Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 21, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1876 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5, 18T6.

A CARD; Trade Palace, Oct. 7. To the Country Readers : We respectfully ask your immediate attention to the best selected s-kLr ntTKrv (inn ds. Notions and

Millinery ever brought 10 this city. Bvaivinaour individual attention to r. uy ing in rew lorn.wo ;j secured a lice of Silkp. Black nnnAa nrftcss Goods. Dometlcs, Woolens Flannels, Shawls, Taole Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at such rates and on such terms as enables us to offer the lowos prices Known .inn.iR! Onr nriecs are alike to all, and Grangers as well as others vill find Ptno other housa more attractive goods or lower prices. Xj. S. -A."2"ELE3 &S CO-' TKADK PALACE. t'INANCK AND BUSINESS. WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW. MONET MATTERS. Tuesdat Evening, Jan . 4, 1876. The banks still report the cioset stringency. As yet there Is no change in the Udo of circula tion, and It is next to lmp3slpie ror we outside bonower, uo matter what his paper, to obtain any funds at present. In g-neral. n the con dition of butne9, the New York Tribune saysr The year which closed yesterday, and is fol lowed by a close ho lday to-day, has not resulted in that return of business prosperity for the country which was hooefully predicted one year ago. The effects of a decade of extravagance in living of the construction of thousands of miles of railway la advance of the business necessities of the country, of over pioductlon. of wi:d BpecniAtlnnlnall directions, of peculation on the nart of officers of -corporations acd municipal and state governments as well as of the government of the United Htates, resulting In grinding taxation, have been loo lar-reacning io i-e over come by ordinary efforts at economy and retrenchment in so short a space of time as two years. fo we most cheerfully wait and work and hope for the good time coming, bflng suie now oniyot the f.tct that in point of time we are one year nearer to general prosperity than we were cn the 1st of January, i7C. THE GRAIN TRADF, which, next to pork Is the leading interest at this season, is dull. While there is something doing, it can not be held that a movement of the grain Is taking plaee generally. Agaln.it must be admitted that this city does not hit the mark in some way to balld up a trade at this point. The grain co-nmerce is a through busings, the cars which bear away the products of the region naturally tributary to Indianapolis go past without stopping: certainly without unloading, and the handling of grain here 1 petty and insignificant considering all the con dl'.ions and circumstances. Cora has improved its demand so:newhat, but there is not much done in trade, and prices are weak. Nor is there muc a prospect of an im provement. 41 cents was the outside figure to day and the price may be considered one to two rents below on) week ago. Wheat is In demand at the mills and, strangely enough, the inquiry is for poor grades commonly cslkd g:umptai?. There is not enough of this to be bad. The secret of thin lies in the fact that the depression of price oa such grain Is larger in proportion than the 1m In wheat Jt gives a better margin of profit to the miller than a good sound article. provisions 9 are not just tow catting much of a figure in trade. They are qmet and waiting for the outcome of the paklrg season. Hogs maintain about the same figure which they took at the be ginning of the season, S6 7537 00. They have stoxlatthat range with unusual uniformity The produce trade has been depressed every way for the week past. Weak markets at the East, warm weather and light demand at home have tlrown buyers upon the alternative of carrying their (stocks and taking chances lor the future. Katter, eggs and poultry are all dull and slow as was never known at this season Of merchants and grocers little is to be said for the pant week. Holiday festivities and bal ancing the books have employed their attention and they have not paid much attention to trade, Still, business is satisfactory and the prospect Is hopeful for the coming year. PROGRESS OF FORK PACKING. C3M PAH ATI VIS PIQOUESI OF 1874 AND 1875. The stalls ic? given below are furnlshel to the Sentinel by J. 11. Mj Hanau & Co., brokers and dealers, in the Chamber of Commerce: The following were the receipts and shipments of hogs lu Chicago tor the week and same lime Lust year, and iiumber packed this and last teuton for the year: Week receipts. Week shipments. 17$. 1874. - 40,fc33 6?,3ä Year. 3,911,01t 4,261,430 175. 1871. 7,371 22.87J Year. Live. 1,471,921 2,102,83) Packing since Nov. 1, 187j.. ...... tSS,"j3i Packing sine ov, L, 187. Comparative prices of begs and product; DtC 30, 175. Lire bog 9 b xi y 7 10 Mesp rk . 18 9i Mess pork, f'eb. 14 2i L,rd li lill H Lard. Feb U it li 32 Hams, gree j. 9'4 4 xyt Hhoaidr-r, green- v C. Ii- Sides, green. 9 A Jan. 1,1871. 25 M 7 SO 14 K (4 1 US' 19 15 13 06 (13 10 13 3J c13 ttX The following exh bits the shipments of provis ions for the week and since rovembex l.com pared with same H ue la?t year. For week, fclnee Nov. 1, Same time. i8 o. 1V19. 13 1. 67, 21 . 57,410 1.013,124 73.411.18 UX,7i!,2)l 23,!9j.l77 of provisions from seaPork, bbl. 3.i6i Cat meats 7,71321 lrd, loa a," a otii The foreign exports poard porta lor the week ending Decemoer IS. 1875: Bbls, Lard, lbs. Bacon, hams and shoul der, ib4. JU,17d,77 Pork, 1875. kom, 11 , 6,:) 4,tJ e.eio.in b,tl Mlö 26.217,882 2J5j,.61 80,0 1 Klnce Nov. 1 to Dec 19 : Pork, l75 . ,V,8il Porx, 1974 81,14) 0f,9O4,7C 40,7x)7tf Increase 4,496 18.106,122 The opinions as to the receipts of lien s for Jaouary and Feornary are very conlliceing. While some XMUtond tnat the n-celpts will be large, others coxiteod that the high prijc nave coosed farmer iosaarket their hos early, notwithstanding iL low price of corn, the scarcity of money nd the fear of cholera being tue principal inducement. The packing to date in the West Uestlraauvi at Huu.Uuu to l.ouu.wo short of fame time tasty a.'. A strong combination Is said to eilst lu Chieo to break: tue price of hogs down io a prion th t will JtisUsy manuiaotarmg produot at ruling prices. The on. y percentime ffrct tnus far lts been to lt-ft-n rectipiaof bogi. auti thus far the grangers are ttoe victors. Tune tnus. develop which will win the day. It may prove that th - granger streng ü u mibundersluod. REVIEW OF THE UOMB MARKET. Tuesdav Eveniso, January I. The scene on 'Change pre -en led a rather dull aspect. Aotma L whs done. Buyers "d Mll;rs were ruutua Jy sby of each other and diXsed to wrang e about trifling joints iather

than to trade In a bold and straightforward way. BAUES Ol '(HANOI TO-DAT:

2 cars high mixed corn, L o. b. 41 40 3 05 KO 6 CO 6 00 42 31 12 10 ftO 11 Oil 41 5 CO I car reject-d corn4U bbU low grade flour. I car wheat, sampl- ... 50 bbls floor, iprlng wheat 25 bbls country family floor. 3 car rejected corn, I. o. b I car ear corn I car No. 2 white oat....... too bbls city family flour.. 3 cars prairie hay - .... S cars prairie hay 2 cars high mixed corn. f. o. b 5o bbls country family flour - DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE. ARTICLES. REC'PTS. 8HIP,Ta. Bran, tons 40 100 804 6 1.4S0 m 1.7U0 10 2,0 i AUt U 20.0 i 14U Barley. bushelsCoal and Coke, tons. Jooperage, cars. Co.ton.oaics.. Ca'.Ue. nead... Corn meal. Darrels. Corn, busheis Cernt. brls.... Kertlllxer, cars70 2,UxT T) 10 3 0 1XH ti 10C Fi.'ur. oarrels 10 1 Ualr bristles, cars.. Hay, tons. 8 2 Hiuts. toes . Hlghwints, barrels.-.. IIoss. head 1ÖU 61 Horees and mules, head. Iron, tons.. Lrd. tlercts ... Lath, cars Urne, cars . 1 oks. cars..... 3,0 io Z1 1.110 S.400 4) l,ao i2i 230 Lu rer. leeU. 27,nu Merchandise, cais 21) 2,6 XJ Oil barrels Oats, baabls Pro vi nonp, ton. r3U Rye bushels Salt barrels, 7u Sheep, nead. Hh.ncle.cars. Staves, ears. Stine, cars. Tallow, barrels. Tooaooo. nnds Wheat, bushels. Whisky, bbls . fii 11 2,Rii Wool, tons. M.lHcellaneona. cars . bi 25 In Htorb Barley. WbeaU Crn. Oats Rvh 7fin a,...i ,i, it-s" 35.574 8 J 415 2,90 TRADE tiUUTAf IONS. Quotations are given for the buying prices on grain and produce, and the selling prices for our and other merchandise. BU1LDINU MATKF.I A LS Nothing to note. Lime: le pbi and tluulingtoa. 34c; Feru,3jc; Pt. Paul, 2Sc; New Paris lime, 3 per bushel; Hair, 40c per Wushel. P aster; Michigan. W 2i; Newark, S3 60. Fire brick, S3 to 17 per hnndrt-d. White Kand, S4 per biurtl. Cement, 12 25 per barrel for Louisville: 17 5oa8 00 for Portland. BROOMS Common, ti 0 3 00; medium, S3 23 a 350; extra, MOOal ad. DRY UOOU- The brsiness Is very quiet bot not dead. Me: chants are in a comfortao.e state of mind. Battino Ordinary, 10al2c; middling, 15c; t4?t,t lissuo löo 'Brown Drillino Nashville, 10J J ; Pepperel, llc;Htark,ll. T ickino Omego321nch, lScjAraoske'g A.C.A. tiyc ; A, IK; Conestoga, 4-4 Medal. 17c; Jg Medal, 15c;extra,, 18; extra, 4-4 2uc; Lewlsiown, MS Inch, 24c; 3 Inch, 2oc; ditto cO Inch, lssc ; laid 22Jc. miKTiNQ Stripes American, 6-3, 11; 3-3, 10c; Whl.tenncn, 13c, 11c, and lie; Union, 13c, 15c, and Iks. fAPER Cambrics Com-aaon colors, 6c; high eolois, 1 cent higher. Prints American, "Kc; Washington, MerrU mac, Kictiroond, Oriental and Couestoga', 7Jc ; fcpntgue's lancy,7VaC; Freeman, ti'c; Hiandaid Shirting prints, "o; Albion solid colors, 7c; Wamsuila, 6c: Mourning prints, 7$c. Carpet Chain White, iäc; colored, 32c; coverlet warp,V7c. Brown Sheetings Vermont, Oo; Nafihvilie, c; MiJdieville, Vs, Idaho, 8c; New Albany, K;c; Htark A.,9Hc; Laurel D., c; Laurel IL, 8Vc; Park A.,7c; Uran. te H.,6!c; llt-dfortl li., 7? ; Pepp N , 7c ; Ppp O., 7Sc ; Pepp 8Jc ; Pepp E. 9Vc BLKACHED 8n ESTING Lonsdale, 11c; Hope, 9c; B ackstone, lue; Mascoment, ltc; Hill, 9c; 4-4, lue; Hwlght "tar, 10c; Vaugan XX, tys; KedDog, 7c; Ouaker7kc: Cambric, Lousdale, isc; Young Warrior, l2c:Jaoes Knignt, 10c; Wamsnita. 14c; New Yoik M ils. 14c. Urain Hags Amoskeag A., 30c: Lewlston AM Jlc; Stark, &; Union, X6ci Banner, 3tc;Montronp, 28c. DItUUS No change In prices and trade quiet Absa oetlda is quoted at 2öa3tc; alcohol at Si Z5a 235; alum, per pound, 6i6e; camphor, per poind. 3t)a3jc; cochineal, per pound, 8ua&c; chloroform, per pound, si 10a! 20; copperas, barrels, per pound. 2a3o; cream tartar, pure. 417c; Indigo, per pound, I12 'al30; licorice, Calah, per pound, genuin, 40a45c; magnesia, carb., 2 z, per pound, 30a 10c; merpnlne, P. A W., per ounce 14 50a4 75; madder, per pound, i3al(k:; oil, castor. No. I, per gallon, fl2Cal30; oil, bergamont, per pound, !60na7 00; opium, per pound, to 7m7 oo: quinine, per ounce. $i 3Uu2 Si; balsam copaiba itoc; soap, cast lie, tr.. l"aloc; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pouud,6a6c; sails, epsom, per pound, 4a.5c; snaS, Uarreit'a, pack., per gross, 817 00: snuff. Warren's, per case of 4 dozen, $18 00; sulphur, flour, per pound, 6a6c; saltpetre, per pound loa25c: turpentine, 4iaiSc. FUEL Coal Eicept for making steam, the demand is weak. Hot a good winter for c:al dealers. Anthracite, per ton, 19 75; Brazil block, per bushel, 15c; White River, lie; bar-d creek, 16c; Highland grate. 13o; Highland steam 11; Pittsbutg, 22c; Brazii nnt, domestic, 12c; do, stea'n, 9c: Brazil slack, be; Virginia canuel, 27c; Indiana cannel,24c Cokk 13o; crushed, 1. Wood-Plenty at 1 0a5 50. FISH Some Increase in activity and saks. N-- change of prices probably tis winter. Labrador herrlüg. bb n,9; half bbls, St 50: No. Hake herrli g,balff4 50; quarters, f i 5u; kits. 9"c all id; No. 1 pickerel, half bbls, $5; quarters, 12 '0: Sits. 1 1U; No. 1 white per half bbl, at lo Ot'att 6j; quarter barret , 13 2a; kits, fl 15; 1amtiy white, half bbls, f i DO; quarters, S2 Su; klt, l 00; California salmon, per half barrel, new, f 10 5u; kits, 12 75; Mackerel, new mess per bbl, jnn33; half bbl, fi5al; quarter barrel. tH &; kits. S3öo;No. Ibtrre.Jl; half barrel, 19 fth 10 00; quarter barrel, li 5; kits, f 1 45; No. X, half barrel, 17 5o; quarter barrt-1, St On; kits. l u: uoa nsii.i ai uu; Holland herring, per keg, fl 60; scaled berrlnir, 0j; Halibut, smoked, l4o. Prepared codflin, 8 0 as 60; Kound shore herrlDg. n &t); halt barrel, ft uo. U ROCERtES, TA eLfcNo change from'yestetday. Business is very satisfactory. Coffees bower. Roasting grades of Rio are qrted at 20a2l)c ; good to fair at 22a23c ; prl me at V3a2:is ; choice to fancy, at 24'-a.44c and Java at 3la3:c. Dried Fruits - cnolce br ght dri?d ariples al2c; fair llallc. choice halves drld peaches Hall Vc; mixed quarters nd halves 12al3. Candles Hotel. 21a22c; sUr cand es are quotad at l7VJal8VJc; common prtwsed. 13al4c. . CHCESJC Continues firm at 14g15c lor prime to choice factory. Molasse and Syrup New O -leans raolassrs Is worth 5saü8o for prime U choice, and sruos at fioaSl for oramon to fancy. Rick Dealers quote at 7a83 for Carolina; 7a 8a for fair tu beat Loni-iana. Hcoars S;edy atd unchanged. Weqnote: Ileflned is quoted at 1) ValOc for A, Off A lDvtalOc, l-al'ijgc for extra C, audll'a Ue for hard; circle C and B, fl'c; yellows, 8)4HV4c; New Urleaos, kooJ to cnoice, 8h9c. ts)DA in boxen fee; 6o kgs. Soaps urmaa is quoted atttjc; Babbitt's at loo. kt a Ren Dealers quote at 4a5c per pound or pearl . Sices Pepper is quoted at 22a25c; allspice, 2Ca2.'c; clovt,70a75c: casla 4oai3c. 1TEA8 Market still Inactive ani dull but firm. Ov. n powder is quoted at eocatl ); Imperial, ificafi 2u; Hyson, Cs c&si 3u; Oolocg, 35a?l 0 ; Lnglhh breakfast, 4ca7ic. HALT steady and nncbanged. fcagtnaw, dray lots at II 73al IF; Ohio River, in store, at fl 65al 70; Sagtnaw.car lots, at fl ttJa I 5: Ohio Hirer, car lots at II dial 55. UROCKRtES AND FRUITfl, FANCY Trade good for tbe 8-ason. Canned Uoods NothiDgdoing forth present. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, fl 3'al 40; 3 lbs, fl 75a l so; Yarmooth corn, f2 2'a3 Su; Mountain sugar, II VOaJ 25; Peaehes.lt lbs, f 1 75a 1 to; 3 lbs, Si tiia d 75: Htravberrles. 2 lbs. f 1 WM'J U). Raspberries. 2 lbs, i 2Ta2 60. Wortleberrieft, f2 25a 2 oo. Pine apples, a lbs, f i 23. succotash, larmount, Ti 25. liren i'eas, II 75a2 2-5. Stting beans, fl 25a I 35; Haitlett pears, fi 3m2 60. Ltrua beans, n :5. Pumpkins. 8 lbs. fl 75. (horned Lef. 2 lbs. fl '0a 4 to; ti lbs, Il25t;al3 00. Dried beef, Jacoo's, 15c.: low grades, 14c. Cove oysters, fall weight, 1 pönal, II lüal 20; 2 pounds, fl O0a2 10; light w. ight, 1 pound, VaMtc; 2 pound, fl fral 75. Lobßter, 1 pound, li 25; 2 pounds, 43 25. California salmon, 1 pound, gi 15a? 23: 2 pounds, J 'j3 3i. FoitaiON krtjits w?nera.iiy a nngnmavan ce Va eLCiAuraugea advaucej, large ca.s, 'J ;0 ßlÜO1; Lemons, new Messina, fVa'aS 50; d'rUs 8'4alCo rer lb: new ralsin. layers 3 2-j a-1 Ml LoDdon layers fl; Ma-Hiel crown 13 85; double crown '4 ii; Suttaiia 'alc; Valencia I'Jc; fis. new drum flru, lUioc; larite layer figs lb 8c per lb; French pium-a Hi l-ox-'S 1'tl o: cltrou fiatc: curratita Value: TnrKisn prune, new, etvc. NuTS-woftfcLel hi aimonas qnoiea atviazic: fllberiH lU bc: walunts French, lie: Napfes. old, 15c; new ITalV; Brazil nutsluallc; peanuts,

red, raw, 8a8Vjc; white Tirglnla3 12al2Kc; roatd 8c higher. URAIN, FLOUR AND FEED BRAJC SniPSTCFTs, Etc Very dull. Bran is dull at 111 6 12; fine feed nominal at til 00. and middlings at I20a22. according to

?ua itv. Corn meat bolted, fl 30 per hundred, loaniny feed meal f I IS. FboCR-Dull. but still some sales reported and otbers not reported. Choice ranciea are otioted at ffl 50 a7 00; cttv family at So 6040 23; tamlly country, 14 5045; supernne.f uu j; extxa ai iioujjw; uui tt 25 3 75 : buckwheat at f 10. Corn Showed some Interest; 41c bid for high mixed. 42c asked, but bo sales. Mixed 40c; high mixed 41c; white, 42c; aew ear. Oailc OATx hoto inquiry, and a small supply of good while offered, ttoand raized )(?33e. White, 30335c: damaged its 93DC, owing to condition. Rra Nominal. Onotxd at B a t.t Nominal. Worth 8Uc all oo. What Moie demiDd for stumptail than supply, uood wbeatnrm. Indiana ranging from fl 001 21 for choice; uamaffu. tHthyj; uu graue, o-(?i iv; ch,ic ivn u sas and Michigan f 1 tfal :i all by sample. riOtif Scarce and pretty firm at to 7j lor extra Heavy, and smootn nogsj uu. HAK A Utile dull. Loose i quote rt at I17al9 for choice t'mothy from vagous. Prairie baled, best, til 0Ual2 4. Ilalevt timothy is quoted at 119 50a2J00for the best. K traw 4vatSc per hundred. H"Ps Npw crop are ouoted at 45ai6c per lb. HIDES, ETC Dull, but q notations unchanged. Best city green hides, cows, ttc; steers welgn Ingtti losor over, 7c: best city veal skins. He: best city kip skin. 8c; greeu salted: cured, at tf4a7: Cry salted hides. 9e; dry mm, UM130 (rubbv. bull and staz bides two-thirds price. 8be-p wklns are quoted at50 to fl 00, according to qaauty. rauow, Nv'io. oreate Brown at oc yllow, Take: white, 9 10c IRON AND bTErJL Steady at former quota tions. The q notations are given at llstpr'ces, as fol lows: Br iron is quoted at f i 4"a2 5 . hbeels rolled. 10 M li. 4c; la to 20, 4lAt; 27, 44c Char coal, lio advance on above rates. Other sizes and nutubf-rs are graced at pruponionate rates tsteel lsoueted as fodows: Sanderson's best Eng. llsrt tool, 2c; American tool, Iwc: spring steel, lJi Inch, lie; lli inch and over, lie. mill pick snapes, a c. iiorso snoes, uuraen's, s-j 7o per Reg; mute. si nigner. LEATHEK steady and unchanged. Oak slaughtered sole is ouoted at Sialic; BuT falo. 3m3nc; narness ma-iv;; upper 2aö8c per foot; French ealf, II 7öa2 2-i; French kip, 11 4 I ott; collar, per loot, zuc: oridie, per aozen, li t 'a 1 0: domestic alf, f 1 mal 50; kip, domestic, Otca W 1Ü. LU MB RR Quiet and steady. Poplar Clear, t30 00; Common, 114 40; Culls, iu w. Ash 1st and 2d. I.Ti 50. Black Walnut The quotations are buying prices lor green and selling prices lor dry l amber. 1st and 2d, dry 155 traft ü; 1st and 2d, green, fit) OOaliW): Culls. fi5 00a2OU". Pine land 2 near, i.er M.feet, green. 117 00; dry, f5i IM' floor! ng.dresRcd, f20 iCaiO tO; Wdlng, aressea, unwaw cock noaras. rougn. no uua 19 00; coram-m boards, 118 00; bill stiiflT. to 16 feet, SIS ou; bill stutT, over 16 teet, 517 Wail 00; heavy timbers, II 0j extra per M. ; shf.eting, 112 oo; A sawed shingles, I3 40a33.'; No. 1 shingles, 12 5"; poplar stungle, 130); lath, 275; wnuthf-rn pine flooring, dressed, f 40 Olalj 00. NAILS-UnchaDged. Ouoted, lOd to tioJ at 13 15a3 25 per keg and smaller numbers at the usual advance. OILS Steady and unchanged. Raw llnetd quoted at tj)c: oolled at 65c: lard Oil, current extra, fl lOal 15: No 1, l (X'al 10; tanners' oil. Strait's best, 6aftjc; Banks' bt,5a 6ne; Labrador, 80a85c; reflned coal oil, 13al3c; standard gasoline for 'amp. 12a Uc; headlight. 20 a2-5c: lubricating and mschliery oils, 35cl 25. FftOUCE No pew report Trade is only fair with no shipping demand and prices generally very weak. butter very slow indeed, uood roll, 18c; second rate, 12a 15c. IiOs Demand good, with a fair activity at only lc. Foultry in lair demand at qnoted rates. Old lowls, per doz, fl 25a2 2t; ducks, live, old ana young. i ou ; geese, um. Turseys, per lb., live. 7c. Dressed lowls Turkeys. 8o per lb.: ducks, 9c: geese, 5c; enickens,!. Quails, f 150 per dozen . Rabbits, f 1 25. Squlrr- Is, 1 00. Vegetables Potatoes Inactive: not handled in market. Car lots 40 to 5c per bushel: from store, 50 to 60c. sweet potatoes, 13 0Ca3 50 per barrel. Celery, 4 aouc per doz. Oxions Still dull atf2 U0a2 25 per barrel. FROiT-Oreen apples are preltly well sold out, but new shipments coming at S3 0l'a3 75 per brl; choice, M 751 oo. Cranberries at fll 50al2 per brl : S3 7a4 OJ per bo. Bess wax, per lb, 2-. White navy beans, fl 50a 1 60-rid'ery dull. Feathfrs, per lb. prime live geese firm at 50c : mixed, 25a3oc. Uinseng, 75c. Ras, per lb, cotton, 2c. honey uuietai wo per id for cnoice boxes: for l'w grsdes. 20a2te. FHOVISIONS uuiet,dull and without notice able change. bulk meats Clear ribs, io to li days in sair, held at l c; shoulders 10 to 15 dsys in salt, ei Cumberland, 10 to 15 days In salt. U. boxed. Oren meats held at 6Jo for Rhouldtr: for c. r s desflc. Lard Is dull; prime steam, held at 12c, bid 12 1-5 ; kettle, nominal, 13c Jobbing Prices Bacon clear sides. 14c: breaklast do, 15c; hams, 15c; lard, kettle, 14c; half barrel and keg lard lac; sugar-cured shoul ders He. s KED Quiet and unchanged. Flax seed is quoted at l dual 40, according to qulity:clover tit 17 (Mt7 60; timothy dull at 12 S5a? 75. tobacco -tiuiet ana uncnangea. Royal Gem Is quo ed at 8a8sc: Monitor Navy, 6Sa7'c; bait d tobacco, 4' a6c; bright navies and Snarters, 587c; smoking brands, SöcaJl 2i; ne cut. 6 9 c; black tobacco, 55m.6cc incadles; twists. h c. TINNERS STOCK Steady. Tin plate is ouotPd. fer IC. 10x'4, charcoal. first qua-lty, at fin oo; IX. ditto, at f 13 00; IC.llx20 roofing tin, f 19 50. Brass kettle. 45c; No 27 iron B 4 4-lüc; No 27 smooth iron, ""40. Moorehead s gal vsni zed iron, 30 pfer cent discount from list Zinc. persUtet. lie; prr c&k, 10o. P)g tin. Strait's, 3)c. Wire Brigh' and annealed to per cent discount from list p ices; lacquered 30per cent ciscount. 8o'dr Tinner's 18c. CopperSheeting. 14 to 15 oz, 31c: plsnlsbed, 14 to 1 oz, c; bolt copper,4ic; bottoms, 31c. Lead Pig, 7Vc; bar, 8,c; antimony, 18c; Babbit metal, Iba 2oc. WOOL Unwashed, 28a32c; tub-washed, 45a 47c. WHIKY-Lowerat U f8. WINDOW ULASS cJtlady and unchanged. Single Strength. 2nd Qual. 1st Qoal. 8x8 to 8x10 f7 00 17 75 8x15 to 10x13 8 00 8 75 1 xl6 to 12xl8.... . 1100 12i:to2Cx2 13 CO Discount 65 and 7i per cent, off above. WOODEN WARE-No. 1 tubs per doz, 7a8 00: No. 2 ditto, $Ha7 Oo; No. S ditto. Jöa00; No. 1 Churns, cimrann, per dozen, t 50a9; No. 2 ditto. 17 5ua8; No. S ditto. 165' a7 oo; No. 1 cedar churns brass-bound, f21a22; No. 2 ditto. r20a21; No. 1 ash churns, f 18 00; No. 2 ditto, 116; No. 3 ditto, 114; stave balf-ousnel measures, S5 50; hoop iron bound ditto, fl 50 ; keele-s, Ave in nei. fi'ii meal selves. 14 1. 11 7mi; ditto. 18, 122 25; O U buckets, two hoop, II 751 8J; ditto, three hoops f2a2 10. m MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. Nnr York. January 3. Money is loaned at 7 per cent, and 7 per cent, gold, and 1-61 per cent., closing at 7 per cent, gold, bid. Prime mercantile papr 633 per cent. Custom receipts. 1384,000. Assistant treasurer disbursed fl,2Sl,000. Clearings. ICT."). H erling Exchange Is quoted at f4 81 for 60 days and 14 tor bight. Gold was steady early in tbe day at 112113, but subsequently declined to 11?, at which the Closing sales were made. Kates paid for carrying were 3, 4, 3), 5, 6, 7 and 1-32 per cent. Governments firm and in good demand. Railroad bonds active and Arm. State securities quiet. Stocks are doll, weak and generally lower. Rock Island is exceptionally firm. The market is without any special feature. Transactions on Stock Kxebange were 80.roo shares, of which 14 .000 were Pacific Mail, 19,000 Western Unl m and 29,010 Lake shore. SOVBRSHHNT ftBOOBITlX. Tu. I w di'i'h'riFri.iaai.iMon U. H. 6'S "fei133! 1)5 19i I22H IWV4 1 1ll . :33'4 115 122 S ins, 17H 22H 113 K5 124 116 ;aoH !22Jt l'U H6Ji 117 117', IKH 113 121' mi 117, I '15-8 120 117 118 I2 111' S4 U. B, B s "SA. O. B. 6's 'b (new). U. H. 6'S '87 U. B. 6'S '6B.... H6fc '2oH us 121 Vi 122 11 117s 117x I22, 1)3 r cent rd loan. inn 117 118! 12. V. 113)4 4HÖ 8 10w0 mmm Cupons, 10-40'a U7H U2'a Currency fl's.. Wold aterllnjr.. .. 4ssH -xue pcrcua-sing prices lormiYBruiueut uuiiui In Icdlanapolis vary from the Nsw York Qrota tlous ' 1 per cent . 8TATB 8TOUKH.

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Pacific londs97 b 20 7 '74 a 20 6 a 20 97V, 97H llöS 1678 3?-fe 14ÄJ4 1, lOoH ltftt 1V 3S my 8: 114 113 n.y 113 21 :2oh i IVi 20 21) io y, 21 J20i 18 100 i2U ins IS l(7 105 iK 18 isy, 1US h W iua 106 liWlIOöS 102.; MAKKKTS HT TKLEUBAPU. C4KW YORK, Jan. 3. nour-Less active; reeelpu 27,ou nusneis; snpernne w es lern and state 14 25 g 4 5); common to good extra do 14 80(45 3V, good ui choice f5 405 9-; wnite wheat eitra 15 75(t7 -5; extra Ohio 4 8-7 25: Ht. Louis 15 25(89 00; Minnesota, patent process, goo i to prime fti 757 25: choice ta double extra 7 31 ra9io. kye flinr Qultt and unchanged. Corn meal Steady; Western, It 153 50. wneat X nil and scarcely so Arm; receipts 25,' oo barrels; No. 2 1. hicago spring, in store, f I 22: No. s Chicago spring, none. 11 infll 06; o. 2Ml;w ukee II 24j I 25: No. I Milwaukee, in store, 1132: Ko. 3 Mil waukee, in store, ft 19: winter red Western, good, I 31; Minnesota f I 34; rejected spring SlOti: .Mo. l ungraded spring csi 14; .no. 3 CMcago pringlll9; white Western 503 be. Rye Firm; western s,;aw-c ; (state wrwuc; canaaa, in bona 90c. Barley Dull and unchanged. Corn In fair demand for export and home trade: re ceipts 9," 0 busnels; Wettern mixed, graded ,H7S rat8:vc; old western mixed. 3 .5c no grade, bOi eo.c Oats Dull; receipts b2,um bushels; mixed Western and state 41318c white Western and state 465oc. Hay ftcady; shipping nio. Hops firm ; Lastern and Western i0-löc New York state 101'c; California 17(32 c. Kio coffee Quiet and uuchanged. Sugar-Quiet and.uncbanged. Motass Quiet and uncnanged. Kloe Dull and unchanged. Petroleum Firmer; crude 7 7Sc; refined IZXfoWKc: cases 17a Sc: naptha 8KCic. KeiD Dull: straiued ft blH'91 lb. Tnrpentme r inner; spirt s sc. Eggs - ilea vy : westein 2?(i3 c. Fork Du'l; new mess, job bing l.'O 75. Dressed Hogs Firmer; Western as j8 7i. Beef Quiet. Cut meats Western quiet. Middles W eetern long clear 1 c; city long clear lic. Lard-firmer: pnme steam 12?g'.1215-10c; February 13Hc. Batter-Western 162.ic; state 2Sic. Cheeee Quiet ; 6(312Sc Whisky Dull; fl id. CH1CAUO. Jan. 3.-nour-Dull and nomi nal. Wheat Active but weak and lower; No for spot; Wyaa for February; No 3 Chicago fe-prlng 78!c; rejected 6lt4ic. Corn Cah lower: options nigner; ?o 2 4rc for spot ; 4:?jc for January; 4;ic for February ; new rJci-d 3le. Oats Unsettled; Skj for bpot; ht?1;i..V,c lor February: rejected 26 d27c Kye Dun; 67c Barley r air demand but at lower ra.es; .He for spot; 77c or tebruary. Dresed hogs talriy active and a shade higher ; 17 7.i7 j. Fork steady and Arm; II 1( .9 15 lor rot; 119 35 for February. Lard Firmer: fl222S'or spot; f 12 37S12 40 for Kebruary. fculk meats Firmer ; 7(a7S.aloiio;i. Whisky .ileady; fl '9. Kecelpts Fiour, ll.ou) barrels; wheat. 43,oot) bushels; yrn. M.oti bushels: oats. 15, t 0 bushels: rve. 1.O00 bushels; barley, 7,100 bushels. Hhipments Flour, 11,000 barrels: wheat, 22.000 bushels: corn. 29,'JoO busheis; oata, 10,0 0 bushels; rye, none: barley, l '.OoO buül els. On the call board this atternoon wheat was higher: 9tj'4'c lor January: 97o for February. Corn Fumer; 44 44'c for January: 43( 13' for February. Oats c tower. Pork Firmer; fl9 17SI9 20 cash: fi9 4ori4s ror renruary. iAru Higher; 12 30 bid caeh ; SU 45 for February. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3. Cotton Quiet and unchanzed. Flour Qu et and weak; only a job bing trade, wneat strong and nigner, but luactive: No 2 red lall f I 41 Sl '2 ca,h; fl 52 1 52S March ; No 3 red fall 26l bid. OirnOpened weak and lower, and closed Arm at outKide prices: yo xmtied ö-ysiya casn;rutures Irregular ; 37igi37c January. Oata Quiet but firm; No 2 3lJ,c; aa.Sc lid Janury Rye Lower; N0 2 67C. uariey rirm lor Dest grades; choice Minnesota 11 25. Pork Dull and nominal. Lard Dull; generally held at f 12 12S; some sales at 11?. The extiemely warm weatner prevents operations in dry salt c 'greea meats, and pricesare entirely nominal. uacon - Easy : ej4 (a,Ui 'liyja. Whisky Dull; fl lo. Hogs-Blow and very lltt'e doiDg, owing to warm weather ; sblppicg St) 2U(äö 50 ; packing IG 70C46 90; extra 7. Cattle Uood demand at full prices, but only for butchers' grades and stockers; native cows S2 2j 3 &o; stockers rzi; ieedtng stters 4!94 sift. Receipts Flour 3,0t0 barrels; wheat 13,0 K) bushele? corn 78,(00 bushels; oats 18,000 bushels: barley none; rye 16,000 bushels; hogs 2,900 head; cattle 52 j head. BALTIMORE, Jan. 3. Flour Bull and steady; Howard street. Western cupcrflne f4 4 50; extra 11 5035 V5; family Jö 5 7. Wheat Quiet and Arm; No 2 Wtstern red 1 1 33l 35; Pennsylvania red fl 3fc'l 38. Corn Dull; western mixed, new, 62c oats Quiet; Western white 4 i&iic. Western mixed 40(i2c. Rye Dull and nominal . Hay Quint and steady ; Maryland and Pennsylvania 2Wt2. Provisions-Quiet and steady. Fork New t.'l 50. Bulk meats Loose nominal; packed Shoulders 8c; sides ll iyc. Hacou Steady ; shoulders lofoiojic: Udes 12;-g(Jl3c. HamB-15) 16c Lird Dull but strong; crude 125-S'4l2?4c; refined lSc Putter Du l. PttroleumSieady : crude 7(ij7)sc; refined 13c. Coffee Dull and steady ; Rio cargoes Its l9c; Jobbing 17iri20c. Whisky Dull and heavy; fl 14. MILWAUKEE, Jan. 3. Flour Unchanged. Wheat Weak; No 1 Milwaukee spring fl 5; bard fill: No. 2 Milwaukee spring 92o; Feb ruary fl o'4; March f 10!; No 3 Milwaukee spiing 82'Sc. Corn "steady ; No 2 46c. Oats Hteady; No 2 3 c. Barley Good deuand and lower; No i soring, ca.h and January, 94c; February 95c ; No 3 spring 50c. Rye Lower; No 1 spr ng 67iC. Provisions Firm. Mess Pork fciy cash. 1 aid- Prime .112 2012 25. Hweet pickled hams loSHUVc. Dry salted shoulders jo loose; middles 9? 310 5c boied. Hogs Dro&sed firmer; 17 80. Receipts-Flour 7,iu0 barrels; wheat I06.OOO busbels. Sblpments Flour 7,000 barrels: wheat 29,000 bushels. CINCINNATI, Jan. 8. Cotton Unchanged; 12c. Flour ,Aull and nominal. Wheat Quiet, weak and lower; f I 25,1 28. Corn Easier, but not quoialy lower; 45ai6c. Oats Dull; 3ji3 . Barley Unchanged. Rye - Dull ; 78a8 c. Mess Fork Dull and nominal; 119 1. Lard -Htexdy : stesm 12 25; kelUe Ufr 13 25 Bulk meats Dull and unchanged. Bacon Dull and unchanged. treen Meats Dull; shoulders 640; sides 94C Haras lollc. Hogs-Dull and loaer; commou to good light 16 7o6 9j; fair to good packing 17 7 25; choice heavy f7 3'.'7 36: receipts 4,0li bead; shipments 54 J head. Whlskv Dull and lower; f I 07. Butter Quiet and weak. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. S -Flour-Dull ; supefine Ms4 50: extra 8ö ab 25; Iowa, Wlacontilu and Minneso extra family 5 506 50; Male, Ohio and Indiana family tb 75 tö 75; high grades $7 8 50. W hen t Dull and weak ; Pennsylvania red fl 36(1 39.We-eru red St uot 15; arob-r I 4 01 40. Rye 90c. Corn Inactive; yellow, new, 67a6ic; new white MqWc. Oats Not wanted; mixed 42J45c; white 45St50c. Wr-isky Iron bound II 15. Petroleum Crude I0S0; reflued Lo. Feeds Clover seed Iii 2. Butter li:ll and prices nominal. Cheese-Firmly held: flje Western 12 I Sc. Egzs Limited demand; Western fresh i9c LOUIPVILLK, Jan. 8. Cotton-Quiet: 12c Flour Uncbanktd; lancy f5 75Q7 60. WheatFirm ; II 15C1 15. Corn Firm; 4ta47c. Oats Hteady and unchanged: 3o(l e. Rye Firm; 60 ä8."c. Hay-rI9 60(ol7, delivered . Piovisloiis Dull. Pork-i 60. Bulk Meats-79j-li tal' ,4i loose;ontslde quotations lor lui.p cured Bacon 9Slo7'912Hc, all cash, ear lots. Hogsr cured hams t airly active: 14f4315c Lard Dull ; tierce 14c; kegs 15o. Bagging 12V12c. Whisky 11 U7. TOLEDO, Jan. 8. Flour Unchanged. Wheat Inactive: extra white Michigan 1 S4; amber Michigan fl I9jftl lO: No 3 red winter 1 13: rejected red 9lc. Corn Dull ; no grade, new, 4i J S43J4c; damaged lie. Oats Dull; No 2, January and Maicb,tto. Receipts Flour nout; wheat a,itio busbels; corn none; ata nooe. Kbtpments Flour 4o0bairels; wheat 14,j0 bushels; corn 5J.0U0 bushels: oats 3.0ou bushels. BOSTON, Jan. 3 Flour Small trade; Western superfine 4 W) I on; common exirasf4 75 (ü5 5o; Wisconsin exuasfS 2io.625; Mlnnecota extrssfa 5d(6 75: winter wheat, Ohio. Indiana and MiclilKuu tti'j7 25; Hill I 2"KaS .; BI. Loulsio 0 ; fancy MinDe ota $7759 9i. 'orn tiuieiv; mlied and yellow W'tsic-n 6"l8o. Ont bmr demand; No 2 mixed and No 2 wble Western 4U51o. osweüo, Jan. 3 Wheat Dull; No 1 Milwaukee duo 137JJ. Corn -Quiet; 7Cc. Barley Nominally unchauged. PITTBBURO, Jan. 3. Petroleum-Firm; crude

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livery . CLEVELAND, Jan. 3 Petroleum Qnlet and uncnanged irom last quotations. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, Monday, Jan. 8. The market at the Exchange Yards was re ported good though the demand was necessar lly dull. There were 200 bad of cattle, of which the butchers took abontiji, and tbe rest were shipped. The bst price for extra fine cattle wen to to 5c, the general range being about the same as last week. Beet prime butchers' stock 13 754 50 Good . s 21?ral Fair Io medium 3 2.5 'a 2 60 Extra shipping 4 25 UO "There wss a bunch of 75 to 100 hog? on the market. They were worth to-day from 16 75 to 6 9". and for extra heavy n to. hep. prime U0 to 120 ponnis, S3 5034 00 lambs, f l 75(4 25. NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARK KT. New York, Jan. 3 Cattle -Receipts 3.250 nead, making the total for tbe week a,9o0 Lead, azaitisr, 6,"2" head for tbe same time last week ; the oua ltv is common to good witn a ew lancy nd nremlum steers in tbe beat droves; the demand is light and trade dull at a decline of Jic trom Friday; common to chop e n 41 ive steers, s ag and oxen S50(S14 50; some of the finest cattle reta'led at f 13 37S13 M); no Texas orCherokee cattle on sale; medium to gcod Illinois steers 6 6&7 f0; cwt, sold In los to wholesale slaughterers at 9 5"(&lo0. Another falinre among wholesale slaughteiers is anuounced to day, liabilities Sio uu kn Hhsep akd L a Jtns Receipts yesterday and to-day 4,400 head, making tbe total for the week 14.-3a. avalnst l',920 for the same time last week ; the market is feeling a trifle better than for tev eral days back, anr a fair business is recor e i at 15 OO' 00 for ordinary to extra sheep; a lot of extra Canada lambs so.d at is 1 0. Hogs Receipt since Saturday 2,460 head. making the total receipts for the week 14,9', agatust, 23,64 for the sirae time last wee k ; none onsale alive; the demand is better; good corn fed hogs could have been sold at 7 75; dressed bogs scarce at f9 25(310 10 for the city, aud 13 60 lor western. EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. East Liberty, Pa., Jan. 3. Beef Cattle The receipts since Friday morning have teei 12 cars ol throng 1 and 4J rars of yard stork, or 2,86 bead, making a total for the week endine this day of 4,ii38 bead against 357 head the week before; there has been no business done of any account In this line since Thursday; most of the arrlva's still on baud waiting ror buyers; a good run Is expected. Hogs The receipts since Friday were 6,280 head, making a total for the week of 10.395 head, against 15,9 4) head the week before; Yorkers 17 157 35; Philadelphias 17 t7 75. BiiEEP The receipts since -rlday were 3,600 hed, making a total for the week of 6,9.41 head. agoinst 15,700 head the week before ; selling at 4 00(35 50. CHICAGO LIVK tSTOCK MARKKT. Chicago. Jan. 8. Cattle Receipts 2.5(0: the market is quiet and a shade easier for the lower grades ; sa es weie made of cows and Texas steers at 12 7ÖQ2 t7: smooth native steers 14 60(3 5 75:goxl l alive steers H00J4 75; shipments, 20 head. Hoos Receipts for the past three days 6.010 head; the market is strong at lOfol'o higher: culls and tcallawacs so d at 85 75(&6O0: mixed packers f6 b5,37 CO; ligbt and choice bacon hogs 7 10(7 25; Boston grades 70i(ij720; shipments, 2,0110 bead. rhekp Kecelpts 1,0(0 bead; the market is active and firm; common to choice sold at 83 00 go tx. NKW YORK DRY UOOE3 MARKET. New York, Jan. 3. Dry Goods Business Is light and nralmportant in alldepsrtments of the f tack age trade; Utlca ateam mills wide sheetngs are reduced by agents, and Utlca noopariel shirtings are now 13c, with trade discount; prin'sare quietand steady ; woolen goo üb moved siowly, and foreign goods are very dull. NEW YOKK COTTON MARK KT. Nw York, Jan. 3. Cotton Doll; middling upland KiJlS 7-16c. Fntures Closed quiet; January. 13 o-32al3 3-U'c; February 13 5-16 13 ll-3'c; March. IS 17-3213 9-l6c; April, 13 25-32 al313-16c: May. i4(il4ic: June. 14 7-i2 al4 i:i-32c: July, 14 13-323117-163; August, 14 1.-32 J14 17-32i. FOREIGN MARKETS. London. Jan. 3 5 p. j. Th rate of discount in open market for 3 raoalhs' bills is 3 per cent., or per cent, below the Bank of England rate. Contois for money S3 15-16; on account 9115-16. United (states bonds 16t, 104 J4; 5-308, 1867, 1074: 10-4-i's 106i; new 5's, 105i. New York central, 97; Erie, 14:: hTle preferred. 29. Spirits petroleum ll(3ll4s. TaLow 53s. Lineed oil 24s. 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Aiho , deceased, oonv t ing r Office Furniture, Burglcal lusirumeuts, lleuical Books, Horse, riuzgy, uoasenola r urallure, to gether with varioos otner articles too tedious to mention. A credit of six months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the ss me being ecu rod by note witn approved s curuy, payable witnout any relief from valuation or appraise ment laws, with Interest. Bale will take place at tbe late office of deceased at 1U o'clock A. M .. of said day of Office Furniture.. etc.. No. SM Kentucky avenne, city of Indianapolis, Rooms r 0.7 and 8 and tbe sale of the other property will take place at the lata residence of said deceased. No. b29 North Meridian street In said city, townsnlpcf Center in said Marion county, betweeen the hours of 2 o'clock r. m. apdtoeock p.m. and be continued from day to day thereatter until all Is sold. .'. M. lyiHt, Fxecntor. jOTICE l Is herebv siven to tbe c'tlzens of the 6th Rid,ln the city of Indi us polls, Center Township, Marion county, Indiana, thst I, A. w. jiamorj, a maie innsuiiaiit 01 aiu w rro, . over the age of twenty-oc e y er, w 11 rP;y to tne Boan or ixmnty (jonimisiouers 01 ai4 county, at their nextmteticg, lor a Uc-cse to t II, tbr oce j ear, spirltous, inus and malt 1 quorf, la ires qunlliy limn it qnartat a tiia, with the privi geof allowing tho tame tot be drank oumy prmlifs. itiep'ecise locution r the premises whereon d'SiietoMHl t-aid lianr rs. Is ilec 1 i.-d as fol -t lows: Lot No. 2. east nan mixte Mx v-slx and known as No. 10 West IVsrl street. In the city oC jD -ianflDous. 1 enter Townshin. Mailon county. Indiana. 1161.) A. W. HAN&Q-. l