Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 August 1875 — Page 8

1 THEUNDI ANA STATE SENTINEL THURSDAY. AUGUST Ö 18751

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A. O A KP "-. Trade Palace, Oct. 7. To the Country Readers: We respectfully ask your Imme diate attention to the best selected stock ofDry Goods, Notions and Mil inery ever orought to this city. B v alving our individual attention to buving in New York, we hav secured a line of Silks. Black Goods. Dress Goods. Dometlcs, Woolens Flannels, Shawls, Table Linens. Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at. Buch rates and on such terms as enaoles us inorcci rtrfpflS KnOWIl

IU I IIIS iuw-,- - ,., oince 1862. Our prices are alike to all. and Grangers as weh as otnera will find at no other house more attractive goods or lower prices. , Xj. S. -A-"SreE3 3s CO., TRA-DK PALACE. FINANCE AND BUSINESS. WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW. FORXIGN DRY GOODS. Tbe total entries at the port ol New York for the uiuilii were &5,al,740, against $9,898,362 during July last year, and $,1C3,691 . io 1S73. The amount placed upon the mar. ket shows an important decrease as com pared with July of the past two years, the total being S6,110,76.', against f7,S, 1,439 Js irr and S.OiS.707 tue vear previous. The entries direct for consumption amount to 14.110.596, a decrease of 1,982.344 from the same montn last year, sou irjui Tnitr 1S7.1 Th rle-raa here nota is cremt est in manufacturer of wool, though in other . . . i i fabrics tbe decrease 18 large. r or me last SEVKS MONTHS. the total entries at the port aggregate $62, TO3.296, against $63,919,122 for the correepond"i nz period last year and $72,630.420 la 18,3 The total thrown upon themarket vas fG2,393,937, against ?65,476,317 last year and f73,M1,S32 the year previous. The entries fur iu9uuioiion show a decrease ol $3.182.330 from the same period of lat year and S3, 52,055 irom 1873. The following is the table. ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION. 1S74. 1S75. Jlannfac'ares of wh1do cotton. do silk do fUx....-. Miscellaneous dry goods.. ,...ll,W,S,Wi7 JI1,4S9,SI8 1L'U,903 1U19.-276 12,612,7 13 l;2AJyt ,112,677 5,1137 .... 3,992,562 -UlKjoTotal. -tl",St)T:iJ t4 1,719.464 WITHDRAWN FROM WAREH0Ü8E. La du far to res of wool do cotton... f7,M0,HO 3.9KU,7v2 aWl,4ti7 S,7.V,719 3.534.01S 2,370, HI 3.43.2! J,91 do silt m?w do flax 3,76t, 1d 1,011,71!) Miscellaneous dry goodsTotal 19r0.7i $17.674,483 45,72 41,719,451 Add ent'dfor con Total thrown upon tnltt.5,47(i,3i7 SW,:JS,:K7 KNTERED FOR WAREHOUSING. Manufactures of wool 8.580,319 do cotton S.KW.'ZS.' do Silt 2,.)0,!l do flax.......-.... 3,621(75 Miscellaneous dry goods 1,U),J0 7,lKfi,781 3,iM7,7S 3,34,156 1.UH.3 6 Total ,, .. ,,. - 19,951,570 18,174,8 13 Add entered for con ....45,7,502 11,719,454 Total entered at the port 65J19,!22 62,393.29 VISIBLK SUPPLY OF GRAIN. The visible su locks in granary accumulation at pply of grain, includinz at the principal points of lake and seaboard ports, rail, July 17, 1873. and in transit by Wheat, bush. Corn, Oat, bush. 7 ,3ö9 70,21) 9Ö.V25 272,7t7 60,493 In store at bush. 1,12721 lx.ooo 2,M.H1 31,35 New York., , 572,615 7,000 68,028 1,2I8,U2 , 450,0 3 21.771 Albany tiallAlo - "hlcno . Milwaukee. Duluth Toledo 622.051 K13,151 24,212 20,1 X) 119.227 f.:W 47,719 iSrt 23,S7 210,(00 7!,!H 4rt lt)7 372,r.4 4Ü.081 21,001 2,500 21,596 M.718 51,281 22.T41 15,000 5,000 r8-)82 21,kM Itetroit... Dswego Ht. LOUiS.. Peoria.-. . 144,111.1 , 10U.UJ0 . 201,415 . 25,1 'SI . 92 5 . 273,3 , 170,j0) 81X35 Hoe ton Toronto... Montreal Philadelphia r Baltimore lAke Hnipments Itail Shiprat nts.. On N, V. canals.. ..... h,3tS,U17 411,779 2,w;i Total July 17, 1S75 July 4, 1x71 l9,&!l 7,,72,772 7,001.079 t,Wf,7S 7,2sti,S72 819,708 Estimated. ISCXEASE OF GRAIN KXPORTS. For the purpose of showing tbe wonderfcl growth of the United States as an agricultural country, the New York Bulletin hia compiled the following interesting table with the accompanying comments. The remarks are replete with sound wisdom : ' EXPORTS OF WHEAT AND 5 LOUR FROM THE UNITED STATE3. Yearly av'ge for 10 years Flour. ending 18'U S 4.904,308 l4'i.- 5,57,!Kj0 185 10,114.1,18 W.0 18,014,3 1870. 227104 The year 1871 24,o9l,lS4 1872.. 17.955,84 1873 . 19,381,661 1871 295891 Wheat. S 18,17", 255,44:1 l,504,lfc7 7t'2,8i' 29 59 i,8tf) 43,14.1,42t 36,915,000 51,4.52,64 10l,421,V-9 To'al. I 4.lr2,481 5,914.4' C M 6 7.3-6 25.517,24 52,105,204 t9 2:ii,0li8 W,870,714 70C,9I8 140,679,53 1840, the For twenty years endiDz with exports averagea aooui ?5,oW,U00 a year; during th nxi tn year, the average export donbled; during tbe ten years ending with ISoO, they rose to an average 01 f 25,500,000; and even duiing the war decale, when so much labor was diverted from the field to tbe camp, the export was doubled as compared witn the ten years preceedins. In 1871 tbe first year of tbe present decada, we exported iV330,00O-t and laet year tzo shipments rose to 1130,600,000. In other words the present export of wheat and Hour is tweaty-lour times toe value of that for tbe average of the twenty j ears end fog with 140. Tbia clearly shows what is the natural and inevitable drift of production in this country, and indicates where capital is to eck its chief employments and rewards. The competition between tbe agriculture of the two continents is at last coming oat in our favor; and onr true interest lied in affording every facility to the branea. of. industry io which our largest achievements are won. We have already outrat ktxl tbe largest grain exporting contrie of Europe, and the con trot of tbe world's grain trade is falling Into oar band. IC rem in only that we should ceasstotax agriculture to suttaia manu facture?; and then the prosperity of our farming iotrst will be sucn as to attract from tl Old World a vastly Urger population than we hve yet received from there, nd tbe draam of enthusiasts will become a rtality; tbe New World will eclipse the Old in ah tbe elements ot wealtn and power. R&7IEW OF THE HOME MARKET. Wednesday Evesisc, August 4. Th4 past wee1 has been one of complete interruption In trade movements, and ot wide spread calamity to a large section 0 the most productive states in the Union. Kains and floods have Interrupted transportation and commerce on the railroads and travel In the country, walle the riverg and streams, changed to torrents and sea, have overspread the lands, carried awvv h ripend crop, and desttojed those Uli growing. Speculation ba be n stimulated. The pnforeseen changes in the prost bare revolutionized tbe wheat mariet find

put a new aspect on the prospective price of wrrad. Fortunes have been made and lost by large operators, and excitement at times has been hign. WHEAT AND FIjOUR have advanced largely. In this market there U very little of either, and all prices Quoted are to be regarded as merely nominal, there having been bat few transactions for a week ; still tnere are buyers read with a demand at fall quota tlons, and how mach above can be determined by Riving them a ibatice. CORN is le8 affected in price than might be expected In view of the large destruction of the growing crop. But the Eastern and Chicago markets do not Justify a very marked advance. PROVISIONS remain firm aad quiet without much move

ment. The feeling was buoyant and conservative, and the sales which go on more or lees every day have not been reportel on the board. The GROCERY MARKET. Is thus rcpreteated by a leading boase: Tbe cracker bakers have advanced their prod actions lie per lb. The sugar makers of the ast are less inclined to a firm grip on their late high prices, weaken Qlic, if thereby they can make trade: they quote standard "A" at lO.dlOJ and off A" at lC?(SlOie, and other sugars on tbe same basis. Tbe heavy Importers aad Jobbers of coffee are happy men; they claim that if their co-workers in Km pay 1c more per lb 'or Oie goodi there than they are sel.lng for bere. prices most inevitably go upward; and It is proven that they are doing so. It' may not be safe to say that coffees will be lc per lb higher Mon, but that they are a good investment at ruling rates 1 undoubtedly true; eastern Jobbe sell at 18c for fair to 2121c gold for lancy grades coffees; the demand is light everywhere; tbe commercial papers of ttietut repeat this with emphasis and our local dealers are of coarse doing little in coffee or anything else. The syrnp demand is fair and price have not fl actuated lor some time pan. llie conlioous rains have been bard on tobacco, and unless well cared for, they have become musts : most open tackages have become puffy and swollen, thereby lessening their merchantable value; this makes .tobacco dull, but after a few days more or dry weather there win oe an active demand. There are no changes in prices There is a good, active demand for prunes, but domestic dried rruits are dull anatcucnaamased by worms. C'betse firm and active. Xtiere is nothing to be said about dry goods for the Dast week. Tbevare dull enough There was a large attendance and considerable exc.tement ou the board or trad . Chicago wheat opened at 1.29 lor ceptember advanctd to l.aVi and elosed a cent lower in t:e after noon. Chicago cjrn,72 cash, 74 heptember. No sales for lue reason that there was little or nothing to be od. lUaoutions are given for the buying price oertdn and produce, and tbe selling tr!cfs for pour and other merchandise. 1 DAILY RAILROAD OOXMERU. ARTICLES. KEO'rra. hsipts. Bran. tons..

2U "i'si "io 40 a 3ÜU Xü . 1(A) "i:jü ""üö 150 löO 22,(ÜÜ H JjCQ 4WJ S'JU 1 U 3U 14

Barley, tooahela.. Ooal and Ooke Ootton, bales., Cattle, bead... Corn meal, barre. Oorr, bushels., Cement, oris....., floor, barrels, Hay, tons. Hides, to us... Hlzh wines. Hogs, head.... Horses, head. Iron, tons. 0U. barrels. Uata, Duaiieia.... Uoux, caraLain, cm... Lard, tierces ... Lumber, feeu.. Marenandise, ears Provisions, poonds Rye, bn&neis M Aadt, barrels olieep, nead Staves, cars.... Shingles, cars atone, cara... . Sundries, car., Tobacco, bbds.. Wool, tons Wheat, ouaneia , Whisky, bols 1UU 30 ßOLUJlNU MATEJUAXa No change. iAxie:Ielpnland ttontington. Mo, rem, 30c: St. Paul, 3bc; New Paris lime, 30c per bushel ; Hair, Je perbnshei. fiaster: Micmgan. as aö; Newark. S3 60. 1rbrlek, SS to 7 per hundred. Whites and, 14 per barrel, cement, wi aa per Dar rel for Louisville : 17 60aa U i for Portland, DRUG A slight imptovement at steady prUea. - Asaaroauaa is quotea at öu?4c; aicoqoI at U 8U32 35: alum, per pound, '.3 ; campnor, per pound, 30$5o; cochiaoukl. oer pound. Mtatuuo: ehlotorm. oer pound, fl 1391 ; oopperaa, barrels, per pooLO, -i⁣ cream tartar, pore, vmi,c: inligo, per pound, II 80; lioorice, Cal&b, per pound, ceBulne, 46aOo; magnesia, moX cM P9X pound, autg 40o ; morphine, F. A W.. per ounce ; in oorta fiu: madder. Der do and. lS.alöc: oil. cas tor. No. 1, per gal, 11 4031 60; oil, bergamont, pel i0na3b; opium per pound, fti6oo7 Uu; qololne vr ounce, w 40 : balsam copaiba, ioc; ac&p, eaatlle, fx., 123150; soda, bicaro kegs, pa. pound, 6X'3jC; salts, ensom, per ponnu, lj45c; snub". Garrett's, pack, per gross, f 17 ; snun, Garrett's, per case 04 aozen, lio; sulphur, flour, per pound, 6140c ; saltpetre, per do und, lOföibc; turpentine, &öt43c. usaiji Mua Amoajteag a auc; ljewiston a. lie: btark, 4c; Union, toe; Banner, SSUc ; Montraap, acinic. f UrXr-COAIr ARibracite, per ton. S10 00: Brasil block, per bnBnei, l2iadc; White River, 14c; Bandoreek, 13c; Highland grate, lc; ilighland steam, lie; rituaarx, ifaiaAKj; craaii nut, 10c; lraul Slack, 7c; Virginia casnel, Aw; Indiana canael, 3. Cox 12c : crushed, 15c. Wood Is quoted at 14 00(96. MUH Trade quia. Mackerel higher, as quoted below. Labrador herring, bbls,S9 ; half bbls, U 6(),No. 1 lake herring, hail bbis,tiöu; quarters, fi 60; kits, vöc$ltU;o. 1 pickerel, bail bbls, ; quariers, tu ou; kits, 11 itf, AO. 1 wmte per nail barrel at ss OOotf 50; quarter barrel, i2-i; kite, II iö; family white, half bbls, to tu; quarters, tl 5J; kits, 11 uu; California salmon, per hair barrel, new 10 50; kits. Vi 73; Mackerel, new mesa per barrel, 122 ; half barret, 10 50(312 0J; quarter barrel, 14 uu; kits, & 00; So. l, barrel, 1.5; half barrel, 7 508 00; quarter barret, 3 7va3 60; kits, 1 3i; jMo. ll, half barrel, H 60; quarter barrel, 13 i& ; kits, II 2u; Cod fish, tü 6037. Holland herring, per keg, II 40; scaled heiring 600. llallbat.amoaed.l4u. ITe pared codOsb, hX&9c. BitOOMa Common,3C0; medlum.1330; extra, 14 0U 4 'i5. DRY GCOD3 Dull and dead. . üATTiae Ordinary, itaiaito: middling, 15c; ifflow JjkilÜliho Na&hvUle, lie; Fepperel. USc; utark, llo. Ticxma-Jmes!a 53 inch, 21c ; Amoskeag A .OA. JSo; A, lWc; Conosioa, 4-4 Medal, ibo; Melai 100; extraJi, lao; exua 4-4, 21o; Lewiuiown i Inch, Mo; ditto fei Inch. Sic; ditto SU inch, lVc piald.KSe. uniKTiMO raip8 Americas, ft-s, lie; 3-S, 10c; W bittenden bks,14c, and 15c; Union, Li, 15, and 140. r1 apes Cambrics Common colors; 7o: high colors, 1 cent higher. Päiäts Washington, American, Merrlmac, Rioninoud oriental anduonneatoga, Bo : Bprague's fancy, bo; freeman, So; Utandard Balrung prints, 733o; Albion aoUd colors, o; reabody salting be; WamsatU, 60; Mourning prints, M& c CAjarsT chaw-White, S7o; colored, 34c : cov srlet warp, 3o. aown BHaani06 Vermont, ioc; saanrille, mo ; Middle vUle, 9$o; Idaho, 9Xo; ew Albany, luo; Btark A iOc; Laurel 1)M 10c; Laurel HM 80: Park A., 7 Ho: Granite B., 7c ; Bedford 7o ; repp 80; Fepp.U.fro; epp R. je: Fpp K-. iuH.wllc UUL4.0HXD Bhsstihos LoEsdale, liyLa ; Hope, 9Ho; ülackstone, lOHo. Mascmonet, So; Hill lucj 4-4, UXc; DwightBtar, U)o; Vaughn XX d Ho; Red JJog.7e; Quaker 7o; umbrlw. Lonsdale, loo; Toong Warrior, lio; Jabes Knight, lue; Wamsntta, Isc: New York MUls,lSSoT GRAXN, JTLOÜÜ AND FK10-J1BAM, OH1PSTDirs, ütc At a stand still. Uran lad all at ltf wwtll uu; fins feed t 118 00 Ä) 00. and middlings at Pi. Flock None here scarcely. Trade Inactive. Choice ranaies are qaotea at 17 758 25; tamay l '1(94 60 75 ; lUa ö JU91 60 lo w at Corn Scarcely any offered. Quoted: Mixed, Tic; high mixed 73c; No. 3 white nominal at 74c ; ear 64tMo . Oats N one here. Namlual at &o for mil ed; 60c for choice white. Brs-Nominal. Quoted at SI 05. Baslit Nominal. No quotations. Whiat No winter wheat to be Lad here, Prices nominal. Demand good. We quote: Red wheat, fl 40 free onboard; amber fl 40 (3 1 43; white nominal at SI 10. HAY A bad Bhow. Uood old bay scarce and about gone. JNewhay almos. worthless. Loose la quoted at 12325 lor choice timothy from wagon. Baied Is quoted at Il9,j22 for the beat ;fA.'Cji5 for old; t.'9 tor new by car load lor tight, and 115(317 for iOose pressed on arrival. Prairie hay, baled, J1S. . MW-A little quiet t J7 257 W Xor

the best. Light, even and smooth preferred. FANCY UROCERÜ23 AND MtUlTU mly fair trade. Cashed Ooods Weak and declining. Tomatoes, a lbs, fl 25(tji 3s ; 3 iba, si lams 00; Yarmouth corn, ti &Si 40; Mountain sngar, ti 00. Peaches, 2 lbs., ti 35; 3 lbs, 13 25. lilackbeme, fl 9x&i So. Utrawberriea, 2 lbs, ft 0(92 00. Raspbe 2 lbs, I2 00 3 'S. Wortieberrtea, ti 263 50. Pin- les, 3 Iba, n Baccotash, U 2-V. tureen Peas, 11 7o(9'i 30. (String beans, II 60. si 73. KarUet pears, n 8i 50. Lima beans, 12 25; Pumpkin, 3 lbs. fl 75. Corned beef. lbs, 1 1 60(4 4 bs ; o lbs, f U öoalSOO. Dried beef, Jacob's, 160 ; low grades, 14Sc. Cove oysters, fall weight, 1 pound, 11 25; 3 pounds, fi looi2 25; light weight, 1 pound, lö5c; 2 pounds, fl 95, Lobsters, 1 pound, f 2 5 ; 2 poands, f i 25. Call forata salmon, 1 pound, B 15(2 25; 2 poands, 3 26.i 5. roHxiQN b suits Oranges steady; lemons still advancing. Oranges, fi 6u. Lemons, prüne Messina out of market ;Freocb. lemona411li öO;dates &jJ10c per 1 : new raisins, lay era U 75a OU : London layers ti "; Mas atel crown, 13 96; doable crown 14 ou. Haitana,-lS01Ke; figs, new, l316c; large layer figs,17t7Ho; Drum figs, 14o; French prunes In boxes, very fine, läftlbc; kegs, 12,3LSc ; citron.

1 1 iuc ; currania, v ; Aursuan prnnea, new, iVioc. N UTS Soft shelled almonds quoted at 31 (923c : Clberts, 1416o; walnuts, French, He; Naples, lortflOc; Bracll tint, sa 22; peanuts, red, raw Pa8c; white Virginias, ll4(ai2e; roasted 8 klgber ; roasted 10Haio. uOri-.i w exop are quoted at 4)46c per pound. HIVES- .arket is very much depreseed. Tbe foUowlng quotations are larnisbed ex etuslvely for the Bentlnel by K. W. Haugher, dealer In hides, Nos. 27 and 29 East Maryland street, Indianapolis: Best city green hides, cows, 6c; steers weighing 6a lbs or over, 7c: best city veal skins, lie; best city kip skin, 80; green salted, cured, at 737; flry salted maes, 3 aa 10 eure: dry Dint. WAl2o aa to eure. Grubby, imll and aus bides two-thirds price, tsheep skins are quoted at 50c to fl 75 according to quality. Taj low, 7(a7Ke. Grease Brown at 6Js96c ; yellow, 74.vHc ; wmte. volume N ALUS Are firm and steady. Quoted, lud to eud at 13 3j pr keg and smaller numbers at the usual advance. PKOÜÜCE-Market very dull. 8upplles cut oil, and dealers have almost nothing to ffer. utter rcarce and higher. Extra good at 15 flc: Inferior mixed lots at SaiOc. Kooe The market Is bare here until trains move again. Pocxtkt Only few ducks which swam Into town in market. Fowls, live. p-r dos, hens 53 50 ft4Mj; roosters S3 OU; Duck, live, S3 7,Vm3 00: Turkeys, per lb. live, 80 loo. Young chickens, if large size, 12 252 50 per dozen. VxosTABLks Potatoes in over supply. New potatoes f l 50 per bushel. Cabbage, per bbl, 11 on. ToniAtoes, f 1 7öia2 00 per bushel. öjrios-New onions fS 0&5 50 per barrel for red and f i to 4 w lor wmte. Fbtjit Green fruits and berries scares and poor. Dried apDles. 0,-aiOc: sliced. 11c. New apples fdS 50 per barrel. Blackberries f 1 75g2 00 per drawer. üeeswax. per lb. 25c : white navy beans, f 1 60s 1 75 and very dull; Feathers, per lb, prime live geese, 4548c : Ginseng, 7üc ; Rags lo we-; per lb., ootton, 'ii$iy9. honxy is in fair demand at per pound for choice boxea : for low gradee, S(ia2öo. LEATHER Nothing to be said of new importance. Oak slaughtered sole Is quoted at 4C(342c: Buffalo, 303ttc; narneaa 85&o; upper 25 ae per root; r renchoair, i7btJ 20; irrencb kip, si 1 70; domestlo calf, flSiJlW; kip, 11 10(41 25; collar, per foot. 20c : bridle, per dosen, S64;60. OIIA Qaiet and unchanged. Raw linseed quoted t o4g65o: boiled at 9 970c; lard oil, current extra, II 10; Ho. 1, HO 1 10 ; tanners oil.Btralt's beat,e0(86c ; Banks' bast, 65aaOo; Labrador, &45o; refined coal o'.l. 12 13c; standard gasoline for lamp, 12913c; headlight, 20325c;- lnbrlc&ting and machinery Oils. 2Serftl 25. PROVISIONS Firm and quiet without change Family pork ,23c ; dry salted ihoulcieri,8X3; clear rib sides. llc; clear sides 12 He; bacon shoulders, packed, lie; sugar cured, canvassed, llc; bacon clear rib sides. 13$c; bacon clear sides, lic;'Cllpper" breakfast bacon, lbc, sweet I tickled hams. 13c; Monogram" hams, 4c; "Monogram" breakfast baoon, 15 Xc; "No Better" hams, 14c ;"Cli . per" bams, 14c; prime lard nominal, quoted at 13c: kettle at 14o. BT A PL U GROCERIES Entirely inactive. uornri Hteady and unchanged. Roastln i grades of Rio are quoted to21i921e; good to fair at Z2423e; prime at (4Ue: choice to fancy, at 2i!93oo and Java at 4 üS5c Ca ndl. Ks Hotel. äl(22o: star candlea are quoted at 1 0200 : oommon pressed. UdSläHo. CHtssr At 119120 for prune to onoiceiac torv. Molasses axd Strups New Orleans molasses is steady at 68AHO0. and syrups at 6UmM1 fcr common to fancy. rice Dealers quote at 7saso for Rangoon. and for Carolina. mugakh leinet and steady. We auote: KeUned is auoted at llraiiv.'c for A, Off A llailkc. 10(ait!Ho tor exua C. and llXfttfe for hard; circle c, 10K3lOic; yellows, SXttlOO. . Soda in DoxeS. SXa;7e ; 59 kegs. rJoAPS-tierman Is Quoted at 6X(97Xc : Babbitt's at 1U910KC. Starch Dealers quote v &ifl per pound apr pauu Picks Pepper is quoted at Zotzsc: auspice. 1SJIJL: ciovea, eugsoc: caiwia. 40.3400. Teas Market continues dull. On d powder is a noted at Höeriisl oU : Tznoerial. SOcfl 30; Hyson fiai 80; Oolong. S5cä1' mllsh breakfast, 4u&75o. LUMBLR Trade reported good and prices lower. rtni-1 and 2 clear, per M. feet. green, 133 ou; dry, lo5 uu; Fl oring, dreseed, 120 00(430 00; Siding, drewed, f 15 00(4 1 ou; stock boards, rough. f 15 O0arjoo: Common boards, f 14 00; Bill stun, to 18 feet. 814 0U: Bill stuff, over 18 feet, 115 00024 00s Heavy timbers. 1 uu extra per m.: neeunc. 112 out A sawed shingles, f3 403 61; No. I shingles, f2 50; Poplar suingies, s tu: lain, sj 70; uoutnern pine noorlng, dressed, f40 00r945 00. foPLAB-aear, 130 00; Common, (14 00; Culls jio 00. A sh let and 3d, f?3 50. Black Walnut The quotations are baying trices for green and selling prices for dry lumber, it and 2d, dry 155 uutftsu uu; 1st and d, green, f 40 00(945 00: Culls, fl5 OOrttU 00. IRON AND STEEl-Bteady and qaiet. The quotauons are given at list prices, as follows: Bar Iron is quoted at 13 öt 2 80. Hneets rolled, 10 to 14, 4 He; 15 to 20, 4.7o; 37, 5c; Charcoal, lo advance on above rates. Other sixes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Bteel Is quoted as follows; bandersons best English tool, 2öo ; American tool, 18c ; spring steel. 1V( Inch, l.o; 1 Inch and over, 11c. mill pick shapes, 3uc. 8EKD3 Quiet and unchanged. Flax seed is quoted 1 11 ou; clover at 16 256 50; timothy dull at f2 60O375. STRAW Is worth 112.915 per ton, and none In market. HALT In good demand. Haglnaw, uray load lots, at tl 1:0 il 85; Ohio River, lnetore, at fl 7091 to; Salnaw, car lots, at f) COral 65: Ohio River, car lots at II 7C31 75. TOBACCO No change to note. Royal Uera is quoted at 8-(c90c; Monitor Navy, 883700; baled tobacco. 4o65o ; bright navie and quarters, 5S,a72o; smoking brands, SöcII; fine cats. 60ü5c; black tobacco, 55(60o in cad les : t wi nts, eo.at c. TINNERS' STOCK Trade Is pretty dull. Tin piate is quoted, lor IO, 10xl4,euarooal,flrst quality, at fll 00 IX, ditto, at 114 01; IC, 14x30 roofing tin, 110 00; IC, 30x28 roofing tin, 121. Brass kettle, 45c No. 37 Iron B, 4c; No. 27o smooth iron, 6c. Moorehead's galvanised Iron, 25 per cent, discount from list. Zinc, per sheet, lie; per cask, 10c Pig tin. Strait's, 00c Wire Bright and annealed 40 per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 35 per oent discount. Solder, tinner's 18c Copper Sheeting. 14 to Is os 85c: planished, 14 to 10 os., 39c: bolt copper, 45o; bottoms, S4o. Lead Pig, 7Xc; bar, 8o. Antimony, Uo; Babbit metal. I0a2oe WOODEN WARE-No.1 tubs per dos,f9O950;No. 3 ditto, fd(3j3 50; No. S ditto, 707 50; No. 1 Churns, common, per doxen, 10 60; No. 2 ditto, f9 50; No 8 ditto, tS 5Q; No. 1 cedar churns Drasa bound, 2122; No. 2 ditto, 8J0(3S21 ; No. laab coarns, W; No. 3 ditto. f 18; No. S ditto, f 14 : stave half bushel measures, 5 60; hoop Iron bound ditto, KS 60(97; keel era, five in nest, 2 25; meal sieves, 14-16, 117532; ditto 18, 2 0002 25; O G buckets two hoop, 2 00(42 10; ditto three boop 2 2)ft2 25. WHlrtiCY Firm and unchanged at tl 20. WOOL Trade is dull ; not much doing. (Quoted: Unwashed. 81 23c: tab washed, 47(4c. WINDOW GLASS Single strength. 2nd Qual. 1st Qual. 8x8 to 8x10... t7 00 17 75 875 11 00 U 00 SXl5 to 10x13.... 8 00 MX Id tO 12X18.. 12x30 to 20x20.. Discount 65 and 70 per cent, off above. INDIANAPOLIS LlVK STOCK MARKET. INDIASAPOUS, WEDNESDAY, AUK. 4. The local cattle market has now become established on Wednesday afternoon instead of Thursday, which will give the readers of the Weekly Rentlnel ihe benefit of this market. There was an iniuiense influx of cattle to-d j-, the whole number being 880 bead. The quality of the stock was very good, many of the animals taken by the butchers being really fine beef. If there are not goo J steaks and roams in tris city this week there will not be anywhere. Tbe butchers took itW head, three car loads were s Jld to shippers, and about löO were left oyer.

supply, were about c off from last Monday. They will quote as louows: Good, smooth, U0O to 100 shippt BV&sro 1 1 - , ,. Prime butchers' cattle (iood 505 75 4 (X't4 25 3 25(3 75 2 25(ä3 00 2 OOftti 50 2 750.J 50 S7ol 25 weights; 200 Fair Balls and Thin Cattle. stock cattle. Good Cherokees worth Hogs in good demand for light to 22o bring f7 25 to f7 5. xso sneep onered. MONKY, tsTOCKN, ETC. Nxw TOBX, Aug. 4. Money easy at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper Is quoted at 4&5 percent. Custom receipts 812.000. Treasury disbursements i,l70,0or. , Clearings 118,00000. Sterling Is quoted at 14 87 for 60 days, and 4 90 for sight. The day luVall street was a very quiet one and the markets devoid of any special feature. Gold opened at 112, and closed at 113, all the transactions of the day having been at these figures. Borrowing rates were quoted at lg2 per cent per annum and 1-64 per diem. Loans wer made flat. Carrying ratet 2 per cent. Government bonds firm. Railroad bonds strong, especial r for Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bocds, which were taken in round lota at ö&Sj. State securities quiet; Tennessee, old, lower. BwcH at ui cioee were nrm, witn nuctaa uons during tbe day, except ciannibal and St. JjiUi wnicn aeciintd Irom 24 to 23. Transactions at the stock ExcDange 38,000 shares, of which 8,000 were Pacific Mall, 10,000 Western Union, ,000 Northwestern, 4,000 Lake OOVHBWMKYT SECCEITIBS. ini Krt. 120j dal lue w u W4 Ü. 8. f'S "SL. O.H.t'9'CL, 120 :20X Iii'" 11854 iux I20i 120H U.B.8's '4 lis my, tlLl. I. 1 O.S.6'8 '85. D. a 6'i 'a (new) .J U8H U.H.e's 'C7 ;i2M D.S. (Ts "08 120 U8H i 18 H8ytill8W 120 liAJV, '.2)1 I20'4 !2U!12U 12 120 per oent f 'd loan. 11! 116 wo? U.S. 10-40 ". .. Uö4 höh H :22 tlv5 WS U4H tliHuKH . 17 !? 14V, Cupons, W-4(i's.. enrrenoy 6's.. 116S 116hI 17 122 Um 487 122 22 ;122 K'!87 118 Sterling. eTATat trrooKs. TttT Frl. Hat. 1 Mon Tue W'Q Cid Tennessees..... New Tennessees... New Virgin tas.. Old Virglnlaa 60 4k M 3d 101 V 50 60 25 HI 101 50 87 3 101k 514 & M-Wt, KM 50 4&4 37 87 The puronasuiit prices lor aovernmeni ihh.os In Indianapolis vary from tbe New York auotawua tmsj 1 oer mm (4KXERAL b-TOCKh. i'ü'r nau Mon TU B, W Q W, Ü. Telegraplu.. Paclflo Mafl-.f . 8:? s 100 ' ol 57 43 mi K3 ioi 3 40 3i!i 3 Adams r.xpre Wells k i argo Ex American Lx U. S. Kx... N. V. CfcntraL. Krl6 is) sssi Erie, preferred.. UarlemM Harlem, p'f'd Michigan Central iuoi bl 57 42 104 ei 57 42 104 eu 5 42 67 41 57 103H 104 103Ji lu:r 7 14 " 2b i: 131 04 e'i" 20 1.S4 20 20 134 1S4 m 132 1S4 i: 64 in 4 IK2 12 64 1 72 M 1 U. Pacific HtOCkJ 7 62 I 72; LAka Shore mi Illinois CenUal 4 1 41V4 65 46 Pittsburg. 64 i 51' 43 1 41 81 Northwestern 4 WS Nth west n pref. 4 42 105 45 10 43 v N.J. Central., U04 109 I 11 10i Bock Island 10 105 100 3 6 b 97 105 1C5! Ht. Paul 3 8 & BUPaul pref, 0 6 5 IS 5 Wabash pref.. Fort Wayne. Terr ilaata 7 a 87 6 19 V 7 22 104 108 19': 4 . 1 4 a 12 !C4 U.8 Terre Haute pref. 19 22 Chicago A Alton 104 104! 21 iKM 104 10 19 4 115 24 120 I it6 101; 101l c a a. rrererred, Ohio A Mlsslsfll'pl. 107 ioS 2!H 1 inaiana Jentrai. C. B.4 C U. 4 St. Joe 4 114 4 115 Wl 115 on 2H "7 21 iwi.ltba ana. 119k uvyA 2) 120 I 19 uo 10. 120 C. racifio bonds.. l'il 100 101 101 100 101 D. Paclflo bonds J01W MARKETa BT lELEURAPn. KW YORK, Am. 4. nour-The market has advanced; receipts 11,000 barrels: saies were maae ei supernne western and state at a 1030 to; oommon to good extra do at iti 0030 40: good to choice at S5 406 85; white wheat Western extra at 86 boQ7 SO: com mon to good extra omo at w coot 80: common to choice St. Loula at (6 4?S 60. Rye flour Is firm; sales were made at S5 10 as 25. Com meal Sales were made of Western at ii ln 4 yj. wneat ine marnet nas advanced; receipts 101,0 J") bushels; sales were made of No. 2 Chicago spring at fl S(1 40; No. 2 .orthweteraaHiaMHu; no. 2 Chicago eprlrjg, soft, at fllil 37; No. 2 Milwaukee at f 1 43'1 43W : un graded Iowa and Minnesota spring at fl Sa 1 4S: .No. 1 sprlnif at fl il'tl 50; eitra white Michigan at f 1 60. Rye ihe market is dull sales were made of Canada in bond at 8 c ; prime state at fll. Barley Is firm; snles were made of No. 2 rowed state at fl 85. Malt-lst-tesdy; oaies were maae or xo. zrowea state at ; xso. 4 rowed state at f 1 4S. Corn Tbe market opeked firm and c osed low er; receipts 94.0J0; sales were made ot western mixed, steamer, at xiqxöuc: closed at tjl$84c; do. sail, at 5öSXc; cio-ed at KisKTc. Oats Market Is dull; receipts 4 00 oasneis; sales were made of mixed western att2 föfiic; white mixed Western at 67(371 c. HaySales were made at 7cc. Coilee 'ihe maraet is firm; sales were made ol Rio cargees a 17rÄt c gold:jobvlng at I8a21c gold. Sugar The -Market Is quiet and firm ; saies were made of fair to goodrenning at extras o-ibc; prime at i-itc: refined is nrm at Uföil- Moiasses Is sales were made of a"ar house at 2 23c. Rice The market is quiet ar.d steady; saieswere made of Carolina at i&i6q: Rangoon at vt VPgC. Petroleum The market is lower; saies were made of cmd at 65 c; refined at Mb'gllXc. Rosin Market unchanged; sales made ol strained at fl t)j(sl 75. Turpentine Sies were marie of spirits at 31Q32o. Pggs ine market is nrm: saies were made 01 western at 18,419c. Leather The market is nr changed; sales were made of hemlock sole. Buenos Ay res and Rio Grand, light, middle and heavy weights at 2623c common do at 2ö926c; California do at 2ö(a26c. Wool Is dull; sales were made of domestic fleece at 50rtüc ; pulled at H.'ä.c; unwashed at ib44c; Texas at 153tc Pora Is firm; saies were made of new mess at f21 60 Qll 65; September at f21 tkJ21 70. Reef-Is quiet; sales were made of plain mess at fS 006 9 50: extra do at V10 0001 10 75. Cut meats Tbe market is dull; sales were made of dry salted shoulders at He ; tierce pickled bams at IIS 012Vc Middles Are dull; sales were made oiclty long clear at 12i2c; short clear at 12c. iato rne market is nrm ; saies were made of prime stesm, o'.d. at 15 15 15-iec; new at U'ic. nutter ine market is unchanged ; oaies were made of Western at 14c923c: state at 20a:i0c. Cheese Is heavy; sales were made of oommon to prlxae Western at5$llc. . Wblaky Is dull; sales were made at tl 21. CHICAGO. August 4. Flour Tbe market Is firm and bigber prices are asked; sales were made of common to good extra spring at to 25 ö3 S7: Minnesota winter at fb OCkaS 50: Western superfine at WOO. Wheat The demand is spec ulative and ine market is unsettled ana prices are higher; sales were made of No 1 Chicago spring at f 1 30: No 2 Chicago spring fresh, at fl 27 for spot, and has sold at fl 23 for spot; fl2ti for seller September; fl23 ior seller all the rear; No 3 Chicago spring at fl 18; rejected at 1 051 Od. Corn The market Is active and prices nave aa vancea ; saies were made or JNo 2 b ig b mixed at 7234c for spot or seller August; 7'.-)Bo for seller September; rejected at 69c. Oats Tbe market Is unsettled and prices are higher; saieswere made of No 2 atööo for spot; 45c was bid lor seller August; 41c was bidlor seller September. Barley The demand is special and prices are higher; saieswere made ot No 2 spring at tl 12 for seller September: flll 1 12 for seller October. Rye The market is active and prices are higher: sales were made of No 2 at 83Stc for spot or seller August; tc for seller September. Seeds The demand is good and prlot-8are bigber; saies were made of commnn to nrime timolliv deed it 2 as? nrlma to extra clover seed at S3 00: medium clover seed at f7 75. Pork The market is firm and nrteen rave advanced : sates were made at. T21 60 for spot: f2162S2l65 for seller September: ra 705a 1 ior seuw ociouer. XAra ine market is firm ana prices have advanced; sales were made at i-'iror spot: f 13 so for seller Sep tember. Bulk meats The market is Arm and prices are higher; sales were made of shoulders at 8c: clear rib middles at 12c; short'eiear mid dies at 1234c; these prices are all for loose, spot or seller August. WhisKy rne mar ells nrm and prices have advanced; sales were made at 1118. Lake fi eights IIa vo declined; corn, to L'ufaio, 2;;c: wheat, to Buflalo, 3c. Re-

Prices, on account of tbe heavy

-"f!.h-?JP2.4 nonrs-FIoor, 8,000 barrels; 5K&'tP0,baMhla: oorn 1)'uu0 bushels; oats) 35,000 bushels; rye, 7W bushels; barley. 2,0uu bushels: malt,- bushels. Shipments forth past 24 hours Flour 7ou barrels; wheat, ?noo bushels; corn, 100,000 bushels; oats, 17.U0 buihels; rye, 45,000 bushels; barley, 425 bushels; malt, bushels. On the call board this afternoon wheat closed dull and prices were lower: f!S?!inle ,at 1126 for aeUer August ; 1 2oi 25; for seller September. Corn The market is firm and prices are unchanged: sales were made at 7134c for seller August; 73c for seller September. OatThe market is Srmi sales were made at ASf&iS! for seller Auaust 41 lor seller September. llarley-The market is higher; sales were made at fl Itf for seller September. Pork-The market is dull and prices are 11 lower; sales wtre made at20 40 for V.el.er August: 8J0 avS21 40 tor Bailor SoniK.. 1

llie market iaquiet and prices are easier: aaiea WAM marl at tl-1 -11,2 l -t - 1 . - . . . V(U vtLa j iur eener öepim Der, UT W r-rTTa a . . . i. Mjuvxa, August 4. cotton The market is unchanged ; sales were made of good ordinary at Uc; low middling at 13J4c; middling at 14lic tiuu'-prices nave advanced and the defan1 tff Ä15 BAle8 were made of superfine faUatll 50(45 Ui; extra superfine UU atfö253 . . . uperQD iaii at (4 7tÄ(i to; trt-ble extra 'superfine fall at K 60(37 Ou: tamilv winier,inciuaing fancy, at 7 5ftS i5. Wheatihe prices are higher; sales were made of No ii -rcV1".." c"5": lo seller August; 1 53(31 64 seller September. Corn-The prices are higher; sales were made of No 2 mixed at at. ic casn ; wmtjy.c seller September. Oats xiiero is a large ae . and for spot; sales were made of car lot of No 2 white at öoaölc, according to location ; 45i y& seller August ; 244 seller September, the market closing at the inside price and declining. Barley sales were matePi.0.2 BPrlns: at . Rye-The prices are held higher; sales were made of No 2 at ÖJicbld I-ork Tbe prices are better; sales were made of small lots at 122 25022 5o. LardTnepricpsare lower; sales were made ct mmucr 1 ixc cais meats The prices are higher : sales were made of Khoulders at 9c bid; h?ic aked; clear ribs at 12c aked; I2c bid; clear ?, osked -J'i0 bl1 ! shoulders at Ht. Joe at 8c. Bacon The prices are held higher; sales Wfcre. mde at "iawl3(3135c Vvhisky Thepiices are higher; sales were made at fllJ. live hogs The market is active; sales were made or shippers at S7 40f7 70; bacon at 17 457 .5; batchers at f7 60a 00. CatUe The prices are unchanged; sales were made of good to prime native steers at f(X'ffiif)50; medium to fair native steers at f 16055 65 choice Texas steers .V ja 00; gooa lexas leers at W 00(94 2o; fair Texas steers at 13 Soras 75: common to m. diam Texas steers at tt 25 $3 10. Receipts-Flour i.uuu oarreis; wneat. 11.UUU bushels; corn, 6 OUU bashels; oatji. 4.UO bushels; rye, bushels; 11 . ?7' ' - uusueii nosB, ijou neau; catue. I i,eyo bead. CINCINNATI. Anenst 4.-4TottonTh mar. ket is stettdy; wiles were made of middling at 11:43. ilour Prices are higher; saies were made of family at $7 75&3 00. Wbeat-The market is firm: sales were made or red at Si 5 l 7a. Corn The market i nniot And nrtivo are firm ; sales were made of mixed at 7-7tic. Oats Prices held higher; sales were made st 73 78?. Rye The market is dull ; sales of new were made at IHoaül KV l..rb- wio v, inguer; sates were made at 121 50vi 7 buyers lusiuo juices, uus l-nces neia nigner lor imReed; sales were made at tiittiTOc. Lard oilme market Is nnchanced: rales wert man nt "freoi inase at 11 w. uutter The mnrkoL ( Arm and prices are unchanged; sales of Choice n es tern Reserve were made at ZtriH.: mpdmm Central Ohio, 20,a22c: common trades lvaiTc. Cheese The market is stead v rbaneed; ales were made at 10llc. Lard iTices held hieber: sales were made of stesm at ,VP&W4c; kettle at 14i14o. Bulk meais The market is firm : salens wer n-iananfKhnni. ders at ti 6:; clear rib, 512 CO; clear, f 12 25. uacon ihe market Is quiet and prices are firm; sales were made of shoulders at tu K'clear rib, $13 uu; clear 113 25. Hogs The mar ket is steady: sales were made of common a7 50&7 7Ü; gool 17 75(7 9J; bulk of a,es were 'made at 17 757 90. Recelntji ijim hui. Hhipmeuts bead. Whlsfcy The market is nrm: sales were made at II 17. Eezs The market Is unchanged; sales were made at 14c. PHILADELPHIA. Aus. 4 Klonr TV, mirk is active: sales were made of extra at is irtx- iI Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota, extra lamilvat fti 00(4725: Ohio aid Indiana, 00; higher i ' -os uu. wenu 1 ne market Ih lileher; pales were made of red at fl 4si 50: old. fl i7ai4ü; new amber at II 52,31 63: white fl 00. lorn The market is isadvanopd sales were made of yellow and mixed at ts7sso; OaüT The market is firm: sales were made o' white at 66f 6Sc; mixed at Kö4c. Provlbions The market is steady: sales were made st $21 2-i21 60 for me pork. Whisky The market Is firm; sales were made at fl 21. Petroleum Prices nominal; sales were made of refined at Uailc: crude at fcc Cioverseed Sales were made of cloverseed at S13 tO for Western eboie; timothy seed at S13 5ftr14(K). Butter The market is hhther: sales wer miula of New York and Bradford county extras at 30 Vflw Vlr an1 CHa4fw4 avmm.w . 23aJ6c; Western extras at 2427c; Western firsts ni(iic; rous exiras t zn&uc; lolls extras firsts I82flc. Cheese-The market is quitt: sales were made of Western fine at lOalic. Eets ine mars et is nominal; sales were made 01 western extra fresh at I731c. baltimuke, Auz. 4.-Floux-The market Is higher; sales were made of new steam West era superfine at f4 7oj 25; extra Western fu per tine at So oo8 w); Western superfine lamuy at so 2a7 7o. Wheal Tbe market is higher and prices are active; sales were made 00 2 new amoer western at II &1 No 2 red We .tern at SI 0. (Torn-The market is dull; sales were made of Western mixed at 86c. Oats-The market is dull; sales were made or mixed western at 62(ffic; white West ern at bo -a toe. Rye Sales were made at 95c ÄS1 'U. Hay The market is quiet and prices are steady; sales were made of Pennsylvania and Maryland at 123 M28 00. ProvisionsThe market is strong. Mess Pork Sales were made at 122 Ox .2 50. Bulk meats Sles were made of bulk shoulders at '4c; clear rib sides at 12A12c, all loose; and packfd at vm2;-ic. Bacon Sales were mads of shoul ders at 10lc; clears des at 12'c; and clear rib sides at loslc Hams Sales were made at 14(91 lc. Lard The market is firm ; sales were made of prima steam at 14c, and refined at llHHc. Butter The market is firm; sales were made of Western extras at 23c : Western nrsis at -mzk. MILWAUKEE. Auk. 4. nour The market is firm. Wheat The market la steady; sales were made or o 1 Milwaukee Club at 11 No 2 Milwaukee club at seller Amrust at SI 28: seller September at tl 26. Corn Ihe maraet has advanced; sales were made of iso 2 mixed Western in store at 72c. cats Tbe market is higher; tales were made of Ho 2 In store at 53c, cash: and seller Aueust at 4oc'. caney xneinaraeii is nigner; sales were made ol JNo 2 spring in store, seller Sep tem o?r, at 11 iipji. nye rne market la nominal: sales were made of No 1 new in store at 80c. Provisions Tbe market is steady Mess Pork Sales were made at f21 OL'iäil 25. cash and seller Augcst. Lard Sales were made of prime 6team at 133llc. Freights Urain ireignis: to xsunaio, oc : 10 usweeo. DC. tieoelpts Flour, 4,000 barrels; wheat. 89.0U) bush els; corn, bushels; oats, bushels; barley, bushels; rye, bushels. Ship ments Flour, 1,000 barrels; wheat, 42,000 bushels; corn, bushels; oats, bushels; oar iey, uusneis: rye, Dusneis. LOÜ18VILLF, Aug. 4.-cotton-The market is unchanged; sales were made at 14o. flour The market H bigber and buoyant; sales were made of extra at 8505; extra family, Sfl2c350: of A Ko l at Siwi8 40; fancy at t'JiJ 2i. wheat The market is higher; sales were made of red, 5110&1 65. Gram The market is firm Ooru sales were made of ear at 78(5, soc. - 0ts The market Is advancing; sales were made at 7037ÖC Rye Tbe market is nominal. Hay The market is advancing; were made of choice timothy at J20 oor25 00. ProvisionsPork - Sales were made at 21 50. Bulk MeatsSales were made of shoulders at 8O8g0; clear ribs atl0c; clear at 12c. Bacon Sales were made of shoulder attHio: clear 1 lbs at l.lcclear at 13?. Lard Tbe market Is unchanged, Sales were made of tierce at 13c; keg at 13 '40. xxams rouea maae oi sugar cured at lo'-4 13c. Whisky The market is firm: sales were made at 1117. Bagging Tbe market is advancing; sales were made at 13l4c .TOLEDO, August 4. Flour The market la nncbang.d. Woeat-The prices have advanced; sties were made of No 2 white Wabash ai tl 4$; No 1 white Michigan at 11 54 ; new at SI 45; extra white Michigan at fl 56; amber Michigan at SI 61Vi(l 52 seller 10 days; at II 52 teller August fl 51 seller September; No 2 amber Michigan at SI 40; new at $1 0; No 1 red winter at fl 54; Mo 2 red winter at fl 50: seller August at fl 50; seller September at fl 48; Mo 8 red winter at fl 40(9 1; rejected led at ti 11. corn Sales were made of high mixed at 77c cash and seller August; seller September at 78c: low mixed at 6ec. Oats - Tnere is a fair demand; sales were made of No 2. seller August, at doc: seller Hen tern be r at 4uc; wiilte at c; Michigan, seller August at 50c; seller September at 4bc. Bran Sales wet e made at 118. Freights re dull. Receipis r lour, ) Darrels; wheat, 12,000 bushels co3o,000 bushels Hoats, i40 bushels, shipments I JOQr -y Darrels; wneat, 8,01)0 busbels; corn. I uuaueui; oaus, ousnexs. CLEVKLAND. AUK. 4. Wheat The market is firm; sales were mde of No 1 red winter at II 54; No 2 red winter at fl 49. CornThe market is steady; sales were male of hieb mixed shelled from store at SlgS2c; ears on track at 7879c. Oats-Prices are better; sales were made of No 1 state at 67c: No 2 state at 65c; No 1 white Wertern at tsc. Petroleum ine marie; is quiet; sales were made of 110 degrees standard white In car lots at 9c. cash; and LjO degrees Ohio state test at lükc: la small lots at 132c bigber. Receipts-Flour.

- - barrel 1; wheat, 150 bushels: corn, bushels; oats, 50 bushels: barley, bushels, rye, bushels; maize, bushels. uPiIT?LLRO',Au8nst 4 What-Tbe msrket J.r, d Prl,fre unchanged; sales er ,1 JJf Unyil v" n U nd Ohio red at f 1 4otl 4-5; mrvfnd mDer mt 11 corn-The market is firmer and prices are higher: sale ?h!t',l.lc on liack' Sh" cornl tie market is firmer and priaes are - higher: tJ made at W&s2c for mixed and prime yellow, according to quality, free in vvmr Metroleum-The market U dull nd prices am 1InTfr:,8Ä;es w,er m" of crarle at fll? SSSfSl JiSÄSrV nnnvl kl lc-c-tlu'

LTVE STOCK MARKETS. - CHICAGO LIVK STOCK MARKET. ,c?ICAo, Aug. 4. Cattlx The receiE' b Le.6 bead: yesterday. 61 headlHmürlSet wavs qalet Bnd Prtc were flrmfor good steers; other qualities were weak" sale SSfJ9..? thr TexanTara -jyf 75! hogs The receio's to-day were f,000 head i - j . ucau j ius inarxei was niio aw, receipts 10-oay wer öc) keadr 10 uiarisei was quiet and prices weie weak -sales were made of poor tochofce at K 75aT 50. 7ö(S4 5J. Ä KAST LIBERTY LIVK STOCK MARKÜT. ThEeAreefDtfE7r,VPA-;gUSt 4Et" Cattlb indorelPth. 'past 2da7. , iJ5 the arrival, U.S?yVer& market is acUve and nrm at yesterdays cuotsS J?JLM i700; medium to good at Si 75( 4w; s.ockers at S311SIW; Texans fjoog o0??661 for to-day were jai head and total ior ih rot o . ..v. Jr... I ae' saiea . ,.r:r, head. best Philadelphias at is, 1 IS OW9& 15; ,4W head. SHkip Receipts for to-day "were "-""it . lüvaa ou. BOSTON WOOL MARKET. Boston, Aug. 4 Wool There has ben n. change in the market; medium rt "ces ae ?n request at fall price-, but for othf r hem idre7ÄÄ stocks are now accumating quite rapidVv bnf mere is no great DreKsurH great pretssur ou I f 1 rPD 17A CO I no kV.1. a - ------ vaa sue?. ( h 5:c for fine and iueö vi-. V'llivs AMU lrflMKf lanitt M-1 jsik Micbizan from siäJk! 1,üw'1. a.öa neeces 52357(5. ' ÄÜU eiaine SEW Ycrj: uoODd MARKET New York. Aiw. i ir ori. movement was slow with" and importer,; cotton g"oVwertToiei. cep cotton flannels and vi) -vLi. comnjist-ioii bouses f? dand ; dark T prlnts Te're movAmore ie"111.1 wrrel.: Pac.tic primsTnd vere In A . . were In lair reouWr and "'hL K'i w V SV U A T 1 fll lil-fll Ik k I A 4-..1. . are doing better, but wear were dull. tt.-. ..... ... , II J ' "iiutri! gooas ior men d .NEW YOKK CV1TUÄ MARKET. Nsw Ior:. An. 4. tton 1j linj. s..a were marla r.r L." .""V 'aies " "v.uiiiJK.upiana at 14 ' ''2-,'fiCs . .luiw Hu weas:. wiui 1 I AM S A. . n .... Kiiow: seYler 'X&r. l7:ar:emJtJ V F0REIUJ! MARKETS. S.?ZUZirI ount 0 .llioa .Vfi.f"""1 011 balance toVAJO8018 ior monpv. i .in. rn account 4 : Mxc,ha,nge on Paris. i,f 2lc; 5-20 - . - w ' V'U bi sau . r . r .I as . Erie r.v.w.u,. xttuuw oaies were made at 4öia 4oV,8 Petroleum-Sales were made of refined it d; spirits at tsHd. Turpentine SSalesT wer made of spiilts ats. wer lemT5f,P, Axi--ine American petro Paris, August 4. Rentes, 66f 10c. FRAxicroBT, Augnst 4Five-tweuUe8 of I3, LlVKRPOon. August 4. Cotton Prices ore stettdy; sales were made of middling uplands, 7 d ; middling Orleans, 7 loui sales were ivwo bales, 01 which 008 &e. wer. KIoarThÄÄ.'W and,7 America ü?"rJ,o?in"k.et ; ales , were made or nrm n n I V rr m . . r. T " TTcsiern at 20s. wheat bales were made No 1 red Western spring at 10a Id; No 2 red Western spring at lfo i7d. Corn wceIrVmdf 01 w mixed Western T V fork-sales were made of new American Western at 80s: American Eastern at 87, Beef-saleT'were rSdJ S new prime m at 72. Bacon-Sales were made of Cumberland middles at 54. Larxl The market Is firm; sales were made of prime Western at 6T . Tallow-Sales were made st SaJe were made of choice - petroleum Bales wer """" reuneo at 51; spirits, do, at hi. Moffat's Life Pills! Moffat's Phoenix Bitters ! ! Page's Climax Salvo ! ! ! form lacempMe Family Medirise 4 hesl. and Iisto rured more disease, and have done more tood for iiimit,thsaaBrothermedicineeerornredt the people. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS re purely Wetable. Ther act 0 the I.iTer. ?ÜT.Bi"Mt' ,u;t' "? ': the body 1 perl . iT'J'A' ".d .m3r b re,ied 4 reAenos MPPii( 4 k a . f.. V.L. . .".... nniniuii i me Mottufti. and area ssre rare for DrpepHia, JierroBoae-K. Meei.lesses., female romplalat. Heakae..!. DebiUty.Ac. PAGES CLIMAX SALVE N a compound f Arnica with masy other ef rart and balsams. M e warrant it to rare Scrofula and Salt Lheum, Fe rer Sores, Plies. Frost Bite. hilblaiaa, loraa, Iaflaaimatloa of the Kyes. Brnke. rlJ"s.,.V.Sire ÄPP'f' nt Braises, BirrBK.Vald aad all utaneoa Disease, maa or beaid. It allaya laflammation, subdues all pais, and liealt without a arar. It is worth its weight Is gold t every family, aad ahoald always be oa haad. C&Sold by Dmgists eTerjwhcrp, J. P. SILLS, Sole Proprietor. 85 Liberty if reef, Sew York. ATTENTION PRINTERS TRY OUR IMPERIAL ROLLER COMPOSITION? It never falls to glTs PERFECT 8A.TI8FACTIOKT Melts splendidly, pours beautifullv. Ig ex ceedingly soft, very elastic, does not shrink, never refuses ink. never hardens, la trrv durable, and does not disappoint you. HD1AHAP0LIS SESTIHEL COMPASY

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