Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 9, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1874 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6. 1874.

GKAND OPENING 1874. FALL & WINTER STYLES. 1875.

AT TUB TRA.DK PALACE, OCTOBER We -would respectfully announce that onr semi-annual opening and lntrodacticn or r 11 and Winter style in dresse. ults,Lioaks, Talma, Dollmans, Shawls, Lac, Bonneta, Hats, Millinery Trimmings, etc , etc., will place oq rt WEDNESDAY, OCX. r, 1S74. from 9 o'ckek A. M. to JO o'clock P. Jf. Everybody la city and countrj earnestly invited to attend. We are receiving J am 6 Invoices of Fall and Winter Dry Good in every department, and ask special attention to the superior quality and exceeding low prices. Xj. S. AYEBS &c CO., TKADK PALACE. t'EXTAUR LIXIJIEXTS Allay pains, subdue swellings, heal burns, and will cure rheumai ism, spavin, and any flesh, bone or muscle ailment. The White Wrarper Is for family use, -the Yellow Wrapper for animals Price 50 cenU; larg" bottles, II. Children ery fr Caatori Pieaaul to ke a perfect substitute for Cantor Oil. but more etPcaclous in regulating tLe stomach and bo web. FINANCE AXD LSINEäJÜ. CORN AND HOGS. 0T.-TI.O01C FOR THE OOMIKO CROP. Messrs. Henry Mil ward & Co.i of Chicago, have issusd their annual report of the outlook tor the pre sent crop of corn and hogs. In answer to their letters of inquiry, directed to well informed gentlemen throughout the various States, they have received replies from 214 points located in Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri. Ohio and Indiana, these being the great corn and hog producing States. The report seems to confirm opinions previously published, indicating a decrease In hogs and a fair crop of corn. We think there Is not the slightest doubt as to there being fewer hog in the country than at the corresponding time last season. In almost all sections of the country hogs are reported in poor condition, owing to the scarcity ot old corn with which to feed them, and the general appearance ot those now coming are certainly corroborative of these statements. The return of the Registrar General for Ireland, shows au increase of 52,000 hogs over last year, and the number in England is estimated to be fully equal.u that of last seaaon. From Canada we hear that there will be a slight falling oft" in the number. "The coru crop, we think, will l c a lair one, but as there s verly littla ol la-t year's corn now on hand, and us ibo market prica is luliv 100 per cent, higher than in 1S73, . it is more than probable that the farmers will sell their hogs early in the season in order to realize on their corn to better advantage. The approaching packing season is toe tul--Wt ot oj'tch speculation. List ear Ibe t . - '. -a,i.o4 irrtm tl JÜ1 rt Art .r... price or nogs ;r,i7 , V.V it of November, toll6- l at the n of FebruarT. and the wai a safe jiriea f.ir nroduct. at Wblchiealeis iC? told freely. There were none ot those serious llactuations so irequeut wnen prices A IJUa IIUV4 UVm -'v a s, m mm uva wv a & U mKM reason to congratulate themselves on a profitable business. This year, however, we shall commence packing at much higher rates, and as the couritry is bare of htock, the new packing will doubtless be largely drawn upon to supply the immediate necessities of the trade; but we ibink the experience of the rast has shown . conclusively that only low prices will Induce a constant and healthy , demand throughout the entire winier andjeaveys with model ate stocks at the Kd ol the packing season. Summer cor"inghas leeü extensively carried on lit the west this season, and the product has generally given satisfaction, Owiug to the high prices of winter meats which have been current of la'te, the Southern trade has taken the ice cured to a large extent. Iong cl ar was at first tho only cut inquired for. Cut oi late of Staffordshire, Cumberlauus. and Stretfords have twen in demand. "For -.,tr rleliverv. transactions have been confined to mess pork and lard. The formor has sold as higii as f IS 2, and the latter til 8VA seller tne year. Tha markst has tdnca declined to ?t7 30 lor iue-a pork seller the year, J17 70 January an 1 February, and ?17 5 teller February. Lard, ?ll 30 seller the year, $11 40 January aud February, aud fll 50 seller February. The following table shows the current prico of product since the close of the laat, packing aeasou: Live llogs Date. March 7.. March 14 March 2! March 28. (Gross.) Mess rora. lrd. 14.2J .'.J S.M'i 9. Uy, .!.3. 9 10.15 10.10 10. ÖÜ 10.90 10.60 , 11.00 1 im lu.95 llJ2Ji 11 li;i 11JS0 11.75 ll.1l? A25art.00 llftl 15J5 l.l2i 16.IM 1S.50 1J5 16.50 16.50 17 17 AS 17.12i 7.00 17.25 175 , 17.75 , ; 18J5 i8.yo . 1.5 120 . 23 62 .i 21.25 2:v25 22.75 22Jj7 23.00 J Hi) 21.00 23.50 21.75 4.70jH.O 4.75 5.75 4 80(.00 April 4 April 11April IS April 25 May 2 May 9 .. May 16.. May 22 May 20 JuneS... June 13 .. . 4.HIH9.00 4.7o(jtt.00 . ..4.9t3.10 . Jvi'W'j-' 4.50c4.0l .5.00(n. 15 i.VO(Vi 00 .....4 90135.65 .-.5 0&6.GO June'JU .. June 27 ,-.5i0i4ti5 . July 3 ..5.i(9Ö 25 July 11 0dö,5U . July I8 July 2 ..6.UU47.00 ' .0.25.7.15 .6.U .. 10 .5.4.V.25 ,5S7.tiO August 1-. August 8... August 15.. August 22., I.OI -'j 11.7 1.75 1 H 1.W I I.7.S !" UU l-.tit II 75 August &. 7.40 September 5.. MeDlember li . Jvj07.l5 JJ.OOflS.tiO (September l'J. -A7i(j7 50 Heute La ber 2i ft.Shu?.) tseptember 80 ijw-jti.iM REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN A POLOS WHOLESALE MARKETS. . j Monday Evening, October 5. The general feeling on the Board of Trade was bordering on depression. Business mtn are making up their minds to a dull winter's work. the signs are unmistakable. Hot a panic n laut year, but slow that la the word slow trade. Tha wheat market is inevitably dead. 1 The world Is dutted with wheat, the farmers are av in money matters, they can ho!dandw ll bold. It becomes ail to trim their Kails and haul In on expenses and get ready for mid. all in mix in. Merchantsare having a fair, regular and living trade, and so the season will probably coutiune. A careful obsever and large grocer, says: The past wtea has been one of ncuviiy with wholesale grocers. Merchants from all parts of the country tributary to Indianapolis came Ll made the acquaintance of merchants here, or renewed old friendships, bonght a few Roods and then wer off to the Exposition aud Fxlr. To-day quiet again rttgns and business tsllhl. Prices ou all lead.nr articles are well feustaiued. Cottees have beeu aud are firmly held and choice grades are high, bringing 21,c gold in New York. The range of the market Is Id to21Ve gold. Hagars were weaker about the middle tl last week and were aold at c off. or 011 t be basis of lOje for A. To-day the market is rtnu and Kc higher, being 11c for "A.," Eastern prices ofoourae. Cheeae grow stronger in price and advances may be coutlnuously looked for hereafter for some mon 1 hs. Syrupsdull. Oil active and unchanged. The sales recorded were 4' JO barrels flour p. t.; lo cars red wheat p. t.; 1 car corn, high mixed. at 7; 210 barrels low grade flour, at 3 2"! 2 cars amber wheat at II Oi;?cars i.rime wheat atil 08; 1 car white wheat ai li 12. iQuotaUons are given for the buying prices of

rraln and produce, and the selling price for flour and outer merchandise. 1 RAILROAD COMMERCE.

ARTICXVS. Bran, tons..., Provision s, tons coal and Coke, Cotton, bales Cattle, head.. Corn meal, barrels Corn, bushels Cement, bris Flour, barrels.... nay. ions. Hides. ton..... hog. head lni, uerces.. Lumber, ears. Oil, barrels...... Oat, busheu. Iron, tons Rye, bushels Kalt, barrels. Sheep, head..... Tobacco, hhds Wool, tons Wheat, bushels... Low, cars ... Lath. cars...... Mtave, cars. Shinnies, cars Barter, bushels ........ Merchandise, car, tone, rara..... Horses, h ead Sundries, cars , AT Elevator Rec'pts. 4,Ii Oats..... Wheat llarley, 3.H02 , S17 Ey In Stork Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. Octobers 2H.015 25.S74 41,103 2,658 EREADSTUFFS, Flocr Is pretty doll and hard to dlsposa of. Fancy brand, for old oo&6 50 Kancy brands, for ntw......... 5 5t)aä 75 Family o W'(Ti5 öo Flxt ra... oC'(Utö 00 Low grade 3 103 50 iliLL Feed In fair supply. Bran and shoVts are quoted at fll'lö, fine feed at ?16, andinlddlfna at SlStJO. wheat 'ery dull. lied, 9öc35l 00; amber 1 it): white, 1 U5(91 10. cork Is strong and active. Clear yellow and bisch mixed, shelled in elevator Is qnoted at 7!Jc: white. He for choice; ear" scarce and not well settled at any priee.ay Xbc; new ear corn, 50c. Oats Quoted at 51 rVlo per bushel. jtYE Is lower. Quoted at " s7c. Barley Quotations are held at 9095e. BÜ1LDINO MATERIALS. LUMBER. Pine 1 and 2 clear, per M. feet. - t-19 002 00 Flooring, dressed . 22 oiU.iO 00 Siding, dressed . IS 0022 00 Stock boards . 18 0U(iy 0U Common bua r i s .. . . 14 Ouyij 'Hill stu(T, to 18 leet... 11 00(4 Kill stuff, over 18 feet 20 OUi 00 Heavy Umbers. 1 to extra per M. Sheeting .............. 13 00(9 A sawed shingles ..... 4 00 No. 1 fchlngles 3 50.s Lftf hmM.. ........ m 3 (ft'((4 Mttuthtrn pine flooring, rough... 5ti 00oi2 00 PofCAF.- 1 1 . Clear-.' ,, 2G XW 28 00 Common in 1017 W Culls... .......... 10 00(i Ash ltaud 2d - 22 00,v 00 ClIKRHV 22 00(a5 to Clack Walnut Island id, dry...... 1st and 2d, fjreen . . Culls. 55.ooaoo 00 45 WifvT0 00 18 00(320 00 Cetnent Is quoted at 12.25 per barrel. Plaster Paris Michigan, ",:.&) per barrel; Newark, H per barrel. Lirae Huntington, 3oc; Flat Rcc S2e per onshel. White nard, ?! per barrel. Fire brick, fiä per M. Fire clay, 75o per bushel. Huildln brick, JOwju, according to quality. Lath, pine, at f.50. Hair, 4)c per bushel. Nails, lm and Oos, ll.üo; es and to, 14.75; 6s and 7s, S3; 4s $3 2o. PRODUCÜ AlZIICLE-S. Shippers Prices. Receivers Prices. Ileeswax, per lb. Beans.... Butter, per lb ... .- Choice country ...-. .. 23 ,.fj 00 25 21 13 lti 00 2."xi28 2.25 Common country. 22 12 i Halting g.ease 6 u Pi"il8 45ÜJ.50 iwiher oerlb - 45 0 Fruit: tireen apples, per brl Peaches, ' i lu boxes.... U 153 CO 1 50((3 00 1 2.3 I 75 4 9 3 00 12 50 (13 00 I'eacheH, bu boxes. Pears, bu boxes Grape 4, per lb.......... tuinees, per bu .. C- anberries, per brl Poultry, per doz: oung chickens. Did ch ckens . - 200 2 2.) 2Ö0 1 50 2 00 & 2 2SA2 50 :: wta: 25 1 75(2 00 2 00 ltoosters. Ducks .... Turkeys, per lb Raes, per lb ..... Vegetables; , ; Potatoes, per bu. . Tomatoes, Y bu boxes - VQlns white, per bid Onions, red, per bbi... 3 70(3 75 20(j4 2d 4 60 7534 00 1 25 Cabbage, per düi. Hops At 40s:0e per pound. Hokcv-Is bouitht at 1220c per pound. t'ANSKl) 1(H)1JS In icood demand. 1 Tornatoes, 2 lbs,, Jl 501 60; 3 lbs. tl 002 ; Yarmouth eorn,S2 75280:tfountain sugar f2W)TorphyS2 W; Baltimore uo, tww. j; j'eacjies, ziiH,tiw'i);o lbs. 36J: pieneacheM,21bs.,lo: Western pack berrl rHjpberrlea 2 lbs, 82 50(42 MS; whortleberries, ti 2a 2o0: pineapples, 2 los, 52UO4J o; green peas. 2 lb, tl 25(1 2 0: 8trlrfg iHjans, ?i 75(3-'; salmon, 1 lb. tz W&i Zj; do, -i lbs, t uo;g.; .j. GROCERIEcJ Bkooms common, r sq; liiedlum, $2 50; ex tra, 33 do. " candles Slar, 19(j20e per pound, summe pressed, labile Der r.ouud. Hotel. 21 (22. . tliEESE Quoted at 15(4luc for prime to choice factorv. Coffee stronger. iCoHStinx erodes of Klo are quoted at li 'j oc; fair to good at 21(&22,-c; urlme at züu4'4: cnoice to lancy at ziyciAxr; ZiaKj ror Laguayra, and aurgoic ior Java. MOUASHEs New Orleans, .o(-N) per gallon. Rice Carolina, 9r44c; Rangoon, 1 Patna. VaCka : Jxuisiana. SÜMc. öiTOARa New Orleans out of the market. Reflned is quoted at vtis for A; li;i411so tor extra C; and Vzyt&Zjji for hard; yellow sugars wviuc. Spices Pepper, 28(51300; allspice, 022c: cloves. 6ya7( leassia. ourvnc oa ps Indianapolis German, 6Kc; Procter A Uamble'a and Work's German, 774c. Babbit's 101U. - ri TEAS-Gnnpowder Is quoted at 75c(Z1 50; Im perial, ai 20: nyson, lyitwjoionj, weg si : tansiian KreaRiaiti. cutaSoc TOMACt-o HoyalUem is quoted at 8082o; Monp or Navy, 62boc; black tobacco, 50(3ooc; bright navies and quarters. &5b5c: smoking brands 2.V450C. Wooden Ware No.tubs per dosen ,19 50(10 ;N o. 2 ditto, 8 50(4; No. 2 ditto, 17 5ii(n8; No. 1 Churns, common, per dozen. 110 oo; no. 2 auto, 3a 00 No 3 ditto, 5-S 50; No. I cedar churns brass bound. Sil22: No. 2 ditto. S20(4m: No. 1 ash cbnrna, 18; No. 2 ditto, 1; No. 8 ditto, 14; stave half bushel measures,? 50; hoop Iron bound ditto! tti .'0 47; keel era, Ave In nest. 12 25; mea Kleves, 14-16, 2; ditto 18, 2 5U; O (i buckets to hoop, 12 00i'V2 10; ditto three hoop 12 352 40 myrdw 55öjS1. Salt Iike, Si 10(&2 15; Ohio river, II 001 90. Soda English, 7j7Jc; American, 6J(47c. j FRUITS, NUTrf. ETC. ; Are in good demand at firm rate. The quotalions below will be found to be nearly the same a last week. N cts Quoted : Almonds, soft shell, 23025c; Alberts, 17 (älsc; walnuts, Kreuch, lie; Naples, 18c; VruM uuu,12illc, peanuts, raw, 8(a12c; roasted. Foreign Fruitj Oranges out of market. Lemons Palermo and Preiich. 1' (S12 00; datea luetic per pound; new raisins, layers, are held at 13 60 3 75; London layer f 1 154 Z": Muscatel, crown, 4 00(4 25; double crown, 4 2a 3I50; Valencia raisins, 14.415c; Hultana, l(4l8c; drum figs, 16c; layer figs, ltfupic; citron, 3kj3oc: currants, UJlüc; Turkish prunes, new, Hlic. - -T' . - FUEL. Coal Is only sold by tne hundred pounds. Tbe scale ol prices Is as follows : . Cents. Braxil Block, per hundred 'i.y Sand Creek - 2 Highland grate....- .-.. . . --. .. isj 3 Highland steam.... T. 17 Iiiitburg-.. . - 31 A ntii racl le. ..-. - do Brazil nut... ........ 15 Brazil steam - - - ..- 13 Hi.-tcK ..... - H Virginia cannel 45 ludiana ciiunel.-... 38 Coke ll'c. Wood Is qnoted at 14 5005. HAT AND STRAW. Nothing new can be reported for this markat, and trade continues dull. Hay Loose Timothy. is quoted at 115017 per ton from wagons. Tight pretwed Is quoted at f 16 017; and loose ditto at 16(417, and 12 more from store. straw Is 'Sellin at igtOc per hundred pound, or at Si 5G'cV per load. UUtü lUe following quotations arc fur

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nlshed exclusively for the Sentinel by F. W. Bacuher. dealer in hides. No. Ho u ill Meridian Irret, Indianapoll: Best city green nlriea, 7c;bet city veal Blns,l2c; best city kip skin, 9c: sreen salted. 8a8!) as to cure: dry salted

hidea, l!(ti;ie as to cure; dry flint, 12 i4o as to J cure, eneep uns are quoted at oucgi ti a ceo ruing to quality. DRUGS. No new feature have been developed In this market, and trade continues good. Assafcetlda. lb .15 (9 40 Alcohol, gal.. - Wiw 4 Z 10 Alum, lb 4Jrt 5 Camphor, lb 35 S ax Cochineal, lb 80 & V) a l vo s 4 7 a 1 30 04 50 0 6 75 0 18 & 2 25 4t 8 50 0lu 5 (6 270 Chloroform, lb 1 10 Copperas, brls per lb '2 Cream tartar, pure, h , 4-j Indigo, lb 120 Licorice, Calab, lb, genuine...- 4ö Macnesia, earn, 2 or, lb. . W Morphine. P. A W. oanoe 6 50 Madder, lb - . 16 Castor oil, No. 1, gal- 2 00 Bergamot oil lb 8 00 Opium, lb....M 10 00 Quinine, oz. 2 55 SoaD, castile, fr lb... .......-. - 14 (4 Soda, bicarb, kegMb . C( 1 alUs, em, Hj 4 Snuff, uarrett's pack, per grows.- 17 tt) Snuff, Garrett's, per case of 4 doz. Id 00 Sulphur, flour, lb.........-.. .... 5 Saltpetre, lb . 10 Turpentine, gal.... . 45 DRY GOODS Trade Is steady and very good. PRINTS. C4 & ( 6 25 4i Spraguei, fancy.... American..... .... Allen t "oehf-co .. . . Pacific Merrimack (knne-itoga 9 X 22 2 20 17 19 22 U27 22 021 21 MournlniTH... solid colors .. ..... TICKISO. Ometra, 32 inch . Amoükeag AC'AA Ctonestoga, 4-4 Medal's Medal Kxtra 14, Metal Extra 4-4 Medal LewistowD, 'Sti Inch t loola Id eh mi BROWJf liKILLIXU. N ash vlUe. . . I'eppereli... , ..,1 .,. btttTsC X.MW M MIIKTINO STKPE.S. American, Ä-3. ......... ..26 lao 12 , A liy, 12 11 013 18 12 017 ' 26 . XI 28 1 . : io, mh n i"'Ä 10k : 10i . 10 8 Whittenden. Union 13 .14 'It) 1I.LTT1XO. Ordinary..... Middling..-. Best tissvie.. , : CAK1KT CHAIN. Vff 111 t6aaeM Colored.....Coverlet warp liltOW.V MEETINGS. ermont .. Nashville.... MlddlovUle , Idaho...... .... New Albany - ....... Stark, A Laurel. J. Iaurel, III'ark. A.... .. (iranite. K...Bedford, It Pepperell, N . Pepperell, O-, 1 -'P PtrCl la I C I I'epperell, E 1SI.KAC1IED SltETI'i;S, Ionsdale..... Hope.... a i2o ! 11 12!-i l.laekstone Mascmonet .......... Hill, 4 4 OwlghtStar..... Vaughn, XX.. I l-OwM,,HHn.tmmwtww,n Quaker Cambrics, Ixnsdaie - 1 011DK w arner " Jaber Knight............ URAIN AUS. li 11VJ 21 21 81 J5 30 Amoskeg, A. iCTlston, A. Stark , Union. ..... - ........ Banner....-. - FISH. Tbe trade is generally quiet. On codfish pretty brisk. White nor half barrel. S 6 00(3 6 50 .a - quarter Darrel Sk S n : 4t(4 1 0(4 11 50(412 00 3 25(4 Zi Ui-, 11 60(412 00 0 50(4 8 00(.J 8 004 1 m 1 so 50(4 7 W California t-almon. per half barrel.. Kit. Mackerel, new mess, per barrel..... " nair barrel. quarter barrel... ex. No. 1. hf brl. 'o. 2 half brl.... " quarter brl " kits 3 50J 1 a-J(4 1 -10 Cod fish, a '' insu 6(4 1 60,4 14 7 50'4 3 75(4 1 0i9 Holland herring, per keg...-... . No. 1 smoked herring, per box... scaieu 50 Halibut, smoked. Skinned cat, half barrel .. quarter carrci. " ,. " ait IRON AND STEEU Business Is improving and prices aie firm. inch, 3.4; inch to 1 Inch, roun,3.4; other sir-es at regular list prices. Tooiü Axes, nimmons paienr, n; aino plain, f 13 25; Mishawaka silver steel, r22. Cross cut saws. Atkins' lrapro'cd patent, 55c per foot ; ditto half patent, 55c : clipper saws, 65c; light ning, oc; carnage ooiis, w perceni. uiswuui from list, . . Hok.se snoKS-Quoted at 16 2509 50, and mule Shoes at 17 2507 50 per keg, standard brands. Horseshoe nails I'utman's Ss, 20c; An Sable, 2öc; Oreat Western, 24c; Northwestern, 25c. N a I ls Quoted atiod to 60d at 14 a per keg, and smaller numbers at the usual advance. Htf.ec Sanderson's Dest CDKltsb tool. 25c: American tool, 20c; spring steel, i Ineh,12c; Hi Inch and over, lie: mm pick snapes, aoc. OILS. Unseed oil. raw. 80,Slc: boiled. 850S6c. Lard oil, current make, winter strained, II 1001 15. Tanner's oil. Strait's best, 65070c. Banks' best, 6O0ü5c: Labrador, 80085c. Refined coal oil, 12ty4 lie for standard; gasoline for lamp 2O02oc; lulbrlcatlng and machinery oiis,do0boc, PROVISIONS. ' The market showed decided signs of weak en - incr and Hie downward tarn has began, au o notations are nominal as the stocks are strictly cleaned out. Bulk ahoniders, V(4lUc; clear rib. lie; clear, lac. tsacon snouiuera. iwj ciear rib, 15c; clear, 16c. Bummer lard, I4$e ; - . SEEDS. Timothy ls qnoted at 9303 25; clover at S7 00 7 25; flaxseed ant ou. . TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS. Trade U good and improving. Tin elate. 1C. 10x14. charcoal. 1st q ua 1 i t y ..... .$13 00 Tin lale, IX....... .... ... 18 00 0 it 63 (i (4 (4 (4 0 Tin rooting, ic, nxa-.. ... it ou " 1C,2UX28 - 26 00 tapper bottoms............. " '85 lraKs aettie M . No. 27 iron B No. 27 smooth iron C Zinc. Der sheet.... t " per cask . 104 Pig tin, Strait's,. 30 0 Rrigh annealed wire, Nos. 0 too, 9 18 55 43 as 35 0 4 (4 t4 (4 Solder, tin ners'. ....... .. CoDDer wheeling 1 i to 15 oz " planished, 14 to 16 oa " ' botLms (4 Lead Pig . . -SJi(4 bar . v 04 Antimony.. Ilabbltt metal 18 12 5 10 0 0 0 II Sheet Iron, Nos. 10 to II ...... . Nos. is to Ü0 M .. " . No.27, B . 5(jj WIIISKY-Steady at II 03. : WOOL Is firm and active. Qnoted for unwashed. Dl. tic; for fleece washed, 42445ca and for tub washed, 8()A52e. ' . .'1 1 ' WT VTWW flLARS ' , t 5 Single Strength. 2nd Qual. 1st Qual. 7 75 8 75 11 00 13 00 8x8 to 8x10.. . ,.-7 OU .. 8 tO 6X1-5 to 10x13.... I0XI6 to 12x18.... .......... 12x:J to 20x20 Discount sixty per cent, off above.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK, Oct. 6. Flour Prices quiet and strongly in buyers' favor; receipts, 20,7u0 barrels; sales were made c f superfine Western and Stale at 4 40(4l so; good u choice do at 85 &0&5 bu; white wheat Western extra at 5 856 40; common to good extra Ohio at 15 00.85; common to choice St. Louis at 5 8V?jO 00: closing quiet. Rye flour Is steady; sales were made at HüU(4 5 40. corn meal Is bteatly: sales were made of Western at H 40&1 75. Vheat-ls lt'-'c iower I

and a shade easier for winter: receipt, 170,000 bushels: sales were made of No. 3 Chicago spring at 10 41 10; No. 2 Chicago spring at 1 lutai IIS; new No. 2 Milwaukee at II U(4t 15; old No. 2 pringatfl ll&l 1; ungraded Iowa and Minneaola prime at 107(4124; No. 1 spring at II 20 125; new winter red Western at 1 18'4l 2; new red Kentucky at II 22; new amber Western at 11 22(41 26; new white Mich lean at 1 33: white Weste n SI 3t4l4J. Rye Is quiet; sales were made at Uaftte. Barley la dull and In buyers favor; sales were made at 11 33. Barley malt Is quiet and bcav;r; sales were made of Western at II 25. Com Is In more demand and unchanged ; receipt 5.000 bushels; sales were made of w extern mixed at öaä'oin more; tt&,97c attot; high mixed and yellow Western at tf'i'aac Oata Are esKter with a moderate business; receipts 121.0U0 bushels; sales were made of mixed Western at 60vjuc ; white do at 62,atiöc. Hav Is firm ; sales were made shipping at 60(465c Hops Are Ami; sales were made of 1874 at 40015c; 1873 atl.V4.ioc; 1872 at 12(0 15c Coffee Is firm; sales were made of Rio at 15,l43i-ic o'.d. sutar Is Arm andin lair demand ; saleä were made of fair good redning at 8J4c; prime at 8Jc. Molaasess Is quiet with only a jobbing demand; sales weremade of domestic at 7-vSSuc. Rice Is in fair demand; sates were made of Carolina at 6'c I'etroleum Is dull; aales were made of crude at i'HWc; reflned at V2yg'Wc. Itostn Sales wea made of strained at 12 40 a2 45. Turpentine Males were made of spirit at 37c. Eggs Are firm ; sales were made of Western at 24t2 c. Pork Is firmer; sales were made of new m-ns at 122 75A23. Beef Is quiet; sales were made of new niea at 112 50..13 50; beef hams 'are quiet; tierce beef unchanged. Cut meats Are quiet: salts were made of pickled shoulders In bulk at Sc; do hams in bulk at 120l2c. Middles Are lower; nales were msde of long clear at 12 4 I2V4C. Lard Sales were made ot prime steam at llllc. Butter Prime is firm; other grades heavy; sales were made of Western at ia(27c Cheese Is firm ; sales were made of common to pilme at 12a 15c. Whisky Is lower; sales were made at SI 07&1 08.

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. Naw x ork, Oct. 5. Money closed at per cent. Prime mercantile paper at G07 per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at SI 85 for bankers' 00 days and 1 1 S8 for sight, Custom receipts, 1.583,000. Gold opened and closed at HO,1 Rates of carrying, 1 and 3 per cent, to flat. The assistant treasurer disbursed 108,000. C earings, S31AJ0,000. , . Shipments of specie for the last week, SS0 ,000. Governments firm. State bonds quiet. . Railroad bonds moderately active. Stocka were weak in early dealings and declined )t''Ug per cent. Tne principal decline was in Krie, WabasL and Pact tic Mail. Alter midday tbe general list became firm, and prices recovered (s percent. During the afternoon Uiere was a temporary weakness in consequence of cable telegrams announcing a panic at Ixmdon in South Americau securities and also r a mors ot mercantile failure here. At the close of the day there was a partial recovery from the depression and the market closed firm. The total sales for to-dy were about llO.OuO shares, of which 30.JJOO weie Wesiem Union, 30,tnjo Pacific Mail, 10,000 New York Central, 27,0u0 Erie. 2y,l00 IUke Shore, 21.00U Colon Pacific, 13000 Northwestern common, 6,ij0 St. Paul common, 8,1.00 Toledo A- Wabash and 6,0UU C, C. & I. C. The decline in Erie was caused by the commencement of the Anglil suit by the attorneygeneral of New York. ... GOVERN MKNT SECURITIES.fue. W 'dl lü'ri K11. iSat. Mon O. H. 6's 81 D.S.e's'62. 118 118 1121 ir?u U544 116V1 1 15-8 117i 1178 115 117 i 112h ioy H25i U. S, 6'S '64 , U. S. 6's '65 V. S. fl'a '65 (new). C. S. 6'B '(.7 ii5:n'i 11- 4iii7ä LT. S. 6'a '68.. 117 117 rT u iiiin's 1 lll'l 11s ' I?nrrriv ta. iper centfd loan jold.. Sterllne.. 117 117 1 110 '.4 4?5V, 110 7-2 The purchasing prices for Government bonus in Indianapolis vary from the Naw York quotations j&al rer cent. STATE STOCKS. Tue. W'dTh'r Fn. I SaL Mon Mlpsour Is Si'; 73 74 32 2tt 94 71 74 So 35 91 74 74 35 ;s5 Vit 94 73 72 33 33 20 17 old Tcnnessees.MM 75 75 32 S2 71 74 2 32 2K 12' New Tennessees.New Vireiniaa . Old Virginias-. Old N.Carolinas 20'i 20 Vi New N. Carolina 12H 101 GENERAL STOCKS. Tu'st WdiThTiKrl. 1 Sat.tMon Canton. 55 ! 57 57 67 'i Mk 6oV, 31?'6 3li 107 W. U. Telegraph. BÖ1 0 p2 3.-l Quicksilver-.... Aaams express i1 107 Vi 107k 107 i.V. sm Wens a. rargo t.x. Amorican Ex 4 v 7 7i 79" 7 1 Ai ftl (11 61 111 fwii I f.l Pacific Mail 61VJ 61S 50 AVnA iti,, 10:V810li!lOl!lOj102.Vi I wl " V 4Wi N. Y. Central Erie Ji u:i Erie, preferred... 6 63 I 6rt fjtf t I 50 IVW'l'St ' lv7Vf' fTl ''VSk 19l.. liariem Harlem, d f d .. 125 125 125 1125 It 5' 125 Michigan CentraL vVt o 1 .0 I to', PltUiburg. ....... N orthwestern .. bj4 ,yb Oirr-41 octvj ) 66 65 N'thweet'n pref. Rock IslandN.J. Central.-... 10 hue' 1 loi ii!4 t5v:i Ä4V. XPA St. Paul pref... .. r ..- Wabash pref. Kort wavne... Terra Hante Terre Haute pref. Chicago s Alton. IV A. nreferr!. Ohio Mlssissi'pl Cm B. Q.... Lake Shore....-. Indiana Central llllnota (Central-. U. Pacific stocks-. C. Paciilc bondsU. Pacific bonds. Del. A Lacka wana Hartford A Erie ST. LOUIS, Oct. ft. Cotton Sales were made of middling at live: Flour Is dull for all (trades above 5. Wheat is dull and prices are a shade lower; sales were made of No 2 red win, ter at 115(4115: No 3 red fall at 11 03(91 04 a the elevators. Corn Is nrm; sales were made of No 2 mixed at $3o on the east track; 83)4c at the elevators. Oat Heavy receipts depress the market ; sales were made of No 1 ai bl&iia at the cast elevators. Barley Buyers are standing off. hot nr .es rem an unchanged : sales were ruaae of Nv-a at 1 uc 1 15. Rye Is steady and prices remain unchanged: rales were made 01 No 2 at 90,v:lc. Pork Has declined; sales were made of me-8 pora at ou bpuu dujh uienia aib dull and nominal. Bacon Is Arm; sales were made of bacon shoulders at Hoc: c lear rib sides a. lö'c; clear sides at 16c. Laxd lsqniet and prices remain unchanged; tales wtre made of ku miner at 14; butchers' at 13 50; good at 111 "Si i Keller all the year. Whisky Is steady; aale. were made at Si 01. Hogs Are dull ; i-ales were made ol stockers at S ati('3 7ö; light fat at l sy4 75; bacon at Ii00(i5 50; butchers' stock at 15 50(46 Mi. . Cattle Are unchanged; sales were made of good to extra native steers at Slöoruooo; cows and heifers at II 7o(.3 25; wintered Texans at 3.0$ I; through Texans at 175(35o. Receipts Flour, K,ri barrels; wheat, 4i,UU) bushels; cojn, 7,000 bushels; oats, 3,0i0 bushels; barley, 18,uuo bushels; rye, 2,woü bushels; hogs, fc.uou beau ; cattle, 3,000 beal. frbipuieuta Wueat, 3,iiuu bubüels; corn, l.ouu bushtso; hogs, 600 head. CHICAGO, Oct. b. Flour Is unchanged. Wheat Is lower; sales were made of No 1 Chicago spring at Wo; No 2 Chicago spring at myAc spot or selier October; 91Vsc seller November; No 3 Chicago spring at 86&87c; rejected at JCc. Corn Is steady ; sates were made of No 2 mixed at ikfi'R?ic cash ; S'JaC seller October; 78:4c seller November; high mixed at SlJic; rejecied at 7-5li ('47.V,c. Oats Are firm ; sales wer made of No 2"at' 4t5 Je cash: 4iJ jC seller November; rejected at4;ic. Rye Isduiland prices have declined; sales were made of No2atMc -Bailey Has advanced ; aales wero made of No 2 at 1 02(41 07 cash, according to location; 1 6141 0li aeller October; No 3 at 87(i'JOc. Timothy seed Is Arm ; sales were made at I21x42b0. l'ork-Has advanced ; saiea were made at S23 cash ; 117 75(17 85 seller all lb e year. Eard ls steady ; sales were made at IlloO cash: Sil 37) seller alltteyeai. Bulk meats Are dull and-prices n ms iu unchanged; aalea were made of shoulders at fc'ic; Phot tub middles at llc; short clear middles at I2c. Whi-ikj Sales were made at Sltc4ltj3 lAke freights To Buffalo, 4c for corn; 4,'c lor wheat. On the open board this afternoon wheat closed easier;ale were made at UlJtiUlc seller October. Coru closed d ull ; sales were made at 7irc seller October. Receipts Flour, 8,000 barrels; wheat, loo.ouo bui.hels:-orn, 115,000 busliels; oais, 57,000 buhi; rye, 5,M- bushels; barley, 23,000 bushels, bhipmeuts Flour, 5.000 brreU; wheat, 2.il,M'0 busLels; corn, lu 1,000 bushels; oa's, 117,X) bushels; rye, 2,000 bushels; barley, 48,000 bushels. CINCINNATI, Oct, 5. Cotton Is in fair demaud and market firm; sales were made at lCiC. Flour Is dull and unchanged; ales were mine of faiaiiy at 151.3.

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Wheat Is doll and unchanged; aales made of red at II 0(41 05; white at II 104l 15. Corn rhe rnarkei steady; sales were made at WSx;. Oata The market ls steady ; aales were made at 1 5l(4Sc. Rye-ls dull and declined; ales were! mad at Üöc. Barley Is unchanged sales were inaJe at 1 &X41 45; No 2 spring dull. Ein need ; "Ohf hanged; sales were made at 7779c. t Lard oll I unchanged. Eggs-Are dull and an-: changed; sales were made at 17 (415c Butter is

quiet and unchanged: sales were made of western Reserve choice at 84(43)0; Central Ohio at Slf432c; medium at 27(4 ioc. Cheesela in fair demand and market firm. Pork Is nominal, lrd Is quiet; sa.es wer made of ummer atl.S'ic Bulk meata Are dull and the market unsettled; sales were made of shoulders at sc; sides nominal at 13JJ3Uc. Bacon la dull and unsettled; aales were made of 3u) hogsheads of shoulders at auction, reported on account to St. Louis parties, at g;4 f'jeon spot; seller October at 8c; clear rib sides at 14r4l4 !4'c: clear at 15ic Whisky-Sales were made at II 03. BALTIMORE. Oct, 5. Flour The market la firm and In good demand; sales were made of Western superfine 14 wra 50; do extra at Si 7Va 5 25; do family at trt 00t6 75. Wheat Is dull; sales were made of No. 1 red Western at II 24(4 125; No.2 Western at II 21(41 21; No. 8 Western atlll6l 17; white Western at II 27l 28; rejected at SI 12(41 13. Corn Is firm and nominal ; sides were made or Western mixed at Wtta-JTc. Oats Are active; sales were made or Western at 6263c; while Western at Kl(H6cc. Rye Is flnu; sales were made at II 00ai 05. Hay Is unchanged. Provisions Are dull and weak. Mesa porkbales were made at 124 10. Bacon Kales were made of shoulders a: loc; clear rib sides at 15c. Sugar-cured hams Sales were made at 144 15c. Lard ales were made at 15V4c. . Butter Western ls firm; aalea were made at itüc. Petroleum Is unchanged. Whisky Is firm; sales were made at 11 til 11. PHILADELPUlA.Oct. 5.-Flour-The market Is dull; aales were made of superfine at j'Oft375; extra at 1-(1 50; Northwestern extr lamilyat ft 25f.i 7 25; Indiana and Ohioextra familv at tö öo Oil M; high grades at 18 00(jj8 50. Wheat Is steady; antes were made or red at I lsyl 2; amber at tl ltl 2-5; white at 1 i241 " Corn Saies were made of Western mixed at 11 02. oats Are quiet; sales were made at 62.63c; high n.lxed at ic Petroleum Is held at IJlc; relined at räc; crude at 5!;(45J4c in barrels aud bulk. Whisky Sates were njadeat 51 08. ButterIs steady ; sales were made of prime Western at 35(nioSc; fair to good at 2lä.2tic; choice Western rolls at 31S3Sc. Cheese is firm: saiea were made of Western prime at 14 j I5e. EggsAre Ami; aales were made of Western, by express, at 2542üc; Western, by freight, at 2321c. TOLEDO, Oct. 5. Flour-Is steady. Wheat Ls quiet and weak; sales were made of No. 8 white Wabah at 1 11; No. 1 white Michigan at 1 13: amber at II 07; seller November at llll; seller December at II 10: No. 1 red at II 10; No. 2 do at I 16; seller November at 1107; No. 1 amber Illinois at II 17; No.2 do at II 11. . Corn Is steady; sales were made of high mixed cash and seller October at 83Vc; new seller October at ?2c; low at Kc; no grade at 2c, Oats Are steady: aales were made of No. 2at51'4c; Michigan at 61 He; white is held at 53c Fre'ghts-To Buffalo are dull at2;4'c;Oswe, oat 6c. Clover seed ls ste;vdy; salt's were made at SiSO. Receipts Flour, 6,MjO barrels; wheat, 17.IU) bushels; corn, 12,000 bushels; oats, II,) bushels. Shipments Flour, none; wheat, I25',oou bushels; corn, 14,000 bushels; oats, l.OoO bushels. MILWAUKEE, Oct. o.-FIour Is unchanged. Wheat Is weak; sales were made of No. 1 Milwaukeeat 07i: No.2 do et 9.?, e; seller October at UIJkc; seller November at Ulc. Oats Are firm and higher; sa'.es were made of No. 2 at litfic Corn Is dull and declined; sales were made of No. 2 at fclc. Rye Is steady; sales weremadeof No. lalK7c. Barley Is nominal; sales were made of No. 2 at II u61 WJJ4; No. 3 nominal at fV-Jic. Provisions, are quiet and neglected. . Freights To Buffalo, 4t,'c; Osweg-, 7J-.C. Receipts Flour, 4,J0 barrels; wucat, 6,nuo bushels: corn, 8s,öüu bushels. Shipments Flour, 2,uuo barrels; wheat, 7uo bushels; corn, 150,joo bushels. CLEVELAND, Oct. 5 Wheat The .narket is steady; saiea were made of red at CI 11; No.2 red 11 05. Corn ls unciianged. Oats Are du 1 and irregular; sales were made of No. 1 State at Ol&öic; No. 2 Slate atöoc; white at 54c Petroleum ls quiet for standard white in car lots; sales were made of Ohio srate test at l.jit lly4c. Receipts Wheat, 15,3oO bush; corn, 3,söo bush ; oats, 13,000. PiTTSBCRO, Oct. 5. Wheat quiet; Pennsylvania and Ohio red sold at SI 12,41 15; white 51 ISfil 20. Oorn New, ear, at 08&70c; old ear, ao&irjr. Petroleum, Crude quiet at 11 02ol 05 at Parkers: reflned Arm at 12j.4 (4l2:4c Philadelphia delivery. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, Thursday. October 5. A very llvoly market was had at the yards of a"6trictly local character, no shippers being offered, and consequently none sold. Butchers' took readily all but 3o, of whlcn 20 were Texas cows. The supply amounted to 243 head of cattle, mostly on the common order. Best butchers' stock brought 14 to 54 25; fan to good, 13 to 13 50, and common from 12 to 12 75. Hoics were onlte dull, and quote Jc 5 75 to 3. Receipts at Kingnn's yard were 1,10; , killed. 1,158. There were over 8,000 head in pens. iso siieep on tne lnaraet. CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Cincinnati. Oct. 5. Cattle Receipts , for the week, 7,454 head cattle: 3,00-5 head sheep: 12,21 head hogs, ihe market was strong and active for better grades, and dull for interior; no extra offered ; sales are nominally S3 50v6 00, 1 0(5 40, ti 2ÖC-J I 25, 2 iM(-( 1 00. Sheep and Lauds -Sheep active with short supply; market a quarter higher; all selling at I3 2-V4175. Lambs strong and all selling at 14 25 (iJ.TOO. IlotiS Active and firm and better'grades ruling lower; all sellltg at Si 75 and Sö 00. NEW YOUK LIVE STOCK MARKET. New York, Oct. 5. Be Er Cattle Receipts to-day were 4,7ü0 bead, making ,8u0 head for the week against io,u neau tor same time last week. The quality is no better than last week ; tbe demand is fair and the market is iroderateir nrm at a iraciion auvance on zooa native steers; Texans ruled very low; poor to prime native steers ranging irom ytrt 1-c per lb; extra and fancy do ranging from 124i3c; poor to choice Texans rangiug from 610 10c; saies include 4 cars of Illinois steers, averaging 7.'. t, atl24"l2Kc per id; a cars oo, averagtn ; 7 ewt. at 11c : 7 cars do. a vera trios 7!i cwt. at 1 Hi(4 12c; 6 cara do, averaging 7 cwt, at llftlZc; 5 cars do, averaging 2 cwu, at lie ; 8 cara do, averaging 614 cwt.at 10c: 8 cars do, averaging Vi cwt, at lOSc ; 2 cars do, averaging v$ cwt, at I2i; cars of Missouri steers ranging from 7(714 cwt, at H'illVic; 4 cars do, avenging scant 7?4' cwt, at 12!io: 24"cars of Kentucky steers, averaging 8Vi cwt.at HK(3iac; 6 cars do, averaging 64 cwt, at 10(4lljic; 7 cars ao, averaging i'i cwt, at 119 ing bY cwt, at 4c; 11 cars 01 Tesaua, averaging ö cwt, at üjic ; 8 cars 00, averaging oi c wi, at, ec, and 10 cars do. averaging 5 cwt, at ty'Vt. Hheep and JjAmbm The receipts 10-oay were Owl hiMit- mabln. SlkkU) fnr I llA WMk ealnst :.120 head for same time last week ; the market closed at-out steady at 41rgui14'c per lb for , Mw-en and fc'ifaKiic for lambs: bales include. car of Ohio sheen, averaging 100 lbs, at c per lb; 1 car do, averaging w us, i;,c; icaruo, averarinir 78 lbs. at a'ic: 1 car do, averaging 80 lbs, at 5'oc: 1 csr do. averaslng J2 lbs, at 6c: 1 car do. averaging 105 lbs, at ö)4c: 1 car do, averaging 2 lbs, at tic ; 1 car do, averaging a 10s. at o.-c ; 1 car State lambs, averaging 06 lbs, at 7'c: 1 car do, averaging 2 lbs, at .;4c; 1 car or Kentucky Limits, averaging 62 lbs. at tr.'.C. Hogs The receipts to-day were 1170 head; making 88.7." head for tae week, against Hi AD bead for same time last week. Sales of live hos lncl de car loads of Ohio, Michigan acd State hogs at S'J 00, 75 er cwt; dressed hogs dull and weaker at 5ti3jjse;j ior common gra.ssers to best corn-fed. EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. ' Rast ubkrtt. Pa.. Oct. 5. Beef Cattlt Receipts for 3 lays, were 2,873 head; for the week thus rar, 7,ivi neaa; pteniy 01 swea. on band but no buv ers arrived vet; no saies 10-aay and cousequently no quotations made. Hogs Receipts for 3 days were 7,9'JO head : for the week thus far27,KJ head; Yorkers, SO 7o rati 0.1: Philadelphias. M o7 1(1. Suekp Receipts for 3 days, 8,!; for the week thus far 16.600 head: best, So wazyt medlom, SI 2.531 75; common, S3 Ol'Qll 00. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, Oct. 5. Beef cattle Tbe recelpti to day were 5,t00 head; the market lairly active and prices moderately firm but unciianged; through Texans Sauo; Indianas, S2 2öh3 75; cornled Texans Si 00; good to choice natives, Hö0(4 0 7ti. Shipment. 1,100 head. Hogs Receipts lo.ooO head. The market was dull and unchanged; common to good, S5 5u(4 610. Shipments 1,100 head. HiiEKP Receipts, soo head, Tbe market was steady at S2 504 50. NEW Y'ORK DRY GOODS MARKET. New York, Oct. 5 Dry Uoods There was only moderate package business aud Jobbing branches were le active; the market for cotfan frrwtHd ran t oi ny imfliano-(wi. üYf't'llt t ll .t. f W ....... . - " vi lifcUk uro was nave ueen ciearea out uy

12c: l cars 01 cneroaee came averaging cwt, at bd ; 4 cars do. averaging 6 cwt, at Hc; 4 cars do. averacine ewt. at 7We: S cars do, averag

agents at fractional redactions In price; gram bags In good demand ; dark madder prints more active and dress goods selling well. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

.ff.T rKK' 00 L 5. Cotton-The market ia quiet; aale were made of Sid bale middling upland at 15';:15V. Futures closed steady with aalea as fellows: Seller October, 15 l-lec; aellcr November, 15' c; aejier December. l.Sc; jHer Mfut1 T,U,r february, 13 31-a2c ; seller iÄ-.Hc; T""er .April, 16ic; aeUer May, 16 25-32c;se.ler June, 17c FOREIGN MARKETS. Lowdox, Oot. 5. Rate for money on stock exchange on good securities is 2 per cent. Ifcite for money on tbefopen market for three month 's ,b'H was 3 per cent, or same as Bank Ji.-rDiK a2d rate ßuilin g'ne Into Bank of England on balance to day Is xto.ooo. consols, for money Wö"..; account. 6-2u'Z m i"T ..ew45s'. iSi W uli& t4entr1 T i Krl. 8?i: Erie prefemj; rmofiiF,ei01s?lrOltUm! TallOW Paris, Oct. C. Rentes. 61f B7J,Jc. Antwerp, Sept. SO.-FIne pale American petrol f um, 2bf. " Liverpool Oct. 5.-Cotton-Strong; mlddllrguplands';d; Orleans, tf A. Iea, Ju.000 lilea. Including 4.UU0 bales foV sWTaUon' and e port and J0.00O bales American. Bread-tuil quiet. Bacou-Ix)ug clear middles, 3s 6d. PENDLE IONISM. THE FRCITS OP REPCBLIfrAN RPLR A ln iNITION v pkndletonism. From the recent speech ol the Hon. George II. Fcndleton, delivered at Lima, O., the following closing extract is taken: But after a.l, gentlemen, the matter of greatest concprn in the republican government is the honest and faithful administration of the offices. A bad system with honest men is better than a good system with dishonest men. I know the republican party claims daily and loudly that it has purified itself ; and the congressional address says that in five years it has discovered and punished iu its own ranks more villain? and corruption than any and all parties since the foundation of the government. What a boast! The corruption must have been there before it could be exnurcated, aud if so much has been ejected, and yet so very much more remain, what a loulmass of putridity it must have been! But las it so cleansed itself? Congress expelled Oakes Amos, and he received an ovation from his constituents. fSpcakor Blaine appointed chairmen of fiveot the most important committees from men tainted with the credit mobilicr. Bingham was Dent minister to Japan. GarfiXd is nominated from tbe noitheastern distri.-t Pr30n9 is nominated from the Cleveland district. Shepherd . was nouiinatod by the . president as commisaioner of the District of Columbia, . which ns governor and commissioner ot public works he had despoiled. Williams still rides in his landaulet, or perchance has a new one.. Read the sickening exposure made by tho check book of Gov. Kellog?, the moneys paid to Carpenter and Butler and Chandler and Billings, and then deny, it you honestly can, that on the breasts of tbe representatives of the republican party there is branded the word corrupt in characters more vivid and truthful than the scarlet letters which glowed on the bosom ot Hester Prynne. JCheera. Gentlemen, il any fair minded republican is here, I api jl to him. Is not tho sense of diirnity, and even decency i,n public life greatly loweredT Are not faces valued for their power and emoluments? Are thev not considered the fitting reward of personal service or Hattcry or monev? Is not tho public sAnse outraged by the president when he deserts the capital and spends months at the sea shore? Is not the public law outraged when tho president performs official ac;s at Long Branch, which, bv law, nhoul 1 bo performed at Washington? ("That's so!'?) I make 110 eulogy on the democratic party. Its bi-tory speaks for itsell. Its acts for sixty years commend it. And now, chastened by defeat, purified by experience, imbued with new vigor, with yet purer patriotism and lollier purpose, it comes forth again vindicating its principles, asserting tbe honesty, of its organization, ani asking your suffrages that it may, by still greater beneficence, add to tbe luster of its im perishable fame. Cheers. Fellowcitizens, may I speak one word of myself without egotism? I believo you will bear witness that I have always been a zealous and faithful servant of the democratic party; that I have undei stood its principles and faithfully maintained them; that I havo not unduly aspired to leadershipor attempted to dictate its proiession of laith. To make a creed has been heretofore reserved lor the high powers of the college of apostles, or the councils of the church, or the convention of the party, or the commanding genius of Jefferson. That day has passed, anJ now the people make and enforce creeds. I never dreamed of aspiring so Li2.h, and yet some republican orators and newspapers, and notably one democratic paper, nave done me the honor to call the opinion which I entertain, in common with tbe democratic party of Ohio, by the name of Pendletonism. They honor nie overmuch; they tax my modesty. Lest through misapprehension or indifference they may mistake it, let me tell them what Pendletonism ls. it is obedience to tbe constitution and the laws cheers'); equality betöre the ' law and faithful administration of tbe law; the largest liberty consistent with public order; equal and exact justice to all men ; honesty and fidelity in every office; reform wherever there is abuse; no sumptuary laws; taxation only for revenue; subject to revenue, free trade; gold and silver the basis of the currency; and specie payments to be reached as soon as indnmry will permit; honest payment of all debts and a sacred preservation of tbe public faith; simple government; home rnie; State rights; small expenditure; low taxation ; land1 to actual settlers;' homestead ' exemptions, and a he:trt which can always leel Ior the similes and sufferings of labor, and vnuld Rospe every policy as far as possible toreiieve it from the.burder.s which oppress it. Loud and enthusiastic cheera,. This is Pendletonism. I believe it is democracy. Cries of "it I, it is." It is that democracy which has carried this year New Hampshire aud Oregon and Nortii Cat. lina and Colorado and Dakato and Wyomine. and now does battle for Ohio and Indian and Pennsylvania and New York, and which iu God's own good time will rescue the federal government from the band of the spoiler and drive corruption and dishonor from the high places vf power. Tumultuous applause. Men of Ohio, d your duty now, and the battle will be won. ATTENTION PRINTERS. Use the Celebrated I XL ROLLER COMPOSITION, Price S3 centsper lb. Ter Sil by tt iwnimpnNS uimn muduy . lllwl