Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 29, Number 6, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1881 — Page 8

w THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, FEBllUAliY 9, 1881.

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rntDl'E UNIVERSITY. The StateN Assembled Wisdom Take It !n. The Trip One of Pleasure and Profitable Investigation The Speeches and Kesponsea Hopeful in Tone, but No Hash Promises Made.

Ti.e Iluu.-e ami Senate a.ljijurnc:l Tuesday :nrnii!i' at 10 a. in. in onler to accept the invitation or the officers of I'urilue l'iii vorsitytoviit i !iut Institution of learning, loo.t'ed to miles west of Lafayette. The iut:;siied programme was earned out with bur light variation. tram. !iM.stiiv of four Well tilled r;jt-Ii'. containing tiie Members of the House and Senate, their wive and inited ßuTt-, I!!!;.i1k".'ii about 21' ptr.v:vs, cha I'.-o".eHy the ( Vr.i:nittee of citizciüs from Iaf ivctte, steamed out of the I'nion Depot at 11:" . Tin train drawn by engine .No. ''; n.a'le the run of sity-futir miles to I.af;iy ttte Junction in one hour and fourty-nine minutes, making two stop.-. At tiie Junction House the Initiative party were met !y the Co::. mittle of Arrangements from rif;;yette, head -d by 'linirinaM Colonel ."no. Levering and Heed's Cornet Hand of fifteen pieces. The large company were m-hered into the dininji-rooni at the Junction House and partmik of a lunch that was a credit to its oiigihators and v aa feast of "fat thing".' After dispat( hing the luiv.li the party took the train for Lafayette, arriving at and were transported in clo.-cd hack., omnibuses and carriages, to I'urdiu I'niversitv, one and a half miles west of the city, rpon arriving at the Institution, the jruo! repaired to the chapel on the tlnrd ilorr. l'rcide::t 5".. K. White, presiding, briery stated the history, wants condition and plan of study of Purdue I'tiiversity. Afterward the company were divided into .ix divisions, each headed by one of the faculty. and were shown t!i.-o.:.di the following departments, viz: The Agricultural, Mechanical, Art, Chemical. Academical and Collegiate. In cadi department the Student. were enfr.iel in tiieir tu '.ie, or making tests in chemicals, or at .lie forj,e, latlie or bench. Tiie mot ii:Tert e-in.-d centered in the Chemical and Mecl.t'v.i al Art lepai tr.ient. After a t!jo,-.')t:'h examination uf every bnil ling, in wlri. 11 the foregoing v ere located. the guests repaired to the (iyniT.isium Hal! and Armory to witness the dri'd of the Purdue Cadets, under command t fCajtain II. V. Wiley. Professor of C"",ini-ry. The cadet were put through th t, nuiil 01 arm-. and went through a oumoer of pleasing evolutions with promptness r. I preciion. . An e.hilitinn of the blooded t" k. li'-rse and cattle, belnii:ig to the 1'nivcrsity Farm, consisting o'":;;h tine ,i-'ri men of I'lv.Iesdale draft iior-i-.and Jerey and other biooded cattle, took place i:i front of I'liiversity Hall. After thi., the legislative party were conveyed back to Lafayette, arriving at the St. Nicholas Hotel at ":: p. m. So soon as the legislative fa-e was washed, its head combed, and lin.bs rented on the cushioned furniture of th - hotel parlors, dinner was announced, and the 210 odd persons com join ihe party tiled into the dining hall. Five hum tables had 'ton provided, dressed in the most t-Ia'oorate style with llowers. fruit pyramids, and ornamentv 'i coutectioiiery. Tiie follow -uv: is t!ie MINI . Otors New Y.;U Count-on half-shell. So.ips Mock :vr:lv'. cliickeu twith iiie. Fi.; Ii?l snap, -er. haddock (butter mvi. Iti.;t.-: Loin el beef, turkey (currant jellvi. log ti mutton (iviih je'.ly 1. mallard duck, h-g of veal. iHUe Saddle n: venix.,1, roast quails. phcatoit, mallard duck, prairie lions, blue win;; teal, canvas back duck. o-M ornamental Iiiie Lobster ali.il. Westlli.ili;i :iim. eliit ken niIuiI (u la Mayonui.-e". ielHtine of turkey, spring letnue, beef tongue (Frt-ie.-li style:, '.ery. r!?:ry Charlotte ru-ve. (-hum piiirup jelly, port wine ;city, Cn ,V Son's Mniitjielier cr":iek.ers. )u:td -:'.ke. jelly cake, guttise. cix-oanut hall :uiMii. va.u'.ij ..:(:re:id., rto-l cake. M'iiHiiieii i o.ei -i'iiiery Pyramid of Meri:iKe. liefet f arunK'ls. wUs Mernisjue tiaskels. jn-HNir'ü.i, Kom.i.i aiaijiiuels, charlotte rus-e rtkci-. Im t -Vani'I.i ice ercam, slraniierry slieilx-t, aiit'.t-. sweei i'ioritin innige, Malaga ra',K.'s, bacami;!4. itii."t c.uiilH'S. l vcr;i;es Llae'i tea. j;rceii tea, Java coffee, Airer dinne1- President White, of Purdue Fniversity. called the assembled company to (i-d'T. intrib:ch. ( Vdonel John A. istein, wii'.. after prefatory allusion to tleneral Love, wliose obsequies prevented Coventor l'oner and others from hein present, said: P. mil; me. in oe'iialf of tiie Trustees of Purdue ruiveri:.y, to expreß to you their grntPication 'er ;!ie welcome abundance of your present vi.it. It U the iirst time in theirexperience when Mi iii.iiiy of the Mate'. legislators and otliciai au-th(in';-.s tcive at thy same time come loether on '.lie irround of Purdue Fniversity. to h.sp.-et its premises atel acpniint theiueslves v.'i'.l. it ojr.itioii. Tl-.e Trustees are now satislied thatan ititi-i'i t-.'tit and coiiiprehensive line of teat:Ke:it wit! follow the action of thoe. m ho. as the lavv-making jninerof the State. hav- its in teri t iu charge. The Fniversity is the child and tae ird of the .State, audit i.- well for the soverii'Mty to know the Me, the purpose-ami the aiiai :iies of its baailhiK. Tiieir cyesfhave been wi'tne es 10-day. I doubt not that your minds take in the prophecy of its triuraphaat future, so lotv as the ?fattf b'es it a reiL-Anable patronage a:e! prelection. Pnnlue Fr.tversity i5 the exponent of anew line of education, which aims tosend its student into tiie world w Uli 8 complete training lor the iudu-'.rial walks of life. It does not usume to Rutiv.'niiie, but. ou the contrary, proffers a friendly hand to existin? Institutions, conducted on the ias.-ie-.il plan. The educated jurist, clergyman. d"ctor, are a'lsoltitiy t-sential to the welfare of c-i:-.y. and hence we can not dispense with our own i-ii'-time classical CoIIckcs aiel l"iilver.itics. Bit i.i the rapid development of this modern age new wants have uriscn, caui::R aiouu f-rt!!e stimulating and inspiring nutriment cf M:ienti',e education. The farmer, the mechanic, theartis:i:i. the miner, the engineer, the architect, realise the great strength und dignity of tin i.- several calliiig: that as to each science pertainin its divcr-iiied but harmonious branches, Kiel with science special ediieutioti. And n, answering to the law t he. t demand requires supply, the Liedern sy.-tent of education has sprouted out ef its little kernel, and now is growing into the r-tately proportions of the great tree whose rui' und whose shadows shall gladden the people o: the laiut. I unaware that this occasion dos not justify e'a"i-..-rtt", mi'l wharniht le iro!i x. comment. Per'!. ail v. I would rather listen than .peak. I shall content myself by ndJing simply that if wh:! von have s'-en docs not answer your e.ec-tati-f- in full, be pleaded to rememin-r that I'urlii" 1 :iivcr-iiy is in iL youth, although I think you will ;'d:r.:t Fiat it carries the promise of a vi-.'i rov.s and brawny manhood. ! has had It- (;'..: strusules. but these liave leen over-cone-. " Thanks t the mnterly management of its Pre.-idei.t, a.ssi'ted by his a'jle colleagues ' of the Faculty, the Institution is low a developed success, and all oii-.er.s portend a propitious future. In the langn.i.o 1 f the I'resident's report, "It has passed from a hopeful tio-sibility to a recognized suc4C;" It prides itM'U in the reflection that it is rw)ii..ll7 the people's Fniversity, wnoe work is d .- lined to pt!eii;:e thnni'.'li all the praetieal a-.nl Pel tstrial lilies nf life, vivifying, stimulating an d --:oUht"niug - it prM .eeds, and thus giving ftrvtUi tfi'l r bt;:-tac to the whole Cotamouwer'.th. . , Ami let it not be forgotten that in connection wi'.ii Purdue Fniversity our late stands in peculiar relavioii5 to our common country. The l inveriiv belongs to that system of Colleu' S w hich oriinutiid in the mother net of Congress of July 'J. Is.. J. its endowment fund now amounting to S.lle '.'. com -s from the tinted Ma ten. Jtwas , ....... I 1... . . - k:,... criv n to aim a' cepieo 10 o n .-m; uijh iok'olei.on trest 'hut a College s-hould be founded wh-rei"i the leading objuet shall be. without cxc'.uii'.'t: otlier wientitie and classical studies, and including iniiiriry tactics, to teach such bn..ie.iejt of b-a -nii.j: a-are related to agriciilturBl Rud nifchaiiii al a;t." In a;ceptir.g Cue trust the Mate was laiselv relieved by the voluntary contributions of ' TipiH-anoe County ami several of i si i:iciis. Two hundred thousand dollars was advanced in ca.s!i. and land worth $.10,000 more. The pmpertv now amounts in value to over $000,CM' If all l .-lings p- the Mate, coupled with the trra'u l trust whnh the assumed, the trust has nobly exe-iited thus far, and now the de.tinic, of the Institution are in the keeping of you who npreent the yercignty of the .Mate, aud we have the utmost confidence that you will sec that its wants are duly provided for and iu interests fu'.ly prote led. At the conclusion of Mr. Stein's speech, President White introduced Captain De "Witt Wallace, who said: The citizens o LafajcUc caa not permit your

return to the Capita; without some attempts to express In word their profound appreciation of lh- visit yon have iid thetu. Your conlial rei eoilon of our Committee of vitation, the pnunpt and penerous rvsiionse which you gave them, touched the heart of every citizen, and moved the humblest among us to do his Utmost for your bcfittin reception. Ii 11 our appointments have not been perfect; if atutht ha le-n omittt! that could Lave con

tributed to your comfort or pleasure, we deeply regret it, and bid you reniemlicr that this is the first time iu ur history that we have been hou ored with such a concourse of roal guests. Neither can we sutler the occasion to pa w ith out a word f.iun us regardiug the Institution which has been the ob-ect of your visit. As the Ielph!c onicle was the pride and common riossession of all Oreece. and yet had a peculiar interest to the c.iti.ensof Ielphi.so Purdue, while it in the common property of the State, aud will one day become, if it is not already. sneciul object of its prida, has for c.s a ieculiar interest. f rom the outset Lafayette has show 11 her appreciation of the Fniversity. To secure its location here, one of her citizens who, by a life of honexty. frugality and industry, ro-c from poverty to wealth, and w hose memory prows each uv brUhier amotig us, donated ft'iö.Ooü. other citiens contributed in land SiiÜ.OOU, w tiile Tipte-eaniM-Comity supplemented the whole by a donation of Söü.ono. Having thus a tiectiuiary iavestnicnt of fiiO.OfX) I in tiie Institution, we have watched its growth ' with something of t lit? interest that 11 father watches the j;rov th of b child. We were present when it began to creep: w ith flad hearts v.e saw It take tbe first step; with anxious coicern we watcln-d it totter for a time as it tried to walk : w ith dclmlit we saw it acquire at length a steady step and a firm tread: with bright hopes we watched the development of its splendid powers and i'js broad and thorough preparatious'for the work of life: w ith fond pride and buoyant boe we see it to-day in the ffush of early manhood, fully entered. The Iviardof Tru-tees have, with great stead!-. lies- of purpo.-e. rare fidelity and persistent energy, (iiscr.nr.cii wortnuy Tneir man trusts. The several fiovenios; who, "cx-oflicio." have lieen memlK-rs of tiie Itonrd, and some of whom honor us w ith their pre-eiice to-day, have, without exception. iK-.-n it-- active friends and have contributed niuch to its present prosperity. Iiis Excellency, the late lamented and much beloved .overnor "Williams, thoutth he.-.itatMi at first in Iii friendship, la-en me, 011 a inoie intimate acqusintance wi:ht!i; iuMitutioa, ilsardeat friend and champion. Tin Faculty are all pic ked men. except one, who is u p'eked woman, (applause;. Each a ma.ster in his dcpartnieiit and each pre-emincutly onsxientions. ambitious and resxilute iu his work, w hile the President, by the generou- a claim of all. is a royal man. U the citizens' meeting the other day the See rctnry of the Itonrd of Trustees. Hon. John A. Stein, compared the Cnivcoity in its present condition to a stately ship, built on the most approved principles of modern art, and thoroughly equipped in all of it apiKiiiitment, putting out to sea without sufficient fuel in the hold to keep the creat ctuiine in motion. Yon have just been atxwrd the noble vessel; you have trodden its spacious deck; you have viited its cabins; you have inspected its machinery: you have marked its capabilities; you have spoken to lt'Crew; you have looked into its emnty hold. We take courage in the thought that its future i in your hand.-. Thinking you from full hearts for the d'liuguished honor you have conferred upon u-. we hid you Cod speed in the work til legislation and a safe return to your homes. President W.iite. after Captain Wallace bad taken hi seat, read a letN from ex-.-'enator Ileiidrickd, regretting ti is absence on thist'Cca.sit n. n invitation of the Chairman, Senator Chupinan, d Marion, said he reMnded in part on behalf of the funeral Assembly, and liojied what he miglit say would meet with theirapprovai. He had an agreeable day. and especially that part devoted to the Institution over which tiie Chairman so etliciently presided. We recognize and favor, he said, that department of education to which it i devoted. It was of vital importance t disseminate scientific, agricultural and mechanical knowledge among the children of this Commonwealth. The profession were Icir.g over crowded because our children are given a classical education only, to the useful of jucihanical and agricultural knowledge, lie faYored an institution in which American youth, after graduating then from, are fitted to follow these pursuits'. This occasion has afforded us opportunity to tome in contact with the goal and hospitable citi.oii.s of Tippecanoe CounlY. We. ' a representatives of other portions of the State, have reason proud that Tippecanoe County Mrtio:i of Indiana. Applause Purdue Fniver-ity. although but in ita youth may to feel is a that now read 1 full manhood under the helpful band of the Mate, and the efforts of its efficient Faculty and Hoard of Trio tecs; that its stream of knowledge will flow through all the valleys and bioad plains of the State, spread ing intelligence and prosperity throughout its length and breadth Whatever appropriations we may or may not make, we, your guests, will annropiiaie to you a large share of onr affection. Applause. ! her speeches were made by Judge Catithorne. Lieutenant Governor Hanna. Speaker Itipath. Representative Kenner, of Huntington, and Professor .lames II. Smart, all favoring directly and indirectly proper appropriations and tendering thanks for the hospitality of the citi.ens of Tippecanoe County. The Chairman thanked the company for their visit, and hoped them a Cod speed and safe Jcturn to their homes. The follftwing prom i neu c gentlemen were among the guests accompanying the Legislative party: l'x-Govcrnor Ilaker, Lieutenant Governor Hanna. General Manson, Hon. J. C. Shoemaker, Colonel IJ.oy.se. of Torre Haute; Harry Craft. Ilsip, Justin Adams, F.si.. W. W. Ctirry and Dr. Waterman. The affair was well arranged and every detail carried out with promptness and intelligence. The Committee of Arrangements at Lafayette were composed of the best citi.ens and well up in entertaining strangers. Fach one seemed to take it on himself to do some little act or give some attention that would make the stay of their guests more pleasant. Their hospitality was very pleasing and left a lasting impression. The Faculty at Purdue were equally attentive, and showed remarkable skill in presenting the good side of everything. A better pleased party prob ably never left Indianapolis than this one. Tiie expense of the affair was borne. wholly by the citi.ens of Lafayette the Institution not contributing a dime thereto. Calveslon News.' The Madison (Wis.) Democrat, in endeavor! in? to treat the wounds received by the candidates for the Presidency, wisely prescribes St. Jacobs Oil. Of course, we could not expect our worthy contemporary to do otherwise than recommend that famous old German Kemedy, which "heals all wounds but those of "love," ami soothes all pain?, save thoe of political disappointment. Maina New. Portland Argus. Hop Hitters, which are advertised in our columns, are a sure cure for ague, bilious ni'sa and kidney complaint. Those w ho use them say they can not be too highly recommended. Those alllictcd should give them a fair trial, and will become thereby enthusiastic iu the praie of their curative qualities. I'ovvtr of SponUliijJ Restored. Newasii, Out., D. C, March MO, lSTo. Jonat lothcringill writes; "Some two months ago mj" son ht his voice. None of the physicians could do him any good. .Two hours "after taking the second dose of Fellows' Hypophosphites his tower of speaking was perfectly restored." I have used lloofoline for the itst nine months. Have 'h-cii handling horses for the past twenty years, and have used all the remedies knivvu to horsemen for all diseases. I consider lloofoline far ahead of anything ever introduced. I have cured curbs, contracted hoofs, suppurated com?, hoof-liound feet, swedged tendons, wre throat from catarrhal fever, pumiced feet, scratches, thrush, sprains of all kinds, and sores of long ttanding, which were considered incurable. For collar scalds, chafes and fresh cuts, it instantly removes all soreness, keeps the Kies away, and allows the sores to heal at once. Any horseman who lias once used it will not be without it at any price. J. W. Wilsox, Talatine, 111., Jung 0, 1370.

FINANCIAL AND C0M3IEUCIAL

FINANCIAL. Skmtimel Office, 1 Monday, February 7, 1881. V. e have nothing new or of Importance to note in the local money market. The supply of funds is ample to meet all demands, and first-class commercial paper is placed without difficulty. New York Financial Market. New York, Feb. 7. Money i&C, closing at i&ö per cent Prime Mercantile Paper 1 per cent. Covemment Honds tmiet and unchanged. In the railroad bond market Texas aud Pacific income laud grants Ts advanced to M troin ttt'4; Ohio Central income to CS from ft'.; Indiana, liloominutott and Western income to from "vj; Ense Erie and Western income to KV Iroin M!.j: Alton and Terre Haute seconds income to lot from 10.:; Indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield seconds income declined to 64 V.ftt &" from Wl; Texas aud Pacific firsts (Kio C ramie division) to from '.is;i: It., II. and K. firsts to5'.i from fiO', : Milwaukee and st. Paul firsts (I. and D. division! to Vs from Morris and Eex first guaranteed to l.'t' 1 from 12-, and Jersey Central adjustment Ts to ll'-'i from 11;'.; Metropolitan firsts strong, with sales at 1 O-V-i 1 0V state Securities Hull and nominal. The stock market opened stroiiR and JiZ per cent, higher than Saturday's closing quotations, t lie latter for Oregon Navigation, and subsequently advanced lACa.l -r cent.. Texan Pacific leading. Tnis was followed by a reaction of ,'(j;l"' per cent., but Eirst Board sjK-cuIation became strong and dealing throughout the rest of the day were characterized by a linn tone. There were, of course, occasional tlieht reactions, but the ireneral tendency was iu the direction of higher figures, and at the cloe prices showed 1111 advance on the day's transactions, ranying from t'C' ereent.. Chicago. P.urlington and tniincy. Oregon Navigation, St. Paul. Texas Pacirie and Manhattan Elevated leading in the upward movement. The New York Central Company are very short of ars, and it is said th re are about fJ.OoO.nco of freight money lin ked up here in empty cars, awaiting the break iu the harbor ice block adeTransacuoiis aggregated s72,U0U shares, as lollows: Chicago, Burlington and Quincv., C. C. and I. C Canada Southern Central Paeiüc - Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson Oenverand Kio Grande ., Eric m. Joe Iron Mountain (Causa ami Texas- .. Lake Shore. . Like Erie and Western - Irfiuisville and Nashville ... Michigan Central Manhattan Elevated Metropolitan Elevated Northwestern Nashville and Chatuuiooga ......... New Jersey Central l.oUO 1.TO0 la.wu lit, noo lil.OoO .V(KX) V,.'on 21.000 l.llX) , . t.CJO 7.000 . 2S.000 7,'-!00 1 1 1 iHJ ::,oi m K.ooo :;.,Vio '.0,0(10 l.'JOO ....... s.otio l-J.ono -Vi.OOO l.soo '.".. 01 .. ii.fMO 17.000 :-",ooo ;r..ooo I.-Jim K.TU0 .. 11 OU) 8 700 l.'i.OOO 'J.OOO 4.000 ltt.000 Ö.000 New York Central.. Northern Pacific .....M..., Ohioand Mississippi Ontario aud Western Ohio Central Pacific Mail Reading St. Paul St. i'aul and Omaha Texas Pac ific Union Paeitie..... Walutsh Pacific Western Fnion Chcsajieakc and Ohio.... lilluo: Central..... Little Pittsburg Peoria, Decatur aud Evai:sii!e. .Standard Mining GOVERNMENT BECCKIT1E3. Sterling, 60 days JO New per cents lt" ; Sterling, sight sf.'i F. S. 4''8..... 11J U. 8. 6's. '81 IOIm New U. S. 4's. 11."; Note The purchasing price for Government bonds in Indianapolis vanes from the New York quotations KöJl per ceat. ETATS BOIfPB. PaciCe C's of '95 12.1 'Tennessee, cew 4TV Ixuisiana consols... ft-'i i Virginia, old. 30 Missouri 6's 111 Virginia, new :) St. Joe lUT'i Virginia cont-ols 105 Tennessee, old 4T;!4,Do. deferred lll.'i GKXKRAL STOCKS. Cent.Paciflcbouds...m Ohio Central C P. land grants lit C. P. Siiikiinj fundl JH Lehigh ii WUks l: sU P. & S. C. firsts ... C. C. & I. C. firsts Ontario t West Burl., Cedar R. A N. Alum & Terre U. . so iti A. & T. II. pfd W., St. L. ifc Pacific.- 47'4 I)o. preferred....... S7)i Hannibal & SU Joe. -VJ Io seconds. Erie seconds Kock Islaud... Panama Fort Wayne Pittsburtj 100 1j Do. preferred... ..'.MS Iron Mountain - t'0 .l'jyu st. L. it San Fran.... 4."H ..l-'f'.. Do. preferred- . tt-ii ...1 yv. Illinois Central Ih o, io. uisi Liiciciie... ( hie.. Cur. & Q IT. Chi., St. L. & N. 0... M1, Chicago & Alton 14 Kansas & Texas C. & A. preferred. 14'. , Union Pacific .. .1 li'.'-8 New York UutraL..lt;i, Central Pacific- f7Harlem ..1'.1 Northern Pacific 41 ! Lake Shore -1-SJa1 Do. preferred- (s4 Canada Southern b i Louisville & Nash ..ls.'. Michigan Central IP. i'4 Nashville A Chatt.- 72 Erie 4SV, liou., N. A. A Chi... T. Erie preferred Houston b Texas... 70 Northwestern PJ.'. lenver & K. Grande Northwestern pfd...H2, W. U. Telegraph 11 .V St. I'aul 11' 'A. & P. Telegraph... 46V, SL Paul preferred 124 Pacinc Mail St. Paul i Omaha... 47 Adams Express.. a. ..127 St P. 61 0. pfd .104?' Wells & l argo Ex.-llT'i Del. s Lack 122 Amerltn Express Morris & Essex 121 U. 8. Express Eeiaware& Hud lots' Quicksilver N. J. Central........ 90' Do. preferred..... "Vit 'Fi 5iJ Kemimtr - 2 canbon Ohio At Misa . 42 Central Arizona O. & M. preferred 101. Homestake . .. Chesajieake & Ohio. 2P4 standard . Mobile & Ohio. KxeeLsior5! 4 2ti 2r 6 P., C, C. & - SU Little Ilttsburg 7 C. C. tb I. C iv; onurio. U4 COMMKUCIAL. Tl-.crc has la-cen a good business done this week in ail of the wholesale markets, and quotations ruled steady. THE MARKETS V KKKLT REVIEW. Flour, 3raln and Hay. The flour market is steady. Wheat The local market1 is firm. Small offerings of No. 2 red, on tiack, met ready sale at $100, and the demand but poorly supplied; OTc was bid and refused for round lots In elevator. Baltimore is caller. No report from New York on account of the storm. Chicago opened at DT'c March, advanced toliSc, and closed at 1 o'clock at 97?e. Corn is in good demand at 57' .jc bid for mixed or high mixed, and :uc for No. 2 white. May offered at t2c. Chicago is 'K1t)ii higher. Oats Market dull. Chicago V&Vi hiyher. Flnnr New process. 26 2536 75: fancy, 5 40 5 60: choice. f5 OOi 25; family, ti 50(34 5; treble extra, 4 15Q4 40; double extra, 3 70(34 00: extra, H av3 55; sunerflne. $ 10a i: fine, 2 60JJ2 75. Buckwneat flour 50 ot per ou Wheat We quote: No. 2 red ..Sales at 1 - 1 02 . 90'4 .. 00 No. 2 Mediterranean February March -, April Corn We quote: White. No. a. 40 White, No. 3- .- Yellow Hiifh mixed. Mixed February March - April - May .. OatsNo. 'i. white... . Licht mixed... .. No. 2 mixed, cash Vn. 2 mixed. May Rye Dull. No. 2, 92(S.WlSc Bran S14 25 bid : 1 1 75 asked per ton. Hay Dull. Choice timothy, tanall bales, U 50 jl5 (Jo ier ton. Tb Provision Market is higher, with some inquiry. We quote: Dry Salt Neats tjhori ribs, partly cured. J7 30 bid : no oflerinus. Shoulders Partlv cured. otTered at $4 62'4c. Lard Prime steam, held at 5a 50; f ) 30 bid. Hweet Pickled Meats Hams, February, Sc; March, 8-,'ic: April. Ik.-. The Produce Market. Butter Packers are paying 18c for choice roll, selling from store at '20c: creamery fancy, S-'xtic; good to choice. itOtic; choice dairy, 32(3;lc. Eggs Shippers are paying 25c: selling from store at !0c. Poultry Live turkeys, 8c per lb.: ducks. 12 50 per doz. ; live hens. t t '25 per dox. : roosters, 12 00 per do. : fteese, full feathered, t- 40 per dos. ; young chickens. 51 50(2 00 per dox.. acoordng to size. Dressed Poultry-Hens, $3 00;3 25; chickens, 1 7532 60: ISew York dressed turkeys, 9c; full dressed, 11c. Oame Wild ducks. Mallard, f2 002 50; prairie chickens, IS 00; rabbits, 75c; squirrels. 75c per dos.: wild turkey, 16c per lb,; venison, anort saddle. 10rt12c . , Feathers Prime live geee buylnjrat 40c; mixed geese and duck, 2025c; old feather, 10(J35c, aooording to condition. Foreign Fruit We quote: Layer raisins, new,

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raisins. t2 5 per Grease Prime wiilte, 6c; brown. 4Vrtt43xic yellow, 4,'äöc; Honey K2lc in 25 to 30 lb. glass cases; choice la wood frames, 22ra23c per lb. Tallow-Firm: prime city, bc; No. 2, lltc; country. No. l,&$fi&ic. Hides Green hioes. 7(38c; (rreen calf, 13c; green salted hides, 9c; green salted calf, 14c; dry filnt hides. 1214c: dry salted hides, 10il2c; damged, grubby or bull, two-thirds of the above prices; sheep skins, pelts, f 1 OOtal 25. Vegetables and Fruits. Apples Steady and firm. ve ouotA? Ta.niv $225.2 SO; choice stock, 12 25 per btuTel: common sound. SI 75 per barrel. Beans Choice clean navy, 2 DO per bu ; bandpicked medium, $2 00 per bu. Hominy $3 25 per bbL; grits, $3 2X03 50 per bbl. Hickory Nuts Are In good demand, ßhcllbark. fl 00: large 50c per bti6heL Cider Clarified, 17(iijc per gal. C ran berries Best Cane Cod. J'.ri9 50 ner bhi fair, ts OüftH 50 per bbl.; common dull at fdOOfi 6 5ö; extra fine Tmmbull, $9 00 irbbl. Celerv Choice Chicago r1 1 r v baII. . f A(g dozen bunches. Chestnuts Selling at t3 50(54 00 per bushel. Dried Fruit Dull: slow sides. Peaches, chnlc halves, 5ee per lb. ; new apples, 34itc Urapes-Jhoice Kelly Island Concord, 6g7c per lb. ; Catawba, lDc in baskets. Peas $2 per bu. Cabbane Choice sound, $2 75 per bbl. Onions Yellow Dan vers, fl 50 per bbL ; red, S4 25 per bbl. ; Filver skin, t5 00 per bbl. Potatoes Choice early rose, or peachblows, 75 ooc per tu. irom more. Hweet Potatoes Ysms, 12 00 per bbl.: yellow Jerseys, 12 bi 00; Philadelphia Jersevs, $4 gj 4 50 per bbl. ; Baltimore Jerseys, f 2 75(yi 00. Pop Corn In demand at 75c per bushel. The Orocery Market. CoCee We quote: Ordinary, ll'llc: fair, 12.'13Jic; good, 1314c: prime, l.Vlöc: strictly prime, 161T.6V:; choice, 1717c; old Government Java, '202oc. Sugars We quote: llards, 10J(710;ic: standard A. 9-;i'n9Jc; off A. 9'v?e; white extra C, 9Vic: fine yellow. 8i'iiVsc; good yellow. 8S4c; fair yellow, 7fitc; common grades, 7"'7Jgd Candles 13ci3Vc for 16 oz, star. Molasses and Syrups New Orleans molasses, 4Sa.Yic, and syrup 35(jti0c per gaL for common to choice. Rice Carolina and Louisiana, 78e. Spices Pepper, 17(31; alspice, lsi20c; cloves, 4-Vi4öOc: ginger, 2LVi2.5e; cinnamon in mats, 25(J 40c; nutmeirs, Ktcc1 06; saace, 90e?l 10. Salt Ohio River Lake sells in car lots at $1 10 per barrel; small lots 10c more from store; dairy, & for tiO to 100 pockets. soap trermaii and olive softps, s;3o4c; rosin. ll jc. äut'Fish Mackerel, extra mes?. f25 per fcbl. naives. IIa; iso. l mackerel, ST nr.ives. Sb; No. 2 mackerel. $11 50, halves, -: So ' '.viiite fish, onehalf bbl. 8 50: family white fi-.b. halves, $4; No. 1 herring, 4; No. 1 pickerei, f 1 25; No. 2 pickerel. 4. Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lbs, tl 10; lbs. $1 25&1 40: Peai-hes. 2 lbs. 12 50 ; 3 lbs, f i "25; Pie Peaches, 3 lbs, 11 25(iil 35; Blackberries, 1 10 1 30; Strawberries, fl 753'2; Raspljerries, f I 30 1 40; Cherries, red, II 40(al 50; String Beans, 81 25;ireen Peas, Marrowfat, fl 80(91 95: Earlv June. 51 90(?i2; Yarmouth Corn, fl K'il 90; Pine Apples, fl 50(3185: Salmon, 1 lb, f 1 90m2: 2 lbs, Si 2.: Lobsters, 1 lb, SI 75(1 80; 2 lbs, (A 23; Tumbler Jellies, 90c: Cove Oysters, 1 lb, liuht weight, 75SOc; 1 lb, full weieht. fl 15; 2 lbs, light weight, SI 2i).Hl SO: 2 lbs, full weight, fl IK): Sardines, by the case. 12i?13Ve; Elgin Corn, 52 per doz. Cotton Rope 20'22c; candle wick, 21Q26C. oodenware n e quote. Common buckets.Pine churns Cedar churns.... Ash churns - Common brooms Medium brooms , Extra brooms Matches, telegraph......f 2 dm 1 2o . 8 00(11 oo 12 00 18 00 8 0U11 00 1 50(4 1 75 2 00ij 2 50 2 50( 3 00 6 9m 7 10 9 00J 8 00M 7 00(4 1 404 2 00 1 25j 1 50 quotations are Tubs, No. 1 o t)St 2 Tubs. No. 3 Washboards, zinc Washboards, wooden Coal. Coal Is In cetivc demand firm. We quote: Brazil block, 15c per bu. ; Highland coal, 14c per bu. : coke, 15c per bu. : crushed coke. 17c per bu. ; Pittsburg, $5 50 per ton ; Raymond City, $5 00 per ton: I., D. and S. coal, 13c per bu. : anthracite, all sizes, fS 00 per ton: Conncllsvilie coke, 17c jerbu.: liedmont and Biossburg, 8ö 50 per ton: oven coke, 15c per bu. ; IndianA cannel, 16c per bu. Dry Goods Market. Brown Sheetings ana smrtings Atlanta 4-4, 8c; Lawrence L L, 7c; Atlantic P. 7c; Laurel Hill, 7c; Granville L L. 7'.öc: Eastern staudards, 9c; Pepjierell 10-4. 2fie; Pepperell E, 8c; Pepperell R, Tv'e: Pepperell 0,7c; Pepperell N,tc: Lancaster A, 9jc; Lancaster B, 9e; Lancaster 6, 8,l-c. Bleached Shirtings Amoskeag 4-4, 11c; Fruit of Loom. lOc: Bay Mills. 10J4c; Hope. 8ic: Lonsdale. 10c: Lonsdale cambric, 134c: Masonville. 10: Wamsutta. 12)4c; New York Mills, 12ie: Piiile of West, I2)tc ; Pepperell 10-4, 29c; Pepperell 9-4 26c; Pepperell 8-4, 20c: Pepperell 6-4, 21c. Paper Cambrics Manville, H)ifi; S. S. & Sons, tVe; Masonville, 6e; Warreu, 9c; high colors, lc higher; seconds, ljie lower. Prints Cocheeo, 7c; Hamilton, 7c: Pacific, 7c, Arnold's. 8c: ConestOKa. 6?-ic: Gloucester. 6Jic. Bp.es Franklin ville, 22 U0; Stark A, $23; Otter Creek, f20. Os'iaburgs Six ounces, eight ounces, 10c. Corset Jeans Androscoggin, 10c: Canoe River, 8c: Indian Orchard, 8'Jc; Rock port, c; Laeonia, 9c: Suffolk, 7jC; Naumkeag sateen, 10c; Pequot. 9ic. Ticks Concstoga, ex., IRc; do 7-8, 16c; Gold Medal, 4-4, 16c; CCA, 7-8. lie; CT, 4-4, lfc; Lewiston, 4-4, Di; do 32-inch, 16c; do 30-inch, 15c; Hamilton D, 14ic. Strines Amoskeaj?, llje: Hamilton, HKc; Sheridan, 9e; Mechanics, 7)c; Yeomans, lie; Washington awning, 17c. Spool Cotton J. & P. ('oats, 55c: Clark's. John Jr., 55c; Clark's O. N. T., 55c; Green 6t Daniels, 20c: Holyoke, 27c; Stafford's, 27c. Jeans Home-made, 37(342c; Eastern, 10i3 40c The Druff Market. Alcohol. $2 2C2 30: alum, per lb, 4(i5c; calomel, per lb, 75c; camphor, per lb, 30(q5c; cochineal, per tb. 90ersl 00: chloroform, per tb. 90(39tc; copperas, bbl. f;i3 50; gum opium, lb. f7 00(7 25; indigo, per lb, tll '20; licorice, Calabrian, lb, 35c: masnesia. carb.. 2 oz (Jenning), 3035c; morphine, ft 75: madder, lb, 12fl4c. Oils Castor, best, gal, $1 00(31 05; sweet, 90c(&fl 75; olive, gal. f 1 75(33 50; sperm, gal, fl 35; bergamot, tt (Sanderson's). S3 50&3 75; cassia, tb. tl 40; lemon, tb (Sanderson's). $3 50a3 75. Quluine. P. & W., oz, S2 6.V(2 70: cinchonidia, per 02, 11 0g 10; resin, bbl, S3 75(3 80. Soap Castile, Fr.9412c, American bicarbonate soda, per lb, 354(4c; soda, bicarb. English, casks, lb, 5c: soda, sal. lb, 29 3c: soda-ash. lb, 4($43c; salts. Epsom, lb, 3a,lc; snuff, per case, 4 doi bottles, Scotch, f3 50 per doz, per lb, 65c: snuff, Garrett's, pack, gross, fl'213 50; snuff, Garrett's, ter case of 4 dox, f 15 50!jl6; brimstone, by the bbl, 34c per lb: flower sulphur, lb, 4k5c; saltpeter, commercial, lb, 810c; saltpeter, pure, lb, 15&18c: turpentine, gal, 576üc; V'euetian, red. Eng., bbls. ib. 3c; Venetian, red. Eng. keg, ID, 3(t47c; iodine, $4 50(54 75; iodide potassa, 3 2a; doves, 4öö0c; rhubarb, powaereu, I1&125. Lumber. We quote as follows: Timber, Joist and Scantling 10, 12, 14 and 16 feet long, tl6 00; 18 feet, $16 50; 20 feet, 17 50; 22 feet, f 16 50 : 24 feet, 19 50. Common Boards and Fencing No. 1 common boards, f 17 50: No. 2 do, 116 00: cull boards, $13 50: No. 1 fencing. fl8 50; No. 2 do, $16 50; cull fencing, $14. Stock Boards No. 1, 12 inch stock boards, 12, 14 and 16 feet, $19; No. 2 do, f 17; No. 1 do, surfaced one side, 820 00. Flooring. Dressed and Matched Clear flooring, pine. $33 00: B do. $2S 00; C do, $22 50; common flooring, 12 to 16 feet, $20; No. 1 poplar Mooring, face measure, $27 50; No. 2 do., $22 50. All pine flooring measured by count. Siding No. 1 siding, pine, $19; No. 1 do., poplar, $19: No. 2 do., $17; No. 2 do., pine, $13; No. 3 do.. $15 50; fencing siding, f 12. Shingles 18 inch clear, fl: 18 inch No. 2 or clear butt, f3; 16 inch clear or star, $3 50; 16 inch extra standard. f3 25: 16 inch standard 8 inch clear butt, $3; 16 inch standard 5 inch clear butt, S2 50; 16 inch cull. t3. Lath $2 25. The Iron Market. Bcrew and Strap Hinges- Sc, according to Clevises Mclkle'a wrought plow clevlics, 10 12C Lead Pig, h5c; bars, 8c. Car-Wheel Iron Cold-blast hecla, 34(T)rc; coldblast cottage and bath, 33335c; cold-blast Shelby, Slgfc32c Bar Iron $2 50$3. Norway Iron Lars and shapes, 6,8c; nail-rod, 9i310c. , Cut Nails Nos.l0to60, f2 85 per keg; smader sizes regular advance. Horse shoes Burden's 15 50; Perkins' S5 00; mule shoes $1 hicher. Horse-Shoe Nails Northwestern finished, $5 50 for 8's: smaller sizes regular advance. Carriage and lire Bolts Refined 50(860 per cent: Norway 50 per cent. Nuts and Washers 3EJ 4 per cent, off manufacturers' lists. Iron Harrow Teeth 44c. Steels English cast, 20(22c; American, 1516c; extra sizes and qualities additional: round machinery, lOQil-ic; spring, 10c; Swede blister, 910c; American blister, 8vloc; rolled, lay and toe calk. 8jl0c: hammered, lay and toe calk, lOrfjllc: tire, according to size and brand, 7c; plow steel slabs, 67c, Shapes extra In proportion to waste in cutting. Miscellaneous Markets Candles The market rules quiet We quote: Stick candy, 1212c; mach, drops, H12c; kisses, 12315c; nut candy, 1725c; gum drops, nam. zuc: Araman cum arops, nraij roe iudy. 1617c; lozenges, lxJOc; csmmon, 7jc c per S450 lb. Lemons, Messina, $6 50S6 75. Oranges, 5 50 per box ; Valencia, $9. Nuts Almonds, soit-shelled, per lb. 22923c; filbert. F2(314c: Braiil nuts. t)ip; Naples walnuts. 13rai4c: üaignsn walnuts, izyv; peanuia red, 6 He raw: So roasted; white, 6c raw; 9c roasted. Leather Market steady and firm. We quote: Oak Sole at 38iic; hcmlocHl at 21932c;

t2 85 per box: loose Muscatel box; conn .on, 12 35 per box.

harness, 88c34Ie; bridle, $34(360 per dox: skirting. 42($44c per lb; French call, $1 lVäl 90 per lb; city calf, 1 OOQl 25 per lb; citj kip, 6590c per lb: upper kip, SIO50 per dox. Oils Are In gooti la request. We quote: Linseed, raw and boiled 55(358 Bank oil J&VM Lard oil, extra 6368 Straitt oil JMbl Lard oil. No. 1 62 Benrine 14 Lard oil. No. 2 . 47 Castor oil tl 001 05 Miner's' oil 64 Coal oil, Indiana Lubricating oil 2C40j legal test 16VS17

j blasting at $33 25 per keg. Patent shot at $2 25.' I Tinners' Supplies Market steady and good de mand. We quote: Best charcoal tin, I C, 10x14 and 14x20. $7 50 per box; I C, 12x12, f8 00 per box: I X. 10x14 and 14x20. f9 50 per box: I X. 12x12 flO per box: I C. 14x20. roofing tin, f 6 50a" per box ; 1 C, 25x2S, fl3d 14 00; block tin, in pies, 23c: in bars, 23c, Iron 27 B iron, $4 10; 27 C iron, $6 50; Moorehead galvanized, 85 per cent, discount Sheet zinc, 8,lic Copper bottoms, S5c. Planished copper, 3Sc. Solder, 13(lbc Wire, 35 per cent off" list Northrop's saeet iron, roofing $3 75 per so us. re. Indianapolis Live Stock Market. stock i ards. rebruary 7. nogs Receipts. ".;;s head: shinmeuts. s72 head. The market opened dull and ruled sluggish up to the close, although the chanue in prices is hardly appreciable from Saturday's closing rates. Notwithstanding, the average quality was much improved over any offerings within the past four days. The market closed steady, with the pens cleared. We quote: ueavy packing 5 m Mixed packing 5 40.,,;, 43 l.icht packing 5 :W3 Id 1 ms anaeuns 3 50473 Cattle Receipts, 329 head: shipments. 80 head. Market active and strong at advanced rates on all fair to choice butcher grades. Market closed f rm. with everything sold. We quote: Prime shippers.... Fair to goiid Prime buteners Common to fair Heavy feeders Thin stockers BullsVoalu ,, ..-i....,, Milch cows $1 75rt 5 30 4 5IV$ 4 75 4 00 4 f.5 3 (iO(, 4.00 : "ioi, 4 00 . 3 IHiivj 3 50 2 2.V4 3 75 4 30(5 30 .rj) 00(250 00 Sheep Receipts. 117 head shipments, none. .'inrkci Bieauy ; nowever. ine Otterings are meager to gi e a fair representation of hales. too We quote: Fair to choice ...SI 005 25 Coinniou.- 3 50(3 4 00 MARKETS Iir TELEGRAPH. ' New York Market. New York, Feb. 7. Cotton On iet at 11 O-lCy 11 13-We; futures barelv steadv; February. 11.13c; March. 11.27c: April, 11.4 lc; Mav. 11.57c; June, ll.C.sc; July. 11.77c: August, ll.Me: September, ll..'!tc; October, 10.;.'; November, lO.sOc. Flour Heavy: receipts, ls.000 bbls; exjorts, l,2oo bbls: suwrtinc, S3 70ci 1 00; common to good extra, fl 2 (gl 33; good to choice, $1 bO'id 75; white wheat extra, S.v.6: extra Ohio, $1 406 73: St. Loiii, M 40(36 75; Minnesota patent spring, ftidO S 25. Wheat Ojiened heavy: closed '.i Jc U tter; receipts, 42.0UJ bu.; exports, 125,ouo bu.; rejectcsl spring, 91c: No. 2 Chicago, fl 11: ungraded red, SI Ural is; No. 3 do. $1 11; No. 2, f I 14 in store. $1 liV.i l It!', alloat; No. 1 do., $1 Ji; mixed winter, SI 14; No. 2 w hite. 51 13; No 1 do. sales of 31.000 bu. at H 14(gU lf': No. 2 red, February, sales of 72,000 bu. at J?t 1."(j,1 l.r'i: March, sales of 528.. 000 bu. at $1 ltl-Vyl 1 7) i: April, Miles of 224,000 bu. at $1 1V1 1;; May, sales of 248,000 bu. at SI 17;Vil is;2. Corn Cash a shade lower: options a trifle stronger; receipts, 4'.,000 bu.; exports. 40,000 bu ungruded. 54m .": No, ::, 34' t(,:l.j-: steamer. 51Va (Iv.'ilc: No. 2. 5F4ri5öc: No. 2 white, 57("57,..c; low mixed, 55' ..c: No. 2, February, 54(."4,c; M a re h , 5 1 34 1 c ; M a y , ;ry4 t32T c. Oats -,c )eUer: receipts, i.tKXI bu.; mixed western, 4301 lc; white do, 41 isc. Stocks of t;rain in Store, Jrebruary 5 Wheat. 3,S,nS.0O0 bu. : com, 1, 633,000 bu. : oats. 334.000 bu. : barley, 225,000 bu. Hay fl 05il 10. Hops Dull and unchanged: yearlings, choice, 1 PA20C; eastern and western, lsy.22c; York state, ltkniV. Coffee Quiet and steady; Rio cargoes quoted at ll14c: jobbing, llr13V.c. Sujiar .iuiet and unchanged; fair to good re finery, 7,.i(j;7:!c. Mclas-es-iuict and unchangcl; New Orleans, 32c. Rice Steady and iu good demand. Petroleum Dull ami nominal; united, Wc; crude, Tsc: refined, 9c. Tallow Firm at O.'c. Resin Quiet and steady at SI 77J.'.' 1 S2J. . Turpen iue 17c. Kggs I'nsettled and l:vver at 30c. Pro isions Pork firmer; old quoted at Si t 25($ 11 50; new. $15 23t13 50. Beef steadv; family mess, S 2 .sirill; extra mess, $10 30: extra India mess, 520(.i22: CutmeaU fairly active: long clear. i'i 90; short clear, f.s 13. LarJ strong and higher; prime steam, S'.' .( ICJiiiutter liniel and steady at i:;s;28c. Cheese Steady at lOyi::. Italtlmore Market. Baltimore. Feb. 7. Flour Lower to sell but in very light demand: western superfine. S3 23( e; oo. extra, sit : oo. lamuy. t ((.. Wheat Western higher ami firm: No. 2 west ern winter red, spot and February, Si 12 1 u; .Maren, 51 i. 01a; April, si Kehrum 1 liiü: May. fl liv'4. Corn Western easier and dull; western mixed, sjhU, ami February, o2(..2-,4e. oata nun: western white, 424:;; do. mixed. 4(H'41c. Rye Dull at 51 (Ural 01. llky Steady; prime to choice Pennsylvania, firm: S21i$23 per ton. Pmvisions Miss iork. old, SH 25(.14 50; new. $13 25. Bulk meats: packed, S3 75(a.s 2.5. Bacon: shoulders. So 23; clear rib sides, S;i. Hams $1 10!i ral 114. I.ard: relineil, lo 2. Butter Firmer; choice prime to choice west ern packed. lotVfcMc: roll. 20tv-5c. Eggs tmietHno lower at ;;'Jc. Petroleum Nominal; refined, 8-mC. Coffee Steady: Rio catgoes. ordinary to fair. Ilel3c. S'var Easier and quiet : A soft, 9r!;c. Whisky tjuiet at 61 11. Freights to Liverpool per Steamer Quiet; cotton, ,-32",'4d; Hour, 22s 3d per ton; grain, 0(ar.d. Receipts nour. l.l'.u bbls.; wheat. 37.'.MK) bu.; com, 4ts,iKXi bu.: oats. 2,;m. bb. : rye, 1.4'.''. bu. Shipments wheat. 2..ot'. : com, '.,6,1 bu. Sales Wheat. 431.700 bu. : corn. 130,'juu bu. Philmlelphia Market. Philapei.phia. Feb. 7. Flour Pull: western extras, ?3 o0(i4; Jliunt-sota extra, fl i3fa6 25: Ohio extra. ?l75t5T5: St. Louis, choice, ftiwti 25; winter wheat, patents, $: 75(n7 50. Itve Flour tpaiet at SI 73(ii. Wheat Dull; No. 2 rel. elevator. $1 12: No. 2 red. February, SI 12'i bid. $1 12? i asked: March, fl II bid. 61 WA asked; April, S 1 IV1 bid. Jl l.Vasked. Com Pull: sail, elevator. 52,i(i52!ie: steamer. track. j2c: sail mixed, rebruary, .Wjcbld, fiit-c asked: March, 52,' c bid, 52; c asked; April. 52,' 4c bid. 32' .,e asked. Oats Firm and in fair demand: No. 1 white. 45c; No. 2 white, 13" UPkc; No. S do, 41'-:. (oj42c; mixed, 4i'.;c. Provisions Steadv. Mess beef, fll 50012; India mess, SI9; old mess pork, $13 50; new do.. tl5 50. Smokeil hams, 810 50(Vill. Lard: prime steam, 9" sm 10c: kettle. 10" c. Butter Quiet but steady: creamery extra, :s (i 33c; do. gool to choice, 'J9c31c: eastern tubs, 27(a2c; lirkins, 21(a'25c; western ex,tra, 2.520c: do. good to choice. ls$2lc. tili iuiet at "c. Cheese (iuiet but tirm; creamery, 13(rtl3' Petroleum Dull: none. Whiskv Steady at fl 10. Receipts Flour. 4.ti00 bbls.; wheat, 2'.),000 bu. ; com, 11,000 bu.: oats, t.ooo ou. Shipments Corn, iu.000 bu. St. Louis Market. Bt. lxcis. Feb. 7. Flonr Steadv and u lino ; Changed; XXX, S-l 2Wi4 40 ; family, SI 62(1 thotec to fancy, fl VaticioO. Wheat Higher and unsettled; No. 2 red. Wc SI Co';, cash: SI 02l(il 01'..(ü.l 02i March; 5l 04 (-! 04T .rgl 04;w April; $1 03r4(il 04,'4Kl O.' May; No. 3 do.. 9V:; No. 4 do.. X'.'c bil. Corn Higher; 3Tc cash: 3Trx(ii37; jc March; 37 (5-si4April: 3.vh-.i:k4c May. Oals Higher; 3oa,:io,'ic casli ; 31 icrto-vc March ; 320 bid April. Rye Firm at 87e. Barley Dull and unchanged. Iead Nominal. Butter Fnchanged; dairy, 20Q.Ve. E'-'irs Pull at 25c. Whisky Quiet atfl 06. Provisions lork strong: $14 23 cash: $14 20 Febmary. Dry salt meats firm and higher: $4 0, $7 37) ;. "S7 60. Bacon firmer; no sales. Iird linn; S7 23 bid. Receipts Flour, 8,000 bbls.; wheat, Iti.OOO bu.; com. 46.000 bu.; oats, 13,000 bu,: rye, none; burley. 3,000 bu. Shipments Flour, lO.noobbls. :wheat24.fl00 bu.; corn, 57.000 bu.; oats, 7,000 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu.; barley, none. Hogs Alwut steady: Yorkers and Baltimores. $5 233 40; mixed packing. S3 2(ii,5 50: butchers' to fancy, $5 30(ii,5 75. East Liberty Live Stock Market. East T.ibeiity, Pa.. Feb. 7. Cattle Receipts since Friiay, l.'.MO head of through stock and 655 of yard stock. Total for the week ending this day, 5.041 through and 1,708 local, against 5,010 through and 1,533 local last week. Supply a little ahead of last week for this week's market with a better demand at a slight advance, and sold out. Hogs Receipts, !, 160 head. Total far the w eck, 22,330, against la,s40 last week. Philadelphias, Sfi I5(i6;k; Yorkers, $5 5D(n3 75. Sheep Receipts 8,600 head. Total for the week 18.500, atrainst the same last week. Prices 10 to 20 cents off from last week. New York IJt Stock Market. New York, Feb. 7. Beeves Cattle dull and fraction easier,' Receipts 4.500 head j making 12,600 head for this week, against 13,000 last week. Common to soud stetn sold. t bWt:; prime

"f'1 fr,at "(312. Exporters red 630: shipf.its i.f,,re,,e P"rts for the we. k Klhesd of liJe cattle, 6,;so quarters of beef, 2W Mve sheen and I,9.i0oarcasst-s. ' Mutton I mil: 44o. f"nTSo,d a,I4 '&L'F Ter hnndre-l i-onnds for poor to premium and 67 P.'Vc for lambs. Hogs Dull and nominal: none sold at alive ,ert't,U I-'N?J0- 'kitig :.-2.610 this week -Ui ....s-st last week. Sale at 3 73ö 23 ier hundred pounds. Chicago Market. chged00' Cb 7 Flour-Nomia,'y nWheat Active, firm and higher: No. 2 Chicago S,V'?,?Y,b'1 Ch: '-'"' 'Mn-1: ''C April;

v v. 4 oiM .a CVmi Fairly active, and a shade higher: Wj: cash; i- March: 41' ail'c Mav. uais fairly active, and a shade higher- -c cash; 2-',c March : 3;;!4r.t;s:T.c May. Rye Meady and unchanged. Barley Easier; 9.va'.rH:. c,V-vlio"? ,,ork "etive, fimi and higher at ,. .-i'''.?" 5,4 :V"5l4 10 February; sit l.V.i 14 I.J, March; $14 60 bid April. Lard active, firm and hfuher at $9 40 tush : jl 4.V.i9 17' Man-h ftj .wyu'i 374 April. Bulk meatsjieiive. firm and higher: shoulders, fl 70; bhort ribs, $7 30; short Clear, $1 70. Whisky lasier atfl 07. Call Wheat Active, but not quotablv higher. orn Steady, and in fair demand. Oats Easier: declined ''rPork -Steady and unchanged. I-ard Advanced 2V.e. Reeeiijts Flour, 13.000 bbls. : wheat. '2:1 (KV) bu con1.y4.00rt bu.; oats. 70.000 bu. : tl-. :t tino Im. : barley, 13.0 W bu. Shipments Flour. 12.000 bbls : w heat. 1 1.000 bu. ; corn. 710 bii.; oats, 33,000 bu.; rve, 2,so0 bu.: barley, 13,000 bu. ISoston Market. Bosto.v. Feb. 7. Flour Dull; western superfine. $.! 734: extra. $1 Sil 50; Wisconsin extra. St iiOf'f.i M; Minnesota do.. S4 7.Va6: Vinter w heat-. Ohio and Michigan, S3 25fa5 5u; Indiana. $5 50(jr(; St. U)tii,and Illinois. $375(5ji'. .VI; spring wheat patents. ,30Cs j;,; winter do.. s; j.-K,(7 --. lorn tuiet and steady; mixed aud vellow, 5i(;t.9e; no grade, 5l(a-V)' . Oats Firm and ltf fair demand: prices unchanged: No. land extra white. 4'.Mi52c: No. whin-, 47J.?ylsc; No. 2 mixed aud No. 3 white, 15' .1 47c. Rye SI. Butter Choice western creameries. 2srt3icchoice ladle packed, 23yiV ; common to gooi, l22c. Kggs Western, fresh. 3-2,-s:'de. Receipts Flour, 3-1.000 bbla.. 1,300 sacks; corn. :.000 bu.; wheat, 2,:s)0 bu; oats, 2,100 bu. Shipments Flour, 875 bbls. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati. Feb. 7. Cotton Quiet at 11 c Flour---Finn; family, f l 704 90; fancy,' f- 10( 5 75 Wheat Strong: No. 2 red winter, f I OViil 07. Corn Active but not quotably higher; No. 2 mixed. 4i;.jc. Oats Easier: No. 2 mixed, 3'K.. Rye Firm : No. 2. lsii.t;ic. Barley Firm : No. 2 fall. l8crtl$l. Provisions Pork dull and "nominal at fll 50. Lard stronger at j?J 41). Bulkmeats firmer; shoulders, S3: clear ribs.ST TO. Bacon steadv and tirm; shoulders, $ 62-: clear ribs, s 13; clear, $8 ,30. Whisky In good demand at $1 On. Butter Choice Western Reserve, 22.Ti25o: choice Central Ohio. 12(i21e. Hogs Quiet at Si 25rtl.fi CO. Receipts, 1.7C0 head; shipments, 1.100 head. Chicago Live Stock Market. Chicago, Feb. 7. -me Drovers' journal reports: Hogs Receipts. 11,000 head; shipments. 3.SO0 head Market active and strong; 3il0e higherall sold early : light. S3 jor.r, 30: mixed packing, S3 20iaG; good to lancv heavv, $3 503 00. Cattle Receipts, 2,'JW head: shipments. 2.700 head. Market quiet, slow and steady; cars scarce: weather very bad; sellers anxious: common to fair shipping. $l4 40: good to choice, fl 7o. 5 25; exjiort nominal at S3 40i5 60; butchers'' very active: VK- higher; S2 tWil; stockers, stronger at S2 75.-t3 80. Sheep Receipts. 2.000 head: shipments. 1,000 head. Market steady; best firm; common to medium, S4u3; ioice, $5 30(ü6. The Journal's cable says: ( attle declined 50e: best, $15 50; sheep steady at $ls 3o. Milwaukee Market. Milwaukee. Feb. 7. Flour null and unChanged. Wheat Quiet :pened advanced ;o, and closed renk; No. 1 Milwaukee hard, nominal: No. 1 Mil waukee, nominal : No. 2 Milwaukee. Otic; February, W,.-: March. 9t'o'4c; April. 97hC; No. 3 do., 852c: No. 4. nominal; rejected, nominal. Com Higher and scarce; No. 2, Sii'c. Oats Higher and scarce; No. 2. 30c, Rye Soiree and lirmiNo. 1, 87,'.'c. Barley Quiet but stronger; No". 2 spring, fresh, S0'..a; Provisions Firmer. Mess pork $13 35cash; fl4 ."0 March. Eard : prime steam, -J 40 cash aud Februar-: $". 50 March. Hogs Pirm at 8.jöi."50. Receipts Flour, 10,000 bbls. ; wheat, 22.000 bu. ; com, 10,000 bu. Shipments Flour, 12,000 bbls.; wheat, 2.0C0 bu.; corn, 3,000 bu. Foreign Markets. London, Feb. 7. i. ra. consols, for moner. 98 FIG; do. account, 98-; United States Bonds New 5s, 103' 8; Vß, 115; 4s. 116. Railroad Securities niinois Central. 136; Pennsylvania Central, 66,v4: New York Ceutral, 151: Erie, seoouus. 103i: Reading. 31 K. Amount wf bullion gone into the Bank 01 England on balance to-day is 51,000. Tallow .((39s. Pa eis, Feb. 7. Rentes. Stt 55c. Antwerp, Feb. 7. Petroleum 23' sf. Liverpool. Feb. 7. Cotton Easier at 6:,'r f.Jäd: sales, 8,000 bales, including 300 bales lor seculation aud export and 6,700 bales of American. Lard 19s tkl. Toledo Market. Toledo. Feb. 7. Wheat Dull ; closing finner: No, 1 amber Michigan, SI ttt1; No. 2 red W'abash, sjiot. $1 Uil'i; February, $103; March. $1 U3; April. $1 07; May, fl os-;: No. 3 red Wabash. Wc: No. 2 Dayton and Michigan red, $1 03:,'i. torn mm; iso. z, spoi,4o;ic; iay, 43c. Oats Dull; No. 2, :53.jc Clover Seed Quiet; pure Mammoth. 5 15: No. 2, $1 60; prime, f 1 s.3: No. 2, $1 50. Dressed Hogs s M). Closed W heat quiet; amber Michigan. $1 02 V: No. 2 red February, $1 03"'H; March, SI 03; April, $1 07" i: Ma v. $1 ovjj. Rcctnpts Wheat, 19,000 bu.; corn, 30,000 bu.; oats. 3,000 bu. Shipments V heat, 25,000 bu.; corn, none; oats, none. St. Louis Live Stock Market. St. Lor is Feb. 7. Cattle Weaker and slow; the bulk of the suppy fair to good shipping, w hich sold at $1 37Kivi for 1,100 to 1,500 pounds average: 110 exports offered: butcher steers scarce aud firm at S3 30 'it 23; cows, $2 23 I : stockers : $2 5(Wi3 23: feeders, S3 .MKiji 2.5; receipts, 1,800 head: shipments, 350 head. Sheep Active: medium to good, $-!(" 75; choice to fancy, $"K35 30. Receipts, 2, 500 head: shipments, none. ltaltimore Live Stork Market. Baltimore. Md., Feb. 7. Beef Cattle Slow prices, but firm, at last week's figures, quality considered: the very last, $5 25f50; first quality, $1 50u23; medium." S3 50i4 M; or.linan". $2 50d 3 25; most sales at fi 75i3 37;. Receipts, 1,224 head. Swi'ie Fair supply with a moderate demand: quotations, $; 3tVuH 25. Receipts. 5,sis head. neep ana ijiinus Keceipts, 'j,-S4neaa; quoteu at i leö 25. - New York Dry Goods Market. New York, Feb. 7. Gods maiket quiet and steady. White goods and quilts fairly active. Prints in moderate demand. Dress goods and ginghams doing well. Spring cassimeres 111 rather lietier request. Price steady. Hosiery quiet. Foreurn goods in liKht demand. . 8T03IACH No Time Should be Lost If the stomach, liver and bowels are affected, to adopt the sure remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Diseases of the organs named beget others far more serious, and a delay is therefore hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver complaint chills and fever, early rheumatic twinges, kidney weakness, bring serious bodily trouble if trilled with. Lose no time in using this effective, safe and long known medicine. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.

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