Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 23, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 June 1874 — Page 8

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THE lJNUlAA STAT IS ÖJKN T1IM.E..U lULSUAI, löf.

E WV GOODS

fcor stock ot Dry Goods, MlrJJdfn5 for spring and summer U now very rail ana

rrctl

i-wtvin snrf mialltV

me rifio r.vT-i a can obtatu. lo larratheverv aJ;eQ oVr the nest good,. Kf ISKS'Ä'prtÄ SS low r bow. 1

k. Vest. nd lhal very Ie nouses Si tJome and see for yourself.

L S. AYRES L CO., Trade Palaco. Indianapolis.

Ct XTAl'B LISIMEST Allay paluSf subdue swellings

beat barns, and win core rueuma ism, spavin, and any nesh. bone or muscle ailment. The White Wrapper is for family use.

-the Yellow Wrapper for animal

Price 50 cent ; large bottle, IL

Cfelldreai ery Tr Cauttorlaw Pleasant to nerfeet fulsiitute for Castor Oil. but

.more efTeaclo as in regulating tLe stomach bowel. ,

and

STRIKE

TVHILE THE IRON IS HOT.

Wew.ll make prices for the next thirty days i... ..t.nUh .prvh)d. Every article

r;" . nnr .nttr oiuhmeut at lowe

price than "own

OUR8T04KOF8ILKS IMUENSE. OUR STOCK OF" DBE-W GOODS IMMENSE. OUR STOCK OF WHITE GOODS IMMKSSa

AND U LOVES IM-

OUR RTOCX OF HOSIERY

OCR STOCK OF COMPLETE.

STAPLES AND DOMESTICS

There never was and neve. will be a better

time to bay Dry Good tjan the present.

6 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

Adams & Hatch.

FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.

MOSEY NOTES

The Journal of Commerce says: We are

indebted to the cashier of the office of the assistant treasurer for the following state

ment of business for the month of May: RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

f 98,363,17!) 25

Balance April 30, 1S74 .

Keeeipta du- lng me month On account of customs- X,ti7!,313 44 Gold notes 4,297,50 0) M Internal revenue lStfrj) 09 Act of June , 12, certificates 3,710,0(0 60 Post - office department 119,832 77 Transfers ... 6,000,1.50 U) Patent. ."im 5i Miscellaneous 6,881 jm 69 M Disbursing eceounts - 5,390,'.'t9 7i . Asaay office - 7&,W? H Interest account, viz. la coin 10,228,113 00 Jo currency

upon the first month of tummer with some encouraging indications ot- revival of business. The country has beei. cautious la its spring .purchases ot mercmodise, and its wants, even if the same cautio is continued, will now be such that trade m.st Improve, f r the surplus stock Is penerallyryoikedoff. There is some surplus in the bands.of manufacturers of many kinds of goods, but production has been curtailed, and dmbtless will be until the demand warrants a full resumption at remunerative prices. luoney has beceme so plenty, and rates of interest have fallen to low, that business men feel more confidence that they can employ it to arttrnntncrA- eaneciallv as thev can obtain U ot.

longflrtime. Congress will adjourn in about',

three weeks, when their po-ver lor miscniei on the currency question will be over, and as it seems to be settled that there will be bo legislation which will help matters at all, it is to be hoped that there will be none whatever. If the president will appoint a man of sound views and practical experience in financial matters for secretary of the treasury, he will do more to promote the business interestsof the country than congress is likely to do, because auch a man could so shape the monetary matters of the government, even under existing laws, as to inspire confidence, which is more needed now than anything else. We oan scarcely expect much activity In trade until next autumn, but gradual improvement seems probable. BAI.TIMORK COFFER MARKET. The Baltimore Sun reports for the week ending May 2$ Our marKet has been dull and nominal, though at close there was more inquiry. Within the week some 2,500 bags Rio in Jobbing lots were sold at IS-' 22c; on Thursday. 5,00 bags ex-Johann Brodersen on private terms; at auction in New York, 5.4S4 bags Rio, cargo of D. C. Chapmaa. sold entire at 17f.i20)c. Late Rio telegram here annexed has had no ef feet upon the market. We revise our quotations as follows: For II io cargoes ordU narv, Piro; fair. 17.''tl7?fc; good 1S lM4"c;prime,19?a20c; gold, 60 days; jobbing Ws ordinary. 17al7';c; fair, lSalS'4e; good, 19alo;;c; prime. 2t)M-0c; fancy, 2lli 21Jc; jrold. 60 davs. Stock to-day in first,

hands, 20,173 bags; at New York, 105,37:

bacs: at Ilntapton Roads, o.OOO bags; at Ua

veston, 1,500 bags: at Boston, 6,371 bags; ttal on theseaboard in bands of importers,!,-

017 bags; same time last year, HG.Ml b-gs

urply. Bran and shorts are quoted at 2022, line eed at tZ22i, and middling at $2426. 'hüat-DuU. Red is quoted, in elevator, at fi'20l 25; for amber, II 25fll 8, and no white Offered. ookjc Looking blue. Clear yellow and nigh mixed, shelled In elevator la quoted at &.c; white, 62c for choice; ear scarce and not well settled at any price, say 00c. Oats Uootext at 4.vj5uc tor white, per bushel, delivered In elevator. Kyk but little on the market. Quotations at tl OH for choice grades. Bakxst Quotations are held at 11.50

Receipts by Railroad

Flour

Wheat-.

barrels bushels

Corn.

Oats..

Rye..

47.W

Barley.

Shipmehts

Floor-

Wheat.

'Jörn...

VHIS.

27. I 5.UUU

barr 4s bush is

BUILDING MATERIALS.

LUMBER. FtSR

1 aud 2 clear, per M. feel

flooring areKl KUllng. deed........ Stock, boards Common boards Bill muff, to w feet.....w-. Pill stun, over 18 feet.... .

Heavy timbers, 91 UOextiper M. HbeetiDg A sawed shinies .

. o. I bhin glei- - Lath Southern piae flooring, rough Poplar

.H3 00(52 00 22 5ü(c:) 00 H 0022 i IS IX;19 00 .. i uoa , 16 0U(J

20 Ü0(t21 00

13 0P

... 4 W ... -3 H)(i 3 00,4

... 3Ü 00i 49

rc;

Java.

26id27 for Lagnayra, and S53Gc for

Clear.

t oiii m on CuUs .......

Ash

.tX 00(32 00 . Irt 0617 00

. 10 O03

.. 22 00(330 CO . 22 00&23 00

i;;o 13

Toat

Treasury d rafta..

l"oetofflce drattN lUsburaiufc kccouuts

Assay ofuce

Interest acooua.s, viz,,.

i "U

fa currency.

9 lt212,9 11

PAYMENTS.

t2H,975,7S0 t

i OS-J ft! ,l2,270 17 lUäUö VI

Balanee. , Bluuro lOcredltTreasurer United States $Si,HH,4 0 62 Disbursing acooauts . . H.I4.'M07 71 Assay otllce . 4,a;il,704 00 Interest a couats, vii. In coin 62,15t 50 In currency .... ...

TlJS7o,9iß 89

Receipts fcr customs in May, 1873.. Receipts for customs In May, 1S71.

-1,8(11 49

Decrease for customs In May, 1874... 612.4S8 05 Statement of business at the United States assay office, at New York, lor the month ending May 29, 1874 : DEPOSITS OF GOLD.

$07,000 , Hut . 2t0.i)rt

Foreign coins

foreica DQlllon.

t'nlUnl States buUloi lied e poa its.

JewelerV bars.

0,000 00 DEPOSITS OT SILVER, INCLUDING PURCHASES, Jewelers' bars . WX) Foreign coins 7,000 Foreign KnlUnn , 18.UU0 United H tales bullion (contained in gold)...-. 3.C00 CUKBJENCT PRINTING.

In the committee on note printing Senator lioutwell testified that there should never

le a change ot plates so long as the notes printed from them could not be successfully a .lt. 1 a a . .

eounierieueu. Assistant secretary oawycr

and Mr. McCartee were present to answer

questions propounded relative to the cost of

printing. The counsel of the New YorK

Hank Note Printing Company; pro

pounded sundry interrogatories, especially regarding what they called irreconcilable

discrepancies in the cost of printing certain kinds of fractional currency as noted in Mr. McCartee's schedule. This was answered in

behalf of the Printing Bureau by a state

ment that some or the &0-cent notes were printed at a less price bv a secret process, -which was explained to the committee alone

S i secret session.

The Bulletin of Saturday reports for May

iz). All the sales or gold to day were at U2l4 Ct,2. The rates on gold loans were 2 per cent, for carrying to "flat." The assistant treasurer to-day paid out 1326,000 gold. Fore'go exchange was quiet and steady at t4 873i(R8S, and 4 00?ii4 91 for prime bankers' sterling. The London market for securities to-day was strong and higher, with

money very easy and below the Bank of

England rate. The custom receipts at the sub-treasury amounted to $1,745.700 during the week, and the coin disbursements to f 1.44,0C0. The imports of dry goods for the -week amounted to tl.450,459. The amount marketed was $1,339,607. The exports of domestic producta for the week amounted to f5j376,034. The Cincinnati Gazette begins the month trith these pertinent remarks: "We enter

WOOL PROSPECT.

The New York Bulletin reports: faere has been a fair trade the past tbreedays. when the scarcity of the stock ofjHring is

taken into consideration. The genjral fee!

ing appears to be pretty strong although

prices can scarcely be called quoUVly high

er. There have been of late sm heavy auction sales of woolen goods and prices

received show where the lyttom rests Dealers now look forward to an improved

demand for goods, though it cot t hon cht prices will beany higher. Txas and Cali

fornia wool are arriving fore ireeiy, and

some sales of these Lave ueen eneeiea in small lots at 33i3oc tor Tes clothing, and

34al8o for spring clu. Ve do not

hear of any importaw movement in

carpet wools during the past week.

Australian and Capf woois nave ruiea

vervaaiet. Siles the rast three days in

clude 4.009 lbs lambs tool at 2-1,' ",000 lbs scoured California at 6Sc, lö.OOo bs coarse

Texas at 19i22c, 5.00) lbs linö do at Cio, 2,000

lbs do at 35c. 4 000 lb? oo at ac iz.ouu coarse

noils st 23c, 20 balossprine California at .Tic,

40 bales new do doat 30fa,30c. 5,000 lbs im

proved Western 'JPxas at 220, 20,000 lbs fall California at ?24c. 3.000 lbs medium

unwashed at 27c and 000 lbs Montevideo

at 35Xc; also ."OOO lbs scoured California, 27,000 l'bs Texa 8.000 lbs scoured Australian,

10,000 lbs California pulled, lo.OOO lbs spring

California, 8,nK) lbs scoured Texas, and 10,000 lbs Ausn-alian all on private terms.

2tfW YOP.K DRY GOODS. The Journal of Commerce says the mar

et has exhibited but little show of

business, although there has been a mod

erate traffic in progress in most of the dif

ferent departments. From first hands the

sales tave been chiefly made in small lots of such goods as were required for immediate trade; the jobbers have had a steady de

mand for small assorted stocks either by personal application or by orders from interior dealers, and their aggregate distrit'utioua havA been to about the usnal

I amount of corresponding peTiGvi Cf previI mis seaanna Thrf anrincr l.uainesa lit. to this

date has been of the most wholesome character, and the indications &ie looked upon as favorable to satisfactory results, notwithstanding the habitual complainings of many of the slackness of trade. There is an apparent undertone of strength in the market in reference to future values of both coiton and woolen labrics based upon the present and prospective prices of the raw staples, and there is also n growing confidence among manufacturers that any change in rates of standard goods of either dwcrlption preparatory to the autumn tretftc will be to higher nzures,There is consequently a positive indisposition on the part of holders to press sales at any concession from current quotations. The fourquarter Lonsdale cambric muslin has been marked down two cents per yard ; otherwise prices have been steadily maintained. THE ENGLISH IRON TRADE. A letter from Birmingham, under date of the 16tb, says : "The trade continues in the depressed and disorganised state which has now characterized it tor the last two months or more. Business is almost at a standstill, and it is not easy to see what or bow a change is to be brought about until prices a' 1 around are very considerably reduced. This will imply, or course,a further reduction in coal, which will necessitate a fresh reduction of wages over and above that which the masters are at present contending for, and in all probability a new and prolonged atrug gle between coalmastera and their workpeople. The general opinion of iron masters seems to be that all these difficulties would be removed if colliery proprietors would frankly adopt the proposal of the mihers and appoint a gentleman as arbitrator, as is now done in the iron trade, or even a board of conciliation might prove effective. The masters, however, appear to be so confident ot their own strength that they absolutely refuse to assent to any measures that may seem to savour of a compromise, and there is therefore no alternative but for those interested in the iron trade to await the issue of the coal struggle with patience." REVIEW OP TUE HOME MARKETS WEEKLY .REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS - WHOLESALE MARKETS. Monday Evening, June. L The only feature of note in the market is the decline in grain, especially of corn. Now that the farmers have their corn planted and the sure prospect of a good stand, old corn is put on the

market and the supply amounts to a glut. Provisions are firm and prices steady. The dry goods trade is satls'.actory to merchants, with no chan ie of prices to note, iirocerifs quiet.tales of 1U cars corn, high, mixe i. 4,0iO bushel, at f7c; 200 tierces bams, 11 pounds average, at 12c. Quotations are given for the buj lng prices of grain and produce, atd the selling prices for hour and other merchandised BREADSTUFF. Flottr Is steady and unchanged in price. Fancy brands . 7 U7 50 Family ........... 6 6('ö7 00 Kxtra.... w... .5 00(-5 25

Low grades......... .....................3 75rt4 öO

juill raxn very- scarce; demand exceeds me

1st andd.................,. ...... ...

"OHKTtrtV .. . .....

1st a'd 2d, dry j5 00ijfio 00

Igt siid Zd, green 4.) uochtu oo Cu)s... 18 OUC20 00

(nent is quoted at $2.23 per barrel. Plaster Parir-Michlgnn, SL50 per barrel; Newark,! 1 per

barfl. utne Huntington, c; Mat Kock sm per oiishel. White sard, ft per barrel. Fire brk. Pr M. Fire clay, 75c per buwhel. gliding brick, B,jiV, according to quality, lath, pine, at 150. Hair, o per bushel, is ails, i s and Oos, U.W: s and 9s, M.5: 6a and 7s, So: 4s

WINDOW GLASS

8x8 to 8x10 fills to loxl3... 8x14 to 10x15.. llxlt to 12x18...

Hxlrt to2fSx20..

mg!e Strength. 2nd Q:ih1. 1st lual. ..... tW 75 4 75

oO 7 25

Ö 75 8 00 8 75

Discount sixty per cent, off above.

COUKTKY PRODUCE. The price brlow are those of J. IL Bridd A Co., and such as they stand by for this week. Egos Are quoted on i latform at.Mm. 9 " in store at...... 10 Bctteb Prime roll . 12 14 Poor white loj 14 JiKANg Prime Navy J2 00o,2 i5 " omnion mixed . 1 50 Bkksa X ..,. wt wi 3 Dried Aphi.ks.. 10Q13)ö Dried Peach ks.. 10o 12 Fkatueks Prime ........... 50 " Common mixed duck ....... 40 Pocltky LI ve : Turkeys, per tt.... i ltoosttrs....... ...... 2 00 lucks........... ...... 2 50 Ü AGS iMinnnnMinmMWMwnwnmm,mmn 2 Tam-ow Quoted at G!c. Hominy Is quoted at it 50(31 75 per band. Hoi"S At 40 Oc per pound. Honey is bougut at 12l,4(320c per pound. Onions Worth 16 per barrel. Vegetables Potatoes, tl 40Q1 45 per bushel for IVachblows, and hard to get. New potatoes, 65i öo per barrel. DRUGS. No new "features have been developed in this market, and trade continues good. Assafoetida is quoted at 40ft4öc; alcohol at fl üö2, alum, per pound, 44a5c; camphor, per pound a"oHc: cochineal, per pound, OOcaöSc; chloioform, per pound. SI 201 '; copperan, barrels per pound. 2&-Jc; cream tartar, pure, 45(3t7c; indigo, per pound, SI 201 00; licorice, Calab, per pound, genuine, 4äföoc; magnesia, carb, 2 oz, per pound, 3010e; morphine. P. AW. ounce, W7öj7 00: madder, per pound, ltflfc; oil, castor, No. 1, per gallon, 82 b.a,2 25; oil, bergamot, per pound, 7?(7 50; opium, flo 00 to it 25; quinine, tft ö52 70: bosd, castile, fr., ltoiöc; soda, bicarb, keen, per pound, 78c; salts, epsom, per pound, Väöc; snuff. Garrett's pack, per gross, SL : snuff, Barrett's, per case of 4 dozen, 11; sulphur, flour, per pound, 6(4 6c; saltpetre, per pound, 1025c; turpentine, öo&üoc. DRY GOODS The market is fair, with a good trade, bat no marked feature to call for comment. Brown Drilling Nashville, 124c: Pepperell.

2c; Stark, 12c. TicKiNO-Omega2 InchÄ'c; Amoskeag, ACA.

25c; A, 22c: Uouestoga, 4-1 Medal, 2oc; Medal, 17c; extra, , 19c; extra, 4-4, 22c; Lewlstown, ae Inch. 26Hc;dltto, 32 Inch, 22c; ditto 20 inch, 21c; Plaid. 24c. - I

Huirtino Stripes American, ft-3, 12c; 3-3, 11c; Whlttenden, 13c, lie, and 15c; Union, 14c. 10c. and

18c.

BATTiN9-frdlnary, 12c middling, 15rai7c:

best tissue! 2c. CAM-Ci Aifc White. 30c: colored, oTc; coverlet warp. 42?. Prists Washington, American, Richmond, Oriental, Oonnestoga, Merrimac, HVjc; Fi ancles, 1(; Green Stripes, 11c; Garner Prints. hf'Jc; Freeman, 8c; Standard Shirting Prints, Üc; Alboln solid colors, li)c; Peabody suitings, vc. Brown Shketings Vermont, llc$; Nashville, IVAc; Mlddlevllle, 14c: Idaho. 10) c; New Albany, VXc; Stark, A., Hw; Laurel, IX, 11c;

I aurel, lt., lue; fara, a.,oxsc; urnuiie, u., Hedf.rd, IL, 7Kc; Perp. N., Ste; Pepp. O., yac;

c; r-epp. , nyt .

Pnn. R . lo'c: FeoD,

Bleacheo 8HEKTINGS Lonsdale, llc; Hope, llh'c: Blackstone, 12VJc : Mascmonet, Hjc; Hill, U, 12c; 3 4, He: Dwight Sur, 12c; Vaughn.XX, 8!c: Ked IX)g, 74c; Quaker, 8c: Cambrics, Lonsdale, 3: Young Warrier, 15c; Jabex Knight, 11). Grain Bags Amoskeg, A., 30c; Lewis ton a., 81c; Stark, 82c; Union, 25c; Banner, 8Cc. KISH White are seinnft per naif barrel at S7(37 50; quarter barrel, .3&03 75; kits, SI 30ral 35. Family white fish half barrel, tVj5 50; quarter, S3 602 75; klU, Jl 10(1 15: California salmon, per half barrel, 12; kits. S3 50; Mackerel, new mens, half barrel, f 15; quarter barrel, SS; kits, S3 50; extra No. 1, half barrel, $12(413: No. l,half barrel, J9S10; kits, 1-6501 75 NoT . half barrel, S88 50: kiu, SI cl 60. Cod Ash, 5&7c hike herring, half barrel, S6.5 60; quarter barrel, 50; kits, SI 10; Holland herring, per keg, f 1 75. No. 1 smoked herring, per box. 40:. scaled. 45c. Halibut, smoked. 15c; No. ikprlng pickerel, half-barrel, S5 to 5 50; quarter-barrel il 60 ; kits SI 2J. FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. Are In good demand at firm rates.' The quotations below will be found to be nearly the same Nuts Quoted: Almonds, soft shell. 2325c; filberts, l:c; walnuts, French, 11c; Naples, He; Brazil nuis.l2(3Uc, peanuts, raw, 812c; roasted, Foreign Frttits Oranges, box, S8 a0('0 00, Lemons Palermo and Metutina, (1313; dates lu(ll4c 'per pound; new raisins, layers, are held t $3 353 50; Muxcatel, crown, S3 75at; double crown, SI; Valencia raisins, ll(4l5c; ultana, 1618c; drum figs, ltic; layer figs, l!r2ic; citron, S3(a;6c; curran ts. 911 : Tu rklsh prunes, new, 14 15c. CANNED UOOOS In good demand. Tomatoes, lbs., SI 50(U ft;3 lbs. S3 35r(3 50; Yarraoutd corn,S2 8ti5t2 90; Mountain Biixa t2 75; Torphy f. 21 : Baltimore do, S2 10; Peaches, 2 lbs,S2 3bsh 8 5 ; pie peaches, 2 lbs., SI 75: blackberries 2 l-o SJoogiaS; strawberries. 2 lbs, 92 oa3; raspberries 2 lbs, S3; whortleberries, ti')(2d0: piueapnle' i lbs. r2 502 75: eteen oeas.2 lbs.S2 5H(ft3:

slrirn beann. SI 754i salmon, 1 lb, 2 7&3-. do, 2

lbs, U 254 50. . FUEL. Coal Is only sold by the hundred pounds. The scale of prices Is as fol'ows:

L-enis. 25 .... 17 31 60 15

13 a 33

Brazil Block, per hundred. Band Creek . HiKhland gral............. Highland Kieam......... Piltisburg..-. A Ii t 1j rac 1 te ..... Brazil nut

Brazil steam......

Virginia canuel Iudiitna canuel .

Cork 12c Wooi Is quoted at J4 5035. ' OROCKRIE3. There Is a decidtxl weakness In coffees, with a downward tendency. Brooms Common, Si 25; medium, S2 SO; extra, S3 50. Candles Star. 1920c per pound, summe prettied, 13pl4e per pound. Hotel. 21(22. cheese Q.uoted at 1316o for prime ,to Choice factory. Coffee Steady. Roasting grades of Rio are quoted at 23323c; fair to good at 2425 Vrime at 252tf; choice to fancy at 'Yt

Molasses New Orleans. "S S0 per gallon.

Rice Carolina, aiOc; Rangoon, 8i(S PatDa,$H(ts. BroARa New Orleans is quoted at 8rt10c; Refined is quoted at 10i0J4c for A; lOJil'-Jic

for extra c: and nr4iic iornaro.

Spices Pepper, 2i'3oc; aUsplce, 18aJo;

cloves, 66(971 c ;cassia. üO(tibc Syrcps 55641.

Salt lAke, SilV2 20; Ohio river, fl0(J190,

rvoA tjig!ish.7((tie: American, bvvtc.

HoAPS-indlanapoiis German, o4c; Procter A Gamble's and Work's German, 77j4o. Babbit's

iur4l04.

TKAS-Gnnpowder Is quoted at75c(3tl50; Im-

ferial, 'atl 2U; liyson. II &1 UU. -Oolong, wc& I; Knsllsh Hreakrai. b(Sc. Tohacco RoyslGem is quotedt7578c; Mond or Navy, 53 a0c; black tobacco. 48a. 0c; bright

navies ana Quarters, 63ati0c; smoking brands

2ößT0c

woodkx Ware No. tubs per dozen, tlO 00; No.2ditto,S900: No.2dltto, fSw); No. 1 Churns,

common, per dosen, sjo öu; No. 2 ditto, S3 ao; No S ditto, SS 5n; No. 1 cedar churns crass

bound, tlUi'il; No. 2 ditto, tXHUUl; No. 1 ash

churns, S18; No. 2 ditto, f 16; No. 8 ditto, SU: stave half bushel measures, Si o0; hoop iron bound

ditto, fö i07; keelers. five in nest. 12 25: mea

sieves, 14-11, S2; ditto 18. $2 50: O G buckets

to hoop, fi 00(2 10; ditto three hoop li 352 40

HAY AND STRAW.

Nothing new can be reported for this market, and tiade continues dull.

Hay Loose Timothy is quoted at flößlS per ton from wagons. Tight pressed Is quoted at 116

(tu ; and loose uuio i iiöu, and Vi more Irom

store.

Straw Is selllnz at 3010c per hundred

pound, or st st oO&i per load. IRON AND STEEL. Business is Improving and prices are firm.

Ba k I RON 1 inch to 4 Inches by 4 Inch to 1

inch, o. 4; inch to vu inch, round, 3. 4; other

sizes at regular list prices. Horse snoEs-Ouoted at SO 258 50, and mule

shoes at 7 257 50 per keg, standard brands. Horseshoe nails Putman's 8s, 2!c; Au Kable.

a- , uirsi nrairra. .if ; unii wesiern , oc. Nails Quoted atlOd to od at 14 25 per keg,

auu ruia.iit-i uumuersai nie usual advance.

isteel Sanderson's oest r.ngliKh tool, Zic: American tool, 2Uc:spring steel, li inch, 12)c;

ia mich uu uver, lie; mm pick en apes, ic.

loom Axes, Simmons' patent, $14; ditto plain, S13 25; Mishawaua sliver steel, a. Cross

cut saws, Atkins' Improved patent, 55c per foot :

ditto half patent, ööc: clipper saws, 56c; lightning, fiöc; carriage bolts, oo ner cenL discount

xrom list. OILS. Unseed oil, raw, CI C21 04; boiled, SI 07(41 00,

Lard oil, current make, winter strained, 8.'JOc. Tanner's oil. Strait's best. 65f7tc. Banks' best.

60ti.jc: Labrador, 80(8Wc. Refined coal oil, 14l4

loc ior standard ; eatoune for lamp 20(2oc; lulbrl eating and machinery oils, 35'äOVC.

PROVISIONS. IValers are holding their stocks firm.

Bulk meats are held at tf'-c lor shoulders:

9c; for clear rib; clear Dlic. Uacon shoul

ders, packed ; clear rib. 10c; clea-, loc;

oreaaiaHi oaoon lie tltmi are quoted at 124f'

lie. Sweet pickled bams, 134ilic.

SEEDS.

Timothy is Quoted at 8a3 25: clover at t& 2S?

m i i r . ,

TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS.

Trade is good and improving. Tin plate is

uoted, tc, 10x14, charcoal, tlrnt quality, 13 50; IX

lOoO: IC. Hx20 roonnc.Tln.S125o:lC.2Ux8.rooriniy

Tin, 2tc ; and other sizes at the usual proportions

aie raies. copper Doiioms, .vie. lirass kettle,

5ic. o. 27 iron e-.be; No. 27 smooth iron C. 7c.

AKxreMiead 's galvanized Iron. lo'ZcnercenLd's.

count from the new list. Zinc, per sheet. 11c; per cask, 10)id. Pig tin. Strait's. t8c; bright an

nealed wire, ros. 0 to t, 9c per lb, and other numbers at the usual ad vane, with a discount of 25c

bright, andilic lor Laoucred. by the bundle:

souier, iinners , ZuC. ...

WHISKY-Ouiet at 9ic. - - WOOL Market quiet. New wool has besun

to arrive in small Quantities. o noted for

washed, as. JOc; r r fleece washed, ösioc, and for tub washed, 45 17c.

LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, June 1. There was a good market at the yards, with

about 1Ö0 cattle, and all sold out, prices running from 52 50 to 5 75. Demand for hozs good and

receipts 1,983. One car load Texas cattle sold at

S4 S3 wholesale.

CATTLE,

Kxtra shipping steers .........M........S5

rime butchers' cattle..

Medium butchers' cattle-

Common butchers' cattle....M.... HOjS. Good smooth, 175 lbs. and over...... SHEEP. Good shipping, 100 lbs or over. Common shipping, UOlbs. and over.. VEAL CALVES.

Good veal.,

5f)6 00 Oi(g5 75 (J04 50 75(3 75

. 5 25(5 50 016 00 . 3 50(5 00 ... 5 006 00

STOCK SHIPMENTS. Stock forwarded east, over the Pan-Handle road lor the week ending May SI, 1874: No. cars. No. head. Cattle...... .... 77 1,301 1 lofrs...... . . . . .m.. ........... ........ . ...... 31 3,015

uoses.. Sheep... Mules

Total 108 Geo. W. H esTOS, Stock Agent P. C. & St.

4.919 L. R. li-

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH New York, June L Flour Is heavy acd lower; receipts 21,000 barrels; spies were made of 8upertine western and state at S5 55(&5y0; common to good at S5 85;8 30; good to choice at fj 3ö(9öö0; white wheat extra at SÖ W7; extra Ohio at S 057 3i; St. Louis SG 15(3 11. Rye flour-

Is steady; sale were made at i i-'ai is, vorn meal is lower; sales were made of "western at (4 15(4 50. Wheat I i heavy and lower; receiprs, 505.0U0 busV.e's ; sales were made of No. 2 Chicago spring at Si 40iV 46; No. 2 northwestern at Si 4t 1 47'4; No3 do. at SI 4$i 1 4S: ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring at SI 40(1 50; No. 1 spring at SI 5(V(1 51 ; win er red and amber western at fl 5HUr8; white Ohio at SI 00 : white Minnesota at f 1 75. Rye Is dull ; sales were made at Si 03 I'L Barley Is dull. Barley malt Is quiet sales were made of two-rowed state at SI 80; lake shore at iL Corn Opened steady and closed dull ; receipts, 200,000 bushels; sales were made of clean new and old western and yellow at 78ft 80c. Uts Are scarce and firmer; receipts 22,000 bushels: sales were made of mixed western at 61 (02c; white western at &K305C. Stock of grain In store May SS Wheat, 420,000 buhels; corn, 117,(100 bushels; oats, :iii),009 bushels; rye, 65,000 bushels; barley. 14,000 bushels; barley malt 60,000 bushels; peas, 10,000. Hay Is firm; sales were made at Sll 15. Hopa Are lower; aalea were made of low to fair at 102Uc: good to choice at 2o(ct:toc. Coffee Is dull; Bales were made of Rio at 163l9Vic. dunar Is firm and higher; sales were made of fair to good refining at 8c. Molasees Is quiet. Rice Is unchanged. Petroleum Is dull ; sales were made of crude at 5c; refined at 13c. Turpentine Is quiet; sales were made at 39)4c. Eras Are firm ; sales were made of western at 1415j-ic Pork Is dull ; sales were made of mess at S17 60(317 75 for June; S 17 75 for July; prime mess at $15. Beef Is unchanged. Middles Are quiet; sales were roada of long clear at 10;ahc; snort clear at tOc. Lard Is firm ; sales were mst'e of prime steam at 11 l-16c; spot and June;ll:Kc fillers' option for July. ButterIs heavy ; sale -vere made of new at 202tc. Cheese Is tee-ly; saleswere made at 10(15(j 15,'c for common to prime, lilsky Is firmer ; sales were made at JOc. ST. LOUIS, June I Cotton Is quiet rnd unchanged ; sales were made at 17c. Flour Is 15 and 25c lower on medium and lower giades.wlih only a small order trade. Wheat la dull and prices are declined ; sales were made of soft No. 2 Chicago spring at SI 10. sample lots No. 2 red winter, tl So; choice to fancy, Si 40(1 42i. Corn is lower, and heavy receipts depress the market; sales were made of No. 2 mixed at 53354c track and elevator, 6t5tiJc seller July. OatsAte dull and prices are unset lied, acd only small sacked lots were sold Rye Is doll and prices are declined ; sales were made of No. 2 at -'c. Whisky Is steady ; sales were made at 95c. Pork Is easy; sales were made at Si7 the latter for delivery. Dry salt meat Is nominal. Bacon Js firmer, with only an order trade; sales were made of shoulders at7&7c; bacon udes, clear rib, lu'Uc; clear, ,lui(31ic. Lard Is nominal and good; sales were made at Sil. lloKH Are steady: fales were made of light at Siöl; bacon, t55 40; heavy ,5 40(5 65. Cattle re quiet; saleswere made of Texansat $250015 50; nilve cows and heifers. S2ft5; medium to fair butchers, l$4 75; prime to choice steers, S5(ä,s. Receipts r'iour, 8.0H0 barrels; wheat, 3.1,1 bushels: corn. 10.'.X) bushels; oa s, 27,000 bushels; rye, 45,0tx bushels; barley, none; hogs, 3,0" i) head ; cattle 3.W head : sheep, luo hexu . - CINCINNATI. June 1. Cotton sales at 17?ic. Flour Is steady with a mode. ate demand, Wheat Is dull and prices nominal; sales at SI 25 &1 27. Corn Is dull him! holden anxious to sell ; sales of mixed at Hi&üc. Oats The marketdull and prices a shade lower; sales at 50&57c Rye Id steady with moderate demand; sales at SI 10. Barley Is dull and prices nominal. Oils Are unchanged. Butter Is dull and a shade lower; sales 1313c. Eggs Aresteady with moderate demand; sales at 13J4c CheeseIs steadvand in moderate demand. Pork In light demand and holders firm ; sales at S17 lo(4 18. Lard Is quiet; sales of summer steam at I0l4(10c. loose; kettle HK3ll?ic. Bulk meats

ii light demand and hosiers Arm; saxes 01

nomaers at e?-c; spot 7c buyer Jnne, also aale at tt ä at auctl n spot; side nothing doing. Bacon Is steady with moderate demand; Jobbingat., 10-lo?j. Whisky-lit fa.r demand and firm ; sales at Vie, . CHICAGO. June L Flour Is dull and unchanged, and there Is nothing doing. WheatIs steady with a moderat demand; sales were made of No. 1 Chicago spring at SI 21 ; No. 2 Chicago spring, SI lö, cash or seller June, SI I6li July; No. a Chicago spring, fl 13; rejected, Si 04. Corn Is excited and prices are higher but irregular; sales wtre made of No. 2 mixed 66';fV?3c c"?b or elier Jone,6?8(5e4 seller July; high mixed, 5tfc; rejected, ooc, Oats-Are in fair demand, but at lower rates; sales were made ol No. 2 at 43VM?4C exsh or June. Itye la steadv with a mor.eroie demaDd; sales were made of No.2at9i(49ic. Barley-Is quiet and unchanged. mk-Is in fair demand and the market is firm : sales were made at S17 25 cash, S17 20 June. Si7 4o July. Lard Is in fair demand and the market is firm ; sales were made at 110 ts cash.810 75 June. Lulk meats Are unchangtd. Whisky Sales were made at 4. Lake frelghu-Are easier; to Buffalo, 4e for corn, fte for wheat. Receipts-rlour, 8,otO barrels; wheat, 123,000 bushels; corn.2,JS,ouo bushels; oats, 81,(Zo bushels ; rye, 2,000 bushels ; barley, 2,000 bushels. . MILWAUKEE. Ju-e l.-FIour-Is quiet and unchanged, w beat The market la Bteady and in moderate demand; Bales ere made of No. 1 Milwaukee at SI 22i; No. 2 Milwaukee at SI 1SA; seller June at SI 1. Oat yuiet and weaksales were made of No 2at 4 !c. Corn-The market Is steady andln moderate demand; sales were made of No. 2 mixed at 55c. Rye The market is dull and prices a shade lower; saleswere made of No. 1 at HtC Barley-Is dull and prices declined ; sales wf re made of No. 2 spring at SI 25No. 3 spring at9ic. iTOvlsions-The market is stedr, with a moderate demand. Mess Pork Hales were made at S17 25 a 17 5u. Hämo Hoi.

hi.. . i? . m 1 , j pickiea at lie boxed; mlddM8 -c Lard-sales were made at mtta W4- re ghta To Buffalo, 5'c: to tiswego, Vtc. Receipts-Flour. 6.WJ0 barrels; wheat, lViiwo Kk. nfhipnleitB Flour 7'm barrels; wheat 181,000 bushels.

' PHILADELPHIA." June L Hour The

a.ei is auii; sales were made of

at iri m. Minnehota and

mar-

superfine

Wisconsin extra

QJ7 alf Indiana and Ohio at S7 LQrtS oo

" uuii; aies were made or red at (1 45 I 2. amber at l Ö7Q1 S2 atd white at 1 05o l-o. Rye-Is duM; sales were made at 9c. Corn Is steadv; sales were made of yellow at 81c and mixed at 82. Oats Are firmer: sales Were made of white at 6oWic and mixed at 2a 05c. totlee Is firmer: sales were made of Rio at 16?421c eold. Refined Petroleum-Sales were made at 13(313' aud crude at 9c. Buttersales were made of choice western at 25 (25c and fair to g od western at 18c422c. Cheese Sales were msde of choice Wesieru Reserve at Viy& UlM. EzgsSale were made of Western at 1617c. Whisky Is held at99c&tl 00. BALTIMORE, Jnne 1. Flour The market is dull and nominally unchanged. Wheal Is dull aud lower; sales were made ol Ohio and Indiana red at SI 351 45, and Western sprina at SI 35

I 4). Corn Is dull and off: therp viinr

nmiriiiiiiiAru rac,ua Dew & lISMlO'.je. Oats-Are quiet; sa es were made of mixed Western attS2it3c and white at tuK n.-o i.

dull; sales were made at 81 osral 12. Proviaior-a

Theie is a limited johbinc demand. Mmrb

Sale8 were raaoe at S18 Bulk meats Sales were

made o. shoulders at tf?'c. aud clear rih iHt

Vlic Bacon Sales were made of shoulders at 7,w.

and clear rib sides at luralo5. Sugar cuied hams at 1415c: Butter Is lu ' fair demand and lower; sales were made of choice Western at 22 (ä2Se. Coffee Is unchanged. Whlsa-v ! mil of

sales were made at y.c(sSl 00. '

TOLEDO. June 1 Flour The market i Hnii

but prices unchanged. Wheat Is in fair ri.

mand and marker flm: sales were made of No. 2 White Wabah at Si 50; No. 3 White Wabash at SI 341;: No 1 white Michigan t

SI 47; amber Michigan Sl.il'al 5cah,and seller June at Si 85: seller Jul v at SI 37- K itij

at SI 43; No. 2 red at SI 321 33;' No. 3 red 81 25; rejected at SH3. Corn Sales were made of high

mixeu ano seuer June at tiZc; seller July at fS'ic: seller August at fr4Vac; seller September at 65'ac; low mlxrd fioc; no grade fioc; damad 5lic. Oats Are dull aud unchanged. Lake freights to

uunaio, .ic; io Oswego, tjc. Receipts "lonr. 1.000 barrels: wheal. SUku hnshoi

81,0u0 bushels; oats, 7.UK) oushels. hiDmenta

b lour 1 A) barrels; heat 1,0U0 bushels: corn. 17.0U0 bushels: oats 1,000. CLEVELAND. June 1 .Flour Is oulet ami

steady. Wheat Is quiet apd steady: sales of

No. 1 red at 81 42; No. 2 at SI 35. Corn Is dnll:

sales were made of high mixed at t8c and low

mixed at Otic. Oais Are in eood demand; sales were made of No. 1 state at 50c and No. 1 umi.

at 54c; white at 58c. Petroleum Is dull and

lower; sales were made of staudard white at lO'c in car lots and in a small way at i2c higher and Ohio state test to 15o" at 13c. lAJUlSVlLLe June 1. Coiton Is dull and

drooping; sales at 17j;c Hour Is quiet and

unchanged. heat advance asked, nono tu.

tablishe!. Corn Is nulet and unchanir(d:

saiesat 78(80c. Oats Are quiet and unchanged ; sales at ti2iü5c. Rye Selling at 81 50. ProvisionsAre quiet and unchanged. Mess pork $18 25. Bacon Shoulders 7ic: clear rib sides

lo4c; clear rib 10l4c. Hams Sugar-cured at 13 c ; plain 12c. Bulk shoulders .Sales at iPAo ; buik 6ldes clear sides J4c. Lard By the tierce 124Cjli?ic; Whisky Sales at Wc.

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, June 1. Beef Cattle. The

receipts were 4,380 head, making 8,070 head for

tne wees, against, .a,u neaa lor the corres.

ponding time last week. The market is steady and firm, at full prices; poor to prime native

Biwia J uu vv4 h civiwiuu liJi uwr ill EUOU

r. a.. . . . , I , . .j. . ...

.lexaus, a o(g,ii; me saies inciuae iv cars till

noiB8teers, 4cwt, 8ilväräJ2 7o: la cars. 7 cwt.

Sil 751225; 4cars,8 cwt, S12115o; 11 cars.7 cwt, SU 50(312; cars, 1 cwt, 811 2512 50; 0 cars,

dv, cwi, ii ou; a cars tyA cwt, u; v cars, 5 cwt, Sil 75; 17 cars, 7 cwt, Six öu&ll 75; 5 cars Missouri cattle, 7 cwt, S115012 5o; 10 cars, iy. cwt, SU 50(5(11 75; 6 cars Cherokee cattle, 6 cwt, Sil ; 5 cars Texans. 5 cwt, 8!) 75: 11 cars. 5"i cwt. S10: 2 cars.

5 '4 cwt. 810 25, and 8 cars Colorado fitters. iy, cwt.

f 11 7512.

Sheep Axt Lvmrs. The receibta were 2.900

head, making ie,0W head for the week, against

12..J0U head lor same time last week, ihe market is dull and weak, with quotations at 84 058 40 for sheared, and 9 a 12c per lb. for lambs; sales include 2 cars Ohio theep, 91 lbs. average, 86 75(4 6 87V,;1 car, 80ibs,86: I car, &Jlbs, Sö62; 1 car, 7ttlbs, 85 25; S cars, 87 lbs, 25; 1 carNirginia lambs, 58 lb", SO : 1 car Jerseys, 62 lbs, $12, and 1 car state, 4ti lb9, 110. Hogs. The receipts yesterday and to-day were 16S J bead, making 39,000 head for the week, against 9,790 bead for the same time last week. None offertd alive; dressed dull at 87 2oft7 50. CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cincinnati, June L Beef Cattlk. The receipts for the week, 2,406 cattle, 6,860 sheep, 11.352 hogs. The market is slow and heavy, closing dull and lower; some left; prime are quoted at 15 oo5 90; medium, 14 254 .5; Inferior, f3i. Sheep. The market is overstocked and lower: common to prime sheared are quoted at S3ÖU&4 50; lam bs,S5(&7. Hogs. The market is dull for inferior and medium grades; extra are scarce; whole range at $5 25(2)3 IK', all selling. CHICAGO LIVE. STOCK MARKET. Chicago, June 1. Beef Cattle; The receipts were 5,t-ou head. The market is fairly active and prices are lending Idgher; liberal sales ; lair to choice steers are quoted at $5 35(äö; extra, 8 25 tf 40; Texan. $4 2o(a5; stockers, 84 25a4 50. shipments, 3,34ö head. Hogs. The receipts were 14,000 head. The market is lairly active and prices are unchanged; a 76(5 4u for poor to medium ; $5 6 5 for good to choice, obipments, 9,1 head. Sheep. The receipts were 500 head. The market is active and nrm; sales made of shorn at $3j5 75; wooled, at 84 5u7 25. NEW Y'ORK DRY GOODS MARKET. J New York, June 1. There was a quiet movement In trade, with but little activity in any department. The market for cotton goods remains quiet, but prices are unchanged. Prints are fainy active at lately reduced prices. Uraln bags are In better request; could be sold largely at a slight concession in price, but holders are mure lirm in their views. Foreign goods are quiet. NEW YORK COITON MARKET. NEW YORK. Jnne 1. Cotton Is quiet and

firm; sales were made 01 middnug uplands at 18V;c; futures closed firm, with sales as follows: Seller June, 17 13-li(äl7;ic: eller July, 18Jic; seller August, ls?ic; seUer, September, lc. . FOREIGN MARKETS. London, June 15 v m The rate or discount in ope" market, on three months' bills, 15 3 per cent., which is y, per cent, below the Bank rate. The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of Kngland on balano, to-day. is 191,000. Consols for money, itt'(t!ö58; account, We.&ni'i. American securites 5-as o 10, 107J4; do of ltw7, loy?4: 10-408, loi; new 5s, !05. New York Central, 88; Erie, 8U'43i$; do preferred, öl. Sugar, on spot, 25s, td : afloat, 24s, 9d. Linseed oil, 2s, 3d. Tnrpeut ne, 2fa. Sperm oil. U s, 4d. Petroleum spirits, vs : Refined, 11. Tallow 39s, 9d. Breadstuff quiet and unchanged. Average California white wheat, 12s, 8d (9 12s, lid; club do., J2s, 10d13s: red Western prlng, lis, lid; red winter, nominally at 128&12S, 6d ; receipts of wheat for the pas three days, 41,000 quarters, including 41,000 American ä narters. Corn, 36s, 6d. Bacon Short clear midies, 40s, 9d. Flour, 27s, Od. Ueef, 93s, 6d. Lard,

PAEis, J.ne L-Rentea. WB. kankfort, Jan. L-U. 8. 5.30s of isbz, h. w"1"00 June L-Ctotton-The market la mÄg L'Aä&lF dudln ÄfiK7i- r.rv. bales; in-

Antwerp. Jane L-lteflned pertroJenm.

HON E Y, STOCKS. ETC. , , York. June 1. Money closed at S Der cenL. aft, 1-..:

down to 2 per cent.

Sterling exchanee dull at t4 nrrx'rr, a

60 days and f4 90K4 91 for sight.

customs receipts, f 456,000. Gold weak,' opening- at 112V' rlani;;

112, closing at 112,

carrying rates from to s per cent, lhaassiatant treasurer disbursed f 17 t OOfl Clearings, 115,000,000. ?l000. Snecie encaeemenu tnr

gold coin. 'ws.wi.

Governments quiet and steadv State bonds dull. 7 Hail road bonds firm. The Stock marlrnt w o.l. 41 . .

wlSn )!tlle or no recovery t the

" : ueci ne ranged trom 1; rer cent., Erie having led the market in the iZ7tI? I?' drec,,inl to 32 ..

""V1 Ajaae anore. Northwestern common Rock Island, Westeri. Union. Pacific Mail st. Paul, vy abash, New York Central and Union Pacific. It was ajrain reported on the street, this afternoon, that Amasa Stone had retired, or soon will retire, from i!iefikiehr8 road aDd that his place is to be filled by David Torrance, a son'in-law of Commodore Vanderbilt. Among the sales of stock to-day were 4 -000 shares Western Union, 5.000 Pacific Mail 10.000 Erie. 29.000 Lake Shore. 7,So Union' Pacific, 8.000 NTorthwestern and 4 700 Wabash.

GOVERNMENT 8 ECU Rm KS.

ü. S. 6s 81 O.S.'s to. 17. S. 6'S 'M D. 8. B'8 t5.

U. 8. 6's '65 (new)

w . .. v m U. S. 6'S '68 Ü. a 10-40's Currency 's

5 per cent fd loan..

uoid

sterling....

lue.jW'unnrH n

12I7'l22 1 1 V I 1 -II

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1174 117 W lisMihj, 1VM;1204

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115V. IKS lA)i I2t 114 lUf, 1124 4WI

btatk stocks.

M 1 sourig Old Tennessees... New Tennessees. New Virginias..... Old Virginias Old N. Carolinas. New N. Carolinas

Tue.l W'urih'r.Kn

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Kt.4 81V- . 29 iO uyt

97'

45 : 25 17

35 SO 20

32Vi 30

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11' 30 20 12

The purchasing prices for Government bonos ir Indianapolis vary from the New York Quotations lu 1 oer cent.

OKNKRAL STOCKS.

Canton.....; . W. U. Telegraph Quicksilver-.... Adams xjress.. Wells A Fat go Ex American Kx.. U. S. Ex... Pacific Mail N. Y. Central-.. Erle..

Erie, preferred-

Harlem...-. Harlem, p'f'd-

Micbigan Central.

PltUiburg Northwestern . ., N'thwesfn pref. Rock Island..... N.J. Central..... 8t. Paul St. Paul pref-. . Wabash. Wabash pref.... , Fort Wayne. Terre Haute Terre Haute pref.

Chicago 4 Alton

C ft A. Dreferred

Ohio ft Mlssissl'pl lef Oe A ti..,,-i tii cna q, Lake Shore

Indiana Central-.

Illinois Centra U. Pacific stocks-. Ü. Pacific bends C. Pacific bonds

Del. ft Lackawana.1

Hartford & Erie-..

Tu 'si WuiTu'r.FrL

52 2?

67 4U

128

127

58'

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99 28 93

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