Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 40, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1875 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY, MAY 27 1875

A. C A. R D Trado Palace, Oct. 7. To trie Country Readers: We respectfully ask your Immediate attention to the bestselost9d stock ofDry Goods, Notions and Mil ioery ever orouarht to this city. By giving our individual attention to uying inew York, we hav BPaured a line of Silk. Black Goods Dress Good3 Dometics, "Vnclens Flannels,. Shawls, Table "Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at such rat63 unci on such terms as enables us to oOr the 'owes' prices known Bince 1862. Our prieos are alike to eli, and Grangers ns weh as other will find M.t no other houas mora attractive goods or lower prices. Z.. S. AY"RE3 &z CO.,

Palace.

trade

ATT EXT I X .New region and IVninty Law. Claim due almcv every soidicr or his heir. Hj your rights -amine J under the late laws. No fee ar (Wee unlets successful. 'Hie new law includes thousand who are getting no pension, or are entitled to bounty. IJounties collated, new discharges obtained. Pensions procured or increased. Pay for rations while prisoner, b.cL-pjy, and all other claims settled. Survivin soldiers war 1811, and with Mexico, pensioned : widows ot lame also. " Soldi ft Riccrd" a neat paper. 16 pages, Riving digest pension and bounty laws. No soldier can do without iu Send xo cents for sample copy. Address, (with stamp Nathan W. Htzgekald, V. S. Claim Agcut, Indianapolis, Ind. Q

FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

WEEKLY BUSINESS HEVIEW. THE GENERAL ASPECT. V. laust be admitted that the times are duli aud business U but indifferently active 11 we look at the country at Urge. ThoroU a plenty of money in the country. In fact, good securities promising a reasonable interest are in reibst, sr.d looked alter vary eagerly by money holders. But trade is dull, a-ud except in a very few exceptional place, j'ke Indianapolis, there are not many indications of enteiprise end public irnprovanents. Wbi.e the wlue of staple products 1 r.vft tlie, average, except the einzle arti

cle, whear. r-rices are not up to the point ex

jssjd & niun:ii ago, and but little is doing

to move tie product of the country :o mar

lest. The market use;: is wcaK at tue se

i,oard. Within a week a remarkably favor

acta change has taken plac9 in the weatter

.a5 :o the prospect for crops, and at tmswriv j. ir tlcro :s tbe b?s posaiblo ground tcr pre

r'ici.ir.t' thelirzest corn crop ever raised in

Indiana, ou tbo presumption that the plaat icg season is corning on unusually lavora

'fcb acd tie certainty taat the corn acrejir

Trill far exeoed that of aov former vear. A

tüiaüi'ö tloir. it is the btdiet of these be

jtiornjel tha; Uns state will bring a: least a

i.rn-tou!ths average crop of wheat. Frui

".:'! 09 scarce. The prospect for the nex

I'-vj cr ibrto months ii rot exhilrtratir. in a

Easiness view, and it will be safd to figure

cn slow and dull times. CHICAOO TRADE,

Tue loilowin figures show the receipt3 and s-liinments of the undermentioned article

Chicago for the week ending Miy 2J, a so: i. corresponding period e! a year 8,50:

KF.CKIITS. lS7-', 1S71.

. 411,'vr4 5l)7,l:j

REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.! WED3CE5DAY Evaxiso. May 26, 1375. The aspect on the Eoard of Trade was somewhat furiereal, a down, down, was the uniform report. Nothing was sold except options, which ere kept studiously In tne shade. I Quotations are given ror tne buying price ot train and produce, and the selling price for Hour an J other merchandise.! uUlL.i)LNU filATilKlALö Regular demand and no change. u uetlwlpnl and Huntington. Wo; Pern, 80c; i. Paul. 'He ; New Paris lime, 3)c per bushel. Hair, 400 perbnsh! Plaater: Mlenlin, $3 25; Newark. 360. Firebrick, 3 topper hundred. White and, f I rer barrel. Cement, S3 25 per barrel for LouisvlUe: 17 50 0 1 for Portland. HKi yi Ma Co mm on, VJ 00; medium, 50; extra, OKK OOODS Increased activity and good trVriwvU3rdlnarri 103136e; middling, 15c; beat tlaaae, i6c. . .. - . , OoaifOTt prints, 63; standard fancy 00,8X9 3; standard fancy aide band, 8$10c Lrrass good ätocka fiUing op with very handocae atylea. . M cotton and wool flannel" are quiet. xjaows Dsilijäo Naahvllle, 11c; Pepperel. UH(; tark. UMa. . Tioxijro Omeua Z2 Inch, 21c ; Amoakeag A C. la: A, ls : Conea'-oga, 4-4 i4eIal, 18c; M Medal im: xtra.Ti. ISc: extra 4-4, 21e; Lewlatown M lch, S4e: ditto 33 Inch. 3Io; ditto W Inch, 19o HHiaTiKQ 8TaiPs Amertcaa,6-3,llc;8-3,10c: Wtittendea 13c, 14c, and 15c; Union, 13, 15, and 143. jtAPiB Cambrics Advanced. Common coloii, to; high colore, c. , PfciaTS Waahingion, A-Ticrlcan. Richmond, Oriental. Conneato, Merrtmao. 8a; bp r ague '8 'ncv, o.c: Ureen atrlpea, 80; Freman, 80: !Mindard ehtrtln prints, BASc: Albion solid poion, 8: ; Teabody altln Ufa ; Wamsetta, 7o ; black and Mournlnjj printi,9c. ' i abfxt CKaiÄ White, Wo; colored, 3c; covirlet warp, He. Knows HHisTiwns Vermont, 10c! NamvUle.loc; Mlddlevllle, Xo; Idaho, Kc; New iitacy. l;ic; etark A., I'Ks; Laurel D.. 10"c; Laar; H - S3 : Park A., ho ; Granite B.. 7c ; liedforiK.,7c: Pepp N.. o; Pepp.O.öc; Pepp K. ijc: 2'epp :.. lOaiic tixicaxD KHiKTisGS-Lccsdale, 24c ; Hope, KitLryiito.nii. lin. Maacmonet. 13o: Hill

10i3 4-. 13c: DwiRht Star, ll4c: Vaughn XX liKc; lied IX, 7c: Quaker o; cambric, Lonsdale. 17c; Totin Warrior. VSn: Jabea Knlaht,

UHc; Vamsutta, 15Jc: New lork MUls,loic. UBin Bags A rnoKeas A. 30c: Lewlston A, lie: aurk. 54c; Union, He; Banner, 30c ; Montraup, 30331c. DAILY RAIXROAD COMMEKCE.

1KT13LU. ÄCCPT". SHIFTS.

Pran, tons.... ...... ...MM MIIM, Rarley, bush els. Oct I and Coke Cotton, baiee... Cattle, head

CVjrn meal, barroj, Oorr. bustinta.. Uejaent, Oris. ...... ITiour. oarrels.

Hay, tons...

tilde, tons.. H!gnwines.. Hob, head..... Hors&s. head.

eo4 80 51 3 0 15, 6) 2,m 32

Ftu?, Ibis Vl.LMt, t)U. Corn, ba it's ba ;,f,bU Parier, bu.

jred ..leai,lbn 2o7,Uttj

Ueef bbls i'uri, 6uls..... j,anl, )Vi . 1'ies'd ho5,No1 .Live hogs No...

acile, o Sufeep No.

1,771

171

74,4 18,:. 2,071

Ü5,17

1 1,040 400,7 li 17j,l) 1 74.4SU 17.ÜJ5 5,öiÜ

16.0. W.toi i.t7 J 4-iöJl 117,11 WO i,!; 3,177,:Nv1 31i

II IP.M K'T

JH74

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77,Ul I

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4U,!M7 la,ii-'i 6

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KK2TTTJCKT CK0PS.

Special information to the Evansvliie Courier irorn Bowline Green. Ky., 19 to the

ioilowing effect: The people of this section ol the state are all busily at work and seem

to be in good spirits concerning iho crop

outlook. The wheai and tobacco crcp

promuea better tuan it did a few weeks nines, and although there will not be a full crop In these staples, there will be plenty lor all practical purposes. The niost iirtunate thins about the wheat crop is

thar the farmers of Warren county s wed as naueä psin aä they did lat year, If a half oi a crop . la

raised there will ba rr.oro than is KoneraJy

.rotiuced. We hear few complaints about

it: tobacco.andir ntthicg unfavorable lurm

ud in tbe Tuture. a good yield of the woed

ujiv 0 looked tor. Tl wm at first supposed

tu-, ice plants had besa killed by tha la;e iruriri. but this turned out to be a initiiie,

r.d all who desired plants secured tteru wl:aout extra trouble or expns6. Tee Ja;m?rs will raiso a kckxI crop of oa:s, corn

and crass, and we predict that there will be

an abundance of these articles the coining Iii. The fruit we are sorry to say was aa killed, and. with tbe exception of a few late

hi nie there will be no other yield. The

taoa is good now, and the ground is in ex Calient condition.

TRADE OF TUE WEEK. DRY GOODS.

There has been a market revival of business

In the wholesale houses during the past week. For the last three days the rrcea have been overworked in filling orders. The market is in a bad state to quote in regard to figured cotton goods. The desire to get clear of styles that are waning has amounted almost to a panic, so that in some Instances sales have been made at figures too low to represent the market. Hut In a general way cotton goods are exceeding v 'cheap and likely to remain s j for some time to com. The retail dry Roods houses havep-e-sented a lively appearance, but at the ruling prices they have to handle an immense amount oi goods to make the proüu ot former years. groceries. Although there U no large increase of trade to note, there is, nevertheless, an Improvement going on wnlcii, If continued to the close, wUl make a good exhibit for the month ; the earlier weeks of May were dull, but latterly activity liaa displaced dullness. Sugars are weak and uow a decline of gC ; the uernand Is fair. OoffH are stronger and the market may be quoted 4c. hizher, wnlcn is not enough to make any Ciiang In our quotations, although loer grade are reduced to a proper adjustiueut of prices to irrrtde, tfl'c former quoiadou being too higr j'jr watl i.. '1 he demand for cheese lsacti hud thti marxet has a downward tindeiuy. i'.:. nrm, nd brlk at batter figures on the MrrfCoard. WHEAT AND CORN. Tue week has been a bad one in the grain market Wheat has bteadlly fallen, until, at this wiiiiug. Chicago advice close at KJ1, a decline -',x i.e wttk 01 not Itss than ten ccuii a bttthul. uJ tlieDd is not yet Ja v.ew r mortal eye. Cora ha beeu weak, and so contiur.es. Iu the present flattering prcspoct there is 110 eacouraement ol a teaction at all to carry prices back Zj the old notch. Vet sailers are conservative, and nothing scarcely has been done for several cays past. PROVISIONS. The market has gradually weakened and prices are now lower than at any time durinr tee week past. Cut nothing Is offered In thia market whatever, and will not be for some lima. There H no market at present, for there Is nothing to sell.

mtiMti

Iron, tons... OU, barrels

Cat, ousheis Loss, car.-...

1 B.L11. cars.

Lard, tierces Lumber, feetMerchandise, cars .......... Provlsioca. Dounda

Rye, basiiois Salt, barren 1 9i:eeD, ned . Huvw, oars äulneles, cars.

.tone, cars...i,ii.....w.i

?a3Ldrtes. cars...,

l ot: at 00. Hilda.

Wool, tons

SSM

190 52 108 Ulli 1,310

11 2 . 175 . 8C.C00

"i'iö "12 lj 13 750 50

120

31 200 24.7UO 70 2.9C0 20 60 "35

23C,W0 40.0CÖ

s 4 1 26 48

Wboat. M..-.15.4U0

Rye.

Corn. Oats. vi, -m 4,112

flec'pt. öhlp'Ls.

3 12 1,207

'ViLKt, OUSilfclfl...,

fnifliy, ools

ZirST03 - May 24 ., AT L LXVATO It-

Corn ... . Wheat Oats

Hariey,

DliUOS The trade is g-)od without any nota"on features. A53aro5ttl ii iuotl ? 20$Vk alcohol at 2 30;?2 35; alum, per pound, 4S;5ic; camptor, per pound, 32(i3o; cochin&ai, per pound. BOQ'JOc; chlororm, per pound, tl 1591-2.5; copperas, barrel, per pound, 33; cream tartar, pure, 45.347c; iud'.xo, p6r pound, Jl 3o; licorice, Calab, per pound, Pennine, 45i?t)0c; magnesia, carb., it os., oer pound, -g 4)o ; morphine, P. A W.. per ounce ; ti 65 31 ft); tcadder, per pound, lsgitto; oil, castir, Na. 1, psr stl, 81 4).il 50; oil, bergamont, pel Vi.. 7 opium per pound. 75a 25; auituns. per ounce. 82 40; balsam copaiba.

Wc: Bjap. CMtLe, fr.. 14ai8o; soda, bicarb,

kes, per pound, 5S33Jso; salts, epsorn.

per pound, 435c; scun, Barrett s, pacat, per proas, 117.; snufr, Garrett's, per cane or 4 doxen, ia;aolphur. flour, per pound, tAc; saltpetre,

per po'ond. lOljc: turpenune, 4oc4ioc.

FiJEi :oAn

Anthxaolta, per ton. 110 03; Brazil block, per

oshel, K.iac; white River, 14c; Band creek

lie: ".ftaburz. 18aJ0o: Brasil nut, 10c: Brasil

Rlack, 7c; Virginia cannel, KOc; Indiana canne!,

25.

xx 120: crushed. 15c. Wood is quoted at (4 00&A. KI3H A large quantity of goods handled. Labrador herrlmr, bbls. C9: half bbls. 11 50.No,

lake herring, half bbls, S quarters, l 5); kits, SI W:No. 1 pickerel, half bbls. St0: quarters.

si 43: kits, (l 1: iso. 1 wnne per naii

barrel a; PS 0j?ü 5j; Quarter barrel, t3 35; kits,

25: fmliy white, nair bbis, j 00;

quarters. Si 73; kits, Jl la; Ualiiornia salmon, per

nair barret. new iiu ou: suis, .a:

Mackerel, new mesa per barrel, 122 ; half barrel,

'2 0c1; quarter barrel, d 60; kits, u 2a;

üo. 1, ha harrei, 17 0,37 so; quarter

biiTel. S3 60(34. OC; kits, SI 30; No. a, half barrel, 63 60: quarter barrel, S3 2i; kits,

t. iitCod fish, 6 o0;47c Holland herring, rcr

Uc z, SI 40; scaled herring 500. Halibut, smoked.

4c. treparea coar-sxi. ojjc. omo&eu siur-

g?on, loc.

FANCY UR0CERIES AND FRÜITS-Verj-

active trade In small orders.

Canned UOODs U:earing on at lower prices. Tomatoes. 2 lw. tl imi 2a : 8 lbs, SI boa2 00 ; Yar

moath com. tl luji 50; Mountain. sugar, r;

rrophy, fi 2o; ualUmore do, SI m. Peaches, Eastern, 2 lbs, M 4Jrt2 f0; 8 lbs. 3 60; Western

packed. 2 lbs, f 25; 3 Its, lo a?; pie,

s lbs. 4 60 ; 2 lbs, SI 75. Blackberries. S ' 50(tti bo. Btrawberrles,21bs,t2i(592 50. Raapbe .b. albs, Si 6lV33 ). Wortleberrles, fi 2-5(92 50. Pinr- nles,

2 lbs, ij 00. naimou, 1 10. mwtniv . hdl

tl 4'Wi E0. Dried atecf. Jacob's, 15ic ; low grades.

iv-c.. Aiame suzar loxrtaioc.

forkion Krcits More plenty, and quality of

oranKes and lemons improving.

Palermo oranges, tw 7141 w; Messina oranges.

S4 25i34 75. Imnerial.lo 7530 2i. Lemons, prime

Messina Si 00 Jo (X) per box; dates

aio 3 per pouna; new raisins. layers is 30d3 25; London layers S4 0); Mus

catel crown S4 00 double crown 4 x. sultana.

lftIüo ;flzs, new, 15(316o ; large layer figs, 17&loo ; French prunes In boxes, very fine, l4o citron.

40,44-50; currants, SXw; Turkish prunes, new,

ei UTS eJOix sneuea umanai qnowu 1100 , Alberts, lo; walnuts, French, llo; Naples. 17 lsc: BrasU nuts, 13c; peanuts, raw, eUo;

loasted 1ÜX1I13C.

ORilN, FLOUR AND FEED ERA IT, 8H1P-

STTJrrg, etc. very utueacuvity.

ttra is dull at 10 wi una isea at ww wa- w

and middlings at S.

Clock 8aie mostly in small lots lor direct

use. .

Choice fancies are Quoted at to rat 73; ramuy

at ij 7533 00; extra. M 60; low grades at 83 50 a

U I. Corn Quotations dropped five cents, but no

sales at the market.

Quoted: Low mixed, ele; high mixed 63c;

Sr. t0--.

Oats But little doing. Quoted at 6o for mixed; 63369c for choice

white.

Kye Nominal . Quoted at SI 18 . Baeust Nominal. The prices In Cin

cinnati are quoted: Prime fall dull at Si 60.

wheat aiarKet uown ana mm railing. We quote: Red wheat, SI 15 free on board:

amber itövU7: white nominal at si zot do.

KAY rienty on the market and semng very

freely. looso la quoted at S2323 for choice timothy from wannx. Baled is quoted at S18 for the best by car lod for ttarit, and 2122 for loose pressed ua rrt7S'. Prairie hay. baled, fl'i U.

HtXi.4 Very dull and quiet. Prices, jö 7337

for the best.

cUJfa tsew crop ars quoted ax ilisa per

pouad.

lilora-Market Is very much depressed and

hi lea aredifflcult sale in large lots.

The followlcg quotations are rnrnisnea ex

clusively for tne ttentlnel by F. W.

muEher, a?aier in niues, ixos. u ana irasi.

Maryland street. Indianapolis: Best city green

Ulli 00 S.V TV Off ytlT t WJ-M. & w va-" - - over, 7e: best city veal skins, 13c; best city kip

skin, Vittuo; green saiiea, curea, o dry salted hides, 'Also as to cure: dry flint. 13J15o as to cure Orubby, bull and stag hldos two-thirds prfje. Hheep skins are quoted at 60c to SI 75 according to quality. Tai

low. 7f7!c. Grease Brown at 6 35c ; yellow 7Ji97Hc;whlte,9aiOKc.

XXAiL3 Are very nrm ana blocks low. uuoted, lud to a at 13 35 per &eg ana maller

numbers at the usual advance.

. PltODUCE Trade quiet and prices weak. Butter Improving in quality but declining in price. Fresh grass butler coming In. Kxtra good at 204122c; Inferior mixed lots at 12915c. rjos. Market East unfavorable. Prices weak at 13c PotTLTRT Fowls, 11 ve. per dos, hens t3 50; roosters ri 5; Ducks, live, Si 733 00; Turkeys, per lb. live, 8.410c. Veoetablcs Potatoes are firm and in good supply. They sell from store In round lots at Si lo115. New potatoes: Early Rose, to 00 per bbl. onions New onions S8 60 per ba-rel. Fruit Oreen apples are rannlDg low. New York apple, 14 00; Dried apples, 9o: Dried peacbes.Kitic; Cranberries, best cultivated, per brUSio 00; capeOod.SU uu. ueeswax, per lb. 2fe; white navy beans, St 60,3 1 75 and very dull; Baking grease, 10312c; Feathers, per lb, prime live geese, 42315c: Uinsen g. SI 10; Kags, per lb., cotton, 2j . Honey Is in fair demand at Sue per pound lor choice boxes: for low grades, 'J0a5c. LEATUEttDemaad slow aod market weak Oak slaughtered sole Is quoted at 40'42o; Buffalo, 32370 ; harness 8f4o; urper 253)o per foot; French calf, SI 752 5; Frenoh kip, SI (91 70; domeatlo calf, 81 SC'ijlW; kip, SI M41 S5; collar, per foot, 30c; bridle, per dosen, to4a. OILfiQuUt, . . Raw linseed quoted at 70371c: boiled at -o (?:oc; lard oil, current extra, S12V1 30; No. 1. 90(i SI : tanners oil, HirUfs best, 6065c ; Banks best, 55doo ; Labrador, KS6c ; refined coal oil . 1 l4(ii UHiaibc; standard grollne for lamp, 12 4iJc; headlight, a(325c; lubrlcaüng and machinery oils. a5i 2.5. PROVISION No spot movement whatever. All quotations are nominales nothing is offered at the market rates. Mea pork, f2l; clear pickled, 826; dry salted shoulders, 8)ii: clear rib sides, S11K: clear s'.des, nomlcal at llCr.c; bacon sbouldeis. 9X3t,'4c ; bacou clear rib side, 12(4l3c; bacon clear sides, ltlc;breaxfast bacon, 13 cjsweet pickled hams. HHc; "Monogram" hams, 13ie; "o üetter" hams. 1'ic; canvas-ed hams, ",13,3 : prima lard nominal; onaid not m sold ior over llc: kettle, 14. The above lor car lots Jobbers quote higher. STAPLE GROCERlES-üeneral trade very good. Coffees Market strong. Roasting grades ot ttio are quoted to20;9S0c; gc-Dd to lair at 21i32lXs: inme at 2323; choloe to fanev. At 24240 and Java at 84a5c. Candles Hotel, ai32ao; star candles are quoted at ID ÄJOc : common pressed, lSgiSSrO. Cheese At 133140 for "Time to cnoloe faoaorr. Molasses a ndBtrcps New Orleans molasses la steady at 68Wc, and syrups at 60ctfHi for common to fancy. Kies-Dealers qnote at 799o for Rangoon, and 839o for Carolina. bCQAKS-Markftfirm. ,.,Ä., SVe quote: rteflned la Quoted at 10v3lOJe ror A, 10Olo4c, for extra O. and 1144 lo tor hard: circle C, lOc: yellows, Se. öonx-In D0Xö8,6Jr97c;5 j6H kegs. WOAFS- üerraan Is quoted at 67,0; Babbitt's at lö-slOö. htakch-Dealers quote at per pound for pearl. öPiCES Fepper Is quoted at 28,310a; allspice, 18Je: cloves ; tJOrguSc ; cassia, 404oo. Teas Market dull. Unnpowder la quoted at 85o(3Sl GO; Imperial, eCc331 SO; Hyson 1131 30; Oolong, S5o fill: English break last, 40,'jT5c. LUMUEK-XootbiDg new to note. fiNX 1 and l clear, per M. feet, green. 153 W; dry, fjS 00; Fl oring, dressed, S22 c30 W. Biding, dressed, Sis I0S419 00;atock boards, S 18 00aa 00; Common boards, SIS 00; Bill stuff, to 16 fret, S16 oo; Lull stun', over 18 feet, 117 OU&24 00; Heavy Umbers, SI 00 extra per M. ; Sheeting, St3 ou: A sawed shingles, S3 7534 00: No. 1 shingles, S3 00; Poplar shingles, S3 5: Lath, S3 00; bouthern pine flooring, dressed, 115 0050 00. fopULR Clear, S30 00; Common, S11 00; Culls S10 00. ASH 1st and 2d, 72 SO. Black Walsut The Quotations aro buvlna

prices for green and sei ling prices for dry lumber, it and 2d. dry S6j uuAt uo: 1st and 2d. creen.

f 10 P0(1t5 00; Culls. 515 0üö20 00. IKUy AND ÖTKEL-Steady and quiet. The qtwotauons are given a', list prices, as follows: Bar Iron la quoted at Fl HO. Bheets rolled, 10 to 14, 4$c; is to St., 5.7c; 37, 6c; Charcoal, lfl advance on above rates. Other sixes and numbers are graded at proportionate ratus. Hteel Is qnoted as follows : &i.nderson's best Kpgilsh tool, 25c; American tool, 20o; eprlng stöol, ix lncn, 12c; 1 inch and over, 11c. mill pick shapes, 3oo. BLEDa Quiet and lower. . 'lax seed is quutea Ht si &J', clover at 13 25(3650; timothy dull at 52 &(J3275. BTKAW-Is worth tsßlO per ton. HALT In good demand and higher. Haeinaw. uray loa-d lotn, at 2 J.a2 05 ; Ohio

River. In store, at tl 0J&1 95; Hasina w, car lots.

at Si vostl a; Ohio Kiver, car lots at SI loQi eo. TOBACCO No change to nole. Koyal (iem is quoted at U0r94a; Monitor Navy, 68,970c ; baled lobaooo, 45r4böc ; bright navies and

Quarters, K6 ,474c; smoking brands, 3ocjl25c;

fine cuts, öor'ASc; black tobacco, ööyjbOo In cadles ; t wists, 60 a ;c. TINE143'B1Xx:K Trade Is reported fair. Tin plate is quoted, ior 10, 10xi4. charcoal, first

quality, at 12 to IX, ditto, at 115 10; 1C, 14x20

roonng tin, sn; ic, 2ux roonng un, 22 ou. .brass kettle, 45o. No. 27 Iron B, 4c; No. 27c smooth iron, 60. Moorehead'a galvanised iron, 2i per cent, discount from list. Zinc, per sheet, 11c; per cask, lOSc, Pig tin, Btrait's, oOc. Wire Bright and annealed ba per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 33

per cent discount. Bolder, tinners lsc,

The total sales of stocks to-dsv r storm

shares, of which 60.000 were I'ac Co Mall, 5fi,owi Western Union, lo.uuo Northwestern, oo.txu Bt. Paul, 4.400 Hock Island, 113,0io Erie, 65.0U0

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ouore, (jwwuios, ana 2,uua union Pa BTATH SrrOCTKS.

Ml WKonrl .. . .... Old Tennessee... New Tennessee... New Vlrelnlaa Old Virginias Old N. Carolinas New N. Carolinas

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102 50 50H S4 M4 2U 12

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102

00 34 84

Bat.

102 50 50 84 34 21 11

Mon

1C2 60 50 84 84 21 12

Tue.

102 f.o 60 34 S4

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The purchasing price ror Uovernment bonos In Indianapolis vary from ths New York quotaUous Stiai d nant 'tfOVjatlftSlliN'l (SSiUUttlTlKs.

u. a. e-s 8L. U.a. 8's "2.. U. B. 8 'Gi., U. 8. fls "35.

U.B.e'a ti5(new) 0. b. es w U. 8. 3'B -68 U. 8. 10-40 'S Currency C .....

b per cent Td loan..

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121J4 124 1174 124 1 TA

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Copper BheeUnz. 14 to 15 os.. 860: plan

ished, 14 to la os., 39a : bolt copper, 45c ; bottoms, 35c. Lead Pig, 7c; bar, i. Antimony, lso; Babbit metal. 16ii20c WHISKY-A'.-tive at SI 15. WOODEN WARE-Mo.ltnbsperdos,S850!9;5Jo. i ditto, S7 50S ; No. 3 ditto, S6 5((d7 ; No. 1 Churns, common, per dozen, S10 50; No. 2 ditto, S'J 50; No 3 ditto, S3 50: No. 1 cedar churns brass bound, S21322; No. 2 ditto, 820(8521; No. 1 ash churns, 818; No. 2 ditto. (16: No. 3 ditto, 14; stave half bushel measures, 55 50; hoop Iron bound ditto, S6 oO37; keelers, five la nest, 32 25; meal sieves, 14-16, SI 75&2: ditto 18, S2 00r2 2o; O O buckets two hoop, 81 böCil 90; ditto three hoop S2 löwi 25. WOOL New wcol Is looked for in liberal

quantities soon. Quoted: Unwashed, 30332c; tub

wasneu, c. WINDOW OLASS Blngle Strength

2nd Qual. 1st Qaal. 8x8 to 8x10 ...17 00 7 75 8X15 to 10x13 8 00 875 IjXlb to 12x14 ... 11 OU 12x30 10 20X26 1J 00

Discount 65 and 70 per cent, off above.

MONKY, STOCK, ETC. Nxw Y0BC.May26. Money easy at 23 per cent.

Prime mercantile paper Is quoted at 41 per

cent for choiee.

BterUnz quiet at SI 8634 86 for 60 days, and

f 4 89 for sight.

Custom receipts S181.010.

Gold 'opened at 116. and closed at 116, with

sales during the day at 1159116.

Rates for borrowing were flat at 1 to 3 per

cent per annum.

Carrying rates 1 to 2 per cent. Loans were also made flat. Treasury disbursements S78.000. Clearings, (33,000,000. Uovernment bonds 6teady. Railroad mortgages quiet. State securities dull. . The stock market has been active, with wide

and frequent fluctuations In leadlr g shares. Erie led the list In point of activity and decline'

selling down to 16 against 18 at the close yes

terday. Prices resumed to 1714. but still later re

acted to 17. Tbe general market declined from

10 per cent., at the opening, and later advanced from to per cent. At the second

ca.l Pacific Mail re-acted per cent., and the

remainder of the list fell off from to per

-cent, from the highest point. North western

opened at 37, rose to 39, and re-acted to 38. Pacific Mail advanced from 35 to 37, and reacted to 35. Lake Shore fell off to 64. a decline of 1 per cent, as compared with the closing quotations yesterday, bat afterwards recovered.

140CK island aavanoea irom iutys 10 iuo;4, ana New York Central from 104 to 104. Western Union declined to 75,against 76 last evening.

Ohio's advanced from 2 to 23. Bt. Paul ranged from 32 to 33. and C, C. A I. C. from 5 to 5. H toe KS were irregular during the last hour of buiues, but were generally stedy at the final close. Pacific Mall decline to 3ö, and

closed at 36. Erie re-acted to 16, and after-, wards recovered to 17. Lake Shore fell to 64 aud cloned at tHV. Northwestern common re

ceded to s and advanced per cent, in last sales. Union l'aclficrose lo 7lJ8, and closed at

that pf Ice, the highestofthe day. Ohio arose

rt J-iYf western Illinois Central

. The

Pacific Mail stockholders to- ay elected Jay

Oould, Geo. 8. Scott, Rufus Hatch, Sidney Dillon, J. I). Smith. Oliver Ames, C. 1. Osborn, Jno.

Keiley, and Geo. J. Forrest as directors for the

ensuing year, it is aaid tnat me racinc Man directors resolved to sue the Panama Company for S20.U0 damages for overcharges and breach

cx contract.

MARKETS BT TKLEUKAPH. NEW YORK, May 2fl.-Flour-The market is dull; receipts, 5,000 barrels; saies were made rf superfine Western and state at 14 7035 CO ; com mon to good extra do at S-5 05$5 4u ; good to choloe .at to 45 5 75; common to good white wheat Western extra at Si 70 3 6 6); common t good extra Ohio at 15 I5.j 7 30; common to choice. Bt. Louis at $5 40(4 8 25. Rye flour The market is firm; sale were made of fresh at $4 4035 .0. Corn meal Tiie market is quiet; sales were made of Western at S3 604 10. Wheat The maiket is lower; receipts 56,000 bushels; sales were made of No. 1 Chicago spring at Si 2U123; No. 2 Chicago spring at tl 12 ail 11; No. 2 Milwaukee at SI 15; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring at SI l'-cil 21; winter red Western at 1 28 d13i; amber Western, SI 3131 36; white Westtrn at SI 33. lire The market is quiet; a! were made of Canada in bond at II 05:

State aJ SI. 10 Jl ll. Barley Tho market is unchanged; sä'es wera made oi No. 2 rowed state at f 1 20; prime Canada West, Si 55. Barley malt The market Is Steady ; sales were made of Canada West at Zl 60; prime No. 2 rowed

oiuio nil i iai. vuiu uiaivct is lUHclt receipts 28 000 bushels; sales made c! Western mi xed at 7375: yellow Wet. lern at TSSOc. Oata The manet is lower; receipts 2-Mn bushels; sales made of mixed Western at71ft73c; white mixed Western at 74 ,77. Hay The market is heavy; sales were made of snipping at 65'70c CoUee The market is lower; saies were made of Itio at löc. Sutjar The market stesdy; sales were made of lair to good reflnln at 818'ic; prime at 8c: refined dull at l0'Jlu Muscovado

hi ra!c. xioiasses is uuii: sales were made

Cardena's 53 test at 4'J. Rice The market is un-

chaDged; sales were made of Kan soon at C(ic; Carolina, 7d7c. Petroleum Is firm: ssues were made oi refined at 12al2c; crude at 6(3 ec. Kosin The market is heavy ; sales were made or strained at SI tW32 00. Turpentine The market is heavy : sues were made of

Lsplrltsat o3jUic. Pork The market is lower;

saies maue of new mess at m üoj:: ao. Keel Is quiet: sales were made of plain mess at SiO 00; extra do $11 00; beef hams at S19. Cut meats The market is dull; sales were me.de of dry salted shoulders at Sc : pickled hams at Uo 12c. Middles The market is heavy ; sales were made Western long clear at ll(jilc LardIs lower; sales were made of prime steam, at 14 al4c. Cheese The market Is dull: sales were

of common to prime Western at 712c Whisky Is active and lower; sa'es were made at SI 19 öl 19. Leather !s heavy: sales were made

or hemlock sole, Buenos and l.io Urande lizht.

middle and heavy weights, at 27;9c; California do 25(327e ; common do, 2527 wc Wool

the market Is dull; sales were made of do mtstic fleece at 4565c; pulled at 30348c.

CHICAGO, May 26,-Flour The market Is dun and prices are unchanged; sales were made of extra superfine spring at $5oo5 37; Min

nesota extra winter at So 00; supers ne springst S3 00. Wheat The demand was fair and prices are lower; sales were made of No 1 Chicago spring at06,ö97c; No 2 Chicago spring, at 93c for snot; ftc for seller June; 9öc for

at b e. Corn The demand is fair and prices are lower and unsettled; sales were made of No 2 regular at 63c for spot. 63fMi3e was bid for

seller Jnne; 680 was bid for seller July: rejected

attiuc. Outs Are In fair demand and prices are lower and weak ; 6ales were made pf No 2 at 57c for spot; 57c was bid for seller June; 55 for

seller July: rejected at wo. Kye The market

Is unchanged; sales were made of No 2atjl 05

for spot.. Barley The market has declined :

SI 20 was asked and 1 1 15 was bid for No 2 fall for spot; sales were made at SI UU for seller He intern ber. Heeds The market is firm and priots are nominal: sales were made of fair to choice timothy seed at S2U0,tj25; prime to extra clever seed at $6 65. Pork The market is

active but panicky and prices are lower; sales were made at 919 40 for spot or seller June; Sl 70 for seller July ; S19 90(319 95 for seller August. Lard The demsud is fair and prices aie

lower ana nnseittea ; saies were made at an jv(m

14 25 for spot or seller June; 814 47'14 60 for

seller July ; S14 70 for seller August. Bulk meals The market Is active and prices are lower;

sales were made or shoulders at c; rib middles at He; clear Bides at llo; short clear middles at llc for 6pot or seller Jone; these prices are all tor loose. Whisky SI 16 was off. red:

SI 17 was asked. Lake ft eights Are unchanged ;

to 23-) and closed at from 2 to 23. Union ranged from 75 to 76. Illiuol

to Bulfalo.Jo for corn: to Oswego 4V,c for

wheat, Kecelpts Flour. 10,000 barrels; wheat. 8710 bushels; corn, 70,000 bushels; oats, 36.0CO bushels; rye, bushels; barley, 3.000 bushels ; malt, bushels. Shipment Flour, 14,010 barrels; wheat, 71,000 bushels; corn, loO,000 bushels; oats, l,0u0 bushels; rye, 81,000 bushels; barley, 400 bushels; malt, 2.CÖ0 bushels. On the call board this afternoon wheat clostd higher ; sales were made at 94c fjr seller June; 97 for seller J uly. Corn The market Is firmer ; sales were made at 64o for seller June; btse for seller July. Oata The market is higher:

sales were made at 58c for seller June. Pork

The market is easier. Lard The market is easier.

BALTIMORE. May 26. Flour The market Is

very quiet, with only a limited demand; sa'es were made of Western extras at 85 005 5u: other

grades are unchanged: Western superfine ai. 4 60(45 00, superfine Western family at Sö 7o$7 00.

Wheat me market is ami and prices are weak :

sales were made ot No 1 amber Wettern at

SI 38; No 2 amber Western at SI 361 37; mixed amber Western at SI 31 ; No 1 red Western at SI 35; No 2 red Western at SI 361 87;

mixed red Western at tl 31; No 1 red Western

spring at SI 35; No 2 red Western spring at SI 34

Lorn me maraet is unsettled: sales were made

ot Western mixed at 78c. Oats The market is

weaker; Bales were made of white Western at Tic ; mixed Western at 7ü72c. Rye The market is dull : sales were made, nominally, at Si 14 Cat 18. Coffee The market is quiet, but prices are firm and unchanged; sales were made of

ordinary to prime Rio cargoes at 1618c. Hay The market is dull and prices are lower; sales were made of Pennsylvania aud Maryland at S17 00;j24 co. Whisky sales were mide, nomi

nally, at ll .'31 zs. Provisions The market is

dull and heavy, with a downward tendency. Mess Pork sales were made, nominally, at S21 &&3 00. Bulk moats 1 he market is dull and prices are lower: sales were made ot shoulders at 8c; clear rib at 11&11C, loose. Bacon Tne market Is quiet; sale were made of shoulders at 99c: clear rib at 13c. Hams Hales were made at 14i5c. Butter The market is lower, with a fair demand ; sales were made of Western grass flavored at 21&27C. Petroleum

The market is nominal; sales were made of refined at 12!3l2c; crude at55c.

i-V a 'NWATI, Mar 2rt.-Cotton-The market iff anil and encbanged: sales were made of middling at loc. Fiour The market dull and unchanged ; sies were made of family at 15 65

nuitui-xne market is duU and unchanged: sales of red were made at SI 25ai 30.

market is dull and unchanged; sales were made at 73374c. Oats-The market

?"u uncnangea: sale were made at

v.? , ye-Tt5.e market li steady; saies of No. 2 were mud nr. si vir.y ; i.. -.-i. .

.T;r-Vr uncnangeu; sales of fall

" i i oa. una The market is un changed; sales of linteed oil were made at 7e.

r.?.?.?!!" " Arm; sales were made at

araT-"l. d?" d prices

i VJ--t4 j "ues oi cnoice western 4i.M.?tre ,ma1, at 26A27c; holce Central

rhZ. ' lu7" grawes entirely nominal

maraei is unchanged; sales of

h7i . "::iHC. lora The market wi1.110 nominal; ia25aked. Lard-The

1, i .ir , L ' 8aie8 were made of steam at I4öl4c; kettle 14c. Bulk meats-The market Is unsettled and irregular; shoulders SiSJ f?.U-fH Cosing at inside figures; clear held at II .5. llaoon-fs In fair demand; sales L?,ade t S9 379 5012 S7312 5.'12 75 12 87 . Whisky I'he market is nochaneed :

jaies were made at tl 15. Hogs-The market has declined; prices range lrom ? 5017 75; - 5a:? wLe. made at S7 15r7 5o. ReceipU2,116 head, bhipments 460 head. Ü3T. LOUia, May SU.-Ootton-Dull and cuspged; Baits were of low middling atl4c: mlddUng ?15; nothing done. Flour The market is entirely unsettled; the prices are lower to sell. Wheat The prices have declined : sales were made ol No 2 red winter at Si 26 bid for cash and at f 1 25 Keller this week; SI 2W1 28-el'er June; SI u3.l31 seller July ; small lots of soft No 2 at SI. Corn-The prices have deSl!"! faJ.e, w.ere made of 'o 2 at 62(3 Wc cssh ; 6. w6ucseller June; 7rr c seller Jul v. Oats lhe prices have declined: sales were madeC" cash ; 62c bid for fresh. Hariey sud Kye There wasnothing done. Whisky The prices have declined; sales were made at SI 19; fi j8 offered attheclose. Mess pork -The prices are lower: sales were made at f X) 75 cash ; S2u Ü0 offered at the elope; J20 seller June;SP 75 bid at theclre. Ory sal'. meats The market Is nominal. Bacon The market is dnll and there is only a small order trade. Lard-The market is nominal. Hogs The market is dull: sales were made of shippers at $6 75(7; bacon at37 2öa7 öti: butchers at 7 5cS. Cattle The market Is steady on best grades, but weak on common grades; sales were made of choice native steers at S5 60&Ö 60; good to choice native steers at 1 j-'i mIxed steers at Si04 75: good Texans at W7o5:fair Texans at S3 253 60; commou Texans at S22 75. Keceipts-Flonr, l,00j barrels ; wheat, 20,0uu bushels; corn. 18,fXW bushels; oats. 7, (joii bushels barley, none; rye, none: hogs, 1,600 head ; catüe. 110 head. PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-retroleum-The market is firmer; sale were made at 12'ni2c for refined ; 9c for crnde. Clover seed The market Is nominal. Timothy seed-Sales were made at 12 62. Flax seed Sales were made at tl m. lloar-Tne market, is dnll, with a downward tendency; sales were made of superfine at H 7Ö35; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota family at 85 5li6 25; Pennsylvania. Indiana and Ohio family at $6 25aö fcO: high grades at S78 25. Wheat The market is declining: sales weie made of red at (135(1137; amber at Si 33 (dl 41 ; white at Si 50. Rye-Sales were msde at tllO. Cprn The ?rrl:fet 1 Uhsettled and-de-cliQiug sales were made ol vellowat Sc; Western mixed at 79S0c. Oats-The market is more slow; sales were made of white at 74ri7öc; Western mixed at 7173c. Whisky The market Is Urm; sales were made of Western at tl 22. iTOVlsions The market is quiet; sales were made of mess pork at 122 tu; pickled hams at 12, I2c; salted shoulders at 8&9 Lard Hales were made at 15(jl6c. Butter The market is steady; sales weie made of New York and Bradford county extra at 30o; New York and Bradford county firsts at 2324c: Western extras at 24S2ÖC; Western firsts at 17fti!c; Western extra roj's at 2Ci322c. Cheese The market Is declining; sales were made of Western prime

at icii.-;c. ügs j tie market, is nrm end improving; sales were made of Western fresh at 179lSc. NEW ORLEANS. Ma v IiUhnni..Th

on hand was very small; males were madä of superfine at 55 370 50; single extra at fö; double extra at JS'j ü"; tre ble exHa at S637,i 7 50: choice at 7&j. COrn Piices were lower;

w ujnuv Hb o.e. usis i uo market was quiet with prices easier; sales were msde at 3(ä.öc. Bran Prices were eaicr; sales wore

m.tue hi i iu. nay i uere was a good supply on hand ; sales were mada of prime at927; enoiee at

t. corn m- i i-aies were maue at 54 W. Pork -There wss a decJlne iu the West; the market

is unsettled here; mere is nothing doing ncmlnally; sales were made of repacked at 21'j 21'ic; original at 22,2?yC. as In weight. Bacon The maiket was duil; sales were made at 9-v4iSil."c. Hams The market was drill; pales were made of choice sujrar cured at 12f5 13. Dry salt meats The market was dnll: safes

were made t 99!i31212c. Lard The market was dull aüd prices were nominal; rales were made of refined tierce at 15c; keg at 16c. Whisky The maiket was quiet; sales were made of rectified at SI 1J31 20. sugar The market was quiet; sales were made of common at .asc; low fair to fullr fair at 8fsc; prime at 9c ; ßtrictly ptime at 9c. Molnsses f he market was dull and price were nominal: sales were made of common at 40345c ; fair at oOQ 55c ; prime to choice at S;oc. MILWAUKEE. May 26. Fiour The market is unchanged. Wheat The market is firm; Kales were made of No 1 Milwaukee Club at 99c; No 2 Milwaukee Club at iwc; seller June at Ujc; seller July at 97'. Oats- Are lower and in good demand; sales were made of No 2 at 58V.C. Corn The market is lower? saI as mar!

ofN'o2 Western at 63c; new at 62c. Rye The market Is firm ; sales were made of No 1 at tl ei. Barley Tbe market Is demoralized and prices

are nominally dc lower; sues were mad or No 2 at SI 23; No 3 at SI 10. Provisions The mar

ket Is demoralized aod prices are lower. Mess

pork Sales were made, nominally, at S19 26.

Prime Lard The market opened at 1415c, and closes atll(3l4c. Fi eights-Grain freights

are unchanged ; to Buffalo, 4c; to Oxwego. 8c. Receipts Flour 6,txr barrels; wheat. 63,000 bushels:

corn, bushels; oats, bushels. 8hip-

ments Morr, 2juu Darreis; wneai, 100,000 nusn

els; corn, 7J.0-.-i bushels: oats, 600 bushels;

oartey, ousneis.

to good at z-xs o;

6i2i:

.a.

ior lo-ds v . wem 9 K.i v,.i

for 2 days, of isvi hearf'

common to fair at n

1. ...... ra rro a t I r-i i.

v 7 . uui. . . T: -"j m, siocaera. none

HoosKecetDW"

mäkln? m im.i

sales were mad of .Yorkers at S7 3Q($7 50; Philadelphias at 18 2r v'- w .

SHxxp Keof ipu ror ta-day were 3.100 head, and total for the mx 2jj" "ere ll.luu head; sales were made of tbe be l 5(w 50; medium at 4 354 75; dipped at 0CQ5 3o. BUFFALO UVK BTOCK M ßKET. BcFi-ALO. May 2ö. cattle Th? "celPU to-?y(w"'1-J22bd. making a total lorhe week or 7.84 bead; tbe receipt for the week tuQ fr, W,e. .lcars' whlch were through corv"inm4rkel wasdalljsaks wen ,tfr ?L "Dols steers, averain? 4, 1.W76 anu iViJ1',1.15 ana 0,1 : head of U üuä5 W?C ' veraSlE2 M 1 Ihs, at 1 r?"!;:EPs, LaansTbe receipts to-day were ham 1 head; making a total tor the week of 7.7tO head; tbe market was slaw, and yesterday' price were about maintained; 7WJ bead were disposed of. Hops The receipts to-day were 1.R10 head: bat little life in trads; sales were 9 0 hesd: the yards are full of stock : York t ? 4-

oo; heavy hogs, sold at 57 7ut7 90: Smcersle-

iccieu, sold at S7 80.

CHICAOO UVK BTOCK MAEKET. Chicago. Mar '7iwitt,. -

ay were S.OOU bead; and consisted largely of lexas. coiuoon anvl medium rad.- t.

IS UUU lor all Brailf". an,l nr-A&K or. .

blockers, sold

steers sold

llOUS The rsWV'infA trwluv I ova ...a .

the maiket was overstocked and weak snd 0il

"""usu aus, Mia at c- 7o.'n4 12. at 9-1 "114.J -ji. rl... " .

7,-r'' ,a" 10 eiira shippin

j toto a: niDments. rt-r I .,

. . V . '""""i S"i grsat-s so dat 7 15 a711' uevy 8o!d nl ex,ra trades sold WM Omenta.

Sheep The recelnts to-rfar

the ma-ket was nominal, and sales were made at tlo ou for shorn.

UOJJTOS WOOL MARKET. Boston. May 2. Wool tviKti

tinues in moderate demand .TnAllll firf nir K 1-1 r

ngonly as wanted. Prices are abont th nam

M , . 1 r,e?orle1- Fine wools-The demand Is quin and limited; prices continue low and unsatisfactory; sales were made vf Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces at5iQ57c; common to medium Michigan and Wisconsin fleeces at 4S'52Sccombing and delaine fieeces atet btic; washed a;1r.!9?'-c; unwbed superfine and extra pulled at 40(OiC.

NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York, May 26. Metals Manufacturing cop j "er is steady; sales were made of newsheeilngat 30c. Ineot lake 1.1 dulir

at 2A-ic. Pie lron-l)nllnith'..v....iu

were made of Scotch at imLn

bales were made at 23.42?C Russia-Sheet; sales were made at HVf,c. NaiisAr. bi'.

sales made at 411 04 ttiS tv'fc.r fin s 1. 1.

h-ilor8e hoes-Sales were made of No. ft at 1-1(325.

NEW YORK DRY UOODS MARKET. Nxw York, May 26. Dry Goods The market

continues quiet, but clothiers are buying heavy woolens for men's wear, more freely; worsted coatings and el j (dans, are doing iainy, and low grade cassimeres, are more active; cotton goods, contlnne depressed, but prices are eenerallv un

changed, in agent's hands; prints are rather

more active In first hands, and good styles command full prices. The Ulenham Wcolen Mills, weie sold yesterday, for f 1U5,0W.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Nxw York, May 26.-Cottoc-Is weak: sale

were made of middling npland at I6(3l6c. Future closed on let. with

frllOWS: teller Ma V 152S-.'?''? tiller Inn I.S

seller July. 15 2-,2c: teller Artzunt. 16 3-32c; seller September, 1519-32c : seller October, 15 7-16c; ' seller November. 15 -3:c; seller lmcerober.

la Ö-'C ; seller January. 15 13-32c; llei February. löJfcC; tt'.'f ' Marth, 15 13-l6c; seller April, ij l-02c. FOR5JUN MARKETS. London, May 20. amount of bullion gone intotheBank ofEDglan? on balance to-day la ilJ8,0U0. Consols ior monV, 919l; on account, 4(S!i; t-2s lsi. 1CS: 5-2ui Pn7, U9: 1U-4C8. ivili : new 5s. l-r; Ne York Central. ÜJ; Erie. rul): Erie preferred, 23. Tallow 4(?l.JsSd. Itcätied American petroleum, -83 fcd ; spirits, do, ta. Paris, May 2. Rentes, 61f 4CC. Fraxkfoet, May C.-Flve-twenties of ISC, ANTWERP. May 25. Fine -American retro.

leuiu, 20.

LlVEKPOOLw May 26.-Cbtion is dnll; mM-

dling uplands, 7Jd; Orleans, 8Sd; sales of 10,000 balej, of which 2.UU0 bales were for speculation and export and 6,0uo Amencan. Flour The market is steady : sales were mad

of extra state and Western at 2s. Wheat

Sales were mads No 1 red Western snrintr s

4d; No 2 red Western spring at 8sild. Cora Sales were made of new mlxri

Western at 31s fld. Pork Sales were mad

of new winter American Western at Tin n.1

American Eastern at 82s 6d. Beef Sales wer

made of new American at 78s od; Lard The market is firm; sales were made of prime Western at fcös. Bacon The market is steadv-

sales were made of clear sides, new. at 5us:

Cheese Sale were made of choice American, Few. at ts Cd. Tallow Sales were mari f

P. C. at 41s. Petroleum Hales wer mH

of refined at 9kl; spirits, 7d.

LOU13VILLE. May 2fi.-4jotton-The market is

dull: sales were made at 15,. Floar ihe

market Is unchanged: sales were inane of extra

at S4 ori5: extra family at 5 5Dr6 CO: A. No. 1 at

6 25; fancy at 6 757 kö. Wheat Tlie market is

unchanged ; sales were made al777c. Oats The market is dull: sales were made of mixed and

white at 68jib9c. Kye The market is unchanged ;

saies were maae at ti nay me market is unchanged; sales were made of choice tlmothv at ?24 00. Provisions The market is dull. Port The market Is romlnal ; sales were made r.t S21 50. Bulk Meats Salt-s were made of shoulders at 8c; clear ribs at llc; clear at 12! ic. Bacon Sales were made of shoulders M 9o; clear ilbs at 12c; clear at 13c. Hams-

Bales were made ol sugar cured at lBiUc.

Lard Sales were made ol prime steam at 15c ; tleroe at lc316; keg at Whisky Sales

were made at Si lo. Bagging The market is firm ; sale were made at 1314.

TOLEDO, May 28. Flour The market Is

steady. Wheat-The prices are a 6hade lower, the market closing firmer: sales were made of

No 2 white W abash at tl 41: No 8 white Wa

bash at tl 2i; No 1 white Michigau at SI 23; extra white Michigan at fl 23: amber Michigan at

tl 21(al 22; seller Jtnue atSl 21; seller July at SI 23123: seller August at SI 22; No 1 red at f 1 24: No 2 red Da; ton and Michigan at SI 21 1 seller July at f I 23; seller August at SI 12. Corn

The market is firmer; sales were made of high

mixed a1- 72c; seller June at 71c; seller July at 73c; seller August at 75j: low mixed at 70c.

Oats The market Is qnlet; sales were made ofNo2at63e; white at 66c; Michigan at63c-

Freights dull: to Oswetro at 39ö4c. Receipts

Flour, 150 barrels, wheal, 4,ouj bushels ; corn. 13,000 bushels; oats, 9,000 bushels. Shipments-

Flour, 500 barrels; wheat. 42,000 bushels: corn,

34,600 bushels; oats. none.

CLEVELAND, May 26. Wheat-The market

Is dull and prices are nominal ; sales were made

of No 1 red winter at tl 27; No 2 red winter

at tl 22. Corn Tbe market Is lower; sale were made of high mixed shelled at 72373 ; on the track at 69ft7Cc. Oats The market Is steady:

sales were made of white western at &Sc Petroleum Tbe market Is steady ; 6ales were made of 110 degrees test standard white at 10c; and 150 degrees Ohio test at llc, In car lots; in small way lot l2c higher. Receipts Wheat. 760 bushels; corn, 1,050 bushels; oats, 4,550 bushels; barley, bushels .

PITTSBURG May 26v-Wheat None offering

and prices are unchanged; quotations are, Pennsylvania snd Ohio red at Si 33(äl 35: amber

and white at 81 3S&1 38. Ear corn The market Is dull: sales were made at KSc for mixed and prime yellow. Shelled corn The market is dull;

sales were made at feO-asVc, according to qual-

ty. Petroleum The mar-ket is nrm and prices

are active; sales were made ot crude at 1 35 at Parker's landing; reuaed at 12til2c,

Philadelphia delivery.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EABT LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MABKEI. East Liberty, pa- May 26. Biet cattl-

The receipts for to-day were 749 head, and total for the past 2 days were 1,241 head; 36 loads of to-day's arrivals are through consignments, the balance, 11 loads, are lor sale; business is good and would be better if the stock was on hand ; the prices remain firm, and

the quality is good, with plenty or buyers; the Rtoek Is nolri.anri wait Int fnr first arrival-

' sales were made of best at STgOO? 25; medium

NEWS AND GOSSIP. Shopping is lively. New Jersey ia arrayed in peach blossoms. Quilp counted fourteen white hats yesterday, and one with a brick in it. A Milwaukee Judge has decided that s husband is no relation to his wile. Mr. Carruth, the Yineland editor, has so far recovered as to be able to walk out. Nearly seventeen thousand Russian offenders were banished to Siberia last summer. "At .Berlin," says Taine, "music is listened to in a silence like that of a church; In Paris It Is laughed at." Hereafter passengers on the Michigan Central railroad are to be stirred un bv no!

formed conductors.

Several young American ladies are at

present in Paris studying tbe art of displaying their ankle6, without appoariug to do i

intentionally. There are 4 J.73G lawyers in this unhappy

country, according to tbe last census; so.

yon can reckon up the aunaal stock of law

suits yourself.

Every hour that a man delays Having aa

aching tooth drawn it will appear to him as if bis wife's temper were getting more and" more unendurable.

A good Iookin? young man need never

depair, even if be has no trade. A German

baroness who anVcts painting has iust mar

ried her impecunious mod eh

They say that a girl in Atchison, Kansas,.

has pasted a complete report of the Beecher

trial (single thickness) on the soles of her

shoes, and has room

circus posters.

enough Ieit for few

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