Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 28, Number 48, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1879 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEJJ, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1879;

Household Knowledge. "To Clxah Black- Lace Squeezs softly and oftsn in skimmed milk; wnen it seems clean, put it in clean skimmed milk, squeeze again, fay it on sheets of whit paper, draw oat scallops and edges with finger, coyer With stiff paper and a heavy weight. Stcffkd Onions Parboil some gocd sized onions; take ont the middle and flu with foics meat; pnt them side by side in a cas eerole, with batter ; sprinkle a little salt and a little sugar on them; cover the onions with thin alioee of bacon; cook thoroughly and serve with their own sauce. Gisgbr Poukd Cake Take one cupful of batter, one capful of sugar, one cupful of molasses, three cuptula of sifted flour, three eggs, one teaspoonful of cream tartar, one mall teatpooafal of soda dissolved in one cupful of milk, one tablespoonfal of girjger and one tablespoonfal of cinnamon are very good. A Moth Proof Papeb. A moth prcof paper is made from a mixture of woolen, cotton, end hempen waste; it is .then saturated with a miztureof crude carbolic acid, heated thin coal tar, and the residual oil from the rectification of naptba. The paper is then pressed and dried, and served to wrap up abides liable to be datntg'd by moths. Crackers axd Cream. Split six Boston crackers, place them in a aoup plats and pour boiling water over them. As soon as they are soft draw off all the water and sprinkle lightly with salt; the a pour over them nice sweet cream. This is specially liked by Utile children who are not feeling well, and usually relished by growiDg peo pie, too. Excellent Coffee Recipe Dr. Foote'e Health Mouihly say 9: "Stir into the ground coffee sufficient white of egg to m&ke a smooth pa-t;; add the proper quantity, by measure, of ooiline water, ana let it boil gently far 20 or 30 minutes. Made thus It is exquisitely clear and transparent, the coagulated aloumen holding -every finest particle of solid matter." Bap.ley Water To a tablespoonfal of pearl barley, washed in cold watt r, add two or three lumps of sugar and the juice of half a lemon. On these pour one quart of bolliDg water, and let it stand seven or eight hours; strain; never use the barley a second time. Half an onnce of isinglass may be boiled in tbe water. Increase the sugar if denrable. For fevers or weak stomachs a strengthening drink. v Eice Blanc Mange. Mix four tablespoon -fuls of rice fluur in a littia cold water; add a pincn of salt; S'.ir this into a quart of bailing milk, and boil and stir for 10 minutes; when partly cool add tbe whites of three eggs beaten to a frotb. and cook again until almost boiling; tien tarn into a wet mold Serve with cream, sweetened and flavored to the taste. Farina or arrowroot may be prepared in the same way, omitting tae eggs and second boiling. Lrttp is Stabch ob Gravy. How true it is that, if we observe and remember, we can learn something of every one we meet A few days ago I learned from the poore-t housekeeper X know something new to me that salt added to the Hour before the water, on stirring paste for starch or gravy, would prevent tae it ur from forming in lamps. Of course, fused to salt both gravy and starch, but I never observed tbe good resul s of adding the salt first. Docghstts One cup of soft yeast, one cup cf warm sweet milk; one cup of sboitenmg half butter and half lard; one cup cf sugar, two well-beaten eegs. onc-Ualf tea spoonful of salt; flavor with nutmeg, all spice or cinnamon. Knead all together, ttt in a warm (lace it cigat; in tbe morning, if light, knead agiio; roll about twe-thirds of an inch thick; cut out in cakes a little larger than a silver dollar; let them rise; then fry ia !ard and roll in pulverized sugar.

Farm Motes. Between incendiaries, lightning and accident. Indiana county, Pa., farmers lost $25,000 worth ot barns inside of three months. Our own hands are Heaven's favorite instruments for supplying us with the nects saries and luxuries of life. A little dry sand covered over potatoes when they are first put into the cellar, w U destroy any unpleasant odor they may have A sprinkling of dry air-slacked lime will mitigate a tendency to rot. R. M. Williams, of West Bratlleboro, Vt.. has a Cot-wold- buck which weighs 22fi pounds. His fl-eca this year weighed 12 pound?, and some of the wool was ni. 9 inches in length. So says the Record and Farmer. A few rubbing posts set up in a pasture will save injury to tbe fence. Cattle wil use these conveniences very often If provided for tneni, and it is worth a'l the trouble to witness the enjoyment of the animals in their use. Two young men oat riding were pasting a farta bousa wbere a farmer .was trying to harness a raule. "Won't he draw?'' said one of the horsemen. "Of course he will," said the farmer; "he draws the at'ention of every fool that passes this way." The young men drove on. Tbe poorest lands we have cn be made to yield paying crops by tbe liberal use of t bote natural fertilizers wuich are within reach of tbe poorest fa-mer, U be will but exert himself to obt tin t lem. This talk of worthless lands is foolish it is. the owner and not the land that is worthless. Probably tbe very best way to protect wheat in the bins fotn tbe weevil is to thoroughly fumigate tbe bins with burning sulphur. This should bs done before tbe grain is put into tbe bins, and repeated in tbe 1 coursed anion'h or so alter tbe grain is stored. JSome persons use lime and salt, but there is nothing better than sulphur. The yield of mik and butter in the sum mer depoods greatly upon winter feeding. All the fe d given to cows is not c 3D turned without return. Tbe manure gives a god dividend upon the outlay, and the animals are storing up energy and strength to be made, available a t-rward. The aintr ia the season for liberal and judicious feeding, end not for "rbort commons," which it but, another term for half starvation. Fifteen cows allowed to stand out one hour on a cold day, shrunk in milk nine quart; ic ciid water given to a cow will brink the milk; cows allowed to sand in the water on a hot day will a so shrink thtir milk. Cows never should be allowed to ttod in a draft. A to id careful man placed in charge of a badly, man aged herd of ca't'e, has increased tbe flow of milk to an extent sufficient to pay his wages. Patting sa t on the hay mow ua useless practice; in this case it has no curative propertiea . It pays now above all other timet of the year to lake care of tbe poultry. See that the houses ere warm Sae that their drinking water does not remain frozsn over P ur kerosene over the perches. Clean oat the neu and supply them with e'etn s'raw Duet sulphar in tbe nests. 8apply tbeai with- 8ittl coal ashes and Sana tor dus'tng baths. Give them green food of some kind daily Give them sweet food it mat-era less wbst kind than that they get a variety, This is the way to make "winter layers." Shell Tour Cora on the Farm. , ' (Rural New Yorker. Most Western farmers nnd-rstand the ad vances of shelling corn at borne: mo t (Jen tral Western and Eastern farmers don't com prehend the aavng at all. We shall try to demonstrate it by a few ft n re,. Corn on tbe eob is coroDa ed a 70 pounds to toe basnet Shelled corn is sold at 57 pounds to the bnahel. N- w suppose it becomes desirable to sell 10O bushels of corn, we wilKsee if we

can not demonstrate that It ia wise and more economical to sell the shelled product Hauled to market 100 ba. or.... ...... .7,0031bl Coo and chad weigh ..1. 160 lbs. Clean corn weighs. ...,.5.8j0 lbs. Total 7,000 lbs 100 ba. shelled 00m, legal weigat. 6,6 0 lbs. Total loss on 100 bn 250 lbs. or 1 ba. besides which you haul to market (five, six or 10 miles, as the case may be) 1,100 pounds of cobs which you Rive away, and possibly haul back coal at $3 50 to $5 per ton. - For fuel 100 pounds of cobs are worth as much as 100 pounds of coal ; therefore we figure your loss on this 103 bushels ot corn as lo'lows: 4 bushel shelled corn at 40 cents (nay). ..VI 80 1.10U pounds of cobs at H per ton (say) 2 20 Hauling 1,110 pounds cobs to town (say) ... 1 do Total 'loss . 5 60 Tries figures are worth pondering, as it ia by jast such savings that farming is made to p'yA Base for tbe Compost Heap. ' There is no better base for compost than leaf-mould ot the forest. All the dead animals of the farm, the refuse brine and vegetables, the leached ashes, the woolen rags, feathers of the slaughtered hens, and hair of the slaughterea hogs, should be scrupulously added to tbe compost heap.' If, on entering the'v'llage grocery, you smell old brine or putrid fish, offer the merchant to take the nuisance off his hands. They will make a valuable addition to the compost. If there is a woolen or paper mill or a tannery in the vicinity, these establishments will fur nlsh much refuse for composting. Hay for Hogs. Few men are aware of the fact that hay is very beneficial to brg, but it is true, never the less. Hogs med rough food as well as h(rjea, cattle or the buoian race. To prepare it you should have a cutting box or bay cutter, and the greener tbe bay the better Cat tbe bay as shoit as oats, or shorter, ard mix

with bran shorts or middlings, and feed as other food. Ho;a soon liarn to like it, and, if soaked in swill as other slop foad, is highly relished by them. In winter use for the hogs the same hay you feed to your horses, and you will find tiat, while it saves bran, shorts, or other food, ic puts on flesh as rap idly as anything that can be given them. Tbe use of bay can be commenced as early as the grass will dot) cut, and when ran tiroughthe cutting bsx can be used t3 advantage by simply soaking ia fresh water until it sours. Charcoal for Fowls. I New YorkHerald. An old turkey raiser gives tne following experiment: Four turkeys were fed on meal, boiled potatoes and oats. Four others of the same brood were also, at the same time"; confined in another pen and fed daily on tbe ssrue article, but with one pint of very finely pulverized charcjal mixed with their food mixed meal and boiled potatoes. They had alto a plentiful supply of charcoal in their pen. The eight were killed on the same dty, and there was a different' 5 of one and one-half pounds eecti in favor of tbe fowls which had been supplied with charcoal, tbey being much the fat est, and the meat b9ing rently superior in point of tenderness and flavor. . Tar For WartsA farmer, writing to an exchange, says: "I had a mare some years ago that had a large wart on- her side, wbere tbe harness rubbed and kept it sore. In summer tbe flies made it worse. To prevent this I put on a good daub of tar, and in a few weeks the wart was killed and disappeared. I have frequently tried it since on cat la and horses, and seldom bed an occasion t use a second apn'io'ion. Tbe remedy is simple and effectual." Feed Roots in Winter. Tbe large quantities of dry, woody and indigestible food consumed by stock in winter tax the digestive orgins vtry severely, and constipation, cong-stion. etc, are ever threatening dangers to the health of the stock. A moderate quantity of roots or green food ia the season of dry feed acta as beneficia ly on the stock as fruit and fresh vegetables do on tbe human system in tbe cnurse of the long, coid season, when no perspiration purges the skin. In the season (f verdure and plant growing fresh vegetable food is so common a portion of oar daily diet that we scarcely notice tbe fact. And to it is with the animals whose care we are charged with. Breeding-vrgrkeys. t American Stockman. There is no branch of the poultry business that yields so Write a profit, if properly managed, as turkey-raising; yet breed"ers rarely undertake it without a feeling of uncertainty as to success, There are many different varieties, and each one has strong advocates; tbe bronze is very popular, 00 account cf its s ze and baauty, and especially from the fact of its being a native of America, From a trio of bealtby turkeys of almost, any breed qui e a large flock can be raised in a single season, care being used as to food and general treatment There are a few rules that will da to follow closely in turkey breeding; a good one is never te allow young turkeyp, not comfortably clad in feathers, to run out while tbe dew is on the grata; for a chill, however s ight, is most sure to be fatal. During tbe day, they should be allowed ' to roam, for 'urkeya cm not bear confinement, bat.l ug before nightfall pen them up in a roomy coop, altar a liberal allowance of food as much as tbey will eat, and no more for to leave food lying about in reach of the brood, to grow stale and sour, will always result in feeble, and -raized birds, if tney survive tiie treatment s,t all. Tbey are fond of milk, and should be regularly given it if con venient; chopped oniona, bread crumbe, corn bread, cheese curd", or almost any clean. sweet food will insure hea't iso far as feeding can pos-uMy do. It is be'ter tor turkeys to be hatched early in tbe-eison. bat at that tme taere la ao much to contend with In tbe wav of ci'ld ntgbts and wet days, that the breeder msy wt 1 b proud cf successful rearing of an eailr i of young turkeys. No Uood trenching. No man c in do a good job of work, preach a eood sermon, try a lawaait well, doctor a pr.t eot, or wtlte a good article wben he feels miserable and uu'l, with sluggiih brain and anstady nerves, and none should make the attempt in tuch a condition when it osn be si emery and etieap'y removed by a little Hop Bitters d-w n ner c !nmn. -1 Man's Noblest Work. This is an age of great works and wonderfat invention?. - Stm, electricity, water, air. !' ara made to STve man, but uoqueitionably the greatest inventions are tnose wbicn preserve man's neaitn aru prolong nis Hftt. and among the greateet of these is Dr. King's New Di-covery for Consumption. Hi eff-cs are truly wonderful, and hundreds are haniy to-day. who once looked forward to an ear y lira ve. For coughs, colds, bron chitis, attain, loss of voice, bay fever, boarseness, croup, or any affection whatever n tbe luroet chest or lurgi, Dr. King's New Discovery will positively cure. We can cheerfully rectmmend it 1 1 a'l. and cam un hesitatingly say it s 'he only euro cure for throat and Inn afT-rt ons Trial bottles 10 cents; regular ez $1 For sale by JO French Indianapolis. For d'arrhea, djaeuixry, bloody flax, cramps in stomach, and colic, whether af fecting tdalts. children or infants, Dr. P.eroe'e Conipouod Extract cf Smart Weed is a sovereign renter y I'. is compounded from tbe beat brandy. Jamaica ginger, smart weed, or waer pepper, anodyne, sootntng and benlmir turns F r c 14a. rheumatism, renra'g'O affections and lo break np fevers and ii flimmafnry ntticka it is invalnabl-. and should be kept in every housenoli; 50

cents by druggists, 4

FINANCIAL ACOrS El ERCIAL

FINANCIAL. Office of the Inoiakai-olib BasTrsat, 1 - Mono ay Evksino, Deo. 1, 1878. j The local money market baa been moving along smoothly daring the entire week. The demand for loans has been fairly active, and there ia no dlfliculty In negotiating first-class paper at tbe usual rates of Interest. Mew lara Financial Market. New York, Dee. 1, Money 67 per cent., closing at 7 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 57 per cent. Oovernment Bonds Were generally weak:, especially new fours, which declined ; this decline waadae to tne announcement tuat the secretary ol the treasury atiks tor authority to firoceed at once to refunding the bonds of issi n 4 per 06x14., the holders or ela to be credited with the difference in Interest. Railroad Bjuds Irregular, but generally lewer. Htate Securities Dull. A stiorp bear attack was made on the stock market at the opening of business, and p'lcee declined H to6 per oent,, the latter In Hannibal and Rt Joe preferred, the Urangerand coal stocks, Erie and fcjouth wextern share being aleo prominent in the downward movement. Toward midday there was a sharp recovery, the advance, trom the lowest point ranging lrom to 4 per cent., Delaware and LicIehwanca leading In the improvement. During tbe afternoon the market was irregular,-and toward the close tbe bears again auoceeaed In depressing the general list S to 3 per cent , tbe latter In Erie preferred. The final dealings, bowever, showed a recovered ot A to tier cent. Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lafayette declined 4 percent, on 'elegraraa from Cincinnati that a decree ot sale had been granted by the United States conrt. Transactions to-day reached 437,000 Bliarea, of which 100 OH) were Erie, 33.H00 Lake Shore, 24,000 forth western, 44.0UU rtt. Paul, 44,000 Lackawanna, 19,000 New Jersey Central, 5,iJ!i Delaware and Hudson, 5,000 Michigan Central, 4,5 0 Union PHCtftc, 3,000 C . C. and I. C, ,0"0 St. Joseph. O.Oi'O Ohio and Mississippi. IS.HX) Western Union, 7,000 Pacific Mail, So,(J0 Wabash, St. Louis aud Pacific, 21,Oio Kansas "and Texax, 8,000 Iron Mountain. 8.000 Northern Pacific, 7,000 Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette. 4.iiti0 rtt. Loots and Uau Francisco, aud 2,1)00 Little Pittsburg. The Wabash wilt not ba quoted in the future by that name, as it now cornea under the head of Wabash, tit. Louis aud Pacific, SOVKBSMXirTaOUBlTIK. 3terltng,ao aaya 4H'i New S per oenta 10214 Sterling, eight 4Ml4 0. 8. 4Ha... , V. 8. alxea, XI -100 New U. S. 4a.tlO-T. 'Ex-lute reaU N on The purchasing price for Government bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New fork quotations H(l per cent. RATI BONDS. Pacific Gsoir93 . ?0K Tenn. 69, new SO LoulHlana as . 72 Vtntinla tts . SO Iji. Consols ,.4ia! 'a. 6j. new 20 Mlaanori m .. . .., oiVa. oonsols X) St. Joe -104 iDo. deferred s reuutnaee 0a. 31 QINERAl, BTOOBS. Rook Ieland 148 Panama 181 Fort Wayne Hi W., SU L. and Pac. 41 Do preferred tw Hannlb'landnt. J. H. aud St. J. pfd 67 PUUburg.. Illlnls Central 90V Irc-11 Mountain .. 44 rule, Bar. ana H- i-f Chlo.and Alton 19 C. and A. pfd.... 115 St. Uand San Fr10 4. L. and S. F. pfd.. 4b Do. first pfd 6V5 Chi , St. L. & N. O. itt Kansas and Texas. 27 0 nlon Pacific Stan. Ht Kansas Pacific ... KS Northern Pacific. 2X Do preferred ......... 63 Louisville A Naxb. 85 Houston & Texas.. 4S W. O. Teirapn - Kxf'4 A. and P.Tel.. 4t Pacific Mall 2t Llttl Pittsburg ,4 Ailatus 34 Vdams Express 105 Wells A Fargo Jx.lo3 American Ex.... 6rf 0nltd States Ex- 48 Qulckailvor 25 oivksUver pfd... t Leadvilie. 'i Cent. Pac. bonds 111 Union Pan. firsts 110 U. P. land grantaHJ1 TT.P alti)cln'nn''..ll Lehigh te Wllks...tU0 St. V. & 8. C. firsts. Wii C, C. fc I. C. firstsDo seconds ...... S. V. Central VM Harlem 10" Lake Shore.Canada aoutnern.. 4 Michigan CentraL. HI Erie &H Brie preferred .. 67 .t . . . irr , 1 North weat'n pfd-.103 St. Paul 6H SU Paul preferred.. VIM St. Paul A Mlnn.. 44 Ht P. A Sioux City. 30 Dj. preferred . 70 DeL.Laok.and W. tsll Morris and exsexlielaware & MU1. rj.v. IT. J. Central. 71 Ohio and Miss....... 27 O. and M. pM clieaaoeake A O . ) Mobil-and Ohio... IH Cieve. & Colum. CO.. O. and 1 19 Ind.Cen.& Laf. 0 Burl., Cedar R 4N.fi Alton A Terre H19 A. T. rt. pfd-.... 40 Offered. tBid. COMMERCIAL. The business of Indianapolis during the past week has been exceedingly good in all branches cf commerce, and quotations, with but a very few exceptions, have been veil maintained. Tbe wheat market has been fluctuating to some extent, but owing to the light receipts the market, as V general rale, has been firm, with a heavy local milling demand. The market to-day was strenz at the ad vanoe. There Is a decidedly strong tone to the corn market, with an active demand at an advance of about c, with numerous speculative orders to buy for future delivery. Markets elsewhere are also better, and the seaboard Ho to ae hleher. There is a bri-i demand for oats, ' and prices are higher. Flour is in good demand at quotations. The provision market has been been bobbing about considerable since our last weekly reView, and to-day the market was somewhat excited and higher. The demand for both staple and fancy dry goods has been good daring the entire week, and values are ex oeedicgly well maintained. Groceries are also in good request at steady figures. Drags are reported quiet and steady. Other articles are In eood demand. The receipts of country produce are fairly liberal, and the demand for all kinds of pioduce is good. The followlug table shows the amount of grain in store in this city at the present time:

Elevator. a B & j iS 8 Elevator A 38,700 30.200 14O.CI0 8,200 aUevator P , 6,7U0 22,0tl 2,1U 2.2n Central elevator 2,t00 12 j0 2S.000 1.100 City elevator.-.- ... 8,7U0 14,(ii H.50I 4.40U Elevator " , ,, 1,000 (WO 80,0u0 2,0O Blevator F 2,000 4,000 2,000 M TotaL 110700 81,80 235SKIO 10,800 Corresponding day last year 31.000 43,000 23,000 21.000

Thetableglven below shows the receipts and shipments for the 24 boon ending at U o'clock to-day: BeoelptsiSblpmt'a Floor, bbla.. 6,000 3.3 0 30,000 1.600 6U9 6,4t 0 41,0i0 4,5l wneat, dq O m, bu Oats, on K-e, on mi Barley, bu Z.iiOOl 6,500 2,i (W 6,000 12 400 2u0 6 Bran, tons. Corn meal, bbla.. Starcb, bbla .. 800 Hay, tons 68 tea 20 6i0 na, tons... TBE HABKET9 WEEKLY BBTIBW. Flanv. Spala aal Ray Floor Ww var: New procma. 17 "40(87 75 fancy, 16 7537 25; arnllr. 8 00J6 60- extra, 14 254600: cradna. H4 60. liuckwneat dour f8 75 per bbl. Wheat . Bid. Asked No. i red, cash.... .. no. 2 red, December. (To. 8 red... 1 274 I 25 1 ft) No. 2 amber. Reiected. Unmerchantable.. CornBid. Asked White, ne-v No. 2.. M 40 White, new No. 8 87S , New yellow 8 40 New high mixed . m H8V New mixed ....... 87 88 Reiected 88 87 December ... 88 88V January 89j 8H April...... .. 43 . 44i Mhv 45 Oata No 2 white. ie bid track; 84e aRked elevator; mixed, 820 bid, 83jo aaaeu, casb. Kye Higher. No. 2, 79jo bid. Rnn-SII 25 tier Lou. Hay Scarce. Prime timothy, flS fO0? 60 bid per ton.

Tb Prevlalon Harstet Was excited andfJigher to-day. We quote as follows: Dry Salt Meats Oreen clear ribs, 6c; partly cured, f)4c; green shoulders, 44c; partly cored, .'ic Lard Prime steam Tc. Sweet Pickled Meats flams, none offered, lacellaneoaa Prod wee. Apples There Is a good market for choice eating apples. Extra New York and Michigan winter, 3S3 26 per barrel. State, U&tM per barrel. Beana Uhoioe elean navy II 409160 per ba; clean medium, SI 20yl 40 per ba. Beeswax l(jltc per lb. Butter Fancy stock la not so plenty; prices firm. We quote choice selections country at 16(j17o per lb. Choice dairy, 20tc per lb. Oood country, lZgl-tc per lb; Interior, 8.310c per lb. Cabbage Choloe, 8-x-aJl per bbL Celery 35c per doa. Cider Ware's new clarified selling at S8 per barrel of 40 gallona. Crantierries Ca.e Cod, 17 f 08 60 per barrel; extra, tu per barrel ; wild, tTttga per barrel. Cheatnuut Selllug at idO(a3 & per bushel. Kgga Light receipt; shipper are paylag IHc: aelllng at 20c per dos. Fuel Anthracite coal, ner ton. 17 00: Pitta-

burg coal, per ton, 15 U0: crushed coke, per ba. 14o: coke, per bu., lie; block coal, per ba., 14c in car lot, lie; Youghogbeny,KlaO per ton. Feathers Prime live geeae buying at 40o; mixed geeae and dock, McUao; old leathers, Utattto according to condition. Foreign r'rnito Wequote: Layer raisins, old, 12 40: new. Si Hi: loose Muscatel raisins old. 4 50; new, 12 7 j; London laver, old, 2 80; new, a'tuo; currants, new, OS'S'c per lb.; VaLenoie, wx,c per 10. ; uetnous, Malaga, ao ouio. (irease-ijealerasare. buyime white at 5'ic: brown 4o. Uame Prairie chlokena. 15 per dozen : tame iKeons.ll 2b per dozen: analla, 11 SO per dozen: mallard due ka, 13 00 per doz; venison saddle, lurac per 10 ; raumia, i per 007.. Granea Bat few In the market. Choice Catawbas, 10c per lb. uiuea ureen nidea, 8lo; green kip, veins, 10c; green calf, 11c; greeu aaltea bidea.yn'.c; reeii aaitea kips, iicaiac; green aaltea call, i.c ; dry. flint hides, 13c; dty salted bides, 11c; damaged, grtloby or bull, two-tblrda of tne above prices; sheep skins, 25c(gl. Hickory nis Dealers are paying lor large 40c: sheijbark, 8O0 per bushel. Honey We quote new at 18aJ0c per lb. In cases of 25 to 50 lbs. Oniona Firm, cnoice 11 oO per ba. yellow USD veis. 13.75(44 per bbl. lied onions 13 50(i 76 perbbl. Pears Clioioe, 12 252 SO per ba box. Caii.'ornla, 13(93 60 per J ba box. Potatoes c-elllug from store at- 40(9:00 per ba.. Sweet Yellow Jersey, borne grown, 12 00 per bbl.: Southern, U 60; Eastern Jerseys Mary lands, 12 So(3 per bbl. ; Phlladelpulas, It per bbl. rouitry u-jmanu goou ana receipts iair. Live torkeye, So per lOidnofta, 12 25 per doa; yonng, 11 50; live fowl, hena, wi 40 per doa; roosters, ft ou per noa: geeae, run reatnerea, 14 ol) per doa. Spring chickens, fl 50(32 26 per doa. Rags Cotton, mixed, lo per lb; wool hie per lo. ine lroa nsraei Trade is good at quotations. Car-Wliesl Iron Cold-blast bee la 84036: eoid-blast oottaee and bath 83(236: oold-blats Shelby 31t32. box iron . aufas a. Norway Iron iia and shapes 7W,a8c: n allrod 8 Q He. Bioeia cngiuin cast -ju(jzic; American tov) 16c; extra sizes aud qualities additional; round machinery lOQLic; spring loo; Swede blister DtglOo; American blister fSaluc; rolled lay and toe calk 8aii0c; hammered lay and toe calk 810o ; tire, according to size and brand 60; plow steel Hlabs o&tio. Shapes extra In proporuon to waste in cutting. Cut Nails N os 10 to 60. U 83 per keg: smaller slzees regular advance. none snoea tturam s, 4 tu; rerkius , fl, and mule shoes 11 higher. Horse-Shoe Nulla Northwestern finished, 15 50 for 8's; smaller sizes regular advance. Carriage and Tiro Holla Kenned 00(470 per oent.; Norway !0W) per cenU.Nuta andT washers 7c off manulactnrers' lists. Iron Harrow Teeth io. Screw and Strap Hlngea 4a5c, according to size. Clevlsee Mettle's wrought plow clevises . Pig 5i954c; bars to. TUe PruK Market. Dealers report a good demand. Alcohol. 82 l-i 26: alum, per lb.4K(95cK: cal omel, per lb, 861: camphor, per lb, ioJc; 00ohlneal,per lb,00clll ;ohlorolorm,per ibocSl ; Aonnerna. hbla. lh. llc: eonneraa. kFH. In. 2n gum opinm, io,oau;4tuu; maigo, perio,X)li; uooiice.Calabriau, lb, 38c; magnesia, carb.,2-os lb (Jennings ), igio; morpnine, 4 zaH 40; madder, lb. iioUo. Oils Castor, best. izal. 5c(911 ; aweet, tWcHl 75; olive, gal, 81 768 50; sperm, gai, si oo; oergamot, 10; (sanaersonl, la Wjcassls.lb, 11 75; leinon.lb (Sanderson's), 13. iJnin1iifl P.t.w..oz.e M.Va2 90: ctncbonldta.oer oz,U 15(1 20;roeln,bbl,lS7a8oO. Soap Castile, Fr., 94a12o. American bicarbonate soda, per lb, 3Jii94o ; soda, btcarb, English, casks, lb, 6c ; aoda,sal. lbM 23;noda-aKh. lb,4(9io; salts, Epsom, lb", 340 ; snuff per case, 4 doz bott les, Scotch. 13 50 per doz. per lb 05c: sunn, Gar rett's, pack, gross, 813 0013 SO; snuiT, Garrett's, per case of 4 do. H550O16; brimstone, by the bbl, 3(4o per lb; flower sulphur, lb, 4.35c; saltpeter, commercial, lb, 8(9100 ; saltpetre, pure, lb, I&CilSc; turpentine, bins, gal, doc : turpen tine, cans, gai,oc; Venetian rea, ung., onia, 1 1. ) . IT ... T7". . . DlvMJa. l dine, ttt 50a75; Iodide potaasa. 14 7o; cloves. 63ttuoc;Tnnoaro, powaerea, mm 1 . Tbe Irj GooOa Market. Demand active and prices firm. Brown Sheetings and Shirtings Great Western 4-4. 6c : Colombia 4-4. smc : Hoosier 4-4, H; Trion, 7; uaruw, 7to; ueorgia a, 7Kc: Columbus. Vic: Nashville, 80: Laurel Hill, 74o; Premium, 6o: Eastern standards, 8Hc; Pepperell 10-4, 0c; Pepperell E, 80; Pep. pereU It, 7)4o; Pepperell O, lo; Pepperell N, oo; inaiana a, (o; a, iv; u, ec. Hieaouea enirungs Amwiwg iuo; Fruit of Loom.loc; Bay Mills, lOHo; Hope, W-jO; sonville, Oo; Wamsntta, 1340: New York Mills, l2(o; irlde ot west, uto; fepnereiio-4, xso: Pepperell tt-4. :&e; PeppereU8-4, 21 He; Pepperell 6-4,Itfo. Pa ner Cambrics Manville, 70: h. b. At sons. 7c; Mason vllle, 7c ; Warren, "0; high colors lo higher; seconds, imo tower. Prints Fall styles Cocheeo, 7o; Hamilton, 80; PaclDo, 7o ; Arnolds, 7o; Oouea toga, 6c; Gloucester, 8o; Simpson, 7o; plain black, 6o; Waahlngton, 5o ; Spragnea, 8.4c ; Bouthbrldge, Hc; Freeman a, 60 ; Harmony, 60: ahlrtlng prints, 6K980. BagaFrankllnvllle, 9U; Stark A, 125; Otter Creek, 120. OHnaburgs Six ounce, 838X0 ; eight ouuoea, 99ic. Corset Jeans Androaooggln, 80; Canoe River, 8H0; Indian Orchard, 8 jc; Rock port, 7 Ho; Laoonia,so: nonuix, 7c; nanmaeag mwdb, hHp ; Peqnot,8He. Ticks coneaioga,exM ic: uu. -o. 10a; unu Medal, 4r4,L"-So; OOA, 7-8 lSHoCT. 4-4. 14Ho; 13Hc; Hamilton. D, 13VStrlnea Amo-keag, fOKo; Hamilton, H'Ho; Sheridan, 80; Mechanics, Ho ; Yeomana, 10Hc; Waahlngton awning, 17c Soool Cotton J. A P. Coats. 5So: Clark's John Jr , 65c; Clark's O. N.T., 55o; Green Daniel, 30c; Holyoke, 27Ho; Stafford's, 27-o. Jean LoolavUle, a6A37Ko; uti stern, 10A 400. TM urweerjr auui. Coffee Rales qalet and unchanged. We quote: Ordinary, lSJ-UJo: fair, I.K916J40; g'ioa, n'i'w ; prime 1 iintr , ouuiuv, ltfSc; old Government Java, XMgSSe. a Candles l3o for 14 to 16 oa. per eet. Cbeeaa We quote: Fair to prime at c; Oblo factory, 8H914n, as to quality; fancy Weatern eream, MHl Molaaaee and Svrune New Orleans molaasea, bocntiSo, and lyrep 409660 per gaL for common to enotoe. Rloe Carollaa and Don telana, 7ViHe Sugars Are quiet and unchanged. 'We nnnix- Ham. liaric: standard a. n-aiiiic: off A, 10M9UO; white extra C. 1019100; One yellow, 84 910c: good yellow. 9f4o; fair yellow, 9c ; ooncmon grade, 8t8o. npioea repper, 1 .taioc; aiapioo, iom"i cloves. 60s: Ringer,20a25o: cinnamon In mau, Soap German and olive aoapa, 6iA5o; roain,-4o., Mlaeellsikeo. Candles Demand fair and prices steady VnnnntS! suck candy, 12913c: macb. drops, 9'.2o: klaaes, Ulbc nut candy, 17Ubo; gum drops, hard, 20o, and Arabian gam drope, 110 I3c; rook oanay, ixi'c; lozenge, io0w; common pan work, 15c; One do, 200: plain eream work, 20e ; deoorated eream work, 28o; cordial a noda. 20(3280 Canned Goods Trade good at our figures. We qnote: Tnmatrea. S lbs. tl 10: S lb, tl 25: Peach ea. 3 lbs. 61 asl 80; 8 lb. 13 25; 8 lb pie peaches, fl 26- Blackberries, 11 SS9I 40; strawberries, 81 7S2 00; Raapberriea, II 60 Al "0; Cherries, red, fl 6ML b6: String Beans, 11 25: Green Pea, Marrofat. fl 76: early Jane, tl 76 91 85; Yarmouth Corn, 11 60: Pine Apples, 160A2; Salmon, lib, fl90A3; S lba, f86; Loo tnC I lb. 11 76(91 80: 2 lb. 88 26: Tnmbler lelllea, too; Ooce Oystera, I lb., light weight, 76 (9800 jl lb, fall welght.ll 20: 8 lbs, light weight. 1 86; 1 ins, iuii weignt, it so; sarainea, oy vem caae, xminr Cotton Rope I8(92Do;eandle wick, I022a. Wooden ware Tbe market la qalet and onnliantrnd. Common """vt' ; fl 60 1 M Pine e n urns . 3 oOtflO 60

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Aah churna 8 OO.U 00 . 1 60(4 1 76 a 00(9 3 so - S 60( 8 09 - a bo 7 10 Common brooms. Medium brooma lutra brooma Mate ilea. telesraDb. Toba, No. 1 Tuba, No. 2. ... 60(9 ' 6 50(9 1 lira 1 an Tubs, No. 8.. w asn boards, zlncWMbboHTda. woodn.... , 1 25a 1 60 Leather. Ia In aood demand at rri r fljnm. We quote lnvaau.eat M-auto; bemlock aoia at WaSOn: harneaa 829S7e: bridle tto-aM, per dozen ; skirting sea too, per lb.: Frenob ealf 11 i&qi 8a, per lb.; city calf 11 M 10, per lb.: city kip eM&lc, per lb.; upper kip Hi-! per dozen. Nnta jUmonds. aboft-ehelled, per lb.. 22a 28o: niberfa, liKio; BrazU nuta. 8K0; Naples walnnta. 1.M14?: Kngllab walnuts, Ue; peanota, red, 6jo raw; 80 roasted ; wnlte, do raw; goroasieA. . . ' Oils Market active at quotations. We quote: Linseed, raw and boiled H03S1 Lard oik extra Hi Lard oil, f:o 1 65 Lard oil, No. 2 47 Miners' oil . .62-965 Lubricating oil ..'A64M Bank oil . 4V48 StralU oil itxfc'i KeDE'.ce.... 12 Castr oil.... 9011 Coal oil. Indiana legal test 150!8 l-owder ana snot we a note rifle nowder at 15 60(98, and blasting at 12 60S2 76 per keg. Patent shot at (1 01 85. 1 inn supplies Market steady and prices firm. We quote: Beet charcoal tin. I C. 10x14 and 14x30 19 50 per box: I C, 12x12, 14 75 per box; I X, 1UX14 ana 14x211, u au per box; 1 X, 12x12 111 76 per box : I C 14x20 rooflne tin. beet brand. S8 Ml per box; I G 20x28, rooting, li7 60; '27 B. iron, 6i4c: 27cbarooul8o; Northrop's sheet Iron, roonng, coper square; copper bottoms, Soc. laullaaapolla Live Block Xarkel. Stock Yards, Dec. 1. Hons Receipts, 8.000 head; shipment, 400 bead. The market opened stronz hi an ad vance of 15 to 20 --:iita over Saturday 'a prioM. ivveryi iiipk eoia eariy to packers. Receipts fair and ol good quality. Wt quote: Uood heavy packing 11 30(34 40 Mixed. . 4 2nti :to Llgnt 4 VI 2j Cattle-IteceiptH, 600 bead; elilpmenta ZMi head. The market is unchanged. Thirtv-elcht cattle, averaging l,Wi lus., were sold at '5 cents per pound, ibey belonged to Jobn Thampson ft Kdlnburc. and were loug il for" Eastern shipment. We quote: Good 1,200 to 1,400 Ibi. shipping steern 1 3 759 23 Good 1,000 to 1,100 lbs. ahipning steers... ...'. Good to prime heifers Medium lo fair. Common 700 to 800 lbs. heifers.... Bulls 8 29 8 05 8 60 8 75 3 Ul 3 40 2 fto-'4 2 Si 2 00 9 2 50 8 601 4 0 Veal calves... Cows and calves. 20 0040 00 HlBBEn BT TEI.EOBAPU. a few York Market. NkW York, Dec. 1. Cotton Q,uiet at 12 12 i: futures steady. Flour Strong; receiDta 85,noo bbls; superfine 8-X9.1 60; common to good extra 15 7kaii: good to choice tt'S7 75; white wheat extra 1 1 xo-9 8 25; extra Ohio 15 80.7 60; Kt. Louis 15 7oaS; Minnesota patent epring !7ia8 85. Wheat Weak ; recel pin SB',000 bu: ungraded spring fl 331404:N'o3dotl SVJI fc: No 2 do 11 37ftl 40; ungraded winter red II 3Vtl 41: No 8 doll :ism 41; No 2 do 11 4"rtl 6"; mixd winter 81 40; ungraded amber 11 42 al 47; No 2 (lo (I 4!4' No 1 do (1 4: ungraded white fl 419 1 47 No 2 do 11 No I do. sales of 81,000 bu at 11 lOiai 47; No 2 red, December, sale of 1K0V0 bu Kt 11 111 $1 60: January, sale of 211,000 bu at. l 62lil January, by cental, sales of 16,1100 bu at 11 53. Rye Steady ; No 2 western 91c bid, 92c asked. Corn Active; receipt 124,000 bu; ungraded 5f5iftUlKc ; No 3 JSia-Wic ; steamer oOXe ; No 1 oirttiH'ic; No 2 December 6lc bid; January 6-Kc. by cental 11 10. Outa Active; receipts 21.000 bn; mixed western 4t;'isc; white do 4tS,(9 19c. Hay 60 a 55c. f Hops Dull; yearlings 7t18e: eastern and western 36'39.-; York State S5.15c. I Cottee-Quiet and unchanged; Rio cargoes 17Jio: jobbln 1 14gl!)ic. Suear Dull and nominal; fair to good refining 8;-e'49iC. Molasses Quiet and firm; New Orleans MO 45n. . . Rice Quiet and unchanged.' Petroleum Stronger; united fl 23Jjl; refined f0 bid ; crude 7raS;4c. ' " Tallow ifsigie. ' Rosin 11 85. , - Turpentine 41c. . Kirgs Western l.S(922Kc. Provisions Pork higher; mess fl2 2)912 50. Beef quiet and steady. Cutraeats stronger; long clear 10 Hi'u 75; short clear 10 S!ig7. Lard active :feam 7 80.47 00. Butter Dull and heavy; western 17037c. Cheese Firm; western 8913c. Whisky Nominal; fl 16. ? Cklcaaro Market. ; ChicaOo. Dr-c. 1. Flour Quiet and firm. Wheat Active, Arm and biglior; No 2 red western 11 28(91 27; No 2 Cliiceo spring ft 2:1 bid cas:fl Wi, December; fl 21-"'g January; No 3 l 10J4: rejected 91c. Corn Strong and higher; 3:ijc cash and December; 40c bid January; 41;gC May;' rejected 2SJc ' : ' . Kve 7lc. -i Barley 8Bp. s . - Dressed Hogs Firmer; good to choice f4 87y 5. ' Provisions Porsr excited and higher;' 112a 12 &0caah; 111 25 December; 112 80 bid January; 112 00 bid February. Lard excited and hither; 17 2 (7 3 cash: 17 47-i7 60 January; 17 a" bid February. Bulkuicata strong and higher 14 80, 18 2 , 6 35. Whisky Steady and unchanged; fl 10. Receipts Fiour 2o,0u0 bbls; wneat 108300 bq; corn 2M.O0O bu; oats 55,000 bo; rye 8.000 ba; barley 23,000 bu Shipments Floor 14,000 bbls; wheat GB.0H0 ba ; corn l8S,oou bu; oats 14,000 bu;" rye 5,800 bu; barley 15.000 bu. ' . At tbe Cloae Wheat In good demand and a shade higher; 11 3 December; f 1 2424 January. Corn In good demand and a shade higher; 39iic December; 401-40 January; 4ms bid May. uats r ainy active ana a auaue niguer;aavanoed 'iftlac. Provisions Pork nrmer. but not qootably higher; 111 25 December; 112 75 January ; 12 tj February. Lard Active: advanced to 17 ou January; t7 624 February. Baltimore Harkel. BAXTXMOBa, Dec. 1. Floor Quiet bat strong ; western superfine 14 aj oO; extra 16 75'98 25; family 18 75-97 25. Wheat Western nianer: ro x western win ter red, spot and December II 48'1 49; Jannary 81 50 4l 51 ; February 11 64 91 Corn western a auaae mgner; wwwrn mixed, spot and December 4c; new xc; January oif'rAjW-'o: steamer Mo. Oats Quiet but Ilrm; western white 46317c; do mlxea 41945e; Pennsylvania 48A47C. Kye-tswc. Hey Firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania fl7iis per ton. ' provunona rinn. mesa pora ooiameats: lot me shoulders fl 6o4 75; clear rib aides 18 76: do packed 14 87Hfo7. Baoon: shoulder 15 6txie5 76: clear rib sides 18 25(38 60. Hama 10(91 Ic. Lard: re U lied tierce 7 76. Butter Firm; prime to cnoiee western. pecked, 2l28c: roll 2:i(a'J5o. F4tga sieaay; ireau c; iiraw idvik:. Petroleum-Quiet aud nominal for erode; refined 8.0. ,., , conee niet; ihq oaniwrB iwi ig. Sugar Steady; A oft lOV'alOHo. Wblaky Firm atfl 1H1 14. Freight To Liverpool per steamer Cotton '. llmir Xh Hd ; srain 7ih7Kd. eorn 40.700 ou : naia v sou ou : rye ow ou. Shipraenta Wheat ia),'20U do; corn tz.uw ou. Sales Wheat b88,400 bn ; Cora 4,800 bo. Mn.WAt7xxa, Deo. . 1. flour Qalet bat nrmer. Wheat rirra; openeu au uumm ;r;t closed stronir; No 1 MUwankee hard 11 24; No i Milwaukee 11 h; ro a a i it:;; iw!i'r 11 224i : January 11 215i: February fl 28.; No f do il (0: No 4 li 04; refected Wo. Com lUiefc anu Mlujr , pw "jT" Oata Quiet; No2 23c. Rs Advanced ia: No 1 72!C. Barley Excited and blgber; No X spring, eaxta and December, PrnvMifini. Unlet but hlaher. Pork quiet at I! 2 87X caab; 112 70 January. Lard: prime steam 17 40 cash; 7 6j January. Freights Wheat to Buffalo dull and nora In.l Receipt-Floor 11,000 bbU; wheat 9,000 bo; Shiomental-Floor WfiOO bbla; wheat 23,000 bu; corn 8,000 bu. How Tark fclwe ak Market. Niw York, Dee. 1 Beeves Receipts yesterday and to-day 4,480 bead : market a anae firmer, and for good and prime steers a trine h(huv Mvuinmmmnii native steer tt o"s 7 60; ordinary to Ialrl7 75k8 76; good to extra 18910, wltb a f-sw fancy teer at f 10 26 and two fw fancy sieer ai. viu ti auu w ntaro, 1,111 pound average, ensttvO poonda, live weight, at fee! !, taken by a cliy outoner at ear load premi Ins SA fill net K ttflnnla small commission; Colorado steer 18: exporters used 8fW bead of fat steers at 10(910; ship ments to-dav loo neaa live; mo " u... 1.. bmitn. o m nnartMra. . Sheep Receipts for two day 8,500 bead; market closed firm at an advance of about Ho; . m-i uiftK iwi. with ear load premium KenK, mtbors. 170 pounds, at t8 par 1(M

pounds; lambs ranged at 95.Z536 ZS; shipments for the week 1,010 caroasat-s. . Swine Receipts I7oo head; market steady at Hal 85 for ordinary to good, wltb six car loads at 14 81; 1 car at 14 25; some rough bogs f3 6e. f . kOIaatelpkla barket. ParLADaXPHiA, Dec. 1 . f lour Firm and business linilud; Minnesota extra family, medium, 18 2j; good, to 60; choice and fancy 18 7a; Mlonesoia patent coring 7 oOi&s 25. Rye Flour Firm at f- 50 W heat Firmer: rejected tl 40; No 2 red, elevator, II 43.41 41; No 1 red, apot, 1 4 J bid, 11 4iji asked; Decern tx-r, 11 48H bid, 11 AO asked; January 11 4H bid, 11 60 asked. Corn In fair demand: old sail mixed 60e; old yellow 61c; steamer 654i55Kc: new rejected

asked: January fc9-,c bid, olfj.c aaked; Febru- - ' ary 64) bid, 6oe aitked. Oata Not in mncb demand; re1eetjd 4Ca41e . mixed 41(942c; Ktalued 42w42; white 43 Soc. - Provision Firm. Mesa beef 112 50. Pork 113913 25. Hams: smoked 19 60(10 i.0; pickled Lard 7 507 75. Butter Quiet but steady; creamery extra S4 91c; eastern Sl 'alc; western extra i57c;do good to choice 2tKs24c. Egg-Sleady; western 22.-a23o. Cheese Dull; creamery 129l3c; do good II 12c. Petroleum Firm ; refined 8c. Whisky Firm: western 11 14 Receipts Flour 1,:0 bbls; wheat 16,000 bo; corn 24 010 ba; oats ll,ii ou; rye bo. Shipments Wheat S'J.OOO bu. - , liaeisau Birkel. Cmcnrif ATI, Dec. l.C it ton Quiet at HJie ' Flour Quiet at 18 25(97. Wheal Firm at SI SO.. I Corn I'oaettied at40a47e. , Oata Firm at 8Va:ic. -Kye Q -iet at 8xaS0.-. Barley Stronger a. 00c. Provisions Pork excited and nnsettled al f 13413 60. Lard exclied and bielier at 17 60. Bulkmeata firm ; suoulders. hall cured 14 7; -short clear as 87J4- Baocn warce aud firm; clear rib 17 75. Green meat excited and shoulders nominal at 11 6u; aides 18 60: hauia "7 768 25. Wulaky 1 r. Butter Easier; choice western reserve 25c; prime do223c; prime tochoicv Central Ohio S2ie. LlnneeU OU Steady at 8nc. Hoga Active, firm and higher; 13 50A4 75. Receipts be-i bead; ahlpmenu 240 head. Toledo Market. Touno, Dee. 1. Wheat Firm and closing a shade easier: No 1 amber Michigan, spot, H SiX; December 11 S3; Febiuary 11 No 2 rta winter, spot ana December, -I 6-; January fl :; February II 3n; No 2 amber hiidoU U 8S. corn ttteady; No 2, spot, 43e; January 42c; May 40Jic; new. KpoI.Hie; lej-cted, new, c. Oata Firm; No 2,suot,3ac; December 3iWc ; May 33c. Clover Seed Prime 15 15; No 2 f 1 85. At the cloe Wheat Strong; No 2 red winter, spot and December 11 31; January SI 3o"i; ; February 11 3': Maichfl42; amber Michigan, December 11 Receipts Wheat 16,000 bu; corn 56,000 bo; oats l.OuO ba. Shipments Wheat 61,030 bn; corn none; oats l,auo bu. Bo tost Harket. BoHTOir, Dec. 1. Flour Steady and firm; snpertlne fi'95 2; extra 85 60(; WiscoDKln extra 15 78 2t: Minnesota extraa tO7 50; winter wbeatH, Ohio and Mlcblxau, it) 7.x7 25: Illinois aod Indiana (6 7.Va7 5o; St Louis 87 25 MS; Wlscoifiu aod Minueoota patent sprlrg wneats 17 60-99; wluter wheat 7 Zyafi 76. Corn- Moderate demnd; mixed aud yellow, Old,62i(981c; newb0gt:ic. Os h-NoI and extia' White 47i9c0c; No 3 white 4'val7c; No 8 wnu3 4 allc. Rye W:iic. . Recel put Floor 11,000 bbls; eorn 13,000 bo; wneat 13,000 bu. Shipments Flour 1,400 bbl. ChlCHg-o Live Btwrk Harket. Chicago, Deo. 1. The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs Receipts 40,00) bead : shipments 1,600 neaa; market ao'lver lliht 100 niguer, attwW Al 10; heavy 6910c bixher; mixed packing 83 00:a4 25; choice f 1 26(94 45. Cattle Keceipta 3,5 0 hed: shipmenti-,000 head; market active and fi:m; shipping 3 40 A70; aujckeni aud loaders strong at 12 60(9 8 30: batchers' steady at f22 &; western iroog; Texan weak al tl 3oia2 80. Sheep No supply; entirely nominal. St. LfOBMa Live Muck market. -- ST. louis, Dec. 1. Vatt.ie Dull and weak; litlledoing: fairtogood light Meers 13 60jt4 15; good to choice heavy 14 254 75; export steer extra heavy and (at would bring 14 80a5; cowa and heif-rs 82 2'h&3 25; feeders c3,3 80; grass Aexansiz z-va-t u; rtceipis i.v u neaa. Sheep -Scarce and firm: fair to good muttons HM 50: chntce to fancy f3 85; receipts 200 head; shipments none. New York Wry (Jeoda Mar Met. New York. Dec. 1. Cotton goods very firm and still advancing. Fine brown cotton again advanced v,c. ut-ca wide aneeiinga are aavanced. Pili ts are in steady demand and fiiiu,. Woolen goods lslrlj active and agents' are riiakine large deliveries of spring caaaimeres. cbevtoia and worsted coatloua on ac count ot former order. St. Lenta 4'4lln Vltrhet. St. Lows, Dec. !. Cot ton Firna : middling llc; sales 800 balea; recelpis5i 0 bales;ab.ip-' men Is 3,000 bales; stock 69.700 bale. G031B and SEE THE NEW STYLES IK efflGHAEUALLiaAfHEW'S, No. 13 East Washirurton St. 10B8EKTK on winfiow.) LIST OF DISEASES . .. .t ALWAYS CURABLE BT USINCt, - MEXTCAF WUST&JSIG LmiMEIJT. - 0? DTSiiH FLEEB. . Bbenmalina, Barns aad Scalds, Stlngt and Bite, Cat and Bruise, Sprain 4. Ktltctaea, Tout racted Matt lea SUIT Joint, Backache, 4 Eraptloaf, i'rost Bites, OP iJflLS. y Scratches, t Sore and Gall, Spavin, Crk ' -' .Here IT 01 m. Grab, . Foot Hot, Hoof 8J, Lauene, 1.' ' Smlnay, Feaadrrti Sprains, Strain! -Sore Feet, , tiflnea, ' . ' and all external diseases. aadMcryliurtoraeddenti Forgeaaal aae ia family.stableand stock yard itil Tnt BEST OP ALL LliTILIEITTS A H. DiCKkV, Attorney. V STATE OF IDIA A; Marton Ooanty, . In tbe superior fcurt of Marton eounty. In the stale or IwlinDjL No. 2,816. Ituom 1. Complaint lor divore. Jess eller t. MatUe a eTler. . . 1 ber. 187V,. tbe above named plaintiff, by bi attorney, tiled In tbe office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon county. In the state of Indiana hke oomplaint axaiurt tne above named defendant and Uie aaio i-laintifl havll) lso filed in aald . lerk'o otliew the altldavithl a eoinoeten' person ilKwl,. that aid defendant, Maf'le Kolier, la not a resident of tbe state 01 Indiana. , Ktw, therefore, by order ot -aald eanrt,. aald defendant laat above-named kt hereby notified of the fllln and pendency Of aald complaint against ner, nd that ante- she appear ano answers or demnra thereto, at tbe ealllna of aald cause on the ltd dav of February, 1W0. he m betnc the judicial day of a term of aatd. woart, to be begun and held at the court bouse In tb cltyiof Iudlnsia,on the ft at Mooday In February. i8'0, aald oomplaint, and tbe matters and thing therein contained and alleged, will be heard, and determined In her ab seuoe. I DAJtlXXi at. RANSDELL. deo3-3w Caark.