Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1875 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY FEBIiUARY 9, 1875,

A. v G .A. II r Trade Palace, Oct. 7. To the Country Readers: We respectfully ask your Imme diato attention to the best selected stock ofDry Goods, Notions and Millinery ever brought to this city. I3y aiving our individual attention to ruying in New York, we hav secured a line of Silks, , Black Goods Dress Goods, Dome tics, "Woolen3 Flannels, Shawls, Table Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at euch rates and on such terms as enaoles us to offer the lowest prices known since 1862. Our priecs are alike to all, and Grangers as weh as oth,ers will find at no other, houai more attractive goods or lower prices. Xi S. ATUE3 &g CO., TRADE PALACE. . r

SPECIE RESUMPTION The Executive Cotmeil of the National Hoard "Of Trsde has resolved upon the plan of specie resumption thusly: That the Secretary of the r Traury Khali borrow the sum ot two hundred millions of dol are In gold at a rate of Intercut not exceeding 4hi per cent., redmaMe 3i) years fit m Cate.and recel ve not exceeding u; per -ai. eft he proceed- In United State not- ; apply part to the redemption ol outstanding le.al Undent, part to the purchase of tdlver bulllou and the roln.iee thereof. That the secretary may borrow two hundred millions of dollars at a rate of interest not exceeding 4 per cent., payable in soldlnlsl7,lheproctdstobe applied to the redemption of legal tender noU. That said loans be substituted by National Dinks as mjurity for notes Issued by them for la us or the United state now deposited as security for said note. Fellow-citizens, let us consider this matter settled. W'e will resume at ouce. H N YD EK CELEBRATED BITTER CARDIAL worts r-n then pecle basis entirely, although a . I lit . . 1 . r . I. .Hin oiio-dnl!r c-enbsek will purchase a bottle frrui AN V DUUUiilS ST sxtdi:k'S BITTK cobdial. Is efficacious for Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Chills and rever, Hick Heauaehe, rilck biomaeh and 1! Liver and Kidney difflcultle. Try it once only, and decide for yonrselvea. 91 will purchase one bottle of this estrnordinary tonic, i H.U. LKlSKSUlSlJ &UO.. : Sole proprietors. C7 Kansom St . Philadelphia. SHlDELF.K,HNYDKH&OOt' , General Agent fox Inäiaca, (3 East Market SU Indianapolis, lud. FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENERAL MARKET REVIEW. LOCAL. MONEY MARKET. The demand for money has been very light luring the past wook considerably less than for the week previous. At the same time deposits aro increasing. This condition is not, however, unexpected at -this season, the month of February being usually the dullest ol the year. A change is anticipated toward the first of March, after the spring purchases Lall have bean generally made at the Edst and goods begin to arrive. Ilinks having a fir proportion of grain and provision deelers tu cu-tomers, bad a pood run of businee last week, by reason of the active movement of those maples. Manufacturers are not ytt asking any accommodation at the banks. Tb real tsuta market, too, is very quiet, and there is - A 1 , . J . i . . L. . . , . . lue usual ucuiiuu iiuui iuai Good came are taken Ireely at any of the "lank, and concessions from regular ratts are gruuted f r tha very best. vRSVIEW OF THE HOME MAJRKETS. Mosday EvKiaKO, Feb. E. 'Traio oa 'Change to-day opened rather Quiet, and in most lines Just held its own during the hour. Cora was notselllng solreely as on some days List week, but there was, nevertheless, an unusual business for Monday, la what and ostts there was nothing doing. Hie provitfoa ' market opened weas and declining. Operators were ouy in the early hours getting away Iheir dispatches, and preparing for a possible activity Ju the afternoon. In the venera! mftrket there was but little of special moment. COtree continue dull, and quotations are a yjc. lower. ' ugar are also wean. In dry Roods theie Is continued Qrmnes, with an advance of 1c noted In paper cambrics, and p in shlrttns! stripes. Pro- " duce remain unchanged from ttatur.tay. ( WEEXhY REVIEW, The eour.-e of ' the corn raarkct during ...the week has been In the main steady as to prices and active as to sales. -At no time preTricrus'.y, however, has business beeu transacted m quietly and with so few surface indications sa ' or the past few days. The sales for the week will aggregate fully buO cars, and all of it with tu a rango of ile to t'vc for mixed, and (Hto c fir high mixed. Tiie general movement by rail fTas been constantly heavy, and has probably . heen stimulated to a cert in extent by the low .rates of irclghui now ruling. The re-calpts for the week foot up &s,2ju bushels, aud shipments 344.KOJ bushels, of which the elevators have bandied a fair proportion. The Mock in More continues large and has been but little reduced, which hopeak confidence on the part of holders as to the future. Tha probable ettVct ou pi toes of tri; anticipated advance in freight rates isdlscuH?ed further under the head of relents." i here has bff'u out very liule doing In wheat. The Inquiry from millers early ia the week was rather eh to pronoun c.. and sales were rporttd ol 'i3or;i0 cars, bat the severe cold west! er whlcn set in ou Monday appaired to freeza out the inr.rket effectcally. ihere la not much street:! h in the market, and if farmers were not ho juLy determined t wait, and there were conMdorable offeriugs on the market, priceH would undoubtei:y rale lower, 'lhedem uid for Hour hus lceu rather t.etter daring the past than for the previous werk, but It cau not be cocsiderei otherwise than dull. Oata iure moving through qilto freely, bat, very few have been baatll.vl here daring me week; Data single fa e, I and that to thelocal trad'-Jrivtn tceu r-porte-.l. Thedrmfiail for need, whlcii lia.i i-.-t iu miie strong, was furnniaiily theckwl by the cold weath-r on Wednesdity. Pric.-a remain flrtn at IJie advance rrportü In last wckU leiew. Thotr;vl9ln hay lias be-n altogether looal aud Just fulr. rr-ovieiONs. The market opened on Monday very quiet ; bat little dclng here, as severs were holding their products above the views of buyers. On Tuirudiy the markrt was stronger, notwithstanding unusually heavy hog receipts at Chlcago.whlch, bythtby, have continued during the week, footing an aitrente of ce jrly 110,000 head. Tue .record of sales lualcateil a f;iir bu-ines both ia spots and options. Weluesday the market was -quiet, but tue list of transaction, principally optioD, was still larger than on the previous day. Thursday there was quite a vpurt iu prices, and holders, especially at lnteilor points, tooX p vraptadvaaiaga of tue advance to dispose of their stock, operators, too, made heavy Mi ott sates, and, withal, it w8 field day tor the brokers. Ou Friday the market was ou again somewhat and quiet. A lew spot sales of lard, mmps ana clear rib sides were reported, making a lalrdty's business. Saturday the market was quiet and but a single transaction reported. Prices were Jo advanced on ailcnt meats during the week, ana spot bird ira proved fr.im l-3n to 2o per lis) pounds. It Is probably the largest week's msicess ever reported in this market. artocEim:. The business of the week, a a whole, bas been ljshaa for the preceding ons. The principal cau to attributed was tha lnclemeucy of the weather. AstocoflToes aud sugars there were perh.ips other causes equally potent, tire market for both hi v'dä dulled considerably. Contrary to previously expressed opiulonon the purt of tho-e in me Debt position iojuusu, iue ways ana m.niis comraiitee hesiiated to retxjrt the recomnietdation t rtinsies Jor the reMoiaMon of the dutv on eolteeend tea. mis, in connection wi'-h the llsht demand followln?,and oniequent to the general stocking up at interior ioin(s, which riss bren ii rrnures for a month, or two, ha materially wealiemd the nmrkme, mi that dcrlng the 'eek prlct-s declined a fullcsnt per pound od all grades of luo In tbU market. This, too, in the faca of an advance iu told, whlcn enhanced the currency jrlce tibui JjOfu cent per -pcuutl. Tho tllspatchw Uila

morning, to which reference Is made In thejrtally review above, may Improve the tone of the market wittdn a day or two. Sugars ruled quiet all the week until Friday, when they were reported dull; on Haturday the dispatches quoted the Kastern market heavy. There is no quotable change in prices here. Yellows are in better requeii than white grades. Coat oils have advanced a cent and a half during the week, and refiners are more confident In their anticipations for the future. L'heeae Is quiet and firm at usual figures. Teas steady and unchanged. Hyrups steady, wl'h an improved trade at unchanged price. Other lines of good remain unchanged as to price, with stocks kept up In proportion to the demand. ,i DRY GOODS'. Trade for the past week has been fairly active. Buyers with a speculative turn have looked closely after staple cotton goods, and have taken them freely even at a alight advance over last week's rrle'- JU,QP a roHe1 Jsconet, as well as a few makes of bleached and brown Koods. aeenis to have convinced many that "bottom" had beeu reached, and 'that the further decline which the "weak-kneed" gymnaMa of the counter predicted is a thing of the past. We predict the coming season of 1&73 a prosperous one to merchants exerclMng a reasonable amount of caution in the management of their affairs. The outlook at headquarters is that buyers wito ready cash will pick up desirable 'atulT' at prices which will Insure them a fair profit, even on a Oranger tasls. New goods for the early spring trade are arriving daily, and dealer are putting their premises it: good order in anticipation ol an active demand m soon as the weather will permit. PKODUCE. The week opened with scarcity or poultry on hand and with the current receipt less than the local demand. This condition was the result of the break la prices of the previous week. Eggs werecomlng pretty freety and butter In abundauce. When the c lid weather aet In on Wednesday it checked the flow of everything except butter. The price of eggs advanced 'i cents per dozen and the market conttnued to Improve to the close of the wee, althouuh up to Haturday night no further advance had been fairly established. The demand lor turkeys outstripped t ha t-upplv as the week advanced, and receipts towards the close were barely sufficient to supply the local consuption, shipments being for the time suspe nded. Pretty nearly the same remarks apply a:so to other lines of poultry and as will be noted. prices are materially advanced on live and dressed turkeys, live and dressed chickens and O'l live ducks and geese. Butter remains stea-ly iu price and iu lair supply, but generally of Inferior quali'y. Dried fruit is In good demand, both applea and peachea, and command better prices. Ai the law prohibiting the killing and selling of quails Is now in force they may be couMut red us out of market. FRKJGUTS. There has been considerable lnttrcbt and a deal of buzzlug among railway agents and large shipper in reference to the freight question. The commissioners and managers met in convention at New York on Wcdnesday.and immediately relieved the Western commissioners from further duty In regulating the freight taritf. In brief, the ranch talked of Saratoga combination was "knocked higher than a kite." It la supposed that the general freight agents will meet ou Wednesday of this week, at U Louis or Chicago, to adopt a new tariff. It Is further expected that rates will be advanced It) per cent, per 1J pc und ou grain and fourth class goods. The effect will probably be a depreciation of values of grain in the West, giving to the Eastern market still further advantage. They have reaped all the benefit of the reduction iu rates, and the heavy movement eastward for the past two weeks will probably make them independent for a time, at least. THE GENERAL MARKET. In drugs there has beeu but little change In prices and a quiet market during the week. Morphine and quinine are off a trifle aad turpentine advanced. linseed oils are firmer. Hides remain at the sama figures as a week ago, and we hear nothing further from the "Association." The leather trade is t-easonably quiet. Agricultural implement are moving freely In a Wholesale way and some of the plow houses are placing heavy lines with retailers in expectation ot a lively demand irom the well-to-do graugers. I Quotations are given for the buying prices of ?riin and produce, and the selling prices for lour aad other ruerchaudlso.l DAILY RAILROAD COMMEKCE.

ABTTCIiS. RECTTS. SHIPT'3. Fran, to'ia.... 50 60 S'lrey, bushels..... wo 79 270 m 6iJ0 61,u.)u 5 150 4 2,100 UK) m 45,6t0 l',M) id Coal and WWCotton, bales tatUe, he:id ........... Corn meal, barrels Com. nusiieU...., üenj.e.ut, bils .... noar, biuret.... lpy, tons..... tiid-c. tons. ....... ... HJh wines.. Hlojjj, lieod. . Horum, dead... 100 r 15J 70J Iror. tons... Oil. barreU Onhs, bosheis. Lp, csrs,.. LaUi, Oil;!.. Liirw. tlercca L'iniboT. feel.. ....... Merchandise, cars-.... Provisions, cons...... 13,51 u lt3,fxw -0 HO 1,400 221 42.1 2S0 8 Kye, bushels, bait, barrels.. heep, ne&d-, Stives, cars.... Bblngies, rors 4tonc cars... . . Sundries, cars, l'obaoco. bhda. Wool, tons...., Wheat, btahelsWhisky, ools Total, cars L"? 8T0KE mi 4(3 Wheat, lorn. OaU. Rye. ....17, yt,2;i5 IS.991 Kec'pls. Bhlp'ls. February 8.... f.T KLKVATO& Core....- I O !s . ... ..... h .. 3,Cü7 I..IG1 Kar ley Kye HUAN, HrtlPHTTJFFS. iTTC-The mills are doing so little that all kinds of feed is scarce, iSzgn audsno:C re ouoted at iul; rine ieed at ol middlings at3",A5. BUILi)lNU LlATKUlAW 1' us: Delphi and Hnntiruton, Sic; Peru, öüc; -- Paul, 2is per bethel. BMr, o per bushel Piaster: Mlcnlgan, i 25; Newark, 73. Fire h; Ick, 3 to 11 per hctidi ed. White sand, SI per brj. I. Cement ja aft pe terrel for IxuisvUle; f7 bC.. for Portland. COffKh-i-Ve note a further dteüne aMd u weak market. The dispiohes of IUI mornlnu rt port lis fom the ways aud means committee of t-ongrt ss that unauihorlzod reports as to their action upon iheques!.ton or duty tiave i:een circoie.teU to the serious detrinient of the legiti mate tratle of t he c-juntry. lleterenca was made in the entlnfc.l on biilurdiy to the depressing edect of tlie reports referred to. Holders will do well to ketp ciot and make no sacrifice unlesi compelled to in the future. isoasux g gradtw of tuo are quoted at :iV22c; good to fair at WtZlc; prim at )r74e; choice to fancy, At ;i;-i''.i6c and Java at M uooc. CAN DLiiS Hotel, iiiw; star tandies are c.tot9d at la&Cc : coninion pressed, lSUlXo. CANNED GOODS Steady with but trifling change ia prices. Tomaloes, U lbs, II 4C(j 1 in; a ibs. tl 5K); Yarmouth ooru, rt (Ai.2 fr5; Mountain sugar, ti 00 ; Trophy, 2 00; Baltimore do, 12 ZQ&t 60. Feaches, Kartei u, 2 lbs, fi tü'cii M; 8 lbs, , i to; Western packe;!, 2 lbs, U 2&4iSi; 3 lbs J; pie pea hes, 2 lbs, 11 7i. Blafk berries. 1 frjait5. r-ttawberries, 2 lbs, 2 35:42 oO. Raspbe- vs. albs, Ji&JiW. Wortleberrlea, fJ 2ö?2 ftu. Pin oles, J 16a. tl .Vi -aJ 75. Jsalinon, 11. Uc):$l 7b; 2 lb3.C360rt3lö. CiLhJüiAt lGJI75or Ims to cho!ce factory. DKY OOOl Trade Is only moderate. Paper cambrics and shirting stripes are quoiehl;her, and all lines of cottou goods firm. iJATTiaa Ordinary, mju; mlddllug, ISc; hat tissue, lio. Oonitort prints, 8X&$c; standard fancy do,tri9 JVt3; standard fancy side band, )ii10o. . Dresa goods But iitllo doing ;prlces lower than last soiison. Cotton end wool flannels are qn!eL ijcows L's.it.i.iNO NamvtUe, 11c; Pepperel. UX,c; Stark, 11 sec. Tjcki so Omega S2 Inch, 21c ; ArnoskMig A C. 13:; A, VJ2i CoutsHtO'za, 4- Medal, lo; V9 Aledal, )vs; extr,, lsc; exua 4-4, iu; Lewistown Hi iucii, Ms; cdtto U Inch. 'Mx; ditto &J Inch, lso pt aid. 22c. Sfliansu STkIPiä American, 6-3, 11c; 3-8, 10c: Wriittfciadea LJc, 14c, and löc; Union, 14, Id, and bit. Patik Campkics Advanced. Common colors, b'c; high colors, Vc. Pklntb wasninguiu, Ameilcxn, Klchmond, Orlental. Uonnesiota, Merrimac, S'"! tsprague's t?.ncv, 8c; O'reen strlpe, lCc; tiarner pinta, 7c:Frteraan,7ic standard yhtrtlDg prlnu.Ki-5. Albion solid colors, b-io; Peaboiy suiting $43. raRFTrrUHAts "While, 22c; cloiei, 2Vc; ccti e:Itt vj-rp, :ic.

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TlUe,10c; MlddlevtUo, 8io: Idaho, c: Albany, loc; Htark A., 10c; Laurel D.. be; Laurel UHc: Park A, ; Granite Ii., 7c ; Bedford K., 7c; Pepp Be; Pepp.O.tfc; Pepp K, 9y,o ; Pepp E- foxc. lAiiCHts UHim5GS-Lonsdale, 12SC ; Hope, 10o: HUckstone, lie Mascraonet, hie; Hill loo 1 4-4, 130 ; D wight Star, ll,c; Vaughn XX, Ss; Red Dog, 7o: Quaker 7Ko; cambrics, Lonsdale, 17c ; Young Warrior, 14c; Jabez Knight, OaAur BAoe Amoskeag A 24o: Lewlston A, sio: Bi&rx, jc; union, use; manner, aoc. DRUGS N o chan ge to note and market steady. AMatoetlda la quoted at 8ö440c; alcohol at II 9532 20; alum, per pound, K5c ; camphor, per pound, S&gttc ; cochineal, per pound, K90o; chloform, per pound, 11 10?A1 20; eopperaa. barrels, ' per ound, ae; cream tartar, pure, 5äM7e; Indigo, per pound, II 2O.4I &j; licorice, Caiab, per pound, gennine,45(i0c: magnesia, carb 2 oe., per pound, S:4 40e ; morphine, P. A W per ounce; IO73.QQ00; madder, per pouna, iosic;ou, castor. No. 1, per gal, tl o0etl 63; oil, bergamont, per lb., 17 5C(ca: opium per pound, fj öuio 00; auinine, per ounce. 12 aj.ai 4J; balsam copaiba. 9üo; soap, castlle, fr 14 jlSc; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pound, cva'c; salt, epsom, per pound, 45; snuff, i arret t's, pack, per gress, I17;annff, Uarrett's, per cane of 4 dozen, 116; sulphur, flour, per pound, b(&c; saltpetre, per pound, iUcJoc; turpentine. io(4ac. KISH Trade Improving dally, and prices firm. We quote: No. l wmte per half barrel at S636 50; quarter barral. H 23; kite, f 1 2ö. ' California salmon, per nair barrel, new uu wan ou: eiis. wxo: Mackerel, new mess per barrel, 2i ; half barrel. fi 00; quarter barret, d ou; aits, s-i No. 1, half barrel, tl 00; quarter barrel, H)4 50; kits, tl 401 50: No. 2, half barrel, fd 50(7 : quarter barrel, $J 50; kits, II JJ0; Cod fish, 6 60&7o. Holland, herring, per aeg, si ut'; scaled nernngouc. u&uouu smoked. 143. rreparea codnsn, ny'io. cioaters, per box. tl 9). FOKE1UN FRÜIT8 No change. Coast oranges, none In market: Porto Kloo, OOOilOOO. Valencia oranges, per case. Is 0C10 10; Messina oranges, So uuooo. Lemons, are quoted at So oO( 6 00 per box; dates 10.312c per pound; new raisins, layers ij ou; juonaon layers i ; 31 uscate crown 4 O'l double crown H 25. . Valencia ralBins.iaMc ; öultana, lö älsc; drum figs, new, I5;'4iuc; large layer cga, iy,j;jjc; Frencn prunes In ojxes, vet fine, 16iSjl7c citron, 40öfjc ; currants, 'jjl0o; Turkish "runes, new, 12ai3c. FUEL. COAL There is no chaugo In the situation, Pricrs remain ss for several days past. The figures In first column are special prices. Anthracite, per ton.. ,1 &1C 50 Kraxll block, per bushel. 12 ü White River (4 12,4 a (4 18.4 (4 (4 (4 (4 0 Band creek. Highland grate.. Highland steam I Pltt-bm-c..... OlWi UUfc. Br aril steam. Black... Vlrtrlnla can n el Iadiana cancel..-., Cokb 12(3133: crushed, 15(316c. Woon Is quoted at 14 OOo. ÜRÜN AND FLOUR. FLOUR The market is Very quiet Cnotce fancies are quoted at is 25a5 75; family at 14 60(35 00; extra. U 25; low grades at 93 c0(J 40J. Quotations for corn, oats and wheat show price In elevator; on track is lc higher. Const Trade was unusually good for Monday although not equal to the closing days of last week, laere were plenty or buyers on the mar ket and plenty of corn to sell, bat the owners of it were exacting in their demands, wanting higher p. ices. There were tales of 5 cars low mixed corn f. o. b .blo; 5 cars mixed in elevator, 65c; (both sales Hatnrday afternoon); 15 cars mixed corn, f. o. b , 6;c ; 5 cars h. m., töc ; 1 car n. m. com, p. 1. : a cars n. m., 1. o . b., jc : 5 cars do., p. t.: 8 cars mixed, 1. o. b., 61c; 6 cars h. in.. r. o. o., toic; 0 cars mixed, r. o. b., 6iic we uote: Low mixed, 61!ic; hlnh mixed 64Gi-c; ear, 61o for 68 pounds, or 6.'c for 62c for 70 pounds. Cats bales of 1 car mixed on track at 53c. Quoted at 5tiä-5c for mixed; 57&5ac for No.. 2 white. kyx But little doing. One car sold to-day at 1103. Baelsy Is quoted at SI 2031 25c per bushel. Wheat The market remains weak, with a declining tendency. We quote: No. 2 Red wheat, fl 00(l W In ele vator; amber, vitju's; wnite, uun. HAY Ktea ly and unchanged. Loose la Quoted at Ü2.425 lor choice timothy from wagons. Haled is quoted at l.aO for tight, and $2022 0 ior loose pressed, on arnv&i. HOG-The market here Ls active. The Chi cago dispatch estimates the receipts for 48 h urs at 2',Wi0, and prices 10 cents lower. We quote at fti 4116 6.5. ileeelpts by all the houses, öUo. KlUcd, none. HOPcU-Are a noted at 2t5.n3.Vs per pound HONKY Is In fair demand at 30c per pcund lor choice boxes; for low grades, üOtäic. HiDfcH The loUowlng quotations are furnished exclusively for the Sentinel by F. W. Auher, dealer in hides. No. 3u houth Meridian street, Indianapolis: liest city green hides, cows, 6c; steers weighing 60 lbs orover,7Kc; best city veal skins. Vie; best city kit: skin, 9 j lOo; green salted lower and market heavy at tc; dry salted hidea, ll.u)'c as o caret dry hint, l.lrilöo as to cure tlrubby, bull and stag hides two-thirds price, bheep skins are quoted at 50c to 11 25 according to quality. Tallow, li(HXe. Grease Brown at 5i3tio; yellow, 74Vc ; white, 9.3I0KC KICK Dealers quote at 733o for Ranjoon, and Si3So for Carolina. IRON AND STEEL The quotations are given at list price, as ' follows: liar iron is quoted at 2 fcO to 2 bO. Bheels roiled, 10 to 14, 4c; 16 to 20, 6.T0; 27, 5c; Charcoal, l4o advance on above rates. Other sizes and numbers rs gr&dei at proportionate rates. Hteel Is quoted as follows: Sanderson's best Knglinh tool, 25c ; American tool, 20c; spring steel. 12 Inch, lJc; 14 Inch and over, lie. mill pick shapes, o0c. OILS Market Is steady and firm for all kinds. Petroleum is very firm with a further advance probable. Raw linseed is sold at tflSSMj; boiled at 88 (&tOc ; lard oil. current extra, 1 101 15 ; No. 1. V0r4 Si; tanners oil, Strait's best, tOjitöc: Banks' best, 55(HOc ; Labrador, 80(5c ; reflned coal oll, N Sloe ; for standard; gasoline for lamp, la'alL'e; headlight. 2v425c; lubricating and machinery oils. 2.5c Jill 25. LEATHER Quiet and Bteady. Oak slaughtered sole Is quoted at 40(ati'c; Budalo, oi.t 37c; hernens S(4iüc: upper 5i'4o0c per foot; French calf, II 75,2 25; French kip, lltl 70; domestic calf, ll'.il 50; ktp, II li.4l 2ö; collar, per foot. 20c ; bridle. pj docen , JöllO. I.UMBE3. Quotations are strictly nominal as there is but little doing. 1 and 2 clear, per M. feet.... Flooring, dressed Hiding, drePied............. ,yr2 tMi.5S 00 . 22 5Hi$:) 00 . U Um19 0: . 18 0J uJO 00 . 16 UfltJ . 1 . 17 tX',1 00 I 13 00(3 . 3 7ol 00 . 3Wy . 8 V(4 . 8 tVtal . 45 00(50 00 . M COid -10 Wei MUicK Doaras. Common boards fUU stuff, to 16 feet ....... .......... till r.taT, over 1 feet.Heavy timbers, 81 00 extra per AI Sheeting A sawed ehlngles......... No. I shingles............................... Poplar shingles Lai h Houthern pine flooring, dressedPOPLAK Common...-..... CuiLl . Aph 1st and 2d .'32 50(4 (4 are buying dry lumber, .loo 0ii(vx) 00 CHKBBT Black Walnot-The Quotations prices for green and selling prices for 1st and 2d, dry 1st and 2d, green. CU.HJSSS llMW 40 00 15 a v20 00 TI2JNE1W STOCK Trade Is dull and quotations are nominal. Tin plate is quoted, ior IO, 10x14, oharooal, first quality, at 112 00 IX, ditto, at 115 00: IC, 14x2 roofing tin, 111 50; IC, 20x28 rooflng tin, (23 00. Brans kettle, 4Hc. No. 27 Iron B, 5c: No. 27, smooth Iron, 6;o. Moorehead's galvanised on, 20 per cent, discount from new list. Zinc, per eheet, I0o; per casz, 10c, Pig tin, Strait's, :!0o. Wire Bright and annealed M per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 25 Cer cent discount. Solder, tinner's 18c. opper aheetlng, 14 to 15 ox., sc; planished, 14 to lti ox., 40c; bolt copper, 35o; bottoms. Lead Pig, bVc; bar, 9c Antimony, 18c; Babbit metal, löäwuc NUTS hell almonds are quoted at 2z2Sc ; fiiber's, löc; walnats, French, lie; Naples. 17 ISc; Brazil nu., U'js; peauutaraw, bUo; roat"d ku'.Sc. MOLASSJi AND HYUUPrt New Orioiias moiasss Is steady at feSsuc, and syrups at fr-x j i tor common to lancy. SEKD4 Cold wea her has temporarily suspended business aud pi Ices remain firm. lax sed ignored at 51 wi: clover at 13 7537; tiroot hy at 12 73 ; choice at 12 9x STRAW sella from wagouBat M M J5 per ioad or HO-H tos per 10U. HALT Saln&w, dray load lots, at 51 85al K); Oh'.o River, dray load lota, at 11 7of4l75: SaulBftw, car lots, at II 751 8a; Ohio iUver, car lots at tl 661 70. N AlLrt Quoted, lod to 60d at 3 60 per keg and ftrnntter nnmbnrs at the uhub! alvance. PKOVlalOMa-Xh9 market opsued weak, tais

morning ana prices a trifle lower than at the close Saturday evening. It remained very steady throughout the day. There were no spot sales reported, and the only options were 25Ö

bois j une por at 13 n, and coj April lard, W,c. Bulk shoulders e44; clear rib VHJVJic; clear sides, 9Ji(!0e. Bacon Hams. l5,a 14 He; dried beef atlfl17e. Lard Prime steam neia at Li&(3&; & ; kettle, 13T43 14c. PRODUCL. No new features to-day. Poultry and eg" continue scarce and iu good demand. AKTICLX3. Price. Beeswax, per lb Beans 60 75 Butter: Choice country Common country-. tsaaing grease.-. r.ggs steady- . f eathers. Der lb Prime live geese doll. (3 40 No sale. & 1 10 1 609 9 01 8 60v4 3 75 6d 6 & 9 uuck tilnse'ng., f run : Creen apples, per brl New Yora apples Dried apples.-...-. peaches Cranberries, per brl.: Best cultivated. Game acarce: Rabbits-. Poultry, per doa: Chickens, live....10 00(3 12 00 a 1 25 .-. 2 003 2 75 8 3 2i 2 75 7 11 9 6 00 " New York dressed. Pull dressed chickens. .... v4 S OOdfl (4 (9 10 TJ 5 00 j 2(4 DnckR, u resned .-- Turkeys, per ib, live full dressed " New York dreesed.. Live geese, per dodnii Rags, per lb., cotton-....... vegetables: Potatoes dull, per bu Onions, sliver slns and yellow.bl Onions, red, per bbl .- 65,3 4 80 4 00 4 8 75 SUUARS ProJuction of refined is not nearly up to capacity of refiners, and klow sales. We quote: New Orleans, 7JOöjc. Reiudu ui uuwu at 1 iy 9W4p ior A, it for extra C, and lljl lo for hard: 9iloc ; yellows, K-nc. SODA In Doxea. 7föe: G&3L kec. w;i4o, cirtfc C SOAPS Werk 's Oer man la quoted at 7M37X3: Babbitt'sat loiO.c. STARCH Dealers quote at 6Q543 per pound for peart. SPICES Pepper Is quoted at 28-4'Wc; allspice, lS'dU-c: cloves; oosöc; cassia, 40-jixr. TEAS Market Arm. Ounpowder Is Quoted at 85C3SI 50; Imperial. ÖCcjjJl 20; Hyson flgl 30; Oolong, SDcäll; Eng11 Kh breakfast, 40i75c. TOBACCO Firni and Improving steadily. Royal Uem la quoted at MaWc; Monitor Navy, ölS'jec; baled tooacoo, 405W00; bright navlca and quarters, 2 ,470c ; smoking brands, 30(3 5uc. . TALLOW In fair demand at 7Xic. 1XX)LS Axes, Simmonii patent, 13; ditto plain, 112 25. Mlshawaka silver steel, 122. Cross cut saws. Atkln's Improved patent, 55o per foot; ditto, half patent, 5vc: clipper saws, 5öc, lightning, übe; carriaga tolts, W and 10 per cent discount from list. WHISKY Is quoted to-day at 60c. WOOL Market ster.dy. Quoted at, for unwashed, 3aai5c: fleece a&hed, boo; tub washed, and rlckeil, 63i. WINDOW GlASS , Single Strength. 2nd Qn:U. 1st Qual. 8x8 to 8x10 17 0 7 75 RX15 to 10x13..... .. . 8 10 75 h)Xlrt to 12x18 . 11 00 12x:J to 20x26......-.-... 13 CO Discount 65 and 5 per eent, off above. WOODEN WARE-No.ltubsperdoi:,'3'?50;No. a ditto, 888 50; No. 3 ditto, J7ft7 50; No. 1 Churns, churns, 118; No. 2 ditto. 116; No. 3 ditto, 111: stave half bushel measures, 15 50; hoop Iron bound ditto, J9 f-0,37 ; keelers, five in nest, 12 25; mea sieves, 14-16, 1 75-; ditto 18, 12 002 2j; O U buckets two hoop, 11 902 00; ditto three hoop 12 85(42 4-1. BRUOMS Common, 1230(32 50; medium, S2 75; extra, U 504. ' MONEY, STOCKS, ETC, New Yekk, Feb. 8. Money, 2)3 percent, hlme mercantile paper, 4&tf per cent. Sterling exchange closed firm at II 86 for (tt days and f 1 1$ for sight. Custom receipts, JÖ9 3,000. Oo!d opened at llfJä and closed at 114), the two extremes of the day bavins been ill'- and 1114. Ca ry in grates, 13 per cent, to flat. Treasury aitunment8, 3406,'jOO. ClearinK1?. I674J00.1M;. There was some talk this afternoon of a cqueeze In ca-h gold. The subscription to the new loan of the city of Pans Is announced by cable to have amounted to 42 times the sum require'!. The amount asked for was 2ö(),0tO,000 francs, but the subscriptions reached 1D,üüJ,öiJü,Oi4J.o'J) franca. Gove -u men ts were steady. Uaitroal bonds were firm. state bonds were quiet. Stocks opeaed quiet, and fluctuations, as a general thing, were narrow. Prices tl eel lued (ofi per cent, early la the day, but recovered toward noon. The Improvement was afterward lost. After the second board Uniou Pacific and Northwestern were firm, the former selling at 30I4 and the latter at 41). There was very little change In the balance of the market. The weakuess in Erie, both here and at London, was due to .he resignation of Wm. Butler Duncan trom the directory. The market was firm during the last hour of busine-s, and prices advanced i'Jt'g per cent, trom the lowest point of the clpy. The leading features wera Northwestern, Lake Shore, Western Union, St. Paul and Union Pacific. - The total sales of stocks to-day were 152,000 shares, of which 6.0JO were Pacific Mail, 43,U) Western Union. 16.000 Northwestern, 6,000 St. Paul. 16.000 Erie. 24.tKi Lake Shore, 5,000 Chios and 19,000 Union Pacific. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. rue.! W 'di m ri b r 1. 1 Sat. lilon U. s. 6 'a 141. ., C s. 6's V6J... U. S. 6's '4.. U. S. 6!s '5. .. U. K. 6's '(!ö (now).. U. S. 6's '07 U. S. 6's '68 U. S. 10-40 's 113Je'l20 116'll.Vg IT'Z 118 12CK 116 m 119 11: 117 H5Vi 120M 116m 1)H.:4 118 1194 liv. 117 I iwi 11KÜ IWVi 11 (1 i 117J lrk 11 1 119; i na?-111-4 IT 118Ilil 119)i 12)i 12) Vi J llWill? 114iU5j 111 U1! IS7 47' nye 120 12t 117 Curr9ncy fl's.. .. s per cent f'd loan.. IU1!, 11174 Sterllac. . 16 46 4ta STATU STCCK8.

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Cantou -. Ml 10 I 7V,i 69 59 7jJi Ü2 !'9'i 67 W. U. Telesraph 7A 74Vi 'i tinictsiiver....... Adams Exp res? 99 Vi wells aiaieo fc3'9 67 American Ex. 1,4 51 7V Pacluo aiailN. Y. Central XTV. Vi S5 Ii5',v mi 107 47 125 Erie ..... t 29 Erie, preferred... Hartem. 4a 19 1X5 4j 43 128!l2 Harlem, p'fil 12) 125 77 4C Mtchlaa Central. 1'iVA 77 76V.1 Pituburj. ... Northwestern .., N'thwest'n nef 01.T o i "-A 104U sei 0i Hock Island-.-. Ids N.J. Central. YA 1U7 1U.?4 ''4 37Ji 5)7Ji 10TK 01 y,. St. Paul. St. i'anl pref . Wabat. h w I ' W?4 in 24 ltöi Wabah prf. Fort Wayne-. 20 k . 1 111 '2 A 97 7 Terre Haute-., 7 9S Terra Haute pre! Chic&zo A Alton105 100 C. c A. preferred. 110 OUioÄ Mlastsei'pi C., '. A C. - Lake bho:e.-..... . Indiana Central19!4 2ri! 2J tavjl t, y.i,;lttil4 5) 74l 71;i its A t3 1U8H "a Illinois Central, 1CIW1C2 10V4 10lt.l U. Paclftc stocks J. ,7 C. Paciüc boads-. 9 91 " 1 A V. P3CUio bonis 94 Uel.A lidckawano. A. A P. Telegraph. U9 '-li MAIULETH BY TELEU RA PH. NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Flour Is dull; receipts, 10.UCO btrrels ;sale maderf EuperSne Western and state at 3 1,34 20: common to pxxl extra do at it 10.'44 75; good to choice at 4 Mjito 25; common to gooa white wheat Western extra at 5 25i M; common to good extra Ohio at S4R0 4ii; ooramon to choice St. LoMis atrt 75 (8t. Kye Hour Is quiet and 8Vedy: wero maao of a'eeh &t 4 105 3D, .. corn meal

Is d all ; sales were made of Western at 4 10(34 50. Wheatr Is quiet, steady and la limited demand; receipts UJXM) bushels; aalea were made of No. 1 Chicago spring f 1 1.51 20; No. S Chicago spring at 11 us 104; No. 3 Chicago apiin at fl 3 1 C4; No. 2 Milwaukee SI 10:l Ilk; No. 2 Northwestern at 11 051 09; un irraded Iowa and Minnesota spring at II 031 17; winter red Western V.'1 Vt'j1 2i ' amber Western at fl 241 25; white Western at tl 253182. ItyeIa quiet ; aaleii made of Canada at 93396c. Barley-ls V,'?cU.nl?5.: r,le" were made of Canada West at I15L Barley malt The market ia dull; ales were made of Western at II 0; No. rowed State at II 40. Corn Is heavy, lower, and in moderate demand; receipts 12d,u00 bushels; sale were made of new Western mixed at BUitc; new white Western at fcle: new high mixed and yellow Western at 81H:s2c Oats Are dull : receipt 13.000 Dunne!; aale were made of mixed Western at bjö&Hc; white mixed Western at o7aw4c. Hay la unchanged; sales made of hipping at BS70c Coffee Is dull and heavy: sales made of fair to good Rio at la gold! rtagar Is dull, heavy and nominal ; sales were mK f fair to good rennin at 7Sö7Jäc: prime at 7c; refined dull and heavy at 9'aioc: centrifualat aic Molasses Is dull;Raiea were made ot New Oriea.ia att7oJ6c; lorelgn quiet; Porto ltico at 443 l.5c; common Cuba 4oc. Klce Is dull and unchanged : sales were made of Carolina at tr'c. Koeln Sales were made of strained at Si lOisi 15. Turpen 1 1 ne Is stead y ; Wea were made of spirits at 39c." Petroleum Is dull: reflned easier; sales were made ol refined at I4.'i; crude firm at TlfäTÜc. Eggs Are firm; sales made of Western at 30331c Leather Is Arm; tales were made of hemlock sole, Buenos and Rio Grande, light and heavy weights, at '28ytV30c; California do at252ic; common do at 25 ;42Vc. Wool Is quiet and Arm ; sales were made of dornet in fiuMut t. fii.fi.v..

pulled at aiwCc; unwashed at lb(o7; Texas at 2Ji;:ii. Pork 'i he market is lower; sale ßia'te of new mess at fit) crrL 1 9 7"i K.f ! quint; sales were made of plain m?ssat f l-6o: extra do at 111 o0'(U 00; beef hams atf21(22. Lut meats Are atiel:salfrs were miwta nf nirh 11 shoulders at 7.c: dry salted nhomderu t pickled bellies at lUfiilOv.c rih 1.1 iw ot 11. clear belly at llic: mcklod hams at lVdUV.it' Middles Are steady : sales were made of Western long clear at lo.Hiloc; ßhort clear at loc. LrixI The market is lower; sales were made of prime steam at 14 11-ieratlikc. Hnttrru ;.,n and heavy; sales were were made of "Western at 16(42tc. Cheese Is firm; sales were icade of common to prime Western at 1 0 I c. Clover seed Is dull; sales were made of prime Western at 111 25. Whisky Sales were made at 95sc. CINCINNATL Eeb. 8 ( nttr.n-T1 mortoi iE dull and unchanged; talea were made at Lc. rioar xne market is steady; Rai es were made of lamily at löfOätjlo; Eupernne at S3 25: extra farnllv at jskki". a v 1 at 15 256 25; fancy at Id 25. Wheat Is in fair demand and prices have advanced: aalen were made of red at II 10,1 11. iomiii market is steady; sales were made of mixeil at tcjc; white at tue. Oats Tne market is steady; Kales were hi rule of white at tüe: mixed at Je. Kye The market li quiet and unchanged ; sales made at Si 10. isaney The market ia unchanged; sales were made of spring . at Sl 369l4u; Jail at SI 015&. Unseed OH The mars et la nnrhnno-wl- kui. made at 8J;iSCc. Lard Oil Is unchanged: rhIpr were made at 1110112. E22 Are rarcA nn Arm; sales were made at 30c Butter The market Is steady ; sales were made of choice Western Reserve at l53oc; Central Ohio, choice, at 267&27c: common at 18ra20c. Cheese The market la kipb.1v sales were made at löaiöc Clover Seed. The market is firm; sales were made at 111 5u11 76. Pork The market la quiet; sales made at 519 Ui. Lard The market is firm; sales were maae of steam at f 13 621375; small sales at the outside rate; kettle at 149 14Xc. Bulk Meats The market Is firm ; sales made of shoulders at 7c; clear rib sides at 94ä9c; clear at lOlaiOüc. Dacon The market Is firm: sales were made tt shoulders at 8J"ts;ic: ciear rib sides at lOv.silc; clear at Hk?llMc. Green Meats-Are unchanged; sales were made of shoulders at 50 MraO W : clear rib sides at iftWc : clear at 9:494C Hams The market Is unchanged; sales maue at v;'4c ior 1 10s average, wnihky The raaraei is unenaned; sales were made at 9uc. Hcgs Are in active demand and advanced ; sales made of common at fti 17 10; fair and good packing at $7 40f47C; . choice packing at & OiäS20; bulk of sales at 17 30(0,7 60. Ufcceipt?, 2,610 head; shipments, 810 head. CHICAGO, Feb. 8. Flour The market Is qn'et and prices are weak. Wheat The market is uuiiHiiu prices are a snaae lower; sales were made or ino 1 Chicago spring at KS: No. 2 Chi cago pring at bic rot or Heiler February; H'.c for seller March; tCKgO bid for seller April; ,0 ü uiciigu Hpniig at ou;, ,nic ; rejecieo at 7c, torn 1 he market is lu fair demand and prices are lower; sues weremaaeoi jo.2 at tS-;'bc spot or seller February; 61lc bid for seller dlarch t s 1.11 M ..11 a . . . .... i;4o i'iu ior neuer iay; rejected at tiwsi'ic Oais The market ts firm; oilers were bid for No 2 atöi'c for seller February ; 5Jc bid for eher Man.ii; rejected at ölj'c. Kye The maraei is advanced ; sales were made ol No 2 at 9oi5j9Sc. Larley The market la dull and prices ;uvu uscimeu ; sates were made 01 o. 2 at ;i 14 ior Epot; 81 114 for feller Mirch. Mesi Pork The market is elull and ptices are drooping; sales were made at 18 2 for spot; 116 S) lor seller March: $18 w&lii toift for seller April. Lnrd The market is firm; sales were made at i U.Vi spot; 113 07gl3 7o seller April: fli o7)ra 13 90 for seller May. Bulk meats The market is steady; sales were made of .shoulders at 6''i3c : short rib middles at 9cc, all loose and spct. Whisky Oilers were bid at 96?j97c; 100 asked. On theciül board this afternoon wheat closed excited aad prices were lower; sies were made at jjsiior setier .Maren; Ht;4 eo;ic for seller April, com me market is lower: sales were made at Viii xWiic tor seller March; 7171o for seller May. O-tts The market is easier. Pork The market is lower; tales were made at 118 15 for seller February; ?13 27li for Seller March : f 18 57i for seder April. Lard Five cents lower all around. ReceiptsFlour, 5,000 barrels; wneat, 4J,ow DUhneis; corn, 47,000 bushels; oats, J0 bushels; rye, 2oo buaaeis. ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8. Cotton Tlie market Is higher for hc-t grades : sales were made of low m-ddlin? at 13 ,0 ; good to ordinary at 14c ; middling atlöc. flour Low aud medium grades are still wanted at full prices. Wheat The market is unchanged; sales were made of No. 2 red winter at II 0öXlC6; No. 3 do. at 81 02&1 (8; No. 2 Chicago spring at W&Vle. Corn The market is firm ; sales were made of No. 2 at tn?i';4 vj'i'e, mostly sold at 6ic. Oats The market is firm ; sales were made ol No. 2 at 57-5TjC. Barley The market Is dull; sales were tuade of No. 2 attlij; No. 3 at it 1 2.5. Rye The market is steady; sales were mad9 of No.2at II 00. Whisky The market is stetdy ; sales were made at 93',4 (&91c. Mess Pt-rk Is lower: sales were made at iiS iiO for selleT February ; 19 7j for seller J uly. Drvsalt Is firmer: sales were made at ec, 7c,9o, lO'VtlOVc, according to age; packed lots at 7Kc, 7,c, li'iic, I'M 'lOkc. Bacou The mamet is livm; sales were made at sc, 10'';c. 11c, HJ45 lli.c Ijird Is firm; tales were ruude at Sis m casli; 513 Ior seller March. Hogs Are wanted at higher prices; sales were made of Yorkers at Sd .lO.'At i.i; packing at tri ö'.)(U7 6', the latter belli ex.ru heavy. Caitle The market is tlno ; (ales were made of light native steers at SI lil tv:: frfirdo. atJjü; xuod at 5')4i öi(o; common to good native siocif eis at S3 2ö(a4 50; fair to good Texas snd Collfonda tteers at S3 owl u). Keceipts Hour, 7,'C barrel: wheat, ll.iwü bushois; com,7,tK)Jbushtls; oats, 10,0cu bushels; rye.'oco bushels: bnrley, l.Oul bushel; hOs,6io head: calUe, l,18ti head. BALTIMORE, Feb. 8. Flour-The marlxet is quiet; rales were made 01 extra superfine West ern at ft o.;4 extra fine Western ati4 62'. 4 7ö: extra supernue western lamily at Cj 2iyi 0 UÖ. Wheat Tbe market Is dull; sales were made of Nj l led Western at il 20: No 2 led Western at fl 17; No 3 red Western at 1115. Corn The market Is weak; sales were made of mixed Western at 7ä76c. Oats The market is dull and heavy; sales were made ot white Western at 67.'j.i8j; mixed Western at 04 uwic Rye The maraei is uncharged; sales were made at je;! 0'. IToviions Are at.eAdy and firm. Pork The market is steady ; sales were uiado at $20 ix. fcuik meats Sules Mem made of bulk shoulders at 7):,.i.7;,'ic; clear rib ri li'sluiic Bacoiv The maritei is unchanged; 4"f les were made 01 shoulders at BjC; clear rM sidts at llj-4 'il!ic. llama Siilea were made of btizarcuied at 14 3kW. Lard Is eatier; sales weie made oi steam and refined at lrJ-äHlc. Butter The market is steaily: sales were made or choice to extra line Western tub and roil at ZmZ7o. OoOee Tbe market q nie t and pi kes are unchanged; sales were made of ordinary to prime Pdo cargos at lac'Ji- Petroleum Is held steady ; sales were mide at 7ic. WhiskyIs unsettled ; sales were made at üiSÖJ Jc. LOUISVILLE, Feb. 8. Cotton The market is unchanged; salt were msdeat lftic. Flour The maiketis unchanged; sales were made or super tine at C3 75; extra at 4 00; extra family at 3 2j;A No. 1 at 15 25; fancy at to 7a. Wheat Is unchanged; sales were made of red at li 00; amber at tl 10; w hite at 51 10. Corn The market is unchanged: sales were made at (jSa7ic. Oats Aie unchanged; sales at 026ic. Kve The market Is unchanged; sales were made at 11 10. Hay The market is unchanged; sales niado ofcouniry atfil tw. Iik Themarkelis unchanged; s&les Mere made at 119 6020 00. Bacon Is null and declined; sales were made t shoulders at ic; ciear ilb sides at 11c; clear at lio. Hams The market is unchange.1; sales were nnaao of sugar-cured at 13J(alIc. Bulk Mesu Are stead v; salfS made 01 shoulders at7f'47ic; clear rib sides at lU(H;Vic; clear at 10c; partlycured at lie lern. Lard The market is unchanged; sales weremada ol iirlme steam at 14o: ueroe at 14'c; aeg at 154. Whisky The market Is higher; sates ; wre made at COe. ilAzslog'fho market U un changed ; salca

made of 2 lb Kentucky hei.np at 12c; flax Jute atl2)ic, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. .--JTour-The market is dull; Mies were made of wperflne extraat 13 ,o4 00; Iowa. Wisconsin d Minnesota, extra family at II 7js 75; IndiAaa and Ohio If,- w""" ii 5 00 5 hih grades at 98 2cx 7 2. Wheat-1-he market is quiet; aalen Were made of red wicter at 1 17(l 18; amber at 11 22. Rye-1 held at R5c. Corn-Is la fslr demand ; sales were made of yellow and Western mixed at 7778c. Oats Are dull ; sales were made of white at tile?: mixed at C3c Mes pork The market is steady ; sales were made .f cholcv mesa at $19 50(20 60. Batter The market 1 quiet : sales were made of New York and Brad' ford county extra at 3.Va57C; Western extra at JiQ'JOc ; Western flr t choice at 2427o . Cheee The market Is firm ; sales were made of New Jersey fancy at ltflHe, Egtrs The- market la active; aalea were made of Western at Sl33fc. VVhlsky Sales were made at 95c. Petroleum ihe market Is nominal; reflned is quoted at H)144C; crude In barrels at lie, In bulk at o Clover seed Is In good demand; aale were made of common to choice Western at f II ouc 12 00. Timothy seed The market Is steady. MILWAUKEE. Feb. . riour-The market Is dull. V heat The market Is steady; sales wer made of Nol Milwaukee Club atl'ic:No 2 Milwaukee Club at 8,-;c ; seller March at 87c : seller April at 7;,;c Data Are easier and price are nominal ; sal as were made or No 2 at olie. fTiT e; sales were made of new In store 1- .V',c-. Itre Is nominal; sales wee made of No llu store at 97c. Barley-Is unsettled ; sales 105, ProvlMons-The market is quiet. Mes PPrT:ls neM .at "l-rash; seller March at 8. 4b&U 00; extra prime mesa at 113 0oaU2. Hams sales were made at raat.nixirTi

It, illc. Dry salted rneats-The market is firm; sais were marie of shoulders at eic for looae: middles at 9J4r4i(c, looae boxed meats Jc hieherl w .mo rTib8 WCTe made of steam atl3 60: kettle at 114 00. Dressed Hogs-Are easier; sale, were made at 17 7-VjH 00. Recti rtj Flour, 9LO barreU; wheat bushels; oat. 8,000 bushels. Shipments Flour, l,lru barrels; wheat, 2w busheU;corn, S.O.y bushels; oats bushel. TOLEDO. Feb. 8. Flour The market Is dull and unchanged. Wheat The lrarlretis dull and lower; sale were msde of No. 2 White Wabash at tl 1.5; No. S white Wabash at $1 t X: extra wblte Michigan at tl 15; No. 2 red Michigan, at 1107. Corn The market is steady; aalea wre.ro.ade ofhigh mixed at 7,'ic; for seller April 71!.,c; for seller May, 7Jc; low mixed, fcocr for sel.er April 7oc. Oais The market 1 steady; sales were made of No. :i at 67Jie: .Jl!? ,at57c Clover Seed-Rales were made at o fat). Ureesed hogs Sales were made at 17 90-2n,orfavJ-,K'1Pl-FIoar M barrels; wneat, 9.000 bushels; corn, 13.GU) bushels; oat. 400 bushels. Shipments Floor. 300 barrels: wheat, 300: bushels; corn, 31joü bushels ; oata. 7,000 bushels. t CLEVELAND, Feb. i?-Wheat-The market 8 dull aud prices are unchanged; No 1 red wln.tr4s be,d Rt1 : 2o2 red winter is held at 1 C4. Corn The market is steady and price ate unchanged; sales were made of high mixed ?xl . c.'...,ow mlxed 70c; ears on track at ttct7. 0ats 1 he market is firm and prices are unchanged; sales Mere made of No 1 state at o9ä.5oc; No 3 state at 67iaSc;- white Western at tS0-a61c. Petroleum The market la strong; sales were made ol standard white In car lots at llic; Ohio state test at 12 c; in small way lota iß2c higher. Receipts Wheat, l.Ooo bushels; corn, 2,Ug bushels; oats. 6Juu bushels PITTSBURU, Feb. 8.-Wheat-The market la dull and prices are unchanged ; sales were made of Pennsylvania and Ohio red at f 1 15rl 16: white, at fl 183120. Corn The market Is dull and prices are lower; sales were made at 72 ' -x". Petroieum The market Is weaker: sale were made of crude at II 95 at Parker's landing: reue ed at 1 lj-ac, Philadelphia delivery. LITE STOCK MARKETS. ' NEW YOIiK LIVE STOCK MARKET. New York. Feb. 8. Beii- cattle Receipt yesterday and to-day wtre 4 head, making 8,150 head for the week against 7,280 head for the last week. The quality of fresh ofiVricgs were belter than the average; the demand was only moderate, and the market ruled dull with a downward tendency; sales were made of ordinary to gool Texas and Cherokee cattle st t i 78& in 40; poor to prime and extra raiivesat ts 50 13 ao; sales include i' cars Illinois steers, averaglngto9cwt,at$ 00.$135o; tJcarsdo averaging t?4cwt, at I112c117.5; ö cars do, averaging 7hi cwt.tt til toaliöo; 12 cars do, avei aging 7 owl, at tllö!öll7o: 4 cars do, averaging cwt, at Ii05o; 4caisdo, averaging 6 cwt, at 11; 1 cardo, averaging 5 cwt, at tz .50: 7 cars Texaus, averaging t cwt, at i!0 7), and 13 cars Cht roc ee cattle, averaging -a cwt, at S 73. SHi aad La müh The fresh reoelDLs for yesterday and to-day were 6,6tjO head, making 1S.3IXI bead for the week, against 2.50 head lor last week; trere was a quiet market bat a firmer tone and a strong advance ol 2 c; amoDg the salf s were 1 car Canada sheep, averaging US lbs, atf75; 1 csr do, averaging 116 Ibs, at ?; 1 car do, averaging 111 lbs, at iJ 34 per luo lb: 2 oars Michigan sheep, averaging 93 lbs, at 7ö; ' risking 11)1 OS, at n do, lean raging t9 lbs, at 7 ; 3 cars Ohio sh ep, av 'julbs, at SU öi; 3 cars d j, averaging 93 ibzyt; 1 cars do, avtrag.tg 77 lbs. at Sol 1 car no. a naming ii.ii us, at 1 4 icardo, avea veraging i ita. at 1 I our ilo, averaging 67 lbs, at ti; 1 car do, averaging 102 lbs, at 5t 55; 1 car do, averaging K5 lbs. at 5 b7li; 1 car do. averjüimr its lbs. ai 9 do, averaging 5 ltn, at ti b; 2 cars do, averaging 911 lbs, at (j 85; 2 cars do, averaging 84 lbs, at 16.50; and lcar eio. averaging &7 lb, at I5I4. Hotis Tlie receipts to-day were ld.40 head. making ttuwo head ror for the week. acainHt 24,boO last week; none offered alive. lresed lios closed "firmer; sales were made at $8 75rts 2o for city and fü.8 2ö for western. E.VST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. East Liberty. Pa- Feb. 8. Kxicr rirn.iThe receipt for 3 days were 1,460 bead, and for week ending to-day, 5.4J9 h-ad; the arrivals since Saturday mornicg have been all thronen stock, leaving only about five cars for sale here, three of which were shipped on; nobnsineea was done of any account except retailing, making it impossible to give any fair Quo tations. - . Hogs Receipt for 3 davs were 41S hiritotal lor the week were 17,1) head: sales wer made or Yorker at W 7e7 10; best Philadelphias at 17 60(47 75. sheep RecelDta for 3 dav were 2.H00 henri. total for the week were läl5üi) head : nntiu rn hand ; the ieeling of tbe market is good. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago. Feb. 8. Cattle Tbe reoeinia wer 2,Su0head; the maraet Is quiet aud unsettled. 1 ....... . 1 . 1 . . . . - uuj c-is waning uir eastern au vices; sales were made averazing f !((i 50; common to choic suippiDgatt4 50i4ö7ö; stocken at 3 Sörtl; shipments, l.WJ head. Hogs The receipt? to-day wero 27mo head ; the market was dull and heavy and lOriloe lower, with n strong downward tendency: tales wereinadeof light bogs at W o0 ,6 7C-; heavy do at i 7.n'j7: shipments, 4,0;) head. SUEEl' Receipts to-dav were 900 head : Ihm demand was good at lull price: ales were made of Inferior to extra at f J 7oti 2,-. NKW YORK METAL MARKET. New Youk, 'eb. 8. Metals Man u tact nr In copi er in steady ; sales were made r new sheeting at 2c. ingot lake is rrmer; sa.es were rnale at 21l-2Jc. Pig iron Is tiulet and nncnanred; saies were made of Scoten at34 ;wc: American, qniet and niui: sale were made at 24;cs2;c. Russia t heet ; sales were made at 14Vjc go!;'.. XaL's Are dull ; sales were made at 3 4 (s i (I f .r cut ; 2:3,b 25 for clinch. Hore shoes uominsi. IfEW YORK DKY GOODS MARKET. Nem Yoek. Feb. 8. Dry Goods There Is an active market for fancy and shirting prints aud staple cotton goods, which are nrra, with an upward tendency. Ginshams active and the supply light; in first hands Merrimacs advaucud to b' iC. and Gloucester and Cambridir KiaOc. American new fancy prints and cotionades and Kentucky Joans are in good demand. Worsted cress goods Improving . Foreign goods slnggisb. jffoEat's life Pills! Moffat's Phoenix Bitters!! null g Pago's Climax Salvo IV. form a tomplrte Faniilr Mpuirlae CheHt. asd bT ccred more diseases, and dose muri good rr h units il t, tliaa any blücr weJkiseeier offered ta tle people. M0FFATS LTFE PILLS art porelr Trfftsble. They set oa ts I.Uer, epeaiBg the dirts, asd restibriig th IxMj t per tftl hvaltli, and may be njed oa 1 or eroas aad hick Headnrke, toktUeuc. Cifpppf.ia, Indi-F-rstiou, Jaondli c, l.ier aud hilloüs lemplaints, tolds, SpsrTT, 4uersl 'Acakacss, r & Arne. ' sMOPFArs l'1'.lt.MX LiilEKi; correct the errettous r th Htowsdi, aud arc a sure cure for hysvla, rTOUhncN, K!-.i)lew-aess, leniaie rnitijl iintti. lVaVaeim hol.llitj . Ar. PAKE'S ULltfAX SALVE Lsaronponudof A ralt viih many othprextrarta sad bidsnins. Wvrarrant It to rum .Scrofohi 4 lt Utienra. Fe.r Sores. I'iles, Frost tiie, t biiMainu. Corns, '.nnammatios cf the Fyes, Ilrutea Brc.iWt.sVSorer,,PP!r' t8,s' KrDlsef.,Uirrns.Vitldf cud all Cntar,eoii h! .ps 0a man or J.at. It allsrs inflarmation. (.citrine u pala, and hrsv without a vcar. n ierlk its wcivht m stdi t every faiMly, and should always I e a hand. J. I . I2ILJ,, fco! Pror.Irfo tl lerty Urttt, Ll,Ul ' ,