Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1874 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1874.

GKAND opening. 1874- FALL h WINTER STYLES. 1375.

AT THE TRADE PALACE, OCTOBER 7.

"We would resofctfolly announce that oar

(mt-iti.Da&i opening dJ Introductir n of Kall and Winter stylts lu dresso, isuits, O oaks. Talmas. Dollmans. Shawls, Laces, Ronnets, Has, Mllilnery Trimmings, etc, etc-will take

place oq WEDNESDAY, OCT. Z

1ST J frirn DnVllfV A. V. to 10 O'cJOCK P. M.

Hveryhndy lu city anil eourtn earnestly i

t: irpi of Fall and Winter Dry Good in every . . . I -. I ....ttlst lk II

Ipai imeni, SOU (tj'rcim nuruviuii w vu uurlor quality and exceeding low prices.

Xi. S. -A.Z"-ERy3 & CO.,

t'EXTAVB LINIMENTS

Allay palrm, obdu Welling,

heal burns, and will core rheumatism, spavin, and any flesh, bone or muscle ailment. The White Wrapper la for family use, the Yellow Wrapper for animals

Price 50 cents; larg bottles. SI.

Children try fr Ca-storl. Pleasant to

lie rwjneci huuh.iiuio lur uwr n. uui more etroacious la regulating tLe totnaca and bowels.

FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

butter. -XAfJFICATION WKSTKIIN 15 UTTER. Tbc New York Bulletin givea the report of the committee on the butter trade, in whleh aro the lollowiLg points of interest: The classification submitted first classifies butter an eas.ern and western, and next in" to extras, firsts, seconds and thirds ol each. Kwtern constitutes tho supplies from the .Kaster n Hiatea, and We stern is the product wet of New York and Pennsylvania. This is necessitated by the wide difference in the onsluies and prices actually existing between the productions of tfce Eastern S'ates s.nd the balk of those supplied from Western States. This method of grading by ex--tras, firsts, seconds and thirds is simole, prim jcaI, and not experimental, it having been long in practice in older countries. In regard to the proposition of providing a plan which shall enable sellers ol butter of any description to offVr it for sale or for bids at the exchange as calif d from the IM under the clarification, your committee regard it as entirely practical, and recommend its n;l.-p' kn. It ia believed that it will greatly facilitate the transaction of business on a basis open to both buyers and tellers, and r-anlt ill establishing a precise and curafe list oi quotations and correct rmrket reports. It will enablo buyers to purchasg or contract at tho exchange for any description of butter, and thereby check mischievous speculation in the iuterior and regulate this tendency in Now Y'ork. Already the healthy movement of the present State crop is cheeked by these speculative purchases in the interior of the limited class ofbuttrr tow elaw-ifieJ here as extra?. Without doubt, under the new system these contract will bo made here more satisfactorily to all puttie, and with loa detriment to tLe vmn- of trado and the movement of tfce crpOf Western batter arriving at this market it is e-'itim'el that leu than two per cent, is nude on the system fjl lowed in the Stato oi New York. Is the Western States, as a w hole, ttio herds are comparatively 6raall, ai d the waters and grazing la many tecvk.us irapur. The butter is gathered in -aiall parcels, and reworked together in order to havo it uniform in character, all ol Which is more or less injurious to its kepn? qualities. While greit strides oi irnpröveni- Ii ta have taken place to the extent of an enhancement of its market value eome 40 j.r rent, in two or throe years, there is still room for great progress by the adoption of tho Rastern ayntem and co-operalion vr itb the transportation companies in recommending and encouraging improved facilities for afe and quick transportation. Already in many dairy sections of the Western fStatea qualities are produced nearly equal to Eastern, and give evidence beyond question that if made and marketed by the same process would be quite as good. TUB LUMBER INTEREST. The nationalJLumbermen's Association, in session at Kast 8aginaw, on the 16th, passed resolutions declaring that the Canadian lumbermen hold a largo let of pino land limits allow rates, and without risk of loss to standing timber by fire, while we must buy lands at much higher prices and incur loss by fire. Wages are lower in Canada; they pay no taxes to support our Government, save duties on lumber, etc., and are almost entirely exempt from taxes on their Luhnes at borne, while we share the cos's of the support of town, county, State and nation. Resolved, that the reciprocity treaty asked for by British and Canadian officials would grant to men in another country our privileges, white they have no share of our burdens or risks, and that wc earnestly oppose

it as unjust and dangerous to the interests of

the whole eoantry; and that the introduction of said treaty for ratification by the Senate, so near the close of the session, makes it

very apparent that its projectors hoped for the consummation ol this iniquity before the vigilance of the people was awakened to

the gravity of t his outr?ge. iii-wolvcd. That said treaty, if ratified

would result in the paralysis' ot our

industrial pursuits and interests, and

arrompli-ib the invigoratlon of those fcf

British America; and, whereas, it is appar

ent that that there ia an overstock of lumber

now ftianu factored and on the market, which fact bas reduced prices so low that

manufacturers gt little or nothing for tim

b?r standing in lo rests, and an unpromising

outlook ot onr financial affairs the coming

season therefore.

Resolved, That we do hereby pledge ours' lves, individually and as an association, to

use all honorable means to bring the supply within the limits of demand, and to that

erd we hereby agree to reduce the manufac

tare of our mills the coming season at least

one-third below the amount manufactured

for the last two years, and that we invite

our brother lumberman to co-operate with

es in pecurlng the object, provided that the Hpir.t and practice of thin resolution ehall be

generali y agreed to among lumbermen. REVIEW OP THE HOME MARKETS

WSEKXT RBVTBW OT THE ISDIANArOLI-

WHOLESALE MARKETS. Mokdat EvexiSg, September Ji.

There was a very foil attendance at the Board or Trade and a good deal of spirit manifested in eanvsssin A the market. Prices were not maWfally changed in any of the great staple.

The wheat market showed a great degree of

rmnem and freedom in transactions. The price

was unchanged from last week. Cora was very

rm and still g in up. One can scarcely pre

dict what the market will reach before the new

crop c m. s on. In the iirr goods trade there U decided aspect of life and activity, frluts are nuw wild lor Ihm money than before tbe war, and the constant Improvement "In styles baa bruwsht Ihem to a perfection of beamy that

rival costlier fabrics, it 1 farther noticeable tnattbe calico rtresa,wt'h Ita taateful borders

nd trimming, Li beconilxig popular with ladles

of mean, and respeciabe a 'moft anyplace, drooerie a a nnchuiieed aoI tle trade lair. Country proouc U bruising bei ,J" goo entaü(l butter being tu active demand. TUo um In. n-t a.v mi ratvirlul voror li 0 K arrtlS IlOUT al

1'fldoKl : lWdo at öjeoodo,0''' 1 eare.

wbf t pt . : do at 1 1 02; I car yellow " " "" f HtTtc; icar while wheat at 1110; f."n mixed corn at 7Bc ; 2 cars free aboard a roc.lcar bran at 16 50. M , Quotttons are given for the buying rices or min and produce, and tbe sellina prvce ior Hour and other merchandise.

KKCr.IPTH BT UAllOtOAD

Hour... Wneat.. Oats

Kyo

lUrley. llTin.. tattle.. llot ...

tattoo.

Tobacco-

Coal.

ban fl.

Sil ll'MI

Flour.-

Com. t at.s Uye

Barley .......

liran.

att!e..

8,100

. 1.H10

S2.9II0 "

WO " WO 70 tons. tw hf'ad. 3,4-sn head. fri ha lea. ZU bhds. Uötoaii.

barrels.

bushels.

10,40)

o l.toa W ton. head. JMi head. lot ha . 2Mhhds. 21 tons.

(Xitiou.

. Ti bnCCO Coal

BREAlWTUtFS. Flour Ii pretty dull and hard to dlsposs of.

Fancy brands, for old ........- o 0031 V) Fancy brands, for new . , 5 &".." 7." Family 5 S"!ö 60 Low rrade....-...'......-...-3 50

Mill Kftd In fair snpply. Bran and bort are quoted at tl-lö, One feed at I1Ö, and middling at llsa'JO. . W H kat steady. New wheat, red. MOCJl 03; amber, fl 0331C3; white, 1051 10. corn Is sirong and active. Clear yellow and high mixed, shelled In elevator is quoted at Töf 7rfo : white. 80c for choice: ear scarce and not well

aetiled at any price, say 7ä&77c

OAT Uoteu at tMGrJX per ousuei. Kvb Is histher. Quoted at Due. Baslby Quotations are held atSl 00(31 Kc. COUNTRY PRODUCE. The prices below are those of J. K. Bndd

& Co., and are unchanged from last week.

Kocs Alartet 1 urra. tuousa

at..

Bctteb Oho.'ce firm at

Oood and sweet

Poor white,

GKAifS Prime Navy.........

ommon mixea..

r.irufWA x -

Feathers Prime

common mixed uuck.

PouLTtT Live:

e d turtceys. per . Young turkeys dull, per lb.

Old fowls.

Young chicken liOOtfitrs . Ducks ........ (.ee9e .

ix v ai .........

Oviovs Worth S3 75(34 iSper barrel for white. Vkgetablks Potatoes, new early rose, 570c

per bushel. Hweet potatoes, ?3 W) 50 for yd

low.

Tamjow Quoted at ejic Hops At 4 c per pound. Honey Is bought at 12V43UOC per ponnd. bo. PS -Indianapolis Oerman, 6'ic; Irocter A

Gamble's and Work's Uerman, 77J4c. Babbit's

CANNED GOODS In eood demand. Toma

toes. Slbs.. fl 50,5! 6ü; S lbs. S-00 i'i ; Yarmouth

eora,F2 7ifc1-S0:fountaIn sugar ?2C.';Torphyf-J 60;

Uallimoreuo, wigz fri; i'eacnes, zios, 3.ow.j:a lbs, ; pie peaches, 2 lbs., 175: Western pack

ing. 2 1b, r.!3o(a2 o0; do, 3 lb, Mi1joo(t; bic& berrk-sfl 60(1 60; strawberries. 2 lbs, WS.j -.jii: ra;ilerrie t lbs, 82 ö0(a.2 W: whortleberries, S-2o QlMi pineapples, 2 lbs, t2 60 42 7ü; green peas,

lti, 3 'Liiti mz siring oeans, i .oa-; iiumoii, 1

lb. Vi W&l b ; do, 2 lbs, S3 60Q3 7a.

FUEL. (Viu, Tu onlr soM bv tne hundred pounds.

The bcale ol priced is as fol'ows:

venia.

11V.J 1 outa as 160 25 60 253 SO

3 00 2 mr 25 2 ca 2 tO 4 M 1H

Brazil Clock, per hundred.

sina creeit...

...... ""'

.....

m .... .. ... ...I ..... ..

oil ' 'VI m

15 1:1 4-i SI

Highland grate.

liUlilai.d steam.

Pilttxburs

Anthracite..

Itrazll nut...

Itrazil steam ..

si aMc .......

Virgiula caunel..

Indiana caunel.

Coke Vo. Wood Is trusted at S-l BUILDING MATERIALS. Cement Is Quoted at ri2j per barrel. Plaster

Paris Michigan. t..50 pe' barrel; eworfe,W per barrel. Lime Hantingtou, 3öc; Flat Rook :J2e per bushel. White sard, U per band. Fire brick.JJ-i per M. Firo Cay, 75c per bushel. Building; brick, S6.50Q, according to quality. Ii.h. ntne. at f.t60. Ilair. w per bushel. . Nails,

His and Cos, 8 l.W: ba and l. li.o; 6a ana .s,

Sä.

LUHBEU.

Pr?.'r:

1 and 2 clear, per M.feet. FlooriDK. dressed ..

Hiding, dressed

Htoclt bo a ras

O' Jlavy, öi.62c; black tobacco, öü aü c; bright navies and quarters, W&Wc ; smoking bran is 2Sfiii"c.

Woodkn Waejc No.tubs per dozen ,S9 lOlO ;N o. 2'dit.o, 50., No. 2 ditto, 7 &'?; No. 1 Churnh,

com non, per aoren, au; io. - auto, tu; No .1 ditto, $H &i; No. 1 cedar churns brass

bound, til No. 2 ditto. IJKafcU: No. 1 ash

churns, SIS; No. 2 ditto. f 16; No. 3 ditto, S14; stave

nair Dusnei measures, ja öu; noop iron bound ditto, 16 0 keelers, five in nest, $2 25: mea

sieves, 14-lß, S2; ditto 18, t2 i; O U buckets

two hoop, S2 0w2 10; ditto three hoop j Sj2

8ALT-lAke. S ir215; Ohio river, fl!Q180, tsonA iagllh, 7(j7Jc ; American, 63'c. HAY AND STRAW.

Nothin new can be reported for this market.

'.and t ade continues dull. , Hay- Louse Timothy is quoted at f 15ai7 per tot' Iroro wagons. Tight pressed is quoted at Slö

(17." and leOiMj ditto at 1HI7, and ti more from siore. 8 ka'w Is sellin 1 at i10c per hundred pound, or at Si boai pe load. Hides- Best city butchtrs green bides, trimmed, cow.h, 'iuc; ht ers.ee; do kip. Viatic: dry rilnt, l5$Ue, Krve i Batled. cured. Kloc, as to cure: dry raited, 13i5c; green calf, per pound, 14lTc;dry aalf, Äsc; sheep ski .s, 25c(3ll50, as to quality. TINNERS' 8TDCK AND METALS. Trade is good and improving. Tin Dlwte, 1C, 10x14, ebarcoal. lot qus.1 Hy ............-.... ..f 13 00 f Tin plie, 1X...... -....-..... lö 0') (?

Tlu rooflng, 1C. HxaJ... 12 50

11:, Vim ,,, ,. 2b tv

.,.............

Copper bottoms

riruss Kettle-. No. 27 iron R..

No. 27 smontn iron U Zinc, per sbeet.

percasK., Piir tin, Strait's.,

Brifch annealed wircr, Nos. 6 to 6, per lh -1

Holder, tinners'.

S3 5 0 4

( 64 0

20 3

Copper sheeting 14 to 15 z... " planished, 14 to ltf oz.

- 0011

M bottoms Lead Pig ... u bar ...

Antimony....-

Ilabbltt metal................ heet iron, Nos. 10 to 14.- " Nos. 15 0 20.. No. 27, B. .

(4 (3

9 B . .öS3.1

c IS (4 12 (, 5 (j 10 "lias

FISH. The trade Is generally quiet. On codfish protty brisk. White per half barrel ........,1 6 003 6 50

quarter bhrrcl

A A 0. .... .......... .... California üalraon, per half barrel..., 44 4 frif Mackerel, new mess,. per barrel

nan narre.,

quarter barrel...

it it u.m ex. No.l.hf brl. So. i half brl..quarter brl " kita

Holland hernnc. per kec. .......

3 o. l smoked m-rrlnx, per box

' ' scaled. ,

Halibut, smoked- ......,

Hkiuned cat, half barrel

quarter barrel....- " " kits

DRY GOOD? Trade is more active as (he season advances. PKINTS.

Hpragnes, fancy... .....

American

Allen.

Cocb - ca.. .....

Pacific.

Meniruack...

Con nest oga

A ncona... ..... Mournlnes. .

Solid colors ...

3 40(1

1 :J(4 12 50 3 25 23 UM 11 5I412 00 .1 0fl;4 8 WV. 1 41' 1 50 6 MX 7 W)

3 &0f 1 (i4 1 60,4 7 5e,t S 7.rH4 1 0

buoyaut at the clor-e, hi the h best prices ol t he day were uiade. The au va W! was very peneral aud In some case qiiltt, .'-rie advanced to X7, on the buoyancy of the Lonu,n market and the piospectsof a fsvorable report from tbesccountants this week. Unln PaclQC advanced toün'4, on Inrue deal inns. Western l?ion advanced to 7r'.. Northwestern lo iTJi Ne York t entral to ln R..ck Island to 1(2, ft. pul to 33,S, C..C. A I. o. to lljand bioa 10 2 The advance m the remainder of the list was ltHlmx."lant aud ranged from H to l p r cent. The total transactions on the stock exchange to-day were over It,w u shares. Amou th- sales of stocks to-day were 1100 shares of Nevr York Central, 1,0.0 Erie, 4Jv Lake Hhore, 12.uu Northwestern." 12.äu Pacific Mail,9,0i)0 St. Paiil.27,K) estefn Union, Haa Wabithb and 4",u,o Union Pacific. . OOVKKNMKNT 8H(1URITiKK .

1 40

TICKING.

Omfs, S2 Inch. ... ..

AmoKkeaz A CA.... .........

t ....... 1 .1

Conestoga, 4-4 Medal.....

i, Medal ............ t;xira ya Medal

Kxtra 4-4 ledsl -.. .

Le Wigtown, SH Inch .......

iucn .. 2U Inch -....,

Plaid Nashville.. Pepperell..

Stark. ...

....26

ISO

BROWN DRILUKO.

8UIUTING arums.

513 Wfi.'J2 00 , 22 fi9,aH0 1 , IS Oira22 1)0 , Id 0O(ltf OU , 14 0UC . 14 00(4 ' , 'M OO J.'l 00 , 13 00ft

4 00(4 3 504) 3 (Ho3 3d OOoU 00

Common boar 1s .

Bill stuff, to 18 teet mil stctr, over 1 feet Heavy Umbers. 1 tO extra per M. Kheetlng. ... ...

A sawed shlngUs....

Ho. 1 sblnKiea .-... ... Routbern pine flooring, rouuh.

Poplar

Clear-

Common..... Culls... .-

Ash

it and d......,

Chekuv ..

Black Wadntjt

Island id, dry

1st and 2d, green..

Culls

DRUÜÖ. No new features have been developed in

market, aud trade continues good. Aanafoetida lb .... 35 a

Alcohol. cal.................. S2 Qw $4 2

KOODOO

Hi 0(17 0) 10 CftXJ

22 OOTO on 22 OUa-i uo ... &5 00 UK 00 45 IIOSO OU

18 uüa) to

this

American, 6-3...,

3-3 Whlttenden .... ..

13 .14

BATT1NU.

Ordinary..-.-Middling..'.

liest tibsue... ... -...... CARPET CHAIS. White..-............

Colored...

Coverlet warp

BROWS 8HEKTINGS.

Vermont.,

Nahvillc..., MiJdlevllle Idaho... New Albany, ... Stark, A Ijaurel, f)

IiHlirci, H

Park, A..

40 10

CO 1 20 3 47 1 SO 50 4o 6 75 is

2 15

a 8 50 . CilO 5 t 2 70

64 & (J a

Alum, lb .........-.-. 4!(4

Camphor, lb, ..... S5 J

Cochineal, lb. ..................... 00 Chloroform, lb- -..,... 110 Copperas, bris per Ib..... 2 Cream tartar, pure, lb 4-5

inaigo, io. ..... 1 m Licorice, Calab, lb, genuine.' . 45 Magnesia, car b, 2 oz, lb...... ,'.. 5) Morphine. P. & W. ounce 6 50 Madder, lb 18

Castor oil, No. 1, gal.. ..-. 2 00

Berxamot ou 10 a w

Opium, lb.... ... 10 Oil

uuinine. oa......... .. ........-. a

botiD. casUle. fr lb .. 14 (4

Soda, bicarb, Kegs. lb.-. 6J4 Halts, ensom. lb......' . 4 5

Snuff. OarreU'a pack, per gross. 17 00 (4 SnutT. Garrett's, per case of 4 dos. 16 UO 14 Sulphur, flour, lb...... ... - 5 (4 6 Haitpetre.lb -.. 10 d '.25 Borpe ntine. gal ... ... 42 & ' 45 FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. ' Are in cood demand at una rates. The quotations below will be found to be nearly the same as last week. N cts Quoted : Almonds, soft shell. 23325c; Alberts, TiJlSo; walnuts,French, 11c; Naples, ldc; Prsiil nuts,12jl4c, peanuts, raw, 8GJc; rda-ted, Ual2K. Domestic Fp.m. Dried cherries pitted S23 Sic, Dried blackberries WäüOc. Green apples, choice SI 00ti2 50 barrel. Peaches fciS'.iuc per box: ti per buvhti. Pears, Bartletts, S2&2 fi per butihel. Qulaces,S OCs 50 per bushel. Tomatoes nomiual. urapea in good demandat 5(9öc per p-jund. Foreign Frtrrrs Oranges ont of market. Lemons Palermo and Freuen, SltC12 0J; dates lo314c per pound; new raisins, layers, are held t S3 603 75; London layer ti lt I 25; Mucatel, crown. Si 004 25; double crown, $4 2-5 (-4 50; Valencia raisins, 14.415c; Sultana, llSc; drum figs, 16c; lajer figs, laatc; citron, SlciJc; euxranU,10c; Turkish prunes, new, 1413c, UROCERIE3 Broov Commoa, ti 25; medium, 53 50; ettra,(15U. Canolks SUr. lO-Hs per pound, summe pressed, I3,14c per pounul. Hotel. Cukesb quoied at 14 J'öo ior prime to choice factory. . v Coffeb Quiet. RoastingXcrades of Rio are quoted at liJS'atCOKc; fair to jKod at 21&iHe; prime at 2U-4; choice to faiicy at 26c ; iläjc for lAguayra, and SOlo for Java. Mola ss -a New Orleans, 7d(5"fi per gallon. Kick Carolina, 90; Rangoon, 73S, Pau a, SH(4. Louisiana, 6XUc. Süqaks New Orleans out of tbe market, Refined la quoted at ll4o for A; uallo tor extra C; aud 113120 ;for hard; yellow Bugars X3 liiriCES Pepper, 2830c; allspice, 2022o: clove, 57i c xassla, öoiäto. Teas -Gunpowder Is quoted at 75c 1 50; lm perinl, &xaSi 20; Hyson. SI Ol 00, -Oolong, 60c 4 f I ; Ensllsb Breakfait, 60(aS c. Tobacco Roy al Ucxn is quoted at 783S0c ; Mond

2D 17 19

22 jj 21 21 v 12 11 015 S1S 12J5 so S7 42 lov; jo.1-; 10 V)li my 10 K 7 7 8 9 10 11 .,12 lilt MM 30 . 13 2 25 HO

Granite. H .. lied ford, R Pepperell, N Pepperell. O... I' pperell, K....

1 eppereii, .... BI.EACUE1 SHZBTI5G3. Lon sdale. . . ...... . . . ...

Hope... ... Rlackstone . M cmonet Hill, . 11111,4 4 Irwight Star.. Vaughn, AX . Rod DogOuaker ..........-

Cam brics, Lonsdale.. .... . . . " Younn Warrier .....,

M Jaoea Knight ...., GKAIN BAGS. Amoske?, A.... ........ ......... 1? W Iß tQ f llB.a -IHimMtllMIMtMUM Tit ,...,.. WH M MM'M-jtt. j OiOQ,.MltHMM- ' " I Li&xid cr .

IRON AND STEfc.LBusiness la improving and prices aie firm. . Bar Ikon y. Inch to 4 inches by inch to 1 inch, 3.4; inch to VA Inch, roqnd, 3.4; other si zes a t regular list prices. Tools Axes, Simmons' patent, S14; ditto plain, S13 25; Mishawaka silver steel, 22. Cross cut saws, Atkins' improved patent, 55c per foot ; ditto half patent, ööc: clipper saws, 65c: llffhtciusr, ftac; carriage bolts, tu per cent, discount from list. IIoksb anoE Quoted at W 2533 sr, and mule shoes at $7 2547 50 per ke, standard brands. Honwiboe nails Putman'w 8x, vc; An Sable, 25c; Great Western, 24o; Northwestern, 2oc. Nails Quoted at lOd to WVl at Si 2o per keg, and smaller numbers at tbe usual advance. steel Sandenou oei eiigli.sb tool, CSc; American tool, 20c;sprlnz ateel, li inch.l-Jic; 1)4 inch and over, 11c; mill pick 6hapes, 'AX. - oils. Linseed oil, raw, 82c; boiled, 87S8c. IaM oil, current make, winter strained, SI 10lli. Tanner's oil, Strait's bet, 6571. Banks' bet, tWQtiäc Labrador. tHSlS5c. Ren ned coal oil, l'JJya Ho for standard; eaolme for lamp 2Ckj-x;; lalbrtcating and machinery oils, Söaoic. PROVISIONS. The market is very firm and stronir with ten

dency upward. Bulk shoulders, 9yAc clear rib, 14kc; clear, 15c. Eacon shoulders, llc; clear

rib, 16c; clear, 16c Hummer lard, nc. SEEDS.

Timothy is quoted at f3&3 25; clover at (7 0

7 j; nax seed at si ou. WHISKY-Steadv at Si 01

WOOL Market steady. New woo! comine in

freely. Quoted for un washed, 2S,4ü0c; for fleece . a - . , . . . 1 . C . .

WaAueu. 0CH440C1 ana ior iuuwmucuiwmho. WINDOW GLA8 - - Hinele Btronclh.

2nd Qual. 1st Qual

Wi 7.1

7 25 11 Qu 13 CO

rsesessasisss

7 CO

8 CO

81S to h-xlO.,

x!5 to 10x13. ....

loxlttto 12xlS 12x30 to 20x20

Discount sixty per cent, off above.

MOÜEY, STOCKS, ETC. New York, Sept. 21. Treasury disbursements, 159,000. Custom receipts, S 1H5.000. Money easy at 22V per cen t. Prime discounts, 5e per cent.

Bterllne exchange quiet at SI 8334 &Zi for 60

days ami Si 86Vi(84 uy7 for sight. Gold steady at ltf9k,falW'.

CarrvlBK rates, hai percent- with loans flat.

Uemilngs, SI0.0O.I.0U. State bonds quiet and nominal. Railroad bonds onlet and steady. IMvi-rnmenuacthe. but Bllchtlv off.

stocks were strong all uay, and active and

U. 8. 6's Ul Ü.S.C'8 '. . V. S. 6's M... U. S. 's "B.5. U. S. 6's (new)U. S. 6's w. U. B. 6'S 'M. .. U. 8. 10-40's Currency 6's...... jer centra loan., (iold Sterling

Tue. W u

ii7j.;r,8 11 112k ii2W:i U-i ll.SJillo us ,11 in

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1 1 r .

117

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111 ill v u.

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4M 4X4 miMH

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H5Ni!115S llti.lllff.

116' IltH-ijllas,

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"The purcbaalnif prices tor Government bonus In Indianapolis vary from the New York qnota-

1 nin 7TiiM 1 nercenL.

-STATE! 8TOOKS.

Mlnonris.

Old Xenuessees New TenacRscQs.N e w VI rel n las Old VlrKinla Old N. Carolinas New N. Carolinas

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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. Spot. 2l.-Flour-Is ouiet: re

ceipis, 12XOI bands; closing quiet ; sales were mao f supirüue Western auu f Late at S4 4"; 5 W; common to good extra Vi c tern and state at th UU(5 15; good te choice do at S5 fiiyj bö; white wheal W extern extra at tö 8.Vä8 4S; common to good extra Ohio a Si lUÖ bit; common to choice 81. louls at S5;üaa Ou. Rveöonr Is

quiet aijd steady : sales were made at S4 .T( -5 bo. C(rn lneaiIs quiet; Ues wer made of Weatern at SI 203,4 ". Whet Is heavy and lower;

receipt ,o2i, 1 X busm Is: sales were uiade of No.

3 Chlcnyo sprlug at SI 10(5:1 11; No. 2 Chicago spring at 1 ll.U 15 No. 2 North weniein

prinn at ii loii; new no. a Milwaukee at si 15

(tl I'A-i; old do at Si UDarMded Iowa and

Minnetsota rpritiK ax si iiiai ib: new snrintrat

81 V.'S; uew wiuter red Western at SI 24;

new t-muer ao atsi2i;l 2b; while Western at

Si -71 40. Rye Is quiet; sales were made of new -t 90täütc. Barley Is active. Barley ms.li Is steady; aales were made of .Western at $1 25. Corn Is higher with uioredaiDg; receipts bushels; sales were made of Western

mixed at ttiiac: hlth mixed and vellow West

ern ai aöSe. Uia Are more taeady ; receipts W.WXl bushels; sales were maae 4f mixed Wesiern at W.aCCSc Hiv Ia ouict: sales wero made ef shipping at BOQIjöc. Uop Sales were aoade of 1-1 atoe15c- ls73 at 15a3Uc; 1572 at 12a16c.

(kflee Is firm ; sales were made of Rio at 15' 2oc Kold. Surfar is firmer and In good demand ; sales were made of fair to good rcdnimr al S'if !c. Molassess Is quletand unchanged Rice

is dim ana uncr.augta; sales were made 01

Carolina at C'ic. Petroleum Is dull; sales were

mode of crude at f0,; re n need at UiiU Kosin Is firm : ssles were made of siraiüed at

ti 2 ß2 Ü0. Turpentine Sales were made of spirits at oVc. Fsrs Are firm : sales were made at 2öv25. Pork Is dull and unsettled : sales were

madeofcew mess at S23 lew 24. Beef Is quiet;

sales were made o( mes- a S12 50(13 50; exi ra do at S14ai5: beef hams unchanged. Cut meats-

Are oulct: salts were made o( pickled shoul

ders bulk at fee; do bams bulk at löVc Miud es Are firm: saleB wero made of long clear at He.

Lard Is heavy; sales were made of prime

steam at 14c. Bntter Is firm ; sale were made of Western at 21(XTtc. Cheese Is unchanged: sales were made of common to piime at llr

l&ic Whisky is firm ; sales were made at si 07 ai on. . ...... r CHICAGO, Sept. 21. Flour Is unchareed. Wheat is quiet and the market Is weak; sales were made of No 1 Chicago spring at SI l3; No 2 Chicago spring at 9c cash; 87rvc seller September: SMic seller October; No 8 Chicago spring at S1J-4C; rejected at Sc. Corn Is lu active demand and prices have advanced pales wero made ol No 2 mixed at tVJc p5t ; 8lc seller September; 7?' go aeher October; 7sc seller all the year. Oats have advanced; sales were made of No 2 at 5-jic casli ; 51c eller September; 4üc was bid for seller October; sales were made of white at 53?4 (öic: rejected Is nominal. Rye Is steady-, ales were rnadoof No 2 at 91c. Barley Isla fair demand at flower rates; sales wero made of No 2 at Si 15 spot; SI 12 seller September; No 3 at 9 iflOic. I'ork Is very dull ; lobbiug sales were made at 823 cash ; 17 öö seller all the year. Lard Is steady; sales were made at J1170 seller ail the year. Bulk roests Are firm. Whisky Is in active demand and prices have advanced; sales were made at St 01. Lake freights To Buffalo, üc for corn. Ou tne opeu boaid this afternoon wheat closed higher; sales were made at fcsVU; seller September; Söc seller October. orn closed higher; sales were made at 82c seller September; Vi-.io seller October. Oats closed unchanged. Receipts Floor, 6.000 barrels; wheat, lu,tt'j bushels; corn, lüö.yOO bushels: oats, 47," t,Ö bushels; rye, 8,0 J bushels: barley, ll.OuO bushels .shipments Floor, 1,000 barrels; wheat, m.ikO bushels; corn, 7,xxi bushels ; oats, 14.1W0 bushels; rye, 75tJ bushels ; barley, bfial bushelä. ST. LOUIS. spt. 21. Cotton Is quiet ind there is but little doing. Flour Is slow, except lor extra winter and double extra winter, which is scarce and wanted. Wheat I dull and prices are drooping: eales were m-.de of No 3 red tall at 1 uöiJU 00; No 2 red winter at 81 16 1 17J. Corn Is dull end r rices have declined; sales were made of No 2 mixed at 81c. OaU Are lower; sales were madoof No 2 at 6253c cash; 53c regular and seile eptember ; 52J4 seller October; 52J4e seller November: SiJc seller December. Bailey Is firm and prices remain unchanged. Kve Is dull ; sales were made at WV4 Wie. Whi-ky Is ürm; sales were made st SI 02. Pork Is lower; sales were made at $.4 7ö(a2öW mostly delivered ; 813 seller January. Bacon Is dull and prices are lower, with only an order trade; sales were made of should rs at lüUc; clear rib sides at 16!4ie?Jc; clear sides ailtc Lsrd Is steady; sales were made of good at 817 75 seller February. Hogs Are firm; sales were made of stockers at SiSäSoo; medium at Sö (05 5 J ; York era and bacon at Sü Oüra 75; butchers' stock at 87 UKJ7 75.: Cattle Are firm and in po d demand; sales were made of Texan s at tlf-0y.lAj; fair to choice native s'eers at 35üC4 6 tO. Receipts Flour, 6,y barrels; wheat, 42a) bushels; corn, 13.1W) bushe s; oats, 21,000 bushels. Shipments Wheat, 1,000 busheis; coru, 70 busLels. BALTIMORE, Sept. 21. Flonr The market is unchanged; sah'S were made of Howard Street and Western superfine at 81 65(35 4u; do extra at S5 4005 75; do family at 85 ftQ4 25. Wheat Is firm and unchanged; sales were made of No. 1 red Western at SI 2; No. 2 red Western at SI 22 1 24: reiec-ed at SI 10! 17: amber Western at

1 Mal 2ö: white Western at 1 2xJl 84. Corn-

Is buoyant and strong, sales were madeof Western mixed at tsc. Oats Are firmer; sales were madeof Western mixed attWfatioc: white West

ern at61a63c. Rje Is firmer; sales were made at 95cai UO. Hay Is dull; sales were made at 118 tiuralS 00. Pro, isions Are steady, with a fair

lonhlnir demand. Mess DO) k Is unchanged:

ssles were made of new at $24 10. Bacon Is firm; sales were made of sho alders a". Ho; clear rib sides at lbc. Hams A.re dull; sales were nuaiie of sasiar cured al i4tic. Lard Sales were made of refined al 15c. Batter- Western is firm

and scarce; "alee were niade at 2(&2So. Coffee la strong; sales were rrade at li'lV. Ptra-

leum Is unchanged ; sales were madeof crude at 4?44j.s. Whisky Is quiet, and steady; salts

Hwe maae .1:1. .

lOLKDo, sept. 21-Floar tes-iy ; sales were m..do at f- 7o.7 ). Wheat The uiarket is 1c higher, closing quirt; Sales were made of No. 2

wiuie waoan at 81 21; No. 2 do SI U: No.

w''tV icnigan at 117; extra white Michigin at : I 23; amber Michigan, easn aud seller October, a; 81 II -No I r. d, at 1 l'l 13; 2 red at SI 0KV4 tO; No.iatSl UJ; No. 1 amber HlliiOis ai Sl it,:

io z ao i i4. corn

The market 'If. klirhor-

sales were made oi higu mixed at W: seller

rvpieiuoer ni mc; teiltr October at HKe;low roltted at &?;; Michigan at 2Uc: no grade at 2c:

new Wier iSoveiuber at tisc ; sell : r 1 ec m ter at Oc Oats Are a shade better; sals were made

01 ja jaiw.PO -aiöS'c; Michisau at.ajie; reflected at 51c; white at 5.s-Ac. Fre ghis Are dull and nnctianged. ReceiutÄ Floor, hw barrels; wbewv. &vAi bushels; corn, 14,tity busheis;

,w uuiuris. nnipmeDM-riosr, none

wueai. uw isaeuKii corn, lifiiv basncis; oats,

LOUIS VILLI, Sept. 12.-Cotton-I dnil

ana drooping; nies were made at 15Jic. t-lour 1 dull a ad declined ; sales were mde of superfine at S3 7 fit 25; extra at SI 2T,;4 75; exira

fit 86 70. V heat Is- unchanged ; sales were

untie oj rea ai sic; amber at 81 iu: while a-t 81 üä. Corn Is firm roales were made at fc3(JFjc.

uai-re scarce ana mm; sales weie made at

oo..c. l.ye is uncaanged; sales were mate al lOc. oik la kowuial. Bacon Ls tlrn;

7" wcid uiiuo t, w. tn iL, 10, 10 lOJJtt BtiRar-cured hams Wales were made at Hake; platu at Uyt(il?ic. Bulk meats-Are fair; sales wer . made at lo, 10!, lä, läVi. t&'l Lrd t-iulea were made st Wiilsky bales were made at tl (L. Ragjing-Sales weie made of two lb hemp at U?ton,V; Hax and Juieat II i.'c, as to weight.

KUIL.A.UKL1PHIAV. Vrr rj Flonr-Th mar

ket Is dull; bales were made of 8iipcrflr.eat M i5

tow i; exua at 84 ii4 5ü; Northwestern extra

lamny ux u0(g.7 ; Indiana and utilo extra lainlly at 8ö 2;--'3 50; high grades at S W'(8 5f.

nuwiv lau miorcnoice, but other grade are

nominal; aaies were made or ret at tl 2ucl 21; amber at 81 7(al IS; wuite at 81 :Wil 45. Kve Kwles were made at 9i5 j!;c Corn Is scarce and firmly held; sa.es were made of Western mixed at 'JSc. Ietrolenin Sales were made of refined at

(! Hc iu bulk. Wbiaky Ia In fivir üeinan4 aud higher; sales were made at SI 5. Butter la

nrm ; sales were made of Western choice at 2s($ :c; fair to good at 23:; ooranion at 2o.

Cneese 1 firm ; satea were made of , rime Western at 1213c:half skims at 10'. He. Eggs Are firm ; sale were made of Western, by express at

i-iv; nvawra, im;nt 101s, B (j .

CINCINNATI. Sept. 21.-Cottou Is lower;

b-jcb were maae ai K;i,c. Flour Is steady. Wheat Is unchanged. Corn Is firm;

sales were made al Wlc. Oats Are hrm;

sales were made al joa. itye Is firm ; ies were made at Doi 00. Barley Is in good demand at full prices; sales were mace of sprinsat 81 hVa 125; lall at SiiRVuliU. Unsed oil ia uil.

changed, lard ell I unchanged. Eggs Are

scarce and nrm; aale were made of fresh at ItSc Butter Is firm and unchanged. Cheese ls Dr. Lard lain fair demand at lower rate?

sales were made of summer at 137-ic Bulk

meat Are qui. t; sales made or shoulders at 14, l'Kl4Yi15ke. Bacon Is stesdy; sales were maoe

or hhou dors at lojlle; clear rib at 16c; de; at lüic Whisky Sales were made at SI L

MILWAUKEE. Sent. 21. Wheat Is weak;

sales were maoe o No. 1 spring at SI V; No 2 at ;r'ic; seller September at mTlc: teller Octet.

bar at ikf'io. cirn- Is doll and lower; sales were madeof No. 2 mixed at "HfaivTC. oain Aronuv

and iu lair deniauu; iale were made of No. 2 at S'!4c. Rye Is scarce aLd r.omiaal; sales were made of No. 1 at 9öc. Barley Is ie8 active and Kteady; aale were made ol No. 2 September al SI 2u; selkr October at Use. Freighh To Bui-

fan, i4c Cowego, 7Xc. Receipts Flour. 3,ixx be.rrels; wheat, SuO bu-hels; roru, SV.Güii bufhel-. shipments Flour, ajß.v barrels: wheat. .ju bush-

els: corn. 79.X bushtls.

CLi:VELND,8erjt,21 Wheat The market Is

dull and Heavy; sales wsre madeof No. 1 led

winter at 81 ll; No. 2 red winter at SI 07. Corals firm and nominalh belter; sales were madeof high mixed at 8c: low mixed at K7c: ears on

truck at JvRaJMc. Oats Are ucchaueed: sale

Were made olNo. 1 state at 55o; No. . Si aie, oüc; while a i 65c. Peiroieura Is steady : sales were

snade of standard while in car lots at t4c; Ohio Sate, test to Jjo dceress. at li-e. IteceiniH

Wheat. 1.7.41 bushels: corn, l.kw busheis: oats.

Io.l 0 bush Is. .

PiTTSKCKG, Sept. ' 21. Wheat was firm

and prices were unchanged; Pennsylvania and

Ohio nd sold, at SI lo; white 811&M2;

corn, firm at tW uSc Petroleum -Crude, quiet at Vlcat harkrr's lor In. mediale shipment; rellued quiet, Philadelphia delivery at 11 spot; i-cJier liiit half of October, at 12c; last half i2

LJVJJ öTÜXMv MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS . LIVE 8TOCIT MARKET. Monday, September 21, 1S7L In the lo-al yards it was said to be the biggest

and worst market of tbe year. There happened

to bo rather too many cattle, the number being

337 head. Anion z these were enosch zood cat

tle to supply the local, demand and leave 150

head over sold. There were no shippers in mar

ket: Best but her'8 stock bought. S3 75 to SI 25:

eood to fair, S3 to Si 5u; common to poor, 82 to

Hoos-Demand active. Fat hoes worth 86 to

K &; extra hcav.-,S5 75. There were ltOstock

bogs In tbe pens selling off readily at So loSi 60. rherw Lave been distributed among the farmers from this rolnt u,U00 bogs thus far. of which the

firm of edgwlck & Co- have handled 2000.

ro sneep in market.

CINCINNATI LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Cincinnati. Sent. 21. Cattle Receipts were.

for tbe week, 6,Hu head cattle; 7,2V7 head sheep:

lu, bed bogs; the market vai active and

firm for better grades, which are scarce.and slow

aud easier for Inferior and medium; t-ehiug at öMKaöO', 84 50(4-5 tu, 83 25f$l 5, dXJitySlO. Shkkp and lambs eep steady and firm :

all selling al S3 u)&4 50. Lambs active at tl 00 -5 1. Hogs Fat hogs steady and firm for prime: lnfeilor dull; whole range t5 50ei7 50; fat hogs wanted at 775.

NEW YORK. LIVE STOCK MARKET. New ork, Sept. 21. Bkkf Cattle Receipts

to-day were 6ti bead, making 10,510

head ror tno week against euu neau ior same time last week ; tbe market was fair at about former Quotations: poor to extra native steers

ranging irom üc per lb, to dress to lbs per gross cwt.uuto 13c penb todros 5 lbs per gros cwt;

medium to good lots ranging from tiX1 cwt, going at 8i0 o" 12 50; some foreign cattle were J

uncommonly good and tne extreme range ior Texansand Cherokeeswas t7txjlu50 per cwt. to dre- 64'581b to gross cwt. Sales were, 14 cars of Illinois steers averaging 6?i cwt. at S 10 50 ftlioo per cwt; 10 cars do, averaging U?4 cwt, at 810 15 410 60 ; 4 cars do, averaging 9 cwt, at 812.50 4 13 CO; 7 cars do, averaging 7j cwt, at 8117512 00; Scttrs do, averaging cwt. at 81') WiO; lu cars do.averaciDst 7, cwt. at S10 501251): ücars of Mis

souri cat tlo uvoraging "4 cwt, atSlütxtper cwt,

to dios i& los per gross cwt; scars oi .oioraao cattle avcragiiig 7 cwt, at SU 00 to dress 54 lbs to icrosMCWt; 4 cars o? Kentucky sieerv, averaging 7cwt, atS12i'0ral2 5"; 11 cars do, a eraging bfi cwt, at S12 oCvilölt) ; 13 cars do, averaging cwt, at, 812 5i(u 13 1: 19 cars do, averaging y cwt, nt 11 Uü(3l7ö; tt earn do, averaging 74 cwt, at 11 'Jo (12 75; 3 cars of Cherokee cattle averaging -tf cwt, at 10 uo to dress &ö lbs per gross cwt : 2 cars do, averaging 5U cwt, atfcW-5; 4 cars of lexans, averxging ty cv, t.at 810 5 , to dress t lbs to gret cwt; 4 cars do, averaging 5 cwt, a S9 5(1, to dre nt 65 ibi per gross cwt: 6 cars do, averaging 5 cwt, at uo, io dress 54 lbs per gross cwt ; S cars of Colorado cattle, averaging 6 cvrt, al 8 00 to dress 54 lbs to gross cwi, and 1 car of Texans, averaging 44 cwt, ai 17 U0 to dress 61 lbs per gross cwt. sheep and Lambs The receipts to-day were ln.i.o head; making 23,UX head for tbe week, against H,t,7 head lor same time last week. The market is brltkfel Friday's quotations, with alargevi lume of business. Sheep ranged from 4Goic per lb; lambs, Sfi&ro rcr lb; sales were, tt crsof Canada lambs averaging tt) lbs. at 7J4eper lb; 2 cars do, averaging to lbs, at 'W 1 car Stale lambs, averaging 70 ib, at 8c ; l car do, averaging til lbs, atJic; Jcar do. averaging til lbs, at 7i-4c ; J ; car do, averaging 56 lbs. at bc ; car do, averaging 56 lbs, at 'c; 1 car do, averaglnir 71 lb- at hcz 1 car of Kentucky lambs averag

ing 59 lbs, at bgC ; 1 car do, averaging 69 lbs, at ti?c;2caisof Ohio sheep, averaging 85 lbs, at 6c; i ear do. averaging j lbs, at,c?c; 1 car do, averagings: lbs, a.t5: lcar do, averaging V7 lbs, atoV.c; 1 car do,averagmg Hälbs, at Cc; lcar do averaging 2 lbs, atcjhc; 1 car do, averaging S71b8, attic; icar do averaging 70 lbs, at 6c; lcar of Sta esheep,avergingyylbs,at&Jic; lcar do, averaging 81 lbs, at 6?4c; lcar do, averaging 83 lbs, al 5?ic; 1 car do, avertviog 4 lbs, at ov.c ; 2 cars of Kentucky sheep, averaging Si lbs, at 6c; 1 car do, averaging 81 lbs, at 5lc; 1 car do, averaging 89 lbs, ai öc, and 1 car do, averaging 85 Ins, at6Ji. Hogs The receipU to-day were 10 940 bead; making .IVtiO head tor the week, against 27,oso bead for same time last week; live hogs are wanted at 87 U07 75 per cwt; lcar load ol Ohio grsss-ied, averaging IS5 lbs, sold to-day ai SV oö4 and a bunch of heavy '.State dalr h gs averaging SKI it H, at 'ft 75; deeaed ho s closed firm at 8iuU(u-j for grass-fed and 8509h7i for cornled. JCHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, sept, 2L bist Cattle The receipt

'-day are S.iwi head. The market as verr quiet, this beleg a Jewish bolld-y ami manv buyers absent; shipping rattle sold at 60i7fit for cr.mmor to extra: Texans. SI 704 00; Blockers , ti 25 3 75. Shlrnnents, 1,0U' head. IUcs-Iteceirts 7,.5t head. The market was qu lei, buyers holding- off for a decline, while sellers demand an advance; sale-were, common to choice. 8i,70: r extia Philadelphia here. '-hipraentB.e.lvOhead. Sil zp Receipts, 9uü head. The market was quiet aLd steady; good to chotce, S3 7o3 4 ov.

EAbT LIBLRTY LIVESTOCK MARKET. East Libert. Pa., Hept.2I.-BEEFCATTi.it IU celpts for 3 days were brad ; t'.tal receipts for the week. ,791 bead. No buMIf of account done to-day: no riyerson hand; tbe bulk of receipts nein i hroubuok. leaving next,to nothiLg ior yard sales. Hous Receipts for 3 days were a.735 bad: total iscfipt for the week, 2J.6&5 besd: Cstl selling at Wt8 10; vorker8 at a frn SuK-p-Receipts for 3 days were t.ont head: for the week 22,400 head; none eelllag. NEW YORK COITON MARK KT. NEWonK 8 pt.2l. 4 o;ton-Is weak and Ir

ret ar; sales, were maie of I 7o bales ralddlinr rplwnd atltr;; Orleans at 16x.cr Net fwrelptä. 9!i bcles: gross receipts, 8,93 bales, jraturea closed quiet with sales of 17,000 balea as frlIow: Seller serMeiiiber. IS 2i.-t- -.nrknw

5 3-t-i seller Nnvpm br if. rt -n, r Ä

ber. l.i4 Heller January, 15 il-jfcie; aeUer Fetrnary, .15 21-fflc; eller March.- II Zl'-Oez Keller

April. 14 5-lOc: seller Msv.. n. r

NEW YORK DRX GUODH MARKET. New York. Se-t. 21. rw iim.-iM.

ness quleton account of ltx Tbetmr T(.tr- hH.

U-y; cotln Koodn remain cli.li. tm min

nominally unchanged; the print market continue onsetti-d and a further deellne has ukea place; Paci a aside ban 4. funcNw and robt, 9V; Ariiol.i a laneie. UV., and Ma- banUa k;Hontnbriige fancies sv2c; Harter fand tstd Udo

uauos, -.-L eimDSOns aAMt.p

l-ri 9c. - ' r

monrn.

CINCINNATI IRON MARKET. ClKCiy.f ATI. September 2X.IS74. Thefeelinir of confldenr noMl in i.c

seems-torputintie. There haa been a rair demand for iion during the past week. Price cpniiune without change. Many ef the mills lu this section which hare been cloned lor monthare now resuming work. We look for ax iinprovinstrade in töeiuture. Herewith find q eolations of pig Iron, for week ending tijis date.

HOT BiAST CHARTOAL.

Hanging Rock, No. 1. per y zt

Hsnglug Kock. No. 2. per ton.

Hanirtns Hock. Foroe. iwr Inn.

Tennessee, No. 1, per ton.. Tennessee. Forge, per inn ..

AiBoama, r.o. 1. per ton

Missouri, N. 1, per tou

Missouri, n . per ton

HOT BLAST STONKCOAL Missouri, No. 1, per ton. . MhRonri. ltoxo. ier ton

tnio, iso. 1, per ton

Ohio, roige. per tou ,

-eotCh Pig, No. 1, per ton ,

COLD BLAST CHARDOAL.

Hanging Rock. Car Wheel. pr ton..

Jiwuun.iar w neei, per tonKentucky. Car Wheel, per ton

Tennessee, Car Wheel, per ton Georgia, Car Wheel. ier ton

Alabama, Car wheel, per ton..

.ctcuinery ana 1-orze. per ton.

"'.vuu 1 ivu....

27 r 27 2 81(4 32 ETn4 o4 aj .12 ss K4 31 27$ 2$

4ft."e 66. JWi 4i8 52" 4K 52. 4( 52 4- 4-

ADDY, HULL & CO.

FOHEION MARKETS. ITOv. Sept. 21 The rate tor mnne r 1 i

Stosk. Exchango on uofsl securiües. ls Sntr

cent. Aiuoaot o bullion eoue in otlm Rnk nf

EiiSliEdon balance to-uay was ,0u0. Consols, for money and aeconöt, tj;; 6-aoV. 10s':

no oi im,(. ioyi; lo-tos. i. 4i new 6. 104W. t Vn-

tral Iacific, KT;. Etie, 34; Erie, preferred, &:

rsKis, iepi. I'l. Keuten. .!' 40e. Fr nkfokt, Sept. 21. 5-208 lSCA, aSi. Antwkkp. Sent. iL Fine tm American

petroleum, 25)4.

L1VKKP.K1L. Sent. 21. Cotton Is a fy,aA

eaicr; middlinK cplands. d. Orleans. ;!.

uie-, I2.i bales, includlns 2.omi hulMi tor wim-u.

lation and export, and 5.6t;0 bales Arrrican?

P-reatiflt uffs steady, exceut wheaLvhUh U duiiJ

eru,3tM4 6d. Beef, 93.

ANCIENT TROY.

K X TRACTS OF A X.KTTEP. FROM DR. STTIUll.

JK A N II I STf I lIC A L VALVB OK TDB LATE ARC HEO LOGICAL DIbCOVKvKlHH.! The Troy N. Y. ) Times con tains the follow

ing additional tesU irony from a private lew

ter of Dr. Schliemann himself, goinz to show

the validity of bis early tbeorp: It will, no doubt, be interesting to yoa and to our.'

honored friend, Prof. North, to hear that Prof. II; (J. rn pei z in Vientabas already suc

ceeded in deciphering ten of wy Trrjan inscriptions, ail ol which srwinvery prim-

Mve Cyprian character, but oontaia pure

Greek words. Thus tho important fact U established that the Trojsns snoke Ureck.

But the chronology of these mouuments.

as well as of all objects which came irom the

burnt city in from 23 to 33 feet below t be surface, is now generally acknowledged to be between l.SOOand 2,001) before Christ, while lhe

Homenc hvmns can not be older than 900

years beforo Christ. But Troy's tragic! lato

had reman ed in fresh memory, tor it was sung in numerous rhapsodes, and probably

by hundreds of them before tlomer, whose -

poems are alone pr served bocsuse they were

the most sublime and perfect Troy wis

rebuilt, arid 10 feet above the ruins ol the

ancient lhon you lind a posterior prehistoric, city, which must alno have been destroyed, fr, like iu 1 roy and like in Ponipey you cau dig up there the skeleton of every.

hcue. In the Egyptian poem tr 1 tntasus, . which dates from tue litteeutbceuinry before Christ, the Trojans of Ilion are described as fighting aguiutt Hainase? I., the Hemosti is of the Greeks, whilo in tho sculptures of

Mcdlnet-Abou at Theoea (Egypt) which

date from tbe end ot the fomuenth to the

beginning of the thirteenth century before

Christ, the Trojans etill appear as one ot the most powerful nationsot tbe coasts of,

the Mediterranean; but all tbeeo Trojans

must derive from the prehistoric city which ,

you find in IS to 1 feet below tho rurlave, ou the top ol Troy. No doubt THE KITE OF TROT . had been abandoned and nn inhabited for centuries beforo the ago of .Homer, tor the objects, and particularly the idols, found even in the highest prehistoric layers of ruins, show an immense difference in age when compared with those described by . 1 Ioiuer ; besides, he latter continually speaks ot iron w bereas I never four.d a trace of iron In any onocftre four prehistoric cities of , Troy, and not even in tbe uppermost, which just precedes the Ilium of tho Greek oa'ony. , John Muiray, of London, who is well known by his guidebooks ior travlers, is now going to publish my work on Troy in auEuglLdi drees, and with, I think, all my 21S tablets which he has s;ot beautifully engraved. I trust this English translation will be well received all over tbe globe, for tbe world's enthusiasm for the Iloiueric song will neversu beide as long as onr planet is inhabited by men. The Titnf e add?: "In this connection wo may stato that we have information to the e fleet that a plan of settlement haa been screed upon between Dr. Schliemann sod the Turkish government, by which the loirner is to pay the barbarians one half of the value ot the treasure.

taken from the site of ancient Troy.. Three

experts have been chot-en to make estimates of the value of the intercuts thus conceded to

the Turkish government, and as soon as ,

their report is made I)r. Schliemann will settle the demand, and come into undis

puted posession of his treasures, which he values above all prio."

The collection of. paiuilags lent by the. Duko of Montpensier to the Boston Mu-eura of Fine Art arrived in Boston on Tuesday. They are picked in 15 caes, and are in fine order. The paiutings will soon be offered on exhibition to the public at tne Att eneeum. Among them is Kau Ibach 's great cartoon of the Era ot tbe Reformation, which as purchased alter the great exhibitl n iu Paris, in 1867, by the late B. M. C. Durlee, ot iall River. It contains between euhty and ninety figures, and. is 23 feet In hti&Ll and 33 feet in width.