac; carriage bolts, tiü per oent. discount I irom list. OILS. Linseed oil, raw, SI 02al 04; boiled, SI 07O1 09. Lard oil. current make, winter strained, KOfivSöc. Tanner's oil, 8tralt's best, 5(i70c. Banks' best, eogfioc: Labrador, SüftSoc. Kenned coal oil, loO16c for standard : gatoline for lamp 20(325c; lulbrleating and machinery oils, 350uc PROVISIONS. Dealers are holding their stocks rm and buyers are in the market. Bulk meats are held at ffAfl'ic for shoulders: 9c:for clear rio; clear fVc. Bacon Bhoul ders, Vic; packed ; clear rib. 10c; clea-, Hc; break rait oaoon 110. Hams are quoted at i'-H 13' ic; dried 16(317c; Lard; kettle. llc steam loäe. Sweet pickled hams, 12Sl4o, SEEDS. Timothy i quoted at SS23; cl0?erat S3 25; flax seed at SI 50. , - . TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS. Trade is good and Improving. Tin plate is quoted, 10, 10x14, charcoal, first quallty,S13 50; IX Sl5tt: 1C 14x20 roofing,Tln,S1250;lCJJüx28,roofing Tin, 28c; and other siies at the usual proportions ate rats. Copper bottoms. 3. Brass kettle, 54c. No. 27 Iron hc; No. 27 smooth iron C, 7c. Mooreshead's galvanized Iron, 15c per cent, d scount from the new list. Zinc, per sheet, lie; per cask, lovjd. Pig tin, Strait's, 88c; bright annealed wire, No. 0 to 6, 9c per lb, and other numbers at the usual advance, with a discount ot 25c r bright, and 20e for Laqacred, by the bandle; solder, tinners', 23c. WIllSKY-Quiet at 94c. WOOL Marked quiet. New wool ha? began to arrive In small quantities. ' Quoled for washed. 28vJ0c; for fleece washed, as.Wc, and for tub wa8ued.45i7c ' MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. New York, Alay IS. Customs receipts, $331,000. Treasury disbursements, $159,000. ' Specie engaged for shipment to-morrow 1150,000. , Money active and leaned up to 3 per cent, and closed at 34 per cent. Prime discounts 56K per cent. Bterlintr exchange dull and heavy at (4 87 4 61 tor 60 days and 4 904 91 for sight. ' Gold opened and closed at 112K. bot sold down to 112S, there being only two prices all day;"-- ...... . Carrying rates were flat at 3 per cent., closInjr at per cent. " -; - Clearings, fSH.OOO.OOO. ' ' ' " State bonds linn. .. Kailroad bonds fairly active, with a decline of 1(2 per cent, in Eries, Central Pacific, Urion pacific and Chicago Northwestern. .... Governments steadv. , . . , Stocks opened M per cent, below Saturday's prices and continued to decline with occadonal fractional recoveries until 2:45 p. m., when the decline reached Ja2Ja per cent, from the higbest point of the day. At the fipal close the market, became firm and recovered M(l per- cent, on the entire list. The leading features of the day were Northwestern and St. Paul common, Western Union, Union Pacific, Wabash, Pacific Mail and Lake Shore. . ".. The sales between 10 and 2 o'clock were 170,000 bares, of which 40,000 were Western Union; 24,000 Union Pacific; 24,000 Lake Shore: 18,000 Pacific Mail; 10,000 St. Paul; 12,000 New York Central; 11,000 Northwestern and 9,000 Wabash,

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Tus.W'd ThTjrTL Sat. Mou U.8.'s 81., U.H.'s '2. m i2i 121V, "l1 121V, 115V4 1167, 117H l,j5 120V4 Ü.U.6' VC it? 117J 117 114 U. 8. ' "Rx llvt 117 1WV i2v: US 119 120 I U. 8. 6 6S I C.H.6s '67, IJ-g. U. 8. 6'a 6S (new). Z ltun. iak 1 VMt I U- M0 -- U4Jk 14. 115H 1I6S4 115V. Will Currency 6'a. I per oent Td 1 16H 11.su iisv; ll'. 115 JlOl 1121121112 112 112! terllng. STATE STOCKS. Tue. W'd ThT Fn 4 U Mon MS Ki 35 , SO 21 12VJ MtMwarla. 5 U SI 21 WA 9&i 8.1 1W 3h 31 Old Tenne M M v 32 20 IvS 83 85 81 20 New Tennesseea... NewVlrelnlaa. ! 81 81 21 21S Old Virginias Old N. Carolinas tril y New N. Carolinas. 12VJ! 12V4I The Purcbaslnir nncea for (invernmnt hnnm tr Indianapolis varv from th K York nnniL. twxs itftl per cent. GENERAL STOCKS. Tu's W'ü Th'r Frl. Sau Mon Canton 5.5 57 n . l 55 54 50 W. U. Teleeraph 1M 'Wa vuicKsn ver . 2lk 23 Z1 100 Adams r.x press 1(10 'S mi hfl 74 w ens a arico Ex 74 71 6i; American V-- ,t. 62 U.S. EX Pacific Mali..... 4 97 Vi 1 . .central 97V ftfil ? Erie ?35a4 Erie, preferred &7 55 5.1 127 00 , 127. 127 Harlem-.. my 127 127. Harlem. D'f'd 127 127' Michigan Central. 75 Vj 75 75 75 nttxourg . Northwestern .... Nthwesfn oref. 874 40V' Hüft 01 9bKock island., 87V2 9t ä. J. CentraL.. 105V, i 1U5 84 105 St. Paul St. Paul cref.. 31 IIA) 33 sit: soj2 25 d2;. yi aDasn 39 71 57 71 Wabash pref... ., Fort Wavne 71 71 71 93, 93 4 Terra Haute Terrs Haute pref. i 22 o 22 22 100 103 11 12 Chicago A Alton.U. 4 A. preferred 102 102 103 IUI 103 100 103 102 li umo x Misslssl'pl C t C... ., C, B. A Q Lake Shore Indiana tJentral 22? t 65 rjo to 102 102 102 70 1 7! 75Vi 1V4 9 74y Illinois Central w 21 8.3 m 8i pis' u. Pacific Btocks.U. Pacific bonds 29W 2K 271 S3? C. Pacifie bonda-. Del. A Lacks wan a. Hartford A Erie At S5J4 4 8ÖV. I Vi MM 1C7 107 '4 107 1U7K 107 4 i: . MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. MAY IS. Flonr In llmlfo nemana and heavy; - receipts, 7,oo0 q ? ??w;iooa uid 40; good to uoice wwMU o: wnue wheat .extra at W 70(i7 10; extra Ohio at SÖ 15(&7 45; St. Louis at to ö&li uu. Kye Flour Is unchanged. Corn Meal Is quiet: sales were made of Western at tl 5Ut 1 00.- Wheat Is heavy and lower: re ceipts, 37X,ooo bushels; sales were made of No. I fcprinc rHl SI 42: No. If aprlnar at 17? M. 9 N orth western at 1 49(al 50: No. 2 Milwa.iku fl 10. Barley-Is dull. Malt Ja quiet. corn is steady; receipts, J6.000 bushels; sales were made of new and old Western mlti .1 84ü7c; new and old Western veiow at Sud.s7K.:nwhite Western at 85$S7c. Oals Aredecideuly firmer! rect-ipts, 8S.00O bushels; sales Mere made of mixed at M(jVjc; white at te'e. stock cf grain in store May Itf: Wheat, 24Xt,ot0 Ibushels; corn, 80,000 bushels: oats. 121 .oor) bushels: rve. öl.(KH) bushels; barley, lai.ouO bushels: malt. 4o.im bushels; peas, l.ooo bushels- Hay Is firm ; sales were made at SI lOfiil 15. Hons Are unchanged; sales were made of eood to choice at25$3i,c. Coffee Is dull. Sugai Is dull; sales were made or ratr to good renuing at Tyiiy.Q. Molasses Is quiet. Rice Is unchanged. Petro leumSales were made of crude at 6ic; refined at 13c. Turpentine Is steady; sales were made at 30c. Ekks Are heavv: sales were made of Western at 12r15c Pork la firmer; sales Were made of new mess at 5l718;al7t0 cash; 817 75 seller May; S17 90 seller June; 818 001812 seller July. Beef-I unchanged. Middles Are firmer: sales were nmln of long clear at loVic: short clear at 10'. e Lard Is firmer; sales were made of prime steam at 11 l-löuepot; 11 l-16c seller Mav: lira HVic seller June: 11 S-ltWtW'.e neller Jniv. nuuer is neavy; saics were made of new western at zwuiwc. Cheese Is unchanged: sales were made at 12dal2V4c. Whiskv 1 steam, saies were maa at kc. T. LOUIS. May 18. Cotton Bnvers off: middling held at lsc. Klour Grades ransinz at 9 rw(txo uu: scarce ana wanted. . WheatDull and prices declined for snrlntr: No. 2 - Chicago spring Si 25al 15: winter quiet, only small sample lots sold. Corn lover and unsettled : No. 2 mixed. 68kftft)c track and elevator can; To seller May. Data easier for track lots ; No. 2, 55&55c. Barley and rye dull, with little doing, - whisky steady at V7c Pork firm at $18. Dry Salt Meats No sales; nominally 64AV4(94c. Bacon firm at 7Vic half J uiy. Bacon Clear rib side tolfäMi; do clear 10c. Lsrd firm f-choice kettle at Ouincy, lie Hogs hleber: light S4 60(5500: bacon 5 005 0 : heavy 5 mcfr 00. Cattle quiet ; native cows and heifers 2'iS4'4c: fair butchers' (d,Yfi prime to choice steers 57c. Receipts Mour, b,ouo Barrels; wheat, 28,000 bushels: corn. 78,000 bushels; oats, 20,0to bushels; rye. 1.UX) busheu: barley. 2,000 bushels: 2.000 hon: Sut. tla. BALTIMORE. May 18. Flour The market Is dull; sales were made of Howard street and western superfine at S4 505 60, do. extra at Sti 00 e 75 and do. extra at 7 00(8 25. Wheat Is dull ; sales were made of Indiana and Ohio at fl 60(9 1 55 and western spring at Si 4.1.1 48. Corn Is active and strong; sales were made of wt stern mixed at 81c Oats Are firm: sa es were made of mixed western at (i2ti3c and white at 61(l5c. Rye Is quiet; sales were made at Si 03gl 06. Provisions Are quiet and . firm. Mess pork Sales were maae at f 17 75(318 00. Bulk meatsSales were made of shoulders at tic and clear rib sides at &e9Vc. Bacon Sales were made of shoulders at 7c, and clear rib sides at 1034c. Lard Sales were made at 10 3 11c. Batter Is unchanged, scarce and wanted : sales were made of good to choice western at 2831o. Coffee la nominally unchanged. Whisky la dull; sales were made at ftto(3l 00. MILWAUKEE. May 18. Flour-Is quiet and unchanged. Wheat The market is steady and in moderate demand; sales ere made of No. 1 Milwaukee at SI 28; No. 2 Milwaukee at SI 25; seller June at SI 24; seller July at SI 26. Corn Is dull and prices a snade lower; sales were made of Mo. 2 mixed at ti0c. Rye Is In fair d-mand and market firm; sales were made of No. 1 at 5c. Barley The market is dull and In nominal demand; sales were made of No. 2 at St &; No. 3 at SI 20 Provisions Are steady. Mess Pork Sells at S17 25, Hams sales were made of sweet pickled at 11c. Dry salted shoulders Sales were made at 6V4C Lrd Sales were made of prime steam at 10,'c ; prime kettle at lUic. Rsoeipts-Flour, 7,too barrels; wheat, 113,000 bushels. Shipments Flour, (.0J barrels; wheat, 132,000 bushels, TOLEDO, May 18 Flour The market is firm and In fair demand. 1. Wheat Is In fair demand and market firm; sales were made of No. 1 white Michigan at SI 60; 'amber Michigan at - Si 45(ml 45Vi; No. 2 red at SI 45: seller August at Si 35V; No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red attl43VJ; No. 3 red at Si 35. Corn is in fair demand and market firm; sales were made of high inixd at 72Vjc; seller May at 72c: seller Judo at 60o; seller July at tt!c; seller August at 70J4c; low mixed at 6yc; no grade at 09c Oats Are quiet and . unchanged; sales were made of No, 2 at 64Vc; Michigan at 65e. Receipts Flour 200 barrels; wheat 8tU bushels; corn 15,0(10 bushels; oats 800 oushels. shipments Flour, none; wheat LOOO' bushels; earn 400 bushels; oats L000. -; 1 - . MEMPHIS, May 18 Floor is ' In good ' demand and full prices; sales were made at S5 609 50. Corn meal is active; sales were made at St 9a Corn la advancing; sales were made al91!)5c: Oats Are in fair demand and prices advanced: sales were made at t65c. Hay Is dull and nominal. Bran Is source and fiim; sa.es were made at i'ö29c. , Lard-ls In fair demand and market firm; sales were made at HVifil2!4c. Bacon Is in fair demand and market firm; sales were made of shou ders at 71 ic ; clear ribs at TJic ; clear Bides at 103c ; clear at lOVjc. . - .. LOUISVILLE,- May 18 Cotton Is in fair deroaud, prices advanced; sale a' 170., Hour Is quiet and unchanged. Wheat Is quiet and unchanged. Corn is dull and drooping; sales of mixed at 83 nWic. Oata Are quiet and unchanged ; sales at 6205. Rye Sales at SI 15. Provisions Are firmer. Mess pork sales at SW 25. BaconSales of shoulders at 7Vc: clar ribs at lOMc; clear, at llc. Sugar-cured hams Sales at 1334 l.n'c; plain atl2(.tl2Jc. Bulk shoulders Sales at b(Sja: clear ribs at 9Vic: clear at 9c. iArd sails of tierce llc; keg 121234c Whisky Atme. CINCINNATI. May 18,-Cotton I quiet and unchanged; sales at 18c Hour Is doll and an

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chanced.' Wheat quiet and weak; sales or sampl 1 lota at St 371 40, Coro Is in fair demand and market firm; sales al73&75c Oats Are In fair demand and 11 ht holders are firm ; sales at &2euo. Kye demand lignt and holders Arm; f.1.,15. asked. Barley Is dull and unchanged. Oil Are unchanged. Eezs Are In fair demand and prices advanced ; sales at 13. Butter la In fair demand and market firm. Cheese Market Is steady. Pork la quiet and held at S18. Lard I quiet; steam nominal ; sales at lic: mtaer at IU"i311e; winter kettle at llKflllk! ula: meats Are In fair demand and market Arm ; sales of shoulders at SS 40 at Interior points: spot. Sö 5o here ; spot and buyer May. Clear ribsBe at country point; clear sides at 9?VäSc. Bacon-Is steady; sales of Shoulder at ra7c. lOftlOHe Wfaiaky-in fair demand tnd firm; aalea at Mc. . .

A uh,auo, May 1S.-F10UT I dull and prices are nominal. Wheat-Is dull, unsettled and - iAsKVf punu icago spring. Si auji regular. i wi!:-r "euer, jane; no. 8 Chicago ipring, SI 15; rejected f 1 08. Corn Is in lairuemand at lower rates: No, 3 mixed. 61 Vi' oiccasn: tt bit eiiav inn. ta Her July: releetd-5KV'rtAtk.. ,1 ' r . - Oata Are In demand at advanced prices; No. 2, 4TVf7ic cash; A-ie seller July. -Rye 'carcV anriTnra: 77 v4e. Pork Hteadyj S17 10 cash or ".ellerJoly. LaVd-ls steady at S100 cash and seher June: S1075 seller Jniv. UV. -TTTi; 0 1. aeraano at fun prices; "!"rlr,D middles higher; aslea at S9 00 loose spot! hlsky quiet and weak; aalea at fcSc; closed WÜM?e Üln, ftn1 no bny,r this figure. Kn lr m..t. . 1 , . . - J " ,v: 'r.a : ivingston, e wheat. lt?, ßr". l 5i7i. IteoeipuFlour 9,000 barrels; wheat, 7 AW bushels; corn, RycO boshel; oats. 75,1)00 bushels: rye, lono bushels; barley, .OOii bushels. Shipments-Flour, 10X00 barrelii; wheat, li,000 bushels ; corn, 21laiu0 C.i '.nZrL' :'r" ouaoeia; rye 700 bushels; barley, 4,000 bushels. . f PHILADELPHIA. May 18-riour-The marl r.Mu,ijorinDesi grades and other dull: sales were marl nf n rurnn. . tk. u J u110 nd Indiana extra famUy at 87 60r .;. JvJieatJ"dalli lcs were made of red at TJ13 T,'' mDe.r l ?oi 72 and No. I spring at Si 48. Rye-sales were made at Sei Corn Is nrra; sales were made -of yellow at 5 Vie. mixed at MySäV.jc, na white it 8788c. OaUAn1 urra : aaiea wer m io nt v. u--t?lllnlX( at l3c. Refined Petroleumsales were made at l:lc. WTnv k.i...... - . J - nuv iuouo tx I. CLEVELAND. Mav 18 HnnT,. 4. Tll 11, uncl'a.uged. Wheat-Js steady; sales fSS? made of No. 1 red winter at Si 524l 65; !:n Is steady; aalea were made of mixed at 76 Que. OatsAre firm at 58c for No. 1 state and westerp.Söo for No. 2 gute and western and 69c for white. Petroleum Is dull and wir. OSWEGO. Mav lH-WhMtTi,. ..w.. dull and j lower : sales were made of white Canada at 81 84. Corn Is lower : aalea were mad .t eec , - ' , . LIVE STOCK MARKET. ' -. Immanapolis, May 18. There was a good market at the yards, with about 130 cattle, and everything sold out clean, prices running from 84 50 to 6. Demand for hogs good. - CATTf.W . ' ' r.xira snipping steers IMme butchers' cattle-.. Medium butchers' eattiA 50(38 oo 5 OK5 75 2 Sis "5 2 -5ö.3,5 Common butchers' cattle.... Hons. , Good smooth, 175 lbs. and over SHEEP. Oood shiDDine. 100 lNi or over .... 5 00(5 90 68 00 Common shipping, 90 lbs. and over...... 3 505 00 "' ' VEAI.CAT.VW Oood Veal..V..M;...........: " ' ''1 S ooafl on , f -. . , , STOCK SniPMEXTS, y Stock forwarded 'east'. re.r' tva p.n.n.ii. road lor the week ending May 8, 1874 : ... . o. cars. 1(W . 4 -: ' 1 ho. head. 1.C23 ' .. 4 1 Cattle... Hoes..... Hoises. Sheep... Mules Total in . r.otf Oeo j w. Huston, stock Agent P. C. A St. L. IL it NEW TORK LIVE STOCK MARKET. New York. Mar ' 18. Beef Catti.k Proch ollerines to-day were 4.V34 head. mU-intr 7 m head for the week, aeaiust 310 heart f,.ri.t week. The aualltv was fair, with hotter .io. mand; the decline of 2550c noted Thursday and Friday last was fully recovered, and the market closed moderately firm at last Monday's quotations, or 19 5o12 50 for poorest to best lots, with a few selections at 812 Jö(i 13; among the sales were 10 cars Illinois steers. -7 cwt, at 811 25; 8 cars, 8 cwt, at 812; 4 cars, &4 cwt, at 811 50; 9 cars, ii cwt, ,at S112o(äl2 26; 17 cars, 7 cwt. Sll&ll 25; 8 , riA' v w l 5,1 ouvli ' cars, tyt cwt, at til to 12 50; 10 cars. 7 cwt, 811 50; 8 cars, 7 cwt, 812; 16 cars, 7 cwt, 811 25; 10 cars,7 cwt, SU251275:7 cm, ii; m cars, 7 cwt, iii'ixil'itb; 7 i cwt, 811 7a; 9 cars of Missouri steers, Tii ?l9üi 8 7 cwt(912 60; 7 cars, 734 ewt, at Sil 75: cwt. Sil 25(912 cwt, hi .a; 5 cars Texana, 6Ji cwt, at 89 60; 5 cars, 6Vi cwt, S10 75; 6 cars, b cwt, at S1010.50, 4 cars, 53-g cwt, 810 50, and 2 cars of Cherokee ökttle. 6Ji cwt, at ill. Sheep and Lambs. The receipts were 2,950 head, making 17,750 head for the week, against v.u uwu iw i i weea. ine maraet is very weak at a decline of more than leper pound since last Monday ;sheared sheep ranged from 84 75(5,7: a fe fair to good unshorn sold at 87 75 8, and spring Iambs at S10(S13; sale, include 11 cars clipped Ohio Bheep, 84 pounds average, at ?ti 87(j6 15; 1 car,97 pounds average, S7; 7 cars, 74 pounds average, 84 To.and a half car of Kentucky lambs, 65 Urnbs, f 11 5o12 50. Hogs. The arrivals wer 12 .sai. mautnv m head for the week; none on sale alive rriresKed are firm at 87 27 Viü7 60. - ' CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago. May 18. Beef Cattle. The recelDts were 5,500 head. The market was rather quiet; prices sready ; sales ot common to choice steers at 8175S6; stockers. 13 755. Shipments. 2.761 head. Hogs. The receipts were 14,000 head. Tb. mar ket is fairly active and steady; sales were made at S5a,5 25 for poor to common ; 8-5 30(35 40 lor medium, and at So 4na(i for goed to strictly choice. Shipments, 9,200 head. Khekp. The receipts were 1,300 head. The market Is dull and weak; salts of poor to choice wooled at 14 507 25; shorn, f35 50. EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. East Liberty. Pa., May 18. Bsef Cattle. Arrivals. Including Saturday and Sunday, 243 cars; best, ttifafioO; medium, 85 60(36; common, 86(525; bulls, S3 50(34. Hons. Arrivals, incinaing eaiuraay ana undy, Wears: tne best Philadelphia are quoted at Sö 00; Yorkers, S5 25a5 60 Sheep. Arrivals, including baiuruay ana Sunday, 12 cars; no tales. , .' . .. NEW VORKl DRY GOODS MARKET. New York, . May 18. Dry goods manufacturers' agents and Jobbers suspended business until noon to-day, in consequence of the funeral of Edwin Hoy t, after which time only a moder ate business was accomplished, cotton goods are in steady demand for reduced quantities,and prices ruled firm in first hands. Print, are qniet, except bordered atyles and shii tings; 5,000 pieces of domestic woolens and overcoatings will be sold at auction next Thursday, MEMPHIS COTTON MARKET. ; MEMPHIS, May 18.-Cbtton-lB quiet, easier and nominally unchanged ; sales were made of middling at 18c Receipts 1,008 bales. Shipments 1.4U0 bales. Stock 2S,606 bales. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. NEW YORK, May 18. Cotton dull; middling upland 18" c; futures cofed steady at a decline: sales, 28,800 bales; May, 1715-16; June, 18 1-32 181-lüc; July, 18 15-:5218 Jc; August, !; September. 18 5-16Hfc; October, 17 11-16. TT7E ofifer the above brand of White Lead V the public with the positive assurance that it la , PERFECTLYPURE, SWFor "sale by deal ers'eenerally. ' ' ' ; 1 ECKSTEINi HILLS A CO Cincinnati. Note. Consumers will consult their INTEREST by bearing in mind that a large proportion of the article sold as PURE WHITE LEAD, la adnlternted to theextent of from 60 to 90 per cent, and much of It does not contain a particle of Lead. '

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