Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 29, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1881 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, 1681.

FOUGHT OVER A GRAVE,

Colored and a Man Who Kept a Promise White Man Who Was Not Afraid. t Dramatic Re-ord. Tr5eli n lt. Louis I Vi i . rat. J Several years lefore the War there oo-:u-rel a tragedy in the east part of TennesV, near the present i tt- of Itr.gby, which jurv.ijeil the indignation of the entire community. Several lays. ag-j the com hiding hu-jutT was enacted. l:i the neighborhood Tuentiowil there i-I a yo'.injr man named Abraham IkMit, a of :itie education, usually kind in dinsition, b::t of m violent a nature when .rised hat he as known as 'Bad" Pent. Hi- va- UiH and handsome, po-sessrnj remrivib!e physiexl strength and an activity tiia. had made hi tu a favorite on the .school koa-e nlay "round. He was wealthy, tot whivh in.'Utcnco he owed his escape from Imprisonment. f;r he Iiad killed n man, nzk'l ww only cleared after Ihr best V talent had been employed in Iiis k-fv.:i!e. He wa not addicted to the iv f Ibiuor, but would, as Iii. companion frarr J it. pet on a spree of ill-humor. On ui occasion he wad morose, iuarrelsoine and danjjerotw. I lis freaks wers strange and ;tnt?ount3LIo. lie would help a friend out t a:i altercation and immediately turn and 'iiiook him down. Anions his companions was, a youn man naified Louis uill, a noble fellow. He was as brave as a lion, intcl"r?'TJt, kind-hearted and faithful to every ..VIii;ation. His father and mother we redead, having willed him the farm and jev?ral "black folk." The friendship between iuill and Pent was a subject of remark, for whTie Pent Mas vnlent, Guill was penial; wbere l'ent was "in fra tight." (iuill fav-n-l a adjustment and a hearty laugh. Yet :h two youn men were friends, it seemed rlfat they had been born friends; their fathers were friends. Their mothers insisifd upon having tbe same kind of coiTcc, the f-an; kind of cooking, had the tame ideas retrardinjj children, and, of course, were friends. One d-iy. at a picnic, the two friend5 eilige I in a iiarrel. Yo-i told nie that you were not jroing to dancf with that e;irl." exclaimed Jent. I know 1 did. Abe, but I couldn't well vet -.'Ut of it. The loys arranged the .et. ami aijrnpd the partite re." ' It wouldn't make any diiTtrer.ee to me whit the boys did. I wouldn't acknow!edge ti.i. 1 1 had told a d d lie." "I fa man tells a lie it is better to acknowl-cli-vit. I liope I have not offended you." ' 5jt you have. When a man Ulis me a d Iii" I hold him accountable 0r it." "Abe. you are on one of your sprees (oliiy. Let the matter drop." "1 am not in an ill humor, and you titter ai d lie when von savso." "Abe. this ha.s gone far enough." 'It .ball go just as far a I want it. I -meant what 1 said." "Ar von in earnest?" Iain." "i 'O away, then. Pon't call me a liar ;uu::i. If you do, I'll knock you down." several friends raised up. among them a coljred man, owned by Guill. lie was Iiis mast'T's friend, as well 8S servant, and wo iM have risked his life for the man who uld make Iiis existence miserable or pleasant, and who nobly chose the latter. "Msn Louis." said the darkey, "doan hab no track wid dat man. lie doan kere no mc&li fur blood dan be do fur water," and Inf t it Iiis hand gently on his master's arm. " et away, I'.uck," .said (Iuill. "He has "tfv.Itijd me and must pay the ienalty.' "l et him alone," coolly remarked Pent, ami the next instant he lay full length on the i-r-juinl. Blood llowed from the mouth, end for a moment be seemed insensible. I:overing suddenly, he drew a Harlow vii'. and, as (iuill stooped over to raise nit-:, be uttered an oath and plunged bis kn;ii-blade iutu fiuill's breast. Such a stamlxie followed that Pent cscajK?d. Guil! lay fii th liosfim of bis faithful .slave. ""J-nck, I'm dying," be said. It was a ; ter. huck, are you here. Yes, Man Louis, !'. here." "Ii Pent is not hung by law I want you to "Yes, Mars Ijuis." . it don't take advantage of him. Fight I ".r.: with a Kniie. do yu promise. 'Ves:, Mars Louis. I'll follow him te de; end ob ie earth! I'll ob. mv marster is Ueivl."' Ti.e tragedy sent a thrill of horror through every one. ( !d men shed tears when they -aw poor (iuill lying on the ground, with hfs ! hands full of gras, pulled up with the gra'sp of death. t'uill was buriel in a Utile orchard near he j!I farm house. Buck delivered the funeral oration. Several ministers oirered t!ie;r services, but the colored man claimed the riiiht. and a no one could doubt tbe ;rie::dship which existed between master an I servant, no one disputed the riht of The faithful man to conduct tbe ceremonies. (Jit Sunday afternoon, when the sun shone bright on the apple blossoms; when the blue ia' tlittetl ami the "siivsucker" )u: the and Iren ded the old black trees, lluek htood at i.ead of his master's grave. Friends neighliors gathered around, and chilreepeil over the mound into the deep cavity, shuddered and tlrew back, l or :uu nve minutes Uuek stood without uttering a word. "i d jan know how ter preach a funeral. Lord,'' he "aid, "but I knows what hit iz ter ieel de rsllin' fif le heartstrings. V.T. a sinii-e an change ter a trcmblin ob le lip, m l "?s sorrow set heaviest on do heart what wtu ojiee.filh il wid joy. My murster ltad a heart e. big es. le magi nation jt a chile, an e. !? heart is de birthplace ob de soul, my m.ir:er i on do right ban' oh God. close up ter throne. May we all meet death wid as liule far, an' may de angels be ez glad ter je us all cz I knows da hcz been ter ma'-,.' ic Iieabenly quaintance ob Mars Louis iiuil! Amen.'' l'::t licit to Texas hut was brought back, and, by s me technicality, acquitted. He ctt i"cj.!ie'isee immediately after the trial, aim went, no one knew where or cared w li ere. v '": ' .'Veral weck- ago a till man sfood on M!'-r:orttri'?t, iri I'levebind. His hair was aim ' as white as the .-now at bis feet. His face w-jre a sad expression, and his eyes wan-Wed as tboiigb tired of every object. A u o.'d odorcd man came walking along. . .-Wir.: the whito-I.aircfl man, he stopped, as.': intently for si moment, approached lh ranger, and sabl: "J - ycr name Mr. Icnt?" - Ye, that's my name." -J:d la lister all yer.Mr. IJad lent?" 1 doe. Mv name is lUick fiuill I Mars I.otii" i iuill. Don't ycr .-'f..;cf inc.''" '.Vhy, VC3. li'l'.l . : how is vour health?"' t ii.' v lia s.ir: ycr docn't tetch my han in dc o'o frindship. I was at de picnic, ycr ck. when ver stabbed Mars Louis. He riIi? I in my arm-. "I-'orc be died he made me vromNe dat I'd kill yer in a far light cassen d hvf di.ln't hang her. Now I 'poses ter isht yer wid l'.arlow knivex." "'ll'.l Inis make vou promise thisr' -YNh." "Then you must keep your promise. Whatever Loui tinill sj,iI must be lone shall be done. I have never refused to tight

any living man. Where shall the encounter take place '.""' "In de little orchard near de ole farm his..M "When?" Jei ez noon ez wc ken go dar." XLee two ruvu hoarded the ust traia and

wejit to Nashville, laigain? a pHvate conveyance, they wrut upjnta Last Tennessee, and stopjifd at a roalide inn. near the old (iuill farm-house. It was agreed 'that there should lx one witness to the encounter, and after engaging a man lH-nt wrote an explanatory letter and Rate it to the inn-keei r. U was Sunday afternoon. The three men went through an old orchard orchard only in memory, for nothing but the decaying trunks of the trees remained. Hack leu the way. He stopped at a sunken grave. "Pis is Mar Louts gnlc," be said. "Stan on de udder side: doan step ober hit." Pent, without uttering a word, took position as directed. The witness stood a few yards away, and was to count three when all was ready. The two men old men drew their knives. "One. two, three," They grappled in a deadly embrace. A desperate struggle for old men. Ient wrested Iiis right arm from tbe grasp of lluck, and with a sweeping stroke almo-'t severed the black man's head from his body. Uuck still ht Id Pent around the waist, and, as he fell backward, piungcd Iiis knife into the murderer'! heart.

When the Coroner came the two men lay dead across the grave, locked in a tight em brace. A strange sight; tbe pale face of death and the aliened hue of earthly dissolu tion. (Jeorge Morland. Probably fieorge Morland painted more tavern ?ign tlian anv other artist of note. He who delighted in the companionship of hostlers, pot-tKiys, pugilists and horse jockey was not likely to think it derogatory to his dignity to oblige the dealers in the lb'itor he loved 90 well and so unwisely. When things were so flourishing with Morland that be was ttie proud owner of eight saddlehorses, he Stabled them at the White Lion, Paddingtnn; and that the place might le worthy of an artist's stud, be minted the sign of the inn with bis own baud, an honor conferred for other reasons upon the Plough, at Kensal Green. One day Morland and Williams, the engraver, tramping Londonward from Peal, halted out'. 'de a small wayside ale house. They were tired, hungry, and thirsty; but their empty rockets forbade the iiope of obtaining rest "and refreshment by ordinary means. Morland wistfully contemplated the house until the landlord appeared at the door, then he exclaimed: "I' ion my life, I scarcely knew it, but it mmt be the black bull!" "l'o be sure it is, master; can't you ?ce the sign'."' said the landlord. "Ay. the board is there," answered Morland, "but the Ulack Hull is gone. I'ome. I'll paint you a new one for a crown." After thinking it over for a minute or two, the inn keeier closed with tbe oiler, and set a dinner and drink before the wayfarers, to which they did immediate justice. Then Morland asked bis host to ride to Canterbury for paint jmd a god brush. Half fearing his guests might depart in his absence, the landlord executed the behest in dotible-4tiick time, and the artist set to work; but by tbe time the black bull was linished the reckoning had risen te ten shillings, and. unwillingly enough, the sight-restorers were permitted to go with a promise to pay the balance at the lim opjortunity. ( n teaching town, Morland made for the Hole-in-thc-Wail, Fleet street, where he told of bi.s adventure on the road. A gentleman present was much interested in the narration, ami after hearing it to the end, took horse then and there, and riding into Kent lxiiight tbe black bull of the astonished boniface for ten guineas. The Length of Itee Tongues. I Prairie Farmer. l!eekecicrs owe Professor C'ok, of Michigan Agricultural College, a debt of gratitude for his iatieiit e.ieric!ents to see how far bees could extesm their tongues to reach honey. There are few beekeepers who have the necessary tools to measure bees' tongues, as a square ami a yard-stick would le of no acctMUit, but we can all measure th-ni as the Professor fells-us he did in one instance: "A box one-half inch deep, without top or bottom, was - ered with line gauze having fifteen meshes to the inch. A glass was then placed in thelvox, so inclined that while one end rented against the gauze, tbe other was one-half inch from it. The gia-s wa thinly spread with honey on the side next to the gaue. This was placed in a hive of Italians, when the glass was chancd of tbe honey for a dbdane- of twenty tour mohes trom the edge w luv tue glass rested on the gauze. The black ' es could only reach and only cleaned "or nineteen meshes. Many trials gave the same result. This then shows why Italians can gather and often do collect from flowers which fail utterlv to attract the black bees, ine nectar is oeyonti their re.-tcii. Other experiments showed the tongue ot the average Italian bee to be 'J!-10 of an inch in length. A ;cm! l'irklo for Mml. Prairie l'armer.J excellent pickle for taltin meat i.s An made as follows: To one pa lion of water take one and a half und of salt, balf a pound of brown sugar and half an ounce of saltpetre: boil these till no more scum rises, and skim the li(unras this rises until the pickle is clear; pour it into a tub to cool. Keep the meat two tlays before packing it. and rub it with a quantity of the ingredients, finely jiowdercd twelve hours before leaving it to drain: then pack closely in the barrel or tub, sprinkling each layer with more of the jowdcretl ingredients, anil turn on the pickle cold. When the meat is used the pickle may be boiled, skimmed, strained ana kept for'anot her season. Tbe iork packers thus keep their pickle from year to year, and preserve it with great care, knowia? that it improve with age ami the simple addition of n'resalt. Nothing on I'arth ao (..!. lU'orecster (Mas.) Soy. J "Certainly a strong ooinion," said ne of our jeiorters to whom the following was detailel bv Mr. Henry Kaschop, with Mr. (ieorpe l'. Miller. 418 Slain street, tbiscity: "I suffered so badly with rheumatism in my leg last winter that I was unable to attend to my work, Ijcing completely helpless. I ! heard of St. Jacobs Oil. and bought a bottle, after Rising which I felt greatly relieved. With the use of the second bottle I was com pletely cured. In my estimation, there Is nothing on earth so pood for rheumatism as St. Jacobs Oil. It acts like a charm." Nearly a year luv elapsed since the last wealthy young lady eloped with her faliier's coachman, and the many respectable young men v ho hojteful'.y sought employment in the stables of the rich are disconolaleiy drifting back to their former pursuits. Grateful Women, None recede ve so much benefit, and none are so profoundly grateful and show such an interest in rccomtucndir.pj IIp Hitters as women. It is the only remedy peculiarly adapted to the many iils the sex is- almost universally subject to. Chills and fever, indigestion or deranged liver, constant or periodical sick headaches, weakness in tbe back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and different parts of the body, a feeling of lassituae and despondency, are all readily rci moved bv these Hitters. Courant. Tbotisands of ladies have found sudden relief from all their woes by the use of Lydia K. rinkham's Vegetable Compound, the great remedy for iliseases peculiar to feiujlcs. Send to Mrs. Lydia K. I'inkbam. 2V Western avenue, "Lynn, Mass., for pamphlet.. C. H. I'cnrose, Millersburg, l'a., says: "I sell the A. S. T. Co. Tip Shoes, and can recommend them above all other tips. Tbev give perfect satisfaction. I sell more shoes with the 'A. S. T. Co. Tip than any other. . ! Tower f Speaking Reatored. Nkwasr, Ont, D. C, March TO, 1870. Jonat Fotheringill writes: "Some two months aco mv son lot his voice. None of the phvsicians could do hira any good. Two hour 'after taking the second dose of Fel lows' Hypophosphite bis power of speaking was jenectly restored." ,

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FINANCIAL. SErtTiNKL Ornc, 1 Monday, March 7. f There Is no material change in the money market, discounts are being made at fuir rates of Interest and paper is being met on demand. New York Financial Market. Nkw York, March. 7. Mouer Active at ."tG per rent. -er annum and per cent, per diem, closing at 6 per cent. v Prime Mercantile Pajer ratö per cent. iovernment IlondsQuiei aiid unchanged. In the rnilroxl bond market to-day Milwaukee and St. Ph ul consols advanced to VZi. from ljo; Indiana. Blooralngtoii and Western firsts advance! to :0. from ss: do seconds to Jd. from the latter UIliiiR to so; Iron Mountain tirst advanced to 117, from 1U!$; Metropolitan beeonds to 9H, from .': Cbesaieake and Ohio currency tis to :2'. from f.l ! ; : Krie fan!ed &g to W)-. from ?4J4. aua later fell to V' ; New JeraeT Ceufral incomes advanced to 1K:, frim lft..;; thio Central income tortn, from t3'v'i, and then fell to 6ö. and Ixniisrille and N'ash; ille general mortgage advanced to 1(H'.. from Iftf'v Sute Securitieit tieneraUy Inactive. Stocks The mark'-t oieued eenerally strong and higher, and continued to advance, with occasional glicht reactions, until after the second tioard. M-hen the improvement mn;el irom X to ü fer cent., the latter Northern Paeiiie. Imisville and Nashville, Western l.'nion, Nashville ami Chattanooga. lvnver and Uio tirandc. Iron Mountain and Pacing Mail were also promiuent in the advance. Toward tbe close speculation became weiik. and the final sales nhowed a decline from the highest point of to a per cent., s-t. Paul. Keading, Kaohvillc aud I'hattanota New Jersey C-entntl, Northwestern, I enver and Kio tirande, Westeru Union and Northen Paeitle leading the downward moremeni. Transactioos aggregated .Va,000 aha res to-day. follows: CO. andl.C 1.000 Canada Southern. l.UUO iK'laware. lwkaw ,uim and Western- fil.WO Ielaware and Hudson IS.ixx) Denver and Rio tirande- - ,OU0 Erie 1VO00 lixnniual and St. Joseph....... I ton Mountain . Illinois Central M Kanüa. and Texas........ ......... Lake Shore Lake Krie and Western....... Louisville and Nashville.......... Michigan Central Manhattan Lie valed................. Morth western ... Nashville and Chattuuoiga . New Jersey Central............. Sew Yorlt Central. - Northern Pacific......... .... Ohio aud Mississippi Ontario and Western Ohio CcntraL. - Pacific Mail.- - l"eoria, Iccatiir and Kvausville.. Flcadin sr. PJ.OOO , ua.iuo , lo.ouo , t.(oo IS.000 , 10.000 :;.ooo ll.'.HW , ir..t'.oo 2::.ooo 11,000 .',0 J-J.U00 lti.OllO 16,000 4,000 ls.OUO ::.(xh) .M.VUO Itl.SOU t,U00 r,nuo lt.UOO i.soo '.,000 J&T1 St. Paul and Omaha.. i iMM tW m hi Te.as Pacitie - Cnion l'aciüc Western Union Chicago. St. Louis nad New Orleans. GO VIRSM tST SECURITIES. Sterling, 60 days W New t per centa. Sterliuii. aiüht -...4s;;! IT. 8. 4Vi a...MMM... ..101 lll'i U. a. 61 a. '8i .... i(rz ;Ncw u. s. 4'a. - Notk The purchasing wtce for Oovernmeui bonds in Indianapolis vanes from theNeir York quotations per cent. 8TATI BOXDB. PadCc 6's of '95...J iTeunessee. new..., Louisiana consols J;S irginia, old. SI Missouri 6'a..... IwJi.Virjrinia, new st. Joe -..107 5i Virginia consoln... ..115 lcuaebbee.oia.......t.j Lo. atierrea. 6 IS ERA L STOCKS. Ont. Pacific bonda.ll Ohio Central . :vi Union Pac. Örsts lloH Lake Erie West :hS U. P. land granu 1UB Ontario A West U. P. SiuYtin? fund-l'.M BnrL, Cedar R. i N. 71 Leolgh 4Vilks l;lj i Alton &Terre H .. tt St. P. & S. O. firsts-- A. & T. II. pfd l.'l C, C. & I. C firsts W'., aU4 Pacific.- 4tijj Dosceoudiv-.... ... im. preierreu .. - '7 100 iKanulbaltt Kt. Joe- 574 13-Va Do. preferred. .106',, -MO Iron Mountain....... 61 l:J.St. L. & San Frau.... 4-" j:!0 (Do, preferred-......-. 6 . r . , i . Erie secouds. Hoc It Island. Panama ....... Kort Vayne . Plttsbure..... Illinois Central. 1:s.' Do. first preferred.- 65 Chic.. Bur. & Q 1 Chi., bt. L. A N. O... ftl Chicago & Alton 14:; Kansas & Texas 4.V C. 6i A. preferred 1 is i Union Pacific Vzi. s New York Central 1ITJ Central Pacific . M Harlem..-....-l,.. , Northern lueitic...... 4s,'4 Lake shore............-l-'5'4 Do. preferred . Canada Southern Louisville & Nash - Michigan CeutraL-Jl'.' i Nashville 4 Chatt.- v'i trie. 4s-; i.ou.. IN. A. & Chi. Krie preferred...... so Houston & Texas.. ?. Northwestern Ieiiver & R. GrandeMf) Northwchtern pia.-i3i'4 w. u. leiegrapu .u.i;s St. Paul. 10'-s A. &. V. Telegraph 16 ?U Paul prefcned.-Pü'ä 1-acinc Mail .. ft" St, Paul ii Omaha.- 4,i Adams Express 1? St. P. & O. pfd 101! J WelbiA Fargo Ex.ll" Deb & Lack 11' American Express... 72 Morris & Esses U. . Kxprtaes tM Ielaware& Hud HS'.Oulcksilver la.1., N.J. Ceatral...106",,lio. preferred Reading 67,' a tiribon.- 2,'a Ohio & Mks............ 4 Central Arizona .r O. & M. preferred 110 HomeUke 'S Chesapeake A; Ohio. 21 standard Mobile & Ohio -'.'; Excelsior f O., c, c. fe I.. ( "., C. & L C .. . .- .s: Little Pittfburs' .. . J i; Ontario... 80 COMllEBCIAL. The ;encral market underwent no decided rhaiijro from Saturday and prices rule steady. lbishies U moderate, THE MARKETS WKFKLT REVIEW. Flonr, raln and Hay. Floifr New process. 6 256 75; fancy. 1 3 40Z 5 60: choice. $5 00cö 2ö; family, $4 TJXHi 75; treble extra, 4 154 40: double extra. $3 70O4 00: extra, ti Z(3 55; Koperöne, :l UX&i 25: fine. 12 502 7S. Buckwheat Flour Fine Pennsylvania .selling in r lots at f'. 00; retailing at ?7 00ö' M ier bbl. Wheat We quote: No. 2 red...--. -. 1 1 Ol So. 2 Mediterranean . . l o.' 1 oß Mart h ...............M.................. 1 0l 1 Ot tjorn w e quote : white. iNo. 2. White. NO. 3.. Yellow.... High mixedMixed . Maren April ... 42 41 -.4IJ2 .. 41 l -11 - B4 44M 42 42 4J May. Oats No. 2. wh'.t... Litfht mixed No. 2 mixed ................ 1 .53! Rye . "A l 00 woBran Offered at 515 00 per ton ; salable at $1 1 i". Hay-Choice timothy, small bales, fit 5013 per ton. The Provision Market. We quote: , M ,Ä Dry üalt Meats Short ribs, partly cured, t bil. Shoulders Partly cured, nominal at St 75. Lard-Prime steam, $10 OOtftlO 10. Sweet Pickled Meats-Hams, S,'f(-i 9ÜC cash, as to average and brand; 1K5 April. The Produce Market. Butter 1? in moderate demand. Shippers art living lSfcuJOe: selliut? from store at I-'tfyi'-e. Kjtss Are in large supply. Shippers are paying l."c; selling from store at lt'wfUTc Poultry Live turkeys, locperlb.: ducks, t2M per dot ; live hens, 73 per dor. : roosters, t'. W per dor.; gee?e, full feathered, $" 00 per do.; young chicliens. II WX$- OO per loa., accord tig to size. Dressed Poultry liens, t 003 20; chicltenR. Jl 752 50: Kew York dresfed turkeys, 0c; full dressed. He. Game Wild ducks, lfallard, f3 75; Teubion, ihort saddle. 10012c. feathers Prime live geeße buylnpat 40c; mtxed geese and duek. 20&c; old feathers, 10(Söc, according to condition. Grease Prime white, 5,'nc; yellow, 4$c; brown, 4HC Tallow Firm : prime city, 53c; Ko. 2, 5c; country. No. l,5Jöc. Hides Green hides, 8c; green calf, 12c; green salted hides, 9c; preen salted calf, 11c; dry flint hides. lü14e: dry salted hides, 10al2c: damaged, grubby or bull, two-thirds of the above prices; sheep skins, pelts. 1 oodji 23. Lumber. We quote as follows: Timber. Joist and Scantlinz 10. 12. II and 18 feet long, f 16 00; 18 feet, 116 50 ; 20 feet, 17 60 ; 22 feet, fid 50 : 24 feet. 19 50. Common Boards and Fencing No. 1 common boards, 117 60: Jo. 2 do. $16 00: cnll boards. 113 SO: No. 1 fencing. 13 50; No. 2 do, 116 50: cuii tencing, jn. mock öoara No. 1, 12-ineh stoc k boards. 12. 14 and 16 feet. 119; Na. 2 do, f 17; No. 1 do, surfaced one side, f JO 00. Flooring. Dreved and Matched Clear flooring, piue. s GO: B do, $? 00; (J do, 522 50; common hooring, 12 to 16 feet. JJ0; No. 1 poplar flooring, 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, $18; No. 8 do., $15 50; fencing siding, $12. Shingles 1 Ineh clear. $4; 13 inch No. 2 or clear butt, $U; 16 inch clear or star, $3 50; 16 inch extra standard, S3 25; 16 inch standard 8 inch clear butt, $3; 16 inch standard 5 Inch clear butt. $2 50; 16 inch cull $3. Lath $2 25. Vegetables and Fruits. Apples Ready and firm. We quote: Fancy, $225; common sound, $2 2U per barrel. Beans Choice clean nary, $2 00 per bu ; handnicked medium. $2 2502 40 per bu. Homlny-J3 25 per bbL; grits, $3 2503 50 per bbi. Uder-CUrlfled, 17920c per gal.

Cranberriea-Beat Cape Cod, S3 509 00 per bbL ; (air, 98 üoS 50 per bbL: common anil at 1600(3 &ö; extr fine Trumbull, YS 00 per bbL Celery Choice Chioago celery sella at 40c per dozea bunches. (Thestnut-jellin? at f3 5051 00 per bushel. Dried Fruit full ; alow sales. Peaches, choice halves, .5a6c per lb. ; new apples, 84e, Grape Choice Kelly Island CoacorU, 67c per !b.; Catawba, iklOc in btuüteu. Peas tl per ba. Cabbage Choice soand. $2 75 p j bbl. Onions Yellow Dan Ten, 50 por bbL ; red, f 23 per bbL : silver skin, fj 00 per bbL Potatoes Choice early rose, or peachblowa, 75 J SOc per bu. from store.

sweet rotatoes i aras, m w per ooi. ; ye now The Grocery Market. Coffee We quote: Ordinary, llllc; fair, 12il3Hc: (rood. 13H14c: prime. 15l.yic; strictly prime. 16ai6Sc; choice, 17(17c; old Government Java, AxjJoc. ßu?ars We quote: Hard, lOlO'ic: itandard A. 9isi-Zc; off A. 9?Me; white extra C. R-g 5c: tine yellow. 84,ic; good yellow. SSJic; tau yellow, 74 rtt.se; common graaea, TQTJc. Candles 13(4l3c for 16 oz, star. Molasses and Byrups New Orleans molasses, 4t(55c, and syrup 35(jj60c per gab for common to choice, Klce-Caroltnt and Louisiana, CJTHc. Hpiees Pepper, 1718c: alspice, liJuc; clcres, ibMc; ginger, MC'tZ.c: cinnamon in mats, 25$ 40c; nutmegs, hbc&H 05; caaoe, 9Uc3$l 10. bait Ohio River Lake sells In car lots at $1 10 per barrel: small lota 10c more from I tore; dairy, te for 60 to 100 pockets. boap German and ollTe soaps, 5&$57c; rosin SW4.C. Foreign Fruit We quote: Ixmdon layer raisins, new $2 a& per box: Valencia, 10c; Sultana, lftc: loose Muscatel raisins, $2 502 60 per box; old, $2 35 per box. i?alt Fish Mackerel.. extm m?. $25 per bbl, halves. $13; No. 1 mackerel, $? naives. $6; No. 2 mackerel. $11 50, halves, U: So. t weit nsh, onehalf bbl, $6 50; family white fi-.n. halves, $4; No. 1 herring. $1 ; No. 1 pickerei, $4 25; No. 2 pickerel. $4. Canned Ooods We qnote: Tomatoes, 5 lbs. $1 10: S lbs, $1 r.5l 40; Peaches. 2 lbs, $1 50; 3 lbs, $2 00 01 15: Keeonds, S lbs.fl 75; 2 ltw, St 3T;Pie Peaches, ti lbs, $2 25: 8 lbs, $1 25: Blackberries, $ 10; Strawberriesfl 75Q2; Raspberries, $1 rtVcl 40; Cherries, red. $1 Tml String Beans, $1 00vl 10: Green Peas, Marrowfat, $2 25g2 50; Early June. 2 50; Yarmouth Corn, $1 75; Mountain ugar Corn, $175: irxeelbior Cora, $1 "1 70: Polk. 2 1, $1 30(i1 S5; Polk, 3 lbs, 1 SO Pine Apples, $2 25(3 2 40; talmon, 1 lb, $1 701 75; 2 lbs, $3 25; Lobsters, 1 lb, $1 75ll 80; 2 lbs. $3 25; Tumbler Jellies. Mc; Cove Oyfters, 1 lb. light weight, 75(aS0c; 1 lb, full weicht. $1 15; 2 lbs, light weight, $1 :Hctl 85: 2 lhs. full weight, fl W: Sardines, by tne cane, 12rt13c: Elgin Corn, $2 per dox. Cotton Rope 2u 22c; candle wicx, 24(26c Woodenware We o,uote. Common bnrset-s . $ 1 '$ 1 75 Piue churns - H 00(0,11 00 CcAiAr churns 12 OOysi 00 Ash churns 8 00a,ll 00 Common brooms... 1 50ic 1 75 Medium brooms . 2 OOys 2 50 Extra, brooms. 2 50(. 8 00 Matches, telegraph- - 6 90 7 10 Tubs. No. 1 .. K 00(s 8 2." Tubs. No. 2 7 tXKjs 7 "Ji Tubs. No. 3 6 OOuJ ti 2.3 Washboards, rhic 1 40 2 00 Wtvshboards. woodeu . 1 25(4 1 50 Coal. Coal t in active demand and quotations are firm. We quote: Brazil bloc k, 15c per bu. ; Highland coal, 14c per bu. : coke, i.re per bu.: crushed coke, 17c per bu.; Pittsbure, $5 50 per ton; Raymond City, $," 00 per ton; I.. D. and 8. coal, l:c per bu.: anthracite, all sizes, $8 00 per ton: Oonnellsville coke, 17c perbu. ; I iedmont aud Blos-vburg. $6 50 per ton: oven coke, 15c per bu. : Indiana cauneb lc per bu. Ury Oeod Jlarket. Brown Sbeenngs ana bnirttngs Atlanta 4-4, 8c; Ijiwrenee L L, 7c; Atlantic P, 7c; Laurel liill, 7?4c; Granville L I. 7ic: Eastern standards, 9c; Pepperell 10-4. 26c; Pfp'pereli K. 8c; Peppcrell R, 7c: Pepperell 0,7c; Pepperell N,6c; Lancaster A, 9-e; Iaueaser B, 9e; Lancaster 6, 8Je, bleached t hirtings A moskeag 4-4, Jle: Fruit of Loom, 104c: Bay Mills, lOViC; Hope, Sc; Lonsdale. 10c; Lonsdale cambric, 13Jc: Masonvllle. lOje: Wamsutt. 12Jc; New York Mills, 12e: Pride of West. 12'-e: Pepperell 10-4. 2.ie; Pepperell 9-4 2tve; Pepperell -4, 2tie: Pepperell 6-4, 21t. Paper Cambrics Msnville, 6ic; 8. S. & fkns, 6'ie; Masonville, 6X-c: Warren, 0; high colors, Ic higher: stjeonds, ljc lower. Prinu Coche, 7c; Hamilton. 7c: Padße, 7c; Arnold's. 7c: Couestoga, 64c; Gloucester, 6; e. Bi?s Franklinvill, $2::"00; Stark A, $.13 .v; Otter Creek, $20. Osnaburgs fix outcee, 93c; eight ounce. 10c Corset Jeans Androseoggin, 10c; Canoe River, 8'.'; IndiHn Orchard, 8Vc; Rockport, tjjc: Iaconiä.9c: Suffolk, 7ic; Naumkeag hateeu, 10c; Teqimt, 9ic. Ticks Conestoga, ex., 15VjC; do 7-8, 16e; Gold Medal, 4 4. lfie;C-t:A, 7-8, He; CT. 4-4. lfic; LewLv ton. 4 l.lsKe; do 32-inch, 16c; do SO-lnch, 15c; Uamtltou I), 14e. Stripes Amoskeag, lljc: Hamilton, HKc; Sheridan. 9e; Mechanics, 7JjC; Yeomans, lie; Washington awning, 17c. Spool Cotton J. c P. Coats. 55c: Clark's, John Jr., fific; Clark's O. N. T., 5.V: Green &. Daniels, 20c: Holyoke, 27jc: Stafford's, 27c Jeans Home-made, 8742c; Eastent, 103 40c. The Drue Market. Alcohol, $2 202 30: alum, per lb, 4(J5c; calo mcl, per it-, 7rK:; camphor, per it. 30ft: :sc; cochineal, per lt. .'J0c : chloroform, per ft. 90rt?5c; copperas, bbl. &X-1 50: gum opium. Xt. $7 00a7 25; indigo, per tt, $'1120; lieori-e, Calabrian, lb, 35c: magnesia, carb?oz th, (.lenning), 306f;t5c; morphine. $5 00: madler, tb, 12(1 lc. Oils Castor, best. cal. f I OOol 05; sweet, 90e(?l 75; olive, cai, $1 75Ä5 SO; sKfrm. gal, $1 S5; bergamot, lb tSandersoirs). $3 5003 75; cassia, tb. $1 40; lemon, tb (Sanderson's). $3 500:175. Quinine. P. fc W., oc. $3 0V,3 10; einchouidia, per os, 9,"v3Sl 00;J resin, bbl, $3 75(5 80. Boap Castile, Fr. 94(9 1 2c, Amencan nicaroouate soda, per lb, (ttic; soua, bicarb, English, casks, lb, 5Kc; soda, bal, lb. 2 3c: hoda-ash. lb, 4at4ie: salts. Epsom, lb. 3le; snuff, per case, 4 dos bottles, Scotch, $3 50 per doa, per lb, 65c: snuff, Garrett's, pack, gross, $12(913 50; snuff, Garrett's, tcr e?e of 4 doz, $15 509l6; brimstone, by the bbl, Z)i6Hc per lb; flower sulphur, lb, 4i(9."c;saltieter, commercial, lb, 8(310c: saltpeter, pure, lb, lf'(9l8c; turpenthic. gal. 52(355c; Vcuetian, red. Eng., bbls. lb, 3c; Venetian, red. Eng. kegs, id, 3fö47c: iodiue, f : 75Ä4 00: iodide poUKsa. 2 75; doves, 4550c; rhubarb, powdered, flQl 25. The Iron Market. Screw and Strap Hinges l"c, according to size. tricvisci Meikle'a wrought, plow clevbet, 10 12c. lead Pig, 55Ke: bars, e. Car-Wheel Iron Cold-blast hecla, JM(IX."6e: poldblast cottage and bath, 3335c; cold-blast öhelby, SKÄf-'c. Bar Iron 2 5C58. Norway Iron J; ars and shapes, 637c: nail-rod, 910C cut Nails Noe. 10 to 60, 13 00 per kej; smaller sizes regular advance. Horse SShoes Burden's $1 50; Perkins $5 00; mule shoes $1 higher. Uoree-ShocNails-NorthwcBtern Cntehcd, $5 50 for 8's: smaller sires regular advance. Carriage and Tire Bolts Kenned 70?i75 per cent; Norway 50 per cent. Nuts and Washers o3 4 per cent, off manufacturers' lists. Iron Harrow Teeth IJ-c Steels English cast, 2oöi',2e: American, 15Q16C; extra sizes aud qualities additional: round machinery, 10C412c; spring, 10c; Swede blister, 910c. American blister, 8lUc; rolled, lay and toe calk, 810c; hammered, lay and toe calk, 10(Uc; tire, a cording to size and brand, 7c; plow steel slabs, 67c, Shapes extra in proportion to waste in cutting. Miscellaneous Markets Candles The market rules quiet. Vie quote: Stick candy, 1212c; mach, drops, ll);.;12c; kisses. 12tbV; nut candy, 17(325c; gum tlrops hard, 20e;"ArabIaa gum drops, ll(gil3c; rock candy, ltk517c ; Zeuges, l'JOc; cmmon, 7c per io. Leniou, Kessln. fJMgii 75. Oranges, 1150 5 50 per box: Valencia. $9. Nuts Almonds, Boft-shelled, per lb, 2223c; fllherL?. 1'Välic: Brazil nuts. Site; Naples walnuts, 13 14c; Englisn wamuis, je; peauuis red, 5ic raw So roasted; white, 6c raw; 9c roatea. Leather We quote: . rn " Oak Sole at 101:'; hemlock olc t2j3oc; harness, S6342c; bridle, $t'.ofr65 per doz: skirting, 42ai4c per lb; French calf, $1 15l 90 per lb; City calf, $1 00 1 2r per lb: city kip, 85cö?l 25 per lb : unr kip, 1 10 50 per doa. Oils Are in good In reiuest, N e quote: Unseed, raw and , , r,, . boiled 555 Bank oU... -W Lard oil, extra. 63i8 Straiu oil 50;4ak5'4 Lard oil. No. 1 62 Benzine- " Lard oil. No. 2 47 Ctor oiL......$l O0l Oo Miner s' oil. Wal oll. ludiana Lubricating oil 20K) legal test J;1? Powder and shot We quote rifle lewder at $6, blasting at 3 25 per keg. Patent shot at2 2.. Tinners' 8upplies Market steady and good declS'Mtol I C, 10x14 and 14x20 $7 ;50 pet box; I C, 12x12. $00 per box; I X. 10x14 and V. n r lx: I X. 12x12 $10 per box; I C, 14x20 roofing tin, f5pft7 per boxl f i 14 (X): bloc tin, in pigs, Älc: in U.; JT iron, o ou, muu.un 6i .. diseount. Sheet sine, 85 Planished copper, 3sc Sol der lSOlbc, Wire, 35 per cent, off list, oruirop aheet iron, roofing, $5 75 per square. Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Stock Yards, March 7. tt ti. r.iohpid! shipments. 700 head. The market opeucd juict and unchanged, conSnently "Xng new has been developed since our list, but it was noticeable at the elosc. that there was an undercurrent of eontidencc prcvil-inc-however, packer, are rot buying, ana ar thev w 11 ncd P until something comes fomard that ü Buiwblc; iorpackins purposes, MiUcliLtt

Jerseys, 75 w; rauaaeipnia jereeys, 4 4 50 per bbl. : Baltimore Jerseji, U 7ö3 00. Pop Corn In demand at 75c per buahei.

poe will ' question for a moment, that the ofler-

lnia are reauy not tit lor slauphterrnz. There is ao lack f buyers. Kvery thing that i decent tiod ready aale lor its fnll value. The market cloel steady with pens cleared at onr quotations. We quote: Llcht packing....... Mixed packln ila aud ski pa Coarse roughs. H .) . ,v .. H 4cva 4 7 j 3 Ö0Q1 7.J CatUe Receipt. head: shipments. 419 bead .Marnet aeUve aud higher; however, transactions were quite limited, owing to a verv meager supply of local stock. Tidy butcher cattle werescaree: in consequence, butchers were compelled to move around quite lively to get their iihdkI supply, from the fact that there were several buyers on the market from Eastern Indiana and Ohio, who were wanting stock badly, but were disappointed both as to numt aud quality. The market closed with everything sold except a few low grades, which are dear at any price. We quote: Prime shippers 5 00 5 30 Common to fair . . . 4 V( 4 SO God to prime butchers'.. . 3 7.v 4 75 Common to fair. . 2 25( 3 75 Heavy feeders- . 3 bOm 4 50 Stork em ,, r. 00" :: 7." Bulls . 2 2S(i :: 7j Veals......................... 4 (w-4 5 50 Milch cows 25 OOtaöO 00 Sheep Receipts, 99 head: thipmento, S00 head. Market s.eady with a good demand. We quote: tiood to fancy 4-"' 00(35 ."0 Kair to melluin . t t so Common. i ;o MARKETS 1IY TELEGUAI'II. New York Market. Nxw Y'orc, March 7. Cotton Pull nominal i ii-i'ciu;,; iui April, 11.12c; May. . . , , ll'i: futurea steady; Mareh. ll.Ole: 11.14c; June, 11.2.: Julv. 11.30; Aiigu.t. 11.37c; txptember, 10.91c: October, lo'ioc; .-sovemoer, iu. tic; j"eeemuer, io.nC. Floor CJulet; receipt. 25.000 bbls.; exports, 1,500 bbls.; Mipertine, $3 75iM 15: eomnion to Bood extra, $1 30ai 75: good to choioe, $t so3"f. 75; white wheat extra, $-t6: extra Ohio. $1 iQa 75; St. Louis. $1 40t6 75; MinnewU patent snrin-: $ SOfä.H -J j. Wheat Heavy, at 'ic lower; receipts, 0,000 bu.; exports, r.T'.'.OOO bu.; No. spring, $1 11; No. 2 do. $1 Is; ungraded red.fl 1 ia 17: No. 3 do., $1 is; No. 2 do., fl 10-"1 l .;.,; store: $1 ÄJ'iÄrjt'i alloat;No. 1 red. il SG'.il 2cV: mixeljl H(il $; ungraded white, $1 liitgl 17'i; No. 2 do.. SI 17; No. 1 do., sales of 72.U00 bu. at $1 18V1 i'v: steamer, N. 1 do., at $1 15'.'; No. 2 red, March, sales of 173,000 bu. at $1 21 (I 21,'i: April, sales of 416,000 bu. at$l "XHQl 21; May, sales of 261,000 bu at il Vsl 20. Crn uiet: receipts, Kt.OoO bu.; exports. 40,ooo bu. ; ungraded, do., 5ti;i5sc: No. .VB'öf rxie; steamer, M':j;CrXc: old do., at 57;e, store: No. 2. white, 6t(u61c; steamer, do.. unjrraded. do., 62m 6:5c; steamer yellow, 57c; "No. 2, March, 57 jftsohc; April, 56-;: Mav, 51,(54,4c. Oats Kasier; reeeipu 6J.uuo bii.; mixed western, 41l."c: white, do, 4-Vil7'! Stoc k of grain in store, March 5; wheat. l,!Vi7,000 Wri. : com. 912. WO bu. ; oats, bii.OMO bu. ; liarley, 2:;i.0U0bti. . Hay Kirm and in fair demand. Hops tjuiet but steadv. Coil'ee (Juiet and unennned. Sugar Strong and In fair demand; fair to good reiiniug 7'fc'i7'fe. lolavs tuiet and unehanged. ltiee I'uiet but steady. Petroleum Dull; united, S7JJc; crude, 7s' ,'e; rettned. '.c aked. Tallow Steady at 6'afrjc. Resin Nominally iinehansed. 1 urpentiuc Heavy at 45rt46c. Vig.- Heavy at 2J,'ie. Provisions Pork quiet but firm; old mess quoted at 515 00: new. do., at 16 OO. Be'f quiet but stt'ady. Cut meats tirmer; long -lear middles, $.s 20: short clear. S ;0. lard, demand active; prime steam, $10 l r10 50. Kutter Dull and weakat 12(27e. Cheese iuiet anl unehaiu;d, Chicago Market. Chicaro, March 7. Flour Ojiiet and uncbaiigeil. Wheat Fairly active and a slmde higher: N'o. 2 rifl winter, '.i7I.i'.v: No. 2 Chicago spring, 9VV '.' cash; V- April: SI (K-'al :Ja May; No. 3 Chicago, priig, ssy.vjc: rejH;ted. 7.V'?Je." Corn Steady with lair demand; regular :74"c: fresh, w'-ie cash : :ts :) A pril : 42" e May; rejected, v-V. Oats-steady with good demand: regular, '29c; fresh, 31'iceah: 2."'?,e April: ;"v: May. Rye steady and unehxtiged; '.jf'.1-. liarley Firmer, f 1 0"'1 07. I'nivi-ioiis Pork active, firm and higher: $11 r.o c14 f-: eash: Sil 70(0.1172'.. April; S sz.M I s.', May. iJird moderately active and hither: io CH.-h SlO i:;.V10 20 April; 10 17J'il0 20 May. Hulkmeats: fairly active, and a shade higher; shoulders. Si 75; short ribs, $7 70; short clear, 7 '."O. Whi'ky Mcady and unchanged at $l o-.i. Cnll Wheat firmer; advanced 'e; corn firmer, b'it not qnotably higher: oats firmer, but not luotably biither: tork stronper, ."e higher; l:rd .steady with good demand. Receipt? Flour, 3.V) bbls.; wheat. 4,500 bu.; corn, f..axi bu.: oats, 1, 100 bu.: rye, 1,000; barley, none. Shipments Flour, '.'30 bbK: wheat, 40 bu.; com, 13.000 bu. ; oats. '.',500 bu. ; rye, nqjie: barley, lOu bu. Snow greatly retards movement of grain. St. Louis Market. ST. Lor is, March 7. Flour Firm and unchanged. Wheat Better, but slow; No. 2 red. SI O-J'.'.r 1 02Tj cash and March; j1 03Vtl oi! April: $1 ft".-Ä(3l 06'; May; H 03J, June; No. 3 do, 51 W t ; No. 4 do.. .'2e bid. Corn Steady and slow, nv'e cash and March; 104(3 He May : ll iVHv June. als Inactive; cash; :M'gC bid May. Ry i'irin nt '.isc. Barley I nehanged; choice to fanev, '.HK''? $1 10. Lead-Dull at$l 5. Butter t'uebanged; lairyj 1s2i''. Kepi lAjwer at UOc. Whisky tftiiet at H us. lrovisions Pork lctUT but slow at fLYwl5 10. Iry salt meats, nominally lirtuer. Bacon steady at V 75. Ss loand J-s m. Lard nominal. Receipts Flour, 7.000 bbls.: wheat. 2?,000 hu.; corn. PC.OUO bu.; oaus, 20,000 bu.; ryc.1.000 bu.; barley, 11,000 bu. Shipments Flour. f..XK) bbls.: wheat. 1.000 lu.; corn. 1". ,000 bu.;ovls, l.CKXI bu.; rye, none; barley, nne. Hogs Higher; supply light; Yorkers and Baltimores, $" Vi-' (U: mixed packing. $." 20m 5 50 ; c hoice to fancy. ?5-" SOi.jO 10. Receipts, 2.200 head ; shipments 5,200 heacL ridladelphia Market. Philadelphia. March 7. Flour In fair demand : Western extras, 8.1 .V:; 7"; Minnesota extras. $" 2"ä6 25; Ohio. f5 ."0"5 SO; winter pateuts, Si ."7 25; spring patents, $77 75. Rye Flour Steady and tirm. Wheat Steady and tirm: rejected, at grain depot, fl 10; Xo. 2 red, nt elevator, SI lr', bid, $1 167i asked: April. SI 17!; bid, $1 178 asked: May, Jfl 17"H bid, f I Is,'; asltel. Corn Quiet: steamer, track, WV.rdc: steamer, grain tlejot. 51c: sail mixed, March, ,r.vc bid, 5-tkC asked: April. 5l',c bid. 5tjc asked: May, 53:!kc bid. ii" :.c asked. Oats Steady; No. 1 white. 4"1e: No. 2 white, HtftH.'.'-c: No. 3 white, 4:ic: mixed, lIJJc rsovsions In f;tir demand: .Mess ?.ef, 12c: India mess. ?JO"c:i. Mess pork. $1". Smoted hams, $1( .MV'j.ll. Prime steam lard, $10 ::74'j 10 50; kettle, Jlo 62J. 10 75. Butter t'uiet and" easy: creamery extra, Pd(& 3;": lo. goo to 'hoicc, 2S(:;oc; eastern, 21 'ä'-Se; western extra, 2 t(2"e. Lggs 1 irm at 20(-lc. Cheese uict and s'.cdy; creamery, l-'j fot.c I'etroleum uiet and unehanged at f1 ,'e. WhLskv )uict at $1 Kxal 11. Receipts Flour. 5,omi bbl?.: wheat, 2s,000 bu.; corn. 61,000 bu.: oats,2..V0 bu. Shipments Wheat, 117,000 bu.; corn. 6,0U0 bu. llaltiinore Market. B.w.TtMonr., March 7. Hour Steady and firm; western superfine, :! 2 k9 I : extra, SI 25y5: fjraily, , ."(ctö 2". Wlicat-Westcm lower: closing quiet and steady; No. 2 western winter red. sjot and March, 1 17'4i.l 17Ji: April, tl ixfi'l is' t; May, SI ls'i (n 1 ls;:R: June, SI 17!,(1 is. " Coni Western higher for sst, futures steady: western mixed, spot. 57c: March. .V.1,,;' ,'e; April, M:(!i5l;sc; May, .'3-?w5;;;:4c; steamer, 53; -e. Oats Nominal. Rve-Iull;si O.Vil 05. I lav Pull. Provisions Quiet and steady. Mess irk, old, ?15; new, $1. Bulkmeats: nackcvl. $i" 7". Uncoil : slioulders. ?(i 75; clear rib sides, f " 75. Milwaukee Market. Mtl.w ArKF.K, Maren ".Flour Firm. Wheat Firm; opened and closed linn: N. 1 Milwaukee hard. $100: N. 2 Milwaukee. Vsac; March, Wei April, !),;&!! ,e: May, SI Wj", June. SI 0:;;: No 3, lo., sO'.c; No. 4. nominal: rejected, nominal. Corn Nominal: No. 2, Vfic. Oats Finn; No. 2,21c, Rve Nominal: No. 1, !. Rarlev Nominal: No. 2 spring, Sc Provisions Firmer. Mess isrk. tit 10 cash; $14 72'., April. 1-ard: prime steam, S10 Ovcash and M;irch: 810 lOApnl. I logs s tcady a I S " 2 &5 CO. No receipts or shipments. Kat Liberty live Stork Market. East Liberty. Ta., March 7. Cattle Receipts since Friday, 1,411 bead of through and 14 head of yard stock; total for the week ending this day, 4.182 head through and 1,001 head lo al. 5.7J5 head through aud 1,216 bead local the wtsvk before. The supply for this week's kales arc very light so lar with very little prospect of any increase from present reports. Best shipping grades, $. 2K 1 : lair to good butchers' stock, St so5 12; light and common grades, $:; 2.'xa4 50; bulls scarce ami in demand at tl 2-xäl 00; lal cows and stags, $J 4 25. Hogs "Receipts, 7.42 head : total for the week. 10.'."itl txoad atrninst oi:M head for the week bufore. fciiccp-Kcwirts, 12.Ü00 bead; total lor tbe week,

23.400 against 19,300 the week before. Market slow and prices 10( 15 cents off from la-i week. Hams. Sil 12. Lard: refined, $10 7 li Butler Quiet. Eg Firmer at lS19e. Petroleum Nominal. - Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, lO&ISc.

pugar r irmer; a sou, v',e. Whisky Finn at St 13. Freights to Liverpool per Steamer Firmer; cotton, 7-32ra!id.; Cour. 22s VA.; grain. 7d. Receipt -Flour. 2.5T.2 bbK; wheat. 6?,s00bu.; corn, !W,760 bu. : oats, none; rye, none. shipments Wheat, 09,115 bu.:corn.2t.nno bu. Sales-Wheat. 2LS.200 bu.; corn, i:c.,770 bu. gfli Boston Market. BosTOjf. Maren ". riour st?adr ana hrra;supertine, SI; extra,?! 254 75; WiMTmsin extra, 54 .riöva5 50: Minnesota extra. ?l 7TG: winter wheats. Onio and Miehisan. $5 2.Vfe.50: Indiana. 55 ."i0(6 00: SL Louis and Illinois, 80 76o spring wheat, patent, $6 50S; winter do,, 2V 6 75. Com Steady and firm; mixed and vellow, 5?( 61e; steamer, .'rfti0c; no grade. Zi 'a,y.jc Oats Iu moderate demand: No. 1 aiid extra white. 4'.ifc52c: No. 2 white, 47' jc; Ko. 2miicd and No. 3 white. 4.K34il,ic. Bye Quiet and uucli&ngtMl; SI. Butter Quiet: choice western Creamen-, 2S(ü 25c: choice ladle '-acked, 222,'ic; common to good, l.VflCMc. gs Western fresh, 23(2e, Reeeipts Flour, ;t,700 bbls.. 2,100 sacks: corn, 2fi.0ii0 bu.; wheat, 1.500 bu.; oau. 5,500 bu. Shipments Flour. 570 bbls.; corn, W.t0 bu.; wheat, 41.000 bu. New York Lire Stock Market. New York, March 7. The Drovers' Journal Bureau reports: Beeves Receipts, 3,500 head, makbig 12.S00 heail for the week. Market somewhat variable, with quick sales at Jersey City at an advance of ,c; extremes for poor and prime sttsrrs. $S 50' 11 Ou: geueral sales. $j ivilo TO; exporters used twenty car loads at fcl0 25'll 50: shipmenU from this iort to British ports for the week. s75 head of live cattli', 7.Ö00 quarters ls?ef. 2.0U0 dressed carcasses mutton and 900 dressed hogs; G union steamer to morrow takes 2,100 quarters beef and sOO carc. mutton Sheep Receipts. J.Xi0 head, making 2..sfl head for the week Market brisk at about former figures, with n early eltmranee: S5 5üf7 lor sheep: Stf ä"(37 .'O fr year'.Ing lambs; two car-loads of Colorado sheep sold at $5 62! -2. Swine Receipts. lO.lOohead. making r,000 head for the week. Tbe market is quoted steady at $5 70"i 6 20 i.er hundred touiidt for common to good live hogs. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati. Mareh 7. Cotton Pull and lower; 10" ,e. Flour Family, $1 75fa: fancy. $.25a. 75. Wheat Active and tirm : No. 2 red. Si 05. C-oni Quiet and firm; No. 2 mixed. t.:e. Oats In fair demand ; No. 2 mixed, UOjrti '.Tc. Rye Stronger; No. 2 fall. SI 11. Barley strong; No. 2 fall. SI o::. Provisions Pork quiet at $1175.' I .ard firmer at S10. Bulkmeats in fair demand: sbouldeis, SI ;-J: clear ribs, S7 70. Bacon scarce and firm: shoulders, $" S7J j; clear ribs, Ss 50; clear, Ss s7,' . Whisky Steady at SI OS. Butter steady, and lower grades dull, owinu to bad condition : choice western reserve, 22(gt2V; choice Central Ohio, lsvi.21c. Hogs-Quict at SI '2536. Receipts, ?no head; shipments, 1,'JOo head. Foreign Markets. London, March 7. 5 p.m. Consols formoner, 90 5-16; do. account, wy,. United SUtes Bouds New 5s. IO:?,1;; A)'. lll.'i; 4s. 11-;;. Railroad Securities Illinois Central. 1": Pennsylvania Central. lis1;; New York Central, 15;;; Krie. 50": seconds. 101; Reading, 5r;i Amount of bullion gone into the Bank of Ungland on balance to-day is j:17"..0(. Petroleum Refitted, 7;'((tSd. Paris, March. 7. Rentes Vf 57c Ant wert, March 7. Petroleum 22f. LiVKRi-ooi., Mareh 7. Cotton Weak at 6'i' 6 ;-1Vd; sales of 7.010 bales, including 500 lor speculation and export and 5,700 American. Petroleum Refined, '.'JrftVs. Tallow a." Chlrasro LiTe Stoek Market. Chicago, March 7. lbe Drovers' journal reports: Hogs Receipt. !,000 head; shipments, ::,700 head. Quality very poor and prices unchanged: mixed packing, SI tt'fij ;: lirht, S" 15a5 55: choice heavy, S.iS0(2 6 1": about all sold; noextra. Cattle R-eipts. 0,700 head; shipments, 2.:;o0 head: all M.ld.'with a good, active demand all round for fair quality: common to good shipping, SlÖUg"': choice to extra, S2Vet5 75; butchers' steers. $:I öt1 i 25; cows, .Cy 1; sUKkerü aud feeders. ?o 10(u4 15. Sheep Receipts. 1.000 bead: shipment. 1,600 Iies'i; poor to medium dull at Mj 1 75; gool to choice, "i 2.')((H'.. The Journal's Iyondon cable sayß: Cattle advaneeil ;icl."ic lor lnt. Sheep steady; dressed, ix'..-. Toledo Market. Toi.KiM. March 7. Wheat Firmer: amljer Michigan. SI ji: No. 2 red Waljash. sp,t. St 0.V: April. SI OTVMay. SI 0.iTi. Corn Quiet: high mixed. 4":rc; No. 2. spot, 4):,4c; May. 4 tc: No. 2 white, 41;'-4c; rejected, 42' ic; damaged. IU. Oats Quiet; No. 2. "'. Clover Seed Steadv; prime mammoth. $" I'); No. 2 do., 55; prime, S5 15; old do., SI W: No. 2. Xr'the Close Wheat Quiet: No. 2 red, spot. $1 05:: April. SI 07T;; May, St 00" Receipts Wheat, none; corn, 66,000 bu,: oats, .",,1100 bu. Shipments Corn, 4::,0Q0btt. . New York Dry God Market. New York. March 7. Better feeling devclojed in the dry goods marke and jobbing trade more active. Brown and bleached cottons in moderate demand, with fair deliveries and values of leading makes steady. Cinghams and dress goods rota steady and well sold up. Print cloths unsettled. Woolens inactive, except seme Inquiry for heavy weights. Foreign goods unchanged. St. Louis Live Stoek Market. St. Ixicis. March 7. The Western Live stock Journal retorts: Cattle Receipts. 2.000 head; shipments. 1.100 head. Market quiet but steady; cxorters. S5 2.V" 75; good to -hoice shipping. SI tvVci 15; medium to fair. S1(M 50: best butcher steers. S4i4 "-: fair to good. $:'. 40:110: cows and heiiers, $::ct: feeders. Sl(a4 10; stockers. SM:: 75. Sheep Receipts, 1 .600 heal: sales, 450 head; medium to good. St"' 15; choice to fancy, S 256. Italtimore Live Stock Market. . Baltimork, Mareh 7. Ikcf Cattle More active, and prices 'ac higher, as to quality; very best. $5S7!-jrati; first quality. SI 7.V5 37J; medium. S-: 7.VI 6.'!: ordinary, ?2 25: .most sales at $."&5 6. Reeeipts, 1,107 ;head; sales, sis head. Swine Fair supply, and moderate demand; quoted at S7 50&s -0. Receipts, 6.40 head. Sheep Receipts. 1,671 head; quoted at 50 Oswego Market. Osweca, March 7. Wheat Firm, tkiru Nominally and uncliangedI STOMACn Invalids who have lost, but arc recovering, vital stamina, declare iu grateful terms tleir appreciation of the merits as a tonic of Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters. Not only does it Impart strength to ihe weak, it Yorrects an inegular m id stale of the stomach, makes the bowfls act at proper intervals, gives ease to those who suffer from rheumatic and kidney trouble, aud conquers as well as prevents fever and ague. r vi stti; nil aiui4uv. . . v M SEEDS KBEST If on sold io yonr town, yst ean art thrm b mail. Othd X I J X iu a JVwrat Card, tor Cat. lomie and Prior-. T Oldeti i aw xteMt ed li rn'rrrt in Ik rnitH fattA. DAVID LAN 11UEIU& KONS. TBTLASk.Tu NOTICK Is hereby Riven to the stockholdcr V the Brookviüe (Jravcl Rad Company thai an election will bo held attbeir toll-house on Bait! road. Saturday he 2d day of April. 1sM., atJ o'clca-k p. m. of said day, for the purpose of elect in three Directors for sajd road, for the ensuini year. Hknry Rradv. February 20, 181, SeCrclary of Companj 1 i v, 1 1 d.

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Ask tor Mai.t Bnn.i:s prenatcsi bv the Malt Ritter Cojipaxt, and see that every bot'Je r the Trapk Mark I.aiux. duly sigued and ia-. closed by wnvp lines as stsvn iu cut. MALT BITTERS are for sale by all UniSKista. nn mm Survival of the Fittest. 1 Fl VI IT MFDICnZ THAT HIS HEALED UILLIOXS bir.IVG 35 TEARS! A. BAL3I FOR EVEUY WOUND OF MAX AND BEAST! THEOLDEST&BEST LINIMENT ETXR SiADS IN AMERICA. SALES LASOER THAH EVER. The Mexican Mastancr Liniment baa been known lor more than thirty-five vears as tn Desrt ot a.11 Liniments, iot Man and Beast. Its sales to-day are larger than ever. It curea when all others fail, and penetrates okin, tendon and muscle, tu tho vtrj- boat', bold everywhere. RIGORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE i Restorers Nervous and Phy steal !el.iliry. ete. There is a well-known i-i in Iplc in animal physiology that no vital aeiioti escti take place exeepi turougn ine agency i iie l ervo'is system, it ne nerve power in any or-an i weskeiied then thet organ is weak. There- i- . remeaiy in the reaeli of all oue that has stood ihe lest for over half a c-entury. DR. RICti:l)'s VITAL RITORATlVE ' has been rem tin icl and indorsed by the Academy of Medicine in i'srisasan infallible sj.ecih for the aliove; contains uo phosphorus, canttm rides or other poison: if purely Vegetable, p"ducinc no reaction, atid is ;ermanent in eifec: ia sunnr-coated pill, and can le had of Ievassor ,v Co., 10 bis Richelieu. Paris. Kranee: or of IK. s. BROWN SKi-MONl. Proprietors Address AO World Building. New York. Xnnc genuine without the signature of s. U. Sigesmond on side of each box. Box of loo lills. of 400. 10: sent ot mail upon receipt of price. Sold bv 11 druotists. CERTIFICATi:. Paris, July Is. ls7:-s p. Rne i-e la Palx. Out of "AO patient treated, ft were un-d within . days. 115 in six weeks. IM between two and three months, -J U't en tivc and six months. 1 in niBe mouths. DR. M. PhRIGOKD. Medieiadela Hopi lal Charit v. Nrttiee is hereby given that T. A. Smith. ofVf. Iouis, and R. I.. !) bisser. of New Votk. are to longer authorized to attas agents for Kicords Vital Restorative. CAt'TloN. A former asent of mine in New York is now advertising a spurious imitation f the celebratol Dr. Rieotd's Vital Restorative, under the assumed name of Dr. Rieord'a Rektor tr Pills, to dts?eivc the tublie. The testimonials of Drs. R. Blanchard. i: C"lievali-r. M. I'erior.l. KasjHil, I.i bigand SjrThompsou areeooi! frm my circulars. The rctitiine Rieord'a Vital Restorative can be had oi l-vasor A; Co.. 10 bis KuRichelieu, Paris: 40 World Bmldinir. New York, aud at all wholesale and retail Druagists nil over the world. S. BROWN Sl iKSNH i.ND. M. 1., General Agent for the 1 S. and South America. sk-nd stamp for Descriptive Cireular. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN I'OUTUNK. Fourth Grand Distribution Cli-s I. At ew Orleans, Tuesday, Apiil 181. 131st MONTHLY DRAWING. Louisiana State Lottery Co. This Institution was regularly incorjoratcd by the Legislature of the Slate for educational au d charitable purposes in lsw FOR THE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, to which contract tba' inviolable faith of the State is pledged, which pledge has been renewed by an over helming popular vote, securing its fran-hie In the new Constitution adopted Decemlier 2, with a capital of 11,000,000, to which it ha since added a reserve fund of over St0.0OO. Its praud siuRle uumber Distribution will take plaee monthly on the second Tuesday. It never Sles or Postpone, Look at the following Distribution: Capital Prize, $30,000. 100,000 Tickets at Two Dollars Bach. Half-Tickets, One Dollar. LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Capital Priwj... 1 Capital Prize..... - 1 Capital Prize 2 Prizes of rvsw M,oo .r,(H 5.0VO 10, w m.ao iio W.ÜIA 2.700 1.H00 s Prizes of 1,000 20 Prizes of PK) Prizes of JOO Prizes of .MW Prixesof 1,000 Prizes of ftUO 100 w. jo. 10 - approximation rnizrs, 9 Approximation Inzesof S-sJ... !) Aiiroximtiou lrizesof 'Joe... 9 Approximation lrizeof 100.. 1,S"" Pri7.es, amonntin: to i io,too Resonsiblc correspond inj? agents wanted at all points, to whom liberal compensation will be paid. For further Information, write clearly, srivinz full address. Send orders by express or registered letter, or money order by mail. Addressed only 10 M. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, li.. Or M. A. DACrHIN, No. 819 Broadway, New York. Or J. T. Woodward, N. E. corner Illlnoli and W asblngton street, Indianapolis. All onr Grand Extraordinary Drawing are ua-l der the supervision and management of 6ens. 6. L Eeanrtsvil &ng Jut&l A. Eirly:

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