Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 66, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1878 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1878.

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notSEUOLD MATTERS. Air your bed rooms daily. Begin economizing for the winter. Clean your cellars and outbuildings. Examine your furs for fear of moths. Never fill your kerosene lamps after night Salt fish are quickest and best freshened by soaking in sour milk. Fish may be scaled much easier by dipping into boiling water a minute. ' Fresh meat, after beginning to sour, will sweeten if placed out of doors in the cool over night. Kerosene will soften boots or shoes which have been hardened by water and make them as pliable as new. Bait will curdle new milk; hence, in pre paring milk porridge, gravies, etc. the Bait should not be added until the dish ia prepared. Clear boiling water will remove tea stains ' and many fruit stains. Tour the water . through the stai n and thus prevent its spreading over the fabric Nosk Bleed. If the use of cold water will not Btop the bleeding, place powdered alum in the nose and leaye it there until the wounded vein is healed. Ointment and kerosene mixed in equal proportions and applied to bedsteads is an unfailing bed bag remedy, and a coat of whitewash is ditto for walls of a log house. To Clkas Bbass. lm morse or wash it several times in sour milk or whey; this will bright n it without scouring; it may then be scoured with a woolen cloth dipped in ashes. To Pbeskkvk Egos. A pound of lime and ne pint of salt to three gallons of water. Put all eggs not wanted for daily use into this brine, and they will keep all the year round, and the whites froth almost as well as fresh egs. Beeswax and salt will make your rusty flatirons as clean and smooth as glass. Tie a lump of wax in a rag and keep it for that r.uriws When the irons are hot rub them first with the wax rag, then scour with paper or cloth sprinkled with fine table salt. Chickexs roa Lcjtch. Spat a young chicken down the back, wash and wipe dry, season with salt and pepper. Put in a dripping pan. and place in a moderate oven; bake three-quarters of an hour. This is much better for traveling lunch than when seasoned with butter. To Make Potato Bisccit. Boil mealy potatoes; pare and mabh tbem; put two good sized ones to a quart of Graham flour, and rub them in as you would shortening; then wet with sweet milk or water, knead well, roll, cut into small biscuit; prick with a fork, and bake in a quick oven. If broom are dipped for a minute or two into a kettle of boiling suds once a week they will la3t much longer. It makes them tough but pliable, and a carpet is not half as much worn by sweeping with a broom thus cared for. A good housekeeper will cot fail to see that ber brooms are all thus Bcalded, at least occasionally. Dr. Dio Lewis, declares, substantially, that the disease of which a majority of American babies die is feather pillows that is to say, the diseases of which most of them die are produced oy feather pillows, through the over beating of the brain. Hence, in his opinion, the. great American baby-saver is the straw pillow. 'It makes me bhiver," he says, "to think of the number of deaths among these precious little ones, which I have myself seen, where 1 have no doubt tha. cool, straw pillows would have saved them." Which sounds reasonable. Pure ciJer vinegar is the best vinegar msde; that manufactured from wine is excellent, but much too expensive for general use. To make a firs; class article from cider is a very tini pie matter so much s that many porjoloists turn the entire product of their apple orchards into vinegar, as the len?t troublesome and often the most profitable ns that can be male of it. It Is only cectssary toltt the acid fermentation take .lace ia the right temperatnre, with the un op?n and a tittle "mother" added from a barrel already made and in U99. To Tki.l the Age or Fowls. If ahen'sspur iibard and Die scales of I be leg are tough, e is oi l, whether you see ber head or not; but her h-ad will corroborate your observation. If theurdrrbillisso stiff that you cannot becd it tUro, and the comb thick and rough, leave her, no matter how fair and plump, tor some ere lets particular. A young hen hai onlythb regiments of spun; the scales on the legs are sinooth, flossy and fresh colored, whatever the color may be, the claws tender and short, the nails sharp, the under bill rofr, and the comb thin and smooth. An old turkey bas rough scales on the lfgs, callosities on the soles of the feet, and long ttroog claws; a young one the reverse of all these niirks. When the feathers are on, the old turkey cock has along tuft or beard; a young one. but a sprouting one, and wbsn they are off, the smooth scales on the legs decide the point, beside the difference in sizs of wattles of the neck and in the elastic shoot upon the neck. An old goose when alive ia known by the rough legs, the strength of the wlngi, particularly at the pinions, the thicKness and strength of the bill and fineness of the feathers, and, when plucked, by the legs, the tenderness of the skin under the wings, by the pinions and the bill and the coarseness of the skin. Ducks are distinguished by the same meai.s, but there is the difference that the duckling's bill is much longer in proportion to the breadth of the head than the old duck's. AUHICULTURA1. KOTKS. SkdCorji. If a full supply was not selected when cutting it should be done at the busking. Lice os Stocx Galves and yearlings and cows and oxen as well, when infested with lice, should be freed at once by rubbing the skin with a mixture of sweet oil and kerosene in equal parts. Exchange. Amockt or Feed fob 200 Surzr. A sheep of 100 pounds live weight will require during the winter three pounds of bay and one-half a pound of grain per day, or an equivalent of other food; and to each 100 head there may be given in addition, daily, tour bushels of chopped turnip. At lenst 20 square feet yard room should be allowed each sheep, and from 10 to 15 square feet in the sheds, which are preferable to barns. Secure the Crop. Many farmers, as well as other people, are always behind nana. They go to large expense and much labor to produce crone, and then permit them to waste. There are potatoes yet ungathered, corn unhusked, badly shocked corn stalks exposed to the weather, potatoes and fruit daily depreciating, etc. A dollar paid for extra help cow is better than losing ten dollars by delay in securing or properly storing the crop. As a contrast to the condition of the people of to day compare the statement of IlalIsm, that, in the time ot Edward L, or even Henry V., tb gentry drank little wine; bad no foreign luxuries; rarely or never kept male servants, except for husbandry; their horses were Indifferent; tbey seldom traveled. A knight who posted il50 per annum rawed for extremely rich; and Sir John F jrtescae speaks of Lb a year as 'a fair living for a ytoaian." Seeps. In an experiment by Professor Deal on the germinating power of seeds purchased of elx of our Icadiiif seedsmen, eight

varieties were tested, and the average percentage which germinated from the same nuber and species purchased of each seedsman was 60. 70, 65, 76, 7L. The highest figures were 97 per cent, for carrot seed, and the lowest 2 percent, for lettuce. These figures illustrate the desirability of the grower's name being indorsed on each package of seed, so that he may bear the responsibility. These articles bv Professor Beal add much

to the value of the Rural New Yorker, in which they are published. VismifQ j? aem3. A professional duty with every good farmer, in the early fall, is to visit tome of the best farms in his county or state, and take a few field lessons In agriculture. But there is nothing like a morning's talk with a live farmer among his stock and crops to stir up one's pure mind by waj of remembrance, at home. If you have been thinking for years of draining a field, go to some farmer who has a job of draining on hand, or completed, and study the process and the results. Such visits are not only a needed recreation that a busy farmer is fairly entitled to, but profitable in many ways. They give new facts, show one improved implements and new methods of culture, and help to economize labor and make money. Think twice before saving you can not afford the time. Certainly you can not afford to do without these visits. Plaktiso Peach Stones. How shall I manage my peach pits? I am advised to save them dry through the winter, crack the pits carefully in the spring, and plant the kernels. Is this correct? T. T. F. Junction City, Kan. Answer. If you have but few, place the oita in a box provided with thorough drain age, in layers between clean sand, the whole, pits and rand, not more than one foot in depth. If you have many, select a well drained spot with a firm bottom; dig out four cr five inches of soil, leaving the bottom smooth and hard. Turn out the pits on this bottom so the soil may come in contact with every pit and cover with about three inches of earth, so the whole is level. In the spring, at planting time, the most of them will be sprouted, and a large number will have lost their shells. Pick out and plant immediately in well prepared ground. Do not crack the pits, however carefully it may be done; it is apt to impair the kernel. The plan we have given is that practiced by the most successful nurserymen. Prairie Farmer. Roast Beef. Given a delicious cut from the loin of a grade short born that bas lain upon his comely sides marbled streaks of fat with the juicy lean, and this is'the way to turn out a roast fit for gods or meu: If the butcher has not already done so, remove the bone front the thin part, lay in a piece of suet that does not project beyond the width of the roast; then fold it around against the thick of the meat. Skewer it, being careful not to run the skewers through the choicest of the meat. With larding pins fasten on the side that is to lap up some thin slices of bacon, or, if it is preferred, some thin slices of suet. Wrap it closely in a thick sheet of paper, lay it in a dripping pan that is not much larger than itself, and place in a hot oven. Keep the oven hot, yet not so hot as to scorch the fat Fifteen miuutes to the pound after it is heated is the usual time allowed for roasting, and from 10 to 20 minutes longer, if ft is liked well done. Of course, the thickness of the piece, and the condition of the meat must be considered, as well as the weight. No exact rule can be given, but will Boon be acquired by practice and observation. Remember, not one drop of water. Leave the paper around it until you sea that it has drawn its own jalc?s sufficiently to baste it; then remove the paper and baste frequently and as quickly as possible. Salt it when it is about two-lhlrds done. If it is raited when first put in the oven, the salt draws the iuices out of the meat and bas a tendency to toughen and harden it The last half hour, dredge it with flour when you baste it See that it browns evenly. Cooked in this manner the meat retains all its juices, and is delicious as delicious can be. Bewabe or Stock Speculation. We are constantly receiving letters from subscribers, far and near, especially the far off ones, Inquiring if this, that or the other "banking house" or "stock dealer" or broker" is railable; if such or such a scheme is not worth a little trial, etc We say most emphatically. 1st all stock speculators severely alone. If you have money for which you bare no further use, present or future, and which you must throw away in gambling, or some other loolish manner, you may turn it to the acquisition of useful, though unsatisfactory experience by sending it to some winsome, smooth talking, unknown, irresponsible operator in storks for others, to be invested (if not pocketed) in "puts," "calls," "options," ' s trail d es." "double privileges," "combinations," etc, etc It is very eat-y to put on piper brilliant schemes, demonstrating very positively thst you can't lose, but must win. Now and then, not often, an investor is allowed to make a small "strike," just as a bait to others, or to have a brilliant example to refer to. Half a million or more circulars are sent out at a time to as many Individuals, informing each one that he ii the one selected (or such an exam pie. They are sent by shrewd writers possessing the knack of making others believe that they have special advantages for securing "points" in stock operations, the advantage of which they will be most happy to share with others (for a small commission!). Of course they are too rich, or too generous, to want to enjoy themselves all the bsnefit of their superior facilities for knowing what stock will rise, and what will rail. A regular stock boird is useful for the selling and purchasing of good stocks and bonds as investments, and there are repu table, long established firms who buy and sell on commission. But there are also numerous "bucket shops" and irresponsible "bankers" aDd "brokers" where the chief capital Is "assurance" and the ability to write advertisements and circulars of a taking character. So much for the present It necessary, we will hereafter give a chapter of details on the way things are done in Wall street Broad street Exchange street, etc In the meantime, to any reader who must invest a dollar or two, or a hundred of them, in New York stock speculation of any kind, we say, better put it into some organ ized, honest lottery (if you can find one), or into a horse race, or boat race, wbere you are sure the horse or boat that ought to win, and is expected to win, is not privately "sold out" after the beta are made (if you can find such an one!). American Agriculturist Hotnlna; Like lit It ettanala Alane! Such is the verdict of the medical world and the public, on Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Coughs, colds, influenza, all irritations of the organs of speech and respiration, vanish under its influence, like fogs before the sunlight. . Pike's Toothache drops cure toothache in one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents. nrunbea Slstfl. IIow many children and women are slowly and surely dying, or rather being killed, by excessive doctoring, or the dally use of some drug or drunken staff called medicine that no one knows what it is made of, who can easily b cured and saved by Hop Bitters, made of Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion, etc., which is so pure, simple and harmless that the most frail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can trust in them. Will jou b saved by them? Bee other column. A Farmer's Paper. We ask attention to the card of Tha Ohio Farmer of Cleveland, Ohio, in this issue of oUr paper, and recom mtnd it as one of the oldest and most valu able agricultural and family papers of the country. ' - Cbarley Tradollar told uj this morn'ng that his last sweetheart had a coor taste for the fine arts, but a highly cultivated clutch for ctocalatecaranieUi. New York News,

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FINANCIAL. Orncx or the Indianapolis Bistusel,) MOKDAT L'VISISQ, NOV. IS. f Local financial affairs are undergoing bat few changes. The demand for loans Is about the same-every day and rates of Interest rule steady. New York Financial Market. N ew York, Nov. 18. Money Easy at 3J3 per cent Prime Mercantile Paper tyi&4 jser eent Assistant Treasurer Disbursed f Jii.000. Customs Receipts $311,050. Clearings f6,t0U,U00. Sterling W days quiet at 481; do sight 486. Gold Steady at IW. Carrying Rules 1(211 per cent. Go vern me p ta Fli m. Railroad Bonds Buoyant. State Hecurlties Lull. The stock market was active and buoyant to-day for granger shares and Lake Shore, which advanced ftlV per cent, with final sales at aboat the best figures of the day. The coal stocks were quiet on slight fluctuations. Western Union fed off about 1 per cent In eaiiy dealings, but subsequently recovered. Haunlbtl and St. Joe preferred broke from to 37, and closed at a recovery of per cent. This was caused by the circulation of a rep rt that the forthcoming statement would be less favorable than expected. In the general list tne changes were slight, except In Union Paclflo and St. Louis, Kansas City aDd Northern preferred, which advanced about 1 per cent The market closed strong. Transactions on the stock exchange to-day aggregated 122,1)00 R hares, of which 1,000 were Lake Snore, 5.C00 Wabash, 22,000 Northwestern common, 13,000 Northwestern preferred, S.OOU St. Paul common. 11,000 St Paul preferred, 6,000 Lackawanna, 2,uoo Illinois Central, 2,600 Union Pacific, 6,000 St. Joe preferred. U.uoo Western Union and 2,000 St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern. Coupons, 8J lC87i Joupons.,tt5(new).l(W4 Coupons, 67.....,.-105 Coupons, tS8 108 Vew S ........... .JOM Sew 4s 101)2 New - loi. 10-408 107 10-44 (coupons) .JOT Northwestern. 44 Do preferred C. C. C I . SlfJ 'i K. J. entrai Rock Island St. Paul Do preferred.. 32 US waoasn. Kort Wayne. Terre Haute... 10U currency os ui 2 . U. Telegraph Quicksilver..... Do preferred-. Paclflo Mail Uarlposa .-. Do preferred Do preferredChicago A Alton Do preferredOhio A Miss 10 , 14 , Pi 102 Del. A lck M 60 A. A P. Telegraph. 27?i Missouri Paclflo- lW Cht Bur.&Q 1K Hannibal A St. J.. 15 Do preferred... 8 C. P. Bonds 107 U. P. Bonds.... 107 U. P. Land Gr'nt.l(r4j 2! Adams Express....l05 We lis-Fargo Ex. 98 kmerican Ex 48 anlted State fix. 47 S. Y. Central 1US4 31 iOtMM Do preferred Harlem ........... Ulch. Central. r4 81 14 122 H4 U. P.Slnk'g r"na.nrj Tennessee (old). Slii Panama. Tennessee (new) Virginia (old) ... Virginia (new) aiiasoorl 6a J. P. Stock. 23 24 Lake Shore Hnnis (wntral my. Cleve. A Pitt - 81 COMMERCIAL. Trade in nearly every department of com merce Is fairly active. There Is a good Inquiry for provisions and prices are well maintained. Flour is 6teady and unchanged. Country pro duce is In fair demand and prices rule 6teady. Corn la weak and lower. Oats In good demand. The following were the receipts and ship ments of leading articles during the preceding twenty-four hours, as reported to the board of trade: .Receipts Shlpmta P our, bbla. 4.900 6,000 lo.suo 1S.TO0 7,000 400 waeat. Da. Corn, bu 17,200 Oats, buM Rye, bu Barley, bu. 1,600 .- Bran. tons... Cornmeal, bbla .700 ' 100 5iK) SOU Starch, bbla . Hay, tons . li i ard, cs Provision, tons . 40 230 INIIIANAPOLIS MARKETS. . Rre-sdNtalla. ITLOCR We quote: New process, W E0$7 00; fancy, am 50: family, CM 40: low grades, rj 25 as. Buck heat flour. Sj wm per bbl. Wheat We qnote: No 2 anitx-r, 87c: No 2 Mediterranean. e!K bl I : No 2 red,t7c bid M)c Bklrtxl No S red. Sic bid. Corn We quote: White, No 2, nominal at S3e; white, N A, nominal at b2c; yellow, 32c; high mixed, old. 3Jc bid; new sold at 2c. mixed, old. 31 s c 4ld: new,saieat 27c: new mixed, December, otfered at 2jc, 27Hc bid. Oat; We quote : No wnite, xlc bid; mixed. ZOO bid; rejected, wso diu. Kvr-Wnuuote: No i. 4210 bid. Kraw In good oemand at ti per ton, held at S4M. Conntry Produce. nmTER The market is dutl and weak, Choice sweet table butter is in only fair re niiM,t. Common grades are negUcted under an excessive supply. We quote strictly rhnira fnwh table butter, from store, at 11 13c per lb; medium grades are held at 10c, but there la uo demand; In ret lor, ($oc. Pottltht in koou hupdt, WeQUOtetLive tnrkova. dull, aud nvjstlv In poor condition. 6so pur lb; live ducas, SI H0 per dox. Ltve fowl, bens, verv dull at It 5041 75 per dos: roosters, 5125 per dot; young chickens, 11 25 31 50 per dox; geese, full leathered, 94 20 per (Jams In fair request. Wequote: Ducks, $175 2per dot; w. Id turners, 3sc per 10; prairie chicaens scare at wwiai jr uuj uuau, m trnnA nrtiMlltlrtn. Vblll brlDK 7dT&90C Der UOX. Eoos Are In good loc-rderaand. We quote strictly fresh selling irom store at ioivo nr Unl. if bath era We auote prime live geese at ,7o ; mixed, geese and duck, !XJ25oj old feath Tallow Is dull. We quote prime at 60; Grease Brown Sy&W, yellow 4i31?c; Waios4iun mixed l per lb; wool K fjafin Fruits We quote peaches (halves) elllnz from store at 4C4So: quarters, aDfc Beams Chotoe clean new navy will bring I126(l 35 per bu: clean mellum, SI 10(1 35; common, poor, 8ocll, according to quaJliy. Vegetable, fruits, Etc. - Quotations on rrmta and vegetables represent these 111 ug price xrvwa bmiiv. i iibTNCis-Choice held at t4i$4 50 per bu. lliCKORT Mjra-HheUbarkU perbu;40cper bu for lame. fw.iA mitt Dull: held at tvaa per 100. r'Ki.KKr a&atoo per bunch of one dozen We a note: Choice caltl rated nigh colored, S3 76ms per bu, 8a 25 nr bhl common wild. S2a2 2a per bu. borne Urm am held at t 60(30. imiEn sugar CoRS-Held at Biac per lb by the barrel. . , ,, iiDivni.ln eood supply and dull. We ouote: Catawba, choice fresh, 5360 per lb, lu basket. Malagas, flQfX per noi. w . uu fviifornla. n xxa3 6u ner box. A fi lis Are In good supp y and the market, quiet. We quote lair to choice at 11 2xl 75 per bbL Extra band picked eating aoples, 11 75 02 per bbl from store; selected Bellflowr.K Jo. t"OTATt Are la leas demand and the market quiet; supply good. Deaers are paying 400 per bu for peachblows, S53Sc per bu for ariv mast, rassets and peerless, loose from y,r, Vrvr a ram Choice home-srown yel low are In good supply and dull, held at tl 60 0175 per bbl; jersejs are in goou .u.u. with a fair supply on the market; held at 12 50 luaaint-Is In good supply; demand fair we quote: 750 per bbl. loose from wagons; i in fMm atsiM fnr hn1rttln ahlDDinff Order. ONioNH-Ara verr dull. Common held at $1. Choice yellow Danver,ll 60 per bbL Provision. Drt Haxt Meats Clear ribs, winter, S-aic ; ummer, 4o. , . Orekm MgATS-Sboul1era,c: sidei,. Jorhimo Prices Me pork held at 19 GO; ...a...,ru1 Ho ma rlii 1 a.1 UW.'SlOe. MOOOrdlng to average and brand; sugar cured shoulders, sc: breakfast ba'vjn. So : baoon. clear sides. BS: bacon, shouMers, to; kettle lard, Sweet Tickled Mea'ts Hams, summer, 64 f iMUa-ieona Market. . CBEiss fening at 6o for ordinary ; lOjllOSe CorrEEi-VVe quote ordinary 13 Quo: fair I4wi.s; nni lBitio: Drlnn l7aio; atrlcuy Srliue lKisso: choice isv,9: fauey IS DRoes-Opium 14 V4 ?5. Quinine hold at S3 t1ochonlliHO(S. Borax li.rl" paor held at aoi&o. Iodide poiash HSi .

Iodine So 25(15 60. Alcohol S2 12&2 20. Area-

foetlda 266c. Alum 4tf. Cochineal 80ric. Chloroform 8c90c. Copperas, barrels, ti tttt Cream tartar, pure, S5 W&C Indigo 11 101 20. Licorice, calab. genuine. SaraiOo. Magnesia, carb, 2 ox, 336c. Madder 12140. White lead, pure, 17 50. Castor oil. No 1, per gal, II lOJIl 20. Oil bergamot per lb. S3 503 75. Balsam copai ba 4Ui.xs. uoap, uastlie, Ufa-DC. Hoaa, oicarD, 36c. Salts, Epsom, 34o. Sulphur, flour, Exiy. Saltpetre B&ilOc. Turpentine &.-39c. Uiycerlne I8:s!c. Bromide potash Vi&xc. Chlorate potash Z2jc. roKKiox Burrs we quote: Layer raisins. new, S2 10(32 25: old K: loose Muscatel, new. 12 25 per box; old 92(02 25: London, 82 5Or2fl0. Citron 'OXfiJao per pound. rew curiam 0900. Dates 7fao per pound, rigs, arum, 01a, to; layers, new, 16c: old layers, fi&lOc. Malaga lemons. So 6036 bit. Florida oranges, 1(34 50. Hides Ureen salted, 7Sc; green salted can, 9fc; green salted kip, 8i9c; gruen cow, 60; green steer, 6c; green calf. 80; green kip. 7c;drymnt, iiuc; dry aaited, iosuc; damaged stock, ic less; pelt of this month's slaughter, 50(4-jc. Hobsk Shoes Burdens tii 25; mole shoes S5 25. Ikoh Bar sizes 1232 20; other auea at ine usual advance. Leather We Quote oak sole at 32&8c : hem lock sole at 243300; harness 90(334c: skirting 34 ia3c: roueh harness 25a27c: Pittsburg harness &H4.S8C ; bridle, per doz. 46054c ; city k i p 60;fc)c ; French kipsiai w;cny can sauna fejcoti is; French calf skins II 21 76. MoLAHfE and 8ykups New Orleans molasses 35(o0c ; common syrups 35(9 40c; medium 40fto0c : choice 50aoc : fancy 75crML. N ails K 20 per keg, lOd to 60d ; smaller sizes at regular advances. Horse naUs: Tens 15 per box ; other sixes at the usual advance. Oils unseed &tawo per gauon. Lara ou 6OC4600 for current make extra. Coal oil HQ 130 test lll2o. Rick 64(74o for North Carolina and Lou isiana. salt We ouote: l l0ai 15, car lot, ror Ohio . . TA VVi..lr mi in r 1 i J mom nmatl Isitfl 6OIO0 more frooa store; dairy 12 75&3 50 for 60 to 100 pockets. tsoAP uerman is quotea at ajiraoc. Sugars We qnote: Hards 10t.ai0?63; stan dard A 9iaiCc ; off A 90c; yellows of all grades Ty4(vc. Spices Pepper lfc918c ; alsploe 208j21c : cloves SOtfjooc; cassia 35(5100: nutmegs tec&tl 10 per lb. Ground goods Pepper 20.325c; ginger 20(1 5c : alspice 230o; cinnamon 40360o; cloves 60 foc; mustariT 2Vai5c; baking powders 1830c: cream tartar 254oc. Tinners supplies Best Dranas cnarcoai tlnlC, 10x14, 17 2i; IX 10x11, t60;IC, 14x20, roofine tin, so re; iu, zoxss, roonng iin, ou: block tin, in pigs 22c; In bars 23c. Iron 27 B Iron 3.40C : 27 C Ironic; galvanised 42 per eent discount. Lead In pigs 4c; in bar, 6Xe. . . . Wool We quote: unwashed at vht&jc; fleece washed at 27A30o; tub washed 30Ci34c; burry wool 6tI0o leas. Indianapolis Live Stock. Market. Union Stock Yards, Nov. 18. Hogs Receipts, 3,060 head; shipments, 207 head. The hoz market opened wlih a good demand from both packers and shippers. The receipts wtre fairly liberal for Monday, and before tne close 01 ine aay an were hoiu.hi prices varying but little from Saturday's quotatlous. Ine average quality was fair, and shnula the weather turn a little colder the de mand will be strong for both light and heavy hmriL Tha ranze of nricea was as follows: Common, 12 252 60; fair to good, 12 60(32 75. Mst or the better grades soia at re o, wnue a few of the best selected hogs sold as high as S2 85C2 90. Caitle The cattle market was iainy active, but the receipts were light. We quote: Prime shipping steers, 13 40.J3 75: good butcher steers, 3 t t3 50; good heifers, 1343 50: common to go cows, U vx&i; buns, si W&i . MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH. New York Market. New i ore-. Nov. 18. Cotton quiet but steady atB 716ail-16c; futures easy. Flour Dull; receipts oi.uw ddis; supernne western and state 13 253 63; common to good extra S3 75fc1 95; good to choice 141 60: white wheat extra i 5.V35 2o; extra Ohio 13 80(5; St. Louis 13 60(45 75; patent 5 08 25. Wheat in lair demanu: receipts i.o,owou; rejected spring 78c; unraded spring N6c; No 3 do use: ungraded red SI 021 00!$; No 3 do II 02(31 01: No 2 do tl OOMfll 07M: No 1 do atti n. liye Dull ; o 2 western &8j8c. B-irley-Uull. Malt Unchanged. Corn In moderate demand; receipts 82,000 bu; ungraded 43itt'.c; No 3 43it3ic; No 2 4i.l7c. Oats Quiet; receipts 88,000 bu; No 3 white 32c: No 2 Chicago 32c; mixed western 33(&32c; white do 39jc. ... Hay Quiet and unchanged; snipping ocxs 40c. Hops Steady. Collee Qutet and unchanged. Hugar Dull and unchanged; fair to good rcfluiug lsln. Molasses Quiet ana uncuangeu. Klce Mtendy. Petroleum null: united S5?&S6lc: crude SV'o: r,-tlnrd Tallow in luoceraie oemana at wsvytfi Itosln ieiny attl 3S4140. spirits Turpentine--3L,;ic. Fggs Steady: western 25c. Piovtslons Port nominally unchanged; mess 17 8 iftS. llijef steady. Cutmeats steady; western long cl-ar 4c; short clear 6 1-ltlc. Lard uulet but steady; prime steam Id 25 tt 27Vic. Butter Heavy; western 26(aZ7c. Clieese Quiet; western 20. WhUky-Dull at 11 08. Baltimore Market. Baltimore. Nov.is.nour Dull and easier; western superilne f2 7533 J; do extra! 7o 4 25; do family f4 60 5. Wheat Western Dull and Irregular: closing firm; No t Pennsylvania red tl KX bid: No 2 western winter red, pot, II 0,: November tl asl M; December ti 0fl 01; January fl Ooral OV. corn western nrm, nigner ana quiet,; western mixed, spot, 4J4c; November 474Sc; December 45l5c: January 4'33Xo; steamer 4041o. Oats More active Dot lower; rennsyivni 2ti( :8c ; western w h tte 272sc ; do mixed $ao. Kye-Quietana nominal. Hay LMlland heavy: Pennsylvania tllU. ppivlsloos iulet and noranally steady: Jooblng trade only, wess pork is 7 uuik meats: loose snouiaers oic; cier n oiuc.i7jW 4iic: racked 4,4'5c. llacon snouioers c; clear rib sides 5 5Ho. Haras 110312. Lard: refined, in tierces, 17. .w Butter Market generally uuuicumr flrm; western rolls and packedat leisc. 1'elroieum uoiet anu ormi wug fined 9c. . Coflee Quiet and nominal; mo cargoes Z Wb laky-Dull and heavy. 11 09 at 09. cotton 5-lttd : flour 2s ti ; grain 8d. lleceipts-Flour s,H72 oois; wwh m,iw ou. corn HJJW bu; oatszi,w on; rjo w Shipments Wheat s.ou du; corn w.uuu ou. Cttleaar Market. Chicago. Nov. 18. Flour Nominally unchnged. W1 . . Wheat Active, am ana mgurr; iu a to win terSo cash and December; No 2 Chicago spring HVZe cash; 82H8c December; sales at Sl-o l-cmber5 k2nH4c January; No S do 6SHc; rejected We. Corn Active, nrm ana mguer. -" i 8lic December and January; rejeciea ?ics 30c. . . Oats In (rootl drmana ana a suaae nigner; 2i)jcash;20c bid December;20;5ao4c Janua ry : rejeciea io. Hartev Kxclted and higher: W3?Uocash;Wc December; extra No 3 uyuq'Ao Provisions Pork easier: W 80 cash and December; W 15 January. Lard ajeady and In fair demand : to K2W5 Kj cash: txi 87i De cember; S5 ViftS V7H January. BuikmeaU.qulet and weak at U S7H, iu ana t Whisky In rairuemana at tw. ItecelDtA Klour 12.000 bbls; wheat 158,000 bu; eorn loi.boo bu; oats 43,000 bu; ry 800 bu; barley J.uuu do. nn Hhlpmenta r lour wks nnuj -wuo 'r bu; corn 10,000 bu; oau: AW uu; rye ,uw bn ; barley ju.ouw du. . Atih nirwA Wheat In stood demand and a shade higher; 8:&. December; HiHo JanuOats Firmer and advanced JhC. Provisions Pork stronger; l 80 December; 8 ncck 20 January. Lrd steady ana un changed. . Boatoai Market. BoOTOif. Nov. 18.-Flour-Falr demand; supers SV8 25; extras S3 7o?4 25; Wisconsin extras 11(45; Minnesota rxtras $4 Hkib 75; wjntsr wheat Ohio and Michigan SI K(95 25; IUluola fj7a5h7H:Bt. Loulst4 7j. Corn In moderate demand; mixed and yellow 51ic; steamer &050$c; new quiet at 48 itt0o Oats-Firm and in fwir dmand: No 1 and extra white 87d4Pc: No J white 33c; No8whit SltiSte: mixed Bl3. ivye o-ks Hecelpts-Flour 6,509 bbls; corn 22j000 bu; whest 3 -,0)0bo. Shipments Klour 720 bbls, Blew York EJva Stock Market. NKW YORK, Nov 18,-Beeves Receipts 4,700 head; weather bwl for freah moaH: the trade demand lor cattle la very moderate; trade U

II 07(iW Ui'A: ungTaueu araoer i w amberllottlOlVJ; ungraded white II 010: No 2 do SI 05ai oiJi: No 1 do, sales of 4H.000 bu at II 0731 U7W; extra do, sales of 10,000 bu

extremely dull at a farther reduction from Friday; a few premiuai steers at $9 7510 25; some extra Act at f9 29 50: but 17(49 was the range for ordinary to ttrlctly prime. Including very fair corn fed ewers, 1.200 to 1,300 lbs, at S7 7x38; exporters took 1,100 head fat native steers atJajlO. rfhipicents for the week 200 head live cattle and 5,290 quarters of beef. Uheep Keceipts 12,400 head. Hheep barely steady at f35; lambs weak at H(a5; rat sheep, 100 to 110 lbs, tlt 50; fair lambs, 80 lbs, tl 50(9 4 75. Exporter ased three car loads sneep at tl 55 3a per leo lbs. Exports for the week 1.330 carcasses of muttons and 750 head of live sheep. Swine Receipts 17,fK0 head. Market slow at t)(3 25 per 100 lbs, with three car loads at f-S 12, and four car loads to ;11. Phlladelpltla Market. PBn.ADEi.PBiA, Nov. 18-Flour Dnll;supersupernnes S2 dO(a.'l; extras S33 50; Minnesota family 4 25(91 75; high grades Stt 60$7 lVm. Rye Flour-S3.

Wheat Dull and tending downward; No 2 red II 03ai (KPA; amber fl 0431 Otf; white II 05(El 07; No 2 Chicago 3o. Corn Irregular; yellow 46484Sc; mixed 4154c. Oats In buyers' favor; white western 28 auc ; mixea jo mtoe. Rye Dull; western 5l55o. Provisions Steady. Pork 182.5(49 25. Beef: In dia mesa 19c. Haras:tmoked 8 W(9tfc; pickled WIWac; green ojo. ulth anu; steam to . Butter Quiet; easUrn 21Q.2Jc; western 20 f Kggs Inactive; western 2t25c. Cheese Dull: western 7e. Petroleum Heavy: refined 9c; crude 7c. Whisky Easy; western at f 1 10. Receipts Flour 80 bbla; wheat 108,000 bu; corn lo.oou ou; oats 1:1,000 on; rye luo bu. ClnrlmnJtU Market. CmcnrwATi, Nov. 18. Ootton-rSteady at 9c. Flour Dull and nominal; family Sio 25. Wheat Dull; red a ad white 8895o ; receipts iz.uou du; snipmenxs ki.ow du. (Vrn Dull at 30(323. Oats Firm and in f ilr demand at 22(25c. Rye Dull at 4t50c. Barley Dull, weak and lower: No 2 fall tl Oil. Provisions Pork steady and In fair demand; 18 25 cash; 18 bid, 18 25 asked January. Lard easier; steam ta Kj; kettle nominal. Bulkmeats quiet; partly cured shoulders (3; short rib 14. Boxed meats firm and In fair demand; sales shoulders 13 12 4 spot: short rib 14 22a 4 25 November; long clear and short clear ti 2i spot, liacon quiet nut steady at U 25, l av, S4 7a. Whisky Active and flrm at tl 04. Butter Dull and di coping. Linseed Oil Firm at 68a.T9c Hogs-gteady at 12 .103. Receipts 10,179 head ; shiDinenu 4u neaa. Forvltm Markets. London, Nov. 18, 5 p. m. Consols for money 95 13-16; do account K. Railroad Securities Illinois Central 79; Pennsylvania Central 33; Reading 14; Erie 194: preferred 33. United States Bonds 5 20s of 18S7 108; 10-40s jo4; new os loo-'i: iuo;. The amount of ou uongone info the Bank of England on balance to day Is 21,003. Petroleum Kefluel 7J4S78s. Linseed Oil 25s 5d. SpirlU Turpentine 22s 6d522s 9d. Paris, Nov. 18. Rontes 112f55c. Antwerp, Nov. 18. Petroleum 22f. LiTVERPOoi Nov. IS. Cotton Quiet at 6 9-lfra 6d; sales 10.000 bale, including 1,500 bales for speculation and export, ana o.tuu uajes Anier lean, l'ork 42s. SpiriU Turpentine 23s 6d. Milwaukee Market. Milwaukee, Nov. 'IS. Flour Quiet and steady. Wheat Dull; opnel and advanced Jc, closed flrm; No 1 Milwaukee hard 99Vjc: No 1 Milwaukee K7c; No 2 do 82c; November 82c: December 8J?4c; January tSJic; No 3 do "oc; Not 6Zc; rejected 6t$c. Corn Dull ; No i 12c. Oats-No 2 20c. Rye Higher: No 1 41c. Barley-strong and higher: No 2 spring casn ana ioveuiper 00c; iecemoer oc; Janu ary 08c. Provisions Quiet but steady. Pork: old tti 87; new 18 io. lard : prime steam 15 85. Freights Wheat to Buttalo 4.5c. Receipts -Flour 8,000 bbls; wheat 8:1,000 bu. Knipoients Hour 11,000 bbls; wheat 138, 000 bu. Chicago Live Stock Market. Chicago, Nov. 18. The Drovers journal reports: Hogs Receipts 22.000 head: shipments 3,500: strong: choice heavy 13 003 15; light 12 S0 2 75: mixed 12 00(32 80. Cattle Receipts 1,400 head; shipments 620 head. Market steitdy; choice natives $3 70 4 10: s toe Iters and feed-rs i 40a3 10; butchers cows firm at t23; br . lstia'J 50; steers 12 80 3 80: Colorado Wo. 5: Texans I2(i2 70. Hheep Receipts none; shipments: 190 head. .Market unchanged and nominal. East Liberty Live Mock Market. East Libertt, Nov. 15. Cattle Receipts to-day 578 head of through and none local: total for four days 1.377 head of through and 1,581 head of local stock; nothing here for sale; no business to-day. Hogs Receipt to-dav 4,840 head; total for four days 15,80 heid ; Philadelphia. tJ 15(5 30; Yorkers f2 80(i2 90. Sheep Receipts to day 100 head: total for four days 2.W0 heal: business closed for tho week. Buffalo Cattle Market. Bt7FFAl.Nov.l5 Cattle Receipts Clfl head In fair demand at lower prices: choice steers 14 50Ml niy.: good shippers tl 40; medium S3 50t3 75; mixed butchers' aud common t2 40 3 30; all offerings disposed of. Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1,400 head; the market Is active and lower; fair to good western sheep 13 1233 tio: common S3: Canada Iambi tlrnl 30 : 8 cars unsold : 41 cars sold. Hogs Re elpts 7.130 head; market without decided change ; txt grades cold, y nt. I.onla Market. BT. LotJis, Nov. 18. Cotton Firm; middling 9c. Sales 900 bales; receipts 4lo bales; ship ment! 2,250 bales; Htock 07,iu bales. Cattle SupdIv light, and taken mainly for canning and by butchers: a few heavy fat stec-rs would sell at 14 20(4 50: light do U SOrj 3 75: bu chers' stock uncbangt-d. Receipts 1.000 head: shipments none. Sheep Dull and unchanged; stock very choice: muttons will briug S3 2xf3 oO. Re celpts 400. head; shlpmeuU none. Baltimore Cattle Market. Baltimore, Nov. 18.-Cattle-Market dull nd nHoM lnwpr? verv best II 37!(a4 7o: first Quality 13 (U-ai 12; medlnm ll3 25; ordinal y 2(2 75; most sIes at 12 033 24. Receipts 3,138 head; sales 2,15-1 head. Kin-Market over snDDlled: trade duu and prices c lower; qaotatlons at t3 t54 25. Recelpta 10,19 head. . . . Sneep Market very dull. Quotations tS& 4 25. Receipts 3,016 head. Toledo Market. Tnr.ano. Nov. 18. Wheat Firm; amber Michigan spot 9io; November Wip; Decern ber ff-c: No 2 red western spot 9ic; Decern berw.?ic: weniern iuucr jrrw. Corn-Steady; high mlxtd 38ic; new tio ; No 2 UtJMc; new aa4c. llAta hull? No J ReoelDts Wheat 71,000 bu; corn 30,000 bu. Shipments Wheat 47,000 bu; corn22,0U0 bu Hew Tork Dry Gootfs Market. New York. Nov. 18 Business continues oulet with commission bouses and Jobbing d la inactive. Cotton goods generally un changed. Cotton flannels In steady request, and low grades wll sold up. Prints In Irregu lar demand, spring woolens dolr g fairly and fla,,nia in uiPiuiv lennest. The Bulletin says thm ibnusand Dieees of sUk wiU be sold at auction Friday nxU Hew Tork Metal Market. New TORE. Nov. 16. Manufactured CopperUnchanged; in moderate inquiry ; Ingot lake Pig Iron Quiet and unchanged; Scotch 22 I roa Russia sheeting 10!4&10c. Nails Cut 12 15; clinch tl 2335 25. OU City Market. nrr. Cttv. Pa.. Nov. 18 The market opened excited, with sales at 86Jic advanced to 87c, closing at wxc Shipments tS.OTO bbls, averaging 35,000 bbla. Transactions 2:5.000 bbls. PI 1 labors; Petroleum Market. Vttthrttrq. Nov. 16 Petroleum Quiet, Crutiell 0WS r Parker's for immediate ship ment: ref ned fo for Philadelphia delivery, -v-rnTirE Is herebv given to the clU l eens of the NlueU-enih (l) ward, in tim ntv of Indlanauolls. Center townshin. Marlon oounty, Indiana, that 1. r.mil Benard. 11 male Inhabitant of said ward, over the a e of twenty-one years, will apply to the lx.rxl of county commissioners ot said couuiy. at their next meeting, for a license to sell. lor one year, splritous, vinous and maltllduor. In ft less Quantity than a Snarl at a time, with the privilege of allowing ia aame to be drank on mv premises. The ureclse location of the premise whereon Id(?slretoscUw iaiiQuorsisut'8crioca as ioilaw: outl t No. 8.1. aud known as No. V.Hi. Wa-lilnetnD a.reeU In the city of In dlanapolis. Center township, Marlon county, (Signed) EMIL ROARDi ii MR. Divnnror's Mammoth Winter Bulletin M Plat of Fastions, 23o post free, l , llth bt, N. Y.

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O K Fashionable Cards, no 2 alike. with name, ZD 10c. 20 Scroll, Kepostpald. GEO. I UbKU & CO Nassau. JN. . A MONTH ANI EXPKNSKS p-nt. ,-ii1 Mump lor ti-rnis. oxtk.k Jr o-uiurinniiii-' . CC fa P Q fl por day at home (Unrpl worth $5 (Nl I AJdren Stikhos A Co.. rartlaad, Maina $7 A Day to Agents canvassing for the Fir aide Visitor. Term and outnt Free. Ad dress. P. O. VICKERY Augusta Maine. pT f LARGE MIXED CARDS, with name, OU for 13c. 40 In case 13c. 25 styles Ac quaintance Cards, 10c. Agents' outfit 10c. DOWD A CO. Bristol Conn alary. MLMmumniiw Siapta Uai Mtaim KsprMliaa. lizpcawnpaiA- rcxmaavairaiplar MuiT wvIitm 8. A. GRANT A CO X. . Mom S4r.CtaaiauU. O SURE i REMEDY FOR BALDNESS. Prawrtixma from tu any pnoa wbo will um lu DaT si. whaa a naw pruwth of Hair, H hnkars or Miuiarhaa i artualiy proaucvO. Bandermoa At Co.. a CUatoa P Uoa. wr Tork. prV A MONTH AGENTS WANTE1 Jv7 30 best selling articles in the world; one sample free. Address Jay,Bronson Detroit, Mich. A GOOD PLAN The mot profitable plan for operating in stocks is that of uniting capital of various sums by combining or pooling the orders of thousands of customers and using them as one mighty iole, which has been done so successfully by ;ies.srs. Lawrence & uo., bangers, 0. bxenange Place, N. Y. Clt. By this co-operative system each Investor is placed on an equal tooting with the largest operator, and protits are divided pro rata among shareholders every 30 days, An investment of f 10 would pay (.50, ' making : percent, on the stocK during tne month: S25 would return $150. or S percent.: S ICO would mase l,0"0,or 10 percent., and so on, according to the market. Frank Leslie's liinitratea .Newspaper, jnne a. says: "ineCombination metnod of operating in stocks is 1 he mot uccomIu1 ever adopted." New York Independent, Sept, 12, says: "The con blnation system Is founded upon correct b smess principles, and no person need be without an Income while It is kept working by Messrs. Lawrence A Co." Brooklyn Journal, April 29, says: "Our editor male a net pro "t of silicon an investment of ri) In one of Messrs. Lawrence A Co. 's combinations." The firm's new circa-, lar (copyrighted and sent free) contains ''Two unerring rules for success in stock operations," and explains everything. A 11 kinds of Stock and Bonds wanted. New Government l oan supplied. Best reference. Address LAW. HENCE A CO.. Bankers and Brokers, 57 Exchange Place, New York city. HD1 E MO REST'S MONTHLY' Beantllnl A Artistic Oil Plrf nreal Hteel Engravings and a srand comblna. tlon of literary features for the Holidays. Price 23e post free; yearly J, with two large and splendid Oil Pictures. 15x21 "Lion 'a Bride," and 'Rock r.t Ages," as a premium; transportxtiou OOe extra, fend for terms to agents. NY. Jennings Demorest, 17 E. lith St., N.Y. NOTICE Is hereby given to the citizens of the Ifteenth (15) ward, in the city of Indlanapolis. Center township, Marion county. Indiana, mat 1, josepn Mayer, a maie inhabitant ol said ward, over the age ot twenty. one years, will apply to the board of county commissioners ot said county, at their next meeting, for a license to sell, for one year, splritous, vinous and malt liauors, In a less quantity . than a quart at a ume, with the priviiego 01 auowing tne same 10 oe uranK on my premises. The precise location 01 tne premises wnereon I desire to sell said liquors is described as fol lows: LotsNos. 25 and 26, and known as No. 439 West Washington street. In the city of In. dlanapolis. Center township. Marlon county, Indiana. (Signed) JOSETII MAYER. AfJE.NTM WANTED! A ItAUK tllAMT. TABLE BOOK OF ART Magnificent In all its detal Is. 63 large Elegant Engravings, all masterpieces by the world's, best artist. The book for Holiday Presents Hend for circular and sample engraving. P. W. Zixolxk A Co., O. Y. Building, Cln'ti, O. IVotice. The report of reviewers on the John H. Myers etal.'s, grave; road in Wayne townehlp. is now on me in tne auiuor a omoa 01 swioucoun y. Bald report wui ne neara ana aeu-r-mlned by trve board or commiwoners on uvm 4tn nay or its uecemoer terra, ias. WllneM my hand and official seal taia. 11th. day of November, 1879. (L a.l " iv. orwik'iii, 13 aw Auditor of Marlon t'ounty. GROD Holliday attractions In Ieinoreta SlBtbljr. 23e tost free. 17 Cm 111U Ob., a FOR FOR SALE Matthews' raUnat Renewable Memorandum Book for 6 cents for No. 1 or 40 cents for No. 2. Sample copies sent an y whrraon reoelpt ot pn. Addreaa, tiliJMlN EL OOMPAr X, luaiartapona. IOR BALE Matthews' Patent ltenewsoit ' Memorandum Book. Hend for sample oopt and prloa UmU Ham plea mut poet paid te

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