Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 67, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1878 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEfiNE&BAY MOHNIN&, NOVEMBER 27, 1878. 8

"llou'hold Watterft. To keep door binge s from creaking, rub them with -o;k Rar-cll batter ra&f be sweetened by being washed Iq litue water. The best fertil?zr for hens plants common elue. An ounce ol glue Is sufficient for a gallon of water.

Old boot tops, cut Into piec3 the rlsht eiz9 and lined, make excellent iron holders. The leather keeps all heat away from the hand. The jelly bag shouM be made of flannel ten inches across tbe opening and about half a yard deep. It can be suspended by strings between two chairs. Finely rubbed bichromate of potass uilied with twice its bulk of sulphuric acid and an equal quantity of water, will clean the dirtiest brass very quickly. Shakespeare's receipe for cooking beefsteak is found in Macbeth, If It were done when Ha done, then 'Twere well It were done quickly. A cheap pork barrel may be made from a coal-oil barrel. Knocc one head in. tike a bunch of old hay, set fire to it. and throw it into the barrel; let it burn until the staves commence to burn, put it out by turning the barrel npside down, scrape the coals off, mad you have a good sweet barrel. There is fire enough In every one to keep hiiu comfortable if be puts clothing ou. Never go about half froun, or remain chilled for half an hoar at a time. But if one feels cold, even for a short while, he may get a comf stable heat by immersing hi bauds in hot water. S.lllwarm clothing is better than Gre. When wet boats are taken off fill them cuite full with dry oats. This grain has a great fondness for damp, and will rapidly absorb the last vestige of It from the wet leather. As it quickly and completely takes up the moisture, it swells and fills the boot with a tightly fitting last, keeping its form goof, and drying the leather without hardening it. A good way to kill moths in carpet is to take a coarse towel and wring it out in clean water; spread it out smoothly on the carpet, then iron it with a good hot iron, retreating ths operation on all suspected places, and those least used. It ia not necessary to press hird, beat and steam being the agents, and tU; $? the work effectually on the worms and tfeolr tee. Moldine ss ts occasioned by thfl growth of minute vegetation. Ink, paste, leather and seeds most frequently sutler by it. A clove will pretcrve Ink; any essential oil answers equally as well. Leather may be kept free from mold by the same substances. Thus, lluasian leather, which is perfumed with ths tar of birch, never becomes moldy. A few drops of any essential oil will keep books entirely free from it. Tor harness, oil of tarpentine is recommended. The kitchen should be the sunniest, cheeriest spot in all the house, for there the best hours of many women's lives are spent, and the few glimpses of the out-door world they get seem a bit of fairy-land to be treasured and dreamed . oyer. To them the word kitcbeu brines a weary high, and is synonymous with labor and toil that amounts to drudgery. There are others who look upon "or kitchen" with a lingering fondness for the very word. It is to them a place of real enjoyment, where cluster the busiest and most useful hours of the day. A few simple rales wiil promote success with houe plants. Always let the night temperature be 15 lower than that of the day. Change the air of the room thoroughly every day witbeut allowing a cold current of air to fall upon the plants; this may often be done through an adjoining room. Water when water ia needed, and only then; it is better to let a plant sutler for a little as shown by the flsggirg of the leaves than to over water and keep, as too many do, the soil in the pota in the condition of mud. Avoid dust as far as posilble, by covering the plants while sweep ing; but with care they will get dusty; tbn?e with smooth leaves may be tponged once a - week, going over each le&I with a toft sponge, orsoftclotn, dampened with blood warm water. USEFUL RECIPCS. Broiled Quails. Pick them carefully so as not to break the skin; split each one down the bck and baste with melted butter; then broil over a bed of live coals and baste twice while cooking. As soon as done lay each bird ea a thin slice of buttered toast, sprinkle with pepper and salt, put a little more butter and a spoonful of current jelly on each quail and serve immediately. To Cook .I'rairie Chickens. Dress and clean them, put an ounce of batter in each, then lay each one, blanketed with strips of bacon, on a sli of dry toast, in the dripping pan; as soan as they begin to get at all dry moisten them well with the drippings In yoorao. until they are cooked, baste and tarn them serer.il times. Serve on a hot platter; garnish with parsley or crees, cut the toast in points and zmt it around them. . wect Breads. Sweet breads should alweys bo blanch J; that is. after they have been soared and cleansed in lukewarm water, throw tneni into boiling water for live or ten minutes, According to their site; lift thtm into fresh cold water and let them tand until cold. This makes theia firm and white. Then cat in slices and fry carefully in butter until they are a nice brown, lieove them front toe pan, make a nice gravy of U(mrrroperlT seasoned with pepper, salt, and a Utile lemon juice (not extract), and return-the sweet breads to the paa and let thera stew in the gravy. If you bare it, just befcre sen ing, add half a teacupful of sweet creaat. bot ao not let that boll. Send to table ia a hot tureen. Time of cooking after they are blsnahed,CO to 45 ruin a tea, according t size. Stewed ILrd?. This is the best manner of preparing tough birds for the table, alter which tbey.ran be served on toast or made intoaame pie. Pigeons are particularly nice cooked according to the following direct iono: Clean them well and tie each bird in cbapo. ;Pt some slices of salt pork in the boUomof a kettle; then lay in the birds as closely as possible, brecats uppermost, with a thin slice of calt pork. on each one. Add a lew eitcea or carrot, a etalk or two of celery and a very little onion, also a pinch of snmr. l'oar boiling. water overhand cover the kettle as cTMeIys poaLible. Let them cook until tender and the water is cearly boiled away, then seaoa with pepper and salt, and lay each pigeon on aelice of buttered toast and pour a poanful ci gravy over it, or add a teaspoonfal of corn starch lit&olved in a teacupful of milk totkebrtstb: let boil up once, and put it ia the bottom tt the dish. Agricultural Xatfee. Calves should be comfitrtafely housed at night and receive regular rations of feed. One-third of a cow's allowance is not too much for a growing calf. Leaves are the Lest keddiir. A stove in Oi P'Kery, and a wartti bUokct for the atw, may save a litter ia cold weather. Ia atr&nglng a p'g?rj this abould be considered. .A soon as the Ueth begin to fall the animalwhatever it may be is past a profitable ,are. Sheep go down bill fast. Weed out Sue flock., and keep only thrifty sheep over too winter. Grain is cheap, and It jr'H pay to feed all kind? of stock liberally. With corn at $12 to $16 a ton, and otti at 20. hay is dear at half these prices. By fetMing straw, with increased rations of grounJ corn' aha oats

mixed with bran, an excellent substitute mav be made for hsy, which may, perhaps,

then be sold at a profit. Fences and gates, especially of a young orchard, need to be cattle-proof, fcurface drains are to be made to let oil standing i water. If the orchard needs under draining, th.ru will hA nn better time to do it than now. Lambs should be protected from' cold storms, if older sheep have to rough it. Aa long iao ' J . v good deal of exposure, but lamoa can not. There should now be separated and penned by themselves. Fattening pigs ought to be pushed rapidly now. The profit ia in selling pork early, thus ravin a month of the most expensive feeding, when half the food goes to keeping up warmth in the body instead of into fat. With corn at present rates, pork, though low, is still proa table. Some dog fancier or breeder could make a handsome sum by giving his attention to the raising and training of snepherd dogs. There is a large demand for well trained dog all throughout the sbeep growing regions of the west, and as the flocks of sheep multiply this demand must increase. To show the comparative estimation placed apon the principal American woods u-ed in cabinet making. P.oressor C. 8. Sargent gives the following table of actual prices, per 1,000 feet, in the Boston market: lilack walnut, $75; white oik, $G5; cherry, $(30; butternut, $50; white aah, $40; sugar maple, $10. A mound of earth around the base of the trunk will be of great service to young trees, especially those planted lastrpringor thii fall; this may be 12 to 20 inches high, made fteep and smooth; reject all 80ls and rubbish, aud lay it up solid. This will supi ort the tree better than stak-s as usually put In, and be of great service in keeping off mice. Wood cut and split now will be dry In a month. Dry wood, neatly piled under shelter, is a family peace pres?rver. Clean up and burn all rubbish; bones, old barrel hoopj. boots, etc., should be thus disposed of. Put empty barrels and boxes, etc., that are of valae, In neat piles, and cover them. Get ready for wvoter and the snow by leaving nothing "ljing about loose." Clean out the cellars, drains and gutters. Get np timber for making posts and rails in stormy weather. Be careful of lights. Tho safest oil is a kerosene which will not take tire and explode if the lamp is upset. Avoid low priced oils, and use only the best, which give the most light for the money, and are cheapest as well as safest. Keep Insured, and then be careful. How to Mate (out Give Milk. If you desire to get a larg yield of rich milk, give your cow watcrevtry day warmed and slightly salted in which bran has been stirred at the rate of one quart to two gallons of water. You will tin J, if you have not tried this practice, that your cow will give 25 per cent, more milk Immediately under the effect of it; and she will becoms so attached to the diet a to refuse to drink clear water unless very thirsty. But this mess she will drink almost any time, and ask for more. The amount of this drink necessary is an ordinary pailful at a time, morning, noon and nigbt. Renovate the Fowl Honse. This month should not pass without the fol houses being thoroughly whitewashed, and the nests made clean and free from lice. The floor should be covered with three or four inches of gravelly loam, that the sun may dry it before cold weather Bets in. If tbe windows are not 83 arranged thit the sunlight may fall directly on the floor, have them changed so that it will, for this sunlight and dry earth will enable yon to winter 50 per cent, more fowls in the same 3uarters by reason of their agency In eodoriztng the droppings than can be kept on a bare floor or upon the ground, for in the latter case the earth will become damp and filthy. Have the flock in winter quarters before the hunter's moon, and begin the feed of meat as soon as the frosts cut off the insect supply ; also providing green food, as chopped roots, etc Fattening the Tnrkey. Tbe turkey must have good attention from this time on to the day of execution. were we going to fatten ducks or gees?, or even chickens, rapidly, we should confine them aud give them all they would 'stuff" of a varied but nutritious food, especially would Wd give heavily of corn in some form Tbe turkey, however, does better it allowed liberty to do more or less roaming during the day, so that he can get his usual dish of grass and insect. Give him good quarters at night and morniag, all the boiled coarse cora meal that he can eat. with a plentiful supply of milk that has clabbered, and pure water to drink. Thus cared for be wiil take on ounces at an astonishing rate. Educating; VansT Horse. The Iter. W. II. II. Murray gives, in the Golden Rule, tbe following directions for educating, or as it used to be called, "breaking in" vouog horss: "If you baveacoltto teacb. and have the habit of speaking sharpy ly or loudly, correct yourself of it at once7 'Colts are timid, high spirited things, if ihey are worth anything; a (id he who manages them should be of quiet habits and have a low, pleasant toned voica. Tbe trainer that yells stands in the same category as tbe driver in the public race, who screams and whoops like a ComancheIndian when coming down the home stretch ; -the one sbould be banished from the track, and the other turn? d out of the gntlemaa's stables. Oar method of educating a colt to the harness and wagon is to educate him singly, by himself; and this education should begin very early. When the colt is 12 or 14 mouths old, begin to put harness on him. iln a few weeks be is accustomed to it and ready for tbe shafts. But indoing this, do not bed a a hurry. Give the youngster time to get thoroughly acquainted with every strap and buckle, as it were. Let him see everything and smell everything. Ths senses of sight, smell and touch are the great avenues of knowledge of tbe horse, especially the last two. The ear and eye give the alarm. These two organs stand, as it were, on picket for -the animal's safety. But if your horse is frightened at anything, let him smell and touch it, and he will fear no longer. It your colt is afraid of tbe harness as it comes rustling out of the harnessroom, let him touch it with his nose, and smell of It a tew times, and heavill soon under land that it will not "hurt bin. If be is inclined to kick or jump, if the brercbing band or any strap bits his hams or tegs, by gently rubbing them against tke sensitive places be will soon become ind ifferent to them. By the time tbe colt is two yearsof age, or even less, he should be educated to go between tbe shafts, either forward or backward, and be thoroughly famJliar with the harness and vehicle and ortlioary road service. Sbiieka From the Battledeld Are not surer signs that a work of destruction la going on than the Coughing which churcLes, theaters, private dwelling at this season resound. Arrest tbe lunar destroying paroxysms with Hale's Iloneyof Ilosehound and Tar. Tbe beneficial effects are icimediate and certain. Pike's Zootharhe drops cure tootlraefie in one ojJuKie. Bold by all druggists at 25 rents. .JJrnufcen Stall. How many cMldreu and women are slowly and surely dying, or rather being; killed, by excessive doctoring, or the daily nee of some drug or dravken daff called medicine that no one know what it ia made of, who can easily be cured and eaved bv Hon Ritv'en, made of Hops, J3ucha, Mandrake, Dinde.tion, etc, which la so Mire, aim pie and harmless that the most rail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can trust fa them. Will yu be saved by them 7 JSea other column.

tflN AN C,1A.L AN D 'cuXUEUCIAL

F1NAMIAU OiriCKOr THE INDIAHAPOLIS flt-KTINKL, Monday tvtiu, Nov. Z, isS. f The money maiket ruled exceedingly quiet to-day. There waa the usual demand on the banks for loans, aud first class commercial paper was negotiated at the usual rates. New torn FlunclMl Alftere. New York, Nov. 2i. Money Easy at 34 per ctnt. Prima mercantile paper 44& per cent. 'J Ue asHiNUtut treaoier oisuuixcu fJ01,(A. Custom Reoelpt fJlj'OO. Clearings 5,l 00,10. KUrilnK CO dy quiet at 4S2; do sight 4SG. Oold-tSiroiiK at luuj. Carry inn Kata yva,i per cent. llorrowiug Kates Flat. Oovernrm-nt Bonds Firm. Kuliroud Bond "trontj and higher. State Hecurltle Steady. HtocEs The market was active and strong early in the day, aud prices advanctd !-il)M per cent. A. heavy bu.tlue-w was transacted lu Northwest. St Paul and lake Shore, but the Illinois Central and Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus and Iudliunpolls were alo consplcnotiHly lu Improvement. After the necoud call the temper of speculation changed. anu the entire list declined M 4! per cent, from the hluhest lint. The coal stocks led u down ward movement, and were lot low d by the Lake Shore. Northwestern. At. Paul and West ern Union. At the close lowest pi lees of the dav c current in iii-mt Instances. i THusactloiiS . ajrirrfRaU'd 213,U0n shares, of Which SWUM were Lke Bhoie, 3I.U00 NorthwfHiern common. l;i,lKXJ preferred, JW.rtM Kt. Paul common, iW,(Xi preferred, 'Jo.'UO Lacfcawanna..lO IlliiiO a Central, 'ISS Cincinnati, Cleveland. Columbus and IndUnnpoliM, V,iOil Western lr.ion, ,tsJ Missouri. KHiina- ami Tex is and 2.0UU St. L.ouU, Kansn Central and Northern. judous. til-.. ....10!) Northwestern... Do preferred.. il f '. . I jouDon.'tvi (new).lWJ 77 OOUpOUS, '07... Coupons, 'UJ... k . r . . i .j 1 1 S n. j. teiniiu....... c"4 Rock Islana....-.117 tit. Paul Do preferred... 71 Wabash..... Fort Wayne.... VB New wi New C-a.. New 4s.... 10-44W.... ' 0-4(18 (coupoUM)..-107!i Currency c...Yl i Ttrre uante.... l Do preferred... W. U. Telegraphy Vi v4nlcksilvr......... Chicago A Alton. M 7-HJ Do pieferred 102 Ohio & Miss..-..- TV Del. A Lack.... W, Do preferred... Paclflo Mail...... 31 lo pre rerrea ...... A.4ani Exprcas..Hio VeUs-Fargo Kx.. 98 vmerlcau Ex - 40 United States Ex- it S. Y.ttntrai.NMMlll'3 trie.... H'4 Do preferred ) Harlem .........lllli vtlcb. Central pan am a......... J 23 A. A P. Telegraph. WA MlKKOurl Pacific- 1H Uht Bur.&Q... IWA Hnnnlhal A av ua w i J., is ! preferred. C. P. DoUdS..., in,", O. P. B4)nds. -107S D. P. Land Or' a. P.Hlnk'g K'nd.lWit Tenneaaee (old)-M 'iyt TeuuesKee (new) 2H VlrglnU (old) M '2JS Virniula(new) 25 Missouri 6fl... lJ(i O. P. Htock . ef!, ..m.,,,,,,1 Ovr;4 itral.... 77 I t Hll bake Shore. Illinois fVmtral. Cteve. ruts. 81; 'CO JISlEKt'IAL. Tlx-rO was a fair amouatot busmest transacted In the general martets to-dfty, and prices as a general rule underwent but few changesTho demmd for provisions is fair and prices are steady. There is a good milling demand for what at quotations. Corn is lu lair request at unchanged prices. Oala are unchanged. Country produce in In good demand and piIcM are firm. Other articles arc quiet and unchanged. The lollowlug wore the receipts and shlpaaentsof leading articles during the preceding twenty-rour hours, a reported to the board of trade:

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Keoelpis ahlpmta 1.7IK) 5,71)0 16,tUt 7,7(' 5.WI0 4J0 4tl0 2.J0.) 11 H W lmi lu) 2 500 i" ! i'-iii I 2W

Flour, bbls. wueat, ou Corn, bu 0ta, bu. Kye. bu.. barley, bu Bran, tons.. . Cornmeal, bbl surcn, bbls Hay, tons . ..X . fard. e , ProvUlons, tons.... INDIANAPOLIS MARKETH. BreaUatatta. n0Tr Ve quote: New process, f 10& CO; fancy, 545 7j; family. Mrgtl 40: low grades, UT:i. Em-k wheat flour, I5'iiV CO per bbl. Whkat We quote: No 2 amber, HSc Md; No i Medlto' rantiMi, 90c bid; No 2 red, tUc bid; No 3 fd, K5 bid. Corn D,alera with onlers were blddlriR27e fivfl oil WrJ for mixed, and It was ottered u.1 iSc, but later sold fr Dt'conibor at 'Jc on track, closing at that bid. We quote: bite. No old, nouatn.l atS.'c; whl, n S, old, nominal at die; yellow, old, 81c bid; now, -c; nmb 'nixed, old, 31c 'M : n;w,V7c: ml.d, new.2'c bid. 2sc axked ; No"i, old. 'J!) a Wc bid ; December, tales at 2V, clo-lni; at Hg bid. Oats We quote: No i whiu, 21c bid, 22c asked; mixed. UJg'JOc; rejected, 17ic KYI W quote: N i. 43 tVr. B KAN Dull at SSgS 60 per ton. Co a u try l'rolac. ncTTEK Is in good Ktilpplni; demand, and offerings meet ready sale at quotations. Ilecelpis are mostly oi pood to choice qualities, while extra aweei table butter im la moderate supply, and light local demand. We quote strictly fresh, extra table butter, from store, at lUalJe per lb. choice roll, luc; solid packed, Sc; inferior, iGr'tc. PoCLTKY-Uecelplsof turkeys are llht for the time of year, and the maraet is firm, with a good demand lor Thanksgiving. We quoit; Live turkey, 5 a tic pr lb: live ducks, 91 80 per do. Live 'owls, oens.fj per dor: rooters, si 50 per dux: youm? ehickena, si V5160 per doz; Keeae. fob leathered. M 60 per dot. Uamk-Iii R(K)i demaud receipts light. We yuoie: luck, 1J..H2 11 per dox; wild turkey, per lb; prairie chickens scares at ai&j t-r doz; quail. In good condition, aro scarce, aud wunb-d at"o(30c per dor; rabbits, (1 per doz: squirrels, SI erdois. tlwis-Aw in ksmI loel demand. We quote strictly fresh HHlllug from store ut 21c peruot. Fcathexs We quote orime live Keeae at f7e; mixed, geese and dock, SLiie; old feathsm ltvtno. . Tai.ujw Is dull. We quote prime at 6c: So 2 byp. Orrase Brown 3flte; yellow 43Cic; white 4Ji?&4c. ' Kacw ootion mixed la per lb; wool Ko per to. Dried Fbttts We quote peaches (halves) einag trom store at 44c: quarters, SrjiiSe. Beans Choice clean new navy will bring 1126(81 33 per bo: clean mellnm, 11 10(31 &; eemmon, poor, &)c&$l, according to quality. Vegetable, Frnlla, Etc. Quotationson rruiu and yegetablea represent thvaeUlos prices from tore: CHETNm Choice held at ft .-a 1 60 per bu. Hickory ursWe quote: bhelibark, 1125 por bu; U(3(5c per bu for large. Coc ANUTa Dull; held at l"8 per 100. CautKV a594oe per bunch of one dozen stalks. Cranberries W'e quote: Choice cultivated: high colored, S3 76.43 per bu, 3& 25 per bbl; common wild, 12(42 23 per bu. borne extra fancy large are held at l.aCH SO. Dkieo huqab Corn Held at per lb by the barrel. Ukapim-Iq good supply and dull. We quote: Catawba, choice rrh,(47o per lb, In baskets. Malagas. iT(nH per bbl. Pkarh Cailtornla. si bhK3 oil per box. A ppl w Are In good supp'y and the market, firm. We quote fair to choice at f 1 2nl 75 per bbl. Extra hand picked eating anplea, II 74 91 per bbl from stoie: selected Bellflow- r, 12 25. PoTAToaa Are in fairdemand and the mar ket U well supplied and quiet. Deaiers are paying 42(4loe oer bu (or peachblows, 3Sr40c per bu for early rose, ruxseta aud peerless, looae iroin whxdii, HwiiT PoTAroia Choice home-crown vel low are Id good upp y aud dull, held at 11 75 m'2 per bbl; Jerseys are In good demand, with a fair supply on the market; held at f i 26 Cabbage Is In fnlr supply an 1 good demand. We quote: til 1 per bbl, Im we from wkoh: 1 2'.1C0 from ttore for choice In shir pin order. Onion Are very dull. Common h-ldatd. Choice yellow Dauvers Jl bo per bbL Provision. Dbt Halt Meats Ckar ribs, winter, 89 SPnC summer, 4e. Ukeen MEAs-8hou1ieni,25; 'des, 85C.. Lard Prime steam curreLt, 15 63. JosBtse Paicca Men n ra bed at SO 60: sugar-cured hams, da 1 at y410c, aooordlng to average and brand; sugar cured thoulders, o ; breakfast baoon. 8c; baeoa. char aides, e: baoon. shoaiders, fro; Settle lard, lu tier ces, 7o: in kegs, 7e. Hw tir Tickled MtABf-IIamf, icmmer, t)i aflaellaaeona Star k eta. Cnrxsa -eiiing at 9jc for ordinal j; 10fllS for strictly choice. - Corraxa We quote ordinary 13XHc; fair '

Ul5o; good KkjltiJic; pilme I79l8c; strictly prima l5jt8.s; choice lsJv!4: laucy 19vJ Ale: goideu noZOIc; Java242tSc Dkuuh Opium H 66(44 75. Quiuine held at H to. Cli.choiildUSOxc. Biax lie. Camrhor held at &n-ioc. Iodide potash tl(4 odiue 9-i ' M. Alcohol Asaafoetida 2j4oc. Alum 4 Sc. Cochineal HoiMc. Chloroform S.-c. Copperas, barrels, II 5u44. Cream tartar, pure, & obo. Indigo SI 10(4 i A). Lioorlce, caiab, genuine, Sc4ic. MaxneAia, earb, 2 oz. 3uy;i')0. Madder 12 4i4o. Whlt4ieul, pure, 17 ao. Caator oil, No 1, jx-r gal, 11 10,1 2 . Oil bergamot, per lb, . &0(a;i f.i. Kilnam copaiba tigt'ic. tSoM p, Casllie, ljjJUc. Hoda, bicarb, 4(Jbc. Haita. Kiom, S4c. Hulphur, flour, 4jc. tSaitpetre Jc. Turpenun 34.413. Glycerine iN.aJc. JBromidu potash 4580. Chloral potaU &i$2oo. Kokjlkin Fkuit We quote: Layer raisins, new, 2l0a- &: old 92; looae Muscatel, new, K2iperbox: old 12 23: London, U SOr'i W. Cltrou 20fto per pound. New curianta5i4iKc. Dates 7 ci.se per pound. Figs, dram, old, 7o; layers, new, lc; old layers, Value Malaga lemons. So SUr.216 5 ). Florida oranges, tl(3 50. it i oca Oreeu salted, 7c; grwu sailed caif, 9y:-c; green saiud kip, bHc; green cow, 6c; green steer, So; green ealf. 8c; green kip, 7c; dry Mint, llai2c; dry salted, 10(4110 ; damaged stock, o leas; pelu of this month's slaughter, U(b7oc. Hoke HuoEa Burdens 14(81 25; mule shoes t'Mi 25. Ikon Bar aizea f22 20; other sizes at the anual advancw. Leathkb vve quote oak sole at32J3dc; hemIock sole at 24(4.'ii)c; nameas 80ciVi4o: skirting 34 3 !8c; rongh hartieaa 2r(4V!7c; Pittsburg bameas $'c'.hc; bridle, per doz. 4S(454c; city kip 60(4 c; French klptli4l 25; city alf skins boc(4Sl 15; French calf skins SI 2)'4l 75. Molahhkh and mykupn New Orleans mo-lawM-a.tVcvyic; common syrups S-C440o; medium ICtic: choice 50,tlc; fancy lUcMl. X aha K 20 per ker, lod to ttM ; smaller slzos at regular advance, liorse nails: Tens o per box; other sizes at the usual advance. Oil-a Linked ab.i'A)c per gallon. Lard oil 6i(4)vrtc for enrrent make extra. Coal oil lll tS Wl' test llf'Vo. Kick 6"4 j7o for North Carolina and Louisiana. rJALT Wo quote: Jl 10U 15, car lots, for Ohio river; New York SI 07r4l a on cars; small lots 5'rtlc more froJi store; dairy C2 50 for GO to ltw pockeis. Koap German Is quoted at 4r.c. BrAM We quote: Hards loailo; standard A h,4 -il'-'c; ofl A 'Ai'JJic; yellows cf all grades 7;j.iTc. ttWCE IVpper lS18c; alplce 2021c. cloves Si4oc; cassia 85(4 Kjc: nutmeg tOc.viSl 10 per lb. Urouud Roods Peprer 2ici"ic; ginser i4 '.5c ; alsplce 28 ,30c : cln namon 40(3c ; cloves 50 (3Sc; mustard 2V44oc; baking powders lSvj;t'c r cream tartar 25,4l(;c.

Tinnekh' Scpplik-s Best brands charcoal tin IC, 1DX14, S72; IX 10x14, S60;IC, llxJi, rooflni tin, S65; IC, 2 )x2S, rooting tin, 113 TiO; block tin, in pigs 22c; in bars 23o. Iron 27 B iron 3.ic; 27 C iron 4c; galvanized 42j ir cent, discount. Lead In pls 4c; In bur, 6Ke. Wool We quote: Unwashed at 1842:ie; fleece washed at 27,fli30c; tub washed Hoy Sic; burry wool 59l0c lees. Indlanapella Live Ktock Market. Uiion Stock Yards. Nov. 25. Tioga Receipt a. 4,380 head; shipments, l(ij head. The market opened at about Saturday's quotations. The demand was good for packing grades, and at the close of the day the receipts were all taken. The pronpecti fire good for laiger receipts and an active consumptive demand from both local packers and KhipiNirs fr the balance of the week. We quote: Common to fair, t260 2 7 ; gooi smooth packing iioiS, 12 7.V42 Kl. Mof.t of the sales were made at about S2 75. Ht-veral lots of nice mhooUi hoirs brought tl o2 K'. while a few lots were houuht for shipping ut 12 '.)(2 9. Cattle Itecelpts, 1S2 head; shipments, 20 head. There was a good demand for local consumption, and the supply being light, all were sold. MABUETH DY TELEGRAPH. flew loth Market. New Yoek, Nv. 23,-Cotton Dull at tf(3 9? iff: futures steady. Flour-Hteady: receipts 32,000 bb's; suiernnts S3 HK0 '&; common togootl extras 13 in) C4l 10; good to cliolco do f i lo&4 oO; white wheat extra l 5V.Vi 25; extra OhioS'l tt)ia5: St. LoiiIh Mi5 75: Minnesota patent S-5 918 2 Wheat Unsettled; receipts 4!w,ooo bu; rejected spring hie; ungraded spring blcoill; No S sprl ug IKi 4Wc ; No i sorin )c 411 ; u ngradd red SltMralM; No 3 do fl Olta&t W; No 2 Tfi Si 10; No 3 red Si 0i& IU: No 2 red SI !0( 1 10';;; No 1 do SI 10V: ungraded amber fl Mi dk io ';No2 do fl 07'..,1 US; unnraded white l 01(41 12; No S white Si tMVgitfl 0f; No 1 white Kalea7,0ObuatSl 1)'4 41 11; extra while sales 3.111 bu tt SI 1"&1 1-Kye-Du I; No 2 westeru 57K3r8ic. liiirU-y Dull and unchangtHl. Malt Quiet. Coru Du 1; receipts 3W,0iO bu; ungraded 46 017c: round yellow tk Oats-tulet ; receipts l:!,rtiO bu; rejected 2tc; mixed wa ern Sy,(a,c; white clo BlKWc. Hay Dull and unchxiiKed. Hops h inn and uuchaued. lit e 'iulet and unchanged. Ku4r Dull and unchai g d. Mo him-s Nominally unchanged. Rice Nominally unchanged. Petiol.'uni-Quiot; uniu-d KOJigSXJic; crnde 5'c: refined Wi?. I'aliow Kirm ; tiatio. Kosi n -Ht rallied Si al 40. Spirits Turpentiue-30c. Kh Quiet M-estcrn CPiT(?t2t'c. 1'rovlslona Pork dull; mess f7 4i(a7 75. Beef quiet and steady. Cut meats quiet: wesiern long clear 4'c Lard : prime steam Sl lbjti li. Ilntter S'eady ; wesieru 2:e. Cheese Quiet; western 2yvV?iC. Whisky Dull ; Si OoJ-i b d. Ctilcavw Market. Ctihjaoo. Nov. 25. Flour Dull and unchani;ed ; spring extraa $--: low grades 11 75 y-' 75; patents i(37; a Inter extras tlc Wheat-Dull and k fh tide lower; No 2 red winter XTsie; No 2 Chleao spring Kiyct ciinh; tcijc bid December; 6t,o bid January ; No 4 do Corn Dull, weak and lower; .KiccaslSOJeC bid December; 81! o Jauuary ; rejeetd 2nc. Oats Dud, weak, and lower; 20o bid cash December; 20'c January; rejected 17o. Rye 4-m'. Barley t3c cah ; U8c January; extra No 8 47 Provision" Pork heavv; old tt 55; new fS caNh: kaU 5 1 December; S7 Zi January; (4 05 bid February, lard in fair demand but at lower rates; So "D, 72V$ cash; S 724 iHcem-ler:tiK2!-i JunuHiy. Hulk meat atendy and unchanged; houlders 9i; short rib Si; short clear Si lo. Whisky In good demand; distillers' goods sold haed on tl W. Frelithts-Corn to Buffalo 5?iia6c. ItecelptH Flour IH.UU0 bhls; wheat 111,000 bu; coro itH.uv du ; oats sxoo bu ; rye 11,000 bu ; bar ley Sl.iiOO bu. Shipments F!onr 16,000 bbls; wheat 217,ono bu; com 3,oui bu; oau ttf,uoo bo; rye 1,000 du; oartey iu.uw ou. - - - At te Close-WheU-Duil and a shade lower; 83S&s3e December; blljc bid January. wjrn r inner ami auvauceu yhc. Oata Hteady and oncbauged; 20o Decern her: 2o asked January. fro visions fork active; 6 4&t&0 Decernoei ;t i st4 7WO January, uud easier but not quotaDiy lower. rrtlladelpnla Market. PHTXASsxrHiA, Nov. 25. Flour Steady ; su pent W50Y3; exUaa 60. Rye Flour S3. W heat Firm ; No 2 red SI 00': amber SI 07 (jn;wimeiiUBi in; o (Jhlcsgo Kjc. Corn Firm: yellow 4Sc: mixed 4.)Via4tflic. 0-.t Fuuiler; white western 30ii3Jc; mixed Kve Western 64o. Frovlsions Firmer. Pork S8 29 50. Beef: India mess Itya20c. Hmoked hams f 'iftl'ic; lucnieu ojjsicijreeainjjjC, xara etiier; Butter-Dull. Cheese Quiet. IVtroleum Fasy: refined fiot crude Tile. Whisky Nominally unchanged; western SI I'D. Receipts Flour 4,500 bbls; wheat W.000 bu; curu n.ww uui oau ti,uw du; ryeouu ou. Milwaukee Market. MrxwACKxa, Nov. 25.-nour-Dull and inac tive. Wheat Firm: orned and cloned dull n l Milwaukee hard whj; No 1 Milwaukee K7e:No jiioc; November Klc: Decemtier tClic; January si;o; No 8 do 5t;c; No 4 ixAc; te-jr--i-e.-A u -1 . Corn Dull ; No 3 3IQ31 VJc. Oats-Du 1; No 2 20c. Rye Dull: No 1 41c. Barlny Quiet; No2 xpritig cash and November a-i'jc: lH-cfnoer 4o; January 8 c. Frovuioua Quiet and steady. Pork: mess. Old Srt o); new s. Lard-Hteatu $5 75. Freights Wheat to HnfT.lo, sUani, 7c. Receipts Wheat 12.UKI bu; corn l.'H tiOO bo. bhlpments Wheat 15.0W bu ; corn 215,000 bu. Cincinnati Market. CijrcmNATi. Nov. 25. Cotton Quiet and Bto dyaf. o. Flour-Jull and heavy at flH5 2 Wheat Quiet but steady; red and white 853 95: receipt. 0,375 bu: shipments 17.0 Vbu. Corn Duf and a shade lower at 32c. Oa's Quiet but Arm at 2:'jJ6c. Rye-Dull j 4.1,3 liarley iule : No 3 fall at SI 0&41 10. . PfOVlslOU I'ork Arm aud lnlalr ilumin t m.t Lsrd In goo1 demand but a. lower rates? steam si 735 Hj: kettle nomlnl. Hulk meat dull and a auade lower; new partly cured

shoulders at E S7J4, 11 87J, f I HH- Boxed meat easier Miles; hon ribs ueid H SI 1U; Cumber landt4 25. Pwtcou dull aud drooping; shoulders S3; clear rib. 13 bTftlii; clear S1S7,0 Whisky Strong at SI 05. butter Iull and unchanged. Ltnhee1 Oil llrra and uncl ansjed sl58'3?0c. llogs S eady at Mi 2t43 00. Receipts 11,100 head; shipmeuts lUJ head. Baltimore Market. Baltimore, Nov. 22 --Flr-ur Quiet and partly nominal: wt stern supt rflne t2 75J3 00; do extra S3 7.Vx4 25; do family St 505. Wheat Wetern active and firmer; No 2 Pennfylvsoia red Si 07!fli7S: No 2 western wln ernd, spot ami November, SI 4,i4 1 0l?6; December 1 e5H(4l U.; ;; Jauuarj SI Oo'i &1 0. Corn Western d nil and nominal: western mixed, spot, old 47c, new oVic; December i-V'.c; Jan nary 4a4e;st Hmer3nc. Oata Quiet and easy; Pennsylvania 20328c; western white WtfkiHc; do mixed 25jj2iic. Rye Dull and heavy. Hay-Quiet and about steady: prime Pennsylvania U(4lJ. Provlslona Dull and nomlnallv RtMuiv.

Mess nork fX 50. Rulktnats: loose Bhoulders ti&i'Zo: clear rib i clesS 123 ter ear loud; do packed, new, St'4 Eacon: shoulders 'j; clear rib sides SooO. Hams: sugar cured 19 50(811. Lard:reflned, tiercs, S7. Butter Receipts iatve an. I market easy: western picked, choice. ltf(18c; do rolls 15 17C. Petroleim Dull, but firm; crude 7c; reuuru ou, Cofltje Dull and weak; Rio cargoes 12a 16c. Whisky Quiet and nomliially SI rrelghis lo Liverpool per steamer quiet ; Receipts F:our 4,1)3 bbls; wheat &VO0 bu; corn 3o,Mio bu : ots m) bu. Shipments None. t'ovelarn Marketa. LoxrxiX, Nov. 25, 5 p. m. Consols for money and account !. Railroad Shares Illinois Central 79: Pennsylvania Central 33; Reading ; Erie la; preferred 83. United States Securities V20's of X7 10814: 10-40's htyi ; new Uvea 1'.; ; 4Jj'a I0t;. lal!ow 3is AS. Renned Petroleum -b-VM. .Linked OU-2s. Spirits Turpentine 22s Sd. Common Rosin Very scarce at 4s Sd. Paris, Nov. 25. Rentes 112 30c. Liverpool, Nov. 2.). CoUon In flr demand at 55 15-10d. Hales of 10,000 bales. Including 1iOJ bales tor so dilution and export, and 7 4 bales o Ameilcan. Biu;ou Long clear middles 2Gs. Llnse'd OU-jk Od. Spirits Turpeutiue 23a. Kaat Liberty Live Nfoek Market. East Libertv, Nov. 2V Cattle Receipts since Friday l,8i;8 head of through and 57 head of local; total for the week ending this day 8,2Wheadof through and 1,'KiS head of local, aitalnst 2,041 head of thromili and 2.490 head of locsl last week. Knpply for yard sales light, with prices about tit same as last Monday; iraue tigm, ooi ii-wnoieaaie ana retail: oelug I liankKviving week, turkeys are alt the gonut oi 30 loads sold to day 12 were for the cou , . . . L. . . 1 . . .-11 . .1 - 1 . iry; iu iiii;iii-5 mr ituiii irwiu iiere. rt; ranee trom , li to 81 75; bulla SI iX2 10. iiotn iet-eipi o,v iieit'i; iniaj io . thft he KcIIlng at last week's price; nog- oneMon New York Cattle M raAeu NEW York, Nov. 2-i.-Bevre, tB4 600 head; the maraet was firmer acu've a'nd "! .'7r r , rime steer 74ic extra iio(af;4c; '8, ,y cows and rough oxen tf'ilt.c: about one h M,r n,uio. Ar1. tU8Sc; exporters to.k i'dmead of fat s eers at yW,Jsc. ro-iipinents , xh weefc. 13 head of live Hill quarier A l.f. hiieep-if-ceiptsa oohpHd; prices advanced novm . "".v. Kneepsjif'ic. with a ca iohu i very ei .otc wethers at Si 35 per 100 i"",,,," irmii i'isoy.c; lour car loads " , u lor export; 4 car loads tecety ea lor siiiprjent ur,.t; the export lor the week weref head of live and 2,-JOO carcasses. Hwine Xjieceipts Zl,!Kai head; live ho,s quiet inmrm rj; me sales were 3 car loads or light Kentucky at S ltlOi per 100 pounds; 7 car luoua ii union, -jm pounus, Vi M. ChlcHK Cattle Market. . Chioaoo, Nov. 25. The Drovers' Journal reports : Hogs RccelpU 32,000 head: shipments 2,100 head. Markt a shade lower; choice heavy S2 80(3; light S2 70Q2 75; mixed packing tl 60 Oi l Cattle Receipts 3,100 head: shipments 1.400 head. Market slow and weak; shipping S3 50 (44; feeders and stocaers S2 I0:3 10; butchers'10 (cl2 c lower; cows f-'a.'l: bulls S'o2 40; steers n 7ji ao; wesiern 52 wgs 3i; Texaus S2 40j 2 90. Sheep Receipts 170 head. Market dull at U 7oQ3. Buffalo Cattle Mnrket. BrrrAijO Nov. 25. Cattle Receipts to-day 7lShead Moderately active and prices uu changed: choice stevrs SI li0(i 9j; good shlpjers l((i 40; ni-d'um S I .i J; common S3 :! 30; blockers In lair demaud; weaiern S2 50 (. Sbeep and Lambs IVcelpts 3.KO0 head Kood demand and prices a t rltle htcher. Hokm li. etta S,M head; demaud and oflerings llxtit; orkers, good to choice, IJ 70(3 heavy fl 7a2 Oi. Nt. Loiila Lire Ktcck Market. St. Locis, Nov. 25. Cattle Unchanged nnd steruiy on light supply; no Hilppitiz demand native butcher M.eis S2 503 ml: cows and heifers 2:4-1 25; Texans tl 25,43 25; stockers and foediug steers tl&i 25. Receipts COJhead; hhipinent is head. Slieep Dull nd unchanged. Receipts 800 head ; ahipmeuti none. Fair to extra muttons rio,f on Marker. Boston, Nov. 2 . Flour Steady; supers S3J 3 2r; extras H 71 2. Corn Nominally unchanged; old mixed and yeiiow oi (hk; steamer joc. tsits Kirm ; No 1 and extra white 38340c live 6(atii". Receipts-Flour 645 bbls; corn 11,000 bu; Wheat ic.Njo bu.. Shipments i'lour 97 bbls. Toledo Bnrliet. Toano. Nov. 25. Wheats Declined le: No 3 white WatmKh We; No 1 white MIohlnanflTc; amber Mlchtiran,npot,t!?J!:I)ecetnberwtic: No xreu winter, iNovemoer, c; Dt'evjmDifr wye, weter.j amoerwic. )orn No 2 new 32S34?c; January S3o. Oats Dull and nominal. ; New York Dry tiods Market. If Iork, Iso v. 25. UuKinesa continues quiet with ommlxsion houses, and the Job bing trade Is sluggish. Col'ou goods In light demand but lairlv steady. ' Fancy prints ? I olft. OltiKhama unsettiedl Heavy woolens or men's wear dull, but spring woolens in fair request by c.othleis. r oruigu goods quiet. Oil City Market. On. Cm, Nov. 25. Tie market opened firm wi ll a moderate business, with sales at 86-hC bid. advanced UUOc.and closed at Kc. snipments f w nnts, averaging 3d,uuu obis. Tran'kacUoua l;r7,0X) bbls. St. Louis Cotton Market. Ht. Lor is, Nov. 25. Cotton Lower to sell; middlings nominally fc; aales all Saturday evening" 700 bales; receipts 3,B bales; ship ments 3,00 baics; stock 37,700 uaics. Plttabarai Petrolenra Market Pittsburg, Nov. 85. Petroleum Firmer; crude fl on', at raraer s tor unmeaia'e snip ment; refined 80 for Philadelph'a delivery. NNNJ5l5$$5s5v 7 Bttter than Vver. ftJh PRICE REDUCED.?! Full of Plain, Practic!. Reliable, 1 Paying: Information for West, F-ast, South, North ; for Owners 1 1 Garden, or Village Lou; for Housekeeper; lor all Uoys ana uu-u OVER 700 Fine ENCRAYINCS IN , both pleading and int rTictive. The S$ American tgricultorist T0Clhtftt'rmrt'ytar, ft-a!J, ONLY $1 EACH, 5$ 4Copi, f i. 2$ each. Single ubcriptions,f 1.50.S; s One auniber, 15c A tpcci nen, put-lree, 10c. v A lACmnCEXT Steel Hatt KCE1YIJG Icr aU. Large PHK.111MS for Clubs. Issued in EnrfUk A Ctrmtn at tame price. is . TRY IT IT WILL Oraiz! IdM Co., Pitnisien, xVI JS BX 0 Broadw.,, N. V. V N . Aw A."" .V AUYL4D7 rr unit mat senas nn tbelr aldrea will receive some'iiiDK of great value iree, by mall.

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Hy tho above ?ou will sco that 1 can do aonictliing to help others n some way even If I am not able to be up a:id srour.d. There lire a i:nmtcr who bavn tried your plasters who bad given out that sll plasters were pood fir nothing, and now join with mo that they are tho beat they have ever tried. I hire trtit alonff till winter better than I liavo tv-fora in Ihrea j-?nrs. Wished iconldliavc heard of jour piaster before. Yours, o., l-rtnTTTTA ?f. CK0S3. IlALLSTOV Spa. V. TMarcU C7, 1SW. TVIocn a. Cents, T.e rarrfut tocall forCOLLTVS VOLTAIC TTl. AS. TL!t lest you pet tome worthl-. imtuition. 8old fy all Wholesale snd lietail Iirufflsts thronjrhoul Vi I'niteci Kates and Canmlas, ami by WLLiLS A I'OTTKlt. Iroprlctora, Hoaton. Ma. HjChtAPtST ikin 1 ii i in MAlri DRESSINGS IN THE WORLD FOR THE HAIR Ir softe.vs me nAia trnzx nxitsa akd DRY. IT E00TEE8 THIS IKHITATED SCALT. IT AFTOHDS THI! BICITEflT LUSTBC IT PBBTEyrs' Tins iiaib from falli.vo oft. It I'ROMOTES ITS DXALT1TT, VIOORODS GROWTH. It is xot oetast wob sticky. Ir leaves KO DISAOBEEABLE ODOB. Ir KIT lit DAS' Borr. i GOOD PLAN The tnoM profitable tAin for operating In stocks Is that of unltlnircftplial of various sums bv combining or pool lug the orders of thousands of customers and uhIdk them as one mighty whols, which has been done so successfully by Messrs. Lawrence uo., uangcrs, o7 Kxchange hlace. N. Y. City. Bythlsco-ODeratlvesvstem each investor Is placed on an equal looting witli the largest operator, and pruflta ar divided pro rata among shareholders every 30 days. An Investment of 110 would pay ISO, making 6 per cent, on the slock during the month: IJ5 would return or rwrwnt.? 1100 would maKerl.U'U, or 10 percent., and so oti. according to the market. Frank Leslie's Illustrated Mewapaner, June 29. says: "The Combination metiioxl of operating in stocks Is the motuccessful ever adopted." New York Independeut. Bent. 12. says: Thecon. blnatinn system is founded upon correct b sinews principles, and no prso need be without an income while It Is kent wortinz bv Meaur. I .aw. rents W Brooklyn Joarnal, A pi It says: uureuiiorinHie a net pro it or tui.ziontn Investment of ri I In one of MHsr. Lawrence ft Co. 'scotnbl nations." The Arm's new circalar (copyrighted and sent free) coutaios Two unerring rules for success ln stock ineratlons." anil explains everything, llklndn of Htock and Ikmds wanlet. New Government Loansupplied. IV'St references. Address LAW. ItENCK A CO.. Bankers and Brokers, 67 Exchange Place, New York City. TOIIC'E is hen by given to the cltiX Kens vf the NlueUnih () word, in Hie city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marlon county, Indiana, that I, Emil Kenard, a male Inhabitant of aald ..... . . - A, . . - v &iu, u tntror ui tweiuy-one yeara, will wna county, at their next mwune, for a "vtuiw iv m.-At iui uijc j turt ppiritous. Vinous u u.w tiuviOf an ca jena UttUillV I Ufta A nliart. at t i trtr srlth tka karfitl.v... J" . . the same to be drank on my premises. i ne precise location oi me premises whereon dewire t atl aald Honor la ilan,.ik.,y . Iowa: : Ootl.it No. K.1, and known as Mo. 299 RmtL Waahlnfftnn t.rMt ir . I . . . .

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dlanapolis, Ocatcr township, Mariou county. Indiana, v. (Signed) EMIL RENARO.

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