Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 June 1876 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JUKE 28,187a

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It may be said, however that the tendency Is towards stringency though for the present the banks are la a post Hon to extend accommodations to their regular customers, and there is no difficulty In placi r g strictly prime commercial paper at 10 per cent, interest. The banks are discriminating closely and It Is well to remark that those wio obtain loans and discounts offer unexceptionable names or collaterals Under such circumstances a large amount of paper Is forced upon the street to take its chances with those who speculate In notes, and where rates of interest are equal to 1 ana 2 per cent, a month, extreme rates being 3 per cent. The supply of bills on New York is below the demand, and between banks the rates of exchange have advanced to 50c premlum.whlle eounter tales are still made ail -10 premium for S 1,00. City orders are In request at 91 cents on the dollar. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARISO HOUSE. Clearings. Balance. For 4 weeks ending June I0?l,6i3,uoo (1,109,' o i For week ending JnDe 17...... 1312,000 391,100 For week ending June 24 l,3Ui,0 W 47i,0 wonuay, jane i 2üi,xj 51 l4J j.a?sday, June 27 17t,0jo 39,'joi HONEY AT OTHER POINTS. New York. The Commercial Bulletin of Monday says: Money lent at 132 per cent, for call loans, 2 per cent, having bten the rul ing rate. The supply of choice mercantile paper 1 very small, and this clast of names is taken quickly at very low rates. Other grades 01 paper are siow. ine note brokers qaote rai es as follows: Doub.'e named. sixty-day piier, 3 to 5 per cent ; tour months, 4 to 5. To-day Iba United States Asslsiant Treasurer paid out only S!7,0"0 gold for in terest and bond. On Tuesday next tbe prepayment without r bate of the July Interest oa the publie dtbtwili begin 'this amounts to about 9-5,0 0,001 gold, over one-naif of which beloogs to Europe. The silver payments to-day amounted to US 4, of which f iO,Mt was to liJ applicants. Those who are engaged in shipping silver ether to California, 1 he Wesi Indies or outh America pay a premium of 1&2 percent. Jor the larger Silver pieces. This, however, will disappear when the iKOwyiiu bill btcomts a law. Tne shipment to California will continue until silver falls thereto the discount on treasury paper here, Its the transportation charges. In London th-steck exchange was closed to-dy. The Bank of England gained 15 i00 bullion on balance. Luring tbe week the United States assistant treasurer took in i 1, i'5,im 0 for custom; the coin disbursement w-re 12 2,o. The imports at New York amounted to f 1,492,451; of this total 972, 4-4 conxiKt'd of dry g it, ana the remainder geoersl rm rchauole. Tne exports of omestic produ t tor the week wre t6,23',968. The spe e mnvme't was: Imports, 9253,165, and exports 9i,753,5j 55. St Louis. The Republican of Monday says: At the banks, counter business was fair, with checking and deposits about equal. Although there were some offerings of good first class business paper for disceunt, financial institutions still complain of the surplus accumulation of loanable funds lying Idle in their vaults. Rales or discount mied steady at 8 to lo fer cent, per annum wltn some b ghiy favortd paper placed at a lower figure on short time. O r tbe street bet lltlie was doing la the way of discounts, and rates ruled merely nominal. Chicago, The Times of Monday says: Busl. nesilnall depart men s of the finance market was much smaller tnaa might be expected, and the slow feeling exhibited was far from satisfactory. Th ugh there was n particular d'sposlon to compialc, or to take a "blue" view of tbe condition of affairs, tbe banks general, y acknowledge 'heir disappointment over the coniinuxl dalln84, and tbe limit d opportunisms offers 1 fori he employment of funds, for this early In the season rnone ary matters are remarkably dul , and almost ail tbe baoks report large deposits, an excessive supply of Idle money, and a more restricted line of discounts than they would like to carry. With pleasant weather there U some probab lity 01 bnlness bowln eoDSlderab e life between now and the m dule of July, mt Just cow tbe movement li around is tarn-and moderate, and of a character to afford 10 m for lmprcvtment. Iuiere t rates are generally quoted easj.ami borrowers able to give acceptable paper find no delay in obtalnirg favors at 7 (8 per c-nt. Locisyiluc Tbe Courier Jr urnal of to-day ays: The rxoney market was quiet, and without new features of interest. The tendency in favor of increasing dullness ard ease is becoming more pronoai.ci. Commercial paper wis freely avail b e at9 4l0 per cent., general, ly tbe lower ra e, und 01114 oa-lueu on the strtet was reported at 8 p- r cent. 2TKW YORK MONET AND STOCK MARKET. New York, Monday, lune 23. Money market easy at 2 2 percept. Prime mercantile paper Vhyt per cent. Custom receipts lc0;)t. Assistant treasurer uisbursed 142,000. Clearings, S 7,0u0on. Bterllng exchange firm at 4 81 for 60 days and 4 96 for sight. Gold firm at UJjlU Government btuds firm and higher. Htate bonds q net; lennesseea firm and higher. Rill road bonds quiet. ' Uinrk, nil nn w. r. with alps SS TOU3VS! Western Union l4,tH. Paul la.ton, iske thon 6,t0 ai.d Michigan Ceutial lc, to.

government securities.

Tue.i W 'd.Tnri Kn. iBat.iMon a. . e's a. w. 6-d c-'x. (J..fi.6'BliS(new) U. H. 6 'I -67 U. iS.6'' ;THrc'trd loanJ. H. 10-40's !nrmna 1ft.4ll'a IT :23j 1 Oi a ia.L 12i 115 123 12" höh 120 o 1X1 ;2Ji 124 K4 L.'2 124 i 117 173 117 1)8 Vi 11t ivs 117 117 117! 117 118jU8 12t 115 11 117 117 1'7 118k Hi KM X 118 6 11 my, 498 Currency 6'a... oia m 112 sterling... 4hw 488 lt 487 STATB STOCKS.

Tue. W 'd TUT Frt. Sal. Mon -ai leunessees 45 45 45 45 45 46 4wTenneMef 44 44 44 45 45 46 ew Virginia. 28 25 i7 27 24 28 ld Virginia 2 1 27 27 7 27 mwnrjw H7y M.'K 107 1 17 lt7B

The ourohaHlua Drloe for eovernnoent bonds n Indianapolis vary from the New York quoatlnns wnal per cent GENERAL STOCKS. iTue.i WaiTn'riFrl. ittauiMon W. Ü. Telegraph ?aclflo Mail. .. Vdams Express. V A K. Ex pressVmerlcan Ex.. J. H. Exprefes.V. V. Central irle, preferred. ciar.ein.......... darlem, p'i'd... Michigan Centl Ü. P. Stockau.. Lake bhore ...... Illinois Cent'l.. a A rtttsburg. .torthweotern Sorthw'n pref. 3 Oaf yA X S. J.Centnd.:.. Rock Island Faal iU Paul,pret abash Wabash pref. fort Way tie. Terre liaute. rerre U. pref. Jhlcago A Alton A A., pref)olo A Missis pi .ndiana Cent'l. J., B. A OwM.MCMNW i. A HU Joe-.. Delaware A Lac. L. AP.Teleg'ph 1. 1. bonds ,67: 67V 2 $4 . 2-i 1 :0 1. O 67 25 11 0 67 evy, no 9 25 V4 Vt er it 9? HJa B'i FM I 63 I my, mil 9 calx 58 OS 72 Vi 13 20 15 13 9 5 f4 fc7 42 6 414 J4 119 71 m 101 7J 115 72 7 l(5i 13 13Js 17 18 13 Vi 124 1K 18 J 35 1J IS CO 18 .85 .33 .01 . 131' v.u ! 133 47l ?4 8 rs 08 e 1 59 67 64 my, 97 b7 V2 v-4 7, 87 43 w 42Vj, 64 74 414 2 41 67 43 77J4 Id 1 JW 67S 48 74 lu-M 41 42 I 75' 109 70; m X 74! i9 J9l.fl 41 70 71: 7l6 101 6 14 1(2 ICS 3 10 101 ko 101 14 6 14 o 14 102 11 3 It Wi 11 16 Wa 1.4 1004 17 110 .6 n 10 "54 102 1C2 11 lt9 8 j. n io;'8 jor, ior4 3J VA iuJS H4;iif 16 18 liX 3fj 1111 13!l '8 74 101 13 '17. 13 110 1 K.7 17 :u 16 !U7 1 -.1 ' 17 IM "7 icVi 111 n wey. 1. Zxtra div. COMMERCIAL. DurlDg the week ending to-day trade affairs have nndei gone no unfavorable changes. As a general thing, prices bave ruled steady. In some departments an advance has been established, and in none of the leading commodities has a decline been reported. The reports fiom the growing crops are as favorable as flould be expected. The wheat harvest is progressing satisfactorily and steadily, and the reapers are marching northward. The crop outlook is encouraging, and is having a good effect upon business generally. In this connection the Chicago Inter-Ocean of Monday sayp: It is advisable at the present time to watch the reports c.osely in regard to the prospects of the growing wheat crop. All kinds of ru mors are afloat from different sections of the West regarding the damage by storms and In sects, and it Is surmised that a fair percentage, at least, ot these representations are reported by parties iuterested in speculative move ments in tne market. A letter was received on 'Change to-day from Rush ford, Minnesota tbe bean or tne wheat district stating that the crop had been damaged slightly by tbe co. a ana wet weatner, out would recover, and that no Mgu of Hies of any description had ben feen In that vicinity. Ad vie-8 from Nebraska tat that tbe recent rains bave been of great benent to tbe growing crop. We have few changes of Importance to net 3 In prices of dry goods as compared with last wee 1. A fair trade for the season is repotted, and stocks in Indianapolis houses are kept up to (he highest point of excellence in regard to quality, styles and the various lines of goods. The New York Commercial Bulletin of Mon day reports as follows: The usual Saturday quiet was observed in the trade to-day, and business was com paratively light witn manufacturers agents and Jobbers alike. There 1, however, a much better feeling in tbe trale, and more confidence is felt in the nuliitenauce of valuta than for a long time past. Cotton coo is have been oulet in agents' bands, as Jobbers are about commencing stock-taking, and are only buying su h goods as are necessary for keeping up indispeusable assortments and mliDg orders. Cotton flannels are receiving some attention from roanufactu ers, and a lew orders for future delivery have been plareu " at value." The JobblDg distribution continues very fair for the time or year, and in bulk Is perhaps sllgntiy In excess oi the corresponding time in previous seasons. Prints. The print market has been gen era ly i.ulet, but Bag and decoration prints w re comparatively active, ana mere was a Heady demand for handkerchief prints. The Oriental Prltt Works have introduced a handkerchief print, on which is printed the "Declaration of Independence," kurr unded by ti e arms of the original thirteen states, etc l ne printing and engraving are admirably ex.cuted, and do credit to Ihe Oriental Works. Light and light medium lancy prints and fUurtd shirtlng8areJobblngin lair quantities, aud stocks are comparatively small In the nands 01 ooin ageats ana joDDers. Uingbams have been quiet In first hand, al though choice medium colorings are sil 1 in fair request. Agents' prices ae unchanged, aud tbe best mike of eiaples and fancies are Jobbing at a -ents' prices, although off styles are freely onerea at lower ngures. In tbe department of grain transactions of ltnpoitanca center in corn, for which theie has been daring the week a good shipping de mand and prices have ruled steady. Oats are dull with little inquiry, and prices are nomi nal. In wheat, trade is chiefly to supply the 1 jcal milling demand and prices have a wide range, so much so that it is difficult to give reliable qa stations. The visible supply of grain at twenty-one ot tbe principal points of accumulation June K amounted to 10,319,180 bushels wheat, 7,557,0 17 bushels corn, 3,44 i.46 bushels oats, and 516,5s6 bushels of barley, which la a better showing than for the corresponding week in 1875. This large accumulation of grain, together with tbe fact that large quantities of the crop of '75 aie still in the hands of farmers and at small in terior points, leads to the conclusion that prices are not likely to advance materially aad this view of the situation is strengthened by tbe more pacific lntelllg-noe from Europe, as also from the prospect of large crops daring tne current year, here and In Europe. The provision market during the week has ruled steady, and the fluctuations in values has been confined within a narrow range, the tendency be ng towards a hlgber range r.f values. Holders have not been disposed to make concessions, believing tbat the legitimate foreign and home demand will be largely in excess of stocks, and tbat tbe season will close with values considerably above present figure. 80 far those who have held on to their stocks have made money by their fear less policy, and are inclined to maintain their flrmess to the end. In groceries we have only to note that a fair tride has been transacted and that an ad vance in coffee has been es'ab'isbed. 8ugars I are dim, with an upward tendency anda good demand. In regard to the coffee trade the New York bhlppic List of recent date says: 1 With an improved distributing demand. there contiu. r.b. irqulry J -r Brazil coffee Xrom dealers whose stoca. hare run low, or

whos supplies are ill-asorted, but tbe bffls gen rally, though pretty full, are nevertheless below tbe strong views of holders, and there has been very litt'e business, it will be seen by tbe figures at foot tbat tbe stock at tbe port and tbe visible supply is unusually Isrge lor tbls period of tbe teason, with tbe new crop also not far distant, but prices In tbe . primary markets are telegraphed firm, and seem to be hardening, which, with the known fact tbat supplies la jobbers' hands throughout the country are exceptionally light, and as their wants must be supplied sooner or later, baa contributed largely to the present confidence exhibited by tbe holding interest. Quotations now are ratber below the market than otherwise, it b-lrg difficult to buy at tbem, and alike difficult to establish an advance while buyers hold off, The jobbing demand, as noted above, has quickened somewhat, but it is met at the previous currency, with perhansashade biaber prices obtained for tbe lower grades; indeed, it is stated that coffee can be ixubt cheaper now from secord than from first bands, and dealers find it not easy to get back a new dollar for an old one. Tbe only sale has been 6,oou bags strict fair Kio, ex J. L. Pendergast, at 17 cents gold. We quote:

Total afloat and loading to May 8, Btock in Ünitrd States pons Purchased at Rio Janeiro for tbe U. t. 34,433 187,478 to June 17. 114,000 Total vislbla supply, bags ... .. ...... 3&,9;6 Total visible supply June 22, 1C5... . 2"4,blo iotal visible supply June 22, 1874.... 193,624 There has been a decided improvement in the butler, rgg and poultry trade during the past week, with a sharp advance in the price of butter and eggs, consequent noon light receipts and a better demand in Eastern markets. The New York Commercial Bulletin of Monday refers to the markets as follows: Butter Holders are in a somewhat dubious frame of mind apparently. Prices during the week bave undergone no very decided shading, tbe accumulation of supplies on b ard Is comparatively moderate, and the condition of many parcels such as to Insure its Seeping fairly. Yet, on tbe other hand, the inquiry has lacked spirit and volume fufiicieni to afford a pood stimulus, and within a few days buyers were enabled to secure a great many little advantages, and tbe tone throughout haa become slack. It seems to many, therefore, that UDless receipts fall off very materially during the coming week prices will have to be marked down al: around, though a fair demand is anticipated, as many buyers will want to lay in stock te carry them over tbe holiday period. Weste, n, creamery, prime....... Western, creamery, fair to eood.. 25 2) 20 16 15 13 ...-17 ...14 (377 i2i (422 &w fc 6 (c14 ÖI 1 Tubs, Western choice selections. Tuns, Western good to prime 1UD3, western lair.., Tubs, Western poor. f irkins, western Firkins, Western poor to good.... Poultry Dressed in not very active demand, but receivers obtaining choice fowls have found a few acceptable customers. Live not plenty, but demand moderate and prices about as before. We quote tbe range of prices as follows: Dressed turkeys state and western, 16317c; do poor 123Kc; drts'ed spring chickens, choice, per pound, 28 $32c. FowlsJersey prime, per lb. Ii(al5c; fair togood,i2'a 13c: do s ate and western, prime, luetic; do do fair to good, 10al2c. Live Poultry SprlDg chickens, per lb. 23a28o. Fowl-, state anu Jeisey, per lb. M'ul.sc; do western 13 alle: roosters, old, per lb. 5&6c; turkeys, state aud Jersey, per lb. i415c; do western, per lb. 13a 14; ducks, Blat and Jersey, per pa r, 75ca tl 01; ducks, western, per pair, äoafoc; geee, B'ate ana jersey, per pair, n loaz : go west ern, per piJr, S I tfal 50, Eggs Receipts to-day, 2,923 barrels. Hold-' er bave had a fair advantage during tbe greater portion of the week. It was a s mewhat difficult matter te get buyers to take hold freely at tbe rullDg co-it, but the necessities of the regular trade required the greater portion of tue supply of really g:od stock romlng, and this was a sustaining influence. To-day rates are again somewhat nigher, and holders strong, with 18c generally a&ked for the best Western. Near-by stock, single bbl ..per doz. 19 20 state .. ...... 18(19 Wesiern, prime..... 17ctu Western, fair to good....... . 16 yi7 Can ad i a a - .. . ... (1S The wool market rules quiet and dull and prices are undergoing no special change though weak, with a downwai d tendency. The Boston Journal of Commerce refers to tbe maiket as follows: Business for the week has been very quiet. and there is an increasing downward tendency. The bulk of tbe business, as for many weeks past has been i.one in Calilornia, which Is qaoted lower this week In the poorer grades. bu era appear to be moving very cautiously. anu there appears tobe very little excitement in tne western wooi-g owing states. ery li tie of the Western 700I )s arriving in this market as yet, buyers not being dUpoted to pay preseot prices. A few purchases are reported at 27 Wc for Ohio, and 2528o for Michigan. Ohio wools are in better condition than last year, attributable to more favorable weather and Improved care. Sales of Kenlucky clothing are very limited at our quotations. We note a sale of picklock and XXX old wool the past week at the extreme law price of fc8c. ON 'CHANGE. The attendance to-day was large and con siderable business was transacted, thougb the non-receipt of dispatches after 11:20 had a depressing effect. The report was tbat the wires were down between Indianapolis and Chi cago. LIVERPOOL DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE. The dispatches from Liverpool to-day re ported the market steady, and quoted fluur at 2ls 6i21s; winter wteat, 9s 6d (49s lOd; spring wheat,8s4di9s6d; white wheat, 9s 9d10s Id. Corn 25s 9d928s. Pork 80s. Lard 52s 6d. Receipts of wheat last three days I9,oo quar ters, of which 22,060 were American. CHICAGO DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE. The 11:35 A. m. dispatch quoted wheat heavy at Si 03 for July; tl OlJal C4 for Au gust; II 03 for cash and June. Corn quiet at 47c cash and June; 46;ilGc for July: 46346o tor August. Oats quiet at Wo for cash and June or July: 290 for August. Pork dull at 119 02 cash and July; 119 i0j 19 22 for August. Lard easier at 111 12 cash and July; fll 25 f jr August. Receipts of hogs tc-lay 1203; marketactive; t6 00g6 25 was the full range 01 prices. Receipts. Shipments. Flour.................. 9.637 6,238 Wheat.. 81,)5S 7f,047 Corn Ji7s.30O 124,274 Oats 73,9.0 7 5,111 K.e- . 6,-80 11,354 liar 1 e y . ... 3,oZj 350 WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN APOLIS MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET. Bulk Meats The provision market has ruled steady during the week, and to-day was Orm, bo de s de nandlng extreme figures. Dry alt shoulders are held at 7ac cash and Jane, and nominally at 8e for August. ', r. tri es are fiim.loJio bid cash, June ft d July. drikd BExr We quote lobbing lots at 15c La hd We quote round lots kettle tl2c; p.. at 11 cash and June. pore We quote jobbing lota at 922 00 for family. Bacon and LA&D-t-The following are Jobbing quotations: Baoon shoulders, 9o; sugar cared shoulders, canvas, 10c; bacon clear sides, 12c: breakfast eanva, Ho: Monogram bams, canvas, i4i; steam lard, 12e kettle lard, tos, I3c; uo, half barrel, 14c; do, kegs, 10. INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET. Cojjw The distinguishing feature of tbe market Is steadiness, with a good demand at quotations. We quote f. o. b. high mixed 47c; mixed 464fto; rejected 45a j j; no grade 35 aJj i;er 43a 4 io on track. FLOUB-Pr.ces are e-teadv. City fancies are held at from 17 oua7 50; extra city fancy 7 Sows Ou; family at 15 75a 8 2b; country family 14 7oaä ; extra at 14 2-a4 75 ;

low grades ranging from 13 50aJ 75, as to qual. l'y. . Feed We quote bran at HOalO 60 wiflb a fair demand. Oats It Is difficult to give accurate quotations, and we quote nominally as fellows: No 2 white 33a35o; No 3 mixed 30a33c; Indiana and Illinois, by sample, 2Ua2 . Kye Nominal at eua7Uc Noneoffering. Rye Flour steady at S4 60a4 7!. Wheat Tbe market is quotably unchanged We quote: Good to choice Indiana flat 15; inferior grade, HQa90c: choice Kansas and Michigan wheat would sell at II Wfal 80 by sample. Old wheat, crop of 74, f 1 ooal 20. INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET. Apples Prices for old crop are nominal and sales are only of limited importance. We quote old crop at 97 C0a7 60; new crop 15 00 a00. . Butter Butter is In active demand and prices are firmer. We quote country butter at La 15c, and Jobbers are selling at ltfa&c ; Michigan butter, 18e. Beeswax Is steady at 25c per pound. Beans We quote white navy at 75cal 00 per buBbel from store. Fogs Are In active demand ; we quote at llal2c per dozen on arrival. Foreign Fruits Prices are steady for oranges and lemons. Vie quote oraDges firm at 17 o aa 110 per box. Lemons are held at 97 CO a7 60 per box. Feathers Are In active demand and firm. Old feathers are In active demand at i0a30o. Duf k and mixed feathers command 20a3cc. Uoney Ranges from 2u to 30 cents per poind, according to quality. Hay Demand 1'ght and ma-ket dull. We quote: Prime timothy, small bales, at lal7; No. 1, small bales, flöal. Prime timothy, large bales, 913al4: No. 1, large bales, 911a 12;No. 2 91fall. No sale for No. 2. Upland prairie, small bales, 913; large bales, 912. Midland prairie, 9llal2. Slough grass. 9j 0Ua96 0G. No sale for sloogb gras. Maple sugar We quote atl3al5c per lb. Poultry Is in good request at full prices. Live turkeys, prices steady at 6c per pound; ducks 92a2 2 per dozen; roosters 92 per doren ; old hens 92 75a3 00 per dozen. Oeese, full feathers, 13 00a3 '.5 per dozen. Spring chickens tl 50a2 75. Kags cotton rags are quoted at 2 cents per ponnd New Potatoes Are selling at 92 50a3 per barrel. Bikhies Gooseberries are steady at 12 per bushel. Vegetables Peas are selling at 91 0001 25 per bo. Beans at SI 50 per Du. Cucumbers 4oc per doz. , Cherries Are selling at 92 75 per bushel. Currants Green are selling at 93 C0a3 60 per bushei. Ginseng Dealers are paying 75c per lb for a prime article. Cabbage Are selling at 92C0a2 2per bar rel 75 to 90 beads. Raspberries Are selling at 17 50a8 per

aiana oi 2 oa. Unions Are quoted at 93 50 per barrel. INDIANAPOLIS GROCERY MARKET. CoFFErs -ine market is firm and fairly sctlve. Roa'tlng grades ot Rio are quoted at l9a)o: good to :'alr at 20s21c; prime at j222a; cboioe to fancy, at laaUs and Java at Sic. Chiksk Is steady at 10al0o for prune to cnoice iactory. BdoiaasEa and SiRin New Orleans molaa. es is worth 55a65o for fair to fancy, and sirups u aucau ror common to fancy. Rick Dealers auote at 7a8o for Carolina; 6a To for fair to best Louisiana. Sugars Prices are firm with a good de mand: we quote rennea at Jiuc?io fcr A Off A 10aioc: 910e for extra C. and native nara; circle c and B,vaiuc; yellows. vilvnio: New Orleans, good to eboio, Blatte. cHiAr vv e Quote oc::rr " :l . common oar at 93 0 per box; Tousey's German 4: other (Jerman 94(34 Si1: White Knssian rreed cake m per box; Peach blossom toilet 93 60; Pure uoid M su per box. Brooms We quot Common 92 per dozen ; No. 4 92 25; No. 3 f J 75; No. 2 93; Parlor 94 50 per dozen. Candles We quote Hotel, SOaZlc; star can dies, 16,al8c : common pressed. 13al4o. MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. Candy Prices are firm under the advanclnz tendency in sugars. We quote: rushed Bnear candy at riaic per lb.; pn re stick candy 13c; fine stock candy at 12c; kisses at lie; French kisses at igc; gum drois at 14a20c; Jackson balls at 15c; common raized at 14c: fine do at 3tc. COAL and Wool) We quote: Anthraelte, per ton, 99 7o; Brazil block, per gushel, 140; White River. 14c ; Hand creek, 16c: Highland grate, 13c; Highland steam ll Pitta uxg, ; : ttrazii nut, domestic, uc; do, steam Br aril slack. Kc; Virginia eannel. 27e: Indi ana can net, 22c; coke, 12al5c; wood, 94 50a a ou per com . Hides Best city green hides, cows. 5c: steers weighing 5 lbs or over, 6c; best city veal skins, 10c; best city kip skin. 7c green salted, cured, at faSc; drysalteri hides; 6c; dry flint. Ks lie. Grubby bides, J prire. o - j ikins are quoted at 50ca91 60, according to quality. Tallow, 7a7o. Grease Brown at 5c : yellow. 6a6o : white, 8c. Nails We quote lOd 93 05 per keg and smaller numbers at the nsnal advance. Salt Car lots: Saginaw, 91 65a 1 70; Ohio liver, 91 50at 60. Tobacco We quote: Koyai uem at He; Monitor Navy. 05a67c: baled tobacco. 47a67c; bright navies and quarters, 54a7io; smoking brands, common. öc: choice, 6Us65c, fine75ca91 25: fine cut. 57a90c; black tobacco 56To in caddlrs: twists. Oaanc. Wool We quote unwashed at l"ra23c ; fleece washed S7&3c: tub-washed 3U34o; burry wool 6loo per lb less. INDIANAPOLIS DRY GOODS MARKET. DRY GOODS Dealers leport a fair trade for tbe season . with ample ttock : Batting Ordinary, 10al2c; middling, 15c; 3fit llfiRQ 16c Brown Dmlling Nashville, 10; Pepperel, 100 ; Stark, lOo. Ticking Omego 32 inch, 19c; AmoskeagA. C. A. 19c; A. 17c ; Conestcaja, 4-4 Medal, 17c; Medal, löc; extra, , 18; extra, 4-4 2o; Lewistown, 36 Inch, 21c; 31 Inch, 17c; 30 inch, 15c; ditto. Si) Inch. 17c; plaid 23c mhirting stripe American,6-3, 10c ; S-3, c; Jhtttenten cheviots, b, 10c: A A, i2Vo; AAA, 13c; XX, 12 c ; Oils cheviots, liyi vertt do,ll?4 paper Cambrics Common colors, 5c; hign jjiors, lcent higher. Prints American. öafJc; Washington. Merrlnac, Richmond, Oriental and conestoga, 63; sprague's fancy, 5c; Freeman, 5c: Standard Shirting prints. fc?4c; Albion Bolid xilors. c: Wamsutta, fc: Mourning prints, bH'u Job lots old styl s as low as 5c carpet chain Wnite, 19o; colored, 25c; coverlet warp, 2'c. Brown Sheetings Vermont, 9c; Nash rule, 4c;Middleville, o, Idaho, tc: New Albany, g c: Htark A ., 8c; Laurel D., 8c; Laurel a., c; Park A..5c; Granit B., 6c: Bedford 14.. 5o; PeppN., 7c;PeppOM 7c; Pepp R-, ho; Penp 9o. Bleached sheetings Lonsdale,10c,Hope 5c : Black slone.9 'c : M asoom enLlOo : Hi 11 : -4, 9c; Dwlght wtar, 10c: Vaughn XX. 7c; ted Dog, o : Quaker 7o ; Cambrics, Lonsdale, 14c; Young Warrior, llc: Jabex Knight, 8c; Vamsutta, 13Xc: New York Mills. 13o. Gaain Bags Araoskeag A., 200; iewlston s.M 2o; Stark. 253; Union, iic. Banner. 21o: ontaup,'22c. )bugs Prices are steady and unchanged Wrf quote: AsatoeUda Is quoted at 25a30c; alcohol at 922' j(5; alum, per pound, 4a6c; camphor, per sound, 85a40o: cochineal, per pound, 80a!Juo; jhloroform, per pound, 81 05al 15; copperas, barrels, per pound, 2a3c; cream tartar, pure, 45 a.47c: indigo, per pound, 91 2"al 80; licorice, Ca: ab, per pound, genuine, 40a45o; magnesia, 3arb., 2 ez., per pound. 8ja45c; merphlne, P. A W., per ounce, M 504 73; madder, per pound, I3al6c; oil, castor, no. 1, per gallon. 9lUJali0; all, bergamont, per pound, 9 25ai 50; opium, per pound. 90 75a7 00; quinine, per ounce. 92 30 a2 3o; balsam copaiba 86c; soap, cast Lie, fr 14a'i5o; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pound, 5a6c; salts, epeom, per pound, 4a5c; tauff. Garrett's, pack., per gross, 917 Ui; snuff. Garret fs, per jase of dozen. 918 00; sulphur. Hour, pet pound, 6a6c ; saltpetre, per pound 10a25o ; turpentine, iftattic. Fish Pnces rule steady. Mackerel, new mesa per bbl, 12728; half bbl 113 5tal4; quarter barrel. 17; kits, 92 75; No 1 xtra per barre-, 924 UU: half barrel, 912 bO; per quarter bbl, 9ö 0J; per kit, 92 25; No. 1 medium per bbl, 9 16 Uu; per half bbl, 98 50; per quarter obi, 94 6u; aits, 91 4j: No. 4 lance per bbl, 918 00: per half bbl, 97 6u; per qusrter bbl, 3 &u; kit, 91 80; No. 2 medium per bbl 913.0; per half barrel, 97 uu; per quarter barrel, 93 4o; per kit, 1 25; No. 1 white fish per half hbi, to 69; per quarter bbl, 93 in; per kit, SI 10 ; family white nsh per half boi, 93 60: per quarter bbl. 2; per kit, 7iaSoc: No. take heniLg, half Ki (4); quarters, 91 7j; kits. 65c: Labrador nerring, bbis, 98 ou; half bbls, I4t: Round abore aerrlng. 97 i0: ball barrel, 94 uu; mess salmwn per half barrel, 99 00; per kit, ti uu; boneless Cod nah, per pound, 7c; bank. Cod fish per

r3und,6c; No. 1 herring, per box, 40o; No. berrlng scaled, per nox, 5c: sard lne, halves, aic; quarters ic. No. i pickerel, hall bbl, 9o5o; quarter bbis, 92 25: kits. 9uc Leather Prices are unchanged. We quote: Oac slaughtered sole Is quoted at 7asooBuffalo, 30h 36o ; harness 32a36c; npper ZlaXioper foot; French calf, 91 7a2 i5: French kip, 91 10a! 60; collar, per foot, 20c; bridle, per dozen, 948 OOattO 10: domestic calf, 91 iOal 30; kip. domestic. flOcasl 10. Lumber Domestic : We have no changes to mate In quotations. We quote buying as follows: Walnut Nos. 1 and 2, 4-4 and up., green, 940a4ä per M.: Nos. land 2, X to A, green, 9 loa 4o per M ; culls, 4-4 and up., green, 815 per M ; Nos. 1 and 2, 4-4 ana up., dry, 9oOa55 per M; culls. 4-4 and up., dry, J.oaiioo per et. Poplar Clear. 4-4 and up., green, 93 50a25 clear, 4-4 and up., dry, 92öa2ts per M; common. 4-4 and up., grt en, 1)4 per M: common 4-4 and np., dry, 9iöal7 per M ; clear, , green 9lüai; No.2,,reen, LiaUper M. Ash Nos. 1 and 2, 4-4 and up., green, 920a 22 50 per M ; No. 1 and 2, 4-4 and up., dry, 922 do a-25. Pine We quote selling prices as foPows Nos.l and 2 clear, per M. ieet, green, 847 VU; dry, 95o 00; flooring, dreesed5 M UUa30 00; siding, dressed, 915 U0al9 uu; stock boards, rough, 1 18 0Ual9 00; common boards, 914 00: bill Btuff, to 16 feet, 914 uo, bill stuff, over 16 feet, 915üta220u: heavy timbers. 91 0U extra per M.; sheeting, 912 00; A sawed shingles, 93 40a36u; No. 1 shingles, 92 5u; poplar shingles, 93 UO; lath, 92 75; Southern pine flooring, dresoed. 40 U)s45 On. Cannes uooDS Prices are unchanged, We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lbs, 91 25al 85; 3 lbs, 91 85al 75; Yarmouth corn, 92 20a2 25; Mountain sugar, 92 M 25; Peaches,21bs, 91 75aHV); 3 lbs, 92 bua 2 0; Strawberries, 2 lbs. 92 0ua2 25. Raspberries, 1 lb-, 92 2öa2 50. Whortleberries, 92 26a 2 ao. Pineapples, 2 lbs, 82 26. Yarmouth succotash, 92 26a2 iu. Green Peas, 94 7ia2 25. String beans, 91 35al 40; Bartlett pears, ti 2Sa2 U. Uma beans, U uu. Pumpkins, 3 lbs, 91 teal 75. 1 ornod beef, 2 lbs, 94 ct4 to; 6 lbs, 912 5oal3 00. Dried beef, Jacob's, 15c.; low tirades. 14c Cove oysters, lull weight. 1 pound, 91 IOal 20; 2 pounds, 52 0ua2 10; light weight, 1 pound, 0a85c; 2 pounds 91 t al 75. Lobsters, 1 pound, 82 25; 2 pounds, ti 25. Calilornia salmon. 1 pound, 92 50a2 7o; 2 pounds. 93 50a3 bo. n uts Soft shell ed almonds Quoted at2la23c; filberts 14al6c; walnuts, French, 11c; Naples, old, 15c; new 17al8c; Br axil nuts 10a lie; peanuts, red, raw, 8a8c; white Virginias lue; roasted 8c higher. iron ans steel A fair trade is reported in Iron ana nails, and prices ate steady. We quote: Bar iron is quoted at 92 55a2 65. Sheets rolled, 10 to 14, 4c; 15 tc li, 4c;27, 4c. Charcoal, lo advance on above rates. Other sizes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Steel is quoted as follows: Sanderson's best English tool. 23c: American tool, 16c: sprine steel. 1 inch, 12c; 1 Inch and over, loc;German steel, 9o: mill pick shapes, k"c. Horse 6hoe. Burden's. 15 1 0 Der keg; mule, Si higher: plow wines, steel 7c. Tinners' Stock We ' h ve no change to make in quotations. We quote: Tin plat is quoted, for IC. lux 14, charcoal, first quality, at. 99 5J; IX, ditto, at 912 OU; IC, 14x20 roofing tin, 9500. Brass kettle, 45c; No 27 iron B, 44 1, 10c; No 27 smooth lron,6c. Moorehead's galvanized Iron, 30 per cent discount froja. lisL Zinc, per sheet. 11c: per cask, 10o. Pig tin, strait's, 27c. WireBright and annealed 40 per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 35 per cent discount. Solder Tinner's 18c. " Copper Sheeting, 14 to 15 oz, 34c ; punished, 14 to 16 oz.4oc ; bolt copper, 34c; bottoms, 34c LeadPig, 8c; bar, tfc; antimony, lue: Babbit metal. Iba20c. Wooden Ware No. 1 tubs per doz, 98a

Churns, common, per dozen, 9?a9 ftu; No 1, ceur viiunis urass-oouna, 82ia22; NO. 2 ditto, sij&21;No. 1 ash Churns. 814 00: No. 2 ditto, 912: No. 3 ditto. 810: stave balf-ousnel measure 95 50; hoop Iron bound ditto. 96 öua: keelers Ave in nest. 9123: meal selves. 14-16, 9l75a2: ditto is, in wi&i ao; o u buckets, two-boop, iimai uu oitio, inree noops, upu. Hardware We quote axes 51 ' l'al2 CO per doz. as to quality ; farm bei s, U lbs, 9il0;rij tu,wi; outos, t wiin ;u per cent ciscount tome trade, li bronzed, Ho per cent to quota tions added. Oiia Prices steady. We quote linseed oil at 56 62c; raw and boiled, taf6: white strained laid, 91 10a" la- No. do95casl 05: No. i do. soaytjc: castor on. 8iioai 2 : neatstoot oil, II; fish oil ( Banks), 5raöCc; flsb oil (S;ralis) vSa7uc; tanner's oil, 42c; Labrador, 0a85c: neanugm, icaisc; cual oil, l .nc; fine ma chinery oil, 4 a9oc; lubricating oils, 2('a:tc; W. Va. lubricating, Äa&c ; natural rock, 3ual c; tanow on, si uiai iu. Window Glass Prices are steady and we quote. txlü 84 2o;luxl2 84 50; 10x14 84 75; bxlfi j6 25; lux 18 85 2?, with 40 per cent, off to the trade. Pig Iron Prices are auotably unchanged. wi.h a limited demand. Tbe following quo tations lairiy represent mis market: hot blast charcoal. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton 823 00321 00 4m Hanging Rock, No. 2, per ton... 22 00 Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton... 20 00(421 00 Southern Brands, No. 1, per ton. 22 (Mt( ontnern uraods, f orge.per ton 2 W(ut Virginia, No. 1, per ton 22 uu -a 23 00 Virginia, No. 2, per ion 21 uu& Virginia Forge, per ton 20 00(j TON E-CO AL AND COKE. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton 21 00922 00 Hanging Kock, f orge, per ton 19 uoa'2u uu Red bort, No. 1, per ton 25 (0 Ked Short, force, ner ton 22 CUrz24 (Ml Am. Scotch, No. 1, per tonMM 23 W&2i uo COLD BLAST. Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, ton. S9 00.340 00 Missouri, Car Wheel, per ton. 84 0U(g35 Ui southern Brands CarWheel.ton 20 OO1330 00 Machinery and Forge, per ton 29 00(434 UU Blooms, per ton MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. June 26. Flour Dull and strongly in buyers' favor; receipts 24,uo bar rels: No 2 family 82 23 43 uu; supernne west ern and state 3 60 s4 10; cotumuu to gord xtra Western and state 94 60a4 Vo; good to choice Western and state 95 U"5 60: white wheat ettra western and state la ssfti 7); xtra Ohio 94 757 tu; Sr. Louis 95 0tu8 7; Minnesota patent procnas, go.td to choice. 9i 7039 00. Kye flour Steady; Western 94 75 a5 lj. Urn meal More doing; Western 82 t5 (t 00. Whi at Moderate demaLd; receipts . 12.ihi basnets: No 1 Milw ukee spriue bl2l 13l;No 1 MilwaaKee spring, ungraded, lllfl nil 20; NO 2 Milwaukee spring prime 91 17; No 8 Milwaukee spring prime v cjn uu;o bicago spring 8.1(0.1 li : winter red Western, Infer! r. 9jc. Kye -Dull: state o.a9 c: W.te n 82485c- Canada, in bond, 84a96c Barley Dun. ftiai-yuiet; uauaoa western prime 41 ö5. Corn -Fair and Dim; reotpi lilNO bushels: Western damaged, and heated: 494 5 c; Western m.x-d, no g-ade, 51 Ac; mixed no grade, steam r, tcvc; ie wetern mixed, ungradeed. 6)c. Data Moderate in quiry at d prices uncuang-d. Hay Hetvy aud uncnangea. uops uucnangea. o .uee Quiet but firm; Rio cargoes .5 sj,(l8c; Jobbing 15lWc gold. bugar Fair 10 good refining 7(a3c; prime ac; rennea ver fl--m: Muscovado 7 8"c Volasaes Quiet and unchanged. Rice Q,aiet and uncbauged. I'eiroleum Very nrm; crude 8c; renned 15 c; cases 18 lc. Tall .w Dull at about ty8o. Kessln Quiet; strained 91 0 ! 75. Tur pentine Quiei ; spirits auc. ig firmer: We urn i7&2 c. Pork rlrm; new mess 9 9 3t!9 4". Beef Quiet and u haosed. Bacon Western long ciesr miaaies iuo; city lo. g cte r mbtdies iab.o Lara--Very aulet;drime Hteana SU oan 74. Kut ter Heavy: Western new 13a24c C ee-e sready ; 4ltc Whisky Unsettled ; 91 12 bid for regular. CHICAGO, jone ztt. -nour-Quieu wni -Hrm and in good demmd at lo er rates: JHo t Chicago spring -I urspotor Jnne;9i 4 or Jul. ; 91 4al ny, for August; No 3 Cb'cago spri n g 8 ic ; re1 ecu-d 77 7 Sc. Corn N o a 46 a 46 c lor spot 47gC Dia ror .J Qt e ; 40c 11a f r July: 6Tt bid tor august, oats No. 2 29o for cpot, June ana July; 29c lor August: re jected 24c. Rye Faird mand; t8 69c ßatley Firm: 580 lor spot :&859o for juiy. rork -91 10 19 15 or spo ;9l8 9t f r J-ly. Lard 9 1 1511 21 fo- epot; 911 15ll 17 for July. Bulk meats a eady : 7, 7. iut ; amoae 10c Receipts Flour. IO.O1O barrels; wheat, 9;,00 bushels corn. 8 0, uo bushels: oats, 4,'mO bush els; rye, 3,0 0 bushels. Shipments F our, l'.OOi Darreis; wneat, 4,iwu ousneis: corn. auu,uuu bushels: oats. 2 l.oot busbets: rye. 0) busbe is; barley, l.oou bushels; map, 4m bushels. On tbe ca 1 board th s afternoon wb at was e sL-r;81 03(al 0 Jior Ja y; 91 04 for Anguf. Corn-Qulei; 6o for July: 46i itfyfl for Auvu-t. Oats Quiet and lower; 2o for jane or July. ST. LOG IS. Jone 26 Flour Ttcbanged. W neat Unsettled: No 2 red (11 flMtjld-aj-h: No 3 red tali 81 (9 ; a-kd. Coru Lower; No 2 mlxd 42fo43c bid ca h: 43c for June. ats ower to sell; Nox mixed a c a. 1 vm Ijm.r. "7 .Kw. Man Nn KB M. Whi8ky-äteady;ti H. )ork-Hlgher; liaw

VVZV1 t-NorolDally ODCbanged. 75;nHv(i wrmly.I wln'-r 81150 ay-ked. lloga Cattle Quiet and m. changed, very little lng Receip.s-Fiour 2, ou barrehi; whi 10?55 bushels; corn 112, 00 bushels;oats 7.0iobush--els ; rye none ; hogs 6,7uo bead ; cattle 3,10J head. CINCINNATI, June 26. Cotton-Quiet; llc. flour-Dull: extra 95 005 60. WheatDull; white 91 uoil is. corn-steady and n.rm,; ii!0 Oa.-lH: white ?338c. Ryepull 1: 7475c. Pork -Firm; held at 920 00. frdin?Uve; eteam '1 25; kettle 9H00-a . rlQlk meats-etrong; shoulders 97 75 bid: uar,rtD at '51-?1 higher; clear 910 62 i 'U 7a. Bacon Firm; 98 6j. 98 75.810 87 .Ä 'i'.1 124.- ÖogaadVin I flfn? fair to good llaht Si fvo-i 90; lair to good, heavy 6 106 2i; roeipts 1,2. head; sblp. ments 241 head. Whissv-8l 10. ButterChoice Western reserve 17S18c; Central Ohio l5o16c: packers are paying lie. TOLEDO, June 26 Flour Dull. WheatDull and lower; No 2 whlie Wabash 8131 No 1 white amber Michigan 81 27: ho 2 white amber Michigan 91 3; wbite amber Michigan 91 18; seller July 9118; No 2 amber Michigan 95c; No 2 red. winter 9' 18. CornDull and lower; high mixed 6lc; seller July 51c; stller August held at 62c; low mixed 4Sc; no grade 46c: no grade Dayton and Michigan 63 61. Oata-Quiet:No 8 31c; white 34 c; Michigan held at 32c Receipts Flour loO barrets; Whe.t I2,tmi bushels; corn 14,'tlO oaU 15,010 bushels. Shipments Flour .00 barrels: wneat 48,mo bushels; corn 6.4 jü bushels; oats 49,0 v bushels. PHILADELPHIA, June 2. Flour Dull ; extra 91 54 6; Minnesota famllv 55 20,46 25; Ohio and Indiana ?6 2);ü6 75. Wheat Qolet but steady: Western red 8 c a9i 1". Corn Yellow 56(&58c. Oa s-Irregul ir; white 33iuci mixed j9:ip. WbUky-5l 14. Petroleum Mrm; crude loiic; refined 1414c Butter New York stste and Bradford county extras Zitate; New Y'ork state and Braaford. county firsts 2l2.'c: Western extras H2flc Cheese-Firmer; lancy 9Sloc. Fags 8teady: lbl9c .or t astern; Western 171S3. BALTIMORE June 2. Flour Durl and heavy. Wheat Firmer; Western amber oa track tl 35: Western red 91 1(8125. Cornhull and lower; Western mixed 57c OatsQuiet but firm; Wtateri white S537e; Western mixed 3la3'c. Rye Nominally unchanged. Hay Dull and beavy. Provision Steady and Arm. Pork no 50j21 C . Bulk: meals hulder S8; clear rlo 810 75 loose. Bacon S.ouiders 99 25; clear rib 812 U0. Lard tea?y. Butter-Quiet bu firmer. Petroleum-Strong; crude rf;8c: refined ltf.a 14c Whisky Nominally 81 13. MILWAUKEE, June 26, Flour Dull. Wheat Opened qu el but a snade higber, and closed weak: No t Milwaukee 91 13; hard Milwaukee 91 21; No 2 Milwaukee 10; August I 07; No 8 Milwaukee ic. Corn Nominally firm; No 2 44 dl c. Oats-No 2 2e. Rye Leas firm; No I 72c. Barley Nomiual y steady; no 2 spring 72c; No 8 spring 40c Freights Dull wheat to EutlKlo2c;toOswegotc. Receipts -Flour 100 barrels; wheat 99,0OJ bushels. Shipments Flour 9.00 barrels; corn 58,000 bushels. r)tIISVILLE, Jane 2-Cotton-llc. Flour Extra 91t3 75; family 84JH'1SJ; A No I 85t035 75;fancy tb Oi)7 n. Wheat 90caSl 08. Corn White '0c; mixed 4Sc. Oats Dull; white 3c: mixed 3;c. Hay-5iato.qi4 to. Pork 820 0. Bulk raests Shoulders 97 623 7 75; clear r'b 810 2 : clear 1.0 75. Racon Shoulders 98 f2s875; clear rib 910 00; sides 111 75. Hams -1411 vc. Lard-Tierce 13c; keg l'Jc. Whisky-5110. Bagging-123l2c. BOSTON, Jane 26. Flour Demand confined to small lots; prices unchanged. CornMixed and yellow Western new 6n63c: re

jected tc58c. Oats Dull No 2 white and niixea sosMcc; rejected 30&36c: No 1 white 44 fiiOc. CLEVELAND, June 26. Petroleum Un chanvd and demand good ; standard white 110 lest 12c ; prime whtie 150 test 13c, car lota cash. OSWEGO, Junö 24. Wheat-Steady; No IMilwaukee club 9123. No 1 white Michigan fl 50. Corn (Jt'c. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. east liberty, pa June 26. Beep cattle The receipts since and including Friday last have been 4,3 5 head, of which 2Ö5 cars were through stock, 28 cars l r sale here, making a total for the veek enulng this day ot ."ywi bead; age Insi ti.KlO head lat week. The supply so lar is vt-ry light for yard Kalef, and. as none but local butchers are on hat.d, only retailing has b en done, and can not possibly form reliable quotations Hogs The receipts lor the 4 days past bave been 9,350 bead, making a total for the week; of 14,24 1 bead, against 1H,9J0 head tbe week before; Yorkers to 011(40 2 j ; Philadelphias 96 2 6 i. Sheep The receipts for the 4 d?ys past have been 8,-f 0 head, making a total lor the week of 16.0UO herd, aglnt 10 head the week, before; selling at 84 50g5 25, NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET. New York, June 23 Reeves Receipts 4 25J head, making ,58 bead for tbe pist week against 8.120 for the same time last week ; trade exfemely dull and prices unchanged. SO car loads remain unoid. 4 Sheep Receipts 8 7ni. making 23,40 for the otst week against 17 2 .0 for ihe same time last week. Good sheen dull and lower w th limited trade and Bales ranging at f4fid. Lambs Quiet and easier at n.y, a few extra Kentucky lan,b selllDg t 19 50. Swine Receipts 9,S40head. making 24,130 beaa for tbe week against I9.U10 for tbe same time last week; 1 cr load of fat corn-fed Oh:o averaging 2.7 pounds sold at tdtb,'iper 110 pound live weight. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, June 26. Cattle Receipts 1,500 head; Shinto en ts yohead. The market la lairiy active and demtn l god on shipping' account. Fa r to good natives 84 30(34 75; fcod to choice graded 9 1 50 , 5 i0. FOKK1UN MARKETS. Paris, June 2S Rentes, luff 75c. Antwerp. June 25. Fine American Petro leum 3of. Frankpobt, June 26. American securities New 5s, 10-.. Liverpool June 2C Cotton Easier bat not quotsbly lower: easd: sales of 8,OjO bales, includ De l.ox'btiesor pecuiatlon and expott, and ,70j bales of American. lxjsDofi, June 286 p. m. The amount ot bullion gone Into the Hank ot England on balance to-day is X2VXK Tbe rate of disxfunt n rpen market tor three months' bills waal prr cent., being J per cent, below the Ban k of Eng and rate. Consols lor moDe 91; on account vi. united states bonds--. 186a, 105: tt-20a, 117. 10s; 10-4W 107: new fa. ,. New York Cen tral 98; Krie railway ab area 12: Erie preferred 18. Tallow-Fine American 47s. Linseed oil :2'4(o2is. 5 MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY AGO OR.H. D. SELLERS, A CELABRATED PHYSICIAN OF PITTSBURG. Discovered and nsed in his practice tbe popular remedy Hlowd thioughoui the country as HELLERS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP. This is no auack remedy. Thousands are living witnesses of Its wonderfu curative powers. It is ple-saat to take, and sure to oure coughs, colds, croup broncnlal affections tickling In -he throat, and al diseases of a kindred uaxnie. K. r neuer o., niwourg, Pa., are a so proprietors of Johnson's Rheumatic compound, the great Internal remedy for rheumatism, nenralm. beadcbe. etc Their lr. sind y'a tid kearrher Its mostwonderiu reiuedy. it cures at. D'ooaana skin disease , sucb as t ter, scrofulous affections, ulcers bo li pimp e. mrcurial diseases etc Tbe g-nulue baa R. E. Sellers A CO. s name O-i tbe 001 ton o eacn wrapper. You can have a d tor always l toe nouse oy keepirg SELLERS' FAMILY MEDICINES on band. . . For sala by all druggists and country aeai rs