Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 14, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1874 — Page 8
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1874.
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C -A. H D ! Trertf Palace, Oct. 7. Tothe CountryReaders: Wo respectfully ok your Immediateattentlo to the best selected stock ofDry Uood9, Notions and Mil'lnery evr brought toihls city. By alvinaoar Individual attention to 'vuylvg rn New Tork, we havi seourei a line Of Silk. Black Good Dreas Goods. Dometlos, V7ocen's Flannels, Shawls, Table , LienB, Blankets. Comforts, Notons and Millinery, at such ratos jind on such terms as enables us to offer the lowest Diices known
ainoal862.. Our prices are alike to
all, and Grangers as wen as omm -will find -at no other houal
more attractive goods or lower
i. S. iA.Y"R,:E3 & CO., T HAI) K PALA.CK. lE.XTACBLI.MMtM
Allay pains, subdue swelling beal burn, and will eure rheu
matism, spavin, and any flesh, bona or muscle ailment. The Whit Wrapper U tot family use,
the Yellow Wrapper lor animal
jjjhrfjg iTice m cenia; large uwiuw, i.
Cblllrea rry rr CiM.tarli. Pleasant to
ke perfect sabsiltu'e lor Castor Oil. but more eft, cac loin la regulating U.e atomach and
iwrweis. a , .
SIO WOETH Of firt-class Silver-Plated t
SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS
That will fit any Machine, put
only M'wo
up in nice Ütlintr box, lor
JJ011HT,
These Attachment consist of the following
artlclesmd are the beat ever Invented. They are
seir-gald:iigt and do not require any Dasting: ÜE HELT UCIDI56 WIDE IIESffFB. ON E AD Jl' STABLE RUFFLED, E BIAS OOD4 HEMMER, OSE FftLDIXU 1XCHER, ONE IMPROVED BIAS BHAKfi, OSEKELF-AITINU X ARRQ W BI.N'DEB
05EHELr.ACTI.VU MEDIUM BIX Ell
OXE ADJrNTARLE CLA1IP llOLDEK. KUhtof the best Attachments now In ue-t i nly 12, If purchased from a Sewing Machine Company nr their azents, the regular price would be f '0. The above U no bum bus. J meun
business, and wl!l rfer to bmk ana business men generally In this city. Address, Inclining price. Two t2) Ioll4.rs; tt ordered by mall, 2-xj to pay postage. Agent wantd all over the
rotate. J. K. no n I s General Agent Western stales, 131 Nonli Merld lau afreet, Indianapolis, lul.
FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENERAL MARKET REVIEW. MONET MATTERS.
Collections are still very slow from the country. The movement of the bog pro
duct dots no; begin to l-e felt yet as it will be within two or three week, and though some grain is sold, the amount i comparatively light. Farmers are not disposed to sell at present prices. Consequently, money continues close. In Chicago the demand is reported some--what stronger. The Intei-Ocean, however, nays: A prominent commercial bank of ibiaeity loaned f 100,000 to the county of Cook for six months at eight per cent, per annum. In almost any previous Jill the .bank in question would cot have been willing to loan for six months, and certainly not as low as eight per cent. We hear also of money offered in the open market for six months at nine per cent, per annum on collaterals. The bank rate of discount is nominally tfu per cent., though a" koo J deal of short time first rl&ra paper is taken at lower rates. The clearings of the Chit-ago b-auks lor the past week were $5,113,439 ttt; corresponding week last year, 18,603,701 71. CHICAGO U RA 12 MARKET, The Inter-Ocean. 6i Monday, Nov. 9, sums 1 -Hp the situation thus: The Improvement noticed in the prain markets yesterday were more fully developed during the first hnll of the tension to-dv, and a considerable advance was established all round; the only exception to thia central ml being the bar ley trade. Theiiitluenres affecting tie trade und governing the movement of specula' or 11-1 c pern tors fri,erally now of about the me tenor aa those n ted tor "evernl day pat, viz.: light rrcfiits and decreasing stocks in store. A reference to the staretnent rf the receipts and shipments for the past week will show the extent of tho decrease of the stock in store; the excess of the
shipments over the receipt being about
12,000 Dushels ol wheat, 375,000 bushels of corn, and IK 1.000 bushels ot oats; while there was an excess in favor of tbe receipts of rye and barley. The receipts are very Jight, and speculators generally do not seem inclined toexp'cfcany large increase in tje arrivals. It is generally believed and admitted tbat the leading markets wheat and, corn are largely olj for future delivery, and now borU wbttbave been bearing the markets for weeks past, are beginning to realize the-ir situation, and iheir efforts to provide ir tbeir trades are forcing the prices tos higher range. This is especially the case with corn, the improvement in thi grain being more marked sod noticeable than are the other grains. Receivers and holders are generally very firm in their views, and do not show any disposition to force sales, even the lilieral advance in balances laimig to produce any increase in the Ottering. The Ei-tern markets are firmer, but European advices are not particularly encouraging. The movement Is stiil almost wholly oi) speculating account, the scarcity of cih grain making it difficult for shippers to purchae, while the advance in the oust here reduces the shipping margin. THE LUiiLH.lt TRADE. A (1LUT ALREADY AND A REM JNSIRANCE. The lumber dealers ara everywhere exerting themselves to check tue cut.ing of lumber next winter. Cbicng dealers have issued the following circular: To the Lumber Manufacturers of the Northwest: 0 The lamh-r firms condnctlnsr the yard business of Chicago, have learned, lrom the most reliable source with rrtijret.that h arrangement for mill owners lor bsnlin? logs trie coming winter show a targe increase, as compared to the too Urg m nufic'.ure of 1874, at several. If not all, the priuein! producing section-; and . a we beliee nothing but a want of , know e.lRe of th present, condition of the mark U at the; rinc pa distributing points would troin ta i lucre t-e, whe t only a large reloc:ion of tnanu(acUir- Wju prtt. vent great los-to all i-Uxses of lumbermen. Any onibina i m that coii'd b frmd to reduce mriii'a-tiite woul i surelv nil for lack of in anlmity, and would in 'the end proJu'-e t he evil it w in end-d to prevent, ilut tl o deired result my bj produetd bv Jnloruiing inauufnclurers vi the propped
supply at the principe lumber district, and thus appeal to their better judgment aa well as their financial interest, and cause a voluntary reduction troui plana already made for hauling logs during the approaching Mlnter. Theaverage annual receipts of pine lumber at the port of Chicago for the three yeara last past exceeds 1,000.000.000 feet, and of this vast amount more than half is received and paid for by lumber dealers who own no taw mills. In other words, the yard interest pavs annually, In cash, on delivery here to mill owners who have no docks in Chicago, the sum of ?6.000,000 tor lumber, and an additional sura. of IOOO.OOO lor shlnglee, lath and other lumber-products. The mills that saw lumber for the "Exchange'! market, fbreale flat, depend ,w holly . on yard dealers tovfurnwu funds to. operate their mills in summer, and repay jidvances received tionj commission firms during winter.: i.: --. . The course pursued by these mill-owners during, the present sesou ot 1874, would, in almost any other branch ot trade, have brought ruin to the parties who furnished tho working capital, and owing to their laige roanulacture, have caused a declining market during the entire season, and an average depreciation of 10 per ceut. in the value-ef stocks in pile. If. during 1875, an' amount of lumber exceeding 1)0,000,000 loet is consigned to this market, yard prices wilt decline below 10 for common lumber at retail, and a propor
tionate discount in the value of all stock of
lumber here must bo the result, and 1876 will find the number of yard dealers reduced one-half, as they must seek other fields of investment for their capital, as their predecessors did in 1858. " Tne shrinkage of valuta by over prodiction, will. If contiuued, drive many yard dealers from traJe; but the sime cU4u is responsible for a greaterevil, tbat bid- fair to reduce the number of mill owners also, during 1S70. Previa to 1S65, credi's were seldom asked on lumber at wholesale, and return were expected inside 30 days for yard tales. Now, an average of more than tk) days' time is given on yard business, if any profit Is realized. This is the natural result ot forcing sales on a market already overstocked, and one that mill owneis are wholly responsible fir, and if continued, yard dealer will claim, and be enabled to compel, a credit on all cargo lumber sold afloat in Chicago. 8o great is the desire ot manufacturer at Lake Huron ports to dispose of the present surplus, tbat lumbermen with good credit can to-day purchase any amount of cargo lumber ol them, on ninety days' credit, and in some instances at four months, without interest. From present indications a change from cash to credit for cargoes in this inirket is expected hereafter, as; with the exception of the Chicago lumber exchange sales, lumber i usualiy sold on credit at wholesale. Titi change effected, no combination of mill owners will be required to supply will be required to limit the supply hereafter. For tr.e lol lowing good reasons all prudent mill owners w ill reduce rather than increase their business until the surplus lumber now in market is much reduced: 1. That durifg the season of 1874 no profit has bren realized, and from excessive manu
facture the market of the country are now
large! v ov r-totkei, wit h no propect or a
permanent advance in prunes.
1. That tho iuaniuraiion of sales of car
goes on cred t bv iu nufaeturers during 1874
will, in case of exceive nu-.u facta re, very
oou become the custom ot the market. .1. That a further shrinkage in the value of lumber will cause the withdrawal of large amounts of capital now lurnihhed by
yard dealeis, a c!as that pay for and distribute more than half the entire product
of saw mills.
4. That all concede that a large amount of
lumber forced on tie market in 1874 must
cause a low range ot prices, and a reduction,
ithtr great or small, will place the business on a better foundation.
REVIEW OF TUE HOME MARKETS WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS. Monday Evening, November 9. The attention of the Board of Trade was oc
cupied in making arrangements for the dedication of the New Chamber of Commerce, which la aow not far on". Committees were appointed and the prospcctB are favorable to a great time.
A change has taken place in the proprietorship
of Urecne's Price Current, tbat gentleman hav
ing sold to J. Barnard: secretary of the Board of
Trade. Mr. Ureene will undertake a larger enterprise in the- iatereai of the city. Mot luucti
Wo uone in ma way oi traue ana saies were light at the prices ol last week. Dry goods re moving fairly eou-iuering the nrldhew ef the season. The dullness in o ff', es in the Eastern markets condno.es although there is reported a better tec-ling this morning than lor a week past. Prices are not ho tli in. not b causeofaccumulatiiiKKU t'k but fori -fe ot buyer?, should a belter trade spring up prices wi uld be firm azln and perhaps higher. Sugars are without iihw Intlure. Tue dullness and weakntnts continue and there la lit lie doiutr. Our quotations are aboul as hereto ore. Syr.:ps are vt-r quiet. TYhh meet with fair Inquiry. Coil oil active aud unctmuiced. Traue liua bom light all I lie pa-t week auU is likely to be so until collections are better. By a lale circular from 15. T.Ilabbitt he rescinds certain retraction contained in a card of October 1 and places prices of soap us before. See reduced quotations to ItilMe as hereto. qre. The following are the reported sales: do barrets White Itose flour at ; luurtoat 35: 1 car old corn at 71c; 13 cars high mixed new corn at 6lc; 1 car white corn at sic; bears .No. 2 white corn atti c: ö cars h.gh mixed corn at &c; 'I cars amtier wheat at 10; luo barrels flour p. t. ; '2h tierce lard for November at Vlf. Quotationa are given tor the buying prices of grain and produce, and ths selling price for tlour and other merchandise. DAILY KAI LRU AD COMMERCE.
ARTICXrS. KEC'ITS. SHIFT'S.
Bran. tons..
Barley, bnshela.. ejuai and 'oke , ,, , eJOtton, ha'' -,- -, t attle, head .... .m... .... Corn meal, barrels. t rii. .im.h
viur uif ay lJMtwtMMMwt
K lour, barrels,
Hay. tons
Hiues. lous
'..iin....i...i
Hogs, head........... ..
Horses, heuu
Iron. tons....... Oil. bar re U .
Oats, bushel............ Log, cars , Lain, cars . lartl. lit-rr ........ lAliuber. leet. .....- Meiciiandl.se, car Provisions, lous ..... Kye. r)Ubtiela.. ,, , äalt, barrel-.....-
heep, head Staves, cars....
U0 l,m s bill
4,21) 57 inn to 1),WI 10 1
3,1 Ml an 1KI
2,10. 10
llJ 40) 420
7) 1,10 8 4u 17 -Lib 7,uoo
21) "Ü'Äi im
Whetit. . 1,:2
0
Corn. Oats.
Itec'pt. Hhlp'ts.
,. 3,77
. 1,1.8 k. 1,17
U 3eei Kye
HbliiKleK. cars.,
Htoue, cars..,
nndrles. cars, Tobacco, hbda Wool, tons....,
Wheat, ttnstieiSw. IS TOKK Novemler 9 AT ELEVATOR
!Vru ...... Wheat. Oata... Harley..
BREADSTUrFa. KionR-i pretty ami aud hard to dispos or. Fancy brands, for old. ö 7-W 2 Fancy brauds, f ir new --. . 5 2 ai nu Kaiuil v................... - 4 50 a. 5 ( Low gradeH . ,........ 3 lurarf SA jIilu Fkkd Iii fair u ply. B an and hört aie quotett at tlti Q-7, tine feed at ItiiJj.and mld.Uiua at . Whkat He ter fe-llng. Red. 8)3 c; amber flt'Oali?: while, 11 at Coi.M Clear -i low anl bitch mixed, shelled In ele ator h q uoied at I j7 ic ; ue- ehtlied, öaüic ; new ear corn öüc. oats Quoted at öorj e per bushel. Kye Im 1. wer. Q,uoied aiM'c. llAKLKY CiliotJItiODH are lliil St SI 10(31 12. e KU 1 1, N U r-, E CC. Are In good demand Hi flnn täte-. The quotaiioiisbeloMr will htslouud to ln nearly l he same a tust rVfcfck.
Nuts Quoted: Almonds, bo ft shell. 23325e; fllberta, 17aiHc; walnuts, FTench, He; Naples, 18o; Ii rax 11 nuta,12i14e, peanaU, raw, 8Uc; roasted, FoKEiu rr.riTi Coit oranges Illat2 per bbl Lemons Palermo and French, $8 öulu 0U: dates lu4l4e per pound; new rataina, layers, are held at 13 6oti London layer 14 00: Muscatel, crown, t4U)4 25; doable crown, Hj A4 50; Valencia ralalnaJ24l c; baltana, IUINc; layer flgs, 19ta : citron, )jlo: currantA, VO loc : Turk Ink prunes, new, lii&ize. COK K '140. Wood la quoted at ft WQS. ' Ü01LDINU MATERIALS. .LUMBER Pink 1 and 2 etcar, per M. feet, JO W&'ü uO FloorltiR, dressed . . 'i &t W Sldlug. dressed , IS wzj u) Stork boarda .............. 18 ),W 0U Common boar la 14 Ui. Hill atutr, to 18 feet.... II 0". liill atuff, over IS feet 1X1 00 Heavy limbers, fUO extra perM. HheeUpg. . ...... 13 00(9 A sawed hinglcs..........-. 4 ' No. 1 shingles 3 50, La'b .M 3 tx(4 Meuthern pine flooring, rough.. 'M uuß 00
l"OPLAR Clear Common
28 00(1 28 00 14 0,417 W iu oo
. 22 00.1.T0 00
20.4
(4 11 4 & 40-3 ISO 1 U)3l 1 50 5Ö4
Prices.
1
li 14 45 30 25 00 8
.12 00(J 12 50
vtli 13 immh Ash iHt and 2d rilERRY Black Walnct-
lst and 2d, dry 55 OOTO 00 1st and 2d, green 45 iXWiO Ou Culls. - 18 0U(9Ä 00 Cement la quoted at 112? per barrel. Plaster Paris Michigan. iJ 25 per barrel ; Newark, 1 75 per barrel. Lime Huntington, S.c; Flat Rock Sue per busheh White sard, ft per barrel. Fir brick. J3V7 per hundred. Fire ciay, 7.'jc per buxhel. Building brick, (0 5U(4, accord lug to quality. Hair, 4oo. Nails, Ins and 6Us, l.Ou; ba and Vs. fL75:aand7s.f.i: 4sfö.2o.
PRODUCE. ARTieT.KS. Beeswax, per lb......... . f
Butter, per lb...... Choice country Common country .. Haklug g eitse
r AT LPS
r etihers. per lb.: Prime live geeKe Duck, and old .................... 1 n seng ...... Fruit: Green apples, per brl.. tiraiies, per lb Cranberries, per brl.: Best cultivated .............. Oftmc 1 I'rali-le chickens, per doz..
tuail, per doz.... Poultry, per dor: Y oung chickens Old chickens..
Iiooniers.... A-CiClts iiilm Turkey!, per lb,.,
Rags, per ib., cotton........ Vegetables ; Potatoes, per ba Hweet potatoes, per bl. Onions, white, per holOnions, led, per bbl
Hops At 40ii"i0o per pound. Honey Is bought at 2Aä2Sc per pound;
comb. :k. CANNED eJOODrt In good demand. Tomatoes, 2 lba ?1 4U(jl 5u; 3 lbs. 81 w: Yarmouth corn. tZ ti': Mountain suirar 92ti); Trophy reni: Baltimore do. f 2(ft2 tit); Peaclies.Easlern 2 lbs, TZ bO a8o;.SIbs, W; pie peaches, 2 lbs., SI 7.: Western
pacaiug4 10, t- -)Ji uOi uu,o IU, CO .W(JJ.r; uica.beriiesil Gü,(l 5: strawberries. 2 lbs, t2äa2 5):
raxpberrieH 2 lbs, 52 5twl2 i); whortlelerrles, f2 2 t'H): pineapples, 2 lbs, tl 50t2 7i; green peas, lbs, S2 2-Vi2 ö(i : strlrg leana, tl 75.2; salmon, 1
lb, 2 ou; do, 2 lbs, CJ w&i io. FÜEU
COAL la sold again by the bushel. The scale
of prices is aa feüowa Anihraclte, rer ton hraail block, per buahel .
:-hiiu creen. .... Hiühlaud grate-...
Highland steam....
PUtsburg
Brazil uuU........
Brazil steam
1 SICfe 1 Virginia caucel.M.
Indiana cannei
2 00(fj 1 50(
2 009 ,. 2 sum
50( ( 7d(
3 00 1 75 223
2 00 8 V4 85 2 00 4 ft) 4 0U
extra
Q12 00
IK 4 !( 14 4 12 l.i(5 11 2t
DRÜGS.
No new features have been developed In
market, ana Trautoouunuesgaou
this
üj a Ti 1195 (4 2 20
xo 1 10 2 45 1 20 45 m ' 6 50 1 200 8 00 10 00 2
14
ejie 4 & 17 00 3
(4
Asato?iida, lb
Alcohol, gal
Alum, lb . 4i? Camphor, lb.. 35 C4
Cochineal, lb... Chloroform, lb.
eiopperas, brls per lb Cream tartar, pure, lb....... 1 ndlgo, lb............-M..... ...
Licorice. Calab, lb, genuine..
Magnesia, carb, 2 oz, lb..... Morphine, P. A W. ounce........
Madder, 10.... ...
Castor oil, No. 1, gal
Kergamot ou ID Opium, lb Quinine, oz m tsoao, eastlle, fr.. lb.... Soda, bicarb, kega,lb.-.... Salts, epsom, lb WnulT.Uarrett's nack. rer gross...
Snuff.'Oarrett's, per case of4 doz. 16 00
Sulphur, flour, lb........... ....... 5 Haitpetre.lt . 10
Turpentine, gal.. 45 DRY GOODS Trade is steady and fair. PRINTS,
Kpragues, fancy American . Al :ell . . . . ..... .. . m m.
CochfCT
Pacific
Merriuiack Connestoga Aucona.. Mournlnes
Holid colors . , TICKINO
Ome4.'HS2Inch... Anioskeag ACA
A - Conestoga, 4-4 Medal Mfi2l
Extra yg Meelal :. Extra, 4-1 Medal
Lewlstown, :ki inch. 26 32 luch... II id" 'lnch 25 BROWN DR1LLINÜ.
Pepperell Htark
HHISTINU MTRFF-S. ilXl(rlCftD 6).MWMeMMnmmHHt Whittenden BATT1NO.
MKldllost..
38 . I to 3 47 30 SO 4.) 7ä
in
C4 1 C4 it I & a 6 C4
(3225
& S 60 GllO 50 9 2 70
la 7 5
e 25 48
a
9 IU
2 Ö25 21 211 17 19
HMWMtM
.13 .14
' a a
Bent liiiue....
CAKFKT CUAIN h i i e. ...... ...... .... .......... ........ ........... l'iored . Coverlet warii.... ... . ' i i .11K0W fcUEETlNUS. Vermont ...
Nashville Mid.llevllle . .
Ilaho...... New Albany, ..... Hi ark, A I .sure I, !......... 1-Hiiret, 11 ............ Park, A .............. Oranite. H
Bedford, K.....
Pepperell, N Pepperell. O
hcppereil. K
Pepperell, E . UhKACHKDeUEirriNGS.
Lousdale.....
Hope........ Iilacksioue.... M asc monet... Hill, ..........a Hill, 4 4
I Wight ätar...... Vaughn, XX.... Rel UO
u naaer..
Camurlcs, lntHlale.
. Younn Warner........ 44 JabezKnlght......... ORA1N BAOS.
Amoskeg, A.... liewlstou, A.... Stark . ITiiIoii..m....
liauner.....
...15
"J. 12 ' 11 ri5 12 I & 2 -:ta ; 27 10 10 ! 10 10 10 0 ; 7
1'
lo.
12
my, 12 y, 8
in 11 24 21 3t 25 30
HAY AiD öl RAW.
No' hing new can be reported for this markdt, and t'ade continues dull. Hay lüMise Timothy 1 quojed atrt)(a22per ton lrom whkous. Tight press u Is quoted at 120 ami Ivtose diiioat f22, and tl more lrom alore. HiKAW Is teiliu al 4,(3J(x: per huudred pound ; bjled, JI2 per Ion. HlhKr Tlie 'oiiowiiig quotations aro fn'nlstied exc'u.-l velv 'or the Sentinel by K. W. riauher.iieHieriii hides, No. 3 .ouih Meihllan si i eel, .imiMiiapoll; .Best city aeeL uiuefe, 7c: oest cUy vealsmus, l:c; besi City k'.. natu, 7(abV,c; gieeu ea.htl. f ik sp to die: trv sailed üiuet, ll(cjic aa x cuie; dry flinu i3u,1Chs aa U
cure. Kheep aklni are quoted at 50c&Jl according to quality. nan. The trade la generally quiet. Ou codfish pretty brUk.
8 00,4 6 K
3 40(4 I 30(4 11 5iV4l2 oc 3 2T4 . 23 UK4 11 5M12 0C 8 504 3 004 ' . 8 004 1 4U 1 50 6O.4 7 00 z m 1 Xx t I 40 tia 7 1 00.4
4or4 4.V4 11. 7 604 3 75,4 1 0;4
White per half barrel 44 quarter barrel.......
kiui...... California salmon, pe r h ill bäm. iZ.!T M m klt... Macierel, new mfa, per barreiHIL. 44 44 half barrel 44 44 quarter barrel.. ' i jt, 44 44 ex. No'.T, hf brL 44 . kiU.
44 No. 2 half brl... 44 4 4 quarter brl 44 44 klu
60
Cod Oah....
Holland heiring, per keg ........ No. 1 smoked herring, )er box... 0iaiCUwaIMHM
Halibut, smoked .
Hkinned cat, half barrel ....... 44 , 44 quarter barrel..., 44 44 alts
GROCERIES Brooms Common, . f2 40; medluui, f2 73: ex tra, 13 50(44.
CANDLiü Ktar. 13(i20c per pound, lummepressed, H lc per pound. Hotel, 21(!U2. chemb tjnoufd at 17J18o for prime to
choice factory. Cofkeb Ouiet. -Roasting grades of Rio are quoted at Ifyftt2c; fair to good at tlMn'Hlei prime at ZiiZy,', choice to fancy at 24HQ25c; 21 24Kc for Lntruayra, and 84,VVc for Java.
31 cla ps ks N e w Orleans, old, 7075 per gallon ;
new, w"im)c. . Rick Carolina, U'i'Jc: Rangoon, 7iS, Patna, SViCn"'; lioulslaua, 84rc. HcoARH New Orteana out of tae market.
Rctlned Is quoted at 11(HJ5 for A; 10?4iilti7;
mr ex'rs u; ana uäiza ior nara; ye-uow u?nrs iJai0Hc. . tsfiCKS lvpper, 2S'JV?0c: allsp'oe, V)&c: cloves, HV47"c:cassla, 50,45o.
Soaps -Indianapolis German, Clc; Procter &. Ganih'e's and Work's German, VZ)4c. Babbit's h)r4l0!. Tkah eiunpowder la quoted at7flefi150; Im
perial, wens! au: iiyson, f 1(1 uo;oolong, eoc f); Knsllsh Breakfast, mka8 c. Tobacci Royal Gem la quoted at 80.S2c; Monp or Navy, tünböc; black lolucco. 50ääc; bright navies and quarters, 5tc; smoking brands Wooden W a a FNo.tnbs per dozen ,J3 50(10 ;N o. 2 ditto, SH 50(4; No. 2 ditto, 17 5"8; No. 1 Churns, common, per dozen, 10 50 ; No. 2 ditto, fa 60; No 3 ditto, tS 50; No. 1 cedar churns brass bound, $21.22: No. 2 ditto. 2oS21; No. laslj churns, fW; No. 2 ditto. S 16; No.3ditto, fll:Uve half bushel measures, Co 50; hoop iron bound ditto, SO f07; keerers, Ave In nest, tt '25; mea sieves, 14-hi, II 7532; ditto 18, SlO0ä25U; O G buckets two hoop, $2 00t2 10; ditto three hoop U 35 2 40. rtYKtrrs 5531. ALT-lAke, 100,210; Ohio river, fl803l90. hSonA English, 6(7c; American, 6Stic. .IRON AND RTEKL T:ulncfs Is improving ana prices aie Qrm. ll.v k 1 ron 1 inch to 4 inches byj?ainchtol inch, 3.4; Inch to VA Inch, round, 3. 4: other slr.es at regular list prices. Tools Axes, Simmons' patent. f)14; ditto plain, f 13 25; Mishawaka silver steel, $22. Cross cut saws, Atkins' improved patent, 55c per foot; HiriAlin) .......... f. 1 1 Il.kl-
ninr( ti5c; carriage bolts, tx) per cent, discount from list. Hoksf: sHoi-s Ouoted at f6 25(6 50, and mule shoes at (7 25(47 50 per keg, standard brands. Horseshoe nails Putman's 8s, 2üc; Au äabie, 25c; Great Western, "1c; Northwestern. 25c. Naius Quoted at lud to sod at M 1 per keg, and smaller numbers at the usual advance. tf.f.j, Sanderson s best r-ngltsb tool, 25c; AmerKantool, Ucrsprlne 6teel, )i Inch, 12)ic; 1'4 luch and over, 11c; mill pick, shapes, ISUc. OILS. Linseed oil, raw, SLaf-Uc; boiled, 8637c Lard oil, current make, winter strained, M 101 li. '1 anner's oll, tralt's best, fvvu'ie. Banks' best, ejoaä.ic; Labiailor. tsMHöu. Reüned coal oil, 2i lie for standard; gasoline for lamp 20325c; lulbrlcating aud mnehinery oils.&iaüW:. PROVlJälONS. Bummer lard, 1 lc. Mocks in this market in entirely exhausted. All quoiatlins represent prices at Cinclniatl. Itulk shoulders, 7-jc; clear rio, loc; clear, 10 ic. Uiicou shoulders, be; clear rib, uoue; clear, none. SUED. Timothy Is quoted at ?3(33 25; clover at $7 00 7 25; tlax seed at tl 01. TINNERS' STOCK AND METALH. , Trade is good and improving. Tin plate, IC, 10x14, charcoal, 1st
qua lit y ............................. ....cl t-l
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Tin plate, IX, 10x11..... Tin rooting, IO. 14x20..
15 00
11 5)
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IC, 20x28 23 00
No. 27 Iron K...rt.-... ... 5V No. 27 smooth iron .;. ........ ...u ' . xl Zinc, per sheet............ 10)4 v
Pig tin, Strait's, . r . 30,
urignt ana anneaiea wire, 1 count 30 per cen t Solder, tinners', No. 1..... Copper sheafing 14 to 15 oz.... " planished, 14 to 16 or. . bolt.......
" bottoms....
Lead Pig.... bar.. Antimony..
liabbltt metal...,
WHISKY Firm at CtJe. WOOL tiuoted for nnwashed, 31.5;ic ; for fleece washed, 4il5c. and for tub washed, 5052c. WINDOW GL.S3
Kingle Strength
2nd tuai.
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1st Qnnl. 17 75 875 it oo 13 00
MOSEY, STOejKS, ETC. NIW 0RK, NOV. 9. Custom receipts, f3Sl,t'30. Treasury dl.sbursenieuts, tlTM.OOd. Money, 2;.J ier cent. Sterllug exchange firm at $1 &5 for 03
days and $1 BSJl 88J4 for sight.
Gold opened and closed at 110)4, with sales at lio''iioaj. lior rowing rates flat to 2 per cent.; carrying, 1 'i per cent. Clearings, 1,0(0,000. State bonds quiet and strong. Railroad bonds in good demand; With a slight ad vance in Pacifies. Tlie stock market opened yfö4 per
e-ent. ' above the closing quotations of
Saturday, and . as - the morning wore on a further advance of Pr cent, was made with the chief interest In Pacific Mall, ohios and Union Pacific; Pacific Mail and ITulon Pacific advanced on a report to the effect that ueiotiatious were pending, and were liable to end favorably, looking toward a consolidation of the Interests of both companies, and that at least they would most likely hereafter exchanie freight. Ohio wer 3 up on the company's report of increased earnings for October and a report that tnere was a likelihood of their interewls belni joined to the Halt I morn A Ohio road. Later ou there was a Pligh t falling tf in most of the leading stocks, consequent ou reanzatlou sales, but at the close the market was string and in most instances the prices were al the best of.lhe day. i The total sales of stocks to-day were 215,000 shares, or which 25,500 were Western Unionl,5no Pacific Mail,3s,70O Lake Hhore, 30.7ui Uniou Pacitlc. 12 00 Northwestern, 8,'ou ssu faul aud 21.000 Wbuih. GENERAL STroCKS.
Tu b W 'U'fn'r tri. teat. Mon Cauton 50 50 50 52 62 W. U. Telegrapi. 7H 7il 7i4 1" Q,utckallver.. . aH 30 Adams Express. 115) tits (117 118 lis Wells A Fargo Ex. "8 77 78 77 78 American lux .... 63 Vi 3 .l4 U. S. lix...,, 6i 1104 4 Ot Pacific Mail 4: 4Sin 45 4.i 4 N. Y. Central.. 101 102; 1(2 102 lu2't Erle.. 2.H, iyJ a8s Erie, preferred.... .. 4-i 5 I 4ä 4 4ö Harlem 129 120i 1 130 ISO Harlem, p'f'cU . 125 125 I2a 125 125 Michigan Central. 73' 74 74 74 7 PltUburg fl 1 BS X North weatern..... 37 08 3f SSJi 89 N'thwest'n prel... 62 oA4 61 64 51 Kock Island. . 7V ttsi ! VHx9 Wya N.J.tJentral lt loe;' loss lotrj 106' HUPaul .. .... 32 U 34 34J, St. Paul pref.. 0oV4 6lj 62 63V8 51 Wabash... '51 3 s Vi,t fi8 Hl4 Wabunh pref ;w 30 3o 35 3a , Kort Waj ue.- Viy9 2 1 Terre Haute H B 0 Ö Terr Haute prel. ... 23 2t 23 23 20 Chicago A Alton U7. VIVA M4 W W?S C. A A. prelerred .... 1U3 lu3 U3 lt'3 lt'3 Ohio Mississl'pi. .... 28 VJ V9V4 3V C. A V 65 j to ti2 W C B. Ov "' mi 4 lui 10234 LakeHhore N Hhi i Indiana Central.. yh i 9 . Illinois Central ...... Wy4 3s S4 ö' V. Paclko stocks.. .... 311 3öv4 & '4 i, C. Pacific bonds 2 M Vi Vi 1 C. Pucinc tsmd.... Kl KK .. Ol Del. LHi'&nwHua. . nt li y.v4ji, 9 n 9 10 tuui on a iu it... .. ..... ... . .....
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Tu W'a-.ThTiKn. SaL Mon Missouri ... 4i V. K5 04 U Old Tennesseea. .. 70 70 71 71 7 New Tennessee.. .... 70 70 71 7 1 72 New Virginia... S4 3ö ai 35- S5 Old Virginias 31 3 3.5 35 Old N. Carolinas I 22 2:1 2.1 2li Pi New N. Carolinas 13 15 12 15 1-
The purchasing unoea (or liovHnimi.nl bnuui
in Indlanapolla vary from the New York quota. Uoja ml tter cent.
' MARKET BY TELEGRAPH. NKW YORK, Nov. tt.-Flour-ls more acUve and prices are unchanged ; receipt,?4,,!) barrels; aale were made f superfine Western and Mate at 4 O0jl 40; common to good do at MOOTaAoo; good U choice aia.)(.'.i7j; common to choice white wheat Western extra at 5 754 15; common to good extra Ohio at 14 75i7U: common to choice fcit. Louis at II 9o'tSW; closing quiet, Kye flour la firm and In fair Inquiry; sales we-e made at (4 10 a5 2i. Com meal Is more aclve aud unchanged; sales were made of Western at M lol 75. het Opened a shude firmer and closed scarcely so firm ; iec;!pis l.ltoo bunhels; sah were made of No. I aprin-r at CI 14 1 25: old No. 2 spring In stote al I 25: No. 2 do. at SI 12 al lt; No. 3 spring at fl OtoU u": rejected do at II Id: Duluihdo at il 18; No. 1 Mil. wuutee al fl Itf; No. 2 Milwaukee at fl I9..(U1 lo; delivered at f 1 ll,ifl 12; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota ppriug al 1 0V I 22; winter red Western at $1 Vitl 22; amber Western all 23 a 1 25: white Western at Ifi 2x1 3(1; No. 3 Norths ef tern spring at l 07!4(($t 0. Itie Sles were made ot Causda et Wi(atc. Barley Is scarce and firmer; sales were made of Canada West atl 4 xsl öl; No. 2 rowed täte at 1 2; ltte shore at II 37. - Barley malt 'I quiet and tedy; sales were made of Western al 1 35. Com Is a shade firmer and scarcely so active: receipts 5rl,nuo bushe.s; sales were made of Western mixed at Wcin store; afloat at 93c; high mixed ard yellow Western at fci'-ic; new Western mixed at I jc-c. 0ts A re more active and decidedly firmer: receipts 4, 000 bushels; sales were made of mixed Western al 62t42ie.intrre; ic lower afiont; white mixed Western at .'irc. Hay la steady; sales were made ot shipping at 00c Hops Are firm and unchanged; aale were made of 1874 at 3o4öc; 1873 al 1525c; 1872 at L!H5c Coflee Is dull
and unchanged: sales were made of Rio at 2oy.o gold. rtuar Is dull and heavy: sales were made of fair to good refining at K?viSc: prime at refiued heavy; white Cuna at lic: common to good frir Mucovado atJ'icihard arads at logllc; centrliuical at VKc: inoluses grade at l-li Molasses la du. laud u.-j-changed : sales v.ere made ot common Cubant 4jc; Porto Rico at 4c. lilee is dull and unchanged; sales were made of Carolina attire, fetroleuin Is dull and nominal: sales were m -do of crude at 5lc; refined at IlJe. Nap-ha Kales were nrado of Western at gUite; crude at llc. Roslu Is quiet; sik-swere made of strained at 92 35. Turpentine Hale were made of spirits at. 3ttc. Egxs Are steady; sales were made of Western at 2cj30c Pork Is mor.) ac?.ve; saIcs were made of job lots of Wesu rn mess at. S19 75;new mss at ia 5o; old mes at f20. Beef la quiet; sales were made ot plain new niesK at Iiil2: beef hams quiet at 22 to; tierce bue-t quiet. Cut meats Are quiet; sales were made of pickled shoulders In bulk at H,J do hams nt Hlc; pickled bellies at 11c
.Miuuies .re nrmer; ssies were niaue 01 long clear at loatlii'.c; short clear at h c. ljird Is cuiee and firmer; sales were madx of prime steam at I4U,c: to arrive at lPbc Butter mine Is firm ; others heavy ; sties were made of Westerns lCaTiC. Cheese Is rcnrcely so firm: sales were made of mn mon to prime at lVI-Vfc.
v ii'SKy is a suaoe nrmer; sales were msueal
TilCA(iO. Nov. ft. Flour The market is
unc1. rinsed. Wiieat The market opened firm
and closed dull wi n an advance on lastwrek;
sa es Wr ve made or no i Chicago soriiiz at 5!c:
No 2 Chicago aprin so'rtrstf'c rash ; SttJe seller
iMovenoer; iyio sener uecemner: ro a e n'ca
go spring atb; rejected at 7b Corn The m-rket opene-d firm and clo-ed dull; sales were
made or o 2at. sp;a cash; 7ic seller Noveui
her; o.'-jC sellerallthe year; rejicted, old at
73(4c; new, do, tliKi. Oats Are firmer; sales were made of No 2 at 4Sc cash; or seller November: 47"c seller all the year; rejected at 459 4övC. Rve The market is steady ; sales were made or No 2 at afttfUVc.. Barley Is in fair demand and prices are lower; sales were made
or no i at i isrtii i.i, casn, according to loca
tion; SI 18 seller November or December; fo3
at eiOHctaltO. Timothy seed The matket Is
unchanged ; sales were made at $2 00(32 45. Clo
ver eeed alM5 were made at 85 0095 10. Perk
Is active and advanced: sales were made of
mess at SIS oo casu; f 17 5o seller all the year; f 17 95 seller February. Lard Is firm; sales were
made al $12 75v13 25 cah; 811 i5 seller all the year; 112 07 seller January. Bulk meats are steady; fialea were made of partly cured shoulders at $ü5i short rib middles at 9 2559 37!i; short clear - middles at to Cii, all loose. (Torn meid Sales were made at 3'ic. Whisky Hales weie made at MöoJic. rrelght To Buffalo, unchanged. On the open board this afternoon wheat closed dul: at sr; seller Iiecember ; corn lower; quoted at 75f754o se!ler November; 73ra
73', ie seller all the year. . Receipts Flour. 8,000
barrels; wheat, o2,0io bushels; com. 88.UA bushels; oats, I.OlO bushels rye, S.ii bushels; barley, ltf.ioo bushels. Hhtpments Plour, 6,0o0 barrels; wheat, 'XuM) bushels; corn, ÄUiO bushels:
oats, 41ixj bushels, rye, none; barley, 23,ouo
bushels.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. h. Cotton The market is unchanged. Flour The lowest grades are wanted; hiiih tirade are lower. Wheat The maiket is dull and prices have declined; sales were made e l No 3 ml f ell at Wc; No 2 red winter at
I itib'd, cash; sales were made at ?I OvjUn'i seller November: CI OS'i seller December, e'orn
The market peud higher; sales were made
of new No 2 at 7j;c; the market closed lower at Too. Oits Are active aud prices have ad vauced:
sales were made of No 2at 54m Vc; the maraet closed dull and a shsde lower at bitj . Barley The maiket is firm and prices are uhchang d; sales were mode of No 2 at 81 U(1 12i. Rye-Is slow; SHies were made at 88c. Whisky The market la steady; Kales were made at tWc. Pork Is In good demand for futures; sales were nirfde at 519 25ai9 So cash; fl2i seller January; dry salt Is firm with a good Jobbing demand; sales were mane at 7 50, 10 50, SU iß; bacon Is in good Jobbing demaud ; sales were made at 88 öo, 12 50, JH 00. iArd The market Is hl;her; sales were made at 612 50 caeh. Hoes The market Is firmer: sales were made of packing lots at 5 50 &ti 25; bulk sales st eö25tf0; extra hAvy bogs at?) 0. Cattle The market Is qui-t; aniy low grades off, ring; inferior to good through Texans belling atllvo' ,c; common lota of native cows ata'J.-. i;ieipts Plour, 8 two barrels; wheat m,M) bushels; corn, 0.1,000 busheJs: oats, 17,kj0 bushels; rve, 4, OX) bushels: malt, l.OLO bushels; liOKx,t,l."lied; cattle, 2A bead.. SblpmenWWheat, lxio busheU; corn, 1,'hjO bushels. CINCINNATI. Nov. 9.-fJotton-is dull; sales were made at 14c. Flour Is steady ; sales were uuae n laraslv at i lt5 15; upernne Bt 13 ; extra family at f5 oor 50; A No 1 at 5 25t 26; fancy at Sti ili. Wheat Is firm.: sales were mwleoftv.1 at CI ivx10R: amber at Slue white at Sil". tJorn Is firm: sales were made of ears at tf2(a; shelled at 64c. Oata Are firm; ales were made at 53rcoc. Rye Is 6U-ady, with a moderate demand ; sales were tnsde at Je. Barley Is firm; sales were maueof No 2 at tl 25; rail at Si 3.j l 40. Unseed Oll-ls steady ; Kales were made, at Mr. Lard Oil Is steady : sales were made at Jl 10al 12o. Ksjgs Are firm; sales were made at Hji'i. butter Is in good demand at full prices, aud ur. changed for best grades; sales were made of choice v extern Reserve at 2e: e entral Ohio, rholce, at 27 a'J!c: medium at2i2ic. Ct-eese Is uuchansed; sales were made at 14c. Pork Is unchanged; Milt s were made at 51t0 for seller January. Lard Ia scarce; sales were made at 13 on apotorfor this week. Bulk Meats . re firm: sales were made of shoulders at 7'ic; clear rib sides at lKio;4c: clear at H4c. Baion Is scarce arid firm; sales were made of shoulders et sa8,.4c: clear sides at 14c; no clear rib here. Whisky Is unchanged; tales were made at 00c. BALTI MORIS. Nov. 9. -Flour The maiket is dull, with citv mills high grade 25c lower; sals were made of Western superfine at Jl 25& 7; do. extra at 11 75c5 5c; do family t to 7o!& 75. Whet Is eleadv and ui changed; sales were mirof No I red Western al 1 2D; No. 2 ted Wesiernatfl 1: .No. 3 red Western at f 1 12; re-
Jec edatSi 10. Corn Western Is nominal: sale;
tvtreiusdeotmixeu western ats-s;; wune ne-i-ern atsö iSoc. Oais Aie firm: sales were made of Western mixed ai "(Vfc!c; whi.i Western at i (:. Rye Is dull; sales weie made at t." ((y to. Hay Is unchanged ; sales were made al $18 MQ iOU. Provision Are quiet, with sides scarce and wauled, Mess poik Is nominal. Bulk meats Sales were mate of shoulders al 8c; clear lib Mdes at liK- al2!. Bacou ale8 were u.adeof khoindeis at 4ra0c; clear rib me at lc. llama sales weie niadeo. sug-r-cu ed st H aloe. Lard Sales were made at li'J tkHy.C. West-rtl bulter
Is quiet; sales were made of ub ud rolls at 2i (o.JOo. r'eliol. uin-ls unchaigid; sales veie niHdeorcr, desitl 7oa4 i. V llt-Is nominal. WLi-ky-isdull; sleswtre iiiiuie at il tvoil tl. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 0. Flour The market
lsdullanddecllnlng; sales were made of uier. fln5 Mt a; extra 441 U J; Htste, Indiana at 10 Vuu. W heat-lTlme red is lu good de-bea-alfl iU&l 2; white at, fl X7ftl 3L Kye-Ie ?InonI?";!,' unHe,44e,ii made of old eilow at 0oc; new yellow at 7.Vww. OatsAre in rair demand ; sales were made of white at !t4y mixed at .5Hc. Clover see d -I. duW and declining: sales were made at 18 aa9 . le-troieum-l nominal ; sales were made of refined cr2df.at Whlaky-riale. were made at II ul. Butter is quiet; sales wr made of . ,'r? Prime at 2300; choice Western rolls wi.JP Cheese-Is quiet; sales were made or V etern Cneatl6,ÄlUV: Western prime at 11 4 c SSiÄle!' Werw mde oi lnu WeaU-ru at LOTJISVILLK, Nov. 9. .tton-Ia unchang.xl: salea were made at 14c. Klonr-Ia nnchaned: sales were mad at 14 1,45 20.. Wheat-Is nni, r.T!iif.lcs .w.re- ,nail nf red 1,1 a: amber at (l 00 ; white at f 1 1-5. Corn-la unchanged ; sale were made at 803x2c. Oals-Are nnchanged; aa es were made at fv.Wc Kye-Ia onchanged ; sa es were mode at f 1 tax Fork-Is luK-hanfod ; tales were made at SJJ Ul. Cacon-ls unchanged sales were made of shoulders at fc'c clear rib sides, noce here; clear at licT'llama sales were made of suicar-cured at 11 ul'Jcplain, none here. Bulk Veais-Are unchanged: ssles were made ol shoulders at 7c; clear libsidesat 1"!?; clear al loc. Lard-ssle were made of Uerc at 13' jc; keg at lie. Whlstyis nnchauged; sales wer made at sc Baggii g Is unchanited; t,aies were made of two lb Kentucky hemp at 13c; ßax and Jute, as to weight, at 143l4.'$c M I I.WAUKKF, Nov. .-notir-Tbe market Is steudy and quiet. Wheal Is steady and in moderate uemaiid; sales were mads ol No. 1 Milwaukee ail7c; No.,2 Milwaukee at 87c; seller November at 87c; seller Decembor at 80" Oats-Are quiet and steady; sales were made ol No. 2 In store at 4o. O.ru-ls firm and in modera:ely active demand; a-des were made of No 2 iu store at )c. Bye Is les firm ; sales were made of No. I al V. Larle -Is quiet and lower; sales were made of No 2, seller Noveiu.'r.at.1 ls' -uT Itcember st I id; No. S at 8101. iTovis'ons Are quiet and steady. Mess fork Hales were mado at 517 75 a 18 to Prime Ard-H des were made at 12Vc cili. FreightsTo Buffan, i,yt"; Osweir), 0. Kecel pts Flour, W barrels; wheat, 400 bushels; corn, 72,000 bushels. shipments-Flour, 5,ouo barrels; wheaL WJU bushels; com, lH,0oo bushels. TOLEls, Nov. . Hour -Is nncfcpn?ed. ."w18 fcl4?ady; saies were made of No.fi white Michigan at SI 15; extra do at f 1 19; amber Michigan, bpot. at 11 taf; seller November at I 1$: seller January at II II; No. 1 red at II UK; No 2 red at 11 0C Corn I active, e'osIng steady; sales were made of high mixed at 77c; new at c; low mixed, seller November, at ftsc; new at 67c. Oats-Are firm and unchan--od; sales were made of No 2 at 51c: white at 52c Freights Are firm and unchanged; to Buffalo, 4c ; oswen, e. clover Meed e. s were made at Sö Jß'aä 40. Receipts Flour, 2ü,0u0 barrels; wheat, 4).0(W bushels; corn, 4,0o0 bushels; oata, 50 051 bushels. Shipment Flour, 9ö,uuu bushtis: wheat, 1,000 bushels, CLEVELNI),Xov. 9 -WTieat-Tlie .narket is firm and unchanged: sates were made of No. 1 red winter at SI 12; No. 2 red uln-cr at fl Oi. Corn Is steady: sales wore made of new shelled at vvjijiic. Oats Are uncuaned; sales were mailo of No. 1 Slate a 5ic; No. 2 rtiate at 52c; white at 55c Petroleum Is steady at unchanged prices; sales were made ot standard white at 9!c in car lota; Ohio state lest at Ul., tmall lots l(2c higher. 1Uceiprs Wheat. ,'.no bushels; corn,9,l"xi bushels: oats, 3,900 bushels. PITTSBURG, Nov. 9. Wheat The market ia quiet and prices are unchanged; sales were made of Pennsylvania and Ohio ml at fl I2 11.; white, 111120. Ooru Wow ear; sales weremaJe at &VtI7c; new st-el!ed ai 6720; PefroVnm CYiide Is firm ; aale4 were made at 75,',i77lc at 1'nrkcrs'? r a xl K flrm at liri
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lo,:g5 Kulniore deliv-
LIVE STOCK MARKETS..
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE hTOCK MARKLT. IHDiA'NAPoT-rs. Monday, Nov. K -There was only IsO cattle offered at the local yards and all disposed of fr honie consumption. Prime butcher's stock pold at tt to 11 25;. medium beef at 13 25 to ti 75; common, say SI Ö tji-i, givii gawioeraaigln to cover all sorts. ' No sheep were offered . - Hogs were not so d in the market pens. Ke ceipts by the packing houses amouutod lo Kin an A Co. kided the usual number, 1,400. The weather Is very unfavorable lor o her honses, which Dre not prepared for summer killing. Price for good hog are from Si to Jo 25 and the figures will be higher befoie they are lower.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKLT. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Cincinnati, Nov. 9. Cattle Receipts for the week were: Cattle, 6,618 head; sheep, ti,SJu bead; hogs, 27.272. Tho market is 6low and easier, closing dull at c lower, and some loft unsold Kx t ra is scarce at to 255 75, S4 25v5 CO, 13 00(44 00, S2 02 75. Shkkf. The market is dull and easier, but cearly all sold, closing .'c lower. Sales were made at ?'-' 754 50. . -. Hooü lUtlpLs for to-day were light; the demand Is active, closing higher: all sold at fr! Z'r d NKW YORK UVK AXCX MARKET. 'New York, Nov. 9.-Beef Cattlk The receipt for to-day were 5,030 head, making a total for the week of 90,4 V head, against 0S,7uu head for the same time hvt week ; the market opened with a firmer feeling and eisy ; sales v ere at an advance of 4c on all grades ; before noon the market dragged as at the close of tlie week and prices are heavy with a downward tendency: oor to prime native steers rangiDg from Ü!&3c per lb, with a car load of extra steers al 14Vvc; po.ir M good Trxiunnd I'heiukee cattle at ti'.mliH;, wiih a car loud of Texas cows at ö'c; salt's were, (i cars of Ohio steer, averaging S cwt, a? llVLl'Jc: 7 cars do aversfin27 cwt, at 121 12'W: öc.i-sdo averaging tfiewt, at 1"C.i2c ; ;; cars do, averaU:g cwi,at LJ-'1'; 7arsdo, averaging H cwt, at If l-7(al;,34; 15 cars . Kentucky Meers. a eraging 7!i t t, at l2(u.loc: 3 cars of Illinois sleers. averueliiK fli ct, at l:ic; 15 cars do, averaging oi cwt, at IOV4c; cars do, averaging e'icwi.at lutyc; Hears do, averaging 7'cwt, al 12c: 4 cars do, averatirig K't cwt, at lie; 2 caia do, averaniu 5 cwt, at li54c; 6 cars ol Missouri caitle, aeraaing 6 cwt, at af"; 12 cars do, averaging 5,'icwt, at He; 15 cars of Texans averagings cwt. atV; 12 cars do, averjring 5 cwt. at74c; 4 cats do, -avernslng n cwt, at7;4e: 7 cars do, aversging S cwt, ul loo;ö cars do, averaging 54 cwt, al öc, and tears do, averaging 5 cwt, at no. Sheep and La krs Reeelp 's for to-day were 6.00 head, makine 27.470 head for the week
against 30.V8J head for the same time last week;
the demand la good and the market nrmer at, an advance of ;c; sheep ranging from llöo
00 with soma of the best at W V:'f; lambs rang.
Ins from SO 50ut 50 with one car load at is .5:
sales were, 11 cars of Kentucky sheep, 1 Indiana, 8 Ohio, and 1 Michigan.
Hons 1 he receipt lor a aays were io.wiu neaa, making Iri.ooo for the week against 42.5M) head for the same time last week; not enough offered to make quotations; iresed heg quiet:
selling at eS .3 2. .
CHICAGO LIVK SllW'Jt MARKLT. Chicago, Nov. 9. Ca tti-k Receipts head; the market la fairly acUve andiptleea are firm; sales of throush Texans were made at ti 00 tu; go-xl to extra'natives at S" 4eöö 40. Shipments 1 Mr j head. HXJS Receipts 17.000 head: the maiket is active firm andlilKlur; packets buying freely;
saies were made ai5 40-0,6 7 for lnleiior to extra; most sates of good to choice were made at gii(u6 4i). shipments, 7,17b heud. SHEEi'.-Itecelpis 2(0 head; the market Is qu.et and shady; sales were luada at t2 54
4 ao; r-iiipmeuis, neau. EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. Rast Libkktv. Pa.. N-v. 9. Kbkk Catti.eThe receipts for 3 davs were 2,4ö6head, at.d for the week thus far .36 head; the arrivals so tar are litrlit. rrtnclnallv medium b common
stock; not much business being done for want of buyers; best, none offered; medium to Rood, jbO(S7.i; co.uinon to fair, M 0; stockers.
uoue onere-J : duiü, none onereu. Hogs Ktrcelput for 3 daya were 7,51 head.
unit f,tr the week so rar 2nzL2 neari;
sales were made of best Philadelphias at S3 50;
8o; Yorkers at ftiOOös St.
h ie p Recti pts lor X days were e" dw
at.d ior the eek so tar 11.7 o neaa;
salesaeremaleof best gradciat f 1 605 ou; modium, 11004 50.
FOREIGN MARKETS. London. Nov. 9. Amount o: bnlllm with
drawn flora Bank of Kngaiid ou balance toaay ai Niu. e onsols, ior money tc; on ae-ouut, tf (Jo; R-20V, ls'v', Yi; ü, I-n'J: 10 40's, t4'i; new ..'s, 103U. NeW iilk Cenlial. He.
bi le. zbc. r-ne, pitierii-u, im. iuu,ii uu. Liueeedoil, 2m 3d.
Paris Nov. 9.-Rentes, 62f Vjs. Fkaskfort. Nov. 9.-5-i s, lSü, JITJc. LiVKKPooh. Nov. 9 Collini Issiea 'y: mld
'Ii g uplands, 7(u7Jid; mhdling Or.eaiis,
K-dsHd. Miles, I-vmj laie, Ii cu.ilnu S.uuO tor exuort anil sneeula' -on mi d 7,uu American.
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