Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 June 1875 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. THURSDAY JUNE 24 1875

A. C A. E. D Trade Palace, Oct. 7. To the Country Readers: w ranneetfnllv ask your Imme

dlate attention to the best selected took of Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery ever brought tothls city. By giving our individual attention

to guying in new i urn, wc m iiT..d line of Silks. Black

Goods. Dress Goods. Dometlcs, 7-rtim Flannels. Shawls. Table

t inne Rtft.nkats. Comforts. No

tions and Millinery at such rates nri nn Ruchterms as enaoles us

m offr the lowest prices known

since 1862. Our priecs are alike to

all, and Grangers as wen as oiaers will find at no other house more attractive goods or lower prices. S. AYUE3 &c CO., TRADE PALACE.

ülXANCE AND BUSINESS. WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW. GENERAL ASPXCTS. Itmv be considered that anything beyond the dull routine of the heated vacation fceas .n is not t j be looked for In business cirtles until tte tall trade. Still, the busing of the week past has not lallen down to the July apathy, tn"ouh the signs begin to show themselves. The country is quiet, but not set:led in business channels. While there are no excitements, there ia not on toe other hand a leeling of settled permanency in reeard to the courseof industry and trade. Neither capital nor labor are profitably employed up to t be capacity of the country, and as a consequence the nation 13 Undoubtedly fcuflVrin serious loss. In this regard, the nation differs cot irom an individual. If its meaua oi production and pro tit nre id .a loss must ensue. It 13 ft glow year, but fortunately not disastrous

MOSEY MATTEI

offer no new features for comment. The

price Of cold'goes up and cuirency is sur

fiMnr fnr 11 resent demands. Mercantile

collections from the country are satisfacroami now. at the middle ot the year, it

mav be fairl7 predicted that the trade in

staple goods will make money aDd come out

at tüe end of the year wilt. fair Daiances ana in a healthv condition. A paragraph in the Binkera' Magazine for June reports lor the

INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE

the clearings for four year3 past, and the

prospective fijrurea for this year, as follows : In 1S71, $30,000,000; in 1872. $38.000,000; in 1S73, ?4S,00),OCO; in 1574, 555,000,000; in 1873, the tsiimate U $0.000,00). The Clearing

House was established in 1S71, and now reports on twelve banks. It ia thought by

some that with a line Chamber ot Com

merce and many new improvements of the

business aspects or tns city, tue Dan Ks should make some new and more impressive showing in thfir Clearing Honse. As it is people don't like very well to be inquired of

too rloselv about 1U locality ana auairs. An

- j - - IMPORTANT DECISION

in regard to forged orders on savings banks was lately given In Buffalo, which interests

all depositors in those institutions as well as the savings banks themselves. The case

is entitled Arjnlebv vs. Erie County Sav

ings Bank oi Buffalo. In 1S7J, plaintiff had to his credit on books ot delendant, a deposit of 025 50. One Clarkson, stole the plaintiffs passbook Irom his trunk, forged a receipt in the plaintiffs name and drew the money from the bank. Defendant's bylaws provided that possession of the pass book was sufficient evidence of ownership to authorize the payment of moneys doe thereon, without further inquiry on its part. There was some evidence going to show that Clarkson, upon presenting the pass book at the bank, acted in a manner calculated to arouse suspicion, also that there was a material difference between th forged signature and the genuine one written in the signature book of the bauk. Defendant claimed that having over23,0C0 depositors, it is impossible that ..the cßitrcrj of the bank can recognize them Stil, Cr even become familiar enough with their signatures to detect forgeries, and that the bane is protected by the by-law before mentioned. The Superior Court of Buffalo directed a verdict for the defendant. Upon

appeal to the General Term the verdict was sustained, and the New York Court of Appeals has affirmed tee judgment with costs. The Magazine says: "This decision takts from the depositor in a savings bankcESof the important advantages of a bank account, viz., security from robbery. It is an unwise evasion of responsibility if deposits payable to order are to be traded like coupons, Payable to bearer, and It the money represented by a pawnbroker can be stolen as readily aa a bank note."

GROCERIES.

This morning's advices from the East point to a firmer market for sugars: the demand is

heavy and for a month past has been growing

the refiners are working less than their capacity and are at present generally oversold: refiners prict b are lOUJ1 for standard "A," and 9'4(yye ut white extra c. Holders of coffee are firm auu prices are well satisfied at figure heretofore

rullBg. LAguayras and Holden Kioare wanted by the better class of trade.for their superior lrintrngqii ilities, bat are high. Eastern Job

ber demand gld for a prime srood; Kio'a

rangei-Torn lororainary to ijüi;$ for good.

ana fciiawi ior prime ana cuuice augoiu, Jbecse are at-Live and have sustained no.decliae withina wetsfc; they have now readied their

lowest point and the next change will be an advance. A few inferior, Kklmmed cheese are occasionally offer

ing at lower prices, but the largest part of that sold in this market is strictly prime. Byrups

arequlet. Aloias s ami. luce acuve, nrra aud

unchanged. Teas remain inactive, spices dull

and unchanged. Driea finita meet with lessen

ing demand, and jobbers are inclined to give a fraction in order to re !nca stocks to a safe limit. The trade lor. prunes tai$ season has been the

lieavicst ever known nere ana prices nave neen unprtoedemedly low; they are quoted at Jvac. higher than soweweeas tince. Baginaw and

Lrkc talt has been declining, our quotations are reduced to meet the prevailing market. The

trade bi nee the first week of June haa been encouragingly steady and this week opens fair. There Is nothing of a speculative nature in business and he who had the courage to buy larza

lines of goods ahead with the view of getting

more man a iair margin oi pronia win nave little to console him in the resu ts: the merchant

that bays nearest the needs of his trade will in all probability be the better off rf the two men

at the year's end. ICollectona hiraly keep paca with trade, and if a good Bcold would' loosen money It would be given freely,

DRY GOODS.

Merchants report a satisfactory trade for the

week past and the demand for summer goods is ' still brisk. Linens and the exceedingly cheap Merrlmac percales go off with commendable

aiacrity, while prints in general and muslins are so low priced that the demand is a brisk and growing one. No branch of trade in tbis city gives

promise or a Detter recaomng at tne year n end tnan that ot dry goods, although His neoexsary to handle immense qaiuiiile of goods to accumulate a large aggregate profit. TUB WOOL IKADK has tcea unasuaüy large the past week for this season. One firm has handled at least 73,000 pounds, tut this spirt over, there will be a waiting for the country stores to Gil up again. The prices are unchanged, and buyers are . wholly at sea in their calculations how they Will Cme out, except so far aa current sales and shipments are made from day to day. Xhere is little to be said of JRAIN AND PROVISION'S Which remain doll and weak. JJo material actuations have beea experienced tor several,

days past. Nothing is doing for

cah in Chicago and the business in futures is slow. A err or a croak now cemes

from some portions of this state of weorll in

the wheat. The La Fayette Journal of yester

day savs: "Mr. Fiddler, of Laramie township.

yesterday brought to the city several heads of

wheat taken from his field, which are literally

alive with weevil." Similar reports have core

from other quarters, while a St. Joseph county farmer thinks his field has been invaded by the veritable Nebraska hopper. Probably he is in

error aVut that, but grasshoppers are eating on

bis wheat heads. That ne can see.

REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.

Wednesday, Jane 23.

The Board of Trade was dull and no sales were reported. It was said that f 1,13 was offered and refused ior red wheat, and 67 to CS cents for corn. Both were held a cent er two higher. No movement in provisions and nothing said about

thern. 'ivjnotauons are given for the buying prices cf cram and produce, and the selling prices for

Soar and other merchandise.! DAILY RAILROAD OOMMKRCK.

ARTICLES. BkO'PTS. SHIF'TS.

Bran, tons..

Barley, bushels. Ooal and Cote.

Cotton, bales..

Cattle, head...

Corn meal, barrels.

Dorr, bushels. Cement, oris.-

Flour, barrels.

Kay, tons..

Hides, tons..

High wines.

Ho , head ., Horses, nead.

Iron, tons..

Oil. barrels-.

Oats, d ash eis.

Lccs, cars..

. 9 2C5 67 2J0 12öü IV) 00 10 40 "m 17 H 150 1,200. 24 1 100

Lath, cars.-...-..

fird. tierces .......

Lumber, ieet . -..... . JS203 Merchandise. cari - 172 Provisions, pounds - . 40,ttOU

Rye, bushels, r ail, barrels. Äheen, nead.

2:2

11,300

900

320

3,500

20U 154,500

104 60,000

Staves, cars

Shingles, cars

sicEB, cars..-..

Sundries, cars

Inbacco. hhdfl,

Wool, tons

Wneat. oaahela ,

WniflKy, ooia. W BT0BI

June 23.

11 '"Ü 4 zoll 72a

Rye.

Corn. Oats.

mill) 3Joo

without any nota-

Wheat. ..19.892

DKUUtS The trade is good

ble features.

.safrptirtft is onoted at 305'i5c: alco

hol at w 3033 35; alam, per pound, H(3io: camphor, per pound, 32(38c; cochi-

aeal, per pound. fcUttjo; cblororm, per snr-rd. 81 15,-! 25: copperas, barrels, per

cream tartar, rure, 45(a7c: In-

aio, per pound, si -jOrcti So; lloorloe, Calab, per pound, genuine, 4636Ue: magneala, oarb- a per pound, a3 40c ; morphine, P. W- per ounce ; 15 605 75; madder, per pound, ISOlöojoll, cas

ter, NO. 1. per gai, 1 W&l WJ uu, uernauiu pe. b- 17 CO&t opium per pound. 17 75a 00 ; a uinine er ounce, 12 86(32 40: balsam copaiba.

Ro.r.. caitlie. fr.. 12315c: soda, hicaro

kegs, p'o. pound, 6J9flio; salts, epsom, per pouua. raöc: snuff, Garrett's, pack, per gross, 17; snuff, Garrett's, per case of 4 dosen, ilfl; sulphur, flour, per pound, 6obo; saltpetre,

per po una, iuc4ajc; tarpenuiie, ua..

ptjiijdinu MATERIALS Regular demand and no change. Aii uo:lttlpul and Huntington. 84c ; Pern, SOc ;

;:. faul.abc: New faris ume,öoo per ousnei.

quoted at 50a to f 1 75 according to quality. Tailow, 7,-97X0, Urease Brown at 6H3Sc ; yellow, TX&Xc : white, ,-Jiioc. NAILrJ Are very firm and stocks low. Quoted, lud to oua 111 S3 per keg and smaller numbers at the usual advance. PRODUCE Supply better than quality or demand. Rttttkb Very dull and an over supply of soft stuff. Extra good at 12c; Inferior mixed lots at kaioc Eutis Very weak at 12c. Good many bad eggs. Poxjxtrt Fowls, live, per dos, hens 53 75.4 00; roosters f2 50; Ducks, live, Vil'xjfiW', Turkeys, per lb. live, 8iloc. V eq kta blas Potatoes: Old are plenty and sell from store In round lots at f 1 OCftjl 10. New potatoes easier at f 4 75(5 00 per bbL Cabbage, per bbl,fl()). Onions New onions SI 00(34 60 per barrel ; Bermuda f 1 bm2 00 per box. Fruit Green apples out of market. Dried apples, 0loc ; sliced, 11c. Tomatoes are In market at fancy prices. Reeswax, per lb, 25c; white navy beans, CI 603 1 75 and very dull; Feathers, per lb, prime live geese, .25c: Ginseng, SI 10; Rags lower; per lb., cotton, 1. Honet Is In fair demand at 30o per pound for choice boxea: for low grades, J;.a2Sc. LEATHER Demand slow and market weak. Ork slaughtered sole is quoted at40'44Vc; BuCalo, 0((A3öo; narnes 853;j; upper 25(9 80c per foot ; French calf, tT$W 25 ; French kip, II 91 70; domesUo calf, 1 0(31 60; kip, SI lOcai 26; collar, per foot,: bridle. Der doien,8.44tS0. OILS quiet. Linseed unchanged, lard oils lower. Raw linseed quoted at 67R8c: boiled at 72 073c; lard oil, current extra, SI 10; No. 1, Slri 1 10; tanners oil.Utralt's beat,60ia65o ; Banks' best. 63(H90c; Labrador, t?&c; refined ooal oil, 133 14c; standard gasoline for lamp, 1213c; headlight, 20(925c; lubricating and machinery oils. S&cOSl 25. PROVISIONS No sales and no demand Prices unchanged. Mess pork, none in this market : dry salted

shoulders, 83: clear rib aides, (11 ; clear sides nominal at llC4i'-'c; bacon shoulders, 9ic; bacon clear rib sides, 12c; bacon clear 6ides, 13c;breakfast bacon, 13,c;sweet pickled hams, 11V.C; "Monogram" hams, 13c; "No netter" hams, 13Vc: canvassed hams, 'föic: prime lard

nominal; quoted at 14Sc; kettle at 14c.

STAPLE GROCERIES Trade represented as

good.

coFFiES cartel strong. Roasting gradea of H10 are qnoted to 20aC0Vc:

good to lair at awailo: prime at .i.aiic:

Choice to fancy, at 24 ,244o and Java at M u&e.

CAXDLES-liotei. 'umic: star canaies are

qnoted at lJ0e: common pressed, lSliC. Cheisi-At lOHöillKo- for prima to choice fao-

torv.

Molasses awd bybcps New Orleans moiasscs

is steady at 68OiJ0, and SSTtirB At 0ÜCS31 ior

ooramou to fancy. RICE Dealers quote at 7 JO 80 ror Kangooc, and SBo for CaroUna.

süciars steady anaiairiy active. We ouote: Keened is Quoted at lOtftlP-ic

for A, 10(aloc, for extra C. and 11'41214C

for hard: circle C, sfo; yeUows, 8Hyc

6ohA-In Doxes, 8 c; 0)38 kegs. boa ps German is quoted at HAl : Babbitt'!

at 10(9 loxc

13TAKCH Dealers quote ? 63040 per pound

ter pearl.

spices Pepper is quote a at ztirajc: auspice.

18-aJUo: cloves, tiOOtt&o: cassia. 40ta4oo.

Tkas Market continues dull. Gunpowder Is quoted at tooti!! o ; Imperial,

BOcrtl 20; Hyson 11(91 80; Oolong, SSo AH ' m Ush breakfast, 40ft7öc,

bUMBLd A fair trade but nO unusual fea

tures.

t'lNS 1 and 3 clear, per M. feet,

green. sou oo : ary. log w ri onnz.

dreesed, 122 60$3O Ul: Hiding, dreeaed, SIM i0(l 00; Stock boards, 118 rxWjüü 00; Common

boards, sio ou; üui sturx, to 10 ieet, iio oo; tun

OOVKKJOCETt eHCCKITIES.

Ü. H. 6'S '8L'.

D.H. 6 s

U. 8. 6's u. s. e s $. O. B. 6' Xi (new). D. 8. e s T7 o. b. es it.h. uun;

Currency ,

per centra loan.

uo;d.

eMrlLaa.

ThT

k'Ti. lbat. iMon.Tue.

117 1174 4t8 4S

126U'12CJ 128 126W 1181118 118118 llftllHA 119 111 12 U2H 1221122 124 V 124 134 1W 125 145 125' 12 11? -.1 125''. 124-2 12i

125V illS4lll4'119K

"7k

4öS

infill:

4JS7i:ST

W'd

The purchasing prices for Government bonos In Indianapolis vary from the Nsw York qaotaUoas HA1 per oent

ETATB STOCKS.

BilasourlSL

Old Tenneaaees.MM New Tennessees. New Virginias. Old Virginias-. Old N. Carolinas. New N. Carolinas.

ThT

lOCJi 4 49 20H 11

Fn. I Sat.

Mon

102;1 1021

4M 49

S7K ST':

äoS u

493

44 ST 20 11

102 48

37 S

Vi 11

Tue.

103

46V

41 87S

0 11

W'a

10-1 47 4ev 28 20 11

t v uuBun, un. u,uwon8neis : oariev. none

heaU '-Wbostielsogs. Itfä head; catUe, 3,010 I

. PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-Flour-The mr.

ket is dull with a decline of 12,lic; sales were m4? ? superfine at S3 .bfai 00: extras at f 1 S7Vr

rVicV3 wet wllh Koods and print mouve anSo 8 nd drawers a7e "ore acuve, and orders are received bv amenta letteTdIhlery' Wton flannLln; l5"?emand- i'ancy casslmere and worsted-

r wi a w CA LA IUI ia M At I . MB. 1 I n tra a w 4? 1 . . .

4 ; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota extra Uermu fdoeskin mL , 681 :.' plec8 of bI"rfe lZ1 V1215' Pennsylvania Indian! prices Drew feoodsit'"11 to d"y al ,alr 'JV,m& lWoe; high grade! Dress goods and shawls are quiet.

. uwk-jue maraet is quiet and ln m.?d,er,a,te "PPiy: sales were made of red at

i oui oo; ainoer at II 21(3.1 35: white at f 41'

w7ine . T," 18 Qiiet; sales were made of

truci U A fa m A VI . 1 a km I ha tM.kn4 l.f

sales were made ol veiiAw L,. "'.'J

mixed at Nc. Oats-The m.rtJf T. '."

ulo. pom vo r i.7.- " . . .vi.

fc-r- W-L.'T"1 "u" t w&i.c; mixed at

! irou-oouna western at fl 21 Petroleum The market is st-n,iv MiM i..

. . . i r -ji - .11 1 1 m . r . .

t wim a wm 1 " -i"-.iuu; ieets. avei

M'cre

bulk. Seeds-The market is steady with a light

r . ' "I'cuuiucui ciuverseea. western choice, at S12(12 2. Timothy seed-The market is unchanged : sales were made at S2 75 a.i bd. Has sted The market In unchangedsales were made at 1 h3. Butter-The market is

oitfru , Bium were maae

UTE STOCK MARKETS.

BÜFTALO LIVE STOCK MARKET. tcSr'were 1 -?Lap-7CATTI'T-Th9 receipts

of light common UhxMZtvZXuZ17lu"

bead

steets. averai7no- iivai

O... t - KJ

u I lOUCe! fit in. liana

5-4

cwt, at Sö 62

averaeine 1aü to 1.-7 , .

cwt, at 14 2"4 40.

fJ tl uo;2uihead

e, averaging fe'ltJ to li4

Kurru iv . im

2.1.10 hea 7v." rT"'? itw.Pl to-day

rv 'a otaiior The week of U.tv

prices. Harb Tk. . 1 . - -

mabin V..iL" '-aar were - iw hfai.

,77 . " wmi lur ine WWt rf 11 - -

were

OKNSHAt. MTOCKS.

On ton.

W. Ü. TelecraphJ 75Vi

yraexsuver

Adams xpresaWells A Fargo x.

American &x.

U. B. r.T ,1 Pacific MaU

N. Y. CentraL..

lsrle im Kile, preferred... Harlem.... ...... Harlem, p'f'd Michigan Central.

fittsourg.

Northwestern

N'thwest'n orof.

Kock iKland., N. J. Central.... St, Paul. St. Pan! pref..

waum

ThT

Wabah prr

ort Vayne.. Terre Haute Terre Haute pref, Chloatzu k Alton

C A A. preferred,.

Uhlo & MUsissiid.

L., C A C. C, B. A q Lake öior. , Indiana Central Illinois CentraL.

V. Paclfle toe it a

L . 1 aolno liondn "J. PactCo boads.. iet.ALeeic ana.

1(0

4.i

1,H

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16-1 64 41 101k

110

ia 81 5 19

U'l?4 107

113

1?4 4

1Ü1

73 U

loöH

M4 118

23 I

Frt.

C9 75

61 eo

45V

lOIJi

15k

Vi 134 133 64

53 V

13 k0 3 15 h)i 117 II 1

ÖÜ 113

Sat.

49 59 43

33 V

1 n

134X 133

87 4t4

101H

64 7 15

2 15 H-2

107

112VJ

1CU

Mon I Tu "f

105. K'öH

m 79 68 4S

xrA

1V1

132

65H 0 I

1C2

10?4

lttt 1U7

23 50

my,

IUI 73

iutt

I 63H

10 V9 7 55 45 a,ärTy

13J4

130 laa

6 7ov; 4k

liU

M 7 15 S3 2 19 102 111 2i 5ü

112

loe

W'd

t yesterday's

to-day

the week

hogs hoidin.at nZJk'i WZVZ -" nvy

soiTt - ueuiaud and

rose

1044 103V 105

10 uuevgu 23J4 23 I 23 I

9 o 59

45.

13 204

130

131

90S

4974 Ü2J4

110 83

7 15

4 1

102

107

11.1

101

73i

11!

EAST LIBERTY HVrJ STOCKT ui.o

East Libestt. Pa June 22 Pitt riwr. he reo.etr.t fr,, t ""s f-.IEr CATTX-

r"1 V4C w made of extra at S7medium to crood t ix . . 1 ai 7,

at 5 tt'(äö 75; bulls. . '2yii 7S: 5 u.: ,I'.,UD1. S3 Tj; the fcoted l.stii head. '

common to laii s ociers, 17 'jq Jaies lor to-day

u.i- ..kn.hui PI out at Michigan. 13 lri? I

NewarkTe). FlrWbrlckT to 17" .V .'L7hSJ ,7 A rel ror Louiavuie: 17 EOöü r Jd t shingles, S3 5: Lath, S3 00; Southern pine floor. e rooms Oommon,83 to ; tnedlum,93.A) ; extra, r 5 Jr.. tmmnm

f 1 UU04 25.

DKY.UOOt3 A good business Is reported

irithnnt change ln Drices

BATTiHQ Ordinary, 103l2ic; middling, "15c;

beat tissue, loo. naow2f luiuiKQ Naahvlile, llo ; Pepperel. MV; Htark. llo.

Ticnwo-omeca S3 Inch. Ho : Amosleaif A U.

sse: A. ltta: Conestotra. 4-4 Medal. 18c : Medal

m 1 T IhU. aw-a A -A OI a f aartntAm Uft

igrj auii ioU w avf Mvwnwwu nj Incn, 34c; ditto 82 lnoh. 21o; ditto SO Inch, ltto PlaLd'i?- . ... . - ,n..

Whlttendea 13c 140, and 15c ; Union, 13, 15, and

14(3.

Papib Cambrics Common colors, 6ic; high

eolora. 1 cent blaher.

Pbhtts Washington, American, Memmac,

Richmond Oriental and conn estoga, Sc:

Bprague's fancy, fcc; Freeman, 6o; standard BhirSng print, 7Xsi8c ; AlblCJl solid colors, B4c ; Peabody salting bo; Wamsutta, eo; Mourning prints, 9c . . Tm.li. n. , - , n... -

UiBriTtiiAiB-nuiuHiiui cuiuivu, ose, coy

riet warp, 2J.

kbowx BHXKTTRQ8 Vermont, lue faaa

TtUe,10o; Mlddlevllle, ic; Idaho, Xc: Mw

Albany, wo; Btark A luo; laurel L).. 10 Sc; Laurel II- Sc : Park A- 7Kc ; Uranlte B. 7c ; Bed

ford IL, 7o ; Pepp bo ; repp.o.vc; pepp K,

lue: Pepp XL. lOOHc.

ULUaau) easmssB-iiOzuaue, iito ; iiope.

o; luackstone, iu,-s,c asascmonet, io; mu luoi 4-4.120: Dwight Btar.llSo; Vaughn XX

au; Ked Dog. 7c; Qaaker 7ic: Cambrics, Lonedale, 16o : Young Warrior, 13c: Jabex Knight,

lüo; wamsutta, 15ic: xxew xork MUis,la4c.

ysXUI üagö Aiiioeatag oucj Aiewiston a, o: tstark. 34o: Union, '6c; Eanner,20c:Moa-

traup, 30c31c

FUKL CO Air Anthracite, per ton, 923 00; Brazil block, per

bushel, 12$3i3c; White Klver, 14c; Band creek, 13c; Highland grate, 12c; Highland steam, 11c: Plttaburz. lSJOc; Brasil nut, 10c: Brarll

Black, 7c; Virginia caunei,- ew:; Indiana canne,

5. Cota lie : crushed. ISo. Wood is Quoted at 84 O0tt5.

Flail Trade very active at reduced quotations. . Labrador herring, bbls,S9: half bbls, ti 50,No. 1 lake herring, half bbls, H 50; Quarters, Si; kits, bocaSl 00; No. 1 pickerel, half bbls, 5; quarters, ri eo ; kits, SI lo ; Ho. 1 white per nail barrel at W W&H 50; Quarter barrel, 13.25; kits. Si 15; family white, half bbls, 8-5 cu; quarters, 82 50 ; kits, SI oo ; California salmon, por bait barrel. nw 10 50; kits. 82 75; Mackerel, new mess per barrel, 121; half barrel, 811 OOQll 6'J; quarter barrel, W W, kits, 83 2i ; Ho. u halt barrel, Stf 607 00; quarter barrel, S3 2J3 to; kits, 81 20; Xo. 3, half barrel, 85 60afl ; quarter barrel, 82 7ÖQ3 ; kits, Si 15; Cod nsh, S(i 607. Holland herring, pei keg, 81 40; scaled herring 50c. UaJdbut, smoked. 14c Prepared cod nsh. oOSo. FANCY UROCKKliü AMj FKÜIT3 Dealers have enough to do. Canned .tfoor e Unchanged. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, 81 21 35; 3 lbs, SI 75 JW 00; Yarmouth corn, 82 4o igM 4ö; Mountain sugar, 82; Trophy, 82 25; Baltimore do, 11 50. I'eachea, Eastern21bs, Si 60 ; 8 lbs. i tb; Westsrn packed, 2 lbs, 82 25; S lbs, S3 3); pie, s Iba. 4 60 ; 2 Iba, 81 75. Blackberries. 81 50a i bo. Strawberries, 2 lbs, 82 35a &u. Kaspber, ca.iba, W 6üa3 OU. Wortleberrles, CJ 2532 oo. Pinholes. tflba,2 60. Baisaon. 1 lb. 82 4'J2 tO; 2 lbs. 93 403 60. Dried beef, Jacob 'a, loo ; low grades, HXC Maple Bugar laciöc ORZiQN MiUiTS Lemons and oranges firm and Inclined to advance. Palermo oranges. 87 00; Mesalna oranges.

87 00. Lemons, prime Messina 88 0035 2ä per

box; dates eg IOC per pouna; new raisins, layers 82 SXJ33 00; London layers S3 7j4 03; Muscatel double crown 84 00. Sultana, 16318u; nws, new, 15l6o; large layer ngs, n&no; Duuu figs, HJIxj; French prunes la boxes, very line, He; ke?s, UXQWfc ; citron, uico; eansnu, SMwci Turkish prunes, now, 943IUc. iStrrs Holl shelled almoatu quoted at ii6ci ; filberts, löc; walnuts, French, lie; Maples, 17( lac; ttraxil nata, lio; peanuts, raw, bl2o; roafed lOlJc. URALN. FLOOR AND FEKD KRAN, 8eip-

STürra, jto ötagnant.

üraa la a all at iv uu; uns ieea at is ouio uu, and mlddllnga at S4. ruooftrHo business reported though there is ome sold. Choice fandei are quoted at S6 OC135 50: family at So 50ä5 75; extra. S4 254 60; low grades at 83 603 73. Com Held at 69370O, but not worth that

price. Quoted : Low mixed, e9c ; high mixed 70c ; ear,

Wo. Oats Nominal. Quoted at 03o for mixed ; 6fic for choice white. Kra Nominal. Quoted at 81 05. BAKUY Nominal. No quotations. Whkat Unchanged.

We quote : Ked wheat. Si 15 (51 18 free on board ; amber 81 01 23: white nominal at SI 20(31 25. HAY Plenty on the market and selling "Very

rreeiy. .Loose u qnoted at 81820 ror choice timothy from wagons, baled is quoted at tMn for the best by car load lor tight, and tii&2 tor loose prwwd on arrival. Prairie hay. baled, S14318. HtXi Very dull aud no change. Prices, SO 25

9 tO.

HUPo New crop ar quowu uiio yer

pound.

a.wij Moriet is very auu. The following quotauons are furnished ex

clusively for the bentlnel by F. w.

Baugher, dealer in niaes, riuu. i auu ia cui. Maryland atreet. Indianapolis: Bust city green

hides, cows, 6c; steers weighing 65 lbs or

over, . 7c; beat city veai sxina, ic; iwst uiy aip

skin, 80; green salted, cured, at dry salted hides, 11 12c as to cure: dry flint. 12,3130 aa to cure. Grubby, bull and

S Uiaes iwo-tta-us price, cuoep sains are

lne.dreaed. f 15 00A50 00.

h p la r Clear . 830 00 : Common. 81 00 : Culls

810 00.

.van 1st and 2d, as so. Black Waluut The Quotations are buying

prices for green and seJUng prices for dry lumber. Tflt and 2d. dry 865 uü'ROU U): 1st and 2d. ereen.

S40 00CI4Ö ou : culls, 815 waao 00.

lliOX AND BTiiXL steady ana quiet. The auotauons are given at list prices, aa fol

lows: Bar Iron is quoted at 82 &02 bO. Hheeta roUed, 10 to 14, 4 He; 15 to au, 4.7c; 27, 5c ; Char ooal. lo advance on above rates. Other

sizes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Steel is quoted aa follows; (Sanderson's best Kngllsh tool, 25c; American tool, 18c; spring steel, 1)4 Inch, 12c; IX inch and over, lie mill nick shapes, 30c

8EKD3 Quiet and unchanged. Flax seed is Quoted at 8100: clover at S3 253650:

timothy dull at 82 60a2 75.

STRAW is worth J(9iu per ton. HALT In good demand and Baginaw lower. Baginaw. dray load lots, at 1 ttor2 00 : uhlo

River, ln store, at Si Sl 90; Baginaw, car lots, at SI 751 80; Ohio River, car lots at 81 7591 80.

TOBACCO No change to note. Royal Uem is a noted at 8Sa90c: Monitor Naw.

68070c ; baled tobaooo.45iäo: bright n a vie and

quarters, 5S72o; smoking brands, 35cia;i25c;

fine cuts, ouyoc; black tobacco, ottawo in cad

lea : twists, 60A'c

TiNNJSHa' STOCK Trade is reported fair.

Tin piate Is quoted, for 1C, 10xl4,charcoal,flnrt

quality, at S12 CO IX, ditto, at S15 to; 1C, 14x20 roofing tin, Sil : IC, 20x28 roofing tin, S22 50. Brass kettle, 45c -No. 27 Iron B. 4üc: No. 27c

smooth iron. 6c Moorehead's aalvanised

Iron, 25 per cent, discount from Qst.'v zinc, per sheet, 11c; per cask, 10$o. Pig tin, Strait's, uOc. Wire Bright and annealed So per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 3J per Cent discount. Bolder, tinner's ISc. Copper-Bheetlns, U to 15 bs., S5c; planished, 14 to is os., 39c; bolt copper, 43c; bottoms,

3nc. Lead Pig, 7o ; bar, ttc Antimony, lsc ;

Babbit metal. 16Zi20o

VrHI!jKY-ActVe-iltSl 15. WOODKN W ARE-No.1 tubs Der doi.SS 509:No.

i ditto, tl hMAH: No. a ditto. SO &c7 : No. 1 Cbururt,

common, per dozen, SIO 60; No. 2 ditto, C9 W) No 3 ditto, $8 60: No. 1 cedar churns brass bound, 821022; No. 2 ditto, S20(5S21; No. 1 ash churns, 818;' No. 2 ditto. 816; No. 3 ditto, 814: stave

heir bushel measures, 50 50 ; noop iron oound ditto, 3d o037; keelers, five ln nest, (2 25; meal sieves, 14-16, 817532; ditto 18, 82 00(32 25; O U kets two hoop, SI 31 ttJ ; ditto three hoop uc5ft2 25. WOOL Wool Is coming in more freely. Quoted: Unwashed, 31 3;-3c; tub washed, 4Si5lc;

viSiiAJvf ULAisa eingie Birengtn.

MARKETS BY TEXEOKAPH.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Flour-The nurket Is active: receipt 5,000 barrels; sales were made

Mi upcu-uiie vy esfcern auu ciaie 11 94 ouo srj; common to good extra do at t4 J5 2i; good to choice

at 85 3090 5; white wheat western extra at So 70

a 40; common to good extra Ohio at 84 wa7 00; common to choice ut. Louis at SS 20&8 25. Hye Dour The market Is bteady ; sales were made at

34 3035 bo. Corn meal Market is quiet; sales

were maae 01 western at 3 J ou$4 au. wnoat is

unsettled; receipts 43.UUU bushels; sales weie

maae or no. 1 Milwaukee at 81 21 a 1 i2:No. 2 Min

nesota at Si 22(91 23; No. 2 Chicago at 81 Uyl &: No. 2 Milwaukee at 1 IS 31 Is; No. 2 Norih-

weternatsi I2flli; ungraded Iowa andMlnueeoia spring at 81121 21; winter red Western at tl 30(31 35; amber Western at l' 531 6; white

western at si 3231 3. Kye me market is quiet:

sales were made of Canada in bond at c; state call oo. Barley The market Is nominal; sales were made of No 2 rowed state

at 51 ill; prime Canada W est at 51 öc Barley

malt is quiet and steady: sales were made of

iHKe onore ai i oa. (jorn is dull; receipts 32.OU0 bushels; sales were made ot Weetern mixed, steamer, at 8l(3$2c; do, sail, at Slsjc. Oats The market Is untettled; receipts 52.Ü0U

DU8neis: sales were made or mixed western at ätttöc; white mixed Western at 04 . 6Sc. Hay The market is steady; sales swere mads of shipping at 8537CC. OoSee-Rlols steady and quiet; K10 cargoes held at 16lbcgold; jobbing quiet at lH'iy4cgoid. Sugar Is dull and heavy ; sales were made of fair to good refining at 7sXc; prime at fcc; Muscovado at Pc; refined steady at l03H)ic. Molasses Grocery grades dull ; sales were made of Porto Rico at 45 (9ööc: New Orleans at 7075o. Rice The market Is steady; sales were made of Carolina at 77J4c; Rangoon at 6(jc. Petroleum Is heavy; sate were made of refined at 12ic; crude at 66c. Kosin The market is quiet; sales were made of strained at 81 75i 80. TurpentineThe market is quiet; sales were made of spirits at 81232c. Pork The market is firm ; sales were made of new mess at 819 tf520 tu. Beef The market is dull; sales were made of plain "mess at S3 C0g9 60; extra do at 510 00 11 CO. Cut meats Are quiet ; sales were made of dry salted shoulders at bc ; pickled hams at 12c Middles The market is quiet; sales were made of W estern long clear at 11; do city at liXc; short clear at 12c. Lard Market is firm; sales were made of prime steam at 13c Butter

The market ia firm; sales were made

Of nPW , rrr on J

Bradford county extra at 25re; New York and Bradford count v nrsta at 5,9.1.. m-,,.

. . ... , V-. ,

" at c-oc: vestern nrsts atlS&2l; rolls extrasat liraltic; rolls firsts at 13315c. Cheese-

" 1 T.. . . . . : . . v At u cy-

4?Lellrn ?l3iic; prime at WAqxIOc. Ecsrs

"-4 r im mana or wcrnoni

-,ay9 iresa at 12c; good, lj420c IYovisiona-The

. L.Iuieii 8&Je8 were made of mess pork

Co (fVj;,.Deei nam9 at l3Zc; smoked ?a8 Si I3S(3l4c; pickled hatnV at 1112c: l?riP1,t.SRJ1kel ls unchanged; sales" were

-f;".' Jane 23.-Flonr-The market is the market wa- ar.i C,. """i0?.;

?"5l R".a -V"01 re unchanged : sales He on Mmmoa lom Cl,.cI! were on fully

au5. Vi Bieam western sucerflne at I tra about .p fr-cöiJ .wxi 10 ex

m -rrvJ 5Lr .ai! 50 1 family at Sa Sly $1. Wheat The market is dull and

"v were mnae or No 2 rl Western l I a": No 2 Milwaukee wring atll U-

Xijlli ,"f.o. uncnanged: No 1 Dew amber

V 1 ci1, Mo - new amoer Western at 81 bl; So 1 red Western at 81 31. Corn The marxet Is quiet for Western; sales wer mo.io,

' e3iTii mixea at uais The market

m m A 1. . r. . ..." - . V

uzauo ui wiiite wesiern at tsc: mixed west

ern at O.e. Rye The market is dull nnd prices are nominal; tales were made am uuo Hay The market is easier; sales were

iuu ui rcnusyivania and Indiana at SIS (H

i-o uu. iToviKiOEB ihe market is quiet and prices are firm. Mem Port saIm

nominally, at 519 5ua20 03. Bulk meats SaImI

were made ot shoulders at t-KfaVAt". riMr

riD siaes at 11 c. all loose. Lacon-Sales were 'ebalders at Sc: clear rib sides at .'c,' "anas tale were made at H.aHkc Lard The market is dull and hrv-i.:

maue ui reuuea at n;4gioc. ut; tier The mar

-fv5 :Iaie8 were mftde of western extras at 2ia22c: firsts at iKrirAu.. 1 t-Z

market is nominal; sales were made of crude at c?(&ec; refined at 12iQi2c. coffee The

market is quiet b-it prices are trra: sales were made of Hio earsnMi at ihaibi,. t.ki

sales were made of Western at Si Wi 2o.

H(m;h HM.cmi. h.. ...

the cast2d.T. 1 rV. w.erS h ad

: sales w' . . "".' BEP. y.v.

IJI -

tor

liebt

x-nunae:pnia. f7 Scät

turn. r

and for the past two days Ät" iadv snfrTvheavy selling at lia?. ' ' tad 6nrMy .

NaW YORK. LlVlü STOCK MAKSll.

ÄKr'thax",1-? U Weak' aDli Ä KÄ fi .ÜJ a extra Vteer

and Cherokee sti;, Tw-.1!

eral raDge for native steers was'f nail hf ANI La m nsThe receinii

c lor t Ltep; 7(:h: lor ej.riu lambs, 3 ü?6?!? .PJ8 wer be"(i

rt,.-;a vf"erday. None

" v iigcu iroui ss-as ou,

d to-dflv.nrl

olleiini; alive;

CINCINNATI. Jnn 9:? TVttns

f' 18 Mfady ; sales were made of middling at lic. Hour The market is unchanged: &iie3

were maae or ramiiv at s.i 4.15 ft). whpt

The market is drooping; sales of red were made at 81 20(31 27. Com The mnrb-ot im H.,11

and prices are a shade lower: aalea were matia

atttS'lc. Oats The market is dull and prices

äic uuiuiuoii ciues were man it. tJMiL-v k

The market is dull and prices are nominal: sales w,ere madi at 81 051 f. Oils The market is unchanged: sales of linseed were mii

at tKic; lard oil is dull: sales were made at SI OSfll 10. Etrcs Th rriar'rpt 1a frm.

sales were made at 16c. Butter The market ls steady ; 6aleu ot Choice Western Reserve were made at 20&2Kc; Central Ohio, I8:0c: two lower grades nominal. Cheese The market is

steady ; sales of new were made at lOßlUKc. Provisions The market ls easier. Pork Sales were made at 119 00 spot; 519 50 buyer Au

gust. Lard-The market ls nominal: sales of

F"ui ieam were

steam, 12l2Kc; ae1

CHICAUO L1VK STOCK: MRm

CHICAGO. Jnn O-; r

to-day were 4.0. 0 hea'dTi he .t? ."5,'P!?.

?n.e.aCl,iv.e' b?1 llh a 6tron8 downward tendency; choice to ertm chir,.i.

stocken, and butcher, doll .1:

. r '-"ijjuieuis, i,uuunead.

t w . ltl.e receipts to-day were 12.00C head

' V v C5 V. Cli

000 head

8H KEP The rtwlnta tsi-rta..

Prices dull and entirely nominal.

lpments, 3,-

SX; head.

BOSTON WOOL MARKET. BOSTOX. June Wonl Wrtrti lo v. .

and the demand steartv r "V"tt"

facturers are not now so anxiouTiTiurehem nLVaS8 gP' sPPm ofa:l klndsand Pennavivni-' eba,es Were made ' Ohio and wÄiTnaDneecfie

lug and delaine fleers, inrinrfin l-

JSf nirnanTa? Äf ifigf 6Ufl"e pulled WcilB

uc. Bulk meats-The market ls quiet ; sales were made of shoulders at 53 12 as 23 Fpot and buver Julv: clear rib 11 HVatll ioo

811 50U 6ai. Bacon The market stead v ; aale

were made of shoulders at es 12V ;

112 25; clear JI2 60, Whltky-The market is steady; sales were made at SI 11. Hoes The market is steady; prices range ftom $6 5U to 87 10; mosUy $8 65 to. KecelpU-vl,685 head, bhlpments 37a head.

KNEW 0RLELXS, June 23.-Flour-The market is unchanged; sales were made of Cuba at 85 50; choice 7 25. Corn The market is firmer; sales were made of mixed at 8590c. Oats The

mar set is uuii and prices are lower; sales were made at 70c. Bran The market is dull; sales were made at 95c. Hav The mark- ia rti.it-

sales were made of prime at 825; choice at 82t! Coffee The market is quiet; sales made by the cargoe were qnoted for fair to prime at 17$ 18c, in gold. Pork The market is dull: sales were made at S20: repacked lobbinz

at S19 25. Dry salt meats The market is

quiet; Fales were made at

cacon in raartet la firm: mi

i 4MizP((tj,c. riams The mar

ket is easier; fresh, choice sugar-cured were in

fair demand at Italic. Lard-The market is

dull ; prices are quoted for tierce at l4c keg at

prices were

. 35(j57c.

NEW YORK MLTAL MARKET. New Vokk, Jene 3 Metals-Mannfactcrina ltS2el?jJ?1f?mT made 01 new Wrings at 80c. lugot Lake Is unchanged : sales were made at asc. Pig I rou-Thl market

isurmjsaies were maae of scotch at aiic

American

Kussla

sheet Hp 1m u-oru ..... .1 , T;, S

NailsTh rn.7b.7i. V.;."""'r- J "?c. so.a.

" - . a uucususta; raies were made of cut at S3 203300c: clinch atS5(CQ6 6U. Horse hoes Sales were made of No ti at S2125. SKW YORK OOriON MARKET. Niw Yobs', June 23,-cotton-The market i?5fI?a,saiesere made of middling upland at 15,15.. Futures closed firm, with sales of Ä t?H??.r0lJr8: ?Uer Je.Ti Äec; se'll July, 15 t-32c: seller August, lic; seller September, 15gc; seller October. 14 13-J6c; seller vember. 14 ll-lc; seller December, 14 11-ltci Beer January. 14;; seller February. 15 1-ltc; seller March, 15 W, seller April ISfcc ; seller May, 15 ia-ic.

a. o,r LUMIB , . -A. . . ,

of Western at 15:40. EggF The market dull: J?' P,I8Sy. V.e marKef lsquiet; sales wer

rn at IB XlBC. LCAAHa , u uiwu lucuuum-l 1BUU11

2nd Qual.

. ...37 00 M800

8x8 to 8x10.

ft! 15 to 10x13 ln.xiato 12x18...

12x30 to 20x28 Discount tö and 70 per cent, off above.

1st Qual.

tl 75 t75 11 00 IS 00

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. Nw Yoar, June 2.1. Money easy at 23 per csnt, closing at the lowet figure. Prime mercantile paper Sf5 percent.

Sterling steady at 84 S(34 86 for 60 days, and strong for sight at Si Kfjig 90. Custom receipts 1 132.010. Gold opened at 117J-4 and closed at 117. Borrowing rates 12 per cent. Carrying rates 12 per cent. Loans were made flat. Treasury disbursements 810,000. Clearings 2,000,000. Governments clored firm. . Railroad bonds firm. State bonds quiet and strong.

Stock market strong and higher, the advance ranging from yx to 2 per cent, Pacific Mail, the leading feature, at 37, declining to 36 and later

rising to 39. Transactions ln the stock were large and attended with considerable animation. Lake Shore rose from 608 to 61, Western Union from 725;to 73i. St. Paul from to 33. Northwestern from arfj to SJ, and Union racinafrom 7i to 74. At the second call the market was strong and at the highest point. The Pacific Mail Kteamshlp directors this morning authorized their London agent to sign a contract with the colonial government of Australia for mall services between Ban Fran

cisco and Australia. The Pacific Mail Company I superfine winter at 8-3 oo&5 5o; family superfine

tai.uw per annum for this I winter at 85 75 00; fancy at 8a 00(97 2. Wheat

sales were made of Western at 18,18c. Cceese

Is firm; sales were made of common to prime Western at 5312c. Whisky The market is quiet; Miles were made at 81 20. Leather The

market is nominal; saies were maue 01 Hemlock sole. Buenos Avres and Kio Urand llrrV.

middle and heavy weights at 2tS(S:Wc ; common An at. 55-7.. rtalirnrnla .n it tir-r7

V-, " , u - - X.-. TT OOl

oaies were maae 01 uomesuc neece at Uitc

i,a.jAKtu, une zü. Flour-The market is

quiei auu prices are weait; sales were made of

iair to cnoice western extra superfine spring at

.jiidui7 nwierueiira spring at 84 oU(4 7o

low to choice at 15 7dy,7 ; fancy grades of whi te

winter aitujG' -; common to fancv Mlnee

sota winter at4 7j(äö öo. Wheat The market is declining; sales were made of No 1 Chicago 8prlngatSl 01; No 2 Chicago spring, regular, at 9rc lor spot; 91 for seller July; 99c for

KUBrAujiBij iiu viucago spring at hoc; rejected at tac. Worn is in fair demand with lower

prices; sales were made or so 2 at 07fic lor spot;

ttiwasoid for 'seller July; esffi -was bid for

seller August ; rejected at Wc, Oats-The market is declining; sales were made of No 2 at bit c as sold at&Ocfor spot; 60c was bid for seller July; S8V2C for seller August; rejected at 49c, Rye The market is declining; sales were made of No 2 at 90c Barley The mar ket is decllnln g : nolo, mnM n.,1n , X o 1 . , n- ?'

oaica ncJC luouu vi mß A BL'llLllI at 21 4.) UJL BPOi; r. i 0 1 u. .. it. t , . i . M.

jycyisi w ior euer oepiemoer. eeeas ine mar'

aet is auu ana prices are nominal ; sales were made of common to prime timothy seed at

szto; prime to extra clover seed at 30 05: me

dium clover seed at ö 35(ä0 5J. Pork The

market ls unsettled and prices are higher : sales were made at 819 1 for spot ; 81905 for seller July; $19 25 for seller August; 819 5 for September.

Lard The market is steady: sales were made

t8l3 for pot; Si3 37X(313 20 for seller August; 813 o74 for seller September, fctulk meat The demand is good; sa:es were made of shoulders

at7c;sMrt no middles at nc: short ciear

middles at llKc Whisky t?ales were mule at 81 lti. Lake Heights Wheat, to Buffalo, ipo 2c. Receipts flour, K,XK) barrels: wheat. 5i.-

U0 bushels; corn, T'J.Ouj bnshels; oats, 3o,ouo

bushels; rye, bushels ; barley, loO bushels;

man, unsneis. bhlpuieuUt Flour, 8,(hju

uaxreis ; wneat, bq,am Dusneis ; corn bSMMi bush

els; oats, ll.OOO bushels; rye, bushels; barley, 201 bushels. On the call board wheat was weaa and lower; sales ere made at 97&i,7j;e tor

wrirei juij , 7jk(.i; ir seller aukusu corn

The market is dull anu prices are lower: snles

were made at öT'4ü57c for seller July ; twki&oyc for seller August. Oat The market is weak and prices are lower: sales were made at 4li'ic for seller July; as'sftc for seller August.

l'orki ne market is unchanged; kiatto oiiered for seller July : f 19 10 for seller August : f 19 25 bid for seller September. Lard The market ls steady. BT. LOUIS, June 23. Cotton The prices are unchanged; sales were made of good ordinary atla4c; low middling at 14c: mixed at 14 iC. Flour There is. no demand (or low grade and others are scarcely more than nominal; sales were made of superfine winter at 83 85 4 2ö;extrasnperflne winter at 84 W4 75; double extra superfine winter at 84 755 00; treble extra

wilt receive about 91

service, a large portion or which will be net

pront to the company. The strength ln the Pacific Mall stock is due to the above statement, and the publication of the fact that the earnings of the company under the new management have largely Increased, showing a gain of 39 per cent for is; 4. Stocks were strong and higher ln closing dealings, with buoyant leelinst ln some shares. Pa etne Mail led the market, both ln point of activity and buoyancy, rising to 3Srf. Htosk was scarce for delivery to-day, and as high as 1-32 per cent was paid for the use of it. Lake Hhore was very strong, and closed at 62. the highest point of the day, 'ew York Central advanced to 103, an Improvement of 1 per cent over the opening prige. Union Pacific rose to 74 and Closed at a slinht reaction. Western Union advanced to 74, Ht . Paul to 1Ö, North western to Sb and Erie to 13J Kock Is. and sold at 103 against I02i at the close yesterday. C, C. A I. C. ad. vanced from 4 to 411. Investment shares were

strong.

Transactions in the stock exchange SH.OOO

shares, of which 9-5,000 were Pacific Mail, 99,000 Western Union. 7.000 North western. .VS.lKl Frle.

es.too Lake Shore. ' J

Theprices have declined; sales were made of No 2 red winter at 81 33 asked, and 81 31 i 32 bid cash; flSSl 63 seller July; SI 30 seller August; sot t 2 Chloago Spring at 90c seller July. Corn The maraet ls dull and unsettled; sales were, made of No 2 mixed at 6dc asked ; nyc bid ; (530 e seller July. Oats The market is unsettled; sales .were made of No 2 at t5c asked ; 52c bid : S7c seller August. Rye The

pnets are lower; sales were made at II ua. Whisky The market is steady ; sales were made at ?l 1W. Pork The market is firm; sales were made at f 19 75 for small lots. Dry salt mealsThere is more doing: sales were made at KSHd HyTc all of Burlington -buyerwuly. Bacon The market lsquiet; sales were made of clear rib at WWYSyji buyer Jnly;13kc seller Angusi. Lard The prices are lower; sales were made of summer at 12c. Hog's The market ls steady; sales were made of shippers at Sö 256 50; bacon at SO 256 65; butchers at Sä 757 50. CatUe-The market is weak, and the supply of Texans exceeds the demand; sales were made of lair to good native steers at S610&6 50: medium at 84 75; choice thorough Texan steers at Si ; good at S3 50; common to medium at $2 252 50. Receipts Hour, 4,003 barrels ; wheat, 57,wü bushels ; corn.

sales were made at 84 00raS5 10. Snesr 11? mar.

ket is quiet; none coming in; sales were made of jobbing common at 8c; low to fully fair 89c; prime to strictly prime at 9,3ya. Molasses The market ls dull; there is none coming ln, and nothing doing; sales were made of Jobbing common at 40a43c; fair at55c; prime to choice at 5i c; light at 70c. LOUISVILLE, June 2S.-Cotton-Sa!es were made at li'e. Flour The market is unchanged; sales or extra at 81 0(35 00: extra Jamily at 83 2595 75; A No. 1 at 88 00J 25; fancy at J6 60(37 00. Wheat The market is unchanged ; salrswere made of red and white

at 8i ium.1 is. corn The market ls dull

tales were made at 72(175. Oata The market

is nominal; sales were made at GitfTc. Rye The market ls nominal ; sales were made at Silo. Hay The market is dull; sales were made of choice timothy at $20 00. Provisions The market is firmer. Pork t?aleä were made

at 819 o0tf2o ro. Bulk Meats Sa'es were made oi

shoulders at 8c; clear ribs at 11 o; clear at 12c

nacon aaies were mace or snoaiaers at

9!4c; clear libs at YP-ftYFLc clear at 13c Harus

iSales were made oi sugar cured at 13(ai;?ic,

Lard sales were ma le cf tierce at 14(äloc

keg at loaiic. Whisky 8aies were made

at 1 14. Bagging The market is firm ; sales were

made at lö auc.

MILWAUKEE, June 23. riour The market ls

nominal. Wheat -The market is weak; sales

were made of No 1 Milwaukee Club at SI 04 ; No 2 Milwaukee Club at 81 011: seller July at 99X; seller August at 99c. Oats The mar

ket has declined: sales were made of No 2 in

store at 5oc. Corn The market ls lower; sales

were made of No 2 mixed Western ln store at

54(S66c, cash. Rye The market is steady; sales

were made of So I in store at tfec. ariey

The market is qnlet; sales were made of No 2

spring in store at 1 13A41 21, casn. rro visions The market ls nominal. Mesa Pork Kales were

made at 819 00, cash. Prime Lard Sales were

made at 1313Kc. Freights-Grain freights are

wean and quiet: to Buffalo, 2c: to Osweto.

0c. Receipts Flour, 5,2-JU barrels; wheat, ll.Hj

bushels; corn, bushels; oats, bushels; barley.

bushels; rye bushels. Slilpments Flour,

uu barrels : wheat, 11,700 Dusneis ; corn. Dusn

eis; oats, ousueis; barley, bushels; rye,

Dusiieis.

TOLEDO, June 23. Flour The market is

steady. Wheat The market has declined : sales

were made or No 2 white Wabash at 81 27

extra white Michigan at 81 2(iv'J.l 27; amber

Michigan at 81 22'ial 23: seller July a SI 23'4;

soller Au : 11st at SI 23; No 2 red at SI 2.; seller

uuiy at 31 corn The market is active, and prices are l&2c lower; lrge sales were made

ior luture deliveries 01 nitn mixea at .c casn

a'ndieller Jane; seller July at ir;;c; seller August at 74j4e: seller Septenjber at 76c; low mixed at 0!-,c: no grade at tsc: damaged a if 60c.

Oats The market has declined ; sales were made

of No 2 and Michigan at coc Freights Are dull ;

to Buffalo, 2e for wheat; to Oswego, 5c for

wheat. Receipts Klonr, 200 barrels: wheat. 23..

000 bushels; corn, 90,000 bushels; oats, s.uuo

bushel?, shipments Hour, 500 barrels, wheat, I8.000 bushels: corn, 4,000 bushels: oats. 1.0C0

bushels.

CLEVELAND. June 23. Wheat The market ls

ower; sales were maae or no 1 red winter at

1 tt); No 2 rel winter at 81 18. Corn The

market ls nnchanged ; sales were made of high

mixed shelled at 4fö5c: ears on track at 71(a?2c

Oats The market is dull and prices are lower:

sales were made cf No I state at tS2c; No 2

state at tsoc: wmte western attc Petroleum

The market ls quiet; sales were made of 110

degrees standard white in car lota at 10c. cash ; and 150 degrees Ohio state test at 11c; ln unal) way lots 12o higher. Receipts Wheat, 1.400 bushels; corn, l,05u bushels: oats, 6.S50 bushels. .

PITTSBURG, June 23. Wheat The market ls

quiet and prices are unchanged: sales were made of Pennsylvania and Ohio red at $1 21 amber white at 8129(3133. Corn The market

4 dull, sales were made of ear at 7375c on track.

Shelled corn Sales were made' at oft. 6c

for mixed and prime yellow, accord! lug to qual-

is dull; sales were made of crude at $1 3l 5 at Parker's landing; refined at l2jiglKc Philadelphia delivery. . ,

NSW YORK DKY GOODS MARKET. Ns-w Yoeit, June 22, Dry Goods-Business

FOREIGN MARKETS. Liverpool, June 23. cotton The martyr ;

steady; middling uplands, 7 7-lod; middling Orleans, 7d ; sales 01 12jlo bales.of which 2W1 bales were ior speculation and export and TJäxi bales American, r lour-oa.es were made of extra state and Western at 22s. Wheat Sales were made 2fo 1 red Western spring at ts 2 No 2 red Western spring at ssljd. CornSales were made of new mixed Western at CJs tid. Pork Sales were made of new winter American Western at 73a Gd; American Eastern at c2s W. Beef Kales were made of new American at 72s 6d. Lard The market is firm ; sales were made of prime Western at 57s. Bacon Sales were made of long clear middles at 4j 6d. Tallow Sales were made at 41s. Cheese Fine American 5.ss. Petroleum Sales were made at 9d for reüneu ; spirits, 7Xd. London. Jone 23 -Amount of hrm ion t , r .

into the Bank of England on balance to-day is 2ö0,Ct. foasois lor nionev, 9v; on account. 93 7-1Ö; 5-2t lftvi. lW, : 5-2 lvi7, ltK; l-n.s. 104!i;new 5s, ew York Central. 63; Erie. yA Erie prelerred, 22. Tallow fcales were made at 44s. Paris, Jane 23.-Rentes. eifCZ'.j;. Frankfoet, June 13. Five-tweiit:es of !Mt2, HS4.

Antwerp. leum, 2ji.

June 2ts-" Fine American pttre

STRUCK AT SEA. AS INCOMING VESSEL EN COUNT EH 3 AN ICEBERG IN HID -OCEAN AT MIDNIGHT. Navigating the Atlantic is not a pleasant

pastime, judging from the following from the New York Sun: The steamship State

of Nevada, Captain A. M. Braes, arrived yesterday from Antwerp, and reported a

narrow ercaj-e from another ocean disaster.

Oa Thursday niirtt a dne io2 surrounded

the veei. Tne captain end first officer were ou the briüg and had a sham

lookout forward-' Shortly alter mid-

nitir, in latitude 43:2J. lonituue -1S:20. the

steamer was struck on the port bow rv the

corner ol au iceberg, vraich knocked off the stem, tore off several bed-p!ate, carried away the forestayt, and df-posited thirtv

tons of ice onthedtcks. Ali tue pasen-

pprs, to tne numner' of Hi, wre on the

desk. Within twelve minutes af.er the vf

Bel struck the boats W6re ready to be occupied.

DUt no water was making, caoialn Braes

has been master of a ship for ten years, and thin Is the first mishap he has -ver had. At the time of the accident the sh:p was under

baif-sped, and to this fact she owes her

escape.

Moffat's Life Pills! Ittoffafs Phoenix Sitters ! t anil 0, Pago's Climax Salvo!!! form a complete r&milT ."te.lirit f Chest, and have rnrMl more li , und hrr l( nr more rood t'riiasianity, tliaa sbj other uiedii-ineevero&ered to -the iwoiiie. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS are pnrrljr rvetable. They act on the Llrer, ope niar the drt, and rfvtorln? the iMuijr to prrfert health, aad ntajr be relied oa to are rvons. ad Sick Headache, ostiveness. D)epnia. ladipestlon, Jaaadice, Liier and Bilious luniplaiats, toldx. Vnrtr, General lVeaknes. Ferer A Ague. o3I0FFAT'S riKEMX BITTEIIS e correct the ec ret loot f the Stoniarh, aad are suns care for DjrKpepsia, erTonkaef. MeepleKBes, rcmale Complaiati. Heakne IMIit r, Ac. TACiE'S CLIMAX SALVE Isacomponadof Aralca with nur of heref rarfe

and balitams. wnrraat It torn re Scrofula and Salt Ithenia, Ferer höre, rile, t ret Bite. hil-

riains, turns, lonammatloa or the lyes, Urn Urn Breast. Sore Xlpplea. (ntit. Bruises. Ilirras-Scaldw

aad all Cntaaeou Diwane. n niaa or beast. It allay inflammation, KGtxtae all paia, aad beaU without ascar. It is worth its weitht In rf.M to

every fimllr, and should always be oo hand.

jrSSoid byPrngrgists everyivhere. J. T. MILLS. Sole PronrlMnr.

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