Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1875 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY. MARCH 0 1875

A. C AED Trad Palace, Oct. 7. To tha Country Readers: We respectfully ask your immediate attention to the bestselectad took of Dry Goods, notions and MWinory ever brought to ihi3 city. By giving our individual attention to buying in New York, we have secured a line of Silks. Black Goods Dress Goods. Dometics, Woolens. Flannels, Shawls, Table Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at such rates ana on such terms as enables us to rfrr the lowest nrices known

si nee 1S8 2. Our prices are alike to el!, ana urangers as wen s uuierti will find at no other houss more attractive goods or lower prices. Xj. S. AYBE3 & CO., TKADE PAL.ACK. WANTED! 300,000 MORE SOLDIERS TO APPLY FOR Bounties, Pensions and Back Fay ! NEW BOUNTY LAWS, Alraest every soldier or hi heirs entitled to more bounty under the new law equalizing bounties, üb charge ever made nor lee asked unlesa successful in collecting your ciaun. cenu two siamos tor circulars civl eg full Instructions Low to apply. All claims entrusted to ray care will receive prompt and efflcientattentlon. renfclons and bactt pay collected where due. Write lull particulars, giving dates of enlistment, muster, and discharge, and name of company ar.d regiment. Address XA.TIIAX W.FIIZOEBALD, Martindale Block, Indianapolis. SNYDER FOR MINISTERS ! The Tev.Dr.Talraope, In hi excellent paper. The Christ Un at Work, Fays: "Hundreds of pa tors take Monday tor the vMlitlon of the nek. that is the poorest d:y of the week for such ministry, tor a sympathetic man such voik i overmasterina. He comes back from LU MonJav ranl amous the sick, bringing with him part of all their ai'me :ts, f:?menls of neuralgia, rheumatism, fever, and consumption, riuch a Monday depletes bU nervous eaerte more thn the prpcedicg fc-abbath." Tli,-e Is a sovereign remedv for tr.is Monday tiep:etio. KNYhhll'S KlXXEti COitDIAL. is pr. ; sely what every minister wants to preserve his Etrvou energy, end eotindy remove ncrvoiu prostration and debility. In addition to this relief to ministers, nyder's Celebrated liitt-r Cordial will afford them sound digestion, a na ural appetite, and fit them for visiting the hick. n Monday ts well as on any other day. I t Dr. Talmaee and all other equally active ministers try soyde 's Cordial, they will end it the be4t tonic in trie land, and tne most certain medielue In troubles ari&lnz from tne stomach. towels, liver and kidneys. Ail druggists sell it for one do'.lai per bott le. Principal depot, No. K.7 sansom street, imiaaeipnia. BHIDELER, SNYDER & CO., General Agents, 68 East Market St., Indianapolis. FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENEIk.VL MARKET REVIEW. THE LOCAL MONET MARKET There is but little to note that 13 new or of special interest. The amount of loana ble funds on the market is ample for every requirement, whether on lorir, or t-hort time, on commercial pa;xr or real estate, New York exchange is steady and firm, Merchants are in so sound a condition cen erally, and po well supplied Irom their own collections that they are asking but com paratively little accommodations at the banks. ESTIMATE OF BUTTER CONSUMPTION. At the recent butter and egg convention held at Chicago, the committee on statistics presented the following estimates, which are both novel and instructive: As matters of special interest to the mem b?rs of this association interested in the profincaon or sale or uuuer, i beg leave to sub mit to you pome items of statistical infor mation bearing upon these products, which were recently compiled and put forth by the lintter and Cheese .Lxchangs ot New lork The production of butter in the United States is difficult to estimate. The lncomniete fizures furnished bv the census renort aCord but a faint idea of the magnitude of this production, ana we nave, therefore, nothing but estimates to guide us. The fol lowing estimates were prepared bv a mer chant cf long experience in the butter trade, and is one that close observation has veritied. and is entitled to confidence. This estimate ia made upon the basis, that of our population: Five million consume one pound each per waek. Ten million consume three-quarters of a round eacn per week. Ten million consume one-half pound each P9r week. Ten million consume one-quarler pound eacn per week. At thi3 rate 35,000,000 people would con eume 1.040,000,000 pounds per annum for table use alone, and it is estimated that one third more may be added for culinary pur poses, making a total home consumption of about 1,M7,000,000, or, Bay, two-thirds of a pound weekly for every one ol our popula tioa. The exports from Canada and the United States (we include Canada for the reason that butter exported direct from that couolry is the same in i:s influences upon our riarkoU as thouj;h it came here this ticg its natural outlet, the exports of American butter, therefore, are about 15,000,6.00 pounds, makina: an annual protlad acradited to tne united states ot 1.402,C0CX)0, which, at an average value of 20 cents j er pound ana mat is not a high average ,rice for the last few years realizes f42Q00,000. 1 1 is stated by a gentleman of acknowledged authority in dairy natters, toat tun product consumes the mnk uf over .54 r-rceut. or the milch cows in the United kSU?-ea, which is estimated to be 13 000 000. ' Of the quality f Western butter.it mav I o said that the ia J uniformity of grad tl aneven of state,. There are a few croamriea in the Vrtc that send butter to the New York markfcl "which an be sold on a lbvel with rate, but the amount Coming to our market is so smail that we have found jt n'.-cessarv to quote it septrate.y. W bat is chielly designated as.' " Western Extra," ranges from 3 to- 5 cents Velow this creamy butter; and "Firsts," which: form a large proportion, but not the bulk, of the Western crop that finds Its way Eat, are nearly alwavs 5S3 lower. .The average quality of Western butter has been v.'Jry much improveJ durins; the past few yea, ni to whai extent it is 'possible to stiL J

further raise its standard Is aqueston for the

dairymen ot the Oreat west to answer, ana one which deserves their earnest and constant attention. We would recommend the adoption, so far as possible, of the pastern creamery and dairy systems as against the factory system, and would also suggest that measures betaken to secure f jm the railroad companies better facilities lor the transportation of diirv products from the West. In a recent letter to the lion. Frank Iireford. member of ongress, from West Vlrpinia, who had asked for statistical information nnon tne dairvinz interest, the presiriant nfthn butter and cheese exchange of New York 8U25ti the formation of a na tional bureau ot statistics, which shall give complete and trustworthy statistics of these and all ottjfr agricultural products, lie call attentiou to the uselessness of the TTnitA:! states cansus reports : and. as all of us must have experlencv J the neod of more correct and authoritative statistics bearing noon tho azrlcultural interests. 1st us hop that th-3 sucetions to which I have alluded mav meet wi:h some consideration from the authorities ai Washlnou. James Anderson, Ca airman committee- on statistics. REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS Monday Evxicixq, Manch 8. WEKKLY REVIEW. The weather has again been the disturbing ele ment in business calculations, and the week baa been characterized by a dullness In trade circles not anticipated a weelt ago. We are again more favored than our nelchbors as regards the weather, since tha snow fall, west, north and east of us, has been much heavier than here, with the effect to Impede business generally. Taking the trade of tho week as referring to tne street markets, ana n is sue to sy iubi tue ux K'eeate of transactions is' some larzer than for . . 1 . tn.il i .. Iii wees prewuiuif. n uno uicio m confidence that the HKrlns Is to be. an unusually busy and proa table one to merchants, there is as yet no proper realization that the good time has come. ON 'CHANGE, At the Hoard of Trade the tracing la grain has been In a comparatively small way. The prln clpal Interest centers in corn, for which the prices have been firmly maintained, and even advanced to the extent of Ji cent per bushel. Buyers insist that they can not afford to pay so much and yet they continue to receive orders and to iv the prices demanded by the holders There have been but few transactions in wheat or oats, lor which prices have be.en flrta with a leudency to advance on Wednesday and Thursday. Tue trade in Beeds Las been principally in a retail way, and quota-ions tor rouni lots are lower. Flour is in limited request and millers are indifferent as to running, only two or three runniogon full time. The provision market has developed no special feature so far as spot meats aie concerned. There have been an abundance of ordtrs on the market every day, audstutf has been found to fill a fare share of them. Options in both pork and lard are Vi to 'M cents' lower than at the opening on Monday, and tbedecliue appears to be pretty well established. t ON THE STB E CT. The grocery trade has been very quiet during the entire we?k. Coffee has Leeu quoted dull throughout and a further concession of yjc per lb. on Rio is quoted in the Eastern markets. It is believed to be ou a substantial footing now and lndepeudeutof any Influence save that of supply und de:nand. hilars have boea quoted firm ; an aavance was nottd of la early in the week. Tobaccos liave been dealt in moderately, and generally at the advacce of 4 cents per pound, although a .ew dealers chose to give their customers the benefit of the advance to the close of the week. Coal oil Is very firm and an a ivaoce of lo noted. The diug market has been very steady, with no occasion to change a quotation save as to alcohol, as made necessary by he action of congress. ihe tradein dry coods for the past week has shown but little activity. The Increased severity ol the weather tgether with the danger and uncertainty or raiiroau travel nave oeej me principal impediments in the way ol traffic. The number of country dealers cn the market was less than the week previous; their purchases, however, asxuTied t"e apiearance of spring bills. They no doubt feel that the time is near at hand when the wily granger who has devoted the winter to the reading of bills that failed to pass, and others which had better been killed in their infancy turns, with disgust from the political arena and gives attention to the duties of the coming spring time: when he hopes once more to take care of his own affairs and buy and sell as hlsown judgment dictates. Jobbersare now prepared lo serve their country friends with all the novelties of the season. Prints are opening In beantlfnl designs, mostly light grounds, with and without bauds. Among the leading maces Arnolds's, Merrimack's L'ocheco'd Pacific's and Ptabody's, are deserving of especial notice. Dress go?ds are selling freely mostly plain alpacas in brown and drab shades. Oingharas are in good demand with prices firm. The passing of tne new i a ritt' bill will have a tendency to stiffen prices of all classes of merchandise, and will enable manufacturers to maintain with llttlo dilliculty the present advance. The tradein salt fish is steadily improving, quotation remaining steady and unchanged. Prod ace has been In a quiescent state during the wfk, except as to eggs, the Bupply of which was te. porarily shortened by the severe cold. On Saturday the receipts were very large, and to-day a decline of two cents is noted, liutter und poultry are in fair supp;y, with an equivalent demand. A pleasant, almost sprlng-llko morning contributed unmistakably to a better feeling amoDg the mercbants,both on the street and on'Chanje, In all the houses there was a liberal sprinkling of customers unusually so for Monday. In all the street markets there ia perfect steadiness as to quotations, there belDg nothing whatever to note as new to-day. At the Board of Trade tiiere was considerable activity In the corn market, with liberal sales at previous prices. There was nothing reported in wheat or oats. The Hour trade Is dull and only two or three mills are running on full time. Heeds are moving freely at all the stores In a retail way. The dealing in provision Is not completed, nor hardly developed before the close of 'Change, so that we may speak advisedly In the general review for the day. It is considered, however. In lts;ap proprlate place below, and the sales reported to the close of the day. i o notations are given for the buying prices ol rrain and produce, and the selling prices for HOOT ana ower uiercuiuiuuM3.i DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE. KTIOXSS. KXC'PTS. . E EI FT '8. Bran, tons.. 10 40 72 6 613 l,7Üi lb I'M fc5 Barlev. bushels. 1.ÜH) I, If) Ü70 em 5.3,21.0 l,i"5 i) Coal and Coke. Cotton, bale Cattle, head... Corn meal, barrels Corn, bushels Cement, oris flour, Darrels... Hay, tons.. Hides, tons High wines bogs, head. 730 CS föi 3.5U0 'J) Horses, nead Iron, tons... Oil. barrels.. Oats, bushels. 7,a Logs, cars.., Lath, cars.. Larü. tierces. 1W loo 71,o"u l.W cao.a.ti Livuioer. Inti- . Merchandise, cars.., Provisions, pounds.. Rye, bnshels..... . ZU 2j0.0 4,40 L&K) Salt, barrels 7(J 13 70 175 Hheep, neod. Btaves, cars-.. 7 Bhingles, cars. Btone, cars... i 24 Sundries, cars.. 3ti 61 Tobacco, hhds. 21 1505 AO Wool. tons.. Wheat, basnets... Whisky, obis Total, cars ... 74 Corn. Oh is. 5,873 21,79 411 Kye. Is TOR March 8 At Elevator Corn .. . Wheat Wheat. iöil iteo'pt. ttnip'ts. 12,oW i,tl Oati. l.iSo Barley EltoOM; Co.ncaon. ff-o 50; medium, 52 76; extra, s; 003 L BülLDlriU MATERIAL use: lreipni ana Huntington, Stc; Pern, Xsj C Paul, per bnsnel. Hair, 4'Jc per bushel. Plaster: Michi gan, 13 25 ; Newark, 3 73, ire Ick, 3 to H per hundred. White sand, 14 per bamd. Cement SJ '25 per barrrl for LonTsvllle: 17 C tor Portland. Uli I UCKJLK The houses were pretty wen filled with customers this morning, and salesmen all busy. Prices are unchanged, but we note firmness In all seasonable goods. BATTiffG ordinary. loanc: mxiaunz, 10c; bent ttssne, lGe. comtoit prints, eso; sunaara lancy ao.oa

9Mo; standard fancy side band, KalOc.

ureas gooos atocks nuing up witn very nanasome styles. Cotton and wool flannels are quiet. rfaowT Düiluno Nashville, Ho; Pepperel. UHo; Htark, lio. Tioxino Omega S3 Inch, Sic : Amoeker.z A C. S5c; A, lo: Conestoga, 4-4 Medal, I80; H Medal iec:extra.K 18c: extra 4-4, 21o: Lewlstown S6 lncb.lj: ditto 32 Inch. 21o: ditto ) Inch, life Dlald.2v:o. HHIETISO BTKIP18 Americas, 6-3, 11c; S-3, 10c: Whlttenden Uo. 14c, and 15c: Union. 11. IS, and Papib Caxbeics Advanced. Common col ors. bic: hlzh colors. Slic. Panfra wartungton, ATacrlcan, FJchrcond, Oriental, Connetoga, Merrimac, tH i'jyi ; hprsguo's fsncy. 8c; Ureen stripes, lOo: Uarner pilnts, 8i 9c; lTreinant7ic; Standard Shirting prlntfl. via: Vlblon Bond colors. 0: l eabody suiting to; Wamset ta, 7c; Black and Mourning prints, 9c Cabit Chaijt White, SOc; colored, 333; cover.' ct. warn. tso. ti)U)V5 HHirrisas Vermont, ICc! 2xaanVillc, Juc; Middlevliie, 8Xc; idaho, Xc; New Albany. kMs; btark A kKs; Laurel D.. lOHc; Laurei lu, uv,c: Pari AHoc; Oranlte u., c; Bed ford It., 7c; Pepp 80; fepp. 0. 9c; Pepp H. 1021 I'epp ., 10!C. BuiACKiD an irnsQJ-Lcnsdale, 12.c ; Ilope, lx; tuaczslone. lie, Kascmontt, uc; HUl H, iOJio, 4-4. Via: Dwight Btar, ll4c; Vaughn XX dale, 17c; Young warrior, iay.o; Jabez Knigat, ioc; warusutta, I5ic: ew lork Mills, loc. Ubai BAua-Am(MiMK & McsLewlxtoa A, Uo: tstarlc, a 4c; Union, üc; Banner, ato ; Montranp, ÜIlUüSMarket steady and improving slowly as to activity; quotations unchanged. Absarcetiaa is auoted at Ia40c: alco hol at t-J 2)$2 3ö; alum, per pound, XJic; camphor, psr pound, 3j3-ec; coeni neai, per pound, bC9Uc; chloform, per pound, II li'(Al 2U; copperas, barrels, per pound, ajo; cream tartar, pure, 44e; lnÜI20, per pound, 91 U01 3o; licorice, Calab, per pound, genuine, ibQbtic; magneo'A, earn.. 2 01., nr pound, 8(1 .c ; morphine, P. & W per ounce ; ü 75 $(tkJ; Daadder. per pound, löälöo; oil. cas tor, lb nine, tJc; soap, cm tile, . rr I43I60; soda, bicarb, keys, per pound, B97ioi salts, epsom. per pound, 4;i5o; Bauff, Oirrett s, pack, per crccs, 17; snurt, Oarrett's, per cabe of 4 doeen, ldjhtüpuor, cour, per pound, 6(fto; saitpetro, per pound. 102jo: turpentine, 43(-tcc. rUfx Coal The demand bteady and the sup ply lully adequate. r.tbrfMJlte, per ton, 10 50: Braxa block, per bushel, 12 '4 toe; White River, lie; band creek. 12411c; Hjghiand grate, 12c: Hlgnland steam, no; rittsbarg, ihqoc; Braju nut, 11c: mtu steam, tc; Black, tc; Virginia cancl, tc; Indiana canne), .'.'.c. tKi-12 ,i13o : crushed, 15ia,16c. Wood Is quoted at 14 OK,ij. FISH Business li steudily Improving. We quote: Labrador herring, bbls, 310 00; half bbls.15 00; round roe, bdls, 8 uJ; half bbls, $150; "o. I lake herring, half bbls, tiv); quarters, S:ä:;kit4, fllJ;o. 1 pickerel, half buis, titj; quarters, fi 75; kits, 5.0 W; Xc. 1 whito ptr nalr Parrei at o.äiJO; quarter barrel, S3 10; ki, Sl Ri; faiiiily white, half bb!s, 33 60; quarters, 32 Yo; kits, 113; Cailtornlr siro-i, nelf barrtl, new TJ äo; ki;3. ti 7.i; Mackerel, new mess per barrgl, C2J; half ttiToi, 6(2 CjI cuartcr barrel, S3 5J; kits, Si 25; io. 1, bsif barrel, C7 ix&S .yJ; quarter barrrl, 81.C(1 0; kits, 51 iQ; 0. V, tili brirrel, tii 50c-7; quarter barrel, 3 J 50; k!ts, 51 j; Cxl fläh, b 5o,7c. Holland hcnlig, ir ke-j, 51 öJ; scaled herring Uic. Hail'oat. s:uokt,i. 14 c. Pre pi red oodfisii, byiz. Licaters, per box. CI S-3-42 00. KANCY UROCERIES AND FRUITS CAS2rEi Goods Steady. Tomatoes, a ibs, f 1 401 50; 3 lbs, CI ?Jit2 CO; Yarmouth corn. S oOxZ tö; Mountain biir-r, i2 l"rophy, 23; Baltimore do. ii w. icohes, Lk.it Dm, 2 lbs, ti aM2 ; 3 lbs, S 0; Western rf.ca.ott. 2 lbM, fci 25r.;2 35 ; 3 lbs, ij.u3 o'J: pie. t lbs, ti 0; 2 lbs, 31 75. Plackbcrrlas 1 tü'i tri. rttrawbc-rnr. 2 lbs. 32 VJs&2 (x). Rase be .-.äits. t-ioCi&lM. Wortleberries, 32 25'dii. 11a ie, is, oi.rvJ j. fcaixnon, no. fitL-rja 7.1; ... 1 lb.8Sdürt3 73. Foreign tRCiTs we quote: Coast oraneev, none in market; Borto Klco. 13 10. Valencia oranges, none In market ; Meslna oranges, clOOtoO. Lemons, prime Messina fcsUoO per box; datos lU:3l2cper pound; new raisins, layers ci ou; ixmaon layers Museale crown tl 00 double crown t-1 25. Valencia raisins LiViHo; HultaiiB, lelc; drum fls, new, l'SlHc; lasge layer figs, 18 .aWo; French pi unc-9. In boxes, very fine, 1413c citron, 40(?4oc ; ccrranw. 8iSi93: Turkish prunes, new, luftllc. üTS-eort sneuea aimonas qcotoa at üäVöc: filberts, 18c ; walnuts, French, He; .Naples, 17,y lec; Brand nuts, 12 4?; peanuts, a,v, s)Uc; n.ared 10 313c. uKUfl, rXUUU AJN1J FLLU ÜBAN, KH1PsruFFS. t-TC reed of all kinds is scarce and In active demand. Bran ana fchorts are quoted at 322; Uno feed z?Z. and middlings at 3 4 Flour The market is very dull. Sales were reported of 100 bbls extra, 3103; l'.O bbls fancy, p. t. cnoioc fancies are quotaa ai 10 vma tö. some sales being made at concessions; family at t-4 0 fcjA im: extra. 94 a; low graues at w ;ö4üi. ouotatlons lor corn, wheat ana oats show rriM free on board cars. In elevator It is 1 cent less. Cohn There was qnite an active demand to day at pile s fully sustained from last week, with a ralr list of transactions as loiiows; l car h. m f. o. b., CtiVc; b) cars corn, p. t.; 1.5 cars corn E.t.;4 cars ear, p. t. : 1 car ear, as lbs, tie; 5 cars m., f. o. b., 6sc; 10 cars mixed, f. 0. b., 63Kc; 10 cars do,iji ; 3 ears h. mf. o. b.,WJc : 1 car white, f. o. b.,to4c; 8 cars h. m , f. o. b., 0äc;6crs mixed, l.o.p., tec; 10 cars p. t., and Scars mixed, f, o. b., at CoXc. Low mixed. ((HGöMe: hten mixed 65!.;f5,Ct;2: ear, 6l for tiS pounds, or G2c for 7U pounds. oats -I here is out utile aomg. une sale reported of 1 car white, f. o. b , ttsy.c. Quoted at 66-3 lor mixed; ö(äG0o for No. 2 wfa itc KrK-But little doing. Quoted at 31 03. Barley Is quoted at 31 151 c pr oashei. Wheat Maiktt quiet. Tne sales reported were the Tollowlng options: 6.C0U bu Mav a: l.c ; 40,1'OU bu do, W Yfi. we quote: jno. -j itea wneax, n w&i in ele vator: amber, 31 0311-8; white, tluj jllu. HAY An ample supply oücrlng and mceiiug slow f ale. lioose is quoted at 22323 for choice timothy from wagons. Baled is quoted at 8.7 19 for tight, th ror 100V preoAea. on arrival. HOGS The market steady at quotations. There is a good shipping demand here at from fd to l 73 lor common to good; very choice, 17. HlOlas The following quotations are furnished exclusively for the (Sentinel by F. W. Baugber, dealer In h des. No. 40 fcouth Meridian street, Indianapolis: The market is steady and improving. Best city green hides cows, 6c; steers weighing t lbs orover,7Sc: best city veal skins, 13c; best city kip skin, 10c; green sailed, cured, ai 5si-; dry salted hides, (iic as Lo cure: dry flint 13 315c as to cure Urubby, bull and stag hides two-thirds price, tiheep skins are quoted at 60c to 81 according to quality. Tallow. 7V6;8c. Grease Brown at öVfcätic; yellow, 7,a7 Vc : white, 9a lOc. ÄOPS Are auoted at 25935c per pound IRON AJSD STEEL The quotations are given at Hat prices, as follows: liar iron is quoted at 82 6) to tl 8 j. Sheets rolled, 10 to 14, 4Jc; 15 to 20, 5.7c; 27, 5c; Charcoal, lio advance on above ratest. Other sices and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Hteel la quoted as follows: Sanderson's best English tool, 25c; American tool, 20c; spring steel, l2i Inch, lio; 1J Inch and over, He. mill pick shapes, auo. LEATHER Steady, unchanged. O.iS Elaughtered sole Is quoted at 4ti(4-rfc; 2ulIalo, X2 S7c; harness 33,ij40o; upper 2ö(ä30o per loot; French calf, fl 7")v42 23; Irencli kip, k'l nl 70: domestic ooir, i;-W,.l 5C; kip, fl lo-l : j; collar, per foot. 20c : bridle, Dtr dozen , Ibi aCO. LUMBER Quotations are strictly nominal as lhnre is but Utile doing. fiK 1 and 2 clear, per M. feet, 352 OCyöö 00 : j Flooring, dressed, tn 6o30 Oö: 8idinz. dressed. sis uitutt uu; btoca ooarus, ih wqjuw; common boards, Sid bO; BUI staff, to 18 ltt, 16 00; Bill stuff, over 1 feet, 817 Uka24 00; Heavy Umbers, 31 00 extra per M.; Hhcellng, fi3 oo; A sawed shingles, 33 754 00; No. I shingles, 33 00; Poplar shingles. 33 1: Lata, S3 00; Southern pine floor ing, a ressea. ia uxaou w. poplak Clear, W 00; common, IIS 00; Culls , 10 uu. ASH 1st and 2d. 3T? 50. Black Walsut The quotations ure buying prices for green and selling prices for dry lumber. 1st and 2d, dry tbb uo3"u uu ; 1st and 2d, green, Ii'i dt4o w; cuue, 11a ut;(t w. JNAILH Quoted, lud vu Cod at 83 50 per keg ana smaller numoers at me csuai aavance. OILS Market Is steady and firm for all kinds. P.aw linseed is sold at WaMe; boiled at 8 rtw ; lard oil, current extra, 31 10'cil 15; Is'o. 1, 90a H ; tanners oil, Htralt's beat, 60(i$tc; Banks' bett. 53 t.tK:. ;LcbrtvJ or, N.-yti5e; refilled coal oil, HXj Hziw, stsrcHia gHsoune lor imp, l-.;ij; headlfeht, üi'öcr lubncatirs End machinery oils. &jcc.SI 23. PRODUCJ-Tbe market steady. ß utt k r Choice country, .c; Common coun try, I63 18c EJos Are beginning to come more rapidly. and the market to-day Is weak at 'Zia. Fruit Oreen sppies, per bri, 3i aval 00; New York: apples, fJ aj'ji 75; Dried apples, 0 J6c ; Dried teaches. 6c; Cranberries, beet cultivated. per brl., 3i0 ii 00. Poultry Chickens, live, perdoz, 32 753. E0: Chickens. New York dressed, 7Sbc: full dressed 1 chickens, 33 0003 2?; Ducks, dressed, 32 75; Tur

ri o. t, per eai, ai oui do; ou, oercamoat, per

, opium per pound. I9 50J1Ü UU; aul-

, per ounce, 82 4J: balsam copaiba.

keys, per lb, live, 7c; do full dressed. 10311c: do New York dre&scd, Vc; Live geeee, per doi, $3 00 6 00. Veg eta blzs Potatoes dull, per bu, 5fl3Cc; Onions, silver skins and yellow, per tri, 34 00; Onions, red. per brl. Si 75. Beeswax, per lb, 2: c ; Beans, 31 5041 75 ; Eaking grease, 10 Lie: Feathers, per lb, prime live geese, iCc: OinseDg, 31 10; Rags, per lb., cotton, 2c. Hoxey Is In fair demand at Suo per pound tor choloe boxes ; for low grades, axiZ. PR0VISI0N3.-The market to-day has been very quiet with an Improving tendency to prices. The only sales were ÜJb t.cs siot lard at 13Vic.and 200 tea April at S13 27 J. M. Bulk shoulders tfi'd73; dear rib 0J43"JTf,c; clear sids, Joc Bacon Hams, 13(3 14c; dried boef Etl!:,;17c. Lard Prime steam held at ISSfäVAfc; kettle, 13 He. STAPLE GltO JElilES-CoFFrES-Market unchanged and dull. llciistiru grades of Rio are auoted at 21S.22c; sooi to fair a: 2 ms; prima at tso; choice to tancy, at SIxüks and Jiva at U it&c. Candles -Hotel, iiiic; eiar enndte are noted st iBax: coratooa pressed, l.kcjioKii. t ueese At 16jai7io for - line to cncioe factorr. Molasses axdS rRCPS New Orleans molasses la Bteady at tt&-tc and eyrupa at 6üo,$Sl for common to iancy. RiCE-Dealers quote at for Rangoon, and hifV for Carolina. Hcgars Very firm. We quote: New Orleans, 7439ic. Refilled Is quoted at lrioo for A, ly$3lo, for extra C, and Uli'nU tor hard; circle C, 10 A I0-io ; yellows, HtWVjC tnDA In DOXC3, 7H!)o;38; keg. HoAPS-Werk's Oirniaa la cuotodt7K37Kc; B&bbitfsat logins "Jrt ' hTARCH Deuiera quote at 35Jia per pound for pearu t?FrcEs-repier 13 quoted at CS33tJo; allfplce, ISaaJc: clovw; 6ü33öc; coasia, l'Jtsläc.

1 kas ataraet orra. Uunpowder la quoted at &5cl 50; Imperial 0-531 SO; liysoa Cigi 0; Oolong, 35c j 81: Ens at 31 il 70. HEED 3 Only a moderate business dointr. Flax seed Is quoted at Cli: clover at te 4.1,56 60: luiiMtuy n it ti u j; cinwce at uu. HTRA W SJella frca vt)uaat 84" 5035 per load or 30.115c per 103. TOO!. Axes. KamcM Datect. IS; rfltfr plain, 3i2 25. Mlshawaka silver Ktee!,3!. Cross connt fi-om list. TOBACCO The market Is quite active and firm at quotations. iviyai uem la qnotod ftt f)-9lc; Monitor Naw, 8..iic; baled tobacco. 45töc; brigbt navlei ana quar rs; amokinx Drands, UdSöj TALI3W In if 'r demand at 7irl7c. im t-mi Trade la dull and qnotatlons are norn.nal. Tin plate is quo:a, lor 1C, l'Ulf, charcia!, flrEt quality, at 313 00 IX, ilit to. at 515 00: IC, lix2a rooürz tin. Sltj'O; JC, atX'i'J rooSng tin, S3 00. Drzm kfrtlo, 4oc. IIo. 21 iron B, 0; No. 117, Fmcmtli iron, t;c. Mooreiicad'u s;al7anlsea on, 2J percent. dl3ccunt from new list. Zinc, per sheet, D.e: per ca.ik, loc, PI tin, strait's, : 'Jc. Wire Bright and nnnealtd 0 por cent discount from list prices; lacquered '25 per cent c.iscounx. slider, tinner's lc, I Vir Twt MVtAil!' 11 t.-, it -. i i ...... v ... 0 . iv j jt , ckäj , iiauUhtxl, 14 to is or.. iOc; bolt coprr, 33c; bott , Ujad Fli, tü.;c; bar, Vc Antiniory, lsc; babbit met".!, II&jw I-NDAN.APOLIÜ LIVE aroCK MARKET. lNiANAroLi3, Monday, March 8. There was an active market to-day, and nil of the oirering-, 20i, head, w ere sold at good figures. Tue quality was fairly good, and generally satis factory 10 butchers, who were the principal aji:vv ciia unuice uruugiu DC. Good, smooth, 1.100 to 1,500 shipping sieers Prime butchers' cattle. Good. Bu liacd thin cattle., fetock catt le.....M.M....M... ...S3 ii,a.j (O ... 4 j 00 . 3 534 00 ... 2 3.ui lit h. 2 Ohi'i 73 2 7334 0J The market for sheep is no, fully supplied and choice lots meet prompt sale at fair prices. ine snipping-demand Tor hogs continues sctive, and aU o Curings are taken at 25a(j 7,5 for good to choice; extra choice a trifle higher. MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. Nxw Yosk, March 8. Money easy at 334 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5SS per cent. Sterling exchange dull, with actual business at 1 50i for CO days, and 31 81 for sight. Custom receipts, 310.0)0. Gold opened at llii and closed at 115, with sales in the interim at 111 The borrowing rates in the clearing house were 1-64 to 3-64 per cent, per diem, and ä per cent, p-r annum. There were a few exceptional loam made flat early in tbeday. After clearinghouse hours the borrowing rate advanced to percent, per diem, but J usl previous to 3 o'clock loans were made at 1-32 per cent, per diem. The assistant trenxurer disbursed f 236, (06. Clearings, 311,(00,000. ; Governments closed dull. .... fRailroad mortgages active..'-" . state bonds sreng. especially for Missouri The day has ben an important one In Wall street, with a feeling of gen'g-.rü .buoyancy la Huanclal circles The proposed call of Secretary Bristow for 3 ,'iO0,lH) worth of bonds for a sinkIn? fuDd added to the Improved tone previously prevailing1 Hfcretsry B.-lstow has directed the retirement of 31 ;&3.0U) of legal tenders, beisg hi per cent, of the national bank circulation issued under the new cuneucy bill. There will be no change of amounts outstanding until to-morrow. The Post says: On all sides we hear compliments for tSecretary Bristow. Instead of selling gold he has, within the law guarding the sinking fund m;v:epos8ib'ean increasa of S3Ü.C00 000 gold on this market within the next ninety days, and that in adiit'on to regular and known disbursements, and. the withdrawal of le?al tenders to the amount f m per cent of new bank notes Issued, while only carrying out the law, gives equal satisfaction, and on the whole we hear regret expressed that Secretary Bristow could nnt bivebeen in ihe treasury during the time his present position was occupied by Doutwell and Richardson. The stock market was buoyant, the dealings having been large, and the advance In price general. The i-nprovement ranged from H to Vi per cent. The leading features being the Uulou Pacific, Pacific Mail, Northwest, UU Paul, Rock Island, Ohio's and Hanlbal & 8t. Joseph, Investments on shares were strong and higher, and after the stcond call the general market was buoyant, and in most cases the highest prices of the day were current. The rle In prices caused the suspension of L. D. Roudebush, which was announced shortly after 2 o'clock at the board, when some Rock Island and Pennsylvania were bougnt in under the rule for his account and stocks -were active and buoyant toward the c!oe on a very large business, especially In Union Pacific, Pueific Mail, Northwest , Western Union, St. Paul and Lake Shore; dealiDgs were attendel with great excitement an 1 the advance for the day ranged from to per cent. The 7 greatest activity was in I Dion Pacific, which rose to 47 and closing at the highest point of the day ; the next greatest advance was in tho Northwest shares, common rising at 4ljg and the preferred to bX; there was some demaud from Kurope to-day for preferred on prospective Improvements on property under recent date of the Wisconsin legislature. Pacific Mall followed with an advance from SS to the action of the directors to-day iravluj a tendency to strengthen the stock. Hannibal A St. Joseph common rose from ac to 2-t'4C, and later reaced to 23J'c. Western Union aud Rock Island were active; the t&rmer rising to 70c, and the latter to lüö i. tst. Paul advanced to 3jc for common, aud 6fc for preferred. Iake shore closed at 7ii,, after selling down to 73c. Oblos advanced to 73'4C, and Wabash to lic. The balance of the list was firm and generally on the advance. Investment shares were all strong and higher. Transactions on the Stock Exchange aggregate 207 0J0 shares, of which 30,000 were i'acinc Mali, 3o,W)J western Union, 25,uoo rsortn western, i7,iw)itocK island. u,iwat. faul, 1ii,ix) Idtke Shore, 9,000 Ohlos, 13,000 Wabash and 70,000 Union Pacific. "eoYxmntxNT securities. Tue.! WdjThTn. Hat.Mon I '.9 j! 11.! 1 if?4 1 loilijil Tmi U. H, 9S 1)l.m.M.M. D.aß's 'fli U. 8. 9'a U. H. 's '5.. U. 8. C;a (new). Um fes Ö 8 '(' U. K. 10-40 e Currency fc's 5 per cent Td loan., M4 n'4ili6k 116H! UüH 116V4!11Ö ll7W'll7yJimZ;117iiiil7ii 117-W USf.'i.llÜ'i ll.S Hü--ii!. 11s; 1.19H'll!)V4!119-f119 1 1 y9 i 1 11 1 is 4 Ili!ll9'iill3k 11914 11 -.-i iibji iis;iiii'j;'iiw. na'4 1 ! ir:tn miai n.i'.i , 11 vjwn liyVlIS-M!jl;iw-,ll--Jll?-H nfii 1141 iii?Bj m V. lrtJiiDj lHr;Z!lli illi lllöli ll-j Iii tioidöterllne !4S3y.!4b2 4hl ihl Hl 4Ult ETATE KTOOKS. Tv.'s. W'c ThT in. bau Lion fiflBBouria P7 87 65 65 82 Si 25 12 n i

pALT-bagtnaw, dray load Iota, at 31 KaiOT; Ohio River, dray load lot, at 31 7l'&175; iiaglnaw, car lots, at 51 75 Ul IW: Ohio River, cor lnt

cat saws, Atkin s linprovoci pjitent, 5c per foot; ditto, half patent, t-oc; clipper saws. 65c, Eghtnine, 6,;c; CHrria'O bo.U. CJ and lü Der et nt ,11t.

S7 64 mi 8.1 n 12 4

Old Tennesseciu.. tl 64 32 25 12 New Tenneasees... tti 32 5 12 6.5 Si 32 25 12 61 O.Jt Nw VlrzlnlüS Old Virginias......... Old N. Carolines.... New M. Carolinas 12

The purchasing pnees for Oovernraent bonas in Indianapolis vary from the Nw York quotatlojs ;.-ai per cent OKXKBAZ. STOCKS.

Tu 's W'd TUT! Frt. Sat Men Canton 62 ST CO 6i a 1CI62 'Hi 83 102 M 1 60 2U f2 103 M MX :i-2Vi 7?-4 42 12 12-5 78 tl W. U. T6legrapn-J 18 101 vuicssiiver Adams Kxpreea WeUs & Fargo Ex AxaerlcAn Ii U. B. Ki Pact Co Mail N. Y. LenUai 102 mi MX S3 &S en 5S 9 S48 S8 U.jl(l UdilOlU Krle. 1 23k Frle, preffcrreL.. HRJ-em . Harlem, p'fdr.iichigan Central North western N'thTreAt'n rret. HOC 'I Inlar.f , ., N.J. Central...., tU P.Pl BUI'aul prcf.... W a b a&h Vabesb. j rcT Port W.-jy-n , ,,, Tctre Haut....., Terra Haute rref, 128 i:x 12-! 125 1Z3 74 123 125 78 42 E . 1 7ri-i W)i 1 VI 41 luHa j KSlJi1 lfJH I'j3i:i04?i 11 1 5 103.. 110 4V4 30 S 15 2U a 24 loi; 104 3 11 bi bp 4 I la to 6 23 102Vi 15 m 25 lUJ Ml M 6 24 lomf ie 2Wt08 6 25 V?i ll)5 (S 25 tu 105 64 10 Cbicago A Alton 'J. & k.. preferred. 10 OHIO K IdUSSl33i i 04 Cm C. A Cm , 64 Vi 105V7a.v. C, B. A Q Luke Shore Indiana Cc-ttral Illinois Central U. Puclflc stocks. C. PaciJlo bond R U. r&ctnc bonds.. LioI.ä Lncfcawana. A. P. Telegraph. 1 rci ' lC6ViliJ 100' 10.) 46' VI 1 ino 41 43 VI Vi, mjBinkiii 111 "134, Ul ..I MAIUCETa BY TKLE'JitAPIi. cr.w iui.iv, Tiaren nonr Firm and In luuuciaic uc mi Liu j 1 rjwnpiH, o.uuu Darreis; saies madet t superfine Western and Htate st 14 j ai , Hiuuauu w jpwu ei.uT uo at 54 !Mc4o uu ; rood to cnoioa vwwia bo; common to good white wheat Western extra at ?5 4"'xi 00; common lo good extra Ohio at H 8Sc Ou; common to choice St. Louis at f 1 j 00. Rye flour Is sieaay; saies were made of fresh at 4 Ou 9.- iü. .xrn meal is in lair request: sales were made of Western at ti bv 46. Wbai Is steady and in moderate demand ; receipts 2!'f000 uubuvuj bMiei wer- rcaae 01 rio. 1 Cnicaso "viii i n'iuii jm, o jj ! cko spring at I 17; No. 2 Chicago spring at U lll 1314: No. 2 Minnesota at 110 -U2: No. 2 ililwsnkee at i hii jj; iso. -i Jortiiwtstern at fl 14; No. 2 Iowa, II irt; nnerade I Iowa and Minnesota spring at IU7($1 1; winter red Western at 122 1 2ti; amber Western at fl 251 26; white western at si asgl 24; No. 2 Minnesota atfl 14. Kye is a sliad) firmer; sales were maoe at woe. liarlay ihe market is steady; sales M-ere made of Canada West at f 1 25 (9131. Barley malt Is a aiet: sales wer mnH or western at ti z cli:Sl 45 on tim? Kn roweti isiaie ai ll ). t kirn ! uu activ q..h lower; receipts S7,000 bushels ; sales were .made ui iim mixeu at eivis4;c; white Western at fetÄi-.Ve: new high mixed and yellow Western t &l!4&c; nusonnd Western mixed at töc. uats iuu and lower; receipts 42,'M) ousheis; sains were made of ralxui Western at while mixed Western at 6770c. Ilav-ls lirrn ; sales made o! snipping at e&ii75c Hops -lucuaiii-ns uravji tHies were made or new western at iiiTc; 14 at :sV3tr)c: 173 at 15ff.2.x-; Ib'i at 12:il5c. Co flee Is firm ; sales were made or fair to good lUoat gcid. rJuyar I ne market is sto-.dy; sates were mtv rc iair jiucovauo, rijtc. Moiasies I Arm ; sales made of New Onta -s at eSc; foreign grades nrm; sales were made of Cienfugos at 5.'c3 Horto PJco at 44(iHoc: common Cuba at 40c. Kice-tiuiet and uiicbacged; saltM were- mdeof x.a n goon ate oo-;c: tjatoi'.naat lM&r(. Hnn 13 nrm; sales were made of strained at 12 12 txiio. i.urpenune1 ne market is firmer; sales were mttie of SDlrits at SiV.c. PFr-viinmi. oiiii ana jower; sair-s made 01 renned at-l!sifä like; crude, 7.37c. Kgs Are firm; sales were made 01 choice Western at 4s. Pork r s:eaay; saieswere maueofnew mesa at tl'J 5; prime mess et 518 64); Dressed hoes Are quiet; sales were made of Western at SL'c. ceti is quiet: sales were made nf niuin mess at 5:3 oO: extra do at 1112; iwf hm. dull at 19. Cut meats Market is oniet: sn.ls weie uiuue 01 picsiea enoniaem tt 7- nrv sflttea snouiders Tc; pickled bellies at lie: rib belly at 11c; clear belly at llc: Texas ... - - . - - r 1 ...j nam 3 at ltsiiiiic. Middles Are firm; mIm made of Western long clear at loe; short clear 11c. Lard Is firmer: salfts wer mni 01 pnmo Gica. -a; ilL-ttc-r Market 1 siaauy; eaies were made of Western at 15321c. Cheese Steady ; sales were d ade c f common to prime Western at 10O lbc Whh?kv Is siatv salsa were made at 1 11. Clover seed Is dull and nominal ; sales were made of prime Western . tin cn r 1 A "T4 CHICAGO, ' March 8. Flour The market is steady. Wheat-The market is steady; sales were made or No l Chicago SDnna at 90yie: No i Chicago spring at 8)i,c for soot or seller March; 8i':c for seller April: 81ic for seller Mav: No a Chicago spring at 83c; rejected at 78c. Corn ihe demand is fair and prices are lower: salps wete made of No. 2 mixed at 63e lir snot: bid for seller March ; 4c for seller A pril 1 viui ui .HCl fiy j jt-jecteu Ul OiC. JL18 Tn were for ket la steady; sale were mads of No 2 at 17 -a 97Uc. Barley The market Is steady : sales were made of r 2 at flOO for ßpot: J1C3 for seller April. Seeds Are unchanged. Dressed hogs Tue demand is go3d at full prices; sales were made of lightweights at 87 90; heavy at 58 10. Pork The market is fall and prices are advanced ; sales weremade at 818 1 jalS 20 for snot : ilH 33 for seller April: Sief bo for seller Mav. Lard The market Is fair and prices are advanced: sales wete made at 113 201 325 for spot; Sliti (.1.134734 for seller April; 13 62 for seller May. Bulk meats The market Is steady: sales were made of shoulders attf''c: short rib miidlesat fO'c: short clear middles at lue, all loos-, spot. Whisky Haks were made a. 81 09. On the call Doara tnis aiternoon wheat closed easier: sales were made at b7aS7',;c for seller April. Corn The market la unchanged Oats The market is unchanged. Fork The market Is firmer; sales were made at 518 95 for cash. Lard Sales were made nt fl-lö.5 for seller April. Receipts Flour, 14,000 barrels; wheat, öO.OUO bushels: corn, 4S.OO0 bushels; oats, 16,000 bushels; rye, i'.ouu ousneis; Daney, 4,oou bushels; malt, none. fchipnenu riour, 11,000 barrels; wheal, 2S,U0U bushels: com, ly.Otnl busheis; oats, 8,ikw busneis; rye, am bjsueis: barley , 13,'jOO bushels : malt, none. CINCINNATI, March 8. Cotton The market Is unchanged; rales were made at 15! ic. Hour The market Is dull and unchanged. Wheat The market is steady and i nchamred. Corn The market Is steady; sales were made at 67büc. Oats The market Is unchanged; sal os were made at 69&62c. Kye The market is steady; sales were made at SI 09. Barley The market is dull and unchanged. Linseed oil The market is dull and prices lower; sales were made at 80(äS2c. Lard oil The market Is steady; sales were made at tl 101 12. K,? The market is steady and unchanged; sales were made at2c. Butter Themai ket Is steady and unchanged; sales of choice were made at 27,328c; Central Ohio, choice, 2W27c: medium, 2324c. Cheese The market is steady and unchanged: sales were made at lörft ltl-2c. Clover seed bales were made at 11 ?;foll 60. Pork The demand U light and holdeis flrm;sats were made at 19. Lard The market is steady : sales were maae of steam, 13 25, April; kettle at 14- Bulk meats The market 1 f.rn; shoulders were held at t; sides, clear rib. 510 75 falO fc7!i: clear. 11125. Whisky The market Is firm ;t-ales were made at fl 10. Hogs The market is firm; sales were made of common at 8 25(6 Wi; fiwir to medium at f7 ä.7 tä; no good gr:vls offering; 11 told. Iteceipts l.tih.1 head, bhipments no bead. MILWAUKEE. March 8. Monr-Tlie market is firm. Wheat The market is Arm ; na Its wer made of No 1 Milwaukee Club at Vllc; No 2 Milwaukee Cirtb at 87c : Ef-ller April at S7:c: seller May at :je'c Oata-The market is steady ; sales were maue or rso z spring in store at bl Lve. Corn The market la anchanged; sales were made of No2 Western In stoie at 63c. Rye The market Is Armand In good demand; sales were made of No I at fl.'0,ral(jl, Barley The maraet is nignerror roa andsaies were made at SI 09(1 10; No Sis dull and easier, and sales were mde at 91c, In store. Provisions The market Is firm. Mess pork The market Is firm ; sales were made at tlS 12 cash ; seller April at SIS 2-5; prime mess at $16 CO: extra prime at H i 00. . Hams iale were made of sweet -pickled hams at 10c. Dry salted meats The market is firm; sales were made of shoulders at 6c, all loose; middles at 9aU0c, all loose: boxed meats are firm and c higher. Lard Prime steam is held at 13 aojic; kettle at l.i4'(3llc. Dressed Hogs The market Is firm and active: sales were made at S7 758 00. Receipts Klonr, barrels; wheat. 4M bushels corn, 0,100 buvhels. bhlpments Hour, 6,000 barrels; wheat, ö-'jü bushels; corn, 12,0.0 bushels. PHILADELPHIA, March 8.-Flour-The market, is firm; sales were mode ot superfine at FJ fc5; extras at $4 75J.4 25; Wisconsin aud Minnesota extra family at S5 005 60; Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio choice at 5 b0: high grades at Sti 2x$ 76, Wheat The market in steady; sales were made ol red at SI U)til23; amberat 3125(51 26; white at SI 32. Rye Sales were made at 9c. Corn Ihe market is dull; sales were made at 81JSJc for yellow; white at ISl.;c. Oats The market Is steady; sales were madeof white at 6tc; mixed at 60c. Provisions The market is quiet; sales were made

iair to goon renning at r-sic; prims at SK ?ned at 10'ctlOc. centrifu:ii at ('- ocA

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e marzet is quiet and prices are weak ; sales

re madeorNo2at b:r2y2c for snot; 5c seller April; relectea at 50c Kve The mr-

st S10 5Cra2000 for mess pork; beef hares .tlCft rTnS0 h,ams at 13V; Pickled haras etroleumThe market Is steady; sale iTJ Mti4'i",4C for Refined; crude at ü- Zl V l Ihe market Is unsettled; sales WHUmade Ri J9 W11 60 ff Western. Timo'hy S? rj ?-;.Vnf b"- WhiKky-Held firm at ii u for Western. Butter The market la quiet; sales were made of Western extra at 28 Wüc; first at Sl(äJ7c. tHTue market lj steady : sales were made of Western at lo VcilcXe. it-S? rn?6.1 1S 6leadyi 83ae were made at oi öae for V estern. ?L' Ma,rcQ nonr-The market Is do- .d. P,nchan?ed. Wheat-The market l" ... ar;d hsde lower; s.les were made of No t white W abash at Sl 16; No. 3 SI ti- o l WhiJt Michigan at Sl : e'xtra at Sl lVamber do at seller April at Sl 10; No. 2 red at Sl 0t Com-The market Is dull and a'shade lower? mI.T-I? m.Vle ot, d at . euer May at-2c:low mixed at tytc; seller May at 1 Sc; yellow at 63V: no pade at wtc oatsma,rJcet ls fc,'I'dy; "les were rnaue of No.a and Michigan at Öse; white at wc Clover seed t-ajes were made at Hi 4o, j 75. Dressed hoes ales were made at ttäs 2 Receipt s-nour, or.h, 5,O)0 but-hels. Khipments Flour. o barl reis, corn, 4a;; wheat, none; oats, l.Owj bushel. LOTJisviLLK, March 8,-Cbtton-The market W.taTile miTkel Is nnchnKed. Corn The m J active; sales were made at 63aä5c jfrThe market h firm; sales were madeat b-j.ivfc.jc. Kye Sales at Sl 10. I lay Th market Is quiet ProvlMons-Tte market Is Mwdr.lVr" ,Q1-T feaif8 wera made of houlder t'J'V clear'ibt lCJic; clear at iOJJe. Bacon e. , ere ne of shoulders at ?sc: clear rJ.-1 Ur ; clear S l,7V- Hams-8ales were made of sugir cured at 13f13V; Lard-Sales wfer.,Tnadl ot Prim steam at il Uv; tierce t 14J4c; keg st liV. WhiRky-ThS market firm; saW were maue ct a io. Ba.ising-rtaJea weremade at ll'Jaaljc. CLEVELAND. March 8.-WheaV-Tlre market In firmer; sales were made of No. 1 red winter at Sl 12; No. i reJ winter I II Ul ( orn-The market ls firm asd prices are unchanged; salei were made of high mixed shelle.1 at 7l(aV2c: low mixed 7tc; cars on track at, b.Ätxt Oats The market ls firm and prioe R ""changed; sale were made ol white ern at bJc; No l But at 61c; .o. 2 state at fc9e. o'-The market li firm; de V MiMe ,of. 8.,naarc white In cur lots at 12e: Ohio sutete at 13c; In small way lota Igtfc ielPts-Wheat. 1,400 buiheisr cora. 4,2o0 bushels; oats. 3J bushels. ' PITTSECRO, March 8.-WHeat-The market Is quiet and prices are unchanged; sales were ?.1le r K1enasy,vani a red at SIM Ut: white at Si lssi 2.) tur com -tiles were made at 777c for fair to piime. Shelled cornSales were made of white and mixed at Affile; yellow, 73ft75c. Petroleum The market Po,1ul;t; , äa1,? were made OI crede at 1 so at

UVU STOCK MARKETS. SUV.' Y03H LIVK 8TOCK MARKET. Nrw Kokk, March 8. Hxkt Cattlk The receipts to-day were 2,00 heswl, maklnz a total of 8.SM head for the past week against C2io head iur mo tiiieum last weea; ihe market as active and rrices were firm at an advane of Vir. c; sales of very poor to extra native cattle ranged at from 10 to Sli.whlle fir to sood steers generally sold at SU 5twl2 60; süles Include: 6 cars Iilicoin steers, aversging ly. cwt, sU S12 50V 13; bears an averaging 7 cwt, at ill 7.-; 4carsdo. averag n? 7';; cwt, at 12 75; 4 cars do. averaging ,iWJV.Jt.t, t,iifJi acar8ü. averaging t'icw?, at SHoOill i4rsdn, averaging 7:i cwt, at t!2 75; 7 cars do. avtra-tnj 7 cwt, at Sl.' 25; ll cars do, averaging !4'ct,at S12 2.5-al2 50: 9 crs do.avera. ping , cvt,at tI3 25; 5 cars do. averaging bK cwt, atftlO 3ll; 9 cars do, averasing , cwt, at SiO i.iAli 2-i ; 1 car do, a versging cwt, at S14; 2 cars Ohio steers. ftvprniHri' m .f o ,. . i. j i car poor oxen, averaging 6, cwt, at J10. yi, r.ci- A. jj xl bs ne iresti re-?elpLs were 6,.j(M head, making a tctil of 22-. o trad for the Past week, apainm l'lk.i )tn,i f.. .i. . . r- ,vl lue BMIUf3 time last week; the market was slfady and prices were firm : tutio n-cr. n i -i-, - . . -- - - . . ... . r :j .MJL. with a few sales of extra at .vs i"..' i elude: 6 cars Ohio theeo.aveiaeinp ih ot tn1 car do. averjtplr.cr Tk llw nt . t , . i ' cging 9S lbs, att, o; 1 car do. averaging 111 lbs, at , j;2 cars do, averaging vj Its, at S7 25; 1 car do, areraglng 109 lbs, at S7 75: 1 car Michlgaa oucTfF, iunSiui( iiios, si oi:2; 1 cars state, averaging 112 lbs, at f; 3 cars do, averaging lo8 "" ' "i i-nruo, averaging io lbs, at pi 12. and 1 car Il'inf.U s'icui arro,.n -. i,.12, - iu JU3, nous The receipts yesterday and to-day were 550 head, maklnc n. ts.tal f.-rrt-o nou, ....... W 9 23,-lo'j head, against 2(isj head for the same Mme wt-ca, uuut- uiierta aiivesince March 1. Drest-ed boz-s Th mnrtit u rum. made at 9 259 50 lor city, and $4 .'.5 75 for EAHT LIBERTY LIVK fcTOCK MARKET. E.VST LiBKKTT, Pa March 8. Bief Catti. The receipU for 3 days were l,t13 bead, and for the week endinc tn-Hau mora a in i.. v snpply for yard sales is the lightest lorayear no buyers are on hand, as is always the cae on MAnriflTfi. TllUlova Ortr) kolnr.ln. 0. , . ... r.. sible lo give cattle quetatloua on any of these days. HOGS Receipts for 3 days were 12.220 head ; for the w k enil i rtr ln.it it xtt 17 t. - made of orkrs 1 ftl 857 15; best Phlladel phlas at ts 003S SflfeHKEP Kectlpts for 3 dsvs were 1.I.90O head for urlr tnHinff tulav u . . i . , 1 were made of best grades at So öutfj 7 tu ; medium CinCAGO LIVE KTUCK ilARILHT. Chicago, March 8. Cattle The receiDta since Batnrday were S,0C0head; thercaiket was active and prices were firm, but buyers were backward In paying the advanced prices which are asKeu: saies were made of Stor kers at ti 4 60; buteuers at 13 0; shipping at 3ra7: shipments, 3,00 head. head ; the market was quiet, under a prospect of uevy receipt, ana prices were iüij15c lower; f,At!lATA TnlrlAAf a fav.rtra 1i1!.,lbI..KI...i 17 fXJrtiT Sl): fin m mudK vrm phiofir nH. -7 111. light at 40(3 65; heivy hogs at U Ö 7; shlpT ments, 7,600 head. ouMr-iiio receipts to-uay were I ,t00 bead ; the market was dull and pi Ices were lower; sales were made of inferior to extra at S3 öoö &u. CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET. TBy Telegraph to the Bentinel.J Ciscisstati, March 8. Cattle The receipts for the week wete 2,267 head ; the market waa strong and prices were Kml-fr higher, with a short snpply, especially of the better grades; all sold ; f alts ere made at $0 256 50, 65 606, S4 23 fe5 25, $3(4. Sheep and Lames The receipts for the week were 7u3 head ; stock was scarce and prices were higher, with quick sales; sales vere made at Sl 50Ä6 fco. Hous The receipts for the werk were 7.770 head; the market was slow during the week.bnt active and strong at the close; all sold; sales were made at 6 257 6.5: fat hogs were scarce, and would tnns higher prices. SEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. New Yore, March 8. Dry Cood. Business still checked by stormy weather. Commission houses ere quiet und JobbiDg branches inactive. Cottou gooas are firm at unchanged prices, but fine brown cottons have an advancing tendency. Prints are in moderate request aud firm at ruling rates. Ginshams are active and in light supply. Worsted dres.-. goods are In fair demand. Woolen poods and shawls are quiet. Cotton hosiery higher. Xflofiat's Life Pills! Moffat's IicBiiix Bitters ! ! and t Page's Climax Salve ! ! ! T form a complete Family Medicine ( host, ssd Iistsrared more disease, nd haw done more rood for hamaait r, tbaa an j ether aieUiclae ever offered te the people. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS are partly Vegetable. They act on iYt Mrer, openlDK I he darts, and rextering the b:.1jr to per fert health, and way be relied oi to f ure Neroons, asd Mrk llradsrhe. ('OKtireaewi. Djuprpkla. Isdi-a-eMfoD, Jaaadire. Liver and llilloiin lomplaiuts l'oldt. SfsrTjr. ienersl VehitM. Ffifr A Arue. s MOFFAT'S riKEMX UI1TKUS rorrect the serretloni cf the Stomadi, and are a sure car for lyspepia, NrjoimDev. Hcc plrat. ness, Female Complaiutt. AVraLuess lt tjlliti.Ac. TAIJE'S CL13IAX SALVE Is a compound of Arnica with many ot bereif rart and aluira. We warrant It to cure Scrofula and Kalt Khenin, FfTer Sore, Piles, Frost Kit, t liiU Idalns, (ras. laflaiunutton of the Fyr. Brokea liroaKt . Sore I pples, nt Broise s, livrnN.Srald and all CntaneouH biseaseti. en man or beat. It alUyt inflammation, subdue all pals, aid lieala without a scar. It Is worth it weicht in ruld to every family, and should alnays been hand. drSold bj Druggists eierjirhere. Oj.P. SILLS, Sole Proprietor, 6a Liberty street, cw york.