Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1875 — Page 8

the Indiana! state: sentinei;: wedesdat December s: i875. 8

A CARD. Trado Palace, Oct 7. ; To the Country Readare : - V7e respectfully ask your Imme Älate attention to the best selected mock of Dry Ooods, Notions and Millinery ever brought to this city. Byalvlngour individual attention to buying in New York, we hav eecured a line or Silke, Black Goods. Dress Goods. Dometins, Woolens, Flannels, Shawls, Taule. Linens, Blanfcets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at such rates and cm -such terms as enables us to offer the lowest prices known since 1862, Our priecs are alike to all, and Grangers as well as others Will find at no other house more attractiv . goods or lower prices. TL,. S. AYUES &c CO., TIl-A.DK PALACE. FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

TVKEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW. PCBUO FI5AN0E". Under the d splayed head line, "How trade is taxed' the New York Bulletin f resents thg following comparative showing of the ordinary expenditures of the "United Slates government in 1874 and I&60. -exclusive of the interest on debt: M74. 18OT. 11,514,619 4J.077.O08 20.708,243 1.I00.KTJ 1,143,108 wr department. H2,:u.V ;w,'j;;l7 dO.MiMM 2).UoS 414 Navy department.. Hlvil expo seiIlsoellaneoaa. Indiana.. remlonn - Foreign Intercourse Total I7H.618. 983 ffiJ,i10,15S Interest on debt il07,ll.8:5 M,in,3l4 Ponnlatlrm 44.000 000 Sl.443.Xn I ncrease of "Ordinary" Expenditures 200 per ct J acreage oi population..... u per ci If the Bulletin had aald'IIow Production is Taxed," it would have hit rearer the mark. It in the son r cm of wealth and those who produce It which are oppressed by these enormous expenditures and the ever recurring burdea ot Interest on the public debt and on the capital of a comparatively few millionaires. The New York Express of Monday afternoon Bays: The events of tbe week in licancial circles were more Important than usual of late. The Union Pacific decision, tbe various reports about the Michigan Central, the revival of the old rumor ol the illneea of Commodore Vanderbilt, and tho alternate warliko and peaceful adricea from Washington in regard to tbe Spanish question have all combined to produce wide fluctuations In Wall street, both up and down. COVJKSB OF TRADE. It is to be feared that writers for the commercial press take too lavorable and hopeful views of the immediate future. The prK3 teems with predictions of a "revival of trade" which have no good foundation in any adequate cause present or prospective. It is true that the first of December is naturally a dull time, in prospect of the holidays, of New Year' settlements and new beginnings In trade after cloeiig up the old year' business. The sudden descent of deal winter upon a large portion of the country closing navigation earlier than visual, baa done much to check activity the first week of tbla month. A close review of the New York markets by tbe Bulletin says: With reference to tbe markets for general merchandise, breadstuff have been dull and depress J in the absence of export demand for wheat, while the Game has been generally true of corn and flour. Ocean ireigbts have been extremely high, and contributed to tbe stagnation. Provisions have been in very fair export demand for through shipment from the West, but here business liai been more ot a speculative character, while values bave fallen off somewhat. Cotton b8 been very dull, with a notable absence of speculative interest, but prices very wellsnstalDoi. Wood opened a little firmer, but closed dull at about former rates. Metals w ere without much activity. Copper wa firm and a little more active. Tin was held for full figures, but iron was very weak and unsettled. The dairy product wi much neglected, with stocks accumulating and f trices weak throughout. Country produce n store vai held a little more firmly, owing te the closing or tire canals?, but a full supply still unsold afloat and on wharf prevented an advance in coss. Petroleum was about steady, but not very active. owing to high freight charges. Naval storei dull, with a shade better tone on spirits turpentine. Hardware quiet and unchanged, except a further important reduction in the cost of wood screws. Hope neglected and prices couamencicg to weaken. Oils firmly held and sparingly offered, with buyers refusing to submit to the raus asked. Tobacco without change. Groceries wero In good demand, and qUo firm for all descriptions. Cry good have exhibited much the same general features daring tbe week as at the corresponding period of previous years. -The season is past for large Kales of any description o! ivinter fibrics far distribution, and the selections by dealers for this purpose have - OBSf)uently been restricted to email quantities of the most nalabl productions. dry aeons. ' ; ' Just et this writing the trade rretcnts a ery Jcllespect. The täte of the w eather in this latitude, warm and drizzling, is de.pressing U tbe cplrit of trade, and weakening to the demand. Tbe week past offers little subject for comment. But little more can be expected of thle season, abating a i possible alight rally at Christmas. Bat tbe season in past which is included under the : term lall tiaJc, aad it rxay be said that it has fallen short of expectations someu lat. OBOCKR1K9. Heavy dealers in oofles are now in Washingt3n for the purpese of discovering, if possible, the temper of congross in regard to' the Unties oncofiea, it being reported that some changes are expected to be made. They are a&xiocs to know what plans to make ior the trade of the future. Raw sugars have been excited tor some -weeks and have advanced accordingly. Oaring November the receipts did not approach the sale, which were 45,000 bogahead, 4,000 boxes and 125.000 bags. There was a decrease in trade ot 61,000 hogsheads, 41,300 boxes and 10SW0 tag, while the supply on the 2d irat. was smaller than that of Jetober let by 77,000 bog she ads, 13,700 boxes and 000 hogsheads melado. The trade for the week pat has been only fair in this city. PROVISIONS. Louisville, which If si year was a large buyer of boss, in bo h Indiana and Illinois, is evidently dcins Bcarcely anything to peak of iu packing tbis year. Iler daily receipts were from 2,500 to 3,000 head, the aggregate to date being only 8C.500 agalret 1'J3,C'J9 last yar. Tbis city sbows 110,00 this year against 140,000 last year at thU da'e, excelling Loulavillo this j car wbich she fell behind last year. Tue following interesting table baa been complied by tue tCsro:ary of the Chicago Pork Packer's Association, ho wing

the number of hog packed from November 1 to December 3: -

Tu date, 1875-. ' 47H.W7 . lM,40l , 7j,U)S To date,' 1S74-5. , 1SJ.020 2,ooe mot; 14U.0OO tfl.OOU 40,0TB 20,(W2 60. Totl packtag, fa-. ! lWOiS - -42Mfl J7JU18 WH.r.m 113.7W . 74,017 ' 51,670 r lviso 7X.WU Points. Chleea-o. Cincinnati . Ht. Ldu1s.. , Milwaukee.Louisville.. &2.UQ9 8 .600 llO.oeo 18,100 15.CU0 4,1 : 8, -4,-iUO I ncltanapolla . Peoria, ltl-.-..-Des Moines Odar Rapid s ... Kvansvllto, In4. Keoauk, Iowa. COBN 1D WHEAT. There is very little to be aal d ot the grain trade. It is dull. Indiana is sot fortunate this year. The corn which attained an immense growth did not ripen well, and tarns out light and chaffy. Uaing unusually full of sap, a cold and damp September seomed to atop tbe curing process. All good wheat used by tbe millers is obtained from tbe far Western state. Kansa is in luck, despite few grasshoppers. She is selling good wheat to all tho states east of her. RETIEW OF THE HOME MARKET. TcEHDaT Evamna, December 7. There was nothing of Importance latheeendlUen of trade. Market all d oil. Wheat hard to quote and slow aale. Corn not aetlve; worth from 43 to cents. Oats not mentioned. Provisions not salable at any figures. Bayers entirely ont of tke market. ProdHoe heavy and slow. Butter very d ul! at 2Cc yK scarcely aready at 23c. Poultry and came low and weak and unchanged. Prices generally unchanged. SALBa OS 'CHANGS TO-DAY: , 1 car bran . 13(0 to 42 4S 4 44 12 25 .Mlllllllm.... ... . I ear wheat.-.-. cars mixed corn, f. o. b. . 4 cars mixed corn, f. o. b 6 cars hlsh mixed corn . 1 car high mixed corn.... 1 car bra n ... . MOVEMENT OP I10U3 AND P1WDUCT3. Indianapolis, Dee. 3, 1875. Mewi. J. 11. McMahan & Co., provision broken of this city, furnish the Sentinel the following, wblch shows tue movement of bona ana provision! at Chicago for the week, and ilnee .November 1, 1875 and 1N'4: Receipts of Hogs. fihioraents of Hogs. 187Ö. 1H71. 1175. 1874. 13H. lS-'.Tti lf,a74 81,0-x Shipments ol roaa !. same time: Same time, 1874. 37.(01 40,oj).eiji ll,Utj,ll9 For lite Week. Since Nov. I. Pork, bbls 80,; Cut meaU, 15.M 1,100 lbs ..5J,0I1,67 Lrd. 9,tH nl'J lbs -..13,4l,V$ö CornpaiaUveststerucnt of rrices: Nov. 12, '7i Hogs-.....,. J B Ti ß 7 10 Pork . II 15 alt ÄJ Lard Ii 17,'il2 1U Ureen e.r. sides... W.j JO'g Ureen Hhouldtrs, a frH Ureen hams , Hame lime, 71 I 73 O 7 60 J 00 13 12XC4U 1". Tbe fallow I ns; table exhibits tbe stocks of inet pork and lark on hand in Chicago on the dates named: lec.4, 1S7&. Pork, bi Is 5,811 Lard, trt.v .7,'.U4 Nov.xT, Nov. 20, Nov. 13, is."j. 17j. 175. iA V23 73 5.17i 4,2'M 4,b77 DAILY K.MXÜOAl IXtMMJLKCS. AKTicxas. aran, tors. SHIJTTe. 70 MK) 1 lVO 493 800 73,600 120 MX) SarUy. anshels.... Uoai and txae, to 77 1 1.Ü40 1,481 30J Cooperage, cars.... Qotton. uaies. ijtiie. head.. Cora meal. Darrels. Ooro, buabeiaM 70.4 210 2 nement, oris. Fer:jlzer, ears.. riour. earrais.. ,500 Hair bristles, earn... Hay, tons.. 32 24 70 1,J0 tUds. tonsEUghwlnes, barrels. aotJ, head loo Horses and mules, bead. iron. Uard, ueroes, , to ÖU0 12 900 Lata, cars.. Lime, ears uos. ears 10 LumDer. feeu., tfarcnandiae, cars. 54,50 26 50 7,0io im 800 75 17Ö I s TA, barrels.. .Hit. ouahi. rxvlsiuM :ou. 8yc buaueA. Salt, barrels. 3aeep, nead. blnclea, Staves, carsivme, ears. Tallow, barrels.. rohaooo. no da Wheat, ooaasis l.li") Vhlaky. bcia. wool. ions. . IS 4ä Com. Oaia. 1,381 ,(18 Mibcellaneooa, cani. ........ oi moBi - w heat. Dee 6 S1.7(f7 30 Rye. 5.08J TRADE QUOTATIONS. I (jr.otauou are givtn tor tnv coyuig pnoea on grain and rrodacs, and tho tolling prices for äotLr and other mercband)se. uOLLd)lNU MATKKIALB-Qalet. a ja: Delphi and tiastlnctun, S4e; Peru, 80o: St, Paul, a ; New Paris llmo, 30o per bcabei: HAlr, 4oo r-erbasbel. Piaster: Michigan, 14 25: Sewark, 13 W. Firebrick, S3 to 17 per hundred. Whites and, $4 per barrel, dement. Vi 2& par barral tor Louisville: 17 J S l for Portland. üROOMS Common. 503 00: medium, S3 25 3 1 50; extra, t4 0C (84 to. DBY UOODi Trade Is slow and dull with prices unchanged. iUTTixto-ordiiiarr, 13&12e; middling, 15c; befft Uaaae, 16c. tiBOWx Dsiixzjta NaahvUls, 10o; Peppersl. llo; Stark, 10C Tickixo Om&za S3 Inch, ISc sAmoakaag A.tXA. 23 Vc; A, l3;üonetoca, 4-4 Xedal, 17o ;H Medal 15o : extraJi, lie; extra 4-4, Jo; Lewunown SC Inch, S4e ; ditto X3 Inch, 30e : ditto K0 lnoh, ISc : plaid. SiVia. BHina erxipas Amtrlcan, 6-1, Ue: 4, 10c ; Whltte&den Uo,14c and Uo; Union, 12, IS, and tc fAPia CUJtBaicB Common eolora, e; hhjh tolors, 1 oe&l higher, Phutts AJUexlorvn, 7c. ; Wuhlngtcn, Merriaiae, Klchxaond Oriental and (JoneBtogA, 7a ; MDraeua's aney. 7e; JTreaman. o: utandard SiUrtlng pdcts, 7o; Albion solid eolora, 7 ftc; Peaiiody ixltlng 7c ; WamsutU, to; Xoxming rlnis.7e. uabpät chaui White. 35o; oolarad, tio; eovrlt warp, Xc. raowa ricxxTEsr es Vermont, 8c: ffaxh. rUls. Ss: Middle villa, 9c; Idahe, )o: X ew aJ.MLny. 84c; mark. A- i9o; Laurel ii- 9c: Laurel HM be: Park A 7c: Uranlte Li-, ; Bedroiaxv., to; repp n iq; repp.u. ?frc; rapp tl, Xs: Pep? EL. WAO. iXJiOHKB eurrarfiS-bonalAla, 11c; Hope, c; lUackstone, 10c Mascmoaat, 13c; lfm 1&i -4,lue; Dwight btar, loo ; Vaughn XX ie:Med Doz.te; Coaker 7H: Cumbrlos, Lonalaie, lao; Yoaag Warrior, i2Je: Jabes atuiaht, Ute; WiMQ, 14c: New York MUia,l4a. öaAxa bAes Amorxeng ah 80c; Lewlstoa A, Ue:titark, Uo; Union, 2üc; Banner, Süc; AIoiiiraap.3c. Steay at former quotatloaa. AasaJrotida. is quoted ct Mmquuq; aZooacl as W 2513 36; alum, per pound, Ji6o; earn paor, per pound, S0xöe; eethliaai, per poood, üOOWOe; Ohio rar oa, per sound, SI 1&S1 2j; copperaa, barrels, rer ound, 2$do: cream tartar, pure, iäQVa: Iniljo, pea- pound, SI 2091 So; lioorloa. Udab, er pound, ir? n nine, 4046o: magnesia, earb- 'i -oj per pouiitd, S04J 40e ; laorphlne, p. A W. per ouu : U &to4 7; madder, per poutd. Uftlc; oll, easier. No. 1, per gal. SI JÜ91 0; oil, berganaonV-pct U-td.0047 : opluniper poosd. Sti7a7eu: dalae. par ennee, ti 26a 40; baUam copaiba Uo; soap, castus. h- lao&o; sooa, blown ces, per pound, CVs; salts, eotom. per poTtrui. 46e; anaff, Garrett 's, paejc, per rrosa, 117; aact-f, Uarrett a, per ease of 4 dosen, Ldiaclpbrxr, &-ur, per pound, (katto: aaltoetrs. per round. 164U30 : turoentlne, 4itoc. rUfci. CoAL-Moderattly acdve and unchanged. Aninraclta, per ton, 19 73; Craall block, per btubel. 16o: Whiw Klvar, 143; S&cd creak, iCa; Highland rrak, 13e; Highland steam, Uo: Plttabnrg, 2J: Kr:i not, domestic, 12c; do, Kteam,93; BraaU Ktok, s; Virginia cancel, 27o : lrd;anarannsl,22. cor i'5c : crushed. j5. Wood Flenly at 14 5 'tä M. K1WI1 timet and steady. Labrador bernng, bo;s, V : fralf bbls, U 50,No. I lake berrlD, half bbls,$4 60; quarters, ti 50; kits, -c;4?l to : tio. 1- pickerel, half bbls, 6; quarters, 12 oj: kits, n JO; Xo. 1 white per hair barrel at 19 0030 W; quarter bwrei. 3 25; kits, II IS; family white, half bbls, ti -': quarter. U 5'J; kits, siw; CaJlfomls salmon, pr t&lf barrel, new S1J Ws kits, ea 7i; Maokre', new mesa per brl, S30rt31; htJf brl, La tCSi a; inscitr brrrel, 16 60; kits, 13 60;

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ir. 1, barrel. $18; half barTei.1 BOajO 03j OuartM barrel, Sft OoVst 0 - kits, IX . ö; So. X, half faexral, 7 0 quarter barrel. S4 00 1 kits, 11 10; Cod fUh, as acc. Holland harrlnc.per keg, 11 60; scaled berrinf 60c HaiibuU smoked. Uo, Preparod cod Sah. 1 0093 ; Bound Shore herring. S7 bit: ball barrel, 4 00. OHOCKIUKm, tSTAPLK The business in groceries was nothing to boast of, in fact rather depressed, lutes steady. . . . oorracs Are etui firua. Moaating grades of Rio are quoted to SSajzq; good to lair at 239240; prime at Sisioo; eholoe to fancy, at 1Vko aAd Java at S4ce. L'axdldi Motai. uipzie; etar eaadiw I noted at 17Xl3ei common pressed,

txxa-Oontlnuesnrmatl4fJ5o for prime 10 miou raefcorr. Mola 88 ica ard HTaors New Orleans mol is worth 8337CO for prime to choice, and syrups at tccasi for common to fancy. Rica Dealers Quote at THmlMo tor Ran soon . and 7SHe for Carolina ; 703)io for fair to best Louisiana. ÜGAES Steadr and stronr. We quote: Kaflned Is qnotad at 10WeiOfe tor A, Off A 10olvo, I0wa tor extra O. and 113ll,e for hard; circle U and U, XOlOo; yellows, tp,ima. Hoda In Doxes. IV7 : 8H8 kasr. Boaps Oermaa is quoted at eHÖ705 Babbitt's at 1D310HC Uta hc h Dealers qaote at BASo per pound for peart. Bricxa Pepper la quoted at 13112 3; allsploe, jUöbXho: cloves, 7U-5o; easeia, tamwo. Tkas iiaj-ket sUll lnacUve and dull Otmpowdar is quoted at 60oi 4i , imparlal, SSeel 20; Hyson aoSl SO; Ooloug, S&catSi' onr ush breakfast, 40B7bo. HALT ttteadr and nnchaneed. Baalnaw. dray load lout, at SI 80(91 93: Ohio River, lnatore, at SI Mgl 70: Balnaw, ear lots, at SI 7U1 7:Ohlo River, ear lots at SI 61 en. ÜSOCKRLDJ AUD JTRUlTtf, FANCY In fair demand. Oanskd Goods. Tomatoes. 2 lbs. SI 90A1 40; 8 Iba. SI 75A1 85: Tar mouth corn, rüO3 30: Mountain sugar. S2 20Q I 25. Peaches. 2 lbs.. SI 76:4 1 85; S lbs. rj UAi 7d Btrawberrles. 2 lbs. SI S0ft2 00. KaspDers X IDS. TA Ui 12 25.Jp 53. Pineapple, tash, Yarmoutb, Si 25 A3 25. (string beans, lett Man, U 85'i 60. 50. Wortleberriea. S lbs, S3 25. BnocoOreen Peas. SI 75 SI 2541 86: KartXJma beana. tl 3d; Pumpkin. & lbs. SI 75. Corned beef, 2 lbs,S4 50t. 4 to ; i lbs. C12 50ai3 00. Dried beef, Jacob's. 15e ; low grades, 14 He Cove oysters, full weight, l pouud,lia; a pounds, S2 loi5; lisht weight, 1 pound, VJ(5'Joo ; 2 pounds, SI 85. Ixbsters. 1 pound,fJ26pounds,f325. Csiiromlasaimon pound, 52 1532 36; 2 pounds, S3 2i 43 Sä. roRxiGK k muits Prunes and citrons are lover. Uranus, per brl., fs?)3 50. Lemons, prime 1700 07 50; dates C4I.'j0o per lb; old raidos, layers, u 00; new raisins, rs vug J so; London layers 14 00; Mus ate crown, S3 7ä; double crown 14 00. Sultana, 15.x:o: Valencia, HSi2c; figs, new drum firm, I43löe; large larer fltp.14ial(o per lb.; Prencn prunes in boxes, llHJXc; kes, 13a 12Hc; citron. JsXic; ouxxaata, 7Hö9o; Turkish prunes, new, 9a0o. uro oft shelled almord a quoted at 21j23o; Ulberts, 14 15c; walnuts, rr&nch. Ho; üaples, 15419c; Brasil nuw. 3'lo: psannta, red, raw. Nsi'a; white Virginias UVBUo; roasted So higher. UHA1N. FIX3ÜH AND KESD-Hexw. SHIPsttjffs, Ero Not much activity. Uran ts dull SH'yiS au: fine feed nominal at HI U0, and midJUnaa at 972,1126. according to quality. Corn meal, bolted, SI 40; feed meal 11 30 per hundred. Ilomlny foed moal, Si 15. Fuovr L'Dctianired. Chmoefanoiea are quoted at 87 004)7 50; city fatally st tö 23d"5; family country, S6 73; supernne. I 0034 50: extra at S4 cOgö 00; fine at SS 25 aä 75: buckwheat at la 00. Cors Not much doing. New 433l3c; No. 2 4:JH3Uc; new ear, 38312c, Oats Are in fair demand. Sound mixed M&i-ic. Iowa white, 33334c: damaged 30 :Wc, owing to condition. Btb Steady. Quoted at 55Atic. BASLar Nominal. Worth tiOcQil 00. Whxat Vry dull. We quote: Red wheaT,75c$l 00 for new, free on board; amber SI 06(81 20 for new; white nominal, held at 11 003125 for new. Damaged wheat 6Oi0ucHOUS Dull prices and but little activity. We quote at SÖ ;5 afl 90, though extra choice lota might bring 5c or 10 moie. HAT In fair demand. Loose is quote at Ua23 for shotee timothy from wagons. Prairie baled, best.14 60. Baled timothy U quoted at S18 00 for the best. Straw, S3 00 per load or aoo per hundred. noru-Aw crop are quoted at 09400 per pound HIDES, ETC Are slightly lower. Best ol I j gTMn nldes, own, 00; steers weighing 65 lbs oc over, 7c; best city veal skins, Uo; best city kip akin, Sc; green salted, cured.at. 7A.7K; dry salted hides. 6c; dry flint 10 ;al5. urnuoy, ou.11 ana sum: maee two-Ukiras prloe Sheep skins are quoted at 60 to SI 00 according to quality. Tai low, BJc Urease Uro wn at 6c: yellow. 7flSc; white. 9(3loe. IKON AND aXKiLr-Steady at former quotations. The quotations are given at list prices, as follows: Bar iron is quoted at S3 4t(42 50. Sheet roiled, 10 to 14, 4o ; la to 30, 0; 27, 4Xo ; Charcoal, lHo advance on above rates. Other lxei and ntmbori are graded at proportionate rates. Steel is quoted as follows; Sanderson's beat Knollata tool, 26o; Amerloaa tool, 18o; spring teel, 1 Inch, Uo; IX lncb and over. lte. mill plok shapes, Sec. Horse shoes, Uuxden's, to 75 per ke; mule, SI higher. LE.TUEK Htea'ly and uuchaneed. Uax slaughtered sole Is quoted at S9A41c; Buffalo. ft)3oc; nam ess I!'&a; upper 23 J 26c per loot: JTrench calf. S175 W 25: French kip, SI 25,al hi; ooliar. per foot, aoo : bridle. per doren . (3(0as0u; domestic calf, SI 3031 60; kip, domes tic. 0 call 10. LÜMBKrt-Bome common grades advanced. lraoe a tuue ami. Poplab Clear. 83C 0C; Common, S14 00; Culls 110 00. ABH lot and 3d. ST3 50. Black WAutUT The cnotatlohs are buvtnc prices for green and eel ling prices for dry lumber. 1st and 2d, dry Soft W$ZJ 00; 1st and 2d, green, tl VU(tjW UU: V-TlliS, oka WHIM UJ. X AILS-Unchanged. Quoted, lua to eua at S3 I635 25 per kg and smaller nnmoen at tue usual aav&noo. OILS Unchanged. Raw Unseed quoted at 57c; boiled at 92c; lard ell, current extra, SI 10; No. 1, SI3 1 10; tanners oil,Str:t's btst.eod&e; Basks best. D&930C; Labrador, Nt-atoo; renned coal oil. I3,a iaic: standard gasoline for lamp, Uoi8c; neaaucni, o; luoncaung Ad mochlnery Pure j, and 2 clear, per M. feet. green. S17 uo: dry, 150 00: Vlooring, dressed, 20 0CaS0 00 ; 81dlng, dressd, S15 00(9 19 00; Stock boards, rough, S lt 00(8jl 00 : Ceinmon boards, 16J00; Bill stuff, to 10 feet, Se 00; Bill ma, over is ieet, si uu$ii uo Heavy timbers, II 00 extra Der M.: Sheeting. 112 UO: ' A sawed shingles, S3 404SS SO: No. I shingles. S3 60; Poplar shingles, S3 00: Lath, fa 76; Southern pine flooring, d rested, S40 0046 0U, paODUCK Very AUiet, with a generally weak market. butter Dull. Oood roU ISoaOe ; secoad rate, Eoos-Steady at 23c. PouLrar Slow demand Old fowls dull ; per doa,nens S3 25 ; roosters SI 60 ; Ducts, live, old, and young, S3 60; geese, S4 00. Turkeys, per lb. live, tVo. Young chickens plenty. Good size bticg SI 50 per dosen. Dressed fowls Full dressed chickens, perdec., 13 26 i to; vir&ejra, iuu urewett, oiua per poaaa. uuaiis. . . r . 1 . 1 V 1 . mi ?- .. . . . . . 11 m per-aoicu. rvavaiui, 1 to, cyimrreis, l. VioETA bum Potatoes inactive. Car lots 85 to CTO per buahel ; from store, 40 to 60c Hweet potatoes, ij uiai Mi per barrel. Celery,7ä(9Jc per iiux. OxioNg-Still duHit 12 00J2 23 per barrel. Kkoit Alreen appisare a trifle ümier at S3rt 3l"i per brl.; choice, SS 7V34 00. Cranberries at 111 on per u arret: S3 75 per buftbel. ieawax, per lb, 26c; white navy beans. II BMk IO and very dull; feathers, per lb, prime live geese tlrni at 6O0 : mixed, 253oc ; Ulnseng, 76e : Hags, oer lbH cotton, 2o. H4iraT-(iuiet at tn per pound for choice dox : ror tow araaes. AMiaoo. PKOVläiON The market U entirely flat. nd dull. lhe qcotatlons below are uoroLually the market, but there are no buyers at these or even less prlees. Buxjc Mkaw Clear rlb, 10 to 15 days in salt. I0ehoulders,10 to 15 days in sal t,7',e; Cumber. land, 13 to 15 days in salt, lOo boxed. Green meats nominal; but seail offerings at 7aloc for shoulders end clear ribs. Lard Is steady; prime steam 13o bid. 12Kc asked; kettie, 13ke. JoBBia Prhes Daeoa clear sides. 14c: break fast do. ldc; hams, 10c; lard, kettle, 13vo. BKKIV Ciulet and unenanfred riax seed is quoted at SI O0$l 40, aoeordlng to quality; cio vor at 17 Wfl7 60 ; timothy dull at 3 05 2 7&. TOBA(XX-QuletAnd uncbsnged. Kaytkl Uem is quoted at assc ; Monitor Kavy, 6SA70C ; baled tobacco, 45(3c : bright navies and quarters, ?c; smoking brand k. &5cqU25o; nuecuta. black tobacco, 6jJCC"o ineadlee: twists, ftj syu;. TINNElüä' ÖTOCK Unchanged. Tki picte is quoted, lor ic, loxl4,chArooAl, first quality. U S10 id IX. ditto, at S13 00: IC. 14x30 roofing Hr., $i 50; IC.aox'iH roorJuff tin, 19 do. tas ketUe, 45c. tio. 2 iron B, 4 4-10c: No. 27o smooth Iron, 6c. Uoorehaad's galvanised iron, SO per cent, discount from list. Zinc, per shnat. Ho: per cask, 10cf Plar tin, 8 trait s, tOo. Wlie Blight aad annealod 3i per cent discount from list prlcrs; lacquered 40 per cant discount. Solder, tinner's ISo. Copper tsheetiDg. 14 to u os tio: planished. It to leos 40c: belt copper, 45o; bottoms, 4o. Leal Pig. 7o; bar, l03. Aatlacay, lie ; Babbit metal. ieAio

WOOL Unwashed. S3o; tub washed, 5f?e. WH1BBTT Qaletat SI 10. WOODKN W A KK-No.1 tubs per do,S?$S S0;Ko. 9 ditto, S707 GO; Now S ditto, S9 60: No. 1 Churns, common, per dosen. U pOi 'o.2 ditto, Sü 50; No I ditto, 17 60; No. 1 cedar cburns Drass bound, rilZJ; No. a ditto. sjoasS-31; No. 1 Hh churns, Si; No. 3 ditto, 118: No. 8 ditto, S14: stave half bushel measures, S6 60; hoop Iron bound ditto, 19 607; keelers, five in nest, 12 'A meal slave. 14-10. SI 76m: ditto 1H, si 0013 36: O U backets two hoop, II büSl 9J; ditto thraeboop 210'42 2. WINDOW GLASS-Steady and unchanged.-

BiD4(ie oireuiin. 2nd Uoal. 1st Uoal. f7 Ul , 17 75 BXS to 8X10. xl5 to 10x13. 8 00 4 8 75 loxlS to lixlS . 11 on is ou 13x30 to 3tix3t - Discount and 79 per cent, off above. MONET. STOCKS, KTO.' Nw Toax, December 6, Money market easy at 4g5 per cent. Mercantile paper 6ö-S per cent. Custom receipts, 1 120,000. Assistant treasurer disbursed t'W,0OO. Clearings, 147,000,000. ' Sterling Exchange is quoted at 14 84 ror 00 days, and St S7- for sight, Oold opened at 1141,', fell off to 114?j, advanced to 11 and closed at 111?,. Kates paid for carrying were , 1 and 2 per cent. ; loans were also made flat. Governments firm. Railroad bonds are in good demand. Htate securities quiet. Htocks opened per cent, lower than Saturday's closing quotations, and declined 11 per cent, more, led by Union Pacific, Subsequently there was more than a full recovery, except in Union Pacific. In the last hour the market was decidedly strong and higher. The greatest advance was lu Union Pacific, which rose from Ib'A to7S. wit 11 no stock ottering at the close underSO. The principal activity was In Lake Shore and Pacific Mall, the former advanclogtotioji.aud the latter to 41, with the closing sales at tbe highest prices reached. Northwestern common advanced to ßa ; preferred to 55 on moderate dealings. Micnigan Central advanced to 61; St Paul to 30; preferred to 66: Oblosto 17 S; Rock Island to 105and Pittsburg to 90. Panama sold at 127. AU lan tic A Pacific Telegraph reacted to 20. Transactions on stock Exchange were 110,000 shares, of wblch 32,000 were Pacific Mall, 11 AOO Western Union, 3Uxj Northwestern common, 2,500 preferred, 61.000 Lake Shore, 2,5u0 Union Pacific and 2,500 Michigan Central. eOVXKNK-BCT BKOOK11IBH. Tue.i W'dii'ATm.iSat.iaiou 0. 8. S'S v.O. H. 6'S 65. O. S. 6'S t)b (nW) O. H. 6's '07 (7. S. S'S '68 per cent rd lean. (J.B. 10-40 's..-..... l2b34!lS3J4 lttk'tlSH 123S 116 120H 123 15)4 131 123 lltrt 120 132 m H7X 11.1 12-2'1;12. 117, m-a I17SH17W lX3i lH 117 M 117 117 121 114 184 114 Cupona, 10-40's. 117 125 115M (83 :17? 117S 12m 115 114 117 121H 17 121 correnoy s s... üold 114k eterliug. IM The purchasing prices Xor Government bonas in Indianapolis vry from the Ksw York quotations per cent BTATB STOOK0. Tus.1 W'aThTrn. , bat.1M.0n Old Tenneaaee..... New Tenneaseee.15 ew Virginias.--. Old Virginias.iiianouns 46 m a 1 46 J A 1 45 4 3S 38 102 45 4 43 87 38 102 45 84 IV 39 83 38 1 2'4 VJ2X iff-' 10Z eBKKRAL STOCKS. Tu'bi W'UiTh'ritTl. la.i.iMon W. ü. Telegraph.. Pacific MevÜAdams Kxpress..Wells A Fargo Ex. 7.i 41 10-i 64 1C2 102 K2 61 60 Vi eo 61 ia5 1 IL-, , American x 60 62 106 16 ü. s. Kx N. X". CentraL.-. BaTI es Erie, preferred Harlem Harlem, p'f'cL 104 15 2) 133 132 4Tj ZI 132 13S?i Michigan Central. Ü. Pacific StOCkS68 6 ei Laks Shore Illinois CentralsPittsburg... North wesrn mm... N'thwestTipref. 60 4 5 5B 1 so vo S9 64 67 0174 5JH 66 i U., V. A U. N.J. Central.105 104 104! Rock UlanA... by. 1Ü0 ai lOSJl 42 St. PauL . Ht.Paol pre!.. 05 5 waD&an. 3 7 Wabash prtf.. ., Port Wayne Terra Hauta.Terra Haute prf. 1 flfjl y 7 88 4 98 b b l 87 105 17 1S Chlc&so & Alton. 7 V7 105 O. A A. prererred, Ohio A MJaalaal'pl. Indiana Central 0. B. A Q iw.tH H. A St. Joe ()-- Ii"). A. A P. Telcgiaph. O. PaolCo DoutU-. U'3 17?4 17 4 Ul 21?i 111 21 lHj 11 icok liS 10 1CS 13 1C6 106 104! 104 U. Pad fie bonda 105 MARKETS BT TELEiKAPti. NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Kiour Iteceipts 25,000 bushels; superfine Western and state 14 60(34 10; 0010 in on to good extra do Si 9035 60: good to choice 15 65(v 0; white wheat extra S4 05S 00 ; extra Ohio 5 0037 50: St. Louis So 29 00: Minnesota, patent process, gool to prime W 25; choice to double extra 67 39fi4 50. Hye fl our 4 25 5 3j. Corn meal 1 143 6U. Wheat Heavy and lower; 4-eceipts lif.'tnj bushels; rejected Kprlng 11 1; ungraded fair spring 1 16; No. 2 ChroRgo spring, none; No. a Chicago spring SI 101 li: No. 1 Milwaukee, choice, 1133; No. Jlllwaukee 11251 so; No. 8 Milwaukee, 11.1431 1-; wintered Western.common.Sl 12; white Western II 35. Rye Steady: tstate S5c for December. Barley Higher; No. 2 rowed etate SI 00; No. 4 rowed ßtaie ft 10; No. 2 Canada, in store SI 20; Ho. 2 Liy, la. store, SI 21 ; Canada West, white, SI 1'5 bid. Corn Lower wlvh a moderate business ;rtceipts &5,0t0 bUKnels; Western mixed, steam, 7:ic; do, sail, 73i74c: high mixeand yellow Western 74 374c ; Western nxxed, nev, 60 a70c. Oats Firm; receipts 27,000 bushels: Western mixed and s. ate 43a5i:c; wnite Weetere and state 4SiUVc, including cloloc No. 2 Chicago at 6ic ; rejected Chicago 4.5 4äc. Hay rirm; snipping rg7oc. nops Unchsnged. Klo colfee Heavy; cargoes 18 21e; jobbing l(iVl422c. Bugar Plrm; refining 8 V.c: mime XHc: refined nochaneecl at luVita 11c MoisMes-Qulet; NewOrkaBs&i atlc. Klce Heavy; Louisiana and Carolina (caot7c. Petroleum Crude tjc; refined VAinlViei cases 16Vtf C4ivc; naptha 9c. Keiln-Unchanged. Tarpeotine Spiriis3;c. fcggs zs(4 f.. rors imii:new mots, uninspected, 21 901eceTnber til 3d: Feb. ruary 21 60. Cut meau; vestern long clear 10HlOJ4c; lty long clear lie. Lrd .aier; Jilue steam lc; December 12 '4 12 15-lfcc; aonary 12 llgi3c. Butter Western 16j25c; stale 2l(j:2c. Cbeene Quiet; common to good Western 912. Whisky il 16. CHICAGO, Dec. . Flour Dolt. Wheat Artlve. lower and unsettled; No 1 Chlcaro spriugSlC3; No 2 Clilcago spring r97?;&97;e for spot; saJes at 97($)0c; closed at bid ror January; 89o for February; SI 08 for May; No 3 Chicago spring 81c; rejected 7Cc Corn Firm: No 2 mixed a shade higber; 4tfS;M(ic for spot; 4ti'3 bid for December; 43rtsl,c bid for January. Oats Q.ulet and weak; No 2 2tc for spot; 3uc for Januarv . Barley Steady ; 85c lor D oember; 84c for February. Kye Inactive and lower; 67(40eic. Pork Uood demand bnt at lower rates; 1 18 5 for all tbe yeftr; Sl VOw 35 for March. Lard Fair and flcn; 112 la lor spot; Sl217'ri20 for January; 112 45 for March. Dressed hog Inactive: 87 t.i 12. Bulk shoulders 7c. Whisky SI 11. Kecelpts Flour, 12,000 barrels; wheat. 7,000 bushels; corn, 37, 000 bushels; oats. 2G,ooo bcsbels; rye, 16,000 buKhels; barley, 3uo bushels. Shipments Floor, 11,000 barrels; wheat ö7,0i0 bushels; corn, 27,CtO bushels; oats, lB.oOO bushels; rye, 000 bushels; barley, 400 bushels. On the call board this a Uer noon wheat was higher; STJc for December; tWO&3740 for January. Corn Firm; 44e fer January. Oats Firmer ; 29i30o cash ; SOAi for J&auary. Pork Lower: 118 S7 18 ttocaeh; S10 15 for February. Lard Firmer; 112 15 for December; fl2 32ol2 OS for February. ST. LOÖ1S, Bee. S.-Coston-Steady; sales KW hales. Flour Dull and uncbane?d. WheatDull and lower; No 2 red winter II 41(31 42rash ; 61 40 January ; No 3 red winter fl 'Hi. CornDull and lower; No 2 mixed 41i2c caso ; 12c December. Oats Scarce and firm; No 2 34c. Barley Dull: choice to fancy Northern II 10; 1 2i. ltye Firmer; 7c casb and Ueceiuber. Pork Dull; 110. Laid Duil; 12c; home packers holding at I2c. Kulk racat?-DU; 7ai0 aioic. Green meats Dull aad nominal; fi'lo! lie. Bacon t'lrra ; only a peddilns trade. Hog y alet and weaker; weather very warm ; Yorkers 10 Wai 75; good to choice packiog Sa7o.a6 90: extra 17. Cattle Steady and un changed; good to cholcenatlve steers 55 2.31 12; medium 10 fair S3 60: cows Si &U:4l 5'J: leeders I1H1 37; good to choice Texans 13 &)S1; medium to Nir 62 70:93 2 1. Uecelpts Flour 5.0c0 barrels: wheat 22.0uu bushels ;coru ol.t'OO bushels; oats 6,0:0 busbeU: rye 4,ihw bushels; barley 1,000 busheis: hoes ftbout 6.0J0 head; caitlo 1.4'JO head.

TOLETX), Dec. S.-Flour-Unchsnged. Wheat steady with a moderate demand; No 2 white WabaahS128:NoSwtalte . Wabaah SI 19; No I white Michigan SI 25; No 2 white Michigan II II; extra white Michigan II 82; old white Michigan II 65; amber 'Michigan, spot and De oembartl 16; February 1 2i: March SI 23,; No 2 red winter SI SI: No 3 rod winter SI; rejected 7e. Corn Firmer and held higber; high mixed bio : all the year bU", new 4'Jc; Decern ber 4c: January 4: all the year. 48c: low mlxedbSr; new. 48c; yellow 65e; No S white 63c; new No2 whlte47c;no grade53c;new46c:damaged new 43c. Oats Dull and nominal. Clover aed 67 25. I If 5 Dressed steady with a modera'e demand ; 25. Bran Stdy with a moderate demand ; 113. Receipts Wheat 11,000 bushel; corn 4H,(0 bushels; oats 1,000 bushels. Hhipmentä-Florsr 500 barrels: wheat 10,000 bushels; corn 16,000 bushels; oata 7uu bushels. .. BALTIMORE, Dec. 6.-Flour Snperflas Western 1134 50: superfine extra 14 505 23; superfine family S3 75Q7. Wheat No Weatern offering; prime red SI 87l 88. Crn Western mixed, old, 70(9710. Oats Dull: Western mixed K4l0c; Wehtern white 4245c. Rye Quiet ;78r85c. Hsy Firm; Maryland and l'ennaylvania S2ä24. Provisions liuiet and weak, except bacon, which la sc tree and firm. Pork-Nevr T22 eo. Bulk meats Shoulders 8c; clear rib ll(4lle loose; SJiSHKo packed. Baoon Shoulders, old Uo: new loc; clear rib 1414; new I3c. iArd-Steady; crude 13c: refined 14c. ButterFirmer; Western extras 28C4i0; Western fir.ts 25(gk27o. Petroleum Dull ; crude te; refined 12c Coffee Quiet and weak; Rio cargoes 18a21c; Jobbing 19.n22c Whlaky-Du:l; II lb9 X 17 CINCINNATI, Dec. 6. Cotton Steady with a moderate demand ; 12(312c Flour Meady. Wheat-Fair and firm; red II 15180. CornInactive; new 48ute; old 58a0o. Oats Steady and firm; ;W(444c. Barley Vull and nominal. Hye Nominally unchanged. Pork Unchanged; t:L Lard Fair and firm for spot ; sales at 112 50; futures irregular; 112 87; 9 IS 21i February; kettle S13(13 25. Bulk meals Dull and lower; sales of shoulders at 7fec; Cumberland ?S4boxed : also sales of shouluers and clear rib at bUc February. Bacon Duly a limited Jobbing demand. Ureen meats Nothing doiug. Hog Doll ; common to light t8 56?? 7i; fair to good packing S7 7 25; choice heavy -87 35; receipts 6,264 head; shipments 356 bead. Whisky Fair and firm; fl C9. Butter Steady and unchanged. MILWATJKEK, Dec. S. Flour-Dull and lower. Wheat Steady; No 1 Milwaukee spring 8H; hard SI 08: No. 2 Milwaukee spring 9sv:c; January SI 00: February SI 01; No. 3 Milwaukee spring Slo Corn Weak and lower; No 2 47c. Oats Steady with a fair demand ; No 2, cash and December, 31c. Barley Active but lower; No 2 spring, cash and December 97c; No 3 spring 61c. Kye Dower with a moderate demand; No 1 70; No 2 6o. Provisions Dud and weak. Mesa Fork 119. lard-Prime kettle 12ic; prime tteim 12. Sweet-pickled hams lo(llo. Dry salted shoulders c loose; 7c boxed. Receipts Flour, 6,000 Darrel; wheat, 121,000 bu8bels. Shipments Flour, 16.C00 barrels ; wheat, 12,ooo bushels. , PHILADELPHIA, ec. 6. Petroleum Steady; refined 12gU'r,c; crude lialoc Flour Steady ; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family Sd 003 50: Ohio and Indiana 13 '2a ($6 75; high grades 17 H'HH 50. Wheat Piime held firm; red Pennsylvania II Stftl 41: red Welernl 17; amber SI 411 4i; whitest 4a 160. Rye Unchanged, Corn Dull; old yellow 747:cj new yellow WfoKie: mixed 7i71c. Oals White 45350c; mixed 40l3c Barley C hada fl iol 3: Blx-rowed New York state SI t)0,l li; Western 7085c Barley Malt fl 2Srtl 45. Butter Steady and unchanged. Cheese 12ai:t. Eggs 3132c. B03TOX, Dec. .-Flour Quiet ; Western superfine 14 0O94 75 ; common tsxtra 15 2Vi 75: Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota Si 7J7 2 winter Ohio, Indiana and Michigan S6 5t 7 25; IlllnrlsSO 75 25, Kt. Louis 7gi; fancy Minnetota S8 60!) 25. Corn-Quiet; mixed yellow, old, "tissue; do new 7377c. Oats Dull; WgjGc for No 2 rejected. LOUISVILLE, Dec. 6.-Cotton-Unchaneed: 12!. Flour-Unchanged. Wheat-Flrn:ll 05 1 25. Corn steady; 6263c. Oats Hteady. Rje 76c. Hay Dull and unchanged. Provisions Dull and nominally nnchanged. Pork WIM. Bulk meets 73l0U.c I.ard-13 14c. Whisky Dull and lover; II 19. Bagging Unchanged. PITTSBURG, Dec. B.-Wheac-Uncbanged; hew red quoted at II 2"xäl 0 for prime to choice; new white SI 3'&1 40. Corn-Dull: shelled 6 (6-c free In elevator; new ear 4i$50c. I'etroleura Quiet; crude 11 61 at Parkers; refined 12c, Philadelphia delivery. CLEVF.LAND, Dec. 6. Petroleum Quiet and strong; quote standard white 110 test ; prime while 150 test MJg. OSWKQO. Dec. 6. "Whest-UnebaiiKed. Corn

70S71e. Barley Firm. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET, lITDIAKAFOLIfl, MONDAT, Dec. 6. The markets were reported dull. Exchange Yards offered 140 head of cattle, of which one car load was shipped. Choice butcher's stock was worth H 0 to Si 50 per hundred. notations stand a? before for Uood, smooth, IdOO to 1,500 shipping steers -..-S5 00(tS3 f 0 Prime butchers' cattle . - 4 O0(ö4 50 Cl QOd seeee eeeese see see leseiesee e et e e a e e eeeeee seese I 5C(4 CO Bulls and Thin Cattle... 2 co'ea mi 2 75,43 50 Stock cattle Uood Cberokes worth. jQjfi 75 tsheep sold st S3 00(94 00. Hog are dull at 17 ;o. SKW YORK UVK STOCK MARKET. Naw York, Dee. 6. Cattlb ReeelpU for yesterday and to-day 4 4-0, making 8,8o lor the week, 8gaiost 6,öoo for the previous wees; quality fair generally and market about steady at an advance for tbe week, equil to nearly c; no premium beeves offered ; native cattle, H 60 13 E0; Texas and Cherokees, SS 5: ofO 50. KHkfiP ASD La 3f bs Receipts 7,o70, making 21,950 for the week, against 20 540 lor last week ; pi hes rouch the same as Thursday and Friday, with fair business; fl 6ucq7 for common to fancy sheep; S5 5037 00 for fat sheep and lambs; mixed, So&tf 75. Hoos Receipts 10.150, making 33,010 for the wee, againist 7,12u for laut wee ; market dull and weak, with 2 car loads of fair Ohio corn fed. alive, at 17 50(0.7 50 per loo lbs; no WeMetn dressed hojs yet offered; city dressed hogs bteady at 19 259 62. KAM LIBERTY LTVK 8TCCK MAKKÜT. EAST LIBIKTY. PA- Dec. 6. BXXF CATTLE The receipts lor the last 3 days have been 154 cars of through and.'ilcrs yard Rtock or 3.1HS bead, matins a total for the week of .3ll fccad, aeainst 4.687 head the week before. There has bern no sales made in this line since Friday, eo can not make quotations. Hogs The receipts for the 3 days were 8,.j70 bead, making a total for the week of 22.320 neaa, against iv,z neaa me wecK oeiore; Yorkers 0 90j7 15; ett 17 357 60. Sheep Tho receipts for the 3 days were 3,700 head, making a total for the week of 11,100 head, against 1:2,600 thu week belore. Hellingst S4 00& CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Cixwago, Dec. 6. Cattle Receipts 1,800: opened dull and closed rather more active: smooth native steers, Ii 75(öS 75; half fattened and smooth lattetMfd, SI 50(0 50 ; feeders, t& lb(ot 4 60; stock ers, li 753 7a; native cows and hellers 12 25i; Texans and Chtrolee, f2 75tai 4 00; shipments, 1,620. Horn- Bereipt, 18,00f; doll, slow and dragging: common, Sö 7ö6 60: packera, S6 5(4 8ö,cbiefiy 16 70; light bacon, 16 &t$ß VO; New England, 17; Philadelphias, 17 2o3? M; shipments, 2,700. HHnsr Receipts 500; slow; common to choice, I31 76. CINCINNATI UVK STOCK MARKET. By Telegraph to the Bentlnel.J CixcurwATT, Dee. f.. Cattlk The receipts for tbe week were 5,2-X) head cattle, 4,537 head sheep and 61.251 head hogs: dull and lower for inferior, and strong for better grades ; nearly all Helling at 15 00(35 7a, Si 605 2o, S3 25(9 1 25 and sheep Quiet with free offerings: the whole range was 60g5 50. Hogs Dave been heavy and drooping to-day with an excessive supply, and slow: too many inferior; 6Me whole rauge was Sti 6O37 30; packers pay 7&7 25;. many inferior left unsold. NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. New Yomc, Dec. Ö Dry goods Business contiused quiet with package Louses; Cochlco fancy prints were reduved to 7e, and Cochlco and fpragu9s robss to 6c: brown shee'lngs were tu good demand, and bleiched shirtings quiet: plaid prints were fairly aetlve and In comparatively light supply : wojleu goods reniaiued quiet; shawls were doll. NEW I03K COTTON MARKET. Naw Tobk, Dec. 6. Cotton Middling upland 1)(313 5-16C. Futures Closed flrui; December, ISc: Jsnuary, 13 7-3'cr February, lc; March, 13 19-32c; AprU. iSiC4U i;5-32c; Mav, 13äl-3a; June, 14 3-lCc;- July, U 5-ltc; .August, II 13-S2. FOREIGN MARKETS. IjOjtdon, Dec. fc'. The rate of discount in cpeu miket for 3 moath' hills Is 2JB percent be-

Irji pereenL belotis Bank of England rate . The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day la IIJXO. .CoDsoke far money, 83 13-ltt; on aeeount S3 15-16. United HjAtes bonds Extra 6-ao's 186, lOi ; 1S67, 109 ; 1S-40B l05;newg, 10f.-TaUow-4ia. Rrf,cJ petroleum 10S4S10 Sd-, , , . , .VH Paris, Dec. 6 Rentes, 66f 67o. Fraskfokt, Dec. . American seen ri tiesNew 6s, WA. Liverpool, Dee. 6. CVrtton MldAHnr cplandte;: Orleans 7 3-16d; sales 12,tou b&Jt, 2,000 of which w?re for speculation and export and bales American. Corn 22 6.1 i. m . Dard 67s iU -

CINCINNATI IRON MARKLTt - C1JCCINXAT1. MONDAT, Dec 6, l.T6. Pio iRo.i-The market remains quiet, anJ no marked activity is anticipated before the close of tbe year. The demand for all grade la very fair, exoept oold blast irons, whioh are qox t. Quotations remain without material change. EOT BLAST CHAROOAI Hanging Rock, No. I, per ton 12 OOflC 4m Hanging Rock, No. 2, per ton 23 04 X Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton 21 00,22 X; (southern Brands, No. 1. per ton. 21 (AM 00 Southern Brands, Forge, per ton- 21 00 ;4 Virginia, No. 1, per ton 24 U)25 00 Virginia, No. 2, per ton 82 80f23 , Virginia Forge, per ton.-. 21 00jZi oo TOXK-OOAL AKD OOKR. Hanslog Rock, No. 1, per tonHanging Rock, Forge, per ton .- 23 00(a:'4 M - 21 00(4 neu noon, rto. i, per ton. Reil Short, forge, per ton, 27 tÜS 24 10 21 0T Am. Scotch, No. 1, per ton., OOLD BLAST. 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Be it known, that on the 9th day of July, 1175, the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of tbe clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, in the state of Indiana, her complaint against the above named defendant for divorce, and on tbe 25th day of September, 175, the said plaintiff filed in said court the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant, Charles K. Marthens, is cot a resident of the state of Indiana. Now therefore, toy order of r aid court, ssid defendant last above named 1 hereby noticed of the filing and pendency of said complaint . against him. and that unless he appears and answe rs or demurs thereto, at the ca-liot of said cause on the second dy cf the term of seid court, to be begun and held at the court house in thecityof indlanspoiis, on the first Monday in February. Wt!, said eon plaiut, and the matters and h;inn therein coutam! aud ilieetl, will be htard and determined in bis a'etire. AUrTIN II imoWN, Clerk. Hrv,- NirvioT- Attv. fnr Pl'ff N OTICE OF AD3IXM&TRAT20N. Notice is hereby given that the tindrviuntil has been appointed by the Marlon Civil Circuit Court of Marion county, Indiana, executor of the lat will and testament of Henry Brenneman, lae of said county, deceased. Said est; Is supposed to be solvent Dec. 1st, 1675, ELI HEINY, Hiocutcr,