Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 13, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1874 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1874.

j2l C -A. 3rt D ! Trade Palace, Oct. 7. To the Country Readers: We respectfully ask your immediate attention to the best selected stock, of Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery ever brought to this city. By giving our individual attention to buying in New York, we have eeoured a line of Silke, Black Goods Dress Goods. Dometics, Woolens, Flannels, Shawls, Table Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery, at such rates and on such terms as enables us to offer the lowest prices known Bincel862. Our prices are alike to all, and Grangers as well as others will find at no other house more attractive goods or lower 5?.C6s. -AT5re,E!3 & CO., TRADE PALACE. " CEXTAVR TLlXlilKXTO

Allay pains, subdue swellings, heal barns, and will cure rheumatism, spavin, and any flesh, bone or muscle ailment. The White Wrapper Is for family use, - the Yellow Wrapper for animals

Children cry fr 'atrl.-Fleaant to ke a perfect substitute for Castor Oil, but more efficacious in regulating tte stomach and bowels. m

10 "WOETH Of nrst-clas Silver- riated

SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS That will fit any1 Machine, put

up in t nice snuinz " j only '1" wo Dollar.

ATw A ttanhman f a 4nftlat rtf til f O ! I fl W i 11

article v-nd are the best ever invented. They are

dl-guiuiug, ana go doi require uj uaiuus. OXE 8ELF-CCIDIK WIDE 1IEMMEB, OXK ADjr STABLE EUFFLEK, OIVEBIAS ODS HEMMER, OXE FOLDING ITCIiER, u.NC IMPROVED BIAMBIKDER,

OXE SELF-ACTING NARROW BINDER, OXE SELF-ACTING MEDIUM BIDDER.

ONE ADJCMARLE CLAMP HOLDER.

Eight of the best Attachments now In use for

nlyTJ, li purcnasea irom a oewiug naacuine orupany or their agents, the regular price -would be ?10. The above is no humbu;. 1 mean busine, anfl will refer to bank and business mn gpnerally in this city. Address, inclosing

nriw. Two (2) Dollars: 11 ordered by man, -Joe

an pay ixwtage. Agents wanted all over the

Cfcneral Agent Western tates, löl North Merld ian street, Indianapolis, Ind.

FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

(iKNERAL MARKET REVIMW. MONET MATTERS. In this city there is uo question that money is hard to be obtained in the ordinary ' linf ot business. It w about rji hard to keep up a legitimate business as it was twelve months ago in the height of the panic. Yet there U not that fear and apprehension, for it is known business activity must grow and ttiai the land teems with abundance cf the reoariea of wealth. In Chicago, the Inter-Ocean says: Business generally seems to have diminished. This is indicated by the smaller amount of clearing? this week than lt. The decrease of business at this time in tbe fall, just before the pork packing bepn, i the usual experience. The tall trade in Chicago Menu to have been satisfactory to tbe great majority of merchants, and thonsh the averago ofprofits has been small tbe volume oi legitimate mercantile business in tbe month closing to-nigbt has been greater than in any previous October. There is also reason to expert that the winter business will be an equally favorable compariSOD with former years. - Tbe San Francisco Alta oi the 22d says: Tbe shipment of treasure this week has beeu 9 fallows:

To 1173. New York per railroad . $753.727 00 China 217,506 OU Japan 1,000 0Ü Mexico - .... 47,470 00 Central America... Previously.per similar. 7,(iSf,933 77 Previously, per railroad .. .. 10,xl 32 Tofl 1197,233 09 Add cola through postolllcv 1,400,000 00

1871. Kk.CM 17 416.175 39

S,G21,0W 47 13,068,20 41

t23.681.7Si T3

Total sinoe January 1 129,757,233 09 S2&681.7.3 71 The stsamer for China this week carried mostly trade dollars and silver, the former to cover drawn bills. "The latter has become a drag, and home of the leading mines talk of s eparaticc the gold tor coin and holding the silver for a better price. For the Kas1 this week there has been a renewal of the coin shipments. That drain, with the sums paid in for duties, comes to exceed the coinage, the combined movement having been, kr September, $2.937,275 against 1260,000 eoined. Tals month the coinage is lees and the excess of outgo larger. The return from the Bank of England for the week ended tbe lttb Inst., gives the following results when compared with the pre vioua week : Rent . ,096,212 Increase C 22,802 Public deposit.... 3,Y7,2K7 Decrease 2!,2S6 Other deposits 21,917,719 Decrease... 41,122 Qn the other tide of the account: Gov't securities.. 1510,156 No change. Other securities . 19,206,287 Decrease...- 88,003 NoU unemployed 8,77,065 Decrease..- 673,110 Tbe amount of notes in circulation is 27,n,430. belnj- an Increase of 57,080, and the stock of bullion in both departments is .22,066,256, showing a decreaso ol JC73,31G when compared with the preceding return. The circulation of notes in Switzerland averaged, in 1S73, francs 47,681,756, against franc 16.000,000 in 18G9. At the end of 1S73 the 2 bunks of Switzerland had a circulation of francs 65,700,000, with a capital of francs 84,323,000. TORSION DV.X OOOI. We antic!pnt3 by one day the close or tbe month, as our record is kept in even weeks, ai l present herewith our usual monthly statement of tbe imports of foreign dry goods. The total for October is less by half a million dollars than' for the corresponding period of lat year, a million dol lnrs less than for October, 1872, and two and a half millions lt$8 than Jor (he same time in 1872. when the aggregate was 13,6U.P75. The following Is a comparison lor the lart thro years: IMPORTS OK TORKUiS DKT GOODS AT NEW YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.

1Ö72. Manufs. of Wool......tl,Wn Do. Cotton... h!),2.l I0 Kilk. 1.11S.2M Do. ' Flax 7V.,M)7 Miscel. Dry Goods v77.3V

1873. . 81,010,270 fcVr.i 6.iil 4a,ui3

1874. 11,178,433 77,021 1,497 612,77 5I8,61

WITHDRAWN FROM WARKHOCSK.

1872. Manufs. of Wool f 1,419,439 do. Cotton.- 401,019 do. Kilk. 714,277 do. Klax 367,581 Mtacel. Dry Goods- 171.KM

Total withdrawn from warehouse 83,053.019 Addent. for oons.. 4,537,15 i

1873. f08l,673 2.7U 604,078 2o7,(W0 133,378

12,138,473 3,427,583

1874.

11,173.712 272,046 350,205 353,016 I05,uti8

f2,W5,577 4,516,353

Total thrown the market

17,600,165 15,564,06a 18,761,930

ENTERED FOR WARKHOCSIKO.

1872. Mandls, of Wool .881,745 do. Cotton- 419,007 do. 81 k 585,563 do. Flax . 882,906 Mlscel. Dry Goods 143.3B9 Total entered for warehousing-. 42,1',210 Add ent. lor cons. 437,155

1873. $178,606 408509 64378 23,565

S3.1RS.I33 a,427(M

1874. 643,601 241,419 S48.4U6 371,100 6903

$1,574.329 41t63

" .. Kyvt tr-r

the port... r.lözos wö.biz,iia During the corresponding month of last year the stock in bonded warehouse increased, but it has recently diminished, there being no inducement to keep over anything which can be Bold. The total thiown upon the market is nearly threeonarters of a million more than the total

landed at the port.

REVIEW OF TIIE HOME MARKETS

WEEKLY REVIEW or THE INDIANAPOLIS

WHOLESALE MARKETS. . Motat Evasiuo, November 2.

There was a better feeUng in grain, prices In

Chicago being reported firmer. Reports from

IJverpool continue favorable and it Is not out

side of possibilities that the stock of American breadathfls may be turned to a reasonable

eaulvalent In cash vet before spring. Provisions

were a little weak, but only from transient causes, the price of hogs belog well maintained

at about 6 cents advance. Yesterday the firm of

Coffin, Wheat, Fletcher Jfc Co. begun killing hogs. They will slaughter from 1,200 to 1,500 dailv from this time on till the close of the

season. In dry goods there Is a fair and steady

trade with prices unchanged. The hint of cold weather last week gave woolen goods a start, and as soon as the mercury goes down this class of Eoo Js will move actively. There has been a

good average trade In groceries since the last review of the weekly market. Collections have been no freer, but as hogs are beginning to move and corn and wheal are bringing better prices there Is a hopeful Indication of a loosening up

In country nnances berore a great while, sugars have remained weak and close at a stand of

lOVte for atrndard A's Fast. The decline has

been by eights and quarters and slow at that, so

that the trade has not felt the change as 11 the decline had been a sudden one. Tee demand is

eood for the season and stocks are well assorted

Coffees remain Arm with a tendency upward

and lizht stocks in first hands East. Prices

rane from 21 to 25c for fair to choice grades

The low grades roasting are unfit for .the retail trade lu their green 8tte and go into consumption as roasted coffee through the spice mills. Htarch firm. Oats unchanged. Byrups and rioe quiet and dull, lirown firm at the recent rise. Babbit's soap has advanced lc per pound at the

factory ana an soaps are somewnat uiguer, ma terial belnz so expensive.

.Sales were fair for Monday, the list reported beinzas follows: .'500 bbls flour, pt.: 3 cars new

hheiled corn, pt.; 100 bbls flour (Lowell), Sti; 1 car !o. 2 white oats, 61c; 1 car white oats, 50c ;1 car

JNo. 2 new white corn, on ooara, soc; luu dois flour. 85 50: 100 bbls Hour. 16:1 car new JJo.2

white com. B0c:l car new shelsed corn, 58: ldo.

wo ; 1 car potatoes, voc ; i ao, oc.

quotations are given tor me ouying prices oi

grain and proa nee, ana me semng pncea ior

nHir and other merchandise.! DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE.

KrC'PTS. HHIPT'S.

W 00

... 2, 1,600 1,W8 KJ8

Assafoetlda, lb.

Alcohol, gal.

Alum, ID Camphor, lb .

Cochineal, lb.

Chloroform, lb

Copperas, brls per lb.

Cream tartar, pore, lb.,

mengo, id I J corlc, Calab, lb. genuine

Magnesia, carb, 2 oz, lb

Morphine, v. a. w. ounce

Madder, lb

Castor oil. No. L, gal

tsergamot oil 1D.M

Opium, lb.

Quinine, oz.... boao. castlle. frn lb

Soda, bicarb, kegs, lb. Halts, epsom. lb. ...

Hnafr. Garrett's pack, per gross.. 17 00 Snuff, Garrett's, per case of 4 dos. 16 00 Sulphur, flour, lb 6 Haltpetre,lb ... 10 Turpentine, gal.... . 45

CANNED UOODH In rood

toes, 2 lbs,, II 4091 50; 3 lbs.

S3 a 40

11 5 A 2 20 Am 5

ÖJ ( M

& 90 Ö 1 20 9 3 47 & 1 30 ( so 9 40 (3 6 75 & 18 & 3 25 & 8 60 aio 59 & 270

9 1

1 10 2 45 1 20 46 U0 6 50 1 2 00 8 00 10 00 2 65

( (4 9

7 5

25 48

demand. Toms-

8190; Yarmouth

ACTICLX9.

Dran. tons...

Barley, bushels,

Coal and tvke. Cottou, bait's..... Cattle, head......

Corn meal, barrels Corn, busbeLs. Cement, brls

Flour, barrels,

Hay. tous... HiUc. tons.

Hoes, head,

iiorfces. nead..

Irou.tons

OU, barrels..... Oats, bushels..

Locs, cars

Lath, cars

lara. tierces

mMiinM,..,

...... 1.1 ....

531

1,13 100 19.ÜU0 600

4H HO 2,3.'J - 17 14 5UU - 23,100 7 2 - 60 40,210

Lumber, U-e...

Provisions, tons - ... 20 Rye, buU 1 40u

&alt, oarrels..M...M... ........ .. 6oiJ

SheeD, head..........-........... oav

Htaves. cars 27

Uhlnsle, cars . 1 Htoue, cars... ......n. 40 Kundries. Iar8....... 161

Tobacco, hhdH 118

wool, tons..

4N) 914 6ä0 5,100 24 ÖO m 17 600 93300

266 14 2,000 6

Wheat, bushels,

AT ELKVATOB lVru Whoat

Parley

Rec'pts. .... 1,251

BIT 2,123

6S 60 375 Bhlp'ts. 27 "m

ToLenU.fur coa...?l,7.U3 J.4-T,W ilC,3aJ

KKE.V UHTUFFH. FLorru Is pretty dull and hard to dispose of. F'ancy brands, for old . .. 5 "Vl 25 Fancy brands, for new... 5 2ö(ö ao ftlQllT,IHH(MHIMHHHNtlMHM(MWHH.NIIMM 4 SO'J 00 Low gnuits.................................wl 00jj3 60 Mi Lf. Fkkd In fair supply. Bran and shorts are quoted at 816 5tH 17, fine feed at and middling at 8J2. Wukat Letter feeling. Red, 90(39Sc; amber II UV.tl 7; white, 81 0Ö31 10. XJOK.K Clear yellow and high mixed, shelled In elevator Is quoted at K)34c ; new shellodt68$ouc; new ear corn, 50c. Oats Quoted at 5051c per bushel. KY k Is lower. Quoted at 82c. Haklkv Quotations are held at 81 101 12. ÄU1LDINU MATERIALS. LUMBER.

Pink 1 and 2 dear, per M. feet..

flooring, dressed .

-.us vxara oo .... 22 59fi:n 00

IS Wi 00 18 00 14 00 14 00:4 20 0024 00

81'ilng, dressed..... fcitock boards Common boards...

Bill stuff, to 18 feet .. Hill stuff, over 18 feet .............. Heavy timbers. 81 00 extra per M

riheetlflg.........M.Mif.. .... ...... 13 00f A sawed shlneles-.... .. 4 No. I alilngles ............ 8 50 1 a t-h- .T t 3 0U Seuthern pine flooring, rough U 00 jl2 00 POPIAK

as 00 ss 00

ltf (0(417 00 lOOOa

. 22 00-&TO 00 22 OOiiJ 00

Clear

Common.. Culls Abu 1st and Cd..

CllEKKY

Buack Walnut

ut and 2d, dry. . 53 OtVifiO CO M and 2d, gTeen.. 4-S OfV0 00 Oalls.... - IS OOvj'JO 00 Cement Is quoted at 82 25 per barrel. Plaster Paris Michigan, 43 25 per barrel: Newark, 83 75 per barrel. Lime Huntington, 34c; Flat Rock 30c per bushel. White sand, 84 per barrel. Fire brirk, 837 per hundred. Fire clay, 75c per bufchfl. llulldlng brick, 86 50i$9, axyording to quality. Hair, . Nails, 10s and 60s, UJ; Hs and tM.-8L75;6üand7s, 85; 4s8Ä2d.

l'RODUCE. Al'.TICXKS. Beeswax, per lb

ik" ans Butter, per lb

Choice country

Common country..... Baking g e&rte

rex

Irlces.

4 4 18( 14 4 45

225

20 15 1J 18 50

m tvi ivi w f v a ww fi w asiuivutu corn, 82 65: Mountain sugar 82 60; Trophy 82 M); Baltimore do,.2.32 60 ; Peaches, Kastera. 2 lbs, 8260 2 8-5 : 8 lbs, 83 ao ; pie peaches, 2 lbs., 81 75 : Western packing lb, 82 252 35; do, 3 lb, 83 353350: blackberries il 60Q1 65; strawberries, 2 lbs, 82 3532 50;

raspberries. 2 lbs, 82 5012 60: whortleberries, 82.25

fiau; pineapples, 2 ids, wi tKJ vo-green pets, lbs, 82 242 So: string beans, 81 75(32: salmon, 1 lb, 82 00(32 25; do, 2 lbs, S3 6033 75. DRY GOODS Trade Is steady and fair. PRISTS.

Spragues, fancy....,

American.

Allen.

Cocbeco........... Pacific.......... ..

Merrimack

Connestoga Ancona......

Mournings... Solid colors .

TICKISO.

50.9

..10 OUcJ 12 00

13 Ö0 11 00

Feathers, per lb

FrriH: tlmcn apples, per brl, Grapes, per lb Cranberries, wild, brl... do cultivated. Poultry, per do : Yoimk chlckenH.... Old chickens ICKteT8... .

1 Mick. .

Turkeys, per lb, Rars, per ib...M..m.M..MM.MM. Vegetables ; Potatoes, per bu Hweet potatoes, per bl........ Onions, white, per bbl......... Onions, ted, per bbl...

Hops At 40S0c per pound. HosKT Is bought at 2iy5o per pound; extra comb, 30c. DRUGS. tio n?w features have oeen developed la this market, aad traI coaLiuucs good

2 00J 2 5üä 1 50? J

75(31 15001 8 75J

2 2o 25 3 00 8 13 85 2 00 4 60 4 OU

Omega, 32 inch.-.. Amoskeas ACA A

Conestoga, 4-4 Medal

Medal

Extra Medal . Rxtra 4-4 Medal..

Lewistown, 36 inch.

Si incu...... .. " 20 inch........... - 20 PI ft Id BROWN DRILLING. ftslivllltMiini' . rPPrdl mmmmilm, tttArk, mMMwnMt"'m SHIRTING STBPES. American, S-3 Whittenden M.-. 13 Union i .. 14 BATTING. liddllD NUMMMMtffMMMNIMIMMNMMMll) Best tissue.... CAKFKT CHAIN. Colored M BROWN SHEETINGS.

Vermont

Nashville Middlevllle. ... Idaho New Albany, . .Stark, A ..- Laurel, D....... laurel, II...... I'&rk A,

Granite, B....

Bedford, K , Peppered, N', Pepperell, O....

PepperelJ. K

Pepperell, E

BLEACHED SHEETINGS.

Blackstone ................

Mascmonet..... .......

Hill, Ve. Hill, 4-4 ........ ... DwlghtBtar

Vautrhn, XX....MMMM. Red 1)ok m

Ouaker

Cambrics, Ixnsdale

" 1 oang v arner..... " Jabez Knight GRAIN BAGS.

Amofkeg, A.

Liewiston. A,

Union........... 25 ?r ... .M... .a. ... ... ... . . ... m . t0

FISH. The trade Is Generally unlet. Ou codfish pretty

brisk. White per half barrel ...........8 6 009 6 50

- quaner Darrel . i kits l :toa

California salmon, per half barrel... 11 60(912 00

Mackerel, new mess, ter barrel........ 23 00

11 6-12 00

n ao a 00g i dm 1 40(4 1 50 60(4 7 00 3 50(4 1 1 W 1 60(

40(9

Hit

50(4

50(9

half barrel...

quarter barrel kit,,.,,.,,i,,.w,... ex. No. 1, hi brl. No. 2 hair brl.... " quarter brl " kits

COd fiShiHIMNMMMMII WHMtHIMIllnmmm

Hol laud herriuK. per kev

No. 1 smoked herring, per box...

scaledM...M. ......

Halibut, smoked. ...

.Skinned cat, half barrel. .......

" quarter oar-l.... ...... ..,... FRUITS, NÜT8, ETC.

Are In eood demand at firm rates,

tions below will be found to be nearly the same

as last week.

Nuts O noted s Almonds, soft shf.ll. 2S.a2.V?;

filberts, lalc; walnuts.French, lie; Naples, 18c; Brazil nuts.Lijllc, peanuts, raw, 8(12c: roasted, Foreign FnriTS Coast oranees 811(i12 per bbl

Lemons Palermo and Freuen, $4 50(310 00 : dates

miiK per pound ; new raisins, layers, are held at 83 So'J 50; London layer 84 00; Muscatel, crown, 8100(9 1 25; double crown, 8125 (SI 50; Valencia raisins,12Ji(4l3e ; Bultana, 16($18c; layer figs, iy20c; citron, 40'i 16c; currants, loc ; Turkish prunes, new, 1213c.

FUEU COAL Is sold attain by the bushel. The scale

oi prices is as rouows

The quota-

.810 50(9

114 12(9 11(9 24(9 12(9 13(9 K(9 32(9 X!9

IS 15 13 26

Anthracite, per ton...,

Brasil block, per bushel..

nana creec,

Highland grate...., Highland steam

misburg..,

Brazil ii ut..... Brazil steam.,

Vlrnnla cannel.

Indiana canneL...

Coke 14c.

Wood Is quoted at 84 5035. OKOCERIEH Brooms Common, 82 40; medium, 82 75; ex

tra, 83 ÖUÜ1.

candles w tar. isa2De per pound, summe

prettxed, lültc per ound. Hotel. 21 (gt2.

cheese uuoiea at, i7;v9isc ror prime to

choice factory.

coffee tronger. itonstmg erades or Kio are

quoted at 20i(äi2lc; fair to good at 21S'3--Hc: prime at 23t924j; choice to fancy at 2l(s2dc; 24(2i24e for Läguayra, and 3435c for Java. Molahses New Orleans, old, 70375 per gallon ; new, none in market. . Pnv fMllna 0(11 PonMMn 71.U

Patna, &Ht$i; Louisiana, 8i.!c.

mugarh new Orleans nut 01 ne market, Refined is Quoted at llHVic for A: 1'llc

for extra C : and llTAlc for bard : 1 ellow

sugars ;r9l0Hc. HPICE-Pepper, 287; allspice, 2022c: cloves, s-VTOo ;caHsla. 50 vvVjc.

hoaps Indianapolis iterman, ;c; lTocier s

Gamble's and Work's German, DiOTXc. Bab

bit's 11C411S. Teas Gunpowder is quoted at75cfl50; Imperial, 60c9l 20: Hyson, 1 11 00, -Oolong, 00c3

ii ; KngiihU iirtaKrast, uoc

tobacco Koyai Gem is quoted at syxf-o; aionp

or Navy, C2(30jc; black .tobacco, 50je; bright

navies and quarters, öouiux; smotuug uranus

26Ö.50C.

v oodenWark No.tubs per dozen ,89 jOJ10 ;No.

2 ditto, 88 60(S ; No". 2 ditto, 87 50u ; No. 1 Churns, common, per dozen. 810 60; No. 2 ditto, 89 50; No 3 ditto, 3 50; No. 1 cedar-churns brass bound, 821 22; No. 2 ditto, 820fca; No. lash churns. 818; No. 2 ditto. 813; No. 3 ditto, 811 ; stave half bushel measures, 85! SO; hoop iron bound ditto, Srt t-07; keelers, five in nest, 8225; niea sieves, 14-18, 81 "Vi2; ditto IS, $10025J; O G buckets two hoop, t'2 00,2 10; ditto three hoop U i(2 .. 8VKCPK 55S?1. -' 8a lt Lake, 91001,2 10; Ohio river, flÄ)Ql0. Hoda Kuglie.h, KcJTc ; American, 6-39ic. .; HAY AND STRAW. Nothing new can be reported for this market, and trade continues dull. Hay Louse Timothy la quoted at 82022 per ton from wagons. Tight pressed Is quoted at fc20 and leose ditto at 22, and 82 more from store Btraw Is sellln at 45a50c per hundred pound ; baled, 812 per ton. HIK-Tbe following quotations are furnished exclusively for U?e Sentinel by P. W. Bauher, dealer lu hides. No. 3J bouth Meridian street, Indianapolis: Best city green hides, 7c: best city veal skins, 13o; be; city kip sfctn. 7(SSVic; groen ealted, b3caa to coie; dry salted txäiui, Uftlc as to core; dry Clnt ISglSc as to

cure. Bheep kxIds are quoted at 50c81 according to quality. IRON AND STEEL Business Is improving and prices are Brm. Bar Iron IS inch to 4 Inches by y. Inch to 1 inch, 3.4; Inch to 1 inch, round, 3.4; other sires at regular list prices. Tools Axes, Simmons' patent, 814; ditto plain, 813 25; Mishawaka silver steel, 822. Cross cut saws, Atkins' Improved patent, boo per foot ; ditto half patent, 55c; clipper saws, 55c; lightning, toe; carriage bolts, tiO per cent, discount from list. Horse shoes Quoted at 88 25(58 50, and mule shoes at 87 25(37 50 per keg, standard brands. Horseshoe nails Putman 's 8s, 36c; An Sable, 2öc: (J rest Western, 24cj Northwestern, 25c. N A i ls Quoted at 10Q to Od at 84 2a per keg, and smaller numbers at the usual advance. Steel Sanderson's besi tueilsh tool. 25c:

American tool, 20c; spring steel, Inch, 12c;

iyt uxca ana over, nc ; mm picx snapes, auc. OILS. Linseed oil. raw. 8lAS2c: boiled. 86(afCc. Lard

oil, current make, winter strtJned, 81 10ai 15. Tanner's oil, Strait's best, 85a70c; Banks' best, 6065c : Labrador, 8085c. Refined coal oil, 12ift Ua for standard; gasoline for lamp 2025c;

luiDncaung ana maenmery ous,ä(5üoc. PROVISIONS. Bummer lard, 14c. Stocks in this market in entirely exhausted,

All quotations represent prices at Cincinnati.

Bulk shoulders, 7Jc; clear rib, 10c; clear, lOKc.

i2ytc, dear, 13c.

Bacon shoulders, 8c; clear rib,

Timothy is quoted at 833 25; clover at 87 Oaj

4 m uax seea at ii ou. TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS Trade is good and improving.

Tin plate, 1C, 10x11, charcoal, 1st

-812 00 .. 15 00 . 11 5'J . 23 00

.. 61

Copper

quality...

Tin plate, IX, 10x14 Tin roofing, 1C, 14x20...... " " 1C, 20x28

Brass kettles. ......... ....... No. 27 iron B .... No. 27 smooth Iron ... Zinc, per sheet......... lig tin, Strait's,...... ünght and annealed wire, dis

count 30 per cent Solder, tinners', No. 1..,

r Bheatingll to lo oz

planished, 14 to 16 oz. .

ooit " bottoms Lead Pig... . har Antimony ........... ...... Babbitt metal....................... WHISKY Firm at 96c.

WOOL Quoted for unwashed, 31T3o ; for fleece

washed, iZAioc. ana ior iuo wasuea, ou(c, WINDOW GUA5 , ' Single Strendh

2nd Uual. ut Qual. ....7 00 7 75

8 CO 875 11 00

13 00

10 10 SO

1 55 41 3K 31 18 10 Q

614e. Petroleum I firmer: sales were mads of

crude at 6$ö)c; refined at llfe)llc. Napvha sales were made of Western at 939o. Rosln-ls Hull; sales were made of strained at 82 30A2 35. TurpenUne Is dull; sales were made of spirits at 3a He. Eggs Are firm; sales were made of Western at2728c. Pork-Is firmer; sales were made of Western at 820; prime mess at 820 29

'i 9M. Btsei is a uii ; sales were made of plain new mesa at 8U12: beef hams quiet; tierce beet dull and nominal. Cut meats Are qniet: sales were made of pickled sboul-

pickled bellies at lie. Middles Are quiet; sales were made of long clear at 10c; long and short clear for December and January at

v uuu suu boitt: niM wm muiii

or prime steam at 14c Butter Is heavy; sales were made of Western at 1837c. Cheese Ii scarcely so firm; sales were made of common to prime at 129l5c. Whisky Is lower : sales were made at htcl O0i CHICAGO, Nov. 2,-Flour-The market is steady; sales were made of extra spring at 85 40. superfine shipping at 84 004 50. Wheat The market ls fair and prices have advanced : sales were made of No. 1 Chicago spring at 6Sc: No 2 Chicago spring at 8484c cash ; W?4c seller November; 85c seller December; No 3 Chicago spring, at 79V; rejected at 7o7öc. Corn The market is active and advanced ; sales were made of No 2 mixed at 7172c cash; 7Gc seller November; ryAo seller all the year; rejected at 60c ; ear, at 00c. Oats The market la steady: sales were made of No 2 at 4tc cash ; 46c seller November; 45 seller all the year; rejected at 4141c. Rye The market Is unchanged ; sales were made of No 2 at SSxisc. Barley The market la firm; sales were made of No 2 at 81 101 10J4 cash -81 10 seller November; No Sat 93&yc Pork Is dull and a shade lower at open in g; closed firmer; sales were made or new at 817 50 cash; 517 20 eher January; 816 60 6el!er all the year. Lard ls fair and firm ; sales were made at 811 35 seller all the year; 81165 feller January. Bulk meats The market ls unchanged sales were made of shoulders at 7$c; short rib middles, 9c Whisky Sales were made at 9Gä'J7c. Lake freights To Buffalo, 4c. On the open board this afternoon wheal closed higher; quoted at taa seller November; 85V$ 86c seller December; corn strong and higher; quoted at 72J.4C seller November; 67c bid seller all the year; oats were firmer at 46;ic seller November. Receipts Hour 4,000 ban els: wheat.

o,000 bushels; com, 40.000 bushels: oats. 4S.0U)

uunuciBj rjc, w.vw ousneis; Daney, t9,ooybtm els Shipments Flour, 7,0UJ baieUi xTneat 143,(00 bushels; corn, 128,000 bushel" oats 178 ouu

'Ji i,ww iiiey, 22.000 bush-

8x8 to 8x10.... 8X15 to 10x13. lt)Xl6to 12x18,

12x30 to 20x26

Discount sixty per cent, off above.

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. New York, Nov. 2. Custom receipts, 8304,000. Treasury disbursements, 8763,000. There will be no New York markets to-morrow. Money active and closed at 45 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet and steady at 81 S''O 4 81 for 0 days and 84 87 for sight. Prime mercantile paper at57 percent, for short and long dates.

Gold, HOllo;, the opening and closing prices. Borrowing rates, 1-32 per cent, until Wednesday and 1(3 7 per cent, per annum; loans also made flat. Clearings, S2!,000,000. State bonds dull. Govern- aents firm. Railroad bonds are lower for Chicago & Northwestern consolidated and Pacific railroads. Stocks fluctuated but slightly, with a general downward tendency, the closing prices being ( ft per cent, below the highest prioa acid gen. eraily at the lowest point of the das', jhe decline was most marked In Pacifi Rock Inland, Northwestern common &i4 Linen PacIJs. l ae total sales of stocks to-day ware 107,000 shares, of which 8,000 were Western Union, 21,000 Pacific Mail, 33,000 Lake Shore, 7.000 Union Pacific, 6,00o Northwestern, 5,000 Wabash and 4,500 Ohios. GOVKRNMEXT SECURITIES.

u. s. cs n..

u.a. trstji.

(J. H. 6's .... V. H. S'S 65 U. S. 6's 65 (new)U. 8. 6'S '67. U. 8. fl'S '68 Ü. S. 10-40'5..... Currency 5 per cent fd loan.,

Oold , BterlinfE

TUfclW'd

11SS U3J, 11 116 iUH

llTi!ll7Ä

liöiäiiieii lisk

112 "OK 85

Th'ri

inyj

IIS

110, 484

irrl.iHat.iMon

im; 11:

11 1H5I 112 11 110H 4&4H

1 j 4 1 im

Höfe ink 111V 117 11

1I0H

STATE STOCKS.

Missourliu.

Old Tennessees

New Tennessee.. New Virginias.... Old Virginias...... Old N.Carolinas. New N. Carolinas.

Tue.lW'U'Th'rFn. Sat.lMon

Alt

8 t8 34 34 23 12i

69 3i 5 22 13

90 69 68 : 35 23

65 31 34

24J4

70 70 34 31 22 13

70 70 4 Si 21 13

The purchasing prices for Government bona In Indisnapolls vary from the New York quotaUous .ai per cent.

QEXERAL 8TOCKH.

Canton.,

W. U. Telegraph

tiulcksllver..-, Adams Express..., Wells A Fargo Ex American Kx

U. 8. Ex Pacific Mail

N. V. Central....

Is rlc. .... m Erie, preferred Harleni....... Harlem, p'f'd..

Michigan Central.

rl ttsb urg. Northwestern .... N 'thwest'n pref. Rock Island..... N.J. Central.... 8t. Paul pref..

wabasn

Wabash pref,

Fort way He Terre Haute Terro Haute pref,

Chief gu 4 Alton

C A A. preferred.. Ohio A Misslssl'pl. C, c. A c. ..... C, R. A QiMMMMtMN. Lake Hhore Indiana Central Illinois Central.. U. Pacific stocks C. Pacific bonds U. Pacific bonds. L)el.t Lackawana. Hartford A Erle.

Tu'siWdiThTiFrt. ibat.'Mon

111

78J

61 6.5

look

294 25i

87 3H

Mil

7 93

113

61J-4

iooyH

129 128

73J KT .

49 79 i 29 111

128J

Iii

73Vi

48 7VA

111 78 62

MM 45ls,!

fc7 62VI

45 45 12J7i L

104Hil04i

60 li

2 65

ioo5

10.1

27J6 6j I

100W

80' i 80

All OA

23. Ki

M 23 104 276.) 100 nU

lOifiHOLV-

3 128 125 T2

38Vi

50'i

1 DS 104

50 3fi 5fi 78 624 55

100J4 80 9

iot

28, 28j

125

73 b-M 87?4 53 lObv 32J4 504 51 OÜ

8 104

MOW 80.-

125

52 32JS UM 80 7 23 W 103 28 65 10UV2

S2 54k 34V$ V1 1025 87?4 8Wi 108. 109 I ii

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. SEW YORK, Nov. 2. Flour Is quiet and nncbauged: receipts, 27)00 barrels; sales were (4i 40 ; common to good do at 81 60v3o00; good l made cf superfine Western and tat ut 8100 choice at 85 05i3575; common to choice white wheat Western extra at 85 73cfl 15; common to good extra Ohio at 8175.6 7075; common to choice Ht, Louis at 84 90.S 00; cloning in buyers' favor, hye flour I.steady and in moderate demand ; sale were made at 81 15 5 20. Corn moal Is firm; sales were made of Western at 8I2.V4 4 75. Wheat 12 better; Chicago strong, in light supply and fair demand; receipts 12o,uin bushels; sales Were made of No. 1 spring at f 1 04 1 13: old No. 2 6prlng at 81 03al 16; No. 3 spring at 81 OOv-1 02: No. 2 Chicago spring at 81 03.'.l Ott; No. 3 Milwaukee at 81 0ötl 00; No. 2 Dulnth at 81 13; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota sprlug at llGSi-ql 1; winter red Western at 81 17&1 21: amber Western at 81 221 25; white Western at 1 27! 30; winter red Illinois at ft 11. Rye Is quiet; sales were niado at Myj'X'c. Barfirm : sales were made of lke Shore at 137; prime Canada West at 81 42. Barley malt Oulet and steady : sales wtre made of Western at il 32. Corn Opened steady and clooed heavy ; receipts 15,000 busheis; sales were madeof Western mixed at 82c in store; ilfiiCo nfioat; No. 2 do &tt4(r. Oats Are firmer and more active; receipts 56,000 bushels: sales weremadeof mixed Western at 59010 ; white mixed Western at 6i (fitSlKo. Hay Is steady; sales were made oi shipping at 60c. Hops Are firm; sales were made 01 1874 at 3S345c; 1S73 at 15(3250 ; 1872 at 12 e15c. Coffee Is firm and unchanged; sales were made f lUo at 20ic gold. euar ls dull and unchanged ; sales were mado of fair to good refining at trtf&SKc: prime at SJ4c; centrUugal at lKc; refined held firmer; Mufcovado at 8Xc; hard grades at HJjUc; raolasses grade at 88 l-llic. Molasses Is dull and uncbangtd: salws were Kade ot TortoRlco at47&7c Kioe-lsdull tn-l unchanged; sales wore made of Carolina at

18, Nov. 2.-Cotton-The market ls unchanged ; sales were made of good to ordinary lf i?S ' , ,lo nldd"ng at 14c. Flour-The marivoi Rad oochanged; sales were made at w heat The market is firmer; sales were 5? r?Ua11 at93'i9lj$c; No 2 red winter i- tkr la firmer: sales were mad a of No 2 aC.75con track; cash kc seller Decern, ber ; 66MiJc seL'er January. Oats-Prices are nominally 505uic cash r 51c seller all the year. Barley 1 he market is unchanged; sales were made of No 2 at II 0ol 12. Rye-The market is firmer; sales were madeof No 2 at 8589c. Whisky Sales were made at 839SC. Pork The market ls lower at 820 00&20 25; dry salt, good jobbing trade: packed lots, 87 127 25, 810 25 Q10 50, 111 0011 25. liacon-The market is quiet ; sales were made of Job and order lots at StOO, 81225,81250, 813 50, 814 w. Lard-The market is unchangeil ; sales were made of prime steam at 811 Yiyt seller December. Hogs The market ls

nigner; saies were made or bacon at $ö 70(a5 8ö; butchers' stock. 86OO(50. Cattle The market is firm but only low grades offering; feeders being principal buyers; common to good through Texans ranging from 8180320. Receipts Flour, 8 000 barrels; wheat, 18,000 bushels; corn 2,000 bushels; oats, 10,000 bushels ; barley, 15,000 bushels; rye, 1,000 bushels; malt, none; hogs, 6,770 head; cattle, L4S5. Salpments Wheat, 10,000 bushels; corn, 5,000 bushels. CINCINNATI. Nov. 2. Cotton Li unchanged ; sales were made at 11c. Flour Is steady, with a moderate demand; sales were made 01 lamily at 81 90.5 10: supernne at 83 25; extra family at 85 OO-Su; A No 1 at 83 25(4 26; fancy at 8ö25ö75. Wheat Is unchanged; sales were made of red at 81 031 0U: amber at 81 CO; white at 8110. Corn Is unchanged; sales were made of new at eoa2c. Oats Are unchanged ; sales were made at öaiie. Rye Is steady; sales were made at lJc. Barley Ls firm; sales were made of No 2 at 81 20; fall at 8120C4140. Linseed Oil Is steady; sales were made at 80c. Lard OH Is steady ; sales were made at fcOc. Lggs Are fair and advanced; sales were made at 22&2oC. Butter ls steady ; sales made of choice Western Reserve at 28c; Central Ohio, choice, at 27fe'J8c; medium at 2l2ic. Cheese Is unchanged: sales made at 11c. Pork-Nothing doing. Lard ls easier; sales were madeof summer at l-'.Sc on snot ; VZic for next week : prime steam at 12 for late In November. Bulk Meats Are fair and firm: saltvt

were made of shoulders at VA67fä sides ?uiet; clear rib at 10c; clear at ioj-jc. Bacon ttu ad y ; sales were made of shoulders at 8c; clear rib sides at 12c; clear at 13c. Whibky ls

sieaay; saiea were maae at wc

PHlLA.DELPHIA.Nov. 2. Floor The market is dull; sales were made of superfine at 84 00(1 '25; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family at 85 50

0 00; lnaianasnu ouio extra iamuy at ii KJS 6 00; high erades at 84 50t7 50. Wheat Is lu moderate request; sales were made of red at 81 Itk4ll7; amber at fl imi 21. RyeIs firm:

Kales were made at fl 07. Corn Is firmer; sales

were maae 01 western mixea at syrioc. uats Have Improved: sales were made bf whitest 61 Ü ml YOil at .riK ,"i ritn Putmlmim lo nnl

Hal; sales were made of refined at lff.'iQlOJfc; crude is unchanged at Kc in barrels and &4hic in bulk. Whisky Is steady ; sales were made at

8101. Butter ls firmer: sales were made of

Western prime at 32,a34c ; choice W estern rolls at

30833c. Cheese Is quiet: sales were made of Western finest 161H ; Western prime at 14aj 1514c. Eggs Are unchanged ; sales were made of

vv estern at 2uc Clover seed is dull and weak ; sales were made at 88 009 25. Timothy seed Is nominal ; sales were made at 82 00. Flax seed

Hales were made at 81 00.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Klour-The market Is unchanged. Wheat Western is active and higher; sales were made of No. 1 red Western at

81 20; No. 2 red Western at 1 15: No. 3 red Western at 81 10: rejected at 81 Ca. Corn 1 s

quiet; sales were madeof Western mixed at ?3 &8lc; choice white at 80S5c. Oats Are firmer: sales were made of mixed Western at 59ti0c; whit.) Western at til'f.'c. Rye Is quiet; soles were made at 95cfcfl 00. Hay Is unchanged; sales were made at 816 02' i(.?0 00. Mess pork Is unchanged; rales were made at 821 5o$22 00. Bacon Shoulders are strong; sales were made at if He ; elear rib sides are dull at K12'4c. Hams tales were made of sugar-cured at 14150. Lard Sales were made at 14341 l?'c. Butter Is dull, with a light demand ; sales were made at 30&31e. Petroleum Is dull and nominal; saies were made of crude at 5c. Coffee la firm ; sales were made at 18&20Xc. Whisky Males were made at y9.ic81 00. TOLEDO, Nov. 2. Hour-Th market ls steady. Wheat The market Is steady; sales were made of No 2 white Wabash at 81 16 : No 3 do at 81 UK; No 1 white Michigan at 81 124; extra do at 81 17; amber Michigan at 81 05; No 1 red at 81 lo: No 2 n-d at 81 034; seller November at 81 03; seller December at 81 05;Nol amber Illinois attl 15. Corn Is quiet; sales were made of high mixed at 76c; new do. at bc; seller November at 66); seller December at 66c; low mixed, new, af 65c; no grade at SttiO'c Oats Are dull and a shade lower; sales were made of No 2 at 4Ko; white at 50c. Clover seed Sales were made at f j 30. Freights To -Buffalo, 3c; Oswego, Cc. Receipts Hour, 200 barrels; wheat, 27,000 bushels; corn, 40.000 bushels; oats, 6,000 bushels. (Shipments Flour, 2,000 barrels; wheat, 33.W0 bushels; corn, 68,000 bushels; oats, 30,000 bushels. - LOUISVILLE, Nov.Z-Cotton-Is unchanged; sales were made at 13 e. Flour Is unchanged ; sales were made at 8i9J35'J. Wheat Is unchanged; sales were made of red at 95c; amber at 81 00; white at 81 10. Corn Is unchanged ; sales were made at 7i'c. Oals Are unchanged; sales were made at 631mc Rye Is unchanged; sales were made at 90c Pork None here. Bacon Is unchanged; sales were made of shoulders at fc: clear rib sides He: clear at 14c. Hams Sales made of sugar-cured at 12.il4c; plain, none here. Bulk Meats There are none here. . Lard None here. WhLsky-Kales were made at P3. Bagging ls unchanged ; sales were made of two lb Kentucky hemp at 13c; flax and Jute, as to weight, at 14314)c. MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2. Flour The market Is unchanged. Wheat Is steady ; cale were made of no. 1 Milwaukee at 9i.4c: No. 2 Milwaukee atSOV.c; sellor November at c; seller December at tSc Oats Are quiet and nominal; sales were made of No. 2 at 47c. Corn ls dull at.d neglected; sales were mado of No 2 mixed at 7S.79c, Rye Is quiet and nominal; sales were made of No 1 Ht Soc. Barley Is a shade firmer; sales were madeof No. 2, In store, at 81 11V41 12; seller November atl lo; No. 8 do, lu siore, at WlAc. Ireishts-To Buualo. 6c; Cweg3, 8c. Receipts Flour, 6.OJ0 barrels; wheat, WO bushels; corn, 110,000 bushels. hipments Flour, 5 CM) barrels; wheat, M bufchels; corn, 21,000 bushels. CLEVELAND. Nov. 2 -Wheat-The jaarket is quiet and unchanged; sales were mado of No. 1 red winter at 8i JO; No. 2 Ted winter at 81 04. Corn Is dull; sales were made of old shelled at 71075c ; new cars on track at 53c Oats Are a- eady on.i nnonanirpd: sales were made of No. 1 State

at Mt: lio. 2 ritate at 62c: white

at Rrie.- Petroleum ls steady; sales were

made of standard wbite in car lota at 8c; Ohio Htate test at liyc ; in a small way at lfc2o higher. v, 1 . .. . . . o t si l.tth a vm 1.11 Ikiikli.

l.eVClllS " IICAl, U.VfV WM , V. " , . U-oatu. 3.250 bushels.

PITTaBURG, Nov. 2. Wheat The market ls quiet and prices are unchanged; sales were made at 81 12, 81 101 is and i 20. Corn Sales wer made of new ear. fttföratÄo; new shelled

at6bVT2c: old shelled at te&ils. Petroleum

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, Kohdat, Nov. 2. The market was not a brisk one, a full supply being In the yards. Of 260 cattle offered about 150 were disposed of at th um thi

I last week, say good shipping steers are worth

none onered ; best butchers' stock.

w oioii; common and thin, 82 25 to 83 85. A lot of about 60 sheep sold at 83. FlttV heart nt hmn n.kl . . mj m -

ETi ,f butchers. KI n gan A Co. reesi ved W75 and r,i.- ?-n.,n.",1 uumber, 1,460. Regular quotations, 80 oto86.

NEW YORK LIVE 8TOCK MARKET. Nkw xoar, Nov. 2. Biet Cattxi The receipt for to-day were 3,910 head, making a total for the week of 7.SS0 head, against 1250 head ior the same time last week; the quality of receipts were medium, with a few good droves; the demand was fair and the market decidedly 5vMPi?J at lhe advaaoefrom t&?l!l1'!nAmot b8t !. sold at suc perlb; fair to good do at leilc; 1d"1 1 891; Jeif" nd Cheroke cattle Ä VAe; sales include 17 cars of Colorado cattle averaging 5,'cwt, at 8!s9'e: 4 ears of Indiana .ver"Kln8: cwt " cars of Illi nois steers averaging 6cwt, at li),c: 6 cars do, averaging Cwt, at V&U,; 4 wrs do, averse: lngfccwt.at 12413c; 12 ears of Keotucky steers averaging 8 cwt, at llj13; IS cars do, tZZSPAV W313e; "oars do, averagl lng 6 89'; cwt. at Wfr&i'lte; 8 can do, averag. 6HC.ft.t:,10 8 cars do, aveJagingTfi iiTlL1! lf3 J 4 cars do, averaging 6 V cwt, il tX?ns,,a raing 8 cwt, at 0 ; 4 care do. X JSrföV'Vi 2 do, averaging 99 ÄD Ctua "0 ver?nx i cwt, at If. ,v il -tVChead for the same time last iv..,ihänaftn1 WM moderate at ta-Cc per lb ror sp, aud 687? per lb for iambs; sales Jitiuae i cars of Kentucky sheep, averaging 103 los.atfic; 2carsdo,aver8glng9ulb,at5 5S;c; 3 cars do. averaging 96 lbs, at 444.: 1 of Indiana sheep, averaging 104 lbs, at ft'.'e; 1 car of Canada sheep averaging m lbs, at 5Wi 1 car of Ohio sheep, averaging 81 lbs, at ys; 1 car do, averaging 82 lbs, at 4ic; 1 car do, averaging To lbi, at 4c; 1 car of Kentucky lambs averaging 71 lbs, at 6c; 1 car of Canada lambs, averaging T2 lbs, at "V; 1 car do. averaging 5 lbs at Sc ana 1 car do, averaging 75 lbs, at TJo . Hops The receipts for 2 days were 12.8no head, making 420 for the week against 4780 for the Käme time last week; live hogs were firmer at 86 006w); dressed hogs are In demand at 88 00

E.VST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. East Libkrtt. Pa Nv. 2. Bexop Cattx Receipts for 3 days, 1615 head, total for the week t bus ur, 7,171 head; the market opened with a light run and light demand; only 203 buyers on hand yet and very few were sold ; sal wer mude of best at 6 15-gij 2l$ ; medium at 85 00a 6 00; common to fair at 83 hi 5. Hogs Receipts for 3 days were 10,285 head, total for the week were 2,ou0 head; ! wer made of best Philadelphias at M 80,47 CO; Yorkers at 5S OOG 25. Sheep Iceipts for 3 days were 2,900 head, total for the v eek were 163oO head ; sales were madeof best grades at 81 504 73; medium, 84 00 Ql 40; common, 004 00. CHICAUO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, Nov. 2. Beif Cattlk Recelpu forte-day were 2,700 head: the market is dull and Prices are nearlv nnmlnol fair in.rtr.,

tite steers sold at 84 0.16 50; Storkers, 82 253 2";

luruugu iwans, 5 aQd uu. nipments, l,6tW head. HOGS ReCPintJ trw!n-r hnnt DM V,

market is dull and prices are lower; packers

uuiuiuS ju ou icuuBi 01 warmer weauier ; sales were made of poor to choice, fö 25S 40 ; most of sales were made at 85 4ü 00 for fair to good. Shipments, ,000. 8HKKP and Lax its. Receipts for to-day were 40 bead: the mart ft vmrinl) ulna vom mii.

at 82 00(150.

CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Cincinnati, Nov. 2.-CATTLK-Recelpts for the week were 6,562 head cattle, 718 head sheep, ,725 head hogs; the market ruled slow at the first of the week, but closed stronger ander small receipts and better qualities: all selling from Üfc hipher; extra sold at löM 00, Jo W

Hhkeh lhe market ls active and firm; ail sold at 53 25(i4 50. Hot-The market Is strong and higher; all sold to-day at SiH.Vö 60 at the close; the weather too warm for packers; no buyers over W 25 for to-morrow. . NEW YORK DRY'OOODS MARKET. Nkw York, Nov. 2,-Dry Goods Business was very quiet in consequence of the Impending election; the market for cotton goods was dull but prices are unchanged : cottonade are in better demand by clothieT?; ticking and plaid Osnaburgs are in fair request; prints axe quiet in first hands; woolen goods for menV wear dull; blankets and flannels are in s'sady request ror small parcels; foreign goods dull. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Nrw Yofin. Nov. 2. Cotton Is held higher; sales were made f 951 bales middling a pland at 14c; do Orleans at 15c. Futures closed steady with sales of 26,400 bales as fellows: Heller November, 14 ll-16o ; seller December. 14 27-32c; seller January, 15); seller February, 15 15-32c; seller March, 15 2-ü3c; seller April, M Moc; seller May, 16 tf-32c; seller June, 1 17-S2c FOREIGN MARKETS. Ijospov. Nov. 2. Consols, for money and account S;-Bc; 5-a's 1860,10; 18tf7, 10H; W ' 1033; new 5s. 103. New York Central. Jlo. Erie,

20i. Erie, preferred, 43c. Tallow, 4Js 3d.

Paris, Nov. 2. Rentes, 62f 25c. Antwkhp, Nov 2. Refined American petrole

um, 23.

Livkkhooi Nov. 2. fVjtton Is a shade easier;

middling uplands, 7?h7d; middling Orleans, S'iifSd. Sales, 12,'ouo bales, including 2,000 bales tor speculation and export, and 6x.O bales

American. Hreaaatuns viniet- CTieese, 7 is a. Lard, 60s Ikl. CINCINNATI IRON MARKE1'. Okcinnati. November 2, W74. The market continues du'l and with little that

Ls encouraging in the outlook. Home farther

sales of round lots of fcundry Iron have been

made on private terms. There Is a moderat

demand for toft irons for immediate consump

tion. There is some demand for forge Iron, but

only at low prices.

HOT BLAST CHARCOAL.

Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ten-... Hansrlnz Rock. No. 2. per ton

HanifliiK Rock. Fonce, per ton-.-

Tenixtee, no. 1, per ton.

Tennessee, Forge, per ton.

Alabama, No. 1, per ton

Missouri, o. l, per ion.,

Missouri, No. 2, per ton...

HOT BLAST 8T0NK CO A 2

Missouri, No. 1, per ton. Missouri. Forge, per ton-...,

Ohio. N. 1. per ton .

Ohio, Forge, per ton

9 .12 28a 27 ;3t 24 27 ."4 31 31 r St 23-3 ao VI 32 ?v 'J7 Jn"o 29 2K27

Scotch Pig, No. 1, per n

COLD BLA.fT CHAlXAfi.

Hanging Rock. Car Wheel, per toe

Missouri, car wneei, per ion..

Kentucky. Car Wheel, per ton

Tenneee. Car Wheel, per tua.

Georgia, Car Wheel, per ton..,

Alabama, car wneei, per ton.. Machinery and Forge, per ton

Blooms, per voa .

L. lU.UULLvd CO.

4T t 50 4- 4H Ü' 4S 40js 45 40 4rt 759 tO

A Frtnch. euumaker has Indented rlfl

ao arranced that the breech, is opened bj eockiiur the piece, and the cJharge being In

troduced, tbe breech ! closed and the gua

fireJ bj Houchln ih tries. 11x9 tridee coa.-it.ts of a holloa leadsa cone

filled with powder and dod a: the base by

means cf a piece of cotk. At the moment, the cartridge is Intrwluced into the breech tbe powder escapes by a snvtll hole in the

cork, and an lmperctf iir.ie uauoiiumuii-

Ine powder, wmcn. xoruis ice ri'uimS, lakes its proper position. Tb triple action cf cocking, loading and firing is tuus effected simultaneously, bo that a man with very

little experience em nre tweniy rouuv minute. The cartrides are stored In an, iron tube, which is placed parallel with th barrel and contains thirty balls, so that tbe piece mav ba fired as many limes almcat without "any inteival and without removing ti e htock from tha shoulder, aa there is nothixiRto b9 done but to oock antl pell tha trigger.