Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1879 — Page 8

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gome aim 4gaTtn. Hoasehold Knowledge. - ' ; ' " Bakes Cacti lower. Pat cauliflower to eoak in salted water for an hoar or more; look over carefully; remove the hard 8 talk and leaves; scald for five mm u tea; cut into pieces and put into a pis dish; add a little milk and season with pepper, salt and batter; cover the whole with dry grated cheese and bake. GbafkTbt. Liae atari dish with rich paste and bake it. Make aeyrupof kalf pint of water and half a pound of eng&r; when it comes to a boil pat in the grapes end cook them a few minnces. Alkw them to cool in a bowl before patting them on the pastry owt This tart should - be accompanied by rich potato pis. ; . Puxpxrjt Pies To one quart of stewed pumpkin add five well-beaten egts, one pint of rich milk, a cup of cream, a tables poonful of ginger, a grated nutmeg and sugar and alt to taste. Line the pie dishes with a rich paste, fill and bake in a not ovea without an upper crust. If the heat is not equal in baking, protect the sides nearest the lire with paper and have it a rich brown. . Caut's Head Socr. Take a e&inned head, one set of feet, well cleaned; tmt into a pot and cover with water; let it boil until all tee bones tall from it about tour hours); then take out tbe head and feet, chop very tine and put it back into the pot with sweet marjoram, cloves and black pepper to your taste; add to this, about t5 ruinates before taking from the fire, some forced meat balls; should the soup be too thin, add a little floor and batter robbed together; wiicn done, have ready in a tnreen two eggs, boiled hard and chopped fine; one teacup or wine and lemon sliced; not the soup over tiiem. To Frscskx Salt Fish. Many persons who are in tbe habit of freshening mackerel, or other salt fish, never dream that there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. - Any person who has seen the process of evaporation geins on at any salt works knows that the salt falls to the bottom. Just so it is in tbe pan where your mackerel lies eoaking; and, as it lies with the skin aide down, the salt will fail to the s kin and there remain; when if placed with the tesh down the salt falls to the bottom of the pan, and the fish comes oat freshened as it should be. In the other case It is nearly as salt as when put in. Grate finely as much well-cooked ham as you are likely to require, iiavor it with a very little cayenne and some natmeg. Roll oat some good puff pasts very thinly, cat it into two perfectly even portions, prick in one or two places to .prevent it -rising too high, and bake in a quick oven till of a golden brown. Then take it out and let it stand till cool; then spread a little fresh batter lightly over tbe whole. This should not be done till the paste is perfectly cool. Now spread the grated bam evenly over the paste, lap the second piece of poff paste over it, and with a sharp knife cat into small sized sandwiches. This is a charming supper dish. Watebmeloks .at Cheh.!!:?. A lady correspondent of the Evening Star has discovered a plan to keep watermelons in tbeir natural form and , iiavor for an indefinite length of time. She has successfully tried it in past seasons, and as a consequence has been able to treat her family to a watermelon snpper at Christmas time. The plan is aa inexpensive and simple one, and consists of giving the melon three or four -coats of varnish to exclude the air. She says tbey not only keep from decay, but that the .flavor and sweetness are retained, and when eaten at Christmas and Kew Year the fruit s?ems to be wonderfully improved in these particulars. Oatmkai. and Cocom-ce Oatmeal mixed with grated cocoanut produces a very attractive cake to both old and yound. Take three hnaping teaspoonfnls of grated cocoanut; add to it a half pint ot the finest oat meal and two heaping teaspoonf uls of sugr; stir it into one gill of boiling water and mix rit thoroughly together; tarn it ont on the rolling board, well floured, and roll it as thin . and cut it out as for common cracknels; pat .a bit of citron and a half doeen currants into ach cake, sticking them into the dough, i Bake it in a slow oven and watch carefully, lest tbey browu a shade too deep. To make them crispy let them stand a day in an uncovered dish. Farm Note. There is probably no potato that is a better keeper than the Snow flake. Twc sound eyes to a hill are sufficient As many potatoes can be raised therefrom as if whole pototoes are used, -s r y . The bf at potatoes grown nnder favorable circumstances contain -0 per cent, of starch; poor obos about 10 per cent Cornstalks and leaves are more nutritions 'If cat green. Much is lost if the shocks are f permitted to remain until late in the year. A farmer living near Sjkesvllle, Hi., raised a brood of five young crows this year, and i two of thai are perfectly white. They differ .in do other respect from their black com- , paniona, Ti rolpt see healthful for homes. Tbey should be oct in slices, or, what is better, pulped flnelj- aod mixed with a little meal .and lima saiC Rutatagas are better than white turnips. j As a general thing it Is cheaper and more .conveateot to-et seeds of the regular seedsmen than tOisavethem. But if any are .saved,, let tbem always be of the earliest, ialrstu acid beat-rpeclmeui. It strawberry Jads are to be protected this winter toe material and should not cover 4h .soil with idc probably straw, or even she leaves or ataall talks of corn, are as jrood a an j thing ttiatrtan be used, for Iron t&tst tak dry creaia of tartar and vub on with Uie flogr w bile the cloth Is wet Hang or .pltce , where tbe sun wilt shine directly upon it Should the rust not come out with tbe ttat appUcai Ion, repeat Tbe Rural w Yorker ty: "We take the liberty to rcrd the uia of bags aa a covering for bunofe of rnp W, thereby protec ling tham from birds And, insects, as one ot the vagaries of uiuauiamu norucuuur t.'; A eolation of carbolic acid tnd glycerine Ml or 0 drona of tb aci U 4-nd n ounn of glycerine is good tor motsiKito bites. An other remedv. which ia utile ta tuple and aurely elective, Is an appeal ton of salt water. . , The niot eaUHfactory remit rth bees may be expected It abundant- txorvs oi none can be found within two talk'. Tbey will woik more freely upon Woieotn at soma little distance from the apiary than upon tnose oiote py. In nearly all cents small-boned animals are good feeders, will matnre early and poat as tine Hash. On the other hand, Cor bones and large loin la indicate late rua.'nrIty, poor feeding quality and coarse naib, with a large proportion of oilal. A cellar that la cool, dry and dark, and' yet well ventilated, is the beat place for preserving potatoes tn large quantites. When smaller quantities are to be preeerved, tbera Is nothing like dry sand. Tbe same way be said of frails and rooU ot all sorts. A Cheap lee Hons, In giving lie following cheap plan for an lee house, the Fruit Record leaves one without excuse on tbe ground of expense. Vlf yon have no house ready, draw 100 or more blocks of Ice; pack them close together in a solid block on the north aide of a building, where tbe drainage ulll be good. After tbe Ice is all packed logeth?, build up around it a cheap board or rail lent, one loot a way

from the ice, packing the space between tbe sides and ice with straw; over the top throw a few inches of sawaust, and, putting over , all a cheap roof, leave a good air hole In the top. Ice may be kept in this way until September or October. The Wheat Weevil. This little pest-Is not, as many suppose, brought in from the field, but works upon the grain after it is stored. In its perfect stats it is a little beetle, one-eighth of an inch long, and has great powers of multiplication sirjlo beetle is said to produce 6.000 eggs. The eggs are deposited on the housed grain, and, soon hatched, the grab eats at once into the interior ot the grain, and in time leaves only aa empty hall.' Fumigating the granary with sulphur la a remedy; the sprinkling of air-Blacked lime has been recommended. If tbe granary is badly infested it is better to change the place of storage far a year or two and starve them out About Con and WhnL ,-Corn loses one-fifth by drying and wheat one fourteenth. From this the estimate is made that it is more profitable for farmers to sell unehelled corn in tbe fall at 75 cents than at $1 a bushel in the following summer, and tbat wheat at $1 25 in December is equal to $1 50 in tbe succeeding Jane. In the case of potatoes taking those tbat rot and are otherwise lost together with the shrinkage, there is but little doubt that between October and June the loss to the owner who -holds them is not less than thirty-three' per cent - .. " Cranberries ia the Garden. The Western Rural recommends the growing of cranberries in the garden. A pound of bone dost to the square yard is the manure. "In - April, May or- Jane, or in October and November, set tbe plants four inches apart in rows, six inches asunder, in bsds four feet wide. Two square rods will yield four or five bushels and require 2,000 plants. The vines will soon cover the ground

and require no renewal, as the plant is a perennial shrub." The Soli for Celery. ' After trying for a number of years, almost in vain, to raise good celery on ordinary dry garden soil, I finally borrowed the nse of a little patch ot reclaimed swamp land deep black mack, well drained bat moist, and for the past two seasons have grown on it very fine celery with but little labor. So I shall never again attempt to grow this vegetable on common garden soil without some cheap and easy method of irrigation. Education Among Fmimm, It is a fact shown before the British Parliament, tays the Praine Farmer, that while the rental of land in Ireland had doubled daring the previous hundred years, and tbat of England had trippled, the rental of Scotland had eex tn pled itself in the same time." This is attributed mainly to the vastly superior school system which Scotland has poese&ed, and the skill and enterprise it bad fostered among the people. It is a fact that a truck farmer within a dozen miles of any of our large cities will get a clear profit of $200 or $300 from an acre of land, while tbe average old style farmer hardly gets that amount from his hundred acres or more. These facts are worth studying by the still large class who do not see the use of agricul tural papers and teachers, etc.. and who think muscle is the main thing in successful farming. The truck farmer studies his market Knows wnat is wan tea, learns how to raise it when and where to sell it, believes in manure, buys it, believes in knowing all about his business, takes his paper, rads and thinks, don't kick at facts because they are printed, keeps his eyes open and drinks in knowledge from men and books. He keeps learning and succeeds in his business. "There is still a large class in our farming population completely stereotyped. Many take no agricultural papers, attend no fairs, no farmers' clubs, try no experiments, have no faith in improved tools and' stock, and are hardly able to tell at the end of the year whether they lose or gain in their business. Success in cultivating tbe soil is already, and is to be more and more, dependent upon brains. Men who read and think most plan most wisely and execute most akilf ally, will succeed best We need only the help we can get from the teachings of science, from journals, from fairs and clubs as well as from the dailyeexperiences of the field. The Old Church That Stood in the Shade. Chicago Legal News. Long years have flown since flrst we met In the old ohurcu thut htood in the abude; Gray hairs have come, but we'll ne'er forgot The good old times we sang and played. Wo yet hear birds t hat sang each day, Wnen to the glorious Giver we prayed. While prayers and aouga floated softly away From the old ohurcu that stood In the shade, No stained windows reflected tbe light. Nor was pulpit lu velvet arrayod, Yat every tieai t was cheerful aud brig in the old ohuroh that stood jn the a ado. But pride one day, In a glorlons 'bout, Appeared In gorgoona apparel arrayed; The world cri-nt In. the spirit creot out r roin tne oia enorua mu atooa in tne enaae. Tbey moved It away and cnt down t e grove, auii not uini or a prayer jim sutyea, Nothing to mark the snot we love, wuore tne old cuorcu mood in the shade. Aod we built a ate , in that touches the sky, And otherwise made tremendous parade, And thus weaxpoctod to ascend on nigli. out m i rum ma onuron tuat aioou in tue shade. We put on a mortgage, muoh Intenwl we pay, W4iun uMiiy we am s"aiui( ior ma, We'd gladly return to tbe good old way. Ot the old churoh that stood In the amide. But when God shall coma In glory and po-ice. To collect all Um debta we bave made, He'll aurely grabtua a Jul! mloaso. jieeauao ot the churcli mat stood in the all ado. There Is so muoh of truth as well as poetry In this little pociu, from the pea of Hon. James P. Hoot, that It if with mora than ordinary pleasure we transplant it frein the coluiuasof the State Argus, of Springfield, io oar own. w e rcrrei tuai, like "i ne old Church tbat Htood in the Shade," many of the bumble holism ot worship where the rich and the poor Christian ued to meet upon a level, have Deeu toru down to give place to oontly temples, laden down with mortgages, wblcti the light of Ilenvan could only penetrate through stained flatw. In many instances the grandeur of tbe church has driven out tbe poor, and with tnem tue Jiving spirit oi uod. we have sn mors genuine piety In tbe old log school house of the early day, which were used as places of worship, Uiau we hara to the moat costly temples of tbe preaent day. Many denomination are too extravagant In building churches. They should be built plate, strong, subatantlal aod comfortable. ao that every Christian who attend divine worship should, as far aa possible, feel at borne, Mortgage should no mora bt put upon euurou man a to ran. t.M " -' iwmm ' I'lwjudlca Kill. "Klevou years our daughter suSersdon a bed of misery under this car of several 01 th best (and some ot tbe worst) physicians. who cave bar dlseao varloti i name but no relict, ana bow sne i resiorsu to u m good health by a simple a renndv a Hon Hitters, tbat w Lad poohed at for two war before using it W earnestly bops and pray that no one else will let their sick sutler as we Iid, ou account ot prejudice against so good at aiediclue m nop Hitters " lhe Parent, A great medlcli In small vials. Dr. Pierce' Ptfilet (little pills ) No cheap, pasta board or wooden boxes, that allow a wast oi strength, hick headache, dizziness, rush of blood to head, bad tasla in mouth, bilious attacks. Jaundice, internal fever, boll, and nettl rash. Sold by druggist. If von bar scrofula, don't fail to us "Dr, LlndseVf Blood Kearcher." Bold by all

FINANCIAL AND C01

ICIAL nSAHCIAl. ' Ormsorm 1rdiajiafoi-is bmiuiiv, . . Monday Evkniko, OcU , I This has been a quiet one as far aa financial affairs are concerned. The demand for money has been about as usual. The banks are meeting the wants of their customers, and rates of Interest role steady. Mew Torts Mnaaelal Darkct. New York, Oct 20. Money 67 per cent Prime Mercantile Pappr- P" cent Government Bonds Strong, f liver At Lonaon 62 6- 16d per onnce. The City of Richmond arrived to day and broagbt toOO.050 in gold, making the total Im ports or specie me paai wee u.i i-v . Railroad Bonds Strong, nnder a brisk lnanlry. Lehigh and Wtlkesbsrr oonaol, assented, advaooed from 90 to SIS; Mobile aod Oblo debentures from M to 56, and Cbeaapeake and Onto flints, aerie B. from airy, to wi Missouri, Kansas and Texas flints and second consolidated, assented, advanced 1 per cent. At tbe Stock Exchange the "boom" conllnuea. Hpecuiatlou was vorv active and buoyant throughout the entire day, aod prioea Meadtiy advanced to tbe close, Tne Improvement for the day ranged from to 6 per cent the latter for Northern Pacific common, Louisville-and Nasbvilin. The ooal shares Chicago, BtirllnRt-n and Qulncy, Kansas PaclUe, Mobile and Ohio, Narni ville, Chattanooga Hnd St. Louis and Wabasb were also prominent in tne advance. E-le was a a exception to the general buoyancy, fluctuations there in being slight, and the clotting sale at a fractional decline. The market closed strong, with an upward tendency. Slonx City etooaa ateady and unchanged. Northern Iaolfic common closed at 'Jii and preferred at In final dnallnga c al stock 8 were most eonspicnoun for activity, a nd reached the h lgh -est Ugnres yet made. Tne feeling on Exchange this afternoon In resard to the future of coal roads was more buoyant than t any f .rev ions time since the change lor the better n tbe condition of the coal tr-ide. There was an active demand for Investment shares, and Cblcago, Burlington and Qnlncy advanced. Faoillo Mall was in more active demand and advanced 1 per cent. Tbe earnings of tne North western since the commencement of tbe fiscal year, Jane 1 to October 14, locreas.d ms8,um. It is estimated tbat tne earnlcea for the balance of October will show a gain of I162.0U0, which would brine the increase for tbe first rive month h np to fl.lt 0 000. Wabash earnings. Increase, $38,000 tor the aecond week in October. Transactions to-day 38K,O0O shares, of which 88,1X10 were Erie, 18,000 Like shore. lx.OOO Nortb western, 11,900 St. Paul, 29.00U Wabash, 67 01)0 Lackawanna, 19&U0 New Jersey Central, W lielaware and Hudson, 8,500 Michigan Central, 2.000 Illinois Central, 6,00 Union Pacific, 3.0U0 Kansas Pacific, 9.000 St. Jo-ieph, 2-5,000 Ohlos. 6,800 Western Union. 17,000 Pacific Mall, 11,000 Kansas City and Northern. 15.000 Kansas and Texas, 23,000 Northern Pacittc,6.99a Iron Mountain, 7,000 Louisville and Nashville, 3.000 Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayetto, S.OK) Mobile and Onlo, 3.000 Keokuk and Dea Moines, 14,000 Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louts, 8,000 Chicago, BorlinSton and Qulncy, 4,(00 St. Louis and San Francisco, 6,000 Boston water power, and 12,090 Quicksilver. GOVERNMENT BK0TJBJTTZ3. Stertlng,fiJdays-.481H,Cr.8. 4a..... 105 Sterling, sight 454New U. 8. 4a 102H U. S. sixes, "SI WSH Currency sixes 122 New 5 per eenta 10S Mots The purchasing prloe for Government bonds In Indianapolis varies from the New York quotations per cent. GK9KRAI. STOCKS. W. 0. Telegraph 9;4St. Paul preferred- !9 Quicksilver- vO1 Wabaoh 4s"g Quicksilver fd 58 Fort Wayne 'ill Pacific Mail. 83Terre Haute. 17 Marlpofta. . a.Terre Haute p)d S4 Mariposa pfd 4V Chic, and Alton., v Adams Express lOtt C. and A. pfd .!( n Wells A Fargo Ex.lam'Ohlo and Miss.. B2J A ( bv 'WLt TV..1 l.nV .nH W kill Del., Lack, and W. o)i A. and P. Tel... 44 ("hlc, Bar. and Q124 Hannlb'landst. J. 2 H. and Bt J Pfd..- fi7 Dnlted States Ex. 64 N. Y. Central Brie ........ Brie preferred. ias tiarie.m. l.V) Canaxia Southern.. 74 w Mlchlnan Central- oVi Louisville Nash. T2Vt Kansas Pacific ..- My. Kansas and Texas. 22 St. L.and San Fr IX S.L.and8.F.pfd 22'4 Do. first pfd........... 45H St. L, K. and N'm..! Do preferred ' !- Cent. Pac. bouds-..110!4 Union Pac. bonds.,110 Panama.... 80 Uulou Paoiflostts. 9i4, LiKKe Shore vnyt I lln.la Central...fl9 C eve. and Pitta VH Northwestern sth Nortb west 'n pfd-.llMKl C, O, O. and 1.. 6H j. tjentrai..- 4y Rook Island -.-HS U. P. land grants...lir-i; St. Paul 71 u.p.smxingiuua iii BTATB BOBTDB. Tennessee sixes... Tenn. sixes, new. , 85 , 3) , 28 . 28 Mlasonrt alvea-irfl iNonnern raoinc .i-i N. P. preferred-.-. tilsi vtrsinia aixes. - Va. sixes, new Oflered. COKHKKCI&L, There has been an unusually large amount of business transacted In all department of trade during the past week, aud quotations, with but a few exception, have undergone no ch'inges. The following table shown the amount of grain In store In this city at the present time:

.... , , ' ! ' Elevator. J f? A 4 e a I Elevator A . I4. 10.0 W 2,!00 8,?00 Klevator U........... 10,100 lo,400 at.a-O 1.M00 Central elevator.-...- o,u 2J.GU0 3.0-10 City elevator.-.-....... a,(Ku '.l,l A.frO 2,'jiM) Klevator U. l.i a.,60ii 2j00 Clevator E. x.Ojii loo Jjo ...- i ToUU tll.lWO I8, 0 181150 13,100 , Corresponding day last year...... 74,000 44,000 74,000 W.onp

Tbe talileKtven below shows lb raoetpui and shipments for the 31 hours ending at 13 o'clock to-day I IteoelplaiNhlpint' Fionr, bbLs.. ,irH wnaat. du. Sn.miu1 fU.OIIO iti.KO lft,ll0 1.IIUI 48 Corn, bti. UaUi, bu-.-. J4. nya, onMO Barley, bo B,t0 ins nnu, ww CirnmaAl, bbla., aw 4ul 40 loo 170 Htarcn.bbl. loo 11 ay, tons. ,, i, Lard, tm Provulona, ton.,-.. MM THH Mukkth-wi:i:klt kbvikw. Vlonr, Ural) and Hay Klonr Wa auotat Nw protmm. VI S'7 W)t fauey, ISiHK? nuauy. h.uuj tuwgrauaa, SI lit . ,.l Whi.uL TImi twar Inmience anpcnedml In further ihmmiilni valuaa to-day, Chicago aoina ofl U II 17 A'ovnmlMir. Karly Rnaltoard t ar ac iai wcru uiau uniwiitifni wun w uaa va . - i ....... I ,... t ofHo prr btiKtuU. Tawra noua ('Iilcnufi rul hr, An tulvttneet or aH vr Htardy. Nw York U 3o l(wr for CKHoor, hih! lUUhnortt atAult ait KjLttirdilV'Bl nrlfifisl. W flUOLtt! mi v m wa No. I rad....-....-.-......-......l Z7 II W PlO 8 IW ...MWMMtSMtMltlMN'l"""! NO SI tkttk af ! HMIttimt HIM .,,,.,... ,i, NIIMH Unmeroliantablo 1 la ........ No. f rail, Oatober 1 XUi 1 Wi No. red, Novamber.. im.i ullnrinn iwr 1 ItiSi I W-i Corn Will bring a butter prloa to-day, and la In vary good dainand.but there la no old Mm nf imnaKinnii't otlurnd. Marketa else where am Hlo ItlKher, aud a round lot would rnimtiiind that her. Ou 'Ohanua S Out) bush eis new mixed, seller tbe ynr, sold at 8 Ho W.,uote, wd AKk()d WlllUi NO. llNHHUMMMIMHWIHMMIrlMH V Whit NO ,MMMmiHMMMWMM W"J IftlllOW iihw4 eaaeaaateMaaaa tJ Ulxed. , . m Outnber - Noveinbor, uew mixadMellertbeyear. 41 faiV SO 88 8S IU 47 W May - lllulixr and firm. No. 3 while, X'HO bid, Wlc asked; mixed, Ulic bid, .'ilfo asked. Kye 1 1 igber and quiet. No. 2 Mjyc bid spot ivad OctoiMir; otmrea at sn. unn-im bid ner ton ! I2 asked. nv lain aoinl dtunnud. tiolea timothy, imiMa. nnutil. (Miali 00 rwr torn loosa nreaaeo: prime timothy ottered ou 'Change at lis per uju. TM Provision Market Ruleaqnlat with a lower teniUnoy In quoU Vlona. WenuoteafollowB5 Dry Bait hi eau Clear ribs, iio (took here fu. hiii ahmikdera aold out. HMe bid. 'Lard Prima steam, enrrent, o: winter, . k.,i i nrwi ii.n on hand : held for sUa. nweet Plokled lat-liama, about 2JM) Uarcea lu aUx k. Wales ou Maturday at 7i.

We quote 775e, aa to average, brand and delivery. . MtoceillasiaoaMi Prouxs Apples Laree supply ot au Kinds; fancy eating are Belling slowly at 11(91 50 per barrel. Extra cookies, 7ftc(81 & per barrel, bmail and Inferior not salable. Beans Xu demand. Choice clean navy H 40 per bu : clean medium, 1191 2S per bu. Beeswax lGifjlttc per lb. Butter Has met a better demand for tbe fiast few days, and there is no choie eooun try n market. Extra Quality fresh table butter will bring 12&IW per lb. Choice dairy, c per lb. Common country, dull at $4)8 per lb. Cabbage Choice, 8ucUl perbbl. Cider Ware's new clarified selling at 18 per barrel of 40 gallons. Cranberries Cae Cod, f7g3 per barrel ; wild, Ktott per barrel. Chestnuts Belling slowly at 12 0032 80 per bushel.

Uheese Choice dairy selling at lKauic per pound. Dried Fruit Firm. We quote: Peaches, choice halves, b&na dot lb. : common to fair. 3a4o; apples, 4c: com mon.'ic per lb. txrea.se r air inquiry; aeaiers payina uii white fie. Game Prairie chickens, (44 60 per dozen; tame pigeon, (1 X per dos. Uraoos We a note: ConeoTd. Kelly Island. 6380 per lb according to condition ; Catawba, 6a8o per lb.; Delaware, 'i47c per lb. aides tireen nines, ;c; green aip. vrais, Be; green cnlf, loo; green salted hides 8)4ic; green salted alps, tic; green salted calf, lac; ry nint nwt, 11c; ary aaitea ljuw, 11c, amwed. sruobv or bull, two thirds off the above prioea; sheep skins, 25c(i(l. Ulckorv Nula Dealera are paying for largo 25c: sbellbark, tQ&.ve per bohbel. Honey We quote uew at 1833Ccperlb. in eases ot 25 to 50 lbs. Onions Scace at(lZ591S0 per bu.;lCC(3 Ml per bbl. Pears Scarce. Choice.S225A3dO per bu box; small country 11 25a1 60. Potatoes Mai krt dull: dealers art buying at 3xSM0c per bu. B woe t Yellow Jersey, borne grown, ueaiers nnying uwihi per mu. ; Kastern jerseys Mary lanus, au per doi.; Philadelphlaa, U SO per bbl. Poultry We uuokij Live turkeys. He per lb; old duoas. 2 25 per dos; young, 1175; live fowls, beus, 13 per aos; roosters, 2 2o per dos: aaese. fnl: etthered. E4 2u per doa. Bprlng chickens, 11 50a2 per doz. Quinces Choice sell at 12 52 80 per bu.; Interior, SI 60aJ per bu. rttgs uottou, mixea, 140 per id; wool ?tc per lb. Eess Steady. Fresh receipts seUlns from store in cases at l-'lo per dozen. Fuel Anthracite coal, per ion, khi; rccisbnrg coal, per ton, 16; crushed coke, perbu. uc ; eoae, per ouM iuc ; oioca; luiu, per ou., in car lota Anthracite, per ton, to; block, per ton, 12 50; Pittsburg, per tin., 18c. Feathers Prime live geeae buying at 40e; mixed geeee and duett. 2042So; old feathers, I0(a.i5c according to condition. Foreign Frulta W6 quote : Layer raLslns.fl 85 fia 00; loose Mucatel ralaini, 11 9ui 10; Lonon laver, (2 2ya2 40; onrrants. new, taHKc per lb.; Orantres. Messina. 17 00; Palermo, ItitdC 50; Lemons, Palermo to 6030. Tbe Grocery Market. Coffee Tbe maraet is active at cur fienres. We quote: Ordinary, llVCiaiav; fair, 12i(13c: good, lS0ie; prime l--y.o(17c ; choice, 17XO 18c; old Government Java, 222o. Cheese We ouote: Fair to prime at 8,-StOKc: Ohio factory. Mialio, as to quality; fancy Western cream, 10WC. Motaasea ana oyrupe wew urieans moiasses.SSSoOo, and syrap &930C per gal. for com mon 10 onoioe. Rice Carolina and Louisiana,7&3fO. Bnsars Mivrket firm and htirber. we quote: Hards, 9J4c; standard A, 9Vi'ic; ofl A, 9(3iHc: white extra C, KfWin; One yellow, h'iasic: good yellow, 7iia8c; air yellow, &Tc; con.mon grades, oJ,,c. opioea repoer, iiickj, aispiue, w&rjv-, cloves, 50c; Kinger,2JXfi5c; cinnamon In mats, H45c ; nutmegs, Soc$l 05 ; mace, 81 SH&l 40. Soap German and olive soaps, oK7c; rosin, 8K4Jic Tbe Iron Karfcet Prices firm and demand active. Car-Wheel Iron Cold-blast hecla tjt&X: cold-blast cottage and bath 3335; cold-blast Shelby 31$3X Bar Iron To large buyers 2c; to consumers 2 8-1032)40. Norway Iron Bars and shapes 78c; nailrod 8C. Bteeis ejngiisa cast a'-'rq-c; Amenean ia, 16o; extra slses and qualities additionaT; round machinery J012c ; spring 10c ; Swede blister 9(a10c; American blister 8 310c; roUed lay and toe onlk 8(10c; hammered lay and toe calk 8;4l0e; tire, according to size aud brand 5c ; plow steel slabs 6ASc. Shapes extra lu pro. portion to waste in cutting. Cut NaUs Noa 10 to 00, 13 65 per keg; smaller slzees tegular advance. Hone Shoea H 50 for all kinds, aud mule shoes 11 higher. Horseonoe riaiia sonnwemurn nnuaea, aa for S's: smaller sizes regular advance. Carriage and Tire bona He tinea 00(970 per cent.; Norway b0ia0 per cent Nuts and washers 7c off manufacturers' Usta. Iron Harrow Teeth so. Borew and Strap Hinges 4e, according to size. Clevises Melkle'a wrought plow devise 83.10. Lead rig a!B )4o; oars oc. The Draa; Market. Itnslnes ia fairly active a', our figures. Alcohol, 12 1041215; alum, par lb, v4p; cal omel, per lb. 70s: camphor, per lb, !o : 00 ohlntal.per lbOfnJohloroiorm.per IbftOflMe; oopptraa, bbls, lb. IMe; oopperaa, kega, lb, 2o; gum opium, lb. laor 26; lndlgn, r.r lb, (ficQsl ; lb (JeunlnKkl. atHauo; morphine, UrM 16; mad dt-r. lb. 12-aHo. Oil Caator. bel,irai,l 10al 20; No Y do, l siqu tu; sweei, wtcji o; ouve, ehi, II 7tia3 A0 sperm, gal, 11 MA; atralta, gal, 4uc; bank, 880; Imivaniot, lb (Hanilerson'a), tl 60; uvula, lb, 11 2b; lomon, In (Sundcraoii 'a), t-i. Qulnlne.l.A.W.,os,11 Ob'M 10: rlnohouldla,nr oa, 11 Kfxul 40; rosin, bbl, I MT 50. Hoap atlle, Kr., V'-!o' American bicarbonate aoda, par lb, '4c : aoda, bicarb, F.iuillah,euika, lb, 6,so; soil a, sal. lb., 2H(8; aoda-aah, ih,4(fSo; aaita, Kpaom, )b,:no; anntf per oaae, 4 dos bottlea, Hootch, a8 6U pcrdna, par lb 5oj snnff, Gar. reu s. pacK.itrosa, ia iR'iiii 00; anon, uarrvtt-, percaseot 4doa, llfxl; brimaume, by ttia Ul, (r;'0 fWTMi IHJWVI milMUI, 111, 7liK)j saltpeUir, eomioerclal, lb, HAtUo ;aaltptra,pure, lb, IjXi'K-! turpontinn, oma, gai, tsc; uirpantin a, (ana, gai, sac; Venetian red. Eng.. bbls, lb, Hoi Venetian red, Eng., kega, lb, 8Hioi lo. Mt HllKRl I 1 I.I . MIB n U?,.IMl..1Mdl 4&j0c' rhubarb, powdered, tl(d 1 25. The lry Vaoda Market. Trad la good at our flgures. Brown HheeUnea and Kbtrtlnra-Oreat Waatarn 4-4, Sot Columbia 4-4, Vol Ifooalar iVetrn 4-4, sot Columbia 4-4, oi lfooal 4.8ioTiloii,7kc; Uartow, 7J4C1 Uaorla We; Ooliitnbua, 7n; NshvlUa, 8c Uaui iltll.7Ho; Premlum.eHei Knatorn atnndnr. k A. ,ural 80; Pt'piMirell 10-4,iM.i PepKT.il K, ho Peppa roll It 7H"; Pwpparall O, 7c ; Ppjwroll-N, t;ioi Indiana A.7o, ll,7H": l K'isieaonMi rninin- Ainom iv?wi rrult of Loom, So; llay Milla, ivsi'l Mop'i t aouvllle, Vo; Wnmautla. 2c;Nw York Ml Ha, 12H0; ITliia 01 w"l. ij"ji repnerauiv-4, are Peppervll 1-4. Itoi Pi.Mrll8-4. Kl'-Wl 1'i'VlwraU a.IMc. I'aiwr Oamhrlra Manvtlla,HM H- Hons, cinlora la hiahnri atmunua. lUa lower. Prints l'aii siyirs oiiwki. 7ni namuton, UVl Paolnc, 70 j Arnolds, 7.! Coneslora, ao; uiouwwr, eo pimpaon, ohoi piaia Diaca, nHC waauiiiKUtn, O'ot npra-uaa, ac Hoalbbritiiin, Su; rrvotnau'a, uc; Uarutony fcoi ablrtlua DrtiiM. DMrasc. iiafcs-Kmi.ailuvlila, $UH (Mark A, CX OtUir Creok. SAI. Osnaburga uu ounce, 72v38o lght onnnea, uoraci joana AnurnanorKiTi,nn ..iinns. uv r,8Viflt Indian Onmard, 7in lloekport 7o Mtconia, act nuaota.vKoi naurug sateen Tlcka tnesioga,a., iTflt ao, 7-o. ine uoia Lewis tn, 4-4, 170 ; do. Kl iuoh,lLodo, W-ilWb, Llni Hamilton. M.limn. Htrlnea Aiuoakaag, ibe; Hamilton, invto; Bbarldao, he Machan'oa, afe Veoiuaua, 10; o i W aaninaiou awiiwiK.l'c. bnool Oultoii J , P. Coat .BAri Clark's John Jr,fin; Ciark'a O, N.T.,Nmi Uran k lMulol, nc nairnn w) mxinira s, 4ty& Jcaua Louiavulet UjIIHo I Uml 4ba. lie, tfiHoi UmUrn, 103 ; Mlacvllaaaona. Candli Are oulet but steady. WtnuoUi: Htiok oaudy, lolla; uutcU. drop, US 120! klnaea, iiS""1'. nut randy, 17a2oo gnm ropa, hard, 28), and Antblna gum ilmj, llfll lHc; rook candy, 11114170: loaangna, J8-ai20e;ooiu-roon pn work, lftoi tlu do, wi pialu enmin work,2tn; decoralvd oieaiu work. Ut; eordial grssls, SIKAVUM Canned ood The market la aotlve and blither. We qnolat Tomatcea. 2 lbs. Miomll: S lbs, fl lftri! itfi; Pi.anliea, 9 lbs, 11 oi l ai ins, aa iu; ina pin patten ea, 11 til..b.u.M-.Ma SI .1. M , w T lu. pUHl.unnii-l -' I ... m w w, I.OT, fl I II , . ' , Baapborrles, 11 60(41 IK); Clmrriea, red, fl 5ndl tat; Mtrlng B.uiiia.11 10 f Green Peas, 11 liV. l'jO;VarmoatlCorn. 11404145; Plue Applea, W- wyaja i"m'"i iv ji cvt m ,. mn au: iiuw aura, 1 lb, 1 7&41 W; 2 Iba, 12 24; Tumbler lollies, too; Cov Oysters, 76ciftf I ; 1 Iba, ti 14a 1 (Pi; mmium, i' . in. vmiwi, wjutjinyua, IVttton Hone )fa21ei candla urlnk.sHaMKn. Woodauware Xhe demaud Is fair at quotattona. Common bnckaU. . Jl ff 1 15 Pin ennrna fr 10 50 Cedar churns.. M.- -J3 0- Hi ou Aato hurua. , 8 OimII 09

OnmnoB trnm , . , , . 1 gym 1 75

Medium - 3 009 S 60 Extra brooms 1 5fxa 8 00 Matches, telegraph. Tube, No. L . a 009 75 ,7 50 . 6 bGa Tuba, No. 2Tnba, No. tt b 609 Washboards, si I 40 1 50 Washboards. I 24 1 0 Leather The market rules quiet but Arm. Wequoto Oaaao.eat SKjE8e:themlock sole at 309280; harness 80gS3o: bridle 146954, per dozen ; skirting 88438c, per lb.: rrenon calf ta 15.91 85, per lb.; city oaiSlAl 10, per lb.;-clty kip 6&ai0c, per lb.; upper kip Hl0 per dozen. Nnts Almonds, shoit-ehelled, per lb.,'JZ2a SSo: filberts, I2H(ul4c; Brazil nuts, 8Ke; Naples wainnta,13al4c:uglih walnuts, liftc; penuta, red, 6)40 raw: bo roasted; wuile, so raw; 9c roasted. Oils Rules ateady. We quote: Linseed, raw and Bankol boiled- -.'SS Lard oil, extra A Lard oil. No. 1 50 Lard oil. No. 2 47 Miners' oil ,.15 Lnbrlcatlne oil 14rtl 8tralt oU 40 Benzine. 12 Caster oU SI 46 Coal oil, Iudlana legal test rowaer ana tsnoi we quote nne powder at 14 60. and blasting at k2 602 75 per keg. Patent shot at II 651 70. Tinners' Supplies Are in good demand. We quote: Best charcoal tin, I O, 10x11 and 14x30 19 00 per box: I C, 12x13, 19 35 per box; I X, 10x14 and 14x20. Ill W por box; I X, 12x12 111 25 per box ; I C 14x20 roofing tin, best brand, 18 to perbox:IC20x28,rooang, 116 00 ; 27 B. iron, Sc; 27 charcoal c; Northrop' shoet Iron, roofflne. Id 60&i per square; copper bottoms, 33 035c. Indlaxtapolla Live stock Market. Stock Yards, Oct 20. Hogs Receipts. 4 ,EC0 head; shipments, 1,060 bead. Tbe market was active and stronc at quotations Liebt receipts of medium quality, packers taking all best grades at SI 00:93 &. Hhip(M?ra not buying. There is a fair demand lor selected heavy. At the close- all were sold. We quote: ' - Selected light -.... final 85 Selected heavy 8 Wa3 60 Ltaht throw outa. 3 It! :l llouRhs 3 75&J 10 Cattle Receipts, 4iS head; shiprnenis. 271 bvad. No chau'e in quotations. We quote: Prime stripping Meere . 4 '"ia 4 60 Good chinplo" ateera. S 75 a 4 00 Good to prime heifers nod steersGood to piime cows aud heifers Medium Common......... 3 ZS9 8 75 3 003 3 60 2 803 2 ib 1 63rct 2 '20 1 Wt .-a 3 25 20 OD&ja 00 Bulls... Cows and calves, Calves. 3 OU& 4 Ou Hneoo Receiuts. .'its bead : shinmentsioue, Prices unchanged. We qnote: Good to prime shipping, 120 to 140 lbs average- . . . S3 75$4 00 Good shipping, 100 to 115 lbs average. 3 23 50 Common...... 2 76&3 00 MASKETS BT TELUiKAPU. Kew York Bxarke. Nrw Tokbt, Oct 20. cotton Steady at 113 ll'-fr. Futures stronir. Flour Steady; receiota 39.0C0 bbls; superfine 1523(35 90; common to good extra 85 tvxadli; good to choice do 16 207 75: white wheat extras SO-ao 50; extra Ohio H7 75; Ht. Louis So Mit7 60; Minnesota patent 17 25A8 75. Wheat In good speculative demand ;reclpts 714,o Obu: ungraded Fprics 11 3ut Sti; No 8 do 11 311 30; No 2 ao SI t!7Ql 89; ungraded winter red 11 S01 48; No 3 do II 42; No 2 do fl 471 4M; No 1 do 11 4-,(ai 44: mixed winter 11 4tK: ungraded amber 11 4l'l 46: No 2 do II 4til 48; No 2 whllo 1 41(1 )!!; No 1 do sales of ."'j.ikO bu at 81 46,1 48; No 2 red, October, gales of ;,000 bu at SI 47al 50; Novem ber, sales of ISK.tKIO bu at 11 52 vi: locember, sales of S78,0W bu at Jl 41Jai 55-i. Kye Heavy. Corn More active: receipts 219,000 bu; ungraded 60fctlc: No 2, store, Coatil-liC: round yellow 63(tt4c: No 2 October 2;-c; November o.B4c: ileceinoer bic Uats Active iidu lair; receipia w.uwi un; m.xea western touc; wmie uo uitic. Hay-tnif. Hops Firm and In fair demand. Coffee f n coed demand Hnirar Qulut but firm; fair to good refining 7' :YV7 o-itk Mo!aKse Quiet aud unchanged, Rice Hteadv. Petroleum Oulet and unchnnsed: nulled Bwt3i4c: crnae ojvs'MiC; renoea yAc. lHiiow ;oo: mo. Rosin 11 iftQl SO. Spirits Turpentine Higher at S4.'5c. VgKS Firm; western 17A20C Provisions Pork hliiher; mesa 110 I2",(HI0 25. Beer nominally unchanged. Cutmeata qniet; lon clear, November, 5 MiaS ; short char. November, 80 20 Lara strong; prime a team 88 50. JUutter r irro; wesiern luosc Cheese Firm. tVbiskv Juet at II 13. Stock of Grain lu Store October 18 Wnent. 8,735,1110 bu-corn, 2,95.0H) bu: oata, 18,xi bu; barley, 55,10 bu;re, 130,000 bu ; pi-aa, 2.00J bu; malt, 2un,ut'u ou. Chicago Market. Chicago, Oct 20-Klour Steady and tin chanucd. Wheat l'nsettld;opcBHl weak and lower, but closed firm at outside prices; No 1 Chicago spring 11 i.'v'iil 2tfi; No 2 do II 1 cash ; II 211 iNovemoer; 11 oia xwcemoer; noa uo i lu; reiocted Corn Unsettled: opened weak and lower. but ctCMOd strong at outside prices: 48-,'ic cash and October: 43;,,,tic iMovemoer; io December: 4':n Mav: rejected 42'4c. Oaui J 1 Milter ana in lair uemsnu: v:'.s caau; Hi n r o vein oer ; sj nay ; ngeciu inc. Ilye7a7tJio. liirlev-82c. Provisions I'ork strong and blsher; 110 7iVa II cMt-ii: 111 ix-iowr: u i.s-au hi novemocr S10 l.s-alO 17'C January. Itrd active, firm anf nigner; win; mi uu .,iiin.wr; 13 mo KkJanuivry. riulknieata dull, weak and lower; shouloi.ru 3 7u; long clear 15 U); Short clear aft no. . Whisky ftesny and unpnacgeu at it uw. KrelEhta Corn to Uofllilo 8c. Ileipt Fiour It.uto bbla; wheat 181,000 bu; corn 2.V..I) bn; oat xui uu; rya imu bu; hit r Ic &7 UUO bit. Shipments Hour 11,000 tibia; wheat 137.000 bu; corn K,t"0 but oau iitjwo bu; ry ajMO bo; barley 4i.iw no. At the Cloae Wheat Active, firm and hiabar:! 21!- Noveiubert II Cf i llecrmber Corn Htroug aud btgber; i'to October; 4i"4'e XHnvamnor. f tatk Mienuv una uncuauaea. I'rovlslnua Pork atninic tnd hltfher: W 60 riovombor! m au January, uara aimna ana hlghar; Vi ! bid Novembnrt 11 January. ' ktitiiatr Maraet. Hai.TiMOMK.it.-t VOflonr-Pall and weak W'l rn aiiM-mne sitratj; uu eslia I 271;Ult IMIIIU 1,11 n W best -WfuWrti Uter but tsdy at a da rltne; Nn 2 wrsteru alii'r ml, mhh and OcIoimi, l 4HV: Nuvambtir II 7n4al i Ih-ohii IIMf SI '4BI cr-.. Corn wratwrti steady: waatern mlrad, aiml and tvtoimr, at'tc; Novetiits-r lX901Xc; Uectrub"iiiti' 'c: n nnirini sum. i,tt - unlet mil I twin: wwU-rn white 4tf45ci U" lllixeo .il.iHis iuyniiin upwsi. Uu. Oiitxl and iifiiniiiaii iai,i liar rirui: prluia to cholca rrnnsylvanla llatH per 1011. 1'n.v kiiinK im anil pnivs. mwm mil Iliilumeulal Iki. t-linuldera If; t-lrar llnaldea 7 w; do psolt-rt It il'H and 17 tal. lianoni sbiiuidars II JHt e.esr rin aiaea a, iisma l-nil. Ijittlt r.-iluisl titire!! lift. Ituiiar r 11111; inun iu oiiui western packad H(Ulo. i. ir.-n 1. inn at INC. Pt.trolaum ateady: erud OiiTc; rcflurd Tfia. .. t one-strong; liio rargoea iJi;..niae. Hiir Firm and active i A ao.l 8Ji(W'o. Wniskv Finn at St ll'i ial 12. FralKhU to MveriKX.I Mir aleamer Waady nmnu .uu 1 ihim. w -i 1 m.wi,.-... llecntpia Flour 3 750 bbia:what 181,100 bo I 001 n 2H,liuO lu 1 oats a,7ii) uu ; rya ii ou. HltlpniHitta Wheal 2u8,mo butonrn 4.1,100 bu, Bides Wheat C,I bu: corn lllMwu bu, llwaakeo arka. Mn.viinu. Oct. 20 rlnur Firm. Wheat Unsettled I opened dwlluad 1c, anil closed alrot-g; No 1 Milwauken bard 11 l'4; No I Milwaukee lilt:: No 2 do II )Hc; ocionc llBOSl Novamber II 2I: le.tr 12(J,i .o fl ill r.) 1 n u; nciim n". Coru Firm: No 2 45. iaua-l lrni; No2!ie. llja-Mlrong and hiKharl No 1 7fl7fl. llarley Mtrong. aetlva and higher; No 1'rovii.lonit oulet but tlrm. Mesa Pork liOfiOcHaltslloin Jauuary. Lardt prluiaataain 6 Wi cash ; ti 12!-; January. Vnmhla Vt'hitut In HllftklO 8V.O. Kecetpta Flour 0M obl: wheat 118,000 buj Corn 44.UW bu;oiW bn. Milptnenta Flour Ift.WO bbls; wheat UflO) bu ; corn 14.UJ0 bu : oat nu. Eaat Liberty Lrve mock Market, FAST LIBBBTY, Oct 30,-tattl - JtOCClpt since and includlug Friday lost , I head of ilirnnab aud 1:10 beiwl of yard auck ; total for . I r-lr anrilKir livdlV. 4.IT4 Iiell Of tbrOUKU and 8.2SW head lor tha local trad msatuat 1,083 throuah and 4.2x0 local laat week. The supply 1. 4 . 1 j . ( 1 in nnd 84114 76: eorn mou ii 2-3 75. Meventy loads have changed

for aula bera 1 not a ueavv a "! about 20 head, but th qualify la better: not ao many common. Trad la active for the New

hnt al no anvanee over laat

hands to-day, of which 60 at least were for New York. Hoes Receipts 10,340 bead; total for tbe week 2285 bead against 2415 head last weea; common Yorkers 13 60,a:l 85; best Yorker 13 751 8 85; Pblladelpbiaa 13 90l 05. Hheep Receipts 2,4. ju head ; total for tne week 6,&Uu brad against 8,000 bead last weeK. Selling very firm; fully 10 cent higher than last WSek Toledo Market. . '- TOIJCDO, Oct. 20. Wheat Firms No 2 red Wabaab, November, II 33; December 81 ; January 81 8; No 8 red 11 25; Western amber Si 81X; No 2 amber Illinois II S3. Corn Firm aud hlxher; high mixed, 434ci No 2, spot and October, t'Jc; November, 49o; May 47o ; No 2 white 51c. Oata Firm ; No2 3ttic. ' At the Close Wheat Irregular- and 4c higher; No 3 red winter, soot, 81 87; November 11 88K; December II 41J4; January 11 44; No lumber Michigan, November, ti 38; Western amber 81 38. Receipts Wheat 132.000 bu; corn 18,000 bn. Shipments Wheat 12409 bu; corn 21,000 bu; oat 4,000 bu. roroJara aarketa, - Lcimccf. Oct 20, t p. nu Consols tor money 97 11-18. Railroad Sharea Illinois Central 9SK: Pennsylvania Central 48; Readme 2; Ene4U;-,; preferred 67; Erie, aecond consols 87. Dnlted H Ultra twenrtuea New fi 105f; 4 109; 4s 10 Rate of discount in the open market for three months' bills 1 percent-oeing yt per cent, below the Kan a of England rate. Pabis, Oct 20. Rentes Slf 65c. Antwerp, Oct 20. Petroleum 19J4f. Lrvxitpooi Oct. 'JB. Cotton Rasy at 6 11-ltKa G 15-isd; sale of 8.000 bales, including l.OuO bales for apecniation aud export, aud 4t,0U) bales of American. New Tork Live eltoek Market.

Nrrw York. Oct. 23. Beeves Receipts 4 WO head. Market H ttnences all In favor orelling interest; prices bieher, and not enough stock to fully meet the demand. Poor to prime native steers 17 lo 4t ,5: extra and premium llutftlO 60: Texas. Cherokee and Colorado steers I7(8 25. Best 20 steers in maket, l.tflO pounds. iu ou. rjxponers oseq nu lat aiAers ai ki job 10 25. Bhlnmeuts for the week 7-7 live and 3,770 quarters. sneep Receipts I4.,ui neaa. juarEet nrmior sheep and easier for lambs, with a large and active business: sheep 11,45 25 per luO lbs. Lambs 8iS', with a few fancy at 88 50. Shipments for toe week 1,075 carcasses. Mwlne Keceinis ju.wuneau: nve nrmer ana higher; State aud western 13 900130 per 100 lbs. Shipments 150 dressed hogs. St. Laoli Live Stock Market, rT. Lorns. Oct. 20. Cattle Fairly active; valnes firm: export steers 84 651 8U; good to fancy shipping H I04 1 60: light steers fc, 30t stocaers and leeaera 1- aun.t v; cows ana heifers 82A3; eihks Ttxans 82 25(43 12X; corn fed do 12 7.13 76; receipts 300 head; snipmeets 1.100 bead. Sheep Scarce and wanted: fair to good 5M 50: choice to fancy 83 CS1; receipts siiO head; shipments 400 head. Baltimore Cat 1 1 Market. Rai.timobk, Oct- 2u. Beef Cattle Market more lively: better grafes Qb blirher: very betl!5i"lb'2': first Quality linl S7i; medium ti 7o(i3 75; ordinury 12 Su'&'i 75: most sales were from au to i au. xteceipuv oci una; aaues, 3,!5I head. Hwine Fnll anpply with a fair demand; quotations -Va5 75; a few at either exLieme. Ieeinta a.4- neau. Hbeeu and Lambs Receipts 3.473 Ueau. sueep 13 254 25; lambs 83 50&5 25. Ctlldteo Live Stock Market. Chtoaoo, Oct 20. The Drovers' journal . reports: Hoga Receipt 000 nead ; Shipments ew bead. Market more active aud a shade hiaher; mixed packing 8.3 3i(33 50; choice heavy 83 ."fi3 80. . M Cattle tteceipt 4,100 neaa: mipinemn i,iw head. Market strong and higher; uatlvs 3 50 AS; western cattle 82 2r2 95; througtt Texan THE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES IX LADIES' PITVS, NECKLACES, V. BKACELET8, AT BfflGHAH, WALK &IAYHEW?, No. 12 East WasMnston St. (Please Observe Our Window) For Tvo Generations Tiio good And staenfu old Ntand-oy, MEXICAN 31 USTA .NU LINIMENT, has done lunre to assuage pain, rclieft sufTcrin?. r.nd ruto the lives of ni 'ti and beasts than all other liniments put tosctliri . W'hfl Iteniusft the Mnstani? penetrates throusTii skin and flesh tr tiio very hone, driving ont nir pititt and soreness and morbid secretions, and restoring tiio "filleted part to sonnd itnd supple health. Judah A Caldwkli Attorne . STATK OP INDIANA, Marlon county, aat In tlia HiiMirlor vurt of Marion o maty. In the rUata of Indiana. NMliM ltm.1 a. loinpialut, lor loraolnaur ot a inuiini(e. it. Prank Kennedy, rclvarof lbKlat,HaTlns Uunk, v. alary U. Hrown t ah Jin It known, that on tbe 1Mb dayot Octobr, ism, the abova naniml ptalnuit, by bM . aitoriioys, nl-xi In t bo oflloii ol Uiarlxrk of tit riiiiwrlor Court of Marlon county. In Uia W of Indiana, hlaainand4l otnlalnt aairMt tit abov namml doioiiilnnts. and tliw aald lidn. lift bavin also flixd In aaJd olark'a ortioo Mia affl'lavll of arsitnra'U-nt Mraon,abowUi tbat an Id lli'fi nitmiM, Mary II lliowu, Kroaru. hr husland, H(i Christian i ama 1;uq. known loadtaut, I'unn Mutual I.U-lnsuiaoo 4 i)inanyl of f hilada'pnl, 1-anusylvnnla, Travalars' loauranoa Comitany, f Hartfiant, t onntcurut. am noi waidan'a ot Iba Htat of IndUua, and Uiat thouih UiUKl ar-h and Imiuliy ha bm-u mixta u rxfor, yat l tb rra. Iilmiio of i bo da odwita, Jatnn Tnomas. Mar. tha Thomas and Josr-nh aj, ia. whully bbJ ftaowr, aod that all of aald dfnndaniaibova I, a adtra aroawary parilna ut"l-iiL. wbinU la an a lion to fowlo a lnortar otn raal suit lu Marlon aouoty, IndlMna, in whlou raal a tat aald defoodauia claim aumautaiaat. Now, fi"rfor, by ordi-r of aald court, paid dftndanla laat abova named ar hereby noiinKt of the flllinc and r'iit"nry of aald complaint against thrni. and that unlraa tbey aunxar and answer or duinur tlwrnto. at tha railing of aald cause on tn Ut day of January, 1M0, iboaain haln tb aacond juolclal dav of a term af aald oourt, to Im btwun and lu-id at, tha Court llntisn In lhaollyol liidlanarslu.on the first Slonday lu January, 1M-I, aaid complaint. and the matters and lb mars Uirrotn con-luim-d and ailficad, will b heard and dtr-inlui-d lu their ab-nn.. WANIKL M. RANUDKLU oct22w tink. A .SKIV BOOK OF B1BE SEKIT. EIBLY METHODISM ID lillM. lly 11EV.J.UHMIT1I. Includln Kkelchcs of Karly Times, CampMeaUnCHand th livoaof Kav. Jubn Btmua, Itav, Alfred Arringtoo, Miss Lydia Haaa, Mlra InulaaChitwoiMl, Mtaa Julia Kparr, Mb JanuleTlnal) , Kv. Jamaa Havt-na. Mav. Jean Jonas, Hav, IJanlol Demotlaand otbera. Or voloni royal outavn, wall prlnbMt and bpantlfuily bound. Hnt by mall on racelptof tLM. A liberal dlacount w ill be md to amenta. J. M. OLOOTT. Knbllaber, 98 Eaat Market atroet, lnUtanapoll.

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