Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1874 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, TUESDAYWOVEMBEIi 17. 1874.

A. C A. R, 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 eyer brought to this city. By clvin g our individual attention to buying in New York, we have secured a line of Silks. Black Goods Dress Goods. Dometlcs, 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 eince 1862. Our prices are alike to all, and Grangers as well aa others will find at no other house more attractive goods or lower prices. Xj. S. AYBES &s CO.,

CESTAtB UN IM EST Allay paint, subdue swellings, heal barns, and will core rheu malism, Bpuvin, and any flesh bone or muscle ailment. The White Wrapper Is for family ose the Yellow Wrapper for animals Price 50 cents ; large bottles, f L Children cry for Otori. Pleasant to . " . . M ' 1 flit 1. ke a per reel suDsmuie lor tur uui more efficacious in regulating me stomacn ana ooweis. . SIO "WOETH Of first-class Silver-Plated SEWING MACHINE ATTACHMENTS That will fit any Machine, put U J in nie biiuihu uuj., ikj i only Two Dollar. These Attachments consist of the following artlcles.aad are the best ever Invented. They are self-guiding, and do not require any casting : , OSE SELF-GUIDING WIDE IIE5IMEB, OXE ADJUSTABLE HÜFFLER, OSXBIiS OOOM HEMMER, OXE FOLDING TÜCHER, ONE IMPROVED BIAS BIRDER. ONE SELF-ACTING NARROW BINDER ONE SELF-ACTING MEDIUM BINDER ONE ADJUSTABLE CLAMP HOLDER. Kfzhtof the best Attachments now In usef i only fi, if purchased from a Bewlng Machine Company or their agents, the regular price wnnld be S10. The above is no numou. i mean buslnes, and will refer to bans: and business men generally In this city. Address, Inclosing price, Two (i) Dollars; It ordered by mail, 26c to pay postage. Agents wanted all over the Plate. J. K. ROBI3THON. General Agent Western States, 131 North Meridian street, Indianapolis, Ind. FINANCE AND BUSINESS. DEBTS OF TUE STATES. CASK OF INDIANA SOT FULLY STATED. The Financial Chronicle ot November 14 gives the following careful table, showing the debts of each ot the respective state?. The Chronicle seems not to remember tbe action of Indiana'! last legislature, and of the state amending .her constitution so as to prohibit the payment ol the canal bonds iorever. The Garrett fconcU have been paid in lull. The Chronicle aavs: .In the table below we present the total amount ot the debt of each state, and the amount estimated to be held by foreigners. The figures for tbe total debt aro well ascertained, but the amount of bonds held are in some cases necessarily estimates. There is much more ol definite information about tbe latter, however, than may be generally supposed. In case ot registered stock a record of holders is preserved; then the sterling issues are known to be held abroad, and in addition to these sources of information we have received careful estimates from brokers dealing most largely in particular bonds, from foreign bankers, and from agencies where interest is paid. The table is. therefore, presented with some confidence that its approximations are very close. The footings are a9 follows : Total State debts, ?3S2,370,517, of which there is held abroad $92,924,000; total bonds in default, (including Louisiana and Virginia, whose interest has been partly paid) ?14 ,732,000, of which there- is held abroad 554,174,000. TOTAL STATE DEBTS, AND ESTIMATED TR0PORTIOX HELD ABROAD. Debts - Rate per rMlmated Total. cent, held abr'd. Alabama t lirectdebt 9,0uu,ooo R Rendorsem'ts U,$,W Arkansas-,-itate purposes... 7,600,0)0 For railroads...- 5,2co,(Vj California-.. 3,796,000 Connecticut 5,014.0uO Delaware ..- 1,231,0U0 FloridaState purposes... 1,612,0C0 J. P. A M. K. K. 3,774,01 5, 6 ft 8 3,000,000 8 , 5,0W,(X0 AT 7 647 e 6A7 8 6,78 6A7 647 Ö&7 1,000,000 3,774,000 5,7J0,000 600,000 Oeorgla I JHtate purposes 10,500.000 D,0U0,U)U J,t9,000 . 4,4,UU) . , 1.S56.COO 22.t;j,ooo . S,4d0,000 . 10,74O,UUO . 1.661.UJ0 . 2.7750 . v,au),ooo Kauroaos .. r Illinois Indiana Kansas ... Kentucky .... LouisianaDirect debt. Temporary, " Contingent. ,7 AS 7 6 5 A 5 4 8 & 7 7 6 46 47 15 6 C 47 6 6 B e 7 548 t 10.000,000 Maine. Maryland Massachusetts. Michigan Minnesota--. Mississippi. 5,700,000 18,000,000 600,000 a,noo 6,000,000 l,0uo,uoo 2,0oö",äjÖ Missouri. 3U,lkS,U0O nw.uuo Nevada. New Hampshire.. 3,724,0UO 2,b),0U(l fevr Jerney . New York -.- V nrth Carolina 3i,ssouci Ante-war debt... 5.400,(00 Funding bond- 4,lUU.0UU New bouds since war 4,000,000 New special tax ll,4uu,ww Mo 8,aW,0i.i0 gon - 21.000 Ponsylvacla .. 24,5ou,ouo Rbde Island 2,638.000 ioth Carolina Aite-war debt 3,000,000 .Nw debt 4.7U0.UU0 Cversion- K,00,000 Teuesee 27,ujo,OH) Tex . 2,ij,XJ0 Vermont 2jO,WX) Virgala Fukl. coup, recevable 17.C00XC0 Furied regis'd.. 3,010,00 Fooled Act 1S72 on. not receiable 2KH0.tm eistedAct72 JM,W Delerrel certiflc's 11 ,501,006 I'nfuncfed bonds lall lasse) 11,500,000 3,000,000 6,0ÖÖ",ÖÖC 5A6 1 1,700,000 800.000 . 50,000 546 5, 6, 7 4 10 8 5 48 546 11,700,000 54 6 Tola'.. 32,970,517 92.924 ftOO "la hiistale the debt Is hardly more than nomtial, is it is chiefly held in state lands. JAbail 12,500,000 have Just been funded into new bends on which Interest is paid. The circumstances under which the different states now in default originally came into thiir unfortunate position have been widely liflerent, and they are entitled to very dilerent degrees of consideration. Mississippi is looked upon as the originator of state repudiation in this country, and her bonds hsued in and and repudi

ated since 1842. have been a standing blot

upon the fair name of tbe state. A part of those bonds were actually sold at 113, and the moner received bv the Btate. In diana made a compromise with her bondholders in 1840. crtvlntr them state stock for one-half of their bonds and over duecouDons. and Wabash A Erie Canal stock for the balance, about $7.500.000. the legislature declaring at that time that it would neve? make provision for the pay ment of bonds not surrendered for exchange in that way, and thus making the surrender almost comDulsorr. Tbe canal nas proved worthless, and the creditors claim tbe full payment lor their shares from tbe State. By the rules of honor which eovern business transactions tmonar lndiyidualt they seem to be entitled to it. On a few of the old bonds not surrendered Mr. J. NV. Garrett, of Baltimore, recently recovered a judgment for their full amount In an action, against tbe canal trustees. REVIEW OP THE HOME MARKETS. WKKKLT BKVIKW 'OF THB INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Monday I;xnino, November 18. The latter part of last week was characterized general firmness in prices. Corn and hogs tave been steadily advancing, the latter mar ket being excited for several days. Wheat quotations are unchanged In this market as they have been kept pretty strong all through, but the market at other points is firm. Th demand for all classes of general dry goods merchandise may be considered fairly active, yet buyers in general are using great care and only purchase in moderate quantities to meet Immediate wants. Prices rule low with but very small margin to the Jobber, and owing to constantly nuciuaiory prices, mujr biuui iwwb occur. (Stocks are well assorted and In a mach more desDnble shape than at this time last year, the same will apply to retailers, collections and linDrovlnn somewhat and Indications are that tnev will continue, lucre i u vuauso m givceries from the dullness noted heretofore, üuysrann nntanticlnate their wants but take only such goods as their actual needs require. Prices are pretty generally asuiuu. vu wur iuc Is a firmer feeling based- upon favorable European and Brazilian advices of a late date; the teuor of the market has been that of lassitude and disinclination to taice hold until there should spring up an improved demand is is believed tnat with an Increase of orders prices will tend upwards. Blocks are acenmu atlng in the Eastern trade centers, but stocks here and elsewhere in the West are light and must be replenished with the least sign of returning activity. Coffees East range from 15 to 20r gold, with fancy grades held Ho better. Prices are about tbe same as last noted as in quotations. Teas are dull. Coal oil active and low. Rice is lifeless and unch an ged. Hy rnps quiet and with out features of interest. Hagars are produced beyond demand, hence refiners, to effect sales, are accepting low prices, say on a basis of Wtp tor nnrtrl A. We reduce Quotations to cor respond. Spices active and unchanged. Hominy U TXS per barrel. Just at this time t e fish market Eastis crowded with the Incoming cargoes, and for the moment prices are reduced, a condition regarded only as temporary. Butter Is firm and sells at 20, 22 ana cents ior me oest. Eggs are very firm at 22c and worth really more than that Maure. Fruit and vegetable in good supply and bringing Just fair prices, (lame is felting plenty and cheap. Quails worth only 1 25 to II 50. The following were the sales re corded : . . . ; . 6,100 Dusneis corn, pu; cars oi corn, pu; ju cars high mixed corn, 65c: 400 bbls flour, pt,;i ears new white coro, 3c: 1UU tea law eppi,io7,c; ii0 name, I3'4c; 50 bbls hign wines, voc; i car choice amber wheat, 81 00. I Quotation are given for the baying prices of ecain and produce, and the selling prices for hour and other mercnanaie.i DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE. ARTICLI3. MC its. Bran. tons.. eo 0 Barley, bushels.. 10,800 1,702 700 . 400 404 12U 1,316 axi 1500 m 2uo 16 10 3,610 Coal and Coke... Cotton, bales Cattle, head,... . 1,513 . 500 45,000 Corn meal, Darrels Corn, bushels- .... Cement, brls. S5 SOO' 88 108 7,02 17 m 241 21.700 Flour, oarreia.. llay, ton s... Hides, tons. Hogs, head.,, Horses, nead. lrn, tons.. 4 550 9,b00 Oil. barrels.,,. Oats, bushels Logs, cars.,,. 14 a . 200 46,700 Lain, cars Lard, tierces 100 Lumber, feet. 93,500 196 510 490 24 Mercnandlse, cars 211 400 fin" 19 1 , TT 49 S 4,450 Provisions, tons .. Rye, bushels Salt. barrelsMM,,. 8heen, head., Staves, cars.. 7 60 22 3 3,000 250 Rye. shingles, cars . stone, cars,. Sundries, cars. Tobacco, hhds, wool, tons Wheat. bnahels.. Whisky, bbls In StoreNot ember IB,, At Elxvatob Wheat. Corn. Oats. 14,828 22,410 30,415 ReCpts. öhlp'ts. Corn . 2175 1,:W Wheat.... Oft tU JT70 793 ... W7 Barley. Kye BREAOSTUFFS. KiiOUR Is pretty dnll and hard to dispone of. Fancy brands, for old.... .- 6 506 00 lTaMlUly.... MiitMnminM 4 Tö(J W Low grades,... J3 U0o3 50 Mill Feed In fair supply. Bran and shorts are quoted at Sl 5017, nne feed at 118320, and middling at 9J2. wukat ueiier reeling, ilea, masso: amber II O0aiC7; white, 11059110. - corn Clear yellow and high mixed, shelled In elevator la quoted at 71(o73c for old ; new shelled, 0 Iftööc ; new ear corn, 5oc. Oat Quoted at 50ö2c per bushel. KykIh lower. Quoted at 85$6c. Bablxx Quotations are beld at ft 201 25. DRUGS. No new features have been developed in this mtriei, ana iraaa oonunuea goou Assafcetlda, lb., Alcohol, gal 35 a 40 1195 9 220 HlllMHM'"HtMllWlt Alum, id Camphor. lb Oochlneai.lb. 6Vi - 85 88 .. Ml 120 3 47 . 1 90 50 40 80 1 10 2 45 1 EO 45 30 6 50 1 200 8 00 10 00 2 65 & & & & & & & Chloroform, lb Copperas, brls Per lb Cream tartar, pure, lb.. Indigo, lb ,,-.. Licorice, Calab, lb, genuine,... Magneala, carb, 2 ox, lb Morphine, p. A W. ounoe Madder, lb., . (c 6 75 0 18 & 2 25 8 50 Ü10 50 & 2 70 , Castor oil, No. 1, gal.. Bergamot oil lb , Opium, lb..... Quinine, oe.., ....... Mnon AastllA fr IK ..14 & . Via 4 C 17 00 ( 16 Soda, bicarb, kegs, lb... Haiu,epsom, id Hanff. Garrett's pack, per sttohs nun, uarrett s, per case 014 doz. 18 w & Muipnur, nour, lb 5 c Haltpetre.lb io 4 Turpentine, gal 45 6 25 48 PRODUCE. ARTICLW. Prices. Beeswax, per lb., 20 25 2 25 tseans., Butter, per lb Choice country..,. Common country 22(J 10C25 s li 22 45 25 10 raaing g-ease..,. FTgs very flrm.... Feathers, per lb.: Prime live geese Duck, and old,.. -40d 15(( 1 OOyjl ulnseng ........,., ,... Fruit: Oreen apples, per brl Cranberne, per brL: 1 60(3 3 00 Best cultivated Game: U 009 13 00 Prairie chickens, per doz, ., Uuall, per doz Poultry, per doz: 2 00( C4 3 00 1 25 Young chickens. 2 003 2 ÖUO (ck 29 2 30 2 75 2 00 8 ota ctiicKena, Ducks..... Turkeys, per lb Rags, per lb., cotton VPxetaDies: Potatoes, per bu Onions, sliver skins and yellow.bl Onions, red, per bbl . Hops At 40a:oo ter nonnrt. 65(i . & 80 4 00 75 Uosav Is bought at r25c per pound; extra comb. 30c. . CAJS?P PP1111 Kod demand. Tomatoes, 2 1bsM 140O150; 3 lbs. tl W; Yarmouth corn, ti 0; Mountain sugar rirtO; Tmnhvtjm. 'o1-1"?,6 do.l 2,a' 5 1'eaches.Eastern, 2 1 bs, t2 60 2 85 v. uuu, iacuw, i ion., in) ; Westert packing,! lb, r2 2o&2 35; do, 8 lb, S3 S5350; black 0 1 .7.2 2ü;opiJacne8' lbs., 1 75 : Western . 1 ' ' " . ih.CT. 1 x iriu. lb, it 50; do, 2 lbs, ti 7ü7 ' . ' 1

wiiiratuwtjuw, Birnwoernes, 2 lbs, KaöaßöO: raepberrlea. 2 lbs, 12 50(2 U): whortleberries, 2 25 fi'iob: pineanDles. 2 Ihn. r? Rn,i onKAnV,.

HAT AND STRAW. Nothing new can be reported for this markst, and trade continues dull. llay Loun Timothy Is quoted at f20a22 per ton from wagons. Tight pressed Is quoted at S3) and leose ditto at 122, and ti more from store. BTBAw-Is selling at 4550o per hundred pound ; baled, 112 per ton. HID E& The following quotations are fur nlshed exclusively for the Sentinel by F. W. Ba ax tier, dealer in hides. No. lid bouth Meridian street, Indianapolis: Beat city rreen hide, 7c; best city veal skins, 13o; best city kip skin. 7Sc: green salted. tk89c as to core: dry salted bidea, llL3o as to cure: dry flint. 13ül5o as to eure. Bneep sklna are quoted at 50c&U according to quality. DRY GOODS Trade Is stevdy and fair.

PRIKTS. Garner . Bpragues, fancy. Araerlcau . Allen,.-, ,, Cocheoo Pacific. Merrimack. Conn es tog a , A neon a.. Mournings.. Holid colors . TICKING. Omega, 33 Inch. Amoskeag ACA.. " A Con est oca, 4-4 Medal . H Medal. Extra Medal . Extra 4-4 Medal...... Lewlstown, an inch. 32 inch. " 20 Inch-.. Plaid BBOWN DRILLING. Nashville. Pepperell...... Stark ny. as SUIRTINQ 8TRPE3. American, 6-3.. 3-3 Whlttenden..., Union BATTINO. Ordinary,.. Middling,... Best tissue.. ..10 -15 0" 22 CARPET CHAIN. Wb 1 te. ...m. Colored Coverlet warp, BROWN SHEETINGS. Vermont.,.. Nashville., MtddlevlUe . M ..... I d aho. New Albany, .,, Mtark. A Laurel. D. Iaurel, II,. Park, A... Granite, H,. Bedford. K.. Pepperell. N.. eppereii, u. "ppereu. k Pepperell, E I0 BLKACHED BUEETINQS. Lonsdale..., Hope,. Llackstone ... Mascmonet,. Hill, Hill, 4-4 Dwlghtötar. V aughn, AA. Ked Dog Cambrics, Lonsdale.......... young wamer..... Jabez Knight.,,.,.,, GRAIN BAGS. AmoNkec. A Lewis ton, A.,.,,.,.,.. 8tark ....li ..,.,,,. .... Union.. ..,...... ...,. Eanner. ,... ., FISH. The trade Is generally quiet and prices reduced as oeiow . m m w w White per half barrel. $ fl OOO 6 50 MMI - quarter Darrel it its. Call lor Ql a salmon, per half barrel . 1 25 ,.. 10 50311 00 " " " KitMackerel, new mess, per barrel., " hall barrel. -24 00f4 - 11 öü12 00 quarter barrels. kit. " " No.l.hfbrl .A M,tttMntMM 44 44 No. 2 half brl. 44 44 44 quarter brl 3 oo,a 7 50 8 00 1 40(4 1 50 6 503 7 00 3 503 44 u " kits 1 X 4 COd flfib hmiiM'i -TT -T t 1 T-f-n mmwinin , 4 Holland herring, per keg . 1 60k9 No. 1 Brno ted herring, per box,.,. 403 44 ' scaled, 4."kJ 50 Halibut, smoked, ,.,..... 14(, Prepared codllsh , 8 503 9 00 Bloaters, per box 1 403 Smoked sturgeon , 14 KRUITS, NÜT8, ETC. Are in good demand at firm rates. The quotations below will be found to be nearly the same as last week. Nuts Quoted: Almonds, soft shell, 23325c; filberts, 17318c; wain uts.French, 11c; Naples, 18o: Brazil nuts,I23l40i peanaU, raw, 83120; roasted, 11312. OBEiQN Früits Coast oranges 19310 per bbl Lemons Palermo and trench, 8 50310 00: dates I03I40 per pound; new raisins, layers, are held at S3 7033 75; London layer M 00; Muscatel, crown, 94 25; double crown, 1160; Valencia raisins, 123l3c; Sultana, I63I8C; layer figs, 19320c; citron, 40340c: currant, W3 loc ; Turkish prunes, new, 123loc coxa 14c. Woon Is quoted at 145035. - GROCERIES Brooms Common, 12 40; medium, 12 75: extra, 13 503 4. Candles Star. 19320o per pound, summe pressed, 13314c per pound. Hotel, 21322. Cheese Quoted at 473l8o for prime to choice factory. coFFKB-rQulet. ' Roasting grades of Rio are quoted at )321c; fair to good at 2122c; prime at 22a24: choice to fancy at 24e425c; 244V4c for Laguayra, and 84ro35o for Java. - molasses .aew uneans, oiu, iv&ia per gauon ; new, (s038c kick (jarouna, v;o: itangoon, ,7433, Patna, 83 ; LouLslana, 83ac ScoAKS-Keflned is quoted at lOi310K5 for A; 103l094cfor extra C; and HXailc for hard; yellow sugars 4jjl0c. Spices Pepper, 28330c; allspice, 18320c: cloves, ö537üc ;cassia, 50(55c , soaps Indianapolis uerman, !o: Procter a Uamble's and Work's (ierman, 7s7c Bab bit's 10310. TKAS-Uun powder is quoted at75c3J150; Imperial. 6ÜC3S1 20: Hyson, SI31 00, Oolong, 60c3 1 ; English Breakfast, 0038äo. Tobacco Royal Uem Is quoted at 8.Vr8c ; Monp or Navy, 62(3 boc; black tobacco, 53c; bright navies and quarters, 55 (ä 65c; smoking brands 25(a50c. WoodküWass No.tnbsrer dozen .KH9 50: No. 2 ditto, 1838 50; No. 3 ditto, 737 60; No. 1 Churns, common, per aosen, ju au; no. i anuj, m ou; No 8 ditto, S8 50: No. 1 cedar churns Drass bound. 821(322: No. 2 ditto, JLSSül: No. 1 aau churns, 118; No. 2 ditto. 116 ; No. 3 ditto, 114 : stave half bnsbel measures, so au; noop iron oounu ditto, SO to 37; keelers, five In nest, 82 ; mea sieves, 14-1, 1 7532; ditto 18, Si 0oUü5; O U buckets two noop, 11 wtvi w; auto inreenoop 1353240. BYRCP8 &&35I. Salt lake, 8J003210; Ohio river, 8180319a SODA English, 67c; American, 63tic. TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS. Trade is good and improving. Tin plate, IC, 10x14, charcoal, 1st Quality ..., , .,..512 00 Tin plate, IX, 10x14...,-,,.. 15 00 Tin rconng, it, n-... 11 oj " ic, auxa.,..,,,.., m w Brass kettles..,..M......... 61 No. 27lron K . - 6 No. 27 smooth Iron, .. 6 Zinc, per 8heeL.. 10 per casa iu Pig tin, Strait's, . 80 Bright and annealed wire, dis count 00 per cent Solder, tinners'. No. 1... 18 copper sneeting 14 10 i.joe.,. aa pianisneu, 14 10100z i , - bottoms ... 34 Lead Pig . bftl. nmnmm , - , M Antimony . Babbitt metal ,. 10 zu . WHISHY Plrm at 98c. ' ' WOOL Quoted for unwashed, 3l-T3c ; for fleece washed, 424,jc, and for tub washed. 5002c. IRON AND BTEEU Rnslne&t Is improving and prices aie firm. Bar I bon 1 inch to 4 Inches byiinchtol inch, 8.4; inch to 1 inch, round, L 4 ; other sizosat regular list prices. Tools Axes, Simmons patent, fl4; ditto plain, 113 25: Mishawaka silver steel, $22. Cross cut saws, Atkins' improved patent, 55c per foot ; ditto half patent, 65c: clipper saws, 55c: llgntnlng, 6.jc; carriage bolts, 00 per cent, discount from list, HoR3B snoRS Quoted at 86 2536 50, and mule shoes at 87 2537 50 per keg, standard brands. Horseshoe nails Putm an 's 8s, 2t'; Au S&bie, 25c : Ureat Western, 24c ; North western, 25c. . Nails Quoted atlOd to 60d at 84 2j per keg, ana smaller numDersat the usual advance. riTHElf Sanderson "s pest t-ngllsb tool. 25c j

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American tool, 20c: spring steel, 14" lnch,12ic; Iii Inch and over, 11c ; mill pick shapes, 30c OILS. Linseed oil, raw, 81X2c; boiled, 8aCe. Lard oll, urrent make, winter strained, SI 10ai 15. Tanner's oil, Strait's best, 65r47oc Banks' best, eotSoc ; Labrador. 80 85c. Refined coal oil, 12 Uo for standard; gasoline for lamp 20ä5c: lalbrl eating and machinery ol , 35duc PROVISIONS. Bummer lard. 14c. Htocks In this market In entirely exhausted. All Quotations represent prices at Cincinnati. Bulk shoulders, 7Vc; clear rib, lOJc; clear, 11c. Baoon shoulders, c; clear rib, 13c ; dear, 14o. 8 EE Dü. Timothy is quoted at 133 25: cloTer at 17 COO 725;üaxseedatll60. , WINDOW GLA83 r . Rid gl Btrenrth.

2ndQuaL IstQnal. 8x3 to 8x10.... .17 ou 7 75 875 fixl5 to 10x13,.. 1(1X16 to 12x18.., 8 00 11 00 I2x: to 20X20 13 00 Discount sixty per cent, off above. MONET, STOCKS, ETC N WW YOBX, Nov. 18. Money active and higher, closing at 4 per cent, on call. Prime mercantile paper, 5,9 percent.; single name, 7(37 per cent. Sterling exchange firm at Jl '86(34 86K for 60 days and H 9034 90 for sight. Custom receipts, 1355,000. Gold opened at 110; 't and closed at 111 the two extremes of the day. Carrying rates, I32 percent., and for borrow ing fiat. Treasury disbursements, $619,000. Specie engagements for to-morrow, thus far, $200,000. Clearings 5,000,000. The rlne In gold early In the day was caused by the rise in the Bank of England rate of discount and the firmness at the close was due to the engagements of coin for to-morrow's packets. Governments dull and steadv. Railroad and state bonds tirm, with a moderate business. Stocks opened strong and higher,' and soon advanced from 1o 1 per cent., tbe principal advance being In Northwestern, St. Paul ana Rock Island. The advance continued almost without interruption throughout the day, the market closing strong at an advance of from to 2 per cent, from the opening prices. The greatest strength and activity was in the slocks mentioned above. The directors of tbe Adams Express Company, in addition to the regular cath dividend of 2 per cent., have declared a scrip dividend of 20 per cent. This increases the capital stock from tlo,ouo,ooo to I12,uju.ooo. The failure of K.S. orown, grain receiver, is announced. The total sales of stocks to-day were 250,000 shares, of which 80,000 were Western Union, 18,000 I'acinc Man, hjjou new iork central, 7,000 Erie. 35,0U0 Lake Shore, 15,0uo Union Paclüc, 4S,ooo Northwestern common. I5,0u0 Kock Island, 70.000 St. Paul common, 1ÖÄO Wabash and 16.000 Ohio x MlssissippL OOVHSNMKNT SBCUKITCM. Tue. W d Th'r, Mon iidx'ns U.B.'S 8L U. 8. 68 '62. Ü. 8. s "M. ü. B. fl'S 65. 1114 1I1H iijy in 1142 115 U.8.6'8 "65 (new)u. s. e's tn 17. S. 6'S tiL U. 8. 10-40's Cnrrencr 117,117 U8V6;118H 11Ö 113S 118 I118U 3 per cent fd loan., WA Gold I ... m -1 nt HUM Hterlin ilte5l STATU 8TOCK8. Tue. W'd ThT Fn.

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MlseourlS . ,, Old Tennessees., New Tennessees., New Virginias. Old Virginias Old N.Carolinas.,, New N. Carolinas. W 72 72 36 3 W 14 94 74 74 36 35 24 15 95 75 75 86 SO 28 15 95 75 75 36 StS 15 The purchasing pneee ror Uovernment bona m indlauapous vary com me new xora quota boos 3l per cent. : vl oknebal stocks. Tu'si W'diThTiIfTl. I SaUMon Canton W. U. Telegraph Quicksu ver,.,-. Adams Express, Wells A Fargo Ex. American Ex- , U.S. Ll.MMM.MM.. Pacific Mall N. x. Central, Erie., Erie, preferred-, Harlem,. ... Harlem. pTd , Michigan Central. rTtUDurgMM. Northwestern N'thwest'n pref Rock I.land,M. N. J. Central.,.. St. Paul. St. Paul pref. Wabaah ,. Wabash pref , Fort Wayns, , Terr Haute Terra Haute pref, Chicago A Alton.. C. s A. prererred. Ohio A Mlsaiscl'pl. Cm 0 k C3a C, B. 4 Q Lake triors..,,,,, Indiana Central Illinois Central,.. U. Paelfio stocks.. C. Paelfio bonds U. Pacihc bonds.. I el . A Lacka wans, U art lord A trie MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. . SEW YORK. Nov. 16. Flour Is a shade flrintr and in lair demand; receipts 10,000 barrels; sales were made ( f superfine Western and btate at f4 00350: common to good do at S175A525: good Ut choice at S5155 85; common to choice wnite wneat western extra at Sogazo; com mon to good extra Ohio at 14 8536 80: common to choice au Louis at S5 00;p 00; closing quiet, live Soar Is firmer: sales were made at 44 20 rt5 65. Corn meal Is steady ; sales were made of Western at H 101 75. Wheat Opened quiet with prices unchanged; receipts 168,000 bushels; sales maae or jno. i spnn at i i'jai 2; old No. 2 spring at 81 1&1 -A); No. 3 spring at fl 05ftl 08; No. 2 Minnesota at 11 06; No. 2 Chicago atSlbSai 10; No. 2 Northwestern spring at II 11: No. 2 Milwaukee at II 14(31 15; No. 3 Milwaukee at 1 1 11; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota pring at II 06ßl 27; winter red Western kt 11 201 27; amber Western at SI 27ftl SO; white Western at 140. Rye Is firm; sales were made ot prime Canada at 94aHöc. ..Barley la scarce and a shade firmer; sales made of Canada West at $1 eo (91 61: Western atfl KtcrNo. 2 rowed Btate at SI 35; Lake Shore at f 1 37. Barley malt Is qnlet and nrm; Baiea were ruaae oi sso. o rowed Ktateatll 40: Western at SI 35. Corn Opened dnll and closed more steady; receipts 115,000 bushels: sales were made of Western mixed at 2rd(tc in store: do afloat at V4(395c: new do 87o 89c; yellow Western 97(ä99c; white Western mixed at fl 02. Oats Are a shade firmer and less active; sales were made of mixed Western In store at 65(4t)c; do afloat at joTc; white mixed Western at 66SVc;bigh mixed and yellow Western at 8oc. Hay Is firm ; sales were made of shipping at 60c. Hops Are firm; sales were made of 1874 at 88r45c: lb73 at 15tijc: 1&2 at 12(.15c Coffee Is firm; sales were made of Rio at 1519c gold, dupar Is dull, unsettled and nominal ; sales were made of fair to good refining at 7?iSc: refined at loc; prime at 8; centrifugal at 9c; white Cuba at 10c; common to good lair Muscovado at f &S c ; hard grades at iouc; moia&ses praae at s l-iec Molasses Foreign grades are du.l and nominal ; New Orleans heavy and declining; sales were at 62lc ; choice at CSc ; common Cuba at 4oc; Porto Rico at 47c. Rice Is dull and unchanged ; sales were made of Carolina at 6c. Petroleum Is dnll and heavy: sales were made of refined at HA-ttlCc: crude at.&c. Napiha Sales were made of Western at 9(ä9c; crude at llc Rosin Sali were made of strained at f 2 2i'32 25. Turrtentine Is stead v: sales were made of spirits at 35a:t5V'c Etres Are steady; sales were made of Western at -?a'2c. Pork Is firmer; sales were made of Western mesa at UM 25:320 75; new mess at 120; old mess at tX. Beef Is quiet; sales were mado of plain new mess at tHäl2; beef hams are firm at t2 50; tierce beef quiet. Cut meats Are-quiet; sales were made of pickled shoulders In bulk at 7fa7c; do hams at Uc; pickled bellies at 11c. Siiddies Are trm; sales wer made of long clear at 11c; short clear at HjV.. Lard Is firmer: sales were made of prime steam at 15c, Rutter Is firm ; sales were made or western at -wojooe. wiwtB-i steady; sales were made of common to prime at 12Q15c. Whisky Is dull and lower; sales were made at f 1 01. ' . . CHICAGO. Nov. 16. Flour The market is fair and pil?es are firm: sales were mado of extra superfine spring at ?4 255 00. Wheat Is In fair demand and puces nave aavanceci. ou. are unsettled ; closing most advanced for No 1 cnicaco spring at wk-'juc casn; io vmcago pprinj at V5Vtc cahj tfJJiSJ.c seller

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December; 91o seller Jannsry; No 3 Chicago spring at84(ajc; rejected at 6u81c Corn Ths market is active and prices are advanced : sales were made of No 2 at 76 cash; 73e seller all the year; 70'470c seller March; rejected, old, at 7öc ; new, do, at 70c ; ear. at 65&6Xe. Uats The market is fair and prices have advanced; sales were made of No 2 at 495 io cash; 49c seller all tbe year; white, at 60alc: rejected at 46 47c. Rye Tbe market Is fair and prices have advanced; sales were made of No x at Säe Barley Tbe market is fair and prices are firm ; sales were made of No 2 at SI 28 caab ; f 1 29 seller December ; No S at II 17 123. Perk Is active and prices have advanced; sales were made at f 13 6531870 seller all the year; 11950 seller all the year; 11 t0 seller February Lard Is in good demand at lull ratea; sales were made at 113 50 cash; f 12 85 seller all the!year: 113 00 seller February. Bulk meats The market Is fair and prices are advanced: sales were made ef shoulders atW 87; short rib middles at 19 75; short clear middles at 110 00 all loose: green meats at 20 days are in good demand at lall prices, which are unchanged; green haras, averaging 15 lbs, at 99 7aaiooo. Whisky The market Is scarce and prices are firm ; 99o was bid but f 1 00 asked. Freights To Oswego, 8c for wheat. On the call board this afternoon wheat closed at VOc seller December: corn wan quoted 777ccash; 73o bid, seller all the year; oat ar - quoted at 49o seller all the year. Receipts t lour 11,000 barren- wheat, 49,000 bushels: corn, 39,000 bushels; wAts, 22,0o0 bush els; rye, 700 bushels; barley, 20 jm bushels. Shipments Flour, 10,000 barrels; wheat, 158,600 bushels; corn, 26,000 bushels; oats, 65,olo bushels; rye, 2,000 bushels; barley, 10,000 bushels. CINCINNATI, Nov. 16. Cotton Is In fair demand and the tbe market is firm; sales were made at 14c. Flour la dull and unchanged; sales . were made of family at $5 UK5 10; superfine at S3 25; extra family at Si 00(45 50: A No I at $5 25(36 25; fancy at 16 25. Wheat Is scarce and firm; sales were made of red at 110431 08; amber at $100; white at f 1 10. Corn Is in fair demand and the market Is firm; sales were made of ears at 62(463o ; shelled at 64&65C. Oats Are firm; sales were made at 6357c. Rye Is scarce and firm; sales were made at 97ft9$c. Barley Is firm ; sales were made of No 2 at II 3C&13i. Linseed Oil Is steady ; sales made at 80c Lard Oil Is steady; sales made at tl li. Eggs Are in good demand at full prices; sales were made at 27c. Butter Is in good demand at full prices; sales were made of choice Western Reserve at 3J34c ; Central Ohio, choice, at 2.'fc ; medium at 24&27c CUeese Is unchanged ; 6ales were made at lie. Pork Is quiet on spot; sales were made at 82u 00 lor seller January. Lard Is In good demand and firm; sales were made at 13 )3c on spot; kettle sold at 14c for city, and 13o for country. Bulk Meats Opened firm, but closed dull and unsettled; sales made of shoulders at 7c; clear rib sides at 1010c; clear at loc üaeon Is quiet; sales were made ol shoulders at 9c : no sides offered. WhiskyIs dull and unsettled; sales made at 9?c. Oreen Meats Are quiet ; sales were made of shoulders at 637c; sides at 9c; hams at loc. Hogs Are dull; sales were made of medi&m to fair packing at 17 257 35; good acking and extra butchers at 17 40(47 60; choice utche. s at 17 60 : bulk sales at 17 3o7 40. receipts, 1329. Shipments. 2!0. 8T. LOÜI3, Nov. 10. Cotton The market is active and prices have advanced; sales were made of good to ordinary at 13c; low middling not quoted ; mlddllug, at I4c. Flour The market is dull and prices are unchanged; sales were made of superfine at S3 75(41 00: extra do. at

14 5035; family uo, Including fancy, at 15 00625. 1 ' . . fT' l . . . . j V . i nucnii iu limine, is b suttue iiiKuer; aaies wArA marin nf Nn '1 rc vrtntp at fcl lifiKi i,ch tl 12 seller January. Corn Is in better demand ; sales were made of No 2 at 70c Oats The mar ket 13 held higner ; 5oc was bid : no sales. Barley .Sales were made of No 2 at II 03. Rye The market Is firm ; sales were made of No 2 at 8y;c Whisky The market Is steady; sales were made at c. Pork The market is higher; sales were made at 11 7oftA uo, latter delivered ; tl'J 37i;$19 SO seller February ; hard side at lis 75 seller November. Green meats quiet ; sales were made ot hams at 110 00 seller laut 10 days of November and first half December. Dry aalt meats The market Is flrmjWith only a jobbing and order trade. Bacon The market is 'firm, with only a Jobbing and order trade. Lard The market is firm and prices are higher; sales were made of prime steam at 113 5o cash and next week. Hogs The market Is dull; the weather ts wet and warm; sales were made of packing lots at $6 60(7 00: choice hogs at 7tW 7 10. Cattle The market is steady; sales weie made of good to choice native steers at 4 51Vi 5 w; native eows and heifers at ti 003 23; common to prinicTexass t f 1 874 50. - Receipts Flour, 6 000 barrels; wheal, 33,000 bushels corn. 23,000 bushels: oats, 7,000 bushels: rye. 2.000 Dusueis: Darier, none; nogs, ia.jo nead cattle, i,35 head. Shipments Wheat, 7.OV0 bushels ; corn, 49,000 busneis. BALTIMORE, Nov. 16. Flour The market Is active, but the prices are unchanged ; sales were extra at 14 255 25; do family at 15 5036 75. Wheat Is strong: sales were made of Nol rel Western at II 2U(1 22; No. 2 red Western at SI 17 l 1; No. 3 red western at n iai io; rejected at 11 10. Corn Is active and firmer; sales were made or western mixed at tue. uats Are firm scarce and In good demand : sales were made oi Western mixed at 263c; whit Western at 64(3 65c. Rye is quiet; sales were made at 9jcI1 00. Hay Is unchanged; sales were made at 117 OO'JO 00. Mess pork Is nominal: sales were made at 821 00. Bacon Is strong: sales were made of shoulders at 9c: clear rib sides at 18ljc. Hams Sales were made of sugar-cured at 14315c Lard Is firm ; sales were made at 15c. Butter Choice western la scarce and wanted ; sales were made at 30&33C. Petroleum Is unchanged; sales were made of crude at 14 87 5 00. Coffee Is quiet, with a better feeling : sales were made at 17fil8a Whisky rMuea weremaae at si ua. LOUISVILLE, Nov. 16.-Cotton-Is unchaneed : sales were made at 14c. Flour Is unchanged ; sales were made at 4WAäJ0. Wheat Is unchanged : sales were made of red at 95c : amber at i io; wnite at ii n. corn is nncuangeu ; sales were made at 7'$ sc. uats Are unchanged; sales were made at 68060c Rye Is unchanged ; sales were made at 95c. Pork Is unchanged; sales were made at 120 00. Bacon There Is none here in bulk. Hams Sales were made of sngar-cured at 12i312'ic: plain. none here. Bulk Meats Sales were made of shoulders at 7c; clear rib sides at lff'c: clear at lie. Lard la unchanged: sales were made or tierce at i;ic; Keg at loc. Whlaky U , unchanged; sales were made at 983. Bagging Is unchanged; sales were made of two lb Kentucky hemp at 13c: llax and jute, aa to wey.ni, at nan4c. MILWAUKEE, Nov. ld-Flour-The market Is firm. Wheat The market is nn net tied; sales were made of No. 1 at ti 01; No. a do at Älc; seller November at 90c: seller December at9c. Oats-The market is firmer; sale were made of No. 2 at 49c. Corn The market is easier; sales weremaae 01 jno. 2 at 75c. Kt The market Is quiet; sales were made of No. 2 at 91c. Barley The market Is nominally lower; sales were made or jo. i at si &; fio. a Is steady at II 12. Provisions Tbe market Is firmer: aale were made of mess pork at 119, caMi. prime lard Sales were made at li'c. Meats Are scarce; sales were made of short rib at Pc: short clear at lOo. Freights To Rufialo, 6c; osweso. 8c. Receipts Flour, 6.0U) barrels; wheat. 4V4J bushels; corn, 99,000 busneü. Shipments Flour, ,000 Darrels; wneat, 100 ousnels; corn, 24,000 bushels. TOLEDO, Nov. 16.-Flour The market is steady, with a moderate demand. Wheat The market is steady, with a moderate demand: sales were made of No. 1 white Michigan at SI 15JJ; amber Michigan, cash and seller November, at 1 09; seller December at $1 10; No. lred at II 12; No. 2 do at SI 08. Corn The market Is fair and firm : sales were made of high mixed at 7)c; ßeller November at 77c; new do, cash, at 69&7Uc ; seller December at täc ; low mixed at 77c; new do, cash, at 68ütäc ; seller November at 67. Oata The market is a shade better; sales were made f No. 1 at 54 c; No. 2 at 53c; Michigan at 53c; white at 55c. Freights Are unchanged; to Buffalo, 4c; Oswego, 6c. Clover Seed ales were made at So 25, mammoth at 15 50. Receipts Flour, 57,0i0 barrels; wheat, 5,000 bushels, (shipments r lour, 8,000 barrels; wheat, 21,000 bushels; corn, 20,000 bushels : oats, 14,ooo bushels. FHlLADELPlIIA,Nov. 16. Flour The market Is quiet and steady, with no export demand; sales were made of (State, Ohio acd Indiana ex tra family at 15 05 75; high grades at 7 C0 s 00. wneat is nrm; saies were maae or rea- at tl 2.'ai 24; amberat fl 2431 30; white at 11 30(3 1 37. Rve sales were made at zi 00. corn is In fair demand ; sales were made of old yellow at V2 (a 93c. Oats Are in fair demand ; sales were made of white at 63äß3c ; mixed at 2c. Hover seedHales were made at 8 00&9 00. Petroleum Is nominal; sales were made of refined at 10c; crude at 8(iHic In barrels and 4o In bulk. Whisky Scales were made at SI 04. Butter Bales were made of prime at3i'(S'Jlc; choice rolls 32&33C. Cheese ssal es were made of Western fine at 16(3l6;4c; prime Western Reserve at 14 L'c. Kggs Wales were made at Sii&lvc CLEVELAND, Nov. 13. Wheat The market Is firm and better: ssleswere made of No. 1 red winter at 81 1M1 13:No.2 red winter at SI 07. Corn Is active aud better; sales were made of new shelled at 07c ; new ears on track at 63c. Oats Are firm and better; sales were made 01 ino. 1 täte at 5c; No. 2 dtate at 64a. Petroleum Is lower: sales were made of stan dard white at 9c in car lots; Ohio State test at lie; small lots at l(4lJc higher. Receipts Wheat. 6,200 bushels; corn, 8.0U) bushels; oats 3Ä0 bushels. . PITTSBÜRO, Nov. 16. Wheat The market 1 quiet and prices are unchanged; sales were made of Pennsylvania and Ohio red at II 12( 1 15; white, U is3i 20. Corn-Sales were made ol

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LIVE STOCK MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK MARKET. LWDIAJTAPOUS, MOXDA.T, Nov. 16. There was a lively sale of cattle, only 100 head being offered In the local yards and all sold at good pi ices: Prime cattle sold at u Common - ,, " S Sa4 3 &3 50 Hogs The market Is verr mm.). ...ift . No sheep reported. CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET. By Telegraph to the BenUnel. all se17a1ÄdemAnd Jttl 8,eHjl,y advanced, selling as high "w uMf C,0e eMler at V Ö M. and Ä NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET Nrw York, Nov. IS.-Bkk Cattlx Th . eelpu for to-dav were 4,630 head.ak V toUl for the week of 8,730 head. azalnt ö nV ifz? for same time last week;gSS cauiea sh2di firmer; common cattle a trifle weaker- ihJ, ket closed dull at 8r4l2'rr lb- nitll .Sf r" at 63ioc ; TexalsTa' feiitaf and facv vi """".""'""'s ';cwi.at 11 hec: 11 ... . - 'v sieers, averaging ,y. cwt, at 10(412: 22 ca o " v. 1 ii4'jijc; x cars of Virginia steers, averaging 9 cwt. at 13c, to dress Sso lbtV3 cars do averaging 9cwt,atlojVc; 11 clrsf Colorado steers averaging 5 cwt, at 9i9c 9 cars of Texans, averaging tj4 cwt. at loVc fiir.' JLi? averaging cw and 64carsof ÄkeetUe averaging 6 cwt, at llc. catue, Sheep and Lambs Reeelp'g fo . were 8,120 head, making 29 Whead for theeU against 24,070 head for fame time last weekth. demand U very moderate and trade dull at former prices: Bheep ranging from ytm ;e per lb car do averagin r t v vrt akin ic aa 1 11a at aui. a aging 741bs,at6c; 1 car of prime Ken aver. Kentucky ewes, mon Ohio sEeep, ävernilbs; at 4c- 2" do, averaging 91 lbs. at 5i ' c. a car VZtJy1?? for 2.daJ" wer ,000 head, making 65,940 for the week, against 46 W head foVue,fme U,De lt eek; five hogs are slow and selling at 6 75(47 12, w Ith 8 f Ohio S???'1 W do al 7 00d 1 car it 8 75. dressed h08 nrm and selUng at W ca-S EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET East Ltekhtt. PANaT. 18.-Bkkf CattliThe receipt for 3 days were 2.363 head- Lntfor the week thus far,7J,25 hd; the Zph to uMf.f7r,bnlwith light demand, and very Ultle doing, except retailing; prices are hn w. nth,hgPl,?lttl aPsntairadvanw "ii1,6 m5rKet Jalr,y opens ; best, none offeredmedium to good tAiOjiö; common to fair ulE total for the week so far 21.075 head: 51 JTere made ofbetit Philadelphias at S7 m 7 : Yorkers at 6 5U&7 00. at 17 6u HiEEfKelpla t(Lr were 6,400 head: total for the week thus far 22,100 headCHICAGO L1VK STOCK MARItvt 'h a?V' , Ca ttlk Receipt s 2.fto head. . Ite storm Interfered fomewhat with traders, and the market . was qule though prices were firm, with aaleaoi common to tri shipping at t3 75-3 75; stockers at 3 to. blilpraeuts, 1,700. iii71,pU uhoJ?1 2im llpflJ: the market it eu Z ?rm 5 prlces Bre b,h-. and range at io 00 to for common to extra, with mutt sales at 6 Z'&ß 75. Shipments, 11,(juo head. Sheep The receipts for to-day were 400 head: the market is quiet ; nominally $2 5oq I 0. NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. New York, Nov. 16. Dry Goods There was a moderate package demand for staple domestl fns 1rmt9 ot Eide band styles and hoslcty Jobbing trade were rather more active. Cotton goods were unchanged In price, and four-yard browns were Aim at current rates. Side band prints sell freely, and are scarce. Pacific and Hamilton fancv and tri hnri hjii.. . Jobbing at 15c. Striped hosiery was In demand. woolens were quiet. FOREIGN MARKETS. . ..TV ov The rate for money at stock Exchange on good sacnriLiea i st Mr Consols, for money, 93c: on account, ftiaW5id t ive-Twentiee. IMA oid loevs. Dirwinr, Arn of England to-day. fixed the minimum rate of discount at the bank at 6 per cent. Paris, Nov. 1. Rentes, 63f 50c LlVKKPOOL. NOV. 16. Cotton Ta mfmnt.. Mid dling uplands, 7?a7d; middling Orleans, 8d. Sales, 20,000 bales, including 4JM0 bales for export and speculation and 8,üou American; cotton to arrive. l-lc dearer. Breadstuffs tiuiet. W estern corn SGs 6d. Purk Prime mess. 80s. Common rosin, 5s 9d. C1NCINNAT1.1RON StARKKT. Cikcixxati. November 1, 1S74. Market quiet and nominally unchanged. There is only a small consumptive demand for foundry Irons. The state of the bar Iron trade continues unsatisfactory and the mills are not encouraged to being freely giving us a dull market for forge Irons. Car wheel irons unchanged and heavy. HOT BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton J SOQ 32 Hanging Rock, No. 2, per ton ,, ,, , , S8j 29 Hanging Rock. Foree. ner ton 'Hi, -rt Tennessee, No. 1, per 2Hi .7J Tennessee, Foree. per ton r, Alabama, No. 1, ptr ton 29C 31 Missouri, No. 1, per ton ird 32 Missouri, No. 2, per tou 2a 2 HOT BLAST 8T0SK COAL. Missouri, No. 1, per ton AiiBsoun. rorce, per ton. onto, io. l, per von Ohio, Forge, per ton. 25. 26 scotch Pig, No. 1, per ton. COLD BLAST CHARCOAL. Hansrlne ROclr. far Whwi. IMP tn - , .-- V - 40 80 43(4 45 43(9 45 40( 45 40t 45 40; 45 40C 45 75o 90 Missouri, iar v neei, per tonKentucky, Car Wheel, per ton Tennessee, Car Wheel, per ton-. Georgia, Car Wheel, per ton.. Alabama, Car w beel. per ton Machinery and Forge, per ton . Blooms, per ton .a L. R. HULL A CO. Moffat's life Pills ! MofFat's Phoenix Bitters !! and ft Page's Climax Salvo ! ! ! Q form a complete Fsailr Stdk-Ise f het. sad hm rsrra more diteiie, ssd hsve dose narr rood for haatsaitT, t hsa j othrr niedlriae r rrr oflVred to the peoplr. MOFFAT'S UFE PILLS are partly Vf ratable. They art ea the I.lrer, openiag the darts, aad reotoriag tar bttdj to r-fei-t kealt h. aad stay be relied aa ! sare roa aad Sirk Headache, ('OktiTea-K. DkprpKia, ladiestioa, Jasudice, Liver sad MlioHi lOMnlalatk. 4 olds. Scartr. ieaeral nritknt-ss, lTer A Acin O MOFFAT'S TJKEMX BITTEKS a correct the serrtllous ef the Stomach, and are a tiere care for It)iMps!a, NerTOMkBeM. Kleeplevk. Bous, Frme.le Complaint. WeataeNK lH-bilit v, Ac. FAdE'S CU3IAX SALVE Narompeasdnf Art ira with many other extract nH bnlsams. Urwirrtit it to rare Scrofol and Natt Uheam. Fever Sores. I'llen, Krot Bilr, ailMala. 1'oras, Inflanimatjoa of the Kjes, Urkea Kreatts, Sore Mpples, lata, BrBhje,IiaraK.K al.ls and all CotsaeouH PiM-ane, ob maa er beast. It alUyi Intlammallon, Kabduea all paia, aad heaU lthnt a scar. It Ik worth its weipht la arold ta every fa Billy, aad khoald always be oa hand. C3Sol J by Pruysrists eTeryirliere, J. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor, & Liberty street, ew York. WANTED, One Hundred first-class Agents to canvass for "The Illustrated History of Indiana." Just published, and will have an Immense sale, rub lishei, U,S. l'EAjJä & CO., lndtaD9ioll8, Ind.

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