Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1875 — Page 8

THK INDIANA . STATE SENTINEL TUESDAFEBRUARY 23 1875

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A. O A. R D Trade Palace, Oct. 7. To the Country Readers : We respectfully ask your Immediate attention to the best selected stock of Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery ever brought to this city. By giving our individual attention to buying in New York, we have peoured a line of Silks. Black Goods Dress Goods, Dometics, Woolens. Flannels, Shawls, Table Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Nolr.ru nnrl T.TilUnerV at SUCh ratCS

and on such terms as enables us to offer the lowest prices known Bince 1862, Our priecs are alike to all, ana urangers as wen hh wipers will find at no other house mor attractive goods or lower prices. jO S. Jk.-yR.E3 &c CO., TRADE PAL VCJK. WANTED! 300,000 MORE SOLDIERS TO APPLY FOR Bounties, Pensions and Back Pay ! NEW BOUNTY LA. WS. Almost every soldier or his heirs entitled to mors bounty under the djw law equalizing bounties. .No charge ever made nor lea aaea unless Fuccessfulin collecting your claim. Kend two stamps for circulars giviog full Instructions how to apply. Ail claims entrusted to my care will receive prompt anu eucieniaiienuon. renalous and back par collected where due. Write fall particulars, giving dates of enlistment, muster, and discharge, and name of company and regiment. Address XAT1IAX W.FIIZUEBALD, Martlndale Block, Indianapolis. A GOOD THING FOR WINTER Where do sick folks love to go When the wlntery breezes blow? In the days of ;rost and snow? Go Buy Bjjydkr's Cordiai What do pa'e folks love to do When the wind blows through and through? What can make them good ax new? Oo liv y Sxydkk's Cordial Wfcen I feel neuralgic pain. All things else 1 try in vain : Vhat brings sweet relief aaln? Oo Buy Snyder's CordiaiWhen there's pain beneath my Test, And my dinner won't digest. What of all things then is best? Go Buy Snyder's Cordial. When I'm vexed with aching head. And I think I'm almost dead. What can get me out of bed? Go Buy Snyder's Cordial. 8ee the "LITTLE QUEER B30K" for 1875. 11. G. LK1EN KINO fc CO., Bole proprietors, 917 Hansom Ht., Philadelphia. SH1DELEK, SNYDER & Co., General Agents, 68 East Market St., Indianapolis. All druggists sell it for 11 per bottle. FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENERAL MARKET REVIEW. THK LOCAL MONEY MARKET. There is still no change to note in 11 nan eial matters and no special activity in the demand lor money, nor in general business, anticipated . until after tha 1st of March. There is an abundant supply at all the banks, and a general disposition to accommodate ali responsible borrowers. New York exchange continues steady and lirm at previous rate3. The prospect for the future - - to ro-.v brighter eaca succeeding week. There H Jikely to b3 an unusual number of buildings erec.ed this season, and of such a character as to give employment to all of our mechanical and laboring population. Money to loan on mortgage was never bo abundant nor at bo cues p rates and favorable terms. This of it ec-ll will stimulate the improvement ol property, and the more so that there 1 so pr?öSirg demand ior more tenement houses. fJitlEW OF THE HOME MARKETS. Monday Evening, Feb. 22. There beleg no meeting of the Board ot Trade to-day and no dispatches from other markets, the following review for Saturday Is again presented. Stores on the street were generally open, but there vas but little business doing anywhere. The weather Is certainly more encouraging, ana the warm sunshine is melting Uie annw and Ice at a rapid rate: The closing day of the week; so far as trde was concerned, corresponds very closely with the preceding ones. The weather is moderating, and that excites borne cheerfulness, bnt on the whole it Is a very quiet aay on the street. On Chang there was an active demaud lor corn, which could not be supplied at prices acceptable to buyers. Holders were firm at an advance of a cent aboe yesterday, and not much could be obtained at that. Wheat was quiet and oats also. Seeds remain quiet and hay dull. Provisions were steady at quotations, with no business eicepl in options as reported below. WEEKLY REVIEW. The revere cold weather noted in the last review continued without abatement until Thursday, when there were the first signs of improvement. Friday and Saturday were moderate days, and where the sun's rays could strike fairly the ice was melted from the sidewalks and crossings pretty generally, renderinj pedestrian locomotion less dangerous than forseverai weeks pafct. Kanday morning there wai a fall of an in "ix or two of snow, but the tun appeared at mid-day aid it soon dlappearei, and some of the okl stock was dissolved also. In trade circles, taken as a whole, the we k has been a quiet one. There has been gome business, to be sure, but not to say any activity. Travellog men on the road have been doing remarkably well, however, in tne dry goo is line, aud moderately zn iu others. A lew days of pleasant weather In the country tJ set the people moving will nndonbtedly give a new aapest t0 the business situation. THK GRAIN MARKET lias keen ft quiet one. All the early part of the reek there was a downward tendency to prices, and the consuming market appeared to be -waiting for lower range. The first signs of reactloa in corn were perceptible on Thursday, were more clearly defined on Frij. gad on Saturday the market had bteome rv firm at an advance of one and one-half jr 0f transae loos has been rather limited, and vill not reach above Ocars for the entire wetk, ZCfr as reported. Wheat remains, so fur as this .r-ptls eoncerata, in statu quo. inen nas J"n considerable activity in the trade at i-Miro. and on isaturdy a very and advancing market was retart it ' probnble that the grain Kiti'ds ol farmers in this section will began to v. aaln so soon as the prospects of the cora- . VIZn hall become subject of estimate and ing "PP."" There is at present no shipping dePcuiaiiou vhI(.b ijoiuers will accept and inc, .fi- which reaches market barely Buoplles the lU'"-,. JIk, .Nearly ail that comes i bought theioeai i" ,ers and does not appear in directly ,'' "n 'Change. Oats have beeo dealt the bnSi imie aud price? are nominally In but a " he movement of all kind jygaffS route through here by ra'l has been

less by half than for either of the three weeks previously, and tne railway agents complain that business was never so dull In freights. Seeds have been nut little dealt in duricg the week, the market remaining Bteady at quotations, llav has been In abunuant supply and rather ditllcult to dispose of in round lots. PROVISIONS. This market ha been characterized by no special features, there being comparatively no trading in spot meats. In options there has been a moderate business, the fluctuations being Just about sufficient to pay the brokerage and a small margin for operators. The ag?regai business in this line will reach an average o JK),(XH per day at least. There has been no occasion to change the q Dotations for spot meats during the week, and they remain tne game as one week ago to-day. PRODUCE. In this line there is not much to note. The scarcity ol egsjs cantinued until the weather began to moderate, whea larger receipts weakened the market. Ou Sa'urday a decline

of 6 cents was reported. Poultry has been abundtnt during the week, and, except that some of It was too much frozen, has bee- of good oualttr : prices remain unchanged, imtter Is arilvinz lu larizrr Quantities than for some time previously. The quality is Inferior, and the color orJctlonably pale. A single house accumulated 10."UO poaud during the wee, and was compelled to ship, although the prospect for a profit was not flattering. Other articles remain id regn ar supply and aieady at quotations. GROCERIES. While some houses report a trade equal to the previous week the majority of them have not had so much to do as would please them. Coffee has remained steady in this market at the prices ruling on Monday. Tride has been doll In the East, with but little In the outlook to encourage holders. Dealers have al lowed their stock to run low, and have bought only as present necessities have compelled. Sugars have been iirm, and on Saturday were Ji cent advanced at the East. The fortunes of the revenue bill in congress have been watched with conlderable anxiety. At times the prospect for its passage as reported have bee a promising; at others amendments have appeared rertaia, and again It has appeared that It would not pass at nil. Its pasage.by the House on Saturday wa the stimulant which strengtbened the sugar market, and others which wereaflected by it as well. Coal oil has fluctuated romewhat during the weeii, fora time declining, but again advaucirg sharply, recovering the lull measure of the decline. DRY GOODS. The taste displaye J lu catering to the wants of the Western trade by our Meridian street merchants this season has bee a a matter of general comment among retailers viiitin? oar market, notwithstanding these well merited compliments they bear then honors meekly, and are looking forward to the time wnen their rewards will be of a more substantial nature. By their common petition they horw to tone down the temperature, so ato enable their customers to leave thefr "lireslfles" without being compelled to place their obituary in the forms of their county paper, in splteofthe continued seventy of the weather a lair amount of trade was done the post week, and J edging from the general a ppearanc? of stocks our Jobber have the "stud for a more than usual demand. The well filled package departmtnts are worthy of inspection; here we und caces containing cottona'.es, bleached muslin?, tlcitiDg, rolled Jaconets, etc., all in apple pie oider, while bales of sheetings, stripes aud ducks are built Into ricks of monstrous pro;ortion. In the presence of such evidence we bein to comprehend tne magnitnde and importance of this braneh of trade. Few changes have occurred in the past week: prices or few leading makes of bleaches show a slight advance: brown and bleached cot tons are In good demaud, while chevlolts, ticks, ducks and denims are showing some Mans of life. Cotton yarns are In good reouest with prices firm at the advance. Dress good few are selling outside plala alpacas, which are offered at extreme low prices. MISCELLANEOUS. Tobacco, whisky and other articles directly aflected by the revenue bill now under discus sion In congress, have been subject of specula tion during the week In the principal markets for their sale. Money, and considerable of it.has been both made and lost, the fluctuations be ing heavy and frequent. There has not, however, been very much activity in the trade nere so lar as can be learned, stocks nave been held pretty firmly, the confidence being general that the tax would finally be put on. The drug market has been quiet except as re gards alcohol, which Is under the same influ ence as whisky, etc, Hides have remained at unchanged quota tlons and business exceedingly dull. The Iron trade has been devoid o' specially new features for several weeks, the selling price of ail staple goods being unchanged. FREIGHTS. The great freight war which has been Inaugurated between the Pennsylvania Central and the Baltimore Jl Ohio Company has not as yet been compromised. Passenger fares la both directions have been cut down from 35 to 45 per cent., and freight rates from Baltimore and Philadelphia, to Western cities, have also been cut heavily, mere nas been no change In freigni rates to the Kast as yet, since the advance noted last week. I Quotations are given for the buying prices of grain and produce, and tne Belling prices for ttour and other merchandlse.l DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE. AETICLE3. EXC'PTS. BHIKT'd Bran, tons.ttarley, bushels. 30 1.2.J0 m m 170 zi,tm lJju To lou 20U 8.40U Ooai and tOK.e-... Cotton, bales Cattle, head Corn meal, barrels Cora, bushels Ceiaent, bris......-., Flour, barrels Hay, tons Hides, tons, High wines...... Hogs, head.., Horses, nead lion, tons Oil, barrels... Oats, bushels, Loks, cars Lath, cars..., Lard, tierces..., 2UU 66,000 132 583,000 800 350 7 Lumber. leeU. r Merchandise, can., Provisions, pounds. Rye, bushels Salt, barrels., Sheen, cead.M, stavea, cars.. Shlugiea, cars, tone, cars., 3undi!es. cars Tobacco, hhds Wool, tons .. Wheat, bushels Whi&ay, ddIs... 410 Total. cars . Ls Stoks February AT Klkvatok 617 331 Corn. Oata. Rye. W,tCl ly,V3 Kf-c'pts. St I p is. lijäll lJ.CUj Wheat. Corn.. Wheat Oats. 1,;5 1,4 Barley Ky... .. . ...... ... BROOMSbmmon, fi ÄiüpTöü; medium, 52 76; xtra. Si 5!) it. BÜ1LHLNU MATKRIAL3 Xj lie: Delphi and tiuntmgton, 81o; Peru, auc; Faul, c per bushel. Hair, 40o per bushel Plaster: Michigan, i 25; Newark, J 73. Fire t'. Ick, S3 to $7 per hundred. White sand, W per barrwl. Cement 11 'iö per barrel for Louisville ; 17 Süfai 0 for Portland. DRY OOODS Trade quiet. Lewiston tickings 1 cent higher. Uattih a Ordinary, lOJISJJc; middling, 15c; best tissue, 16o. Comfort prints. 6i8e ; standard fancy do,8(3 9o i standard fancy side band, Wrloc. Drees gooda-But little doing ;prlces lower than last season. Cotton and wool Hann els are quiet. riaowif DaiLixNQ Washyllie, Ho; Fepperel. UHe; Stark. llKc Tickiho Omega S3 inch. Sic : Amoekeag A' C. 33o; A, lSc; Coneatoga, 4-4 Medal, 18c; Medal, ltto: extra.. Vie: extra 4-4, Ulo; Lewlstown K6 Inch, 25c; ditto 32 inch. 21c; ditto 93 inch. 193 plaid. i;Xo. Shiktinq Stbipxs Amerlcaa, 6-3, 11c; 3-3, 10c; Whittecden 13c, 14o, and 15o; Union, 14, IS, and 13c. Fapkr Cambrics Advanced. Common colors, bo; high colors, 9c. ParsTS Wasnii'gvon, American, Richmond, Oriental, Connestoga, Merrlmac, 8o ; SpraguG"t fancy, tSo; (ireen stripes, lt; Oarner print, 8o;reeman,7o;Standard Shirting prlnta,8c. Albion solid colors, o; Peabody suiting iyts; Wamset ta, 7o; Black and Mourning prints, 9c. Cabpft Cha is White, Üc; Ciored, täts; coverlet warp, 2443. Bbowh Shixtikgs Vermont, lCd JashTllle, 10c; iUddlevllle, 8e: Idaho, 6o: ew Albany, 10c; tark A., 10c; Laurel D.. iCc; Laurel H., Be : Fark A 7c ; Uranite B., 7c ; Bedford K., 7c; Pern W., Ho; Fepp.O.ita; Pejp H. vytc; Fepp lu,c.

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ffljACHiD Bhkxtikos Lonsdale, 12Kc ; Hope, 10o: Blackstone, Ho. Maaomonet, Uo; U1U Ü,i0oi4-4, 12o; Dwight Star, Uc; Vaughn XX, 8ic; Red Dog, 7c Quaker 7Ke; Cambrics, Lonsdtkie, 17c; Tonne warrior, 13o; Jabez Knight, h)o; Wamsutta, 154c. (ism Bags- Amosxeag A 24o: Lewis ton A, Ho: Stark. 34: Union. 2bc; Banner, 30c. DRUGS Market generally steady. Alcohol firmer and tending higher. AsaaToetlda la quoted at 35a 10c; alcohol at 12 1032 2ö; alum, per pound, X0)5Jo; camphor, per pound, 3.$'ttc; cochineal, per pound, btkiyoc; chloform, per pound, 11 1031 SO; copperas, barrel)". per pound, 23c ; cream tartar, pure, 4547c; lndiso, per pound, f 1 20 jl 3o; licorice, Ca! ab, per pound, genuine, 4&3j0c: magnesia, carb.. 2 ul, per pound, 30g 4 ; morphine, P. A W per ounce ; 1-3 7ön8 Oü; madder, per pound, li18c; oil. castor, i'o. 1, per gal, f 1 6wU 65; oil, bergamont,pel Ib., VI tüe; opium per ponnd, 9 5010 00; aulnine, per onnce, 12 auJ2 40; baltam copaiba. SOc; soap, castlle. Or., Klftc; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pound, qio; salts, epsoaa, per pound, 4a3o: sunff. Oarrett's, pack, per grcss, I17;snutr, Oarrett's, per case of 4 dozen, 816; sulphur , flour, per pound, öo; aaltpdtre, per pound. lü(3(2äc: turpentine, iruix'. FUELr-Coal The strike at the Brazil mines still continues, and stocks are kept up principally by receipts from Hie Carbon district. Anthracite, per ton, sio 6u: Brazil block, per bushel, I23ioc; White Klver, lac; Band creek, 12314c; Highland grate, 12c; Highland steam. He: Fltlaburff, lSS'Iks; Brazil nut, 11c: BraiU tam. be ; Slack, tc; Virginia cume), Ac; Indiana cannel, fte. Cokä-1213c: cruRhed, 15(l6c. Woo n Is Quoted at II OO.

ITIäH. Busineas fair. We quote: No. 1 white per half barrel at 56(319 60 ; quarter barrel, S3 60; kite, II 85. California salmon, per half barrel, new S10 öOcail 00: kits. 93 25 Mackerel, new mers per barrel. S23 : half barrel $12 00; quarter barrel, 8(1 60; kits, S3 25; No. 1, half barrel, 17 5i?3 0u; quarter barrel, 941 50: kits, 11 401 60: No. 2, half barrel, Sti 60(7 : quarter barrel, 93 50; kits. liwj; ooa nsn, 6 ooa-o. zioiiana nernng, per keg, cl 60: scaled hernng&uc. Haiioau sraoxed 14c. Prepared codfish, 8J9c. Bloaters, per box. i si. FANCY GROCERIES AND FRUITS Ca SSED Goods Steady with but trifling cnange iir prices. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, f 1 40i at); lbs, 190; Yar mouth corn, 12 602 to; Mountain sngar, 92 Tronhv. S2 60: Baltimore do. 82 Sü'di 60. Peaches. Eastern. 2 Iba. 82 t'rtW 85: 3 lbs, 3 60: Wesltrn packed, 2 lbs,S2 2öra2 35: 3 lbs, -t-(i? oO; pie peaches, 2 lbs, 1175. Blackberries, fl 60?iltö. Htrawberries, 2 lbs, 92 35(2 w). Raspbe 2 lbs, 92 502 60. Wortleberries, t2 252 SO. IT a Die, 2 lbs, 92 O0(X2 75. Salmon, lib. 92 50.32 7o; loa. 93ti033 75. Foreign farm -Market unchanged. Coast orangee, none in naarket : Porto Rico, ?9 310. Valencia oranges, per case, 93U); Messina oranges, to w&n oO. Lemons, prime Messina, flOOO per box; dates loylicper pound; new raisins, layers S3 263 50 ; London layers 91 ; Muscate crown 91 00 douoie crown i äj. Valencia raisins 12r$14c; Sultana, ISraitio; dram figs, new, 16(4170; large layer ns, 19 J0c; French prunes, ui uoifs, very uue, luuc citron, ojvxj; CUT' ranta. SX-aiOo; Turkish 'runea. now, lo4-ailc. Nuts Shell almonds are quoted at iy'-iHc; ci Dens, ic; wamuts, rTencn, lie; Naples, l7t) isc; ürsiu nuts, uc; peanutsraw, B.jl2c; roasted 12.'413c. OR4.1N, FLOUR AND FFED ÜRAN, SHIPSTUFFS, iTC-The mills aie doing so little that feed of all kinds Is scarce. Brn andthjrare onoted at 5JJ,a21; fine feed tt r2lj2,and mid dllngsatfJ"25. . f lour The market is very dull. The only saies reporiea was itu idjs low grade at IJ 73. t noioe lancies are quoted at 5 2ö(4ö 75. Some sal e belrg made at concessions; family at 94 50 oo : extra. 94 2j;. low grades at 83 60:34 01. Quo tations for corn, oats and wheat show price iu e jevuMjr ; on iraeü is ic nigner. Corn The market here is very quiet, owing especially 10 tne scarcity oi onenngs. Holders advanced thflr prices as fast as at other mar kets, and keepa t rille high at all times. The opening In Chicago was at y cent higher than the close yesterdsy: at II :2a a. m. it had declined c on all options. The sales were o cars mixed i. o. d., mc; io cars mixed, r. o. o , at :c; 5 cars h.m.tate'ic; 5 cars h. m., i.o. b.. at 65c; 6 cars h. m., f. o. b., at boc ; 5 cars mixed, 1 o. b., at6io. We auote: Low mixed, 63363Xc; hiuh mixed 63(61c; ear, ovu ior do pounus, or Die ior iv pounas. Oats There Is but little doing. Oue sale was reported of 1 car light mixed, f.o. b.. at 57c. quoted at 6635NJ for muted ; 57(59c for Ifo. 2 wnue. Kts-Bu little doing. KARLIY-Is quoted at 92 20a 1 25c per bushel Whiat The decline noted during yesterday at unicago was runy recovered at the opening this morning, and subsequent dispatches carried it sthl higher, the advance, up toiiuoA m. oeing y. to y cent ior tne day. it was also active and higher at Toledo and New York. Here there was little doing, the only sales being 2 cars red at 91; 2 cars white at SI Oo. We quote: No. 2 Red-wheat, tl CU(csl03 In ele vator; am Der, ius&ius; wnue, 9115 3110. max steady ana uncnangeo. There were sales or 1 car prairie at 14 50 and 1 car timothy at 318. Loose In quoted at 92225 for choice timothy rrom w&gom. iiaiea is quoted at .vjitf ior ught, and I '.9ä21 for loose rresstd. on arrival. HOOS The market here continues active. The re jelpt s to-day were very limited. The Chicago dispatch estimates the receipts to-day atl2,0uo, and pnoca steady. Theoöiclal receipts at Chicago for the week were llö,tit'l;lor 1 ant week, liy,9I5:for thesarne week last year, blfiHS. We quote here at M 50 ltocelpta by all the nousea. i,4H. ivuiea, i.i '.v. illDüj The ToUo'.vlng quotations are fur nithed crc'nsively for the Sentinel by F. V. Ba ugher, dealer in hides, No. so fcouth Meridian street, Indianapolis: Best cltv green tideH, cows, 6c; steers weighing t-3 lbs orover,7Xe; best city veal eklns, 13c; best city kip skin, 9 ICc; green salted lower and market heavy at tc: ury s?!Lea nines, ncai:c as o cure; dry flint. 13&15a as to cure Grubby, bull and stag hides two-thirds price. Sheep skins are quoted at SOc to 91 25 according to quality. T&llow, 7($8c. Urease Brown at 5V,uj; yellow, 77Vc: white, 9&10KC HOPS Are auoted at 2öaZxs per pound IKON AND ÜTEEL The quotauona are given at llEt prices, as follows: Bar Iron is quoted at 92 60 to 92 80. Sheets rolled, 10 to 14, 4c; 15 to 20, 5.7o; 27, 5c; Charcoal, lc advance ou above rates. Other sizes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Steel Is quoted as follows: Sanderson's best English tool, 25c ; American tool, 20c; spring steel, Ü Inch, lc; 1 Inch and over, 11c. mm Dick shapes, 30. LEATHER Quiet and steady. Oak slaughtered sole is quoted at 40(di2c Buffalo, 32 87c; harness 86g40c: upper 25&oGc per foot; French calf, 91 75(42 25; French kip, 9ir41 70; domestic cair, 91&K41 50; kip, 91 10(41 15; collar, per foot, 20c; bridle, per dozen, SisO). LUMBER-Q notations are strictly nominal as there Is but fiuie doing. Plira land 2 clear, per M. feet, 52 W53 00; Flooring, dressed, 922 fiüiOO 00: Siding, dressed, 113 00(1 y 00; Stock boards, 9 18 00(c2O0O; Common boards, 916 OOBill stuff, to 16 feet, 9i6 00; BUI stuff, over 16 feet, $17 00(24 01$ Heavy timbers, fl 00 extra per M. ; Sheeting, i3 oo; A sawed shingles, S3 754 00; No. I shlnglo, 93 00; Poplar shingles, 93 5: Lath, 93 00; Southern pine flooring, d ressed , 45 (X-(i 00. poplar Clear, 930 00; Common, f lö Oö; Culls, flu 00. ash ist and ad, 5 ?. Black Walnut Th quotations are buying prices for green and selling prices for dry lumber. lot and i'il.rtrv XriS IK).iui; lnt and 'M.vrmn. 9 IU 0U((J13 Ou ; UU112, lO VCttiM W. N A I LS l Xuoted , 10d to 6!rt at 93 50 per keg aud smaller numbers at the usual advance. OILB Market is steady and firm for all kinds. Kaw Unseed is sold at M -Mc; boiled at 88 fflWc; urd oil. current extra, 91 lO'sjl 10; No. 1, 909 11 ; tanners oil, Strait's be3t. Ot'tidx: : Banks' best, 55aoc ; Labrador, bU3K5c; refined coal oU,13r 14'c; standard gasoline for lamp, 12i3c; headlight, 2t'f525c; lubricating and machinery oils, 2501331 25. PKODUCE The market quiet. Receipts of eg. s and poultry more liberal. CUTT KB Choice country, 2ic ; Common country, leao. Koos The market sick and lower at 25c. FauiT Oreen apples, per brl, 9i ui; New York apples, 9 603 75; Dried apples, 6 3634c; Dried peaches, 9c; Cranberries, best cultivated, per brl.. 9 10 U0r4 U 00. Poultrt Chickens, live, per doz, 92 7533 60 : Chickens, New York dressed, 78c ; fall dressed cnlckens, 93 00(33 2i; Ducks, dressed, 91 75; Turkeys, per lb, live, 7c; do full dressed, 10:911c; do New York dressed, Vc; Live geese, per doz, 95 00 00. Veoetablxs Potatoes dull, per bu, 65d)SCc; Onions, sliver skins and yellow, per brl, 91 Oti; Onlcna, red, per brl, Si 76. Beeswax, per lb, 2c; Beans, SI 6031 75; Baking grease, lUQU'c: Feathers, per lb, prime live geese, iOc: Ginseng, 1 10; Hags, per lb., cotton, Ic. Hoxev Is in fair demand at 3uo per pound tor choice boxes ; for low grades, )&Sc. PROVISIONS. There was nothing doing in Fpot meats to-day, and tbe market remains steady at the nominal quotations which have ruled for several days past. Tbe Indianapolis delegation returned from Chicagojtbis morning, locking somewhat weary, which was readily accounted for by the night ride. In Chicago lard options opened steady, weakened, and declined 2K.C. and closed steady at decline.' Pork was firm throughout the day and advanced 7 Vic. The only spot sale reported was 2U tierces of lard p. t. The options were: 2Ö0 April lard, S13 67j; 250 do., 913 62; 25;) do., 913 62!; frJOMay do., (New York) 11 3-lCc; 6t0 bbls. July pork, li SM: 600 do., 919 35. äulk shoulders 6377; clear rib WiQWAa;

clear sides, 9ri10c. Bacon Hams, 13A 14 Vic; dried beef at 16r4l7e. Lard Prime steam held at UUQVPc; kettle, 13a 14o. STAPLE U&OCEKIE.S Coffers Nominally lower, bnt not sufficiently to give buyers here much further advantage than Irom the reduced rate of freight. Stocks are worked pretty low. Boasting grades of Rio axe quoted at 21($22o; good to lair at S2H23c; prime at 23V:rji4a:

choice to fancy, at 24Viic and Java at 04 Ji5c wsDLKi-011, 21(3X43; star candles are quoted atlduoc: common pressed, lSlSc. Cheese -At l6S3l7ic for line to cnoioe factory. Molasses at Syrups New Orleans molaases is steady at 68.3.30c, and syrups at oucajl for common to fancy. KiCE-Dealers quote at 7 380 for Rangoon, and 8i,n9o for CaroUna. Sugars Market firm and an o advance Fast. There is, however, no change In quotations here to-day. We quote: New Orleans, 7opKc Refined Is quoted at lf105$o for A, fcXQluc, for extra C, and HK.nllo for hard; circle C, 9 10c ; yellows, byic. soda in coxes, 7y,-gte; 63 kep?. Soaps Werk 'a Gorman la quoted at 7J,7c : Eabbitt'aat 109100. starch -Dealers quote at 5Q5Ko per pound for pearl. SpiCKH-Pepper Is quoted at 28a30c; allspice, 1821: cloves; 6035o ; cassia, 404i4ac. Teas Market Crm. Gunpowder is quoted at föcgjl 60; Imperial, BOcsjSl 20; Hyson S1Q1 30; Oolong, SöcöSl; English breakfast. 40(3?äc. SALT Saginaw, dray load lota, at 91 90; Ohio River, dray load lots, at SI 7U3175; Saginaw, car lota, at 91 751 8J; Ohio River, car lota at 91 53l 70. SEED 3 There is scarcely anything doing. Flax seed is quoted at 91 eü: clover at 16 5cS75: timothy at 92 75; choloe at 92 9u. TRAW Hells from wagons at 94 50O5 per load or 30l5c per 100. TINNERS' STOCKw Trade Is dull and quotations are nominal. T:n plate la q noted, tor IV, 10x14, charcoal, llrst quality, at 912 00 IX, ditto, at S15 00; IC, 14x2 rooflug Un, Sil 50; IC, 2JX28 roofing tin, S23 00. Brass kettle, 48o. No. 27 iron B. 6e; No. 27, smooth Iron, 6e. Moorehead's galvanlaed on, 20 percent, discount from new list. Zinc, per sheet, 104c; per cask, 10c. Pig tin. Strait's, oOc. Wire Bright and annealed 30 per cent discount from list prices; laoquered 25 per cent discount. Solder, tinner's 18c. Copper-Sheeting, 14 to 13 oz., S5c; planished, 14 to 1 oz 40c; belt copper, 35c; bottoms, Sac. Lead-Pig. 8c; bar, 8c Antimony. 18c; TOOLS Axes, Simmon's patent, 813; ditto piatn, 31-';. Mlshawaaa sliver steel, 922. Cross cut saws, Atkln's improved patent. 55c per foot; ditto, half patent, 60c; dipper saws, 55c, llghtw; cHrnage uoits, ou anq iu per ceai cus count from list, TOBACCO-Steadvand Aim. Royal Gem is quoted at M&90C; Monitor Navy, 64i'(iS3c: baled tnhamn. 4ilAfiA hrivht n.me. juiri-n. wid,uc; smoaing orancs, soooc. TALLOW In fair demand at 7i.37Xc. WOODEN WARE-No.1 tubs perdöz,9y950;No. i ditto, m&s 50; No. 3 ditto, 97&7 50; No. 1 Churns, fnuiuou, per uozen, Jio 00; iNo. 2 ditto, 5!) 50; No 3 ditto, 98 50; No. 1 cedar churns hrass oouno, 9i22; No. z ditto, S20SS21; No. lash cuurus, 11s; jNo. 2 ditto. 916; No. 3 ditto, S14; stave nan Dusnei measures, 9o 50 ; hoop lion bound ditto, $a 60J7; keelers, five In nest, r2 25; meal sieves, 14-16, fl 752; ditto 18, 92 00(32 25; O Ü buckets two hoop, 1 00; ditto three hoop 1 S.i"2 40. w 111 wiv ic irregular, active aud higher at II 10. WOOL Market fitendv. O noted at. for nn wa?hed, 3.'f (j.ioc: Cesco washed, 50c; tub washed WINDOW GLASS Single Strength 2nd Qual. 1st Qual. 8xS to 8xl0... xl5 to 10x13 M 00 t7 75 87a 6 00 10X16 to 12x18....... 11 00 13 00 12X30 to 20X26 Discount 65 and 5 per cent, off above. "aOVEENMENT SECURITIES. MoniTue-iWdiThTi Fri. Sat. II93J1 19' 1191 120 rj. s. 's ui. lint U.S. 6's '2.. 11 78 116H 1174 119 1 1 rw r 116 111161 U. S. 6's 64.. 117Vt U. K. 6's 'Co. ........... U.S. 6's '65 (new). U. S. 6's '67 U. S. 6's 'W Currency C's.... i per cent f'd loan. üold........... ii!li 119 11HW urn 1 iw.lWi 118 11 119 119 119 llt.3 118 119K tiny, 119V4 112 HK 1JH lli 117 119 114 116 117 IIIS1 119U lift 117 119 114?4 119V4 1141 hu lM"4ye 114X, 44 1J.-Vq;110 110 lH'Ä Sterling... 482!4S0J! 43SUm ETATS STOCKS.

Mon Tue. W'a ThT Fn. Sat. isj wit liwi wx 62 63 62 62 62 61 62 61 62 62 62 6t SO SO HI 30 SU 30 30 30 30 3 1 30 30 26 26 20 26 26 6 13 13 13 13 13 13

Mlspourhv-., Old TennesseesM.. New Tennessees.New Virginias Old Virginias Old N. Carolinas... New N. Carolinas. The purchasing prices for Government bonai In Indianapolis VRry from the New York quotation K&l ter cent. GENERAL STOCKS. Mon Tu '8 W'd Th'r Frl. tsau Ccatoii...., 59 ' i 101 717e 9 31 69 Sl 1C0 ! l."t 0 60 31?IUI 8 61 V. U. Telesraph 72H Aus ms Express-.., Wells & Fargo Ez American Ex..... U.S. Ex r?clfio Mall IUI1 I'M M. l 101 ft) Si W4 KM 03 3i3 31 101 275S 44 I 128 125 74 wi 42H 65; ins' 33 N. Y.C05L-Ä1 wi?-S 28 45 123 125 75 i If if 101 IUI V 101 Erie.. Erle, prefgrred.. . Harlem. Kürlem, pTd.... Ä'.lcliltan Central, 28 12S 125 75 91 J'T Vi 41 123 125 74 9l)-4 oj 1C3J, 108 4k 41 128 125 12S 125 74 m iosjI 1C8 61 S if 98 6 23 106 110 25W WA 107 Pltu.burg. 90S 43S 5-5S ivortuwesteni '78 N'thwest'n rref I'sx! Ii Ialano-. N.J. Control. 1MH 107 llu'l iua WH St. Paul St. Paul prcf... 34K 34 556 to If 1 07 4 Jlll Wabesh. "74 101 Wabash pref Fort Wayne 14 97i 7 2b I 14 9-,yt 7 25 107 111 26 6i y, iwy 14 97?J 7 25 Vi 14 97 Vi Terre Haute Terre Haute pref. Chicago A Alton 7 25 107 111 Dil 5 25 lt'7 111 V8 107 111 C & A. preferred in Ohio k Mlaslssl'pl 22 "78 "7k 64?i 64 108 63S C, B. & Q 10 108 108 s'rt Lake Shore 4Ö I 72 73g Indiana Central 61 4 6 6 101 93 109i 0 101 41 Illinois Ccntral 101 IUI 101 89 115 u. Paoiae stocks 40 9ti 93 WA 9:42 C Pacific bonda W54 U. Pactno bonds. . 93 lel. A Leckawana. 109 lCi um 1C9V 1C9V A. 4 p. Telegraph. FREIGHT KATES. The schedule of rates on Western nroduce tc all principal points East and boutii Klven herewith:

M ? o t ii E a v o 55 3 a fa a 68 60 92 4 25 25 45 2b 2-5 25 4S 2i 74 65 100 50 74 65 103 52 86 75 llti 6fc 95 130 6 83 75 118 6 95 M 130 6S 86 75 110 65 75 65 90 4 75 65 90 4 92 80 120 66 45 45 90 IS 45 45 80 45 15 15 30 40

ritklOHTS FROM IXDIANAP0LI3 TO Chattanooga, Tenn-... Nasbvill3, Tenia. . Memphis, Teiin Montgomery, Ala.-.. Helma, Ala .......... Atlanta, Ua. Maoou, Ga . Home, Ga (JolutnbuH, Ga. Augusta, Ua .... . Havaunah, Ua. Charleston, H. C t 'olumbia, H. C....... New Ur leans, La Mobile. Ala Louisville, Ky... MltMMI FREIGHTS FROM INDIANAPOLIS ON GRAIN AKD LUMBER IN CAR LOADS, New York, per 100 lbs 1 35 30 25 40 S 10 m 224 Philadelphia Ealtlmore, Boston, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, loieoo, Cleveland, " Lumber ui per car load. 0!T CATTLK AND HOGS IN CAB LOADS. New York, per 100 lbs,.. S bZ Philadelphia, 47 Baltimore, " 47; Pittsburg. " 25 Cincinnati, per car load . 24 09 JIARKET8 BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. Feb. 20.-Flor.r-Tbe market Is firm with a fair trade demand; reseipt, 9,775 barrels; sales were made if superllne Western and Ute at tl 004 5o ; common to good extra od at S4 60($4 75; good to choice at f4 t0(i5 25; common to good white wheat Western extra at 5 25(S90; common to good extra Ohio at 14 65(6 40; common to choice ISt. Louis at 14 75 300, ItyeCour ls6tedy; sales were made of

fresh at 14 00 33 10. Corn meal The market is steady; sale were made of Western at 13 80 04 60. Wheat Is better and in fair demand; receipt 25,000 bushels; Bales W?r9-.-mHe ?f?' 1 ChicAKO spring at 11 15

?i?."PrI?J5 t fluTQUKS; No. 2 Minnesota at SI w; No. 1 Milwaukw at SI llVl i3.-No. NoI Jf xf m at 11 WX ! No- 2 Iowa at 91 0( fl Iowa and Minnesota spring at 91 1 08: snrinv at ft Hi m t8; winter red Western at SI 201 24; amber SI 25: VhltA U'wforn mt 1 OS western at Lf)'rIa QQlet; sales were made at P0!496c. i. vi18 mraet is dull; aale made of fifVest,t ,l 353l4a- Barley malt-Is 2 it i?luuvhanged: ere made of WestoSL!1 NoVto rwed stat atlKJ. CornOpened a shade firmer and cloaed ,quiet; receipt 20,800 bushels; sales were maf Western mixed at Slc; new white Western at 82c; new hlh mixed and Leli,?yttrn, '84Vf 85c. OaS-Te market is dull; receipts 6 MM) oushels; aalea were made of mixed Western at 7W wbjK mixed Western at 6074c. Hay-Market t3m : sales made ol shipping at to,75c Hone-Are dull and nominal ÄsVere made of neTw-t-ern at 54: lh74 at 38 Vic: 1873 at lsSScTSli atiJ:ioc. Cflee Hull and nominal ; sales were made of fair to good Klo at ljc goldl -ar-Ihe market unsettled and nomiual; Bales were ma of fair to good reflnin. 77 i3-16c; prime t?:vrefin?1, al HMKe: centrifugal at es (a8Jtc; New Orleans at Sc. Molas.vll dull; sales made of New Orita is at 88(aö6e: forei ?iae.cdu11 : enfueos held at 40c : Porto Rico at44(345c; common Cuba at 40c. Rice Is un vu.u,ru,NuesweremM8oi Kaneoon at 6 Vic: CaroUna at fo. RosinT J ' "rjPSrS Ti!Xl Turpentine.rTnr- ) Vi V , were maoe oi spirits at3S9-c. Petroleum-Is dull and nominal: ?7ierVmaiei olvreflaed at He; crude at JZ?1 pff-rA heavy ; aale made of Western at 31(3iic. Leather Is steady ; sales made of hemlock sole, Buenos and Rio Grande, light ?,n"eTy weights, at 2 '3oc: California do at &y,(t JfXc. common do at i5:A2o. Wool Iuoulte sidy;,i,7,,twere madeol domestic fleece at 52 I"" m "! , uuwasnea at ibr437: Texas at 2JQ;jC Pork Is hPrr-Uio. Jlf,,l of new mess at $19 25;prime at lis. Dressed hogs - , . ,T 1 western at 8i 4 S'-tc. Beef-Quiet; sales made of plain maa at Jli&iextra do at 1 (012 00; beef "hams at J21Ä22 C"1 meat Are duU; sales were made of pickled shoulders at 7Sc; dry salted shoulders 7iic; pickled behles at lüfitlOc; rib belly at lie: e,belIy,Ät PJcfel! hams at lOSflllc. Middles-More active; sales made of Western long clear at lo?c; short clear atlOTäc. Lard ine raaraet dull and lower; sales were made of Biam at w i.i-iöai3fcc. Butter Piime is steady; common dull; sales were made of Western at 152ic. Cheese Is firm; sales were ";!ii of common to prime Western at lorilttc. wtosky Is lower; sales weie made at 1108. Clover seed Is steady; sales were made of prime W estern at 111 25. HT. LOUIS, Feb. 13. Cotton-The market Is firm and unchanged; sales were made of good to ordinary at J3c;low middling at UV; middling at 15c. Flour The market la unchanged. Wheat The market is ri'iner; sales were made of No. 2 red winter at fl uvsi 06; No. 3 red winter at tl 02Jiai C3. Corn -The market Is steady ; sales were made of No. 2 at 63U (g.tjc cash. Oats The market is firmer; Kales cioui;uieaio3,'iw.c in elevator. Barley The market Is dull and uucbaugd. Rve Themar-t-!srla.:J,aleH we,e made of No. 2 at II 04 1 UklWhlsky-The market is lower; sales Were iuuo hi i tu. jiess rork The market Is quiet ; sales were made at $18 cath ; eller March at io. ury can meats i ne market is unchanged: sales were made at affc, logiOJ 5e,f ally cured c ear rihRo rl of. fy un. i lu .. 9;4c for seller April aud first murbot. la nnhalf oi March üaeon The changed with only a Jobbing trade; sales were made at 818 c0 cash. Lard The market Is dull : RH ll-K wrn marls ot t'J Ti. n i. - . . . , v..vr a ,11 fj. jiuj;viiie mamei is nrm; sales were made of Yorkers at 15 9tial W; fair to extra packin? at 6 7567 60. Cattle The market is firm, and in good demand ; sales were made of fair to good native butchers at 55 25a 5s; common naUves at (3 75.31 5o; common thorough Texans at r-753 2i; native feeders at ?,1 10i celpts-I-'lour, 5,U)0 barrels; wheat, 10,000 bushels; corn, lo.OiO bushels; oats, 12,000 wucuria, ne, o.uuu uusucis; Dariey,i,ooo bushels: hogs, 9 head ; catUe, 320 head. uuuiaviLdJC, eb. 22.-cotton-Tbe market i Bitawji saies maae at i&c. Flour The market is nnchanged ; saies were maae of superfine aL S375; extra atS4()? -rtra f.niir .t S3 25 ; A No. 1 at 15 25 ; fancy at $5 75. Wheat The market is unchanged : sales made of red at S.iuuer " ii ou; white at 00 vA)rn tae maraet is nsfimnupii saioa mo at &S(Sic. Oats The market is firm; sales were made at 6364c Rye The market la unchanged; sales at 11 10. Hay Is unchanged; sales at S24 LO. Pork-The market Is quiet; sales made at 11950(20 00. Bacon la "aies were made f shoulders aK84ö; clear rib sides at at lljmic: clear nyutiii-;. jtsuik Meats The maiket Is steady anu nrm ; saies made of shoulders at 77c ; clear rib sides at lO.-aiokc : clear at nwaini: Uoa The market is unchanged Hfl I MB V.T. mau oi susrr-rnrwl at l:!u tia firm; sales were made of tood steam at I4fll4ie: tierce at H?14c; keg at 15) ic Whisky is unchanged; hiv va ma ot ' uaggmg me market is flrm, with the few sellers holding and asking hlnher rates; sales were made ot 21b Kentucky hemp at 12c; nuujuw ul ijc, accoraing to weignu rniLADELPHIA, Feb. 22. Butter-The mar-a-ei. is nrm: saien were made or NwYnrk unit Bradford county extia at3öS37c;do first choice at 3131c; Western extra at 20(3jc; do firs 25ra2; rolls at 2.j27c. Cbeene Tbe market is firm : 6ales wete made of New Jerspv! fnncT t. w. Kecs The market is lower Kalos irpro made of Western at 37ßt35c. LIVE STOCK MAKKETS. . NEW YORK. LIVE BTOCK MARKET. New York. Feb. 22. Eekf cattle The receipt8 to-day were 3,S.O head, making 7,600 head ior tne weei, agaiuxt 7,100 head lor the same time last week; quality same as reported last week, with a little örmer tone and upward ten dency for good cattle; extreme range, 89313 for natives; Ssio for Texans: sales of 9 cars Illinois steers, averaging 7 cwt, at 11 12iU 25; 5 cars do, averaging e cw, at ll; 4 cars do, averaging n-i cwi,aiii; j carsuo, averaging 7'icwt, at $11 50; 3 ers do. averesins IK cwt. at 812: 4 cars do, averaging 7 cwt, at J l öu.ll 75; 2 cars do, averaging 54 cwt, at 810 75 ; 2K cars do, averaging 6k(j7 cwt, at 810 501160; 5 cars do, averaging 6 cwt, at 51C10 50 ; 4 cais do, averaging 6cwt. at $10 75 ; 3 cars do, averaging 5 cwt. at89 50& 75: dears do averaging 6J4 cwt, fll 25; 4 cars do, averaging 7 cwt, at fll o013; 6 cars do, averaging 6 cwt, at $10 2S(4U 25; 4 cars Ohio, averagiuK 8 cwt, at $12 50(313 50; 4 cars do, averag'ngSicwt, at $1313 75; 5 cars Texans, averaging 4Scwt, at 8S-&.3 0. Bhikp akd Lambs The receipts yesterday and to-day were 8,260 head, making a total of ;;vkaj ior tne weea, against 18,080 for the time time last week; the market was quiet and easier at a reduction of 25c; extreme range $5 50 08 ; with but few sold lor less than 86 25 or more than 17 50; the sales include 3 cars Illinois tbeep, averaging 90 lbs, at 6c; 4 cars do, averaging 9ö:ibs, at tiic; I car do, averaging 88 lbs, at 6c; 2 cars Ohio, averaging 113 lbs, at ;;c ; i car ao, averaging i lbs, at tc; l car, averaging 103 lbs, at 6c; 1 car 97 lbs, at7c: 1 car Indiana, averaging 119 lbs. at 7'ic; 1 car do, averaging J 18 lbs, at 7J-4C; 1 car do, averaging 13 lbs, at 7-Jvc. Hogs The receipts yesterday and to-day were 11.070 head, making a total for tbe week of 31,800 head, against 24.60 head for tbe same i me lat-t week; some oö'ered alive; dressed nominally weskat8i5s;.o for western, and 86jSc for city. CINCINNATI LIVE BTOCK MARKET. ' . By Telegraph to the Bentinel.J Cincinnati, Feb. 22. Cattle The receipts for the week were 2.C04 head; toere is an ample supply, with a moderate demand, closing quiet but nrm ; bet'er grades wane at ?6 10,36 2.1, 5 2j. $-3 75, 4 2Ö&5 01', and to Lt).4l CO. Sheep akd LAMiis The receipts for the week were 1,81 head; tho market wai steady aud firm, all selling $4 506 50. lions The receipts for the week were 8.397 head; the receipts to-day weie light, with a fair shipping end butchers' demand, all selling, and closing Iir in at $6 5o&" 60. CHICAGO LIVE BTOCK MARKET. Chicago. Feb. 22. Cattix The receipts since Saturday were 3,fto0 head ; the quality was poor and tbe market slow and heavy : poor to choice atf36; inferior to extra at 12 0O36 ?5; shipments, 1,600 head. Hogs Tbe receipts to-day were 13.000 head; market d ull, heavy and lower for choice, at f iura 15 for light; sales were made of light at $6 20i4 6 50; heavy, 6 6n7 15; poorest, 15 7j; best $7 40; shipments, 8,000 head. exp The receipts to-day were 1,700 head ; market dull and nominal . NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. New York, Feb. 20. Cotton Is quiet and steady: sales were made of middling upland at l&?ihl". futures eloped quiet and steady with sales of 1S.500 bales a follows: eller February, 151M6c; 6eller March. 15 25-32c: seller April, J6 6-3:c: seller May, 16c; seller June, 16 25-320 ; seller July, 17 l-S2o: seller August, 17 3-Ic ; Btller Heptember, 16 23-32c. FOREIGN MARKETS. ITLoitnoiT. Feb. 22. Consols for money and account. 3vi: 5-'J0's. 1865, lOTii: 1S67, 10 'ti ral. 10-40'b. larf.i: new5'a.lC3: New kork Centra 92: Erie, 25!; Erie, preferred, 42. Linseed oil, 24i. Turpentine, 2bya. LivxKFooL. Feb. 22. Cotton is active and flrm ; middling uplands, 7d; Orleans, 7(3-; Bales

which 3,0i batea were export and 11.700 bale American. Breadstnffh are quleu Bacon Long Petroleum Refined, 30J.4S. Pa ais, Feb. 22.-Kentea, 65f 5c 2 PUZZLING MAGICIANS. TWO RIVAL OOXJCRERs IN LONDON TU El SLEIGHT OF HAND TRICKS. A London letter p peaks of two celebrated magicians la that cily: For some time rust we have been ainased in London by tbe presence and Ingenuity ol two rival conjurors, Dr. Lynn and Mr. Maskelme. They outdid one another In mxrvel?, and are found to orcupy rooms side by 6iJe at the Egyptian Hall, Picradilla. When one produced a box trick, tha other came out with a basket trick. When one exposed the Davenport ' Brother, the other ridiculed the pretentions of Miss Uva Fay. At last Dr. Lynn came out with a clever but ghastly trick of cutting a man's bead off. Hut Mr. Maskelyne, not to be beaten, has invented a uC w D.lcal coDtrivanco, called Psycho, which is a marvel among- automata, and already the Ulk ol all London. Psycho is a dummy figure resting on a square box or caae, literally filled with clock and elaborate machinery and this oaae, with the dummy figure or doll resting upon It, is placed on a ? " ssv5,ind1er in center of the tspe. It is absolutely impossible that a man can be concealed under the figure to work it. as was the case with the once celebrated automatic chess player. The box under Psycho is extremely small and complete filled, with machiuery of an elaborate kind. Hut at the command of Mr. Maskelyne, Psycho adds figures together, multiplies, sub(racn. and performs various astounding tricks In mental arithmetic. Ha is able also to teil what card 4 have been subti acted from the pacK by several people in the audience. Bat the most marvelous trick performed by Psycho consists ol his playing a hand at whist with three gentlemen selected from the audience. When the cards are dealt. Psycho's cards are arranged In Iront of him on a semi-circular frame. 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The firm name Is a sufüclent guarantee of fairness and fulfillment. Seod money order or registered letter to BfalADLE äk ADAMS. Pubilshera. U. Uinum street, New York. Hl I? A fi T10 choicest In the world. Iml JXX" jporter's prices. Largest company In AmertCH ipla article pleases everybody. Trade continually lncreasln;. Agents waLted everywhere. Best lndncempnts. Don't w?st time. Bead ror circular to KOBERT NVKLLiä, Vesey street. N. Y. P. O. Box lsr. -r: !:: . J2 Sandvich Manufacturing Co., . PAXDTVrcn, DK KALB C0 ILLIiOIS. AIA?I? PATRVT " rA.F - FEEDIXQ , POWER CtlK.V-SnF.LLEItS (iwpularly knon ftj. tin! "Fandv.-lch hhellero"), rarrliir In rSr. etui etij-trity to f fii nil want. I-1 Alt?! Ii01tfIIrOYiEK!. rintiuf:wfTirTof the relcbrutf-d t OiL IIIXi CULTIVATÜIL . PrrrIj,Tiv. Circulars, fully llloftrated, m!lol Trv to auy acürcsä. J. P. ATTTn. Krrn-t a ry. DVKKl'lSlNti: Cheap, tiuod, ayntematic. L All persons who eonteranlate muklni con tracts with newspapers for the Insertion of advenisements.snouia seud 3 cents to Oeo. P. Rowell A Co., 41 Park Itow, New York, for thelr PAMPHLET-BOOK (7th edltinni. rr.ntilnlnv lists or over 2,0 newspapers and estimate, showing the cost. Advertisements taken for leading papers in many states at a tremendous reduction from publishers rat. Oet the book. $75 A WtKK. to agents toe 1 an article galea ble as flour. Profits Immense. Package free. Address BUCKKYK M'K'U CO.. Marion, O. Onnamoul" 10 genta everywhere. AdDUU dress EXCKLSIOB MANUFACTCUINU Co., Buchanan, 'Itlich. S5 S $20 Portland. Maine at home. Terms rrect Uko. Stisson 4 Co S77J A WEKH guaranleea to male and female agents In their localitv. Coots NOTH ING to try it. Particulars free. P. O. V1CXLHY fc CO., Augusta, I) e. OST EXTHSOUMN KY Term of ad vertising are offeied for Kewspaptrs in the stale of INDIANA, bend for list of papers and schedule of rates. Address O EO. P. BOWELL & CO., Advertlsln j Agents, No. 41 Park Row, New York. Refer to Editok of Tu is Papkr. Mofiat's Lifo Pills! Moffat's Phoenix Bitters 1 1 a.nd a Page's Climax Salve !!! form a complete Family Sedirlae Chekt, sad hare rnrrd more diseases, sad have done more rood for h amaait T, taaa as j other aaediclae ever oflrred t the people. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS are partly Veritable. They art 01 ths Urer, opeaing the darts, aad restoring the body 1 prfwt health, sad May be relied om to r rrm and Sick Ih-adache, ('OHtWenem, Dypfpfla. ladigextioa, Jaaadir, Livrr aad Ililloai lomplalatc, ColdN. Srnrry. Ocarral HrakneM. Ter A Ague. MOFFAT'S riKEMX 111TTEKS O correct the secretloas of the Siomarh, and are a sore rare for Dyivpiila, NervouKne. Wple. boss, Femnle Coniulalnts. Wpshaew I l-ility,A. PAGE'S CLIMAX SALVE is a compound of Araira Ith many otherextrarts and bxlssms. We warrant fl to rare Srrofala and Salt Kheam, Ferer Sores, Files, I rott Bite. ( hllblaias, Corns, laflamniation of the Yym, liroKra Breasts, Sore Mpple. tots, Brnises, Burn r. Scalds and all Cutaneous Diseases, on maa or btatt. It allays Inflainniatioa, nabdues all pala, and heals without a scar. It U worth its weirht la rold t very family, and should alwaya be a hand. f-SoId bjDm??ists CTcrywhcrc. O J. T. MILLS Sl Proprietor, 15 Liberty street, w York.

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