Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 March 1875 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY. MARCH 2, 1875

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A. C A E D Trade Palace, Oct. T. To the Country Readers: We respeotfully ask your Immediate attention to the bestBelected atock of Dry Goods, Notions and Milünery ever brought to this city. j3y giving our individual attention to rmying in New York, we have secured a line of Silks, Black Goods Dress Goods, Dometios, Woolens. Flannels, Shawls, Table Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at such rates and on such terms as enables us to offer the lowest prices known since 1S82. Our priecs are alike to all, and Grangers as well as others will find at no other houss mora attractive goods or lower prices. Xj. S. A-ITTLjES 5c CO., TKADK T?kTjA.CK.

WANTED! 300,000 MORE SOLDIERS TO APPLY KOP. Bounties, Pensions and Back Fay I NEW BOUNTY LAWS. Almost every soldier or blJ heirs entitled to more bounty ander the new law equalizing bounties. No cisrgo ever made nor lee aked oalesft successful to collecting your ciaim. nenn . ... . ... fw AirAiiiira srivln full fl nfitriietJona iwii mnuinivi p. - r - how to apply. AU clalma entrusted to ray care wki recoive prompt una tiucicumticuiiuui -alons and bank pay collected where due. Write full particulars, giving dates of enlistment, muster, and discharge, and name of company SLad rearlment. Address XATIIA Vff. FIIZQERALD, Martludalo Block, Indianapolis. PLYMOUTH ROOK. This rock was brought to this country In the Xlnyllower, In the year Ha2, by the rilfirims, inder the direct ion of Elder Ostnan Lrewater, who afterwards moved to liostou and bocame an aldormauof that city. It was on this rocJC fciiat Gov. Carver ürst khook bands wt lb. bamowl, whnsai.i: 'Welcome. ne Isa !" Ilia recorded that when anioetcame up Uov. Carver asked him If he was a real Inline or only a member of tbo inline company. Ihl composition oa "Plymouth Kock," by eoe of the boston Grammar Hchooliboys, has nothing whatever to do with the composition of SNYDEli'.-i Celebrated Bitter Cordial. That Cordial Is purely vegetable, and a most elüotemrtmedyfor tili uiseasesof the Stomach, liver unit Kidneys. IndixeMion. Dyt-pepaia, Nervous lability and l'rosiriion, Ohlll anil F ever, Diarrhea, and other complaints, are promptly removed by It. j Cottlo will Cost $ which enn te had at anv rirus atom. Ak for HSYDElfS IUTTLlt OIUUAL. laboratory, No. W7 Mansoni Hreet, Philadelphia. SHIDELLTt, HNYDFJR & CO., General Agents, CS Flaid Market St., Indianapolis. FIXISCE AND JJU5IN133&

r.KXKit.vL :.iai:ki:t ukvikw. X7TITT IN PiltLTEI.Pin OP TfJK KltLP.OAP WA3. TLe liilaolpbia Lodger, with reference to I'eun-ijlvann stock, sijp: T.o fierce xrreppondenoo botwoou tho respective bWis of tho UilLiuiore &, Ohio and Pennsylvania rallrcad.s has boon tbo theme y or very general conversation on 'Change, at bant, and, lndesd, all along Third street. The mora timid have to some extent put their stock lathe matket for k, the result of which was a decline of Ü tu ?X on the closing nie of tho previous day; but the very larpo amount of transactions reported iu the block show that there are plenty of buyer? who are quite vczüj to buy at the decline. The amount of solo of this particular Ftock rearhed 33,003 shares, the Jarp'st ataoant evf r reported in tir.s marke: in any on6 day. Tho opening price wa from which it foM down to , artd clo.sod at the low?r figure. Tho New York rroduco Exchange Weekly presents the following estimate: Tha txports of. wheat arid wheat Hour from France iroiii Scptaoibor 1 to Daceccber 31, lS74,havö exed.d tho Import?, as will be et-en from tatiuUr statement to be found elsewhere in tlii rf port. Tho wheat crop of the United States In 1ST! is estimated at 200,000.0.10 bushela, CHinat 287,000,COO bushels in 1875, In which latter crop year (1S7U-4) the foreign exports of wheat and Üuur exceoded 60,000.000 bushels. Tbo aunnal average foreign exports of wheat and wheat flour from Russia for tho last ten years has been 49,318,085 bushels. It ia expected the surplus of Kuasia from the crop of 1S74 will exceed the avemge of the last ten years. An average crop of wheat In the United Kingdom U about 12,500.000 quarters, and the annrul consumption for all purposes Is placed at JU.OOO.OOO quarters. The crop of 1M74 in the United Kingdom is estimated at 1(1 per cent, above an average, and would give a supply from home grown wheat from 1S74 crop of 13,750,000 quarters, leaving the requirement of foreign wheat from Imports at 8,250,000 quarters, equal to 66,000,000 bushels. THX LOCAL HON KT MAKKKT. The market continues in pretty nearly the aame condition as last week. There ia perhips an irr proved demand from merchants who are taking in new goods, but this class t business is not yet fully developed. There U an abundance of money on the market to meet every legitimate demand, not only in .the libe of commercial discounts by the bank is, but lor long term loans in the Land or brok&is. Thsre is more competition between the latter than was ever Renown and yet the demand is m light that non of tbtn are able to handle an much paper tj they wish to jr tttern investors. As "eYidenw cl tbo outiide cor.tidenro in the future of Inciianapi.lia, wa are t aid Vi be tho btbt aupplit-ci wi:h loacabia lunds ofany city in the West. Any property holder can easily obtain a loan to amocnt of one Laif the cash value of the Rropertv, ard in the es:imate the latter is at little decreciated from tho highest

prices that It would command in the most roporous times. A year ago thero wcra ushels of paper cn the market at 18 per ent. teat could now De negouateu iroui 9 to 12 percent. A proat number cf borrow-

portunlty to change their piper Into new notes bearing a more satisfactory rate of Interest.

REVIEW OF THE HOHE MARKETS. Momdat Evaamro, March L. it haa been a dnU. heavy day, the remark re ferring alike to the weather and the general business. The street markets were very quiet, and on Change there was neither a large attendance nor was muoa basin ess transacted. The prices of both train and provisions were changed and renerally nrm. some loiercsuuit "" ilven to-day In connection with the hog market in lu regular plaoe below. WEEKLY REVIEW. Taken as a whole the past week has been an Improvement npen the previous one. This is me too in reference to almost every department of trade. The wholesale baldness of Merl dlan street is not to say brlBk,ut It is In so Tlgorouh and healthy condition that the first experience of warm sunshine excites tne long dormant energlfs of proprietors and salesmen alike. The reports from the traveling men have been favorable, and they are all either bring, ing or sending in unusually liberal orders Country dealers are showing Indianapolis more favor than ever before, and probibly mm the de ermlnedettorU of our Uea.ers wdwrjeit. The stocks here are la most excellent condition, very lull and well assorted. On Vhanze the business of the week will probably aggregate as niucb.peruaps u.ore, than anyone iu ie w -tory o. the markeU The p-ovii on bas!ne.- is .ipec'ally prosperous. The attendance steadily, incrttasts troai Uay to d y. and e vrase number wno meet there daily vs but little us than oue hundred persons. TBK GRAIN TBADK. The holiday on Monday was so far obserTf d that no meellag wa held at the Uoard of Trade. Oa Taübday and.Wednesdayla large amount of eara changed bands, and oa Thursday the transactijns in the same grain were fair In volume. On Friday and Saturday there were but few order In band, and a short supply of corn to fill them If there had been. Ibe price Headtly appreciated from day to day until Thursday, and remained steady at the c!oe or the week: at to&täc. lor high mixed, free on board, and mlxtd at lyx to bJc. The trading In wheat baa been quite lliui ted. and there has been but UlUe oöered by the inerchanU. The millers report larger receipts than at any time for moatbspa?t, and they r kept lully supplied bvotleringattbe mills. The floor trade continues dull. In oats theie has been but little do- . i 1 ...sminrv o rra TV TO t n ClY inc. weeus uavo wru "ö" more freely, but as yet the activity has not Im proved prices. PROVISIONS. The trade of the week has been far above an average. In spot meats brokers are having diffi culty to supply their orders at home and are ransackinz the country to secure stuny sev eral round loti having been M from 20322c dnrln the week. Tradlns: In options was active oa Tuesday, Wednesday aca i.nnrsay, uu inur fnr thn tat two davs. Prices have ruled steady for spot meats.and except on V ednesday, when there was a rapid decline in bot h lard and por, the same may be ald as to options. The decline referred to was partly recovered, but at thftrioHBon Katurdar prices were oGic lower on both articles than on Monday. TROPUCE. The weex has been a quiet one and devoid of special features. Butter has been in ample sup ply for the wants of the market, but the price has remained steady, though hardly firm. Eggs were pleutlfat until the cold turn on Friday stopped shipments. Stocks were no light that thosufpecKion of receipts for a single day exhanstod all the supplies, and on fc-aturday a scarcity ad active demand were reported. Pri cos were not quoted higher, as dealers were uncerialn as to the weather, and are lully aware that an advanced quotation and a day or two of hue weather would overload the market. There la but little to say in reference to poulti y ; supp y and dermoid uro very evenly balanci-d: pies have been well suU:uc i. Other arUclos rect?4u bteudy as quoted. DltY OOODS. The activity displayed in this line on Monday and Tuesday is a fair indication that our predi tloa of a good trade will be verified a soon as the mercury assumes a more elevated position Buyers showed a ülspositiou totaks hold with more than usual freedom, while the anxlouj look of the Jobber Indicated an Indifference seldom exhibited on his rnrt, no doubt feeling that it would te hard to replace Roods at present selllust prices. In aUUltiou to the ruuuy oiu ana r?Uabl customers an unncal number or new ones hve visited our market thi m ason; in fact everything ruows the growing popularity of the dry Koods houses of this city, who have, with their pplrlt of enterprise and fai dealing, won the couil Jence or the trade at larse and overcome the unjust r rejuaice aga'.ust western aistrlbutluir IKints. lhe Hdvocatea of the old " iod auger " Kystem are beginning to realize that to buy a bis month's 6upply twice a year will not pau out" In competition with merchants alive to thf lr own as well as their customerss intercuts, who bny often and near home; who Keep mtirsiocu varied by continual additions of coming styits, which abeady having been once selected for their toca itles which doubles their chances or gettinsjust what their customtra want, to say not hlnz of the short space of time consumed iu fcetling tbe good boiue. We are yz lad to note tbUatateoi atntrs oetween in wuoiei.ie nu retail trade of the West, and foel assured the benefit will be mutual. The advance on most lines of goods has been fully established at iiAArirnmru-r. We have noted one cent advance on licwinton ticks during the week. 1'rlnts are held nrm by agents at V cents lor sianaaras. h.iae bands are selling more freely and will be thj thing " for prlo(i frocks, carp" warps have bet-n advanced to 2(J cents for white, and colored 33 cents, and yet tho fptnncrs are not happy. GROCERIES. The market ha been tteady during the week in all the principal giods, and the trade as a whole has been an improvement on the week preccHllng OoüVes have remained devoid or any specially new features, and dull is the word that best exnregsea the situation. Sugars are firm and tome of lhe largest refluers are oversold. They are to day nominally an j.c.nmner tnana weea ago. Fancv groceries are iu more request than a w-et fand dealers report a revival of trade which bus naturally been dull tsluoe tho bolldsys. MISCKLLANEOUS. The drug market has not been agitated by any fluctuations of moment except us to alcohol, which alternately goes up and down as tho ope rators iu whisky have more or less confidence in the pamage of the revtnue bill without fur ther amendment. The business lu blues anu pelts is improving, but there is no change In prices. Tbe fiHh trade Is opening earlier than usual. and the demand is very active. In other lines or trade there are the same general Indications of improvement, and everybody is looking forward to a prosperous season. I Quotations are given for the buying prices of grain and produce, and the selling prices for tons and other merchandise.1 DAILY KAILROAD COMMERCE. KTIOXXS. KJCCTTS. BHIPTX Bran, tons.. 40 40 1.6UU ieo 4Jt 4A 200 38,1X0 21 40 T3 IU 101) 8,400 Barley, bushels 1,2 JO l,l 1,010 210 Ucai and uoaa, Cotton, bales. Cattle, bead. Ccrn meal, barrels. Ccrn, busheis Cement, brla.flour, barrels. 50,W0 VH) 100 10 Bay, tons... Hides, tons. Idlgbwmes. Hoks, head.. 6VJ 61 S3 i 21 ilcrses.Ltiud. iren, ton. CM, barreia... Oata, bushels. LX CS, CATS..... L&tn, cars.. Lerd. tierces LurQter.feet 60 2S8.50O Hi) niA l,4CO,0f) 2,1'JO Uli e 2 U ytrci-acdlfce, csjs . Povimocs, pounds. soo.ojo Be, bume'.s. barren tifcD, head "'sves, ctrr. iiisrlt , cars vEiüles, earn. Tcbacoo. rinds Wool, tons.. Wfcest, bcahels. Whisky, oois. Total. cars. Ijr bxoFj March At klevatob (Tnm ... VbaU Com. O.ts. Rye. .iiJ,7i3 fc4,715 22,741 üee'pts. thip'ts. . 6,bU l,t3 Wheat. Oats. 677 llariey. feeatt. t se se see Tt 1

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BROO MH common, 280A3 00; medium, 93 75;

: . BUIXOJLNU HATblUÄiiSU I: iwipai sua Huntington, 84c; Pera, SOe; Pani, aso per bushel. Ualr, 40e per bushel. Piaster t Mlonlgan, U ; WewarE, 13 7a. nre m ica. as vo ti per huEdred. White sand, 4 per barrel. Cement 12 25 per barrel for Louisville; fi öOflis u lor roruana. DRY OOODS-Just a fair trade. UATTiJfO Ordinary, 103Uio; middling. 16e; best tissue, 16c. Comfort prints, ex$8c; standard fancy doSS 9Uci standard fancy side band, v)3l0o. Lreas goods Bat little doing ;prioes lower than last season. . . Cotton and wool flannels are quleL jfaow DaiixiHO NashTilla, 11c; Fepperel. UHe; Btark. 11 Ho. ncxiHO Omea a Inch, 21c ; Amoskeag A C. S5o ; A, 19o: Conestoga, 4-4 Medal, 18o ; Medal, I9c?extra,, lo; extra 4-4, ale; Lewlatown M Inch. 25o ; ditto t2 Inch, aio; ditto SO Inch, 193 P SHiOTiko BTairBSH-Americaa, 6-3, Ho ; S-3, 10c : W bittenden lie, 140, and 15o; Union, 14, 15, and ISO. ParxB CA mbbic Advanced. Common colors, b!c; bl?h colors, 8;c. Paiirrs Washington, Anerican, Richmond, Oriental, Conn es Losa, Merrlmao, Xao; Bprague's fanor, 8Kj; Qreen stripes, lOe ; Uaroer prints, 8X1193: FTeeiaan,7ic; Btandard Bhirtlng prints, 8Hc: Albion eolld colors, 9c; Peabody sultln? Vc; Wamset ta, 7o; Black and Mourning prints, 0c. . CaapsT Cha is White, 26o; colored, 33c; coverlet warp, &W. ßaown HHxmwos Vermont, 10c! KaahTllle, 10c; Mlddlevllle, 9Ke; ldho, 9Xc; New Albany. Ii; Btark A., 10o; LAurel D.. 10 c; Laurel H., 9So: Park A., o ; Granit B., 7c ; BedrcrdK'c; Pepp Nn be ; iJepp. O. c ; Pepp it. 10: ; Ptp? iL. iJc ßuiACHX fcHExniro8 Tjonsdale, 12.'c ; Hope, Kc: Ka-kktone, llo. Macmonet, lis: 11111 t,lC'34 4-4.iac; DwightBter, ll4c: VanghnXX tKc; Bed Dog, 7c; Quaker?: cambrics. Txnsdfcle, 17c; Yoang Warrior, Jabex Knltrht, It-He; Wamsutta, 154c: New York Mill. l;c. Oaam bauft AinoBXeatr A., 24c: Lewlston A, ro: attrk, lie; Union, iüc: Banner, SCc;Montrnnr. ;s"c. DRUGS Market unchanged. Aftiatoctlla is quoted at S5(t)t0c; alcohol at U 2032 a); alum, per pound, M95ic; camphor, per pound, S5'V$fc; cochineal, per pound, tJ0j9Oc; chloform, per pound, I loi 2(5; copperas, barrels, per pcund, S.lc; cream tartar, pure, 452-i7c; ind.go, per pound, H iC:4l 3u; licorice, Calab, per ronnd, genuine, 463ä0o; magnesia, carbM 'i ou, cxr pound, 313 40o ; morphine, P. & W per ounce ; 0 758 00; madder, per pound, 15318c; oil, castor, No. 1, per gal, $1 BüI C5; oil, bergamont,pet lb $7 E0(ä; opium per poind, $9 00; anlnine, per ounce, 2 80 40; balsam copaiba, 90c; soap, castile, fr., 14Jtl8c; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pound, 63740; salts, epsom, per ponsd, 4q5e; snuff; Uarrett's, pack, per grons, $17; snuff, Garrett's, per case of 4 dozen, 10; sulphur, flour, per pound, 6?e; saltpetre, per pound, 1025c : turpentine, 45(3 ic. FOlCt-r CoAir The demaad continues good. Anthracite, per ton, HO 00: Brazil block, per bushel, lirsjiSo; White River, 15c; bandcreex, ana canne). A' c iykts 12(jl3e: crushed, 15316c, Wmn-Ii ouoted a.t f4 0U.li. KISU Bubinsss active and lmpiovlas- We quote: Labrador herring, bbls, $10 00; half bbl,l3 00; round roe, bdls.t' UÜ; haifbbls, 13 50; No. 1 lake herrlnz, half bbls, i00; quarters, ti&V.kitn, fll0;No. 1 pickerel, half bbls, i50; quarters, ti 75: kits, fit) CO: Ko. 1 white rer hail barrel at $6a 50; quarter barrel, tä 60; kit. 51 3a; rao'iiy wniie, can oo:, 10 oj; quarters, f J 75; kits, 5115; Caiironila nalmon, par half barrel, new 110 50; kits. 83 75; Mackerel, new mees per barrel, fcid; half barrel, 112 00; quarter barrel, S6 ); kits, 13 25; No. 1, half barrel, f7 50(35 00; quarter barrel, tiJV 60: kits, 1 40 ; So. 2, half bPTrel, 56 60.7: quarUr barrel, 83 50; kits, 71 2); Cod flsh, 6 5t(37c. Holland herring, per feS, II 50; scaled herring nOc. UailbnU smoked. 14c. Prepared cod flsh, X,0s. lo&tcrs, per box. ?1 25 32 00. GRAIN, KIOUR AND FEED BRAN, SnipsruFFS. ÜTC-Keed of all kinds is scarce and lu active demand. Bran and khorta to quoted at Ti: .fine feed at J2?A, ard mldiilags at i'i ! LOL'K The roarliet is very dull. The sales reported were ltTJ bbls extra, 1 15, and 100 bbls low grade, SJ&. I'noteo Tnacles are quoted at f-5 2."tf3 75. Some sales being made at concessions; famhyet 4 50 ri V): extra. M 2j; low gradefi at ti üo4 tu Quotations lor corn, wheat aud oats show price free on board cais. in elevator it Is 1 ceut le?s. Coax There wa but little offerinz; prices were firm, and the onlyFalo reported were 10 cars h. ni., f. o. b., at Cic ; ö cars h. m., f. o. b. t5Xc Lc.w mixed, eiafSc ; h!ch mixed tieaj jo ; ear, COo for W rounds, or öle for 70 pouudn. Oath There isbnt little doing. Quoted at 56(5sc for mixed; WS$G?e for No. 2 white. Rye Bnt little doing. Baeley Is quoted at tl 25c per brabel. VaaMT But little doing. Only sales reported 1 ear No. 2 red wheat, in elevator, at 91, and 2S,UaI bushels April, at Chicago, rac We quote: No. 2 ttod wheat, 1 1 COl C3 lu elevator: amber, XI C3a ICS: white, tlo5(5ill0. HAY An ample supply oG'triDg and meeting slow Bale. loose is quoted at Z22Q25 for choice timothy flora wognr-p. Baled Is quoted at t7($!9for Ujtt, and $19(j21 for loose pressed, on arrival. FANCY GROCERIES AND FRUITS-Cannkd GOOD3 Steady with but trifling change in prices; tiiHlnesH improvicg. Tomatoes, a lbs, T41MU 50; 3 lbs, 1180; Yarrrouth con, f3 60;2 60; Mountain suar, f2 Trophy, 92 00; Baltimore d), 92 Wi&i 50. Ptiches, i aslern,21bs, 92 )2 W; 8 lbs, tS W; Western packed, 2 lbs, $2 5 M 85: 3 lbs, j 5); pie reaches, 2 ll, 51 75. Blackben1e, 51 60(3165. J-trawberrie, 2 lbs, 82 S52 ö0. Ilaj'pberi e t 2 lbs, 2 50Q2 60. WorUeberriea, J2 25JJ2 V). Pin- rles, ü lbs, f2 5G42 75. balmon, lib. UKcl 7o; .0, 2 lbs. S3 00(3 75. FoKEiciN l"nciT3 Market dull. Coast oranges, none in market ; Porto Kico, 39 (310. Valencia oranges, per ciuse, fis&lO; Messina oranges, Ii50vj5i0. Lemons, prime Messina 8S6(Wpor box: dates 10,4120 per poand; new lalüins, layers f3 25st3 50; london layers 14 i Museale crown W OJ double crown 91 25. ValenoU raUlns l'!4.i14o; Hultana, 16 ö 18c; c", ruin Ctre, now, ftrTS-Hhell almonds are quoted at 2ja'Asc: Bibcrt s, I'jc; walnuts. French, He; Naples, 17c? L-c; Uracil nuts, Limc; peauatsiaw, 812c; rjfefi I213c. 1 lOtiH The market sieady at quotations. The rex'lp's to-day were quite liberal. The Chicago dispatch estimates the receipts to-day at tiuo, and prices firmer and bisher. The receipt for fr'ebru:try, as officially reported, ere 421,8, a?alnRt;i(ia,4:U for same month ofls;4. The receipts for foar months were 2,l";9,ia2, against ?,012,001 Igst year. The average gross weight for lat four months, 251.52, and lor last 3-ear, i-6.47 a decrease of 4.05. The average weight tor February, 1875, was 251.52: last year 2U.5i. Klngan Jt Co. clised their bonne on Saturday and will not rem nie aain during the next two or three months. " We quote here at JÖ25Q6 75. Kiled, Satnrd Ay, 1,472. HlDt-The followiDg quotations are furnished exclusively for tho entlael by F. W. 1 laugher, dealer in hides. No. SO t-outh Meridian street, Indianapolis: The market is improvirg a to activity with prices steady. Best city green hides cows, Sc; steers weighing 0-5 lbs orover,7Xc: bft city veal skins, 13c; best city kip skin, 9( 10c; green salted lower and market heavy at Fc; dry salted hides, UgslSo as to cure: dry flint. 13al5o as to care Grubby, bull and stag hides two-thirds price. Bheep skins are quoted at 50c to f 1 25 according to quality. Tallow, 7S8c Grease Brown at 6)i30c; yellow, 7(?i7ko : white, 9alOSc HOPS Are quoted at 2SV$S5o per pound IKON AND 8TKK1 The quotations are riven at list prices, as follows: Bar Iron Is quoted at 92 60 to 12 W. Kheeta rolled, 10 to 14. 4H; 15 to 20, 6.7e; 27, 6e; Charcoal, lo advance on above rates. Other sixes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Bteel Is quoted as follows: Uanderson's best English tool, 25c; American tool, 20c; spring steel. 12 inch, ISo; IX inch and over, 11c. mill pick shapes. SOc. LEATHER titeady, unchanged. Oak slaughtered sole is quoted at 4042c; BuCalo, &19 87c; harness S6;uo: upper 25S0e per foot; French calf, 91 7V'J 20; iYunch kip, lliai 70; domesUo calf, 812C1 50; kip, 11 lol 25; collar, ler foot. 20c; bridle, per dosen , töM. LUMBKR Quotations are strictly nominal as there is but Iltue doinx. r in a land 2 clear, per SI. feet, 12 0055 00; Flooring, dresced, 922 Suq) 00: Hiding, dressed, 91s CC1 3; Stcc): boanls, tS O0(i2000; Common board, 16 CO; Bill statf, to 10 ftet, 91 l; Bill stufT.over 15 loet, 817 UfU' tt; Heavy timbers, 91 00 extra per M. ; hhcetlng, 913 w; A sawed Rhlrgles, 93 71-34 00; No. I Bhltiple?, SJ 00; Poplar Khtnpies, 9;! 5: lath, ti bü; Southern pine flooring, dressed ,8 15 k.-jöO POFIU.B Clear, to0 UO ; Common, 916 00; Culls , S10 t o. A tH-lrt and 2d. 532 60. Biack Waxntjt The quotations are buying prices for green and selling prices for dry lumber, bit ;nd 2d, dry tiatw.buwj; 1st and 2d, green, o:ri5 u; Cull?, 915 itU 00. ICAII-W.ncte-a, lud to etid at fl 50 per teg anri rmsl 'er numbers at tbe usual advance. tilLK-Marketis steady and firm for all kinds. p.aw liuReed is soid at bcreHa; boiled at r8 Gi ; lard oil, cuzrent exUa, 11 ICfil 15 ; No. 1 , 90 a

UiSkUc; Highland erate, 12c: Highland rteam , lie; Pittsbnrr, 18,3; Brasil nut, lie; BraxU steam, kc: Slack, tc; Virginia caanI, Xc: Indi-

81 ; tanners oil. Strait's best, 60(A65o: Banks' bent, 55 5jc; La brad or, BO i'ißc ; reined coal olL13'(

ii7Vj -, iuiuuuu KIWJUO ior lamp, ujiiac; neaulight, aoaaäc: labrioatina and mihtnrr ru PKODÜCE The market quiet and steady. BtTTTKa Choice country, i.c: common 00 untrT,l6(318c. Eoos Still scarce but Quoted no hichrtiT, 20c. Fktjit Green apples, per bat, 11 60JJ 00; New York apsles, fl 60 75; Dried apples, esSHo; Dried peaches, 9o; Cranberries, best cultivated, per brf.. 810 00 U 00. ' PouLTay Chickens, live, per dos, 92 75 A3 60; Chickens, New York dressed, 7(QHc ; foil dressed chickens, 13 0023 2); Ducks, dressed, fl 75; Turkeys, per lb. live, 7c; do full dressed. 10311c; do New York dressed, c; lave geese, per dox, 85 00 Q8 00. Vkoktablks Potatoes dull, per bu, 853SCc; Onions, red, per brl, S3 75. ' cecswax, per id, ac; Beans, Ii eo&l 7S; Baklcg grease, lülic; Feathers, per lb. prime live geese, 00 : Ginseng, 81 10; Rags, per lb., cotton, 2o. Hoet Is In fair demand at Suo per pound tor choice bnses; for low grades, 20525o. PRO VISION a. The market was exceedingly dull ; prices were firm but no advance of roue'i moment. The only sale we beard of was 20U.003 c. r. sides, seller May. lOc. tiulk ahoulaers efsfa; clear rib 9?49c; clear Bides, 8Olüc. Bacon Hams, laa 14c: dried beef atlfi(al?c. Lard Prime steam U . 1 J . 1,141 M.. 1 . . l' o ' . ut-ivi tt usiy: .eine, lO'Jifl lc. OlArLli ubUt )CERIlkJ CorKXEa Market unchanged. KoasUng grades of Rio are quoted at 21!g2c ; good to f&ir at :2.Su3c; prime at 2o,4 lo; cho:ce to fancy, at 24&325Q and Java at S4 t35c CANDLK3 Hotel, Ui'c; star caudi?s are jnoiii atiaaA.: common pressed, 12i913Vic C hee.sk At Iti'A&nh for - Ime to cnoloe factory. Wol asses adBtuups New Orleans molasses is Bteady at K330c, and syrupa at 0c&31 for common to fancy. Kick Dealer qcot at 7Ji3So lor Rangoon, and 8 X Yi for Carolina. bcciAKS Market firm and nominally Vc higher at the .Last. Tealers here are not advancing quotation. We quote: New Orleans, 739e. Refined is quoted at lC:u3 for a, IuSiOc, for extra C, and ll)i'ilo for hard; circle C, tyfaioc; yellows, 8(4a4c. tooA in noxes, 7aiso ; 8.tC kesrs. Koaps V.'erk's German ia quot6d:r3"Ja; Babbitt's at lCtaloo. fc-T a rcu Dealers quote at 35K per pound lor pearl. SpicE3-r6pper is quoted at 28S35c; allspice, lSa: cloves; 0t55c; castda, 40a4oc Teas Market arm. Gunpowder Is quoted at 83cSl 60; Imperial, 600120; Hyson 51(31 0; Oolong, XcöSl; English breaXfabt, 40(i75c. HALT-aaginaw, dray load lots, at tl 857190; Ohio River, dray load lots, at Si 70l 75; Saginaw, car lots, at 91 75&1 8J; Ohio River, car lota at 91 fco-Jtl 70. BKEDJ Only a moderate business doing. Fiax seed Is quoted at tl to: clover as 84 5u(3375; timothy at $2 75; choice at 82 9o. TKA W oUs from wagons at 34 5035 per load or 3045o per lit). TOOL Axes, Simmon's patent. 813; ditto plain, 812 25. Mishawaka fliver steel, 922. Cross cut saws, Atkin's improved patent, 55o per foot; ditto, baif patent, 6co: clipper saws, 65o. lightning, 65c; carriage beute, W and 10 per cent eisoonnt from list. TOBACCO-Steady and firm. Manufacturers are contracting subject to action of Congress on the revenue question. Royal Gem is quoted st 81(390c; Monitor Navy. MQtbc ; bnled tc&aooo, 403'A'6: bright navies and quarters. 2a70c; smoking brands, S0.50c TALU1W in fair demand at ly'XiQ. TIM H EiW b TUCK Tiade is dull and quotations are nominal. Tin plate is quoted, ior 1C, 1 'iH, charcoal, nrst ouallt7, at f 12 00 IX, ditto, at 815 00: 1C, lixi roofing Un, 811 50; IC, 20x2d rooting tin, 823 00. Braes kettle, 4to. Nc. 27 iron B, 5c; No. 27, smooth iron, 6e. Mooreheod's galvanized on, 20 percent, discount from new list. Zinc, per sheet, lOXc ; per caafc, 10c, Pig tin, Ktrait's, üOe. Wire Bright and annealed ö0 per cent discount from list rriccs; lacquered 20 per cant discount. Solder, tinner's 18c. Copper feheeticg, 14 to 13 os., S5c; planished, 11 to 16 oz.. 40o; bolt copper, S5c; bottom?, Kc. Iad Pig, 8Kc; bar, 8c Antimony, lc ; Babbit metl, IZCxS WHISKY irre3ular; nominally 81 C7. WOOLi Market steady, quoted at,fbrpjiwsshfd. S3c; Ceeco trashed, Wc; tab wcAhod and picked, M'Jto. WOOül'N WARE-No.ltubeperdos,r039 30;No. i ditto, 5S8 50; No. 3 ditto, 7(0,7 50; No. 1 Chums, common, per dozen, 810 5.); No. 2 ditto, 89 50; No 3 ditto, $S 50: No. 1 codar churns orass bound, 82l;4'22; No. 2 ditto, JJlKS jy.l; No. 1 nph churns, 81S; No. 2 ditto, 818; No. 3 ditto, 814: etave half bushel measurea, $ö 50 ; hoop iron bound ditto, Jd 107; keslers, five Incest, 92 25; mep.l Meves, 11-10, 51 752; ditto 1?, 8100(02 23; O G burets two hoop, 81 90(2 U); ditto three hoop fc:"(B40. WINDOW GLASS- sinsie Strength. 2t; J Qual. 1st W Uftl 8x8 to 8x10... 87 75 875 11 00 13 00 exli to loxU..., a 00 l)Xl6to 12x18.... l.'x:30 to Discount tD and 5 per cent, off above. IN DANA POLLS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, Monday, March 1. TI19 ofleringä to-day wero lather light, and really less than the demand. One hundred and forty head of cattle were put upon the market, of fair quality, and all were sold at prices iully up to Thursday's quotations. Good, smooth, 1,100 to 1,500 ehipplng ßleew W CO $5 75 Prime butchers' cattle 4 2d(43 00 3 bö it 00 2 ö(i IV 2 0D,i2 75 2 7Ö&4 00 Good ...... 1 at r...!,.!!......! n,... I, 111,. ..11. 1 Bulls aud thin cattle.... Stock cattlo........... There were no sheep offered, but good ones would sell at fair prices. There is no longer any local demand for hogs, except In a small way from butchers. Klngan & Co. closed their houno for t wo or t hree months on Saturday last. There is, however, a very good shipping demand, and at about the same pi ices previously ruling, i 2534 75. MON12T, KTXXJKM, LTÜ. Nxt Tons:, March 1, Money, 2$3 per cent. .Kterllce exchanse ias qalet at 54 forCO days and 84 t8 for sight. Gold dull, openlsg at Ul?4, and closing at lllJiCarry leg rates ranged from 1 to S per cent. Treasury ambnruemenU, 9M2.C03 Interest and in redemption bonds. Custom receipt, t53l.tHW." aeartnts. 8Xr.ll5.t!00. Imports of specie for the wk, 81,014i"l. Governments Arm. Ktate bonds were dull. Railroad bonds advancing. The tock market was active during tbe day, closing buovant at an advance of 2?4 iu Pacific Mall. in "Western Union, 1J in Union Pacific, :.r i .- i. ... Paul of V'i from the lowest pol nt oi i the day, and arise of 'iHln therust of the list The total Hales of stocks to-day were 22S.O0O shares, of which lCO.Cn o were Pacific Mail, 41,400 Western Union, 87,400 Union Pacific 3800 Northwestern, 21.C0O Lake Shore, 9aoo fct. Paul, 8,100 Wabash, 6,4uO IMe, 5,400 North western preferred, 4.UMOhiotf, 1,700 Bock Island and 1,400 Ht. Paul preferred. GX3KBAL STOCKS. Tu st WotTh'riFrt. Bat,)Mon Can ton. CO 84 73 62 W. U. Telegraphs Qclckilvtr..Adams Express.. Wells A Fargo Ex. American Ex. 731 72 734 7lt4 bS i ioiv: ldi 64 101 K5 55I HV4 H.H. Ki 4J4 ltiW Piwrifto Mail33 loik N. Y. CentraL. 101 101k, 1TM , Erie Fjle, preterreiI Ian era Hprlcm, p'f d M!cbin Cenfral. llttsburg. N or t h w est era . N 'tli weet'n prel Rock IslancfM 4i 128 125 73 4o 12 125 72 42i 5.",, lW.-k 43 twf mm y 123 1) 71 lij 71 IVA 9H VOvi 42 Mi 10;i mi 63 It '3 V4 Ilui N.J. Central.. Kt. Pri.nl ltlMi Bt.Pacl iref, f.4V sit64 61H i1 to e t5 ICS f Wal-as h pref.. Fort WaTue... 1 18 7 2? 101 105 2 13 I vs 7 25 lf-K ICöS 2. blt it5 Terre Haute.... Tene Hauto pre!. CblocgoÄ AlUn. C A A. preferred -Ohio A r.llsfetasl'pl. Oef Oe Ä CLi C K A Q Lake Bhore...... Indiana Central. Hl!noi3 CentraL U. Pacific stocks.. C. Paciio bonds U. PaLCc bends. Ld.Ä Ltkawana. A. A T. Toieraph' lilt IUI t5Vv K'4H 7o';v J.tJ 25 4 104' 734 6 ir i.i V8 IUI ,1, toy,, 72Te Wis 4 1CI 100 yA 110 I. 7 uo nut

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T1. Bat.: &oa Misofxsrtfl. ti V 80 SO 25 12 Old Tenn 99 t5 32 82 25 11 New Tennessees.. New Virginias. Old Vlrarlnlas 67 63 31 30 25 12 Old N. Carolinas.... New N. Carolin as. "The purchasing prices for Uovernment bonus In Indianapolis vary from tae New York onotaUoaa " 31 er oeut MARKETS BT TELEUKAFH. NEW YORK, .March 1-Flour-Is firmer and in fair demand : receipts, 15SO0 bsrrels ; pales made rf superfine Western and state at 94 iCa4 75; common to good extra do at 4 tod 90; gxtl to choice at 84 955 30; common to good white wheat Western extra at 55 ao9'J CO; oom-nort to good ectra Ohio at ?4 7.j?t, j; common to choice St. Louis at 51 75( CO. Itye flour is unchanged; sale were made ol fresh at $100 C5 10. Com meal Is more active: sales were made of ves;ern at 93 n$4 Wheat Ulc better and iu moderate demand; receipts 21.000 bushels; sales were mode of No. 1 Chicago sprint: at 81 lfc'31 19; No. 3 Chicago sprins t itil t-B; No. 2 Chicago spring at 81 UJHl 12: No. 2 Minnesota at Jllo.tl 12; No. 2 Milwaukee at SI 111 13,'J: No. 2 Northwestern atfl 13il 12No. 2 Iowa, 51 W;nngraled Iowa and Minn&soia sprlug at !0j1 18; winter red Weotern at 81 13 (1 !; amber Western at 81 2S -si 2?; white Western at 912331 SS. Rye-Market is oulet; sales were mcde at 1595c Barley Is ht-avy; sales were made of Canada West at fl bU. uariey mait ine market is heavy; sales were made of Western at 81 20 ; No. 6 rowed Ktate at 81 .. Corn rirm and lu fair demand; receipt 54,000 bushels: sales made of Western mixed Et SHdCHc; white Western at S3,Sc; new hlz mixea anu yeiiow western at 64?lVic. Oata viuiet and firm; receipts 13,'iCO oushels: sales won, luwiB vi mixeu western at evaofc: wniie mixed vrestern at t8;iic Hay Is quiet; sales made of shipping at tS75c Hops -ruouuu buu uuiuinsi ; tue were rnaae cr new Western at 35d4öc; 1Ü74 at 38 Vic: 1873 at 15iic; 1S72 at 12315c. Coffee Is easier; sales were made A J. v Kwa uo l i;vi8'3 gold, "near Dull and nnsettlel; sales were roac nf tairto good reflnln:,7(-5"6: prime, tc: refined firm at WO10K: ceDttitugal at gtyfii good to lair Muscovado, 7H:i-c Molasses .Sales made of ew urtea is at W(?,ii5c; foreign grades are dull; sales were made of Cienfugos at 61 -3: xuiMj i.iM I. -i i ix-; common tat at 40c. Rice la unchanged; sales were made of Kangoon atOHS; Carolina at 7 a74ic. itosin teaay; salv were made of strained at 82 10 i J 15. Turpentine The market is steady; saies wer uuwa oi spirits at 002. reiroieum rinu and unsettled ;salfcs were madeol refined at 14ii wicruae, ;-?iso iggs irregular; sales maae oi western at oa)c. Port Is firmer; sales ware made of new mesa at 819 2; prime at 518. Beef Is quiet ; sales were made of plain mws at t:3 50; extra do at 91I4312; beef uams at 21322. Cnt meals Market U quiet; aaläs wero made of pickled shoulders at 7c; dry salted shouiders 7c; pick led bellies at He: rib belly at lie: ciear belly at He".; pickled hams at 10? i zuije. Middles Are steady: sales made of Western long clear at lOXlovc; short clear lojgiOj. Lard is firmer ; sales were made of prime steam at IS-I60. Bntter 1 heavy; snles were made of Weeu-rn at lö(24c. Cheese Firm ; sales were made of common to prime WeEtern at 1031?!c. Whisky Is nominal ; sales wcte made at 1 051 07. Clover seedis dull; ba'cs were made of prime Western at 910 oviO 75. CH1CAUO. March 1. Flour-The demand is fair at full prices; Hales were made of supernne spring at 9i 12j: extra su per fine spniij at SI lu( 4 ix). Wheat The market is advanced and prices are firm ; sales wer made of No 1 Chicago spring at 8iMaÖle; No 2 Chicago spring at Vile lor spot or seller March; t-so for seller April ; Vi1' for seUer May; Sc for heller June: No 4 Chicago spring at SftSe; rejected at 7tc. Corn il:e market 1 advanced; sales were made ear corn at t2tuc. oats lhe market is ad. vsnced; ml es were made of No 2 at fUlja for snot; 6, for 6eller April; b&;& for keller Aiay, Kj-e Tre rnuiitet is riiiii; sales were made of No 2 at WS.aSJc. Barley The market is Htkdy ; S4lcs;wore made of Ko 2 at 11 12. Timothy seed The mnritet Is weak ; sales were made at !2 3U32 b'J. Clover ie-d Hals were made att'0 2j 4 j. Dressed liogs The market is firmer; sate were made of light weights at 17 70; heavy at !S Pork lhe marset is firm: Pales were made at 818 50 for snot: 818 52BlS63 for seller April; $l8fc2S'älSbötorellerMay. Lard The demand is good at full prices: Kales were mpde at 813 3U for rot or seller March; $13 52313 . lor seller April: 813 75 lor sei. er May. Whisky yales were made at 51 0j. Iteceipts Flour, 0,'XiO barrels; wheat, 42,000 bushels; corn, 6?,0,m buchels; oat?, 21,'iCO bushels; rye, 2,W bushels: barley, 8,000 bushels; malt, none, fchlpuient Flour, 4.000 bant la; wheat, 24,0uü bushels; corn, 11J0 bushels; oats, H,0G0 bushels; barley, 7to bubhels; malt, 7,tXH) bushels. On the call board this afternoon wheat closed unchanged. Corn Is unchanged. Oats Unchanged. Pork The market la Armor; sales were made at S18 iT'-il ;U for Her March; 818 57S8 10 for seller April, Lard The marcet is firmer; tales weie made at 113 for seller March. BALTIMORE, March 1. Flour Tho market Is rirm and prices are steady ; tales were made of extra superfine Weslern at 81 00&125; extra fine Western at 84 62) i 75; extra superfine Western family at 85 CO a 6 23. Wheat The loaikei Is firmer; sales were made of Not amber Western at 81 201 21: No 2 amber Western at tl 1S(H 19; No 3 amber Western at tl 14; No l red WcKiern at 9118; No 2 red Western at 91 1'1 17; No 3 red Western at XI 12t$l 13; No 1 red Pennsylvania at 81 19l 20- Corn The market is tlrraiir; sales were made of mixed Western at 79jc. Oats Tho market is steady: sales were made ol white Western at fcSe; mixed Western at t(ii. liye l he market is dull ; hales were made at fl tuttl 05- Hay The market is dull: sales were made of Pennsylvania aud Maryland at 81S 0CJi2l CO. Provl-sioni. The market In firmer. Mess Pork Tho market is unchanged; Mies were made at fcl9 uuj.1 öo. Bulk meat Jhe market li firm; sales were made of bulk tJioulders t 7c; clear rlbsides at lu1;. Bacon The market lit firm ; Kales were made of shouldera at k'V'iic ; clear rib sides at llwi lc. Hams .Sales weie made of sugar-cured hams at Mlöc. nrd The market is dull; hales were made at Italic, lor steam end refined. Lütter The market is dull; Kales were made of good to choice Western tub at 22jh2Hc; Rood to choice Wetderi? rolls at 22428c. Petroleum Tbe market is quiet ; sales were mtde at ')tra,lic for crude and renne!. Cofföe The market is quiet ; sales were made of ordinary to prime Rio cargoes st HS!i& l-'-4c. WhiEky The market Is firm; saies were made at 91 10(31 11. BT. LOUIS. March I. Cotton The market for medium crades ia higher; sales were made of good to ordinary at 14ho; low middling at loc; middling at 16?ic. Flour There Is a good demand for low and medium grades; sales were made of superfine winter at 84 lö4 k0; extra do at 84 2.54 40. Wheat 'lite demand is light and prices are held firm : sales were made oi Nd. 2 red winter at 81 051 08; No. 3 do at 81 Vi. Corn The market U urmer for track lot; ksJ were made of fo. 2 at M&tJöc, according to location. Oats Tbe market is unchanged; sales were made of No. 2 at 5t; G57c. Barley The market W quiet and mere is little doiug; Kales were made of No. 3 at 51 15. Rye Haies were mnle ft 81 Wal 04. Whisky The market is rlrm;.sa!ea were made at 81 IS', gener,l;y h.ld at 9110. iiesj l rk The market U rUmer; sales wero made at $18 75. Dry salt meats und bacon The market Is firm acd theie is only unorder and Jobbing trade. Lard sales were made ar i:i lh. Hoes The market is firm and demand good for best grades; sales were made of Yorkers at 85 70 ; packers at oiXQ extra at 97 50. Cattle The market Is firm a nd best grades are wanted; sales were made of good native steers at 5 60g5 eo; fair do at 85 355 äü; fair na tive stocke'S at 84 2:ttl M; common native steers at S3 75aa4 25. Receipts ylour, 7.0UU barrels ; whee.t, 21,000 busnels; corn, 41.U0 bushels ; oats, 17,000 buKhels; rye, 2,000 bushels: barley, 1.U.0 bushels; ho, 725 bead; cattle. 715 head. MILWAUKEE. March 1. nonr Tlie market unchanged. Wheat The market is firm; sains were m ule of No l Jtuiwaukee nab at ;,c; No 2 Milwaukee Club at 8;4c; seller '.April at &c; (teller .May st ito. Oats The market is dull and pricfe are lower; .las were made of No 2 spring at 62Jc : seller Ma- cii at 55,'4c. Corn The market w uncnanecu: Rates were maueor o at 6 'o. Rye The market Is firm : sales were made of No 1 at. 81 Ol.! 2. llarley The market is demoraiiz'd ard "prices are nominal; sales were madeef No 2 fresh at 81 11 cash: seller March at 81 10; No 8 uprmg In store at SI CO. Pro visionsThe market is stronger and prices are quiet. Mes pork Sales were made at 818 V0(J 1$ 25, earn: sewer Aptu at ?i wais w; prime mess at 313 Wfvb2o; extra prima isess st in to QI3 2. Hams Sslf s were made of sweet-pickled hams at It H'illo. Dry salted meats The marKet is tirm; tales were made of shoulders at iA4Q Cj;c, all loose; middles at feXülXc, all loose ;

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box'i? .meat higher. Prime Lard-The Saireil,"3:.flr,n made of prime steam at UXQHS-.yc; ketUe at I-iatl4c. Live Horb ?T!Tfcrt l 8 257 UÜ. DrMed Hogs iVaV? r. i. ,norninai; sain were made at Sm -Äi-F0?ptf-noBr' rrl: wheat. 34 00 buhels. ShipmentsbuhU brrfcl: wheaU 7u) boehels: oats, 3,000 CINCINNATI. March L-Cottoa-The market is qnlet: sales were made at like. Floor The market Is dull and unchanged. WheatTrie market is doll and unchanged; aales or irVKS.? tl07l W. Ooro-eales made at556c. Oata-The market la steady; sales F 69(3. Kye-saies were made HAriey-rne market is uncharged, ou The market Is unchanged. Ears The Sf,r.ket teady: Mies were madeat 2fe. Butter-Tlie market is dnU and unchanged: Cheeae-Tlie market la steady. Clover seed The market la dull and unchanged ; aales were made at fll 50. Provislona-The demand is fair, and prices lower. Pork Tbe market is unchanged; sales were made at 81. Lard Bteam, tit So bid; kettle at 14c. Kmc Shoulder, 86,0 ppot sales; 87 25 for buver May: clear rib, 89 7a for spot sales: 10 75 for buyer May; clear. 810 12. Bacon-The market U unchanged. Wbl.k-y-Sai were made at 81 7. i1,enr.kct 18 qulet aBd firm; corQ w W 411.36 80; fair to medium at 87A7 15: xd to choice at 87 2.A7 50. IleceipU-JJti head. Hhipments 355 head. IiI.!IiIiELPniA March l.-Flonr-Tbe market Is stead v: aalM .

on1 f1MH... tj v. n iSiUUMO .'ii'iuciuia exra extra Sjxuomana ; aale wre mad at src for yeHow Western ilx( nt T.)c. ost-Th.. rlfJrZi.?,' qn'.et ; asles were.malo of white st e74c. ProtctsVii ',f JmPO' k; mokl ham. Ht 2' ffll3Jj,c: picklei hams atat lie; Kabed'shc-.-dera etroleum-The roarkeij-is firm: salesere made of refined at i4,'-a 41 c crn-a atDKc Whisky-Held attl tlovf-f "edSjarce; eaW were made at 811 .:! I 74 for Hentern. Timolhvand V. a -r k.. I r :!. ',' . . ea changed. LOUISVILLE, March l.-Cotton-The market is firm; sales made at l.V.. Flour and Wheat ket Ts sÄv1. l",03. Corn-The rnwl marke f is rb-'m. mSCle at mc' "-The KyÄes aWl lS lIa-The Market Po?kgeÄleirtVl?lOI1 7 The makefVs 'firln ITira Sales were rnnH r v,,v. .. HUlk .Meats Salra wr. .,1. ... . 1 ..u .-J at 737J gc; clear ribs at lOlt.'ic; clear at iv'ic Iiacon-8Hles made of should at 'Jc: clear wire rn J; at Lard-Sale, were made ot prime steam at HfixUXc LCit aaVcVCi ke?,al "l"ky-Sales we J rOLEDO, March l.-Flcur-The market la unchanged. Wheat-The rosrket Is dull; sale, wen, made of No. 2 white Wabash at ll ryt? 1? 7hi,e Mr-an at Si I : amber Miehlen ?i ilv7; eiJef March at 91 07; eher May at fi3;.' 2 red ai ll,07' rii-Tho market to firm jMles were made of high mixed at s'-;e: fc" att- Oftt-Tbe prices are a sha4de hlght-r : sales were made of No. a at 57' ie- Michlf ?a?Ä;, "r fct W c:-OTer d-fraies were tt M1 Ki0- u I)rtssea hots-fl(s pere made whl; K'ZVeVr RoeeP-noar. loobairels; t$K?? brL'iel: ru- '.' bushels; oauC 5 iiK i Pwenu-Klour. none; wheat, i,W bbohel ; coi n, none ; oats. 3,000 bushels. CLEVELAND, March 1. -Wheat-The marke I8. sjead "nd prices are unchanged ; sales were tLC'. l?;J- re,, winter at tl 11; No. 2 reA winter is held at 11 t-4. tom-The market Is steady and pric are unchanged; sales wee made of high mixed-sholled at J l72e: low mixed .tc; cars on track at 67rttf. Oats The market u firm and prices are uuchangwl; wiles were made of whits Western at tcJc; No i state at tile; No. 2 .Uleat fSc. IVtrolcnm The market U Meady; soles were made ft standard white in car lots fct ll1; Ohio Male test at 12X?; in email way Jo! ljjj0 higher. ItccelptsWheat, bushels ; coi n. 4.ViV biiEhels; oats, 1,900 but-hebu PITTHECRH, March 1. Wheat The market is quiet end price are unchanged; sales were made of Pennsylvania and Ohio red atfllij 1 18; white at 81 Pvgl 2u. Kar corn The demand Is steidy; rales were made at T-xuTTe; shelled, 70g?.'c, for wfc ite and mixed; 7.3 &74c lor yellow. Petroleum The market is quiet; sales were made oi crude at 1 CO at Parkers landinj; rcilaed at IFc, PaUade'phia dell cry. CHJCACO LIVE UTOCK MARKET. CmcAoo, March 1 Cattlt The receipts sl.nce Saturday were 2,-W hoad ; the market, was qniet.witb s:-.te at tf.lai i.: ehlcfly atS3 75-( 4 2i f.r stock; Si 5.t.(l jj or h u tellers, and M "5J 5 ? for common to good hhipping; Khitiments. I.t-Sj heail Hot;s The fresh receipts were 7.0C0 bead; the market wai faiily active and t rioi a worn firm. Halts ranginj tt !S i-nT M, the latter for only 1 bunch of f.iiicy iradir.ir: ;ales we.-e chletly at 50 tiüfai ; slu'mut ntfc, 4,tK bead. SH2EJ' The receipts to-day were 00 herul; there was a fait shipping demand at full prices. we rsugo oe lüg aiifti. NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. Ns7 ork, Mfireh 1. Drr Goods Eutlnea ruled very quiet to-day, owing to the stormy weather; cotton goods aresteaay and prices are unchanged : brown sheetintrs, denims and eoraet Jeans are c!osely sold up to the receipt: prlMts are qniet and steady ; ginghams are in good demand and araree: dress goods are more slow: btt flan's sprins shaa'ls opened to-day. Moffat's Lifo Pills! Uofiat's Picenix Bitters ! ! Page's Climax Salvo ! ! ! e form a complete Family Medicine Chett, aid hare rnrcd more diseases, and bare dose store rood for fcuminitr, than anjotlieriaeüicineeTcr offered te tio people. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS are purely Vegetable. They act ea the Liter, opesiaff the dcets, sad mtorin the body U per. fret health, and may be relied ea te rare Senoas aad hick Headache, toktlveae, Dyspepftla. Indirentios, Jaandire, Liver and MUom leniilciats teld. Senivr. General MeakBe68. ! r irue. 4s MOFFAT'S I'iKEMX IUTTEKS ft rorrcci ine serreiioaa or lh Moni ach, aad are a re care for Dyspepsia, 5erTnosaeNK, M.-eph-,. aes, lenule Coroplslnt. Hraknes Iebility,f. 7 PAGES CUMAX SALVE IsarompeandofAralra with maay thareitraet and balMams. He warrant It to eure Sref als cd Kalt lrheurn. Fever Sores, Pilei, Front tite. ( hilblaias, Corns, Inflsmination of the Lyes, Ilrnkra re4fil4,SoreXlpple,('nts, Braises, EaTns.scal.i and all Cataaeons Diiteanea, en naa er beast. .It allays inflammatkia, sabdaes all pals, and hesla wilitoat a srar. It i north its weicht in cold te rirrj isoiiiy, aaa unoaia aiwajs beea bard. CS 3-TSold bj Drmjista eTeryn licre J. P. MILLS, Sols rroprieUr, Se Lilierty street, aew Tork. 1776. U. S. CENTENNIAL. 1876. A LOCAL AUtNT AND KÜBSCRIPTIONHO1 lei tor wanted in every county, elty and town, in the United Utes for the CENTENNIAL, JOURNAL A PAFKB I)EVOTX KXCLUH VELY TO THE I ITTER -KSK OK THK GRKAT CEJTESNUL XXUIutiox or ist 4. Premiums given are finely executed llthofrraphsof the Five Immense lluildloirs with fall description of each ; size of each lithograph 21x 27; they are cotten op in the highest style of art, and as Match Pictures (Riving some idea of tbe great magnitude of lhe comiug exposition,) will be an ornament to any home in the country. Terms to agent f 15 per week, and 40 e nta per name added, work for tbo next 1 month. Address with return stamp, K. DAVIS, 521 Chestnut Bt.. Philadelphia, Pa. tyFor specimen Journal, prospectus, et, enclose 15 cents. IMIIIXIEID PAIÜTTS. THE FAEMEB'S FEIEND. CLEVELAND CHEMICAL PAINTS, mixed from pure white led,rIao and linseed oil, ready for use. Th purest paiots In tbe market, gond ldy and Cue Onlh. Flit np In any desired quantity, and sent V . 1). byexp-ms. For ata pie colors address 1. KKYNÜLDS, Agent, iU North Delaware fctreet, Indianapolis,.' IJIS I'RAYLD SHEET Taken r p by the r.ujerj slzued, living tix miles north Wftot luriaup li, ou Ctearmont and Kale Cre'.-k pike, about the middle ot December, loursUeep; two or the sheep have bite out of left rr.t and Ffü Ownw can hsve the patue fcy pajiaz cUarea. fJUAKLrJES DlCKIillSON. 6

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