Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 25, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 January 1875 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY JANUARY 26. 1875,

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A. G AJRT) Trad Palace, Oct. 7. ' To the Country Readers: CTa rAsneotfullv ask vour Imme

ifAtA Attain tlon to the boot seleot&d took of Dry Goods, notions and Millinery ever orougnv vomia city. By giving our Individual attention to buying in new x one, wo nav secured a line of Silke. Black finriAa Dress Goods. Dometics Woolens Flannels, Shawls, Table Linens. Blankets. Comforts. No tions and Millinery, at such rates and on such terms as enaDies us tn offer the lowest nrices known ainoe 1862. Our prieos are alike to all, and Grangers as wen aa ouxera will find at no other house more attractive goods or lower prices. Xj S. ATRE3 & CO TRADE PALACE. SPECIE RESUMPTION The Executive Council of the National Board -of Trade has resolved upon the plan of specie resumption thusly: That the Secretary of the Treasury shall borrow the sum ot two hundred millions of dol' an In gold at a rate of Interest not excedlnz 4 per cent., redeemable 30 rears from date .ana receive not exceeding IS per cent. of the proceed In United states note ; apply part to the redemption ol outstanding leial tenders, part to the purchase of silver bullion and the coinage thereof. That the secretary may borrow two hundred millions of dollars at a rate of Interest not exceeding 4 per cent., payable In gold In 117, the proceeds to be applied to J be redemption of legal tender notes. That said loans be substituted by National Banks as ecnrlty for notes issued by them for lows of the United States now deposited as necurily for Mid notes, fellow-citizens, let us consider this matter settlkd. We will resume at once. SNYDERB CELEBRATED BITTER CORDIAL works on the specie basis entirely, although a one-dollar greenback will purchase a battle from AH Y LRUGÜIST. S5TDEKH .BITTER (OBI)IAL Is efficacious for Indigestion, Lyspepsla, Chills and ever, Sick lleauache, Hick Stomach and all Liver and Kidney dirflcuitie. Tryltouwe only, and decide for yourselves, ft will purchase one bottle of this extraordinary tonic. II. O. LEISEN RING & OX, kle proprietors. 927 Hansom St., Philadelphia. SiilDELER, SNYDER & tX., General Agent for Indiana, 8 East Market 8t Indianapolls, Ind. FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENERAL MARKET REVIEW. LOCAL FINANCES. There la bat little change in the situation daring the past week. Money continues plenty and easy. Deponits are increasing dailv, and the demand tor discounts, while healthy, la not excessive. Business men report that country dealers are in unusually easy circumstances, many of them preferring to pay cash for their 30 day bills, von when the discount allowed Is only one per cent. Such a state of affairs has not been Irequeut in the trade history of the Went, and perhaps was never known to such a degree as now. KKVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS. . Monday Evening, Jan. 25. At the Board of Trade everything was very quia to-day. There was some corn changing bands at previous price. tut the Inquiry was not specially active. Theresas a small quantity of wheat sold, but the market Is lifeless. Millers claim that at the present price of flour East they can not pay above 90 to 95 cents for red wheat and get ont even ; and further, that It will not pay to ship wheat at above that figure. Holders of that grain, however, de mand 10 cento more than above figures and as a consequence the only rales are to millers for supplying local trade There was nothing domain oats. The production of mill feed 1j hardly quäl to home demand and prices are well sustained. Timothy and clover sc'eds are bp Hing in a small way only. The provision market was steady and unchanged, in the giocery and dry foods markets there is nothing new to note. In produce there i continued dullness in dre&sed turkeys, and eggs are quoted 2 cents lower today. Hales were: 68 cars high mixed com, f. o. b., ttfc; 1 car No. 2 white, in elevator, 65c; 3 cars high niixd, f.o. b., 6ttc: d cars do. 66o: 6 cars prime mixed, f. o. b., 65c; 15 cars mixed, p. t.; 1 car red wheat, f. o. b (1 03; 1 car do. (1 03; 1 car ear corn, Coc ; l'JU tierces sweet rlckled bams, 1 1 pounds average, llo. WEEKLY REVIEW. The week: has been an uneventful one in business circles. Dullness has been the prevailing feature at the Board of Trade so far as the grain trade is oonoerned. The only trading of consequence was in corn, and transactions in that were unusually Limited The fluctuations were but trifling, ranging from 61 to 5 cento, in eleTaMr, for mixed and high mixed. Much of the time there has been but little difference In price es between the two grades, the bulk of orders coming from Baltimore, which demands a larger fro port ion of the former. There has been iioblng doing in oats during the week. The wheat market has also been remarkably quiet. The demand for flour has been so 'limited and the range of prices so low that millers have not felt Justified In running except to fill actual orders. Ferconequence the local Inquiry for wheat is but little. It Is probable that a dozen to twenty cars would cover the purchases for the week. There Is comparatively nodemaud from abroad, PROVISIONS. The market has been depressed nearly the whole week and until Sat-.May there was uot -even a temporary Improvement. The heavy receipts of hogs of the previous week was apparently the Influence which weakened the market at the outset. An accumulation of over 60 JX.9 -at Chicago beyond any legitimate demand and the apparent indifference of packers to purchase even at a decline gave to the Chicago markets decidedly panicky feeling early in the week. There was, however, no serious break and but a trifling decline in all. Operators here, and the number Is rapidly Increasing, were on the .anxious seat during the first days of the week and the wire was in constant requisition, but .from the cheerful coantenances since Thursday it is fair to presume that they were not heavy losers, if, indeed, they did not profit considerably from their ventures. Oa Saturdav there was .a decided improvement In the tone of the market. There has but little spot meat or lard sold during the week. Packers have their minds freely made np to wait for the better prices anticipated by and by. GROCERIES. Trade in this line has been Just fair during the week. There has scarcely been a change in the price ot anything not enough in any article to take It outside the range of quotations current at aate of last review. The coffee market is firm and steady; arrivals in port are not large, but are fully proportionate to the unusually light demand. Hagar show an upwaid tendenoy. The reflnerie which we noted last weels as temporarilyclosed to clean up are running again. Tcerehas been since the first of January a uecided disposition on the part of dealers to show iwriai favnn to the better class of customers. Home transactions have "een almost equivalent f "cuts," sales being made at prices below the regular market. Parties who have bought stock when the price was low have chosen to give their customers the benefit rather than themHelve. lOOaCCO ua nut uuiiutpi lumcimii;, but there is a decidedly upward tendency, and from 3 to & cents will De au. lea aiier r eorury i Coal oils are firm, but not further advanced. DRY GOODS, ETC. Easiness ha5 been better than for the previous week and ha', amounted to a good week's trade for the peaj-.ni . In fancy goods and notions there U no special activity, although there is but little complaint. Other lines of trade have Krr.nhlv active and therein but little .mn!ir.t. Collections are bo satisfactory and country trders are so favorably Utoa'td as 13 nnar ccs that there is a giowlng uispo-aiion to t vol ii m a nf tales, and it it probable that heavier f-prtng blocks wi 1 bo laid in this 8e&on than las. PRODUCE. There has cot been much change Inanyar ttcles ol produce during the "week, except in

dressed turkeys. The excessive supply noted last week has been reinforced almost as last aa

it could be worked off and prices have gradually receded for all kinds, and more particularly tor luca aa aro out suiutoie ior suipmvni rjuii, better is in abundant supply and the propor tion of Infer, or to choice is far too large. Lower prices are likely to role during the next week. Eggs are equal in supply to the demand and we note a reduction In price of 2 cents per dozen. Receipts are heaviest from the South. The de mand for hides haa fallen off materially and Dries f crreen salted have declined nearly 1 per cent per pound. Tanners are full stocked to last them through the grub season until June and axe no longer tree buyers. f Quotations are given for the buying prices of rnun ana proauce, ana me selling prices xor nour and omer mercnandise.1 DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE. ARTICLES. Bran, tons. Barlev, froshels. KlCTTS, SHIFT'S. 30 1,W 400 Coal and Cok 1,27a 2X8 510 4X0 799 833 1,0(0 1,VI0 8SJJ0 60.UU0 Cotton, bales, Cattle, head.... Corn meal, barrels Corn, bushel Cement, brls.. flour, barrels.. 2,900 8 Mi SM) 70) 85 12 flOU 8,900 u 76,010 1 140 2,1 75 450 13 3 1 42 2,81X1 18 70 Hay, ton.. Hide, ton. High wines.. 310 550 K5 "iuö Hogs, head.... Horse, nead. Iron, ton.. Oil, barrels., Oats, bushels.. Loss, cars.. Lath, cars.. Lard, tierce 650 60.CU0 160 1X0 800 Lumber, feet. Mercnandlse, cars. Provisions, tons ... Rye, bushels, salt, barrels. sheep, head 1,210 10 stave. Shingles, cars stone, car..... sundries, cars. Tobacco, hhda 1 21 21 "7S0 2o0 Wool. tons.. Wheat, bushels Whisky, ools 1,850 250 In Stork ' Wheat. January 25. ......20,604 At Elevator Corn. Oat. W.140 'A210 Rye, Rec'pts. Bblp'ts. Com Wheat... OaU Rarley KT.. CANNED GOODS Quiet and unchanged. To maloe, 2 lbs., tl 40(41 60;' 3 lbs. f l 90; l arm on m con. 12 0; Mountain sugar r20: Trophy 92 Mi; Bal tlraore do, 22 20 ; reaches, Eastern 2 1 bs, 92 60 285;81bs, 93 (V; pie peaches, 2 lbs., II 7o; Western berries II tl 65; strawberries, 2 lbs, 92 352 5U; raftpberriea 2 lbs, 92 502 tiO; whortleberries, 92 2b 2 50; pineapples, 2 lbs, 92 50r2 7o: green peas. 21b9, ti 25cj2 öq: strirg beans, 91 75J2; salmon, 1 lb, 92 60; do, 2 Iba, 93 0176. BRüV DHTUFFS. riouR Trade is very a on. Fancy brands, for old r'araily. i 255 75 4 51X5 00 3 60O1 00 Low grades.. Mft.t. vrr.n in fair suddIv. Bran and shorts are Quoted at 917318, fine feed at 920, and mid dling at 922a25. , , Wheat Hteady ana utxie aoing. ivcu, 1 1 w 103; amber 9103108; white, 91 101 15. corn titeady and firm. No. 2 mixed worth In elevator, toe: hitrh mixed, 65aö6c; white, 67c; new ear corn, &t3öuc. Oats Uuoted at, xso. z, mixeu, oooicj u. a white S8o per bushel. KY yuotea at. si uo. Uaklkt 91 20l 25. BUILDING MATERIALS. Remains steady, with light demand and no change in quotations. LUMBER. Punt 1 and 2 dear, per M. feet tf uoo& w Flooring. dreMsed . 22 50) 00 Kidlns, dressed. 18 00(91 00 Stock boards . , ; is 00c20 00 Common boards.............-.... 16 0U( Bill staff, to 1 leet .- 16 00c Hill stuff, over 1 feet 17 00i24 00 Heavy timbers, 91 00 extra per m bheeting 13 00(9 4 00 8 Uia 8 25c4 45 OOraoO 00 A sawed shingles ISO. 1 sbliiKlen loplar shingles Latu......M....M.M.a . Swuthern pine flooring, dressed P(PLAK Clear MMM....n. 30 00(f 16 1 0 17 CO 10 OoJ Ash 1st and 2d wgsz w CHEKKTimnmmmmmnmhmimmmmmH I I Black W alnut The quotations are Duying prices for gTeen and selling prices ior ary, 1st and Vd.dry . M 0O90 00 1st and 2d, green - ... 40 t 00 Culls 1 WVd20 00 Cement Is Quote! at 92 25 iM?r barrel. Piaster Paria Michigan. 63 25 per barrel: Newark, 93 a per barrel. Lime Huntington, 3c; tlat Rock 30c per buRhel. White sand, U per barrel. Kire brick, a7 per nunarea. r ire ciy, w per bushel. Building brick, 96 50, according to quality. Hair, 40c. Nails, 10s and 60s, 93 00 ; 8s and Us. 13 75 :bs and 7s. 14: 4s 11 Sa. PRODUCE. Market quiet and prices generally Bteady. ARTICLES. Prices. Beeswax, per lb... 25 75 Beans. 60J & 16 I 109 Butter: Choice country.MM.H....4M. Common country ..... ... 22 18 12 20 Baking grease ... Eggs BLeatiy Kellners, per Ib.: Krim live geese duu No sal .. 6) HO Ginseng . rruii: Ureen apples, per brl. New York apples Dried applee peaches .... 1 60(9 s ao 9 00 8 75 6 8 Cranberries, per brl.: Beet cuiuvaiea ,.-.10 OOJ 12 00 Uame scarce: Prairie chickens, per dos.. , i 00 1 25 1 25 Quail, per dos. Rabbit , & 1509 Poultry, per dos: Chickens, live....-.-., 2 00 6 S 00 a 5(i 7 9 V 4 80 M New York dressed-. rs Full dressed chickens.. , 2 753 Ducks, dressed .. Turkeys, per lb, live lnll dressed New York dressed. Live geese, per dox,d mi ttags, per id., cotton, vegetables: Potatoes dull, per bu ...... tug Onions, silver sains and yeilow.bl & Onions, red, per bbl y 80 4 00 1 75 HOPS At 2j(u(3U3 per pound. llosKT Is bought at ü(ä'üc per pound; extra comb. 80c. Business Is moderately fair. Aasafcetlda, lb Alcohol, gal 85 3 40 91 5 ( 2 ü0 Vi Alum, id ... Camphor, lb. Ö0 (cm as Cochineal, id... Chloroform. lb... 80 1 10 2 45 1 20 45 80 6 00 15 1 50 7 50 9 50 2 80 1 20 . C$ 8 CI 1 30 8 M . ) 40 (4 6 25 ! 18 0 1 75 & 8 00 (tf 10 00 2 43 Copperas, brls per lb ... Cream tartar, pure, lb ... Indigo, lb ...... Licorice, Calab, lb, genuine... Magnesia, carb, 2 ok, lb Morphine. P. A W. ounce. Madder, lb Castor oil, No. 1, gal Bergamot oil lu... Opium, lb.. iuiniue, ox hoac castlle. fir- lb 14 & 1 Bod a, bicarb, kega,lb.. Salts, epsom. lb...... 4 (4 KnntT (.arratt'S Dark. Oer CTOSS.. 17 00 Snutr. Garrett's, per case of4 dox. 16 00 Sulphur, flour, lb. 6 Kait petre.lb .. 10 Turpentine. cJ - 43 (4 25 43 GROCERIES Wooden Warf-No.1 tubs per dosen,90a9 50 Jo. 2 ditto, 888 60; No. 8 ditto, 97Q7 50; No. 1 Churns, common, per üor.en, 8iu au; .o. l auto.n oo; No 2 ditto, f-S 50; No. I cedar churns brass bound, 92l!a22; No. 2 ditto. M&Xl No. 1 ash churns,918; No. 2 ditto, Sid; No. 3 ditto, 914 ; stave half bushel measures, 9.5-50; hoop Iron bound ditto, M 0 47; keelers, five In nest, 92 25; met Meves, 14-1, 9175(32: ditt IS, 92 0or2 2i; O Ü backeU two hoop, 91 W&i 00; ditto three hoop i :' i2 10. BuoOMifComraon, f2 302 50; medium, 12 7ö; extra, 93 5C(4. Candle-Star. 19(iCoc per pound, summe preyed. l 14c per pouDd. Hotel. 21(i22. ciiEF.Hic Quoted at l3V2cn for prime to choice factory. CorrxK Sieady snd quiet. Roasting grades of Rio are quoted at 2iat2ic; fair to gooa at 'Z2y. o23Vtc; prime at 23cj'21; choice to fancy at 2j and 34'v'c for Java. Mola S8 eh New Orleans new, 75aS5c. Rica Carolina, 8X!.c; lUngoon, 733, Louisiana, 7Vc. HcoARS Kenned I quoted at 105!0T;c for A; lOWökWic lor extra C; sod Xiync. for hard; yellow sugars 8'49kc: New Orleans 7;(j9Kc. SPICK.H Pepper, 2?"iic; allfcplce, 18320c; Cloves, t5(37Co ;cassia, 45(35uo.

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HoApa-lndlanapolls German, 60 ; Procter 4 Gamble's and Work's German, 74aXc. Babbit's 10310. Teas V try firm and maiket strong. Gunpowder is quoted at 7öcrKl 50; Imperial, twefl II 20; Hyson, 911 1)0; Oolong, GOctl; English Breakfast, 6k.83C. Ton acco Very firm ; Royal Gm. 85S6c : Monltor Navy, 64o8c; black Uoacco. äeööc; bright navies and quarters, ööcjööc ; smoking brands 2fW-i4c; in sacks, 40(405c STRCP8 55311. Salt Lake. 9185(31 90; Ohio river, 9170(3175 in small lots: car load lots loo less. Hoda English, Vj7e; American, 66c. DRY GOODS The trade is steady. Cotton goods are firmer, with indications of an advance.

prints. Gamer Spragues, fancy. American.- . Allen. Cocheco. Pacific Merrimack Connestoga Ancona Mournings.. Solid colors TICKING. Omega, 32 Inch. AmoKKeag At.' " A Conestoga, 4-4 Medal. '4 Medal Extra Vu Medal . Extra 4-4 Medal. Lewlstown, M inch...... xiincn. " 30 Inch-.. PI aid...:..-.. .. ...... BROWN DRILLING. Nashville Pepperell.. Stark ... SUIRTINQ 8TRPEH. American, 6-3., 3-3.. Whlttenden.-.. Union - 11 10 .18 (it 5 .-14 (jl8 10 10 BROWN SUKETINGS. Vermont Nashville..... Middlevllle . . Idaho. ........ New Albany, 10 10 10 9 Stark, A. I jiurel, 1) IftUrOlf 1 1 IMMMM X&rlCff m mi Granite, K... ...... Bedford. R 7 ' 7 7 1'epperell, N Pepperell , Peppe-e... rt.. 8 Pepperell, E.... ........ ...... ............. BATTINO. Ordl n ary io &2 Allddllue-... ....-.. (13 Best tissue.... .. 10 22 2 V" 12 10 11 12 CARPET CHAIN. Coverlet warp .. BLXACUEU SHKKTINGS. Lonsdale.... HopeBlacks tone Mascmonet inn. ic IHIIIII 10, H11L 4-4... DWigbtStar..., Vaughn, XX. Red Dog--. 7 Ouaker..... Cambrics, Insdale..... ..... a 14 24 31 S4 25 30 loung Warner......... JabeaKnight URAIN BAOS. Amoskeg, A.. Ht&ric UnionMM. Banner FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. Are In good demand at firm rate. The quota tions below will be found to be nearly the same as last week, except for Valencia oranges, which are lower. Nets Ouoted: Almonds, soft shell. 25(326: filberts, l!$17c; walnuts, French, Ho; Naples, 18c; Brazil nuta,i2(44c, peanuu,raw, euo; roasted, Forkign Fruit Coaüt orange 9910 per bbl ; Valencia orange case, färälO. Lemons Palermo and French, fti öt8; dates loUc per lb; new raltdns, layers, held at 13 2o ; London layer II ; MDHcaiei, crown, hui; tiouoie ciown, iiz; Valencia raisins, UViiltc: Hultana, IöäISc; layer figs, 19,ip)c; citron, 16c; currants, 10c; Turkish prunes, new, iz43i.ic. isu. New and choice stocks are now being received and prices remain unchanged. White per half barrel......... ... ,1 6 00(3 6 50 " quarter oarrei..... ' kits ... . 3 I4X 1 25(4 10 50(311 00 8 2X4 24 W'rt 11 50(12 00 California salmon, per half barrel .. " ". " Kit.. Mackerel, new mess, per barreluau Darrel.. quarter barrel kit. No. 1, hf brl No. 2 half brl.. " quarter brl " k l te. ...... ... M U w 6 50(4 3 00(1 7 5iica 1 40rj 1 50 6 50(4 7 00 8 50 l , 1 60,4 404 454 50 141 8 60(4 9 00 1 404 Cod fish Holland herring, per kez.......... No. 1 smoked herring, per box.. - scaieu Halibut, smoked. Prepared cod nah Blotters, per box.. FUEL. COAL The market to-day la very much ex cited by the cutting of rates, and the price! inven are auch a most nrevaii. although lower ones are quoted by one or two firm: Anthracite, per ton. ... 110 50 a Brasil Dioca. per ouanei. 15 sua ore;H4 13J 114 20.-4 13(4 9J 84 S0( 254 Highland grate. Highland steam , nttannrg.... Brasil not. Brazil steam. Black. Virginia eanncl. Indiana canneL Cork U414c; crushed, 15,3 17c. w ooo is quoted ai ii ao v. HAY AND STRAW. A fair market and prices st ady. Hay Loose Timothy is quoted at 920(322 per ton from wagons. Tight presfeed is quoted at 919 320 and leose ditto at rM&ll, and ti more from store. Straw Is sellinz at 85 S 10c per hundred pound ; baled, 113 50 per ton. tiiD c25 rue rouowinz quotations are rurniahed excursively lor the Sentinel by F. W. Baofher, dealer in hides. No. 80 South Meridian street, Indianapolis: Bett city green hides. 7c: best city veal skins. 13c :best city kit sklu, 9(j10c; green salted lower and market heavy 8o as to cm; dry salted hide. llfelo as to cure: dry flint. 13150 as to cure Grubby, bull and stag hides' two-thirds price. Sheep skins are quoted at 50o to 91 25 according to quality. Taltow, 743JJ4C IRON AND STEEL. Business Is Eteadr: collections good and prices firm. Bar Iron 1J4 Inch to 4 Inches oy ?4 inch to 1 inch: 1 Inch to VA Inch, round, 3; -other sixes at regular list prices. tools Axes, Simmons' patent, i.i; auto nlaln. 912 25: Mlshawaaa silver steel. 922. Cross cut saws. Atkins' Improved patent, 65c per foot ; ditto half patent, 5)c: clipper saws, ööc; light ning, toe: carriage bolts. &J ana iu per eenu dis count from list. IIorsk shoes Business Is not recovering and the market bare. Quoted at 96 25(S 50, and mule shoes at 97 25(47 50 per keg, standard brands. Horseshoe nails Putman's 8s. 28c: An Sable. 25c; Great Western, 21c; Northwestern, 25c.N ails Quoted atlod to 60d at 93 60 per keg, and smaller numbers at the usual advance. 4TKEL SanderHon a nest r:nglth tool, 25c; American tool. 20c: spring steel, W. inch, 12c; over V?i inch firm at 11c; mill pick shapes, 30c. OILS. Linseed oil. raw. 83.asic: boiled. 88aS9c Lard oil, current make, winter strained, 1 103115. Tanner's oil. Strait siest, 6.?7oc. Banks best, e0üjc: Labrador, 80&&5c. Refined coal oil, 13,4 Ufte for standard; icaMihne for lamp 20&25c; imbricating and machinery oils, 25yftsoc PROVISIONS. Hlouitv; fl-m . Rillt Vi nil I r! en, - ten days .In salt, tf?rt6T6c ; clear riba'gc: clear,lo-i'.uke. Bacon Shoulders. 8K. Lard-rPrime fteam, "i3lJ;-ic; keiMe, 11911; hams, iwjuv. INDANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, Monday, Jan. 25. The market was more active to-day, owing to light offerings. Only U7 cattle were on sale and all closed off. Quotations are: Good shipping catt'e, 1.200 to 1,500 lbs. average ? '? 19 (looil butchers' stock ;?-? lf! Mctllnm " 31 M4 "O t nmmoa . f f Kuils U43 00 Kogn were active, and ctiolce 100 higher, at I to 9ö iö. There were received at the yards 641

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SEEDS. Timothy U quoted at 92 7b&3 00; clover at 95 75 00; flax seed at 91 50. WHISKY steady at fite. WOOL Quoted for unwashed, 81 33e ; for fleece washed. 42(445c, and for tub washed. 5tk452e. TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS'. Trade is good and improving. Tin plate, 1C, 10x14, charcoaL 1st quality 112 00 Tin plate, IX, 10x14 15 00 Tin roeflng, 1C. 14x20 11 50 '

1VJ. J.)xl3.. . - uu Brass kettles, 48 5 ioJ 10 30 No. 27 Iron R No, 27 smooth lron .lnc, per sheet,.. per cask. Pig tin. Strait's.. Bright and annealed wire, dis count 80 per cent Solder, tinners'. No. 1.. Copper sheeting 14 to 15 ox " planished, 14 to 18 oa . Wi . mini 16 35 4035 35 I " bottoms Lead Pig 44 bar-.. Antimony.... 18 18 Babbitt metal.. & 20 WINDOW GLASS ningl Strength. . 2nd Qual. 1st Qual Kx3 to RXlO... . 97 00 . 7 75 sxi to 1UX13... .. s 00 875 lfixlgto 12x18 - .... ii ou 12x;lO to 2ox2rt . -13 00 Discount sixty and 5 per cent, off above. CINCINNATI IRON MARKET. Cincinnati, January 25, 1875. I'm Icon. There has been a fair trade throughoat the week for foundry metals, with excep tional Bales of round lot at special figures, usu ally below the current quotations. Best grades are well maintained at full prices. Hales continue to be made tor future delivery, although some furnace decline to make further contracts of this character. Quotations are as follows : HOT BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton X 27J 28 rianging nock, 0. 2, per ton..... 20(4 26 Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton 2iict lennesxee. No. 1, per ton .... 2! (4 27 lennessee. t orge, per Jon zi4 Alabama, No. 1, per ton.. .. 2ö(4 27 Missouri, No. 1, per ton....- . 27(4 28 011HKOUX1, ro. z, per ion -. HOT BLAST STONE COAL. Missouri, No. 1, per ton . . 27(4 Missouri, Forge, per ton..,...,.. 254 Ohio, No. 1, per ton 2Sg 26 unio, r orge, per ton rS'4 24 Scotch Pig, No. 1, per ion - itj(4 COLD BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, per ton. ?5 5G MisMiurl, Car V heel, per .. 434 45 Kentucky, Car Wheel, per ton. 40(4 42 Tennessee, Car Wheel, per ton. ... 3(4 42 Georgia, Car Wheel, per ton. 403 Alabama, Car Wheel, per ton...- 40(4 42 Machinery and Forge, per ton.... 40 42 Blooms, per ton..- . 70q 90 L. R. HULL A CO. . MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. New York, Jan. 25. Money 2Q, and closed at 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper, 4(i per cent. Sterling exchange was dull at 14 8O3I &6; for sixty days, and 11 84 3't for sight. . Custom receipts, Iltö.OOO. Gold strong, opening at 112, advancing to 11275 and cloftlrg at 112. - Rates paid for carrying were 1 and 3 per cent.: loanr were also made fiat. Treasury disbursements, 1231,000. Clearings. U7.UÜU.0U0. Goverameats were stroug. Kail roads were firm. State bonds were steady. In stocks, the chief business .was iu Western Union and Lake Shore, and, at times, there was considerable pressure to sell both. The maraet opened heavy, and declined M to 2 per cent The weakest stocks were Western Union Telegraph, Lake Shore, Rock Island and Missouri Pacific. The latter broke to 40, but afterwards rallied to 47). During the last hour's business the market wai dull, with a rally in prices of y lo Is, but lathe final sales the market was weak again, and the leadlnor speculative shares cloned Ht a decline of from the best figures. Theloke Shore injunction was not dissolved to-day aa expected. The Judge still holds the papers. The United States Express Ooiupaoy have declared a quarterly dividend of 2 per cent., payable on February 1. The total sales of etocks to-day were 187,000 shares, of which 7,0K) were Pacific Mail, 72,000 Western Union, 12.(00 Northwestern. M.OOO Rock Inland, 6,5i0 St. Paul, 4:,(M), Lake hhore', ti.OOO Chios, 5,5C0 Wabash, und 8,(XW Union Pacific. OOVKRNMBNT HKCURITIES. Tue.; W 'diTh'ri Fri.iSat. I Mod U. S. 6'S 8L lWi'119 118S lievi U.S. 's Vi Um H 6 S V 4 U. 8. 6'i '9.3 U.S.6'8 '65 (new) U. S. 6's 'OT. U. S. 6's "68 JlWj, 117 llüWllhT 1171118 UTA WW 114 119 U. S. 10-40 '8. Currency 6's... ii5)i;ii5i Ui;ll9s 114 t!4V. 115 6 per cen t Td loan.. Gold 11254-112 112W Sterling. a 4SI 407 4ö4 BTATB STOCKS.

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The purchasing prices ror Government bonus In Indianapolis vary from th Nw York quotatloa oer cent. OKNRRAL StTOCKA. rru'sW'riTh!rFrL iSaLiMon T" Canton W. U. Telegraphs. (.uicxailver Adams Express ... Wells A Faizo Ex. American U.S. Ex Paclflo MallN. Y. Central Erie Erie, preferredHarlem . Harlem. pTd. Michigan Central. PittsburgNorthwestern N 'th west 'n pre L, Rock Island., N.J. CentralSt. Paul St. Paul pref. wanasa Wabash pref... Kort Wayne Terr Haute,. Terre Haute pref. Chicago A Alton.C. A A. preferred Ohio k MlBsiatd'pl. C, C. C . ... C, B. A Q,1. ......... LAke Shore ... Indiana Central Illinois Central U. Paclflo stocks C. Paclflo bouda U. Paciac bonds Del. Lackawana. A. A P. Telegraph. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Flour-Is active and prices unchanged; receipts, 8,0C0 barrels; sales were made cf superfine Western and State at 3 901 30:. common to good extra doal 11 65(4180; good ta choice at 4 Sii 85; common to good white wheat Western exira at 95 35(39 00; common to good extra Ohio at f4 703f&u; common to choice St. Louis at 94 K (8 0U. Rye flour Is firm and in fair demand: sales were made of fresh at 14 10(45 25. Corn meal is unchanged ; sates were made of West ern at H 10;i4 4 . Wheat is irregular and prices are unchanged; receipts 2,000 bushels; sales made of No. 1 Chicago spring fl iscjl 22; No. 3 Chicago spring at 11 unl 18; No. 2 Chicago spring at 91 061 11; No. 2 Milwaukee at 91 13$l 11; No. 2 Nortn western spring at SI lol 13; No. 2 Iowa at fl 12 '-,c: nngraded Iowa and Minnesota spring at fl CH4I2I; winter red Western at tl 2. ai 2; white Western at bl 28 alZ2;good white Michigan at II 30(il 31; amber Western at tlil US; No. 1 Minnesota at 81 12; No. lDulutait'lir; htnU Michigan at 1130. extra choice Ohio at 91 28. Rye 1 quiet; sales were made ot Canada at 94(39fto. Barley I qui"t; sales were made of Canada West at fel 60; No. 2 rowed State at fl 241 31; AVestern at 3iasc: LaKenore at 11 37. uarley malt is steady ; sales were made of Western at 11 60 ; No. 6 rowed Miate atti'j. corn Moderate business and c lower; receipt, 65,ooo bushels; sales were made of new Western mixed at mta85c: Dew wnite Western at bec: high mixed and yellow Western at 85a80c: vellow Western at tc; old mixed Western at 9Jc Cats Are un-chau-u; rtceirtp, ivjw buuheia: aaiea wxe

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wdAJ2lfinL?ireBterntrreee. white mixed Western at biTOe ; mixed Toledo at K9o. Hay "TJl' le were made of shipping at 65 ß'iT ?JL1 flrm 4 were mad ot Rio at LIk' ko15 önar Is dull and prices are unchanged; sale made of fair to good reatiSc: prime at 8c; centrffugal at e. refined firm, JoiuJ4c ; New Orleans at 7c; good, to lair Muscovado at 98 6-l2c; ,51" JtT4 Brt hBd 15-loc; Porto !SS?.at.i5,'?elwhlt CQb ' bard trrades atlükaiio. -.io 1. -.(. .

7 i?- ot New Orieaas tjotiSe; Porto Rleo , .vm uv auv. iura u uuJOli sales were made of Carolina at 6e. Rosin-1 fi rm ales made of strained at 92 152 20. Turpen-K-"I. ' .aale were made of spirits at 38m385, Petroleum-Isdull and lrreguUr; sales were made of refined at ll3l2c; crude at 6c Eggs Are heavy; sale were made of Western at 8(!(43Ie. Pork-Is firm ; aalewere made of new me18,t,45: 8pl at 119 "5 new Michigan at 19 50; old mess at 0; Western mess at f2L -fr1?. 1alet; sale were made of plain m?c at 910(411 : extra do at 911 UO912 00; beef ham are dull at 921(922; tierce beef quiet. Cut meats Are quiet: sales were made of pickled shoulders at 7e: dry salted shoulders at be; pickled bellle at l(X4l0c; rib belly at lie; clearbellyat lle; pickled hams at lie Middles Are flrm ; sale were made of Western long dear at 10c; short clear at 1010c Lard-Is heavy ; sales were made of prime steam at 13l3e. ButterIs heavy; aiea were mad of Western at ndoc. Cheese Is firm; sale were made of common to prime at 8(lbc Clover seed-Is steady; sales were made of prime Western at 111. Wnlaky Is lower; sale were made at V7c. , CHICAGO, Jan. 25. Flour The market is dull ard nominal; sales were made of extra superfine at 912SC4! 68. Wheat The market is steady: sale were made of No. 1 Chicago spring at 90c; No. 2 Chicago spring at 8Sc cash; &sc bid seller February ; 89 Ic bid seller March; No 3 Chicago spring at 82e: rejected at (jc. Corn The market is lower; les were made of No. 2 at 6ic cash ; 61c seller February; 65c seller March: 71 lie seller May ; rejected atdoaj60c Oats -The market Is steady-sales were made ot. No 2 at 52o spot; 5i:c seller March: rejected 4c. Rye The market is dull and prices are nominally unchanged ; sales were made of No 2 at 97c. Barley The market Is dull and drooping; sale were made of No 2 at 91 24(41 26. Timothy seed The market is in fair demand at mil prices; sales were made at 92 4uq2 60. Clover seed The market ,1" scarce and firm; sales were made of prime at 96 248 30. Dressed hog The market is lu good demand, and active and advanced; sales were made of light at 97 05'47 15; heavy at 97 50 8 20. Pork The market Is fair and prl-es are advanced; sales were made at .18 00 caKh; 918 87 seller March. Lard The market Is steady ; sales were made at 91325 cash; 91360 seller March. Bulk meats The market Is In fair demand; sales were rmade of shoulders at 6aic; short rib middles at8c; short clear middles t I-; Jc, all loose and spct, or seller February. Whisky Sales were made at 91c. On the call board this afternoon wheat was flrm ; sales were made at HKjc seller February; 89 seller March. Corn 1 he market Is higher; sale were made at 64c seller February. Pork The market closed strong; sales were made at 918 37 seller March : 918 67)4 seller April . Lard The market Is steady and unchanged. Receipts Flour, 8,000 barrels; wheat, 95,000 bushels; corn, 92,0uU bushels; oats, 16,000 bushels; rye, 1,000 bushels; barley, 12,000 bushels. Shipments Flour, 10,000 barrels; wheat, 24,000 bushels; corn, 32,000 bushels; oats, 3.000 bushels; rye, 1,000 bushels; barley, 7XÜ0 bushels. CINCINNATI, Jan. 25. Cotton The market Is unchanged; sales were made at i4c. Flour The market is steady; sales were made ot family at 94 90(4505; superfine at 93 25: extra family at 95 00O5 50; A No 1 at 95 2546 25; fancy at 96 26. Wheat The market Is steady; sales were made of red at 91 054 1 10. Corn Is dull and declined ; sales made at 68(470c. Oats The market Is unchanged: sale made at SOfötioe. Rye The market is unchanged ; sale were made at 91 10il 12. Barley The market Is firm; sales were made of spring at 91 35 1 45; fall at 9150158. Linseed Oil The market Is unchanged; sale made at 83c Lard Oil Is unchanged ; sales were made at II 10(41 12. Eggs-The market is dull and unchanged; sales were . made at 23ji24c. nutter ine raaraet is unchanged; sales were made of choice Western Reserve at 272Sc; leninu umo, cnoice, at 24ac; common at 18(3200. Cheese The market is unchanged: sales were made at lasl6c. Pork Is In light uemana sou 11 rm ; sales were made at CIS . Lara is in tair demand and prices ad vanced; sales were made of steam at 13c; kettle at 11&14C. Bulk Meats The market is 11 rm : otues were made ol shoulders at hC &uo: clear rib sides at (c$Sc; clear at PA&PAc. Bacon Is steady: sales were made 01 shoulders at He: ciear rib sides at 10c; clear at 10e. 4Jreen Meats Are held higher, with little doinir: sales made of shoulders at b'ic: clear rib sides at c: clear at 9c. Hams The market is uncharged : sales made at tiec for 13 to 17 lbs average. Whisky The maraet is uncnanzea ; sales were made at V4c BALTIMORE, Jan. 25. Flour The market is steady and prices are unchanged; sales were made of extra superfine Western at 94 80; extra fine Western family at 95 25$5 60. Wheat The market is quiet and prices are unchanged ; sales were made of No 1 amber Western at ?l 12&1 23; No 1 red Western at 91 20: No 2 red Westernat Jl 16; No 3 red Western at 81 10. Corn The market Is quiet and steady; tales were made of mixed Western at 79c ; white Western at 783 feMe. Oats The market is quiet and firm; sales wer made of white W estern at 6bc; mixed Western, at 6lc. Rye The market is dull: sales were made of choice Western!!at 97crttSl 03. Hay The market is quiet and prices are unchanged; sale were made of Pennsylvania and midland at lis wqu ou. provisions The market is quiet and prices are heavy. Mess, pork The market Is nominal ; sales were made at 919 752U 00. Bulk meats The market is steady ; sales were made of loose round lots shoulders at 7c; clear rib sides 9c. Bacon iales were made of shoulders at 8c: clear rib side at llc. Hams The market is steady ; sales were made of sugar-cured hams at lie Lard The market is firm and prices are unchanged; sales were made at 13314o for steam and refined. Butter The market Is quiqf. and steady ; salas were made of good to choice Western tub and extra prime roils at 26(328c Petroleum The market Is dull and price are nominal; aale were made at 64c. Coffee The demand is strong and in good demand ; sales were made of fair to prime Rio at 17äi9J4c Whisky The market is nominal ; sale were made at 98twc 8T. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-Cotton-Tlie market is unchanged ; sales were made of ordinary at 13c ; low miuaiing at nc; miucmng at uc. rionr The market Is quiet and weak. Wheat The market Is dull and uncharged ; sales were made of No. 2 red winter at 9105106. Corn The market is dull and declining; No. 2 mixed, 62 304c Oat The market is dull and declining; sale were made ol No. 2 at 5555c. Barley The marKet is uncuanged : cample lot or spring sold at 11253145. Rye The market Is unchanged; sales were mads at II 01(91 01. WhiskyThe market Is steady; sale were made at IMc. Pro visions Pork Mess The market opened firmer and closed higher at 182o cash: 118 Oo for seller February; fi la 25 for seller March. Bulk meats' Dry salt is unchanged ; only small order trade. Bacon The market unchanged ; only small order trade at 17 87(4 ooraio iO,a 10 37&310 eiick 10 75. Lard Is firmer at 113 Uli cash: 113 3fii seller juarcn. nogs xne roarxei is nrm: sale were made of x orkers at 95 60(40 00; packing at 16 408 90; butchers at 16 75ft7 00. CattleThe market is dull and weak; tales were made of prime to choice native steers at 95 7ö400; good native steers at 95 25(45 50; fair to good Texas steers at 91 601 00: common to medium at Jl 25 Öl 50: native etockers at 'i50; common natives at 93 60. Receipts Flour, 4.000 barrels: wheat. Itf.OUO bushels: corn, 74,000 bushels: oats, 28,000 bushels; rye, 13,000 bushels; barley, 2,000 bushels; hogs, 1,610 head; cattle, l.ouo head; sbeep.none. LOUISVILLE, Jan. 25. Cotton - The market Is aulet: sale were made at UHftMc Flour The market is unchanged ; sales were madeof super fine at & o; extra at 94 uo; extra family at. 93 2o: A No. 1 at 95 25; lancy at 95 75. Wheat la unchanged; sales were made or red at 91 00; amber at 91 10: white at 81 10. corn is in lair demand; sale were made of white at .oc; mixed at 68c Oats The market is unchanged; sales -made of mixed at fclc; white at ksc. Rye The mar ket is unchanged; sales were made at 9110. Hay The, market is firm; Hales were made of country at 923 00. Provisions The market is quiet and weak. Pork The market is firm; sales made at 119 75 0 00. Bacon The maruet is" quiet and weak; sales were made ef shoulders at 8ft8c; ciear rib sides at luc; clear at llUo. Bulk Meats The market is firm: sales were madeof shoulders at 6c; clear rib sides at 9c; ciear at lee; partly-cured at yno less. Lard The market Is unchanged sales were made of prime steam at l'i9l3c; tierce at 14c; keg at 15c Hams The market is unchanged; tales ol t-ugar-curedat 13:jlic. Whisky The market Is flint; sales were made at ööc. Baglug The market Is very firm; sales were made of 2 lb Kentucky hemp at 12c; flax and jute at 12c. PHILADELPHIA, Jan.25. Flour The market is dull; sales were made tf extra Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota family at 948'i4 86; extra Indiana and Ohio family at 5 2xajoJ: high grade at 96 25C47 25. Wheat-The market is in fair demand for prime grades; others are dull ; sales were made ot red at 91 20 al 22; amber at II 23; white at 91 91 30. Rye The market is steady; tales were madeof choice Western at VZc. i orn The market in more active: sales were made of yellow at 79 .38.1c; mixed Western at Hlro-'e. Oats 1 he market is quiet and steady; sales were made of white at6c; mixed Western at 6(ic. Clover seed The market is stepdy and the demand good: sales weie made at Sil 254 Ii dVt Petroleum-The msrket U nominal;

sale were made of era at 0 in barrel and S;cln bulk. Whisky The market is steady; were made at Batter The mark is dull: sale were madeof New York Bradford county choice at 39340c; Western extra at 3&4 c: mime WMim 1 .iuiim wi i. :...-

L-neouo Th mirkai a i m at j prim Western at 149150! Ewes The market tfLi i?-nd lne demand good; sales were made of Western at aoj3l. iLMi7K.E.J,ul- 23 r-iour-Th market 1 quiet. Whetr-The market 1 firm; sales were made of No 1 Milwaukee Club at c; No I P-W.U? ubwM MUer February at 8c: seller March at9uc. Oat-Tne market l-dalland weak; aale were made of Wo 2 In store at 51c. Corn The market Is dull and lower; sales were of No 2 at 61c Rye-Th market la neglected: sale were made of No 1 In store at l5c. Barley The market is easier; IS?, we? m?6 of 3 in tore at 91 29; No i at II 12 Provision The markn'u firmer. Mesa P.rkr-1 held at 917 85 cash ; seller February at ! I : lleT Mh at 818 254W 27; seller April is oo; prim mem pork nominal at 91 00; extraprlme at W 00. Hams-Salea were made of sweet-pickled hams at loiHloe. Dry Halted The market is flrm ; sale were made of shoulder at c for loose; middle at 910e for boxed. Prime Lard-Sales were made of ajn t 13c and I3?ic; prime kettle. Live Hogs The market 1 quiet and nominally firm: sale were mde at lSl(?i. Uresaed Hocs Tne market Is firmer; sales were made at 17 50. Receipts-Flour, 2.000 barrels; wbeaf. 500 bnshelsmu, 41,000 bushel. Shipments Flour, 4,000 barrel-: wheat, 7c0 bUKheU. ' lOLEDO.Jan. 2.. Flour The market Is dull and unchanged. W'heat-The market Is dull and a shade lower ; sale were mde of extra whit vi Sin !.,,Lr2mber ?h!gan at 91 07; S i fr1 at,I:No.2 whit Wabash at 91 12; No. .do. at 91 06. Corn-The market Is lower; fair demand; gales were made of high mixed at tc; for seller March 71'vc: for seller April 73' Lo ; lor seller May 7'4o ; low mixed at c. OatThe market is steady; sales were made of No. I at 5sc; No.J at o.c; Michigan at 57c; white w111??' lover -Hales were mad at I IP'9", i!?1 bogs-Kale.- were made at 97 404 7 8.). Receipt Flour, non; wheat, 7Ji bushels; corn, 04.000 bushels; oats, 4.000 bushel. Shipments Hour. 5iw barrebi; wheat. 5,UuO busheln; corn. 31)0 buxhels; oats.S.Ooo bushel. CLFA ELAND, Jan. 35. Wheat The market Is quiet and prices are unchanged: No 1 ml winter at 9111; No 2 red winter at 91 05. Cora The market Is weak and prices are unchanged ; sales were made of mixed 67c ears, ou track. Oats The market is steady and prices are unchanged ; sales were made of No 1 stau at 54 0c; No 3 stale at 6758o; white Wevtern at tic Petroleum The market Is steady ; sale were made of standard white in car lot at 9Ac. Oh o state tettl(r!ic; In small way lota at ,hKr- u '"-Wheat, 4JU0 barreU; corn. 2,4 -0 bnshels:ovU. bnsheln. PITTSBURG, Jan. 25. Wheat-Th market 1 quiet and price remain unchanged; sale were made of Pennsylvania and Ohio red at 91 151 18; white, at 9120(41 23. Corn Themar. k.t,.1"..du,J-: le were ade olear at78(oe; shelled at .jc on track, and 77c free in elevator. Petroleum The maraet is quiet and steady; sale were made of crude t 91 30 at Parker' landing; refined at 12c, Philadelphia delivery. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET. TBy Telegraph to the Sentinel. CiNCisxATi, Jan. 25. Cattlk The receipt for the week were 2 011 head; the maiket i stronger with a short supply of stock, especially of the better grades, prices being c higher at the close of the market; Hales were made at 95 75j 00, 9 1 00f45 50, 94 00 4 75, 92 60. Sheep Receipt for the week were Lj976 head; stock Is scarce and prices are firm and sales are quick ; sales were made at 94 00(a 2. Hoo Receipt for the week were 18,652 head; the maiket has ruled dull, but at the close was more active and stronger; all selling at 16 25(47 25: packers are paying 96 W37 25. NEW YORK. LIVE" STOCK MARKET. NlWAV Ton VP www "jt Tk. reoelpU were 453J head, making 9,470 head for the- week, against 8Ai head lor last week; the market ruled dull throughout yesterday and to-day .and closed weak at a decline for the week of 'jc;Texans ranged from 7c to loc; native cows, stags and rough oxen from Us to Uc ; common to extra native steer from sc to lJV.CJind a few tops sold at 13&loc. SHisp and lambs 1 he frth recelDM for yesterday and to-day were (j,3JU head, makinir 2-J.470 liead for (he week, agaiuHt 2S,0Ti0 head for last week; the market is fair for choice bheep, but dull and wtak for common to fair; sales were made or ordinary to good at 6ate; choice to fancy at 7i7-c. Hous The receipts for to-day were 1,350 head, making j,4;j head for the week, against 37.SHO head for last week; there were none offered alive; dretwed boss wer firmer; ealea were made of cKy dressed at fc38o; W estern at CHICAGO LIVE SPUCK MARKET. Chicago, Jan. 25. Cattlk The receipt were. 2,2jo head, making, with thoe lea over from Saturday, about 6,j0 head on sale; the market was quiet and the choice grades were held firmly, but the other grades were weak; sales were made of common to choice shipping stock at 14 20&6 00; there were no extra cai tie offered ; sals were made of stockers at 92 753 75; butchers' stock at f 3 23($ 100: thipmenu, l.jxio bead. Hogs The receipts to-day were 7,500 head ; the market id active to the extent of the supply and firices are lirm and higher: Kale were made of nferior to extra at 95 Wi(37 2i, but most of the sales were at 96 50(äö 8 for good to choice; shipments, 3,b00 head. Six ekp Receipts so-day were 1,100 head; th market Is more active and nrices are stead v: s es were made of poor to choice at 37ö5 50 : shipments, 1,400 head. EAST LIBERTY L1VK STOCK MARKET. East Lirertt. Pa Jan. 25. Krrr cittt The receipts for the past three days were 2,029 head, and for the week 8.4S5 bead; the arrivals since Friday have been all through stock, except about 30 loads, most of which are not on the market yet: the has been no business to-day or Saturday and so can not form any quotations. nout xveoeipi ior tne past three days wer 10,120 head, and for the week 2 5.845 head : sale were madeof Philadelphias at 17 3M7 40: York ers at 96 60a6 80. SHEKP ReceiDta for the nul th 3.W0 heed, and lor the week 21 AO head: sale were made of best grades at 16 0034 50 ; good at 95 50(Sj5 75 ; medium at 15 0045 60. NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. New York, Jan. 25. Dry Goods There was an Irregular market for cotton goods, with large transaction in fine heavy browns, for which f rices were firm, and In medium bleached shlrV ngs at current rates; Wamsutta bleached shirtings are reduced to 15c, and Ballon to 9e: Pepperell and Laconla fine brown cottons have advanced c, and Atlantic has gone up toll; woolens are active; hosiery is in Improved request; Hill and Great Falls Q bleached shirtings are np to 12c FOREIGN MARKETS. Losdos. Jan' 25. Consols, Yor money, 82a 92; on account, 92srÄg; 6-20's, 1, 107; lHbf , 107: 10-40's , 104?4 : new 6's, 102 ; New Y orV Central, 93; Erie, 2tx2ti; Erlo, prelerred, 46. Tallow, 46s. Paris, Jan. 23. Rentes, 62f 13c Liverpool, Jan. 25. Cotton is dull and easier; midlllng uplands, Trd; Orloans,: 7d ; KRlts 12,0ut bales, of which 2,0u0 bales were lor speculation and export, and 6,9uA bale American. Bread st ufls quiet. Corn 88 34&i 9d. Bacon Short clear middle, 49s. ShouldersNew, 3s. Sngnr-cured ham. 5is. Mofiat's lifo Pills ! Moffat's Phamix Bitters !I and m. Pago's Climax: Salvo III form a romplete Family Medietas Chert, aid hare cured more dliese.aad have doae ore rood for hamaaitr, thaa aaj other nediclaeereroifered t the people. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS are parelj Tesetable. They act ea the Liter, oenlnr the dacts, sad reatorlag thebedy tperfeet health, and may be relied teaure terov sad Sick Ileadarhe. CostiresMfu Dyspepsia, ladiertioa. Jaaadlre, Liver aad lillieM (onplalatK, 4'wld, KrarTT, (ieaeral eakaeas, r erer i Acae. O MOFFAT'S rUONIXIilTTEKS O rorrert the serretioai or the Stemsch, and are a sure rare for Dyspepsia, hervonicne, fck-eplc. aeas, Female Cemplaiata. vekess Pebility.Ac. PAGE'S CLIMAX SALVE lsacompoundor Arnica Ith naay ether extrarts and lialsami. We warraat It to care Scrofula and Salt Uheam, Feer Korea, Pile, Frort Bite. 4 Initial an, Coras, in nammatia of the Kye, Droke Rreasts, Sore Mpples, t nta, Brle,BaTiis.S(alds and all Cntaneous DLseasea, oa naa er besot. It allays iaflamniatioa, auhdoesVll pia, aad heals without a near. It la worth ita wtbrht la arold M every family, aad ahoald alwayi he oa haad. CSold by Drjiy-ists eTcryrrlicro. J- P. SILLS, Sole rreprieter, B Liberty treet, ftw Tora. MANUFACTURER OF EDGE TOOLS. Such as Planing, Cartiag? Maker" nd Shlngl Knives, Mouliting luts, Runipor Kit, Carpenters' and Coopers' Tools. Mill Picks and Axea made and repaired In the b?'.t manner. All work warranted. Factory No. lid South Merldian street, UidianapoiLs, ind. I. ALTIlOU-iE.