Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1882 — Page 8

THE 1JSD1ANA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. MAHÖII 29, 1882.

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TIIE STAR ROUTE CASES. Argument In Support of the Motion ta Qaah tho Indictment Against Voramj and Itrady. Vashisgto. March 25. The Slar Route cases came up in the Criminal Court to-day, and Colonel Ingersoll, ou lehali ot Stephen W. Dorej, notifled the Court tliat he desired to file a notion to set aside the indictment, and was prepared to submit authoiitles in support of iL Colonel Ingersoll read the motion, which was Jwsed on the following grouuds: That the Grand Jury had no lesal authority to find said Indictment; that the In.strict Attorney had no authority todrawfaid indictment and exhibit it to tfce Grand Jury; because George B. Corkhtll. the District Attorrry. did exhibit the indictment without order of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia or any Justice thereof, and that the Grand Jury did not find the indictment of their own kuowledije: neither were Dorsey etal. bound over to answer the action of the Grand Jury. Jere Wilson, counsel for Ger.eral Brady, theu

filed a motion to quash the indictment as to his client, and after reading the paper, which was very Un?. and set forth numerous reasons, inCludi:; want of jurisdiction, insnfli.iency ir averment of fcu to set forth a crime asainst the Uul'.ed States because the crime as set forth I not euch a ona as to be penal under the law of the United States, bceiuse at the time of trie coi:ir-iisi-ivn of the acts charged the defendant was an orlieer of the Uuited States Government and his actions not subject to an investigation by tfcis t'ov.rt Ju iee Wilson read a motion, on behsJf rf L. G. nine.'to quufth the indictment for substautlally the fSEio grounds as set forth in the preceding motion. After a lone discussion it was ajrrecd to postpone the further hearing of Dorsey and Brady until Friday next. Colonel Inersoll gave notice he bhould also ü.c amotion ttquush a demurrer. Color el Bliss then asked for an arraignment of th' partie iudicted m the straw bond ra-c, and Kalt' M. Arrrctrrnr. Albert E. Boone, James V. ionohue and William '. Jackson werearraii ced and entered formal pleas of not guilty. The Tariff ou Sugar. WAMiiN;ro:, March '25. There are .everal members of Congress who favor a protective tariff wto r.re cpo'-sins the proposition to remove or reduce the tariff on sugar. It is found that the cane fields of Louisiana are entirely too limited to supply the sugar consumers of the United States. In consojuenco of the high tariff ou rugar the price is kept up to such a pitch that glucose is coming; very generally into use. and the healthfulness of glucose beinp; yet iu doubt, and of inferior qualities to it'gar, it is doired" to decrease its growing use. The .Sentinel correspondent to-day interviewed one of Ohio's most prominent Republicans on the propositou to remove or reduce the tariff on sugar. He believes that it should be protected to the extent it ii no longer. Speaking of glucose he said he believed that from 5 t J l-'t per cent, of glucose was contained la mutt of the candy sold at the present day. Whether it was injurious or not remained to be proved, but that it contained more or less sulphuric acid was certain, as that material is used to extract the glucose from the com starch. Sulphate of lime is then u. e l to extract or neutralize the e filet of the acid, which, however, it can only do to & certain exlent- The amcunt of glucose used is simply astounding bre'vr rs, fruitC&nners and others usin? it in tremt-; .'..us quantities. It can be purchased f r few ccnt a pound, and it Is therefore eay to s e what r vi. can be made by mixing i: witu i-gar that is worth eleven and twelve cents a pound. He thought the plan cf cheapening sugar would do far more toward driving glucose oit cf existence than tiiiu that article. The War Dudley 1 inures. Commissioner of Pensions. Colonel VC. V. Dudley, baa written a letter to the Select Committee on Beform iu the Civil service, regarding the 800 additional pension c!erk3 asked for by him in order to settle the enormous number of pension claims now ou file. He says if the request for an increased number is granted, the clerks should be selected, other things being nearly equal, from ex-Union soldiers, their sons, widows, or daughters, and other things being eqyal, or nearly so. Republicans thould be preferred, but they should not be divided aiuorigst the States end Territories In proportion to the vote each casts to the whole vote of the country, taking into consideration tue distribution of those uovr employed, and, in his udgment, the Republican vote should be tae basds, inasmuch as this U a Republican. Administration, allowing the Democratic vote as a basU whenever the pendulum shall swing the other way, if the Administration pass into Democratic hand. A Liberal Congress. The present is a very liberal Congress. Several appropriation moves have been widened iu their cope and few have been cut down. There have been additions made to propositions over the face of the original bills. The diplomatic, just passed; the rostofflce. inundated sufferers and several other bills were increased, instead of decreased, as is usual with Congress. There is a feeliHg growing for liberal appropriations. An immense fund is accumulating in the Treasury. No dispoistion prevails for calling In bonds, paying them off and decreasing the public debt, as the pay ment f bonds calls in the National Bank circula tion. The average. Congressman and Senator hearkens not unto the cry for lower taxes. So the only way of getting rid of the fund accumulating. witn any degree of equity, is oy UoerU appropnations. nue this congress is a liberal one, there yet appears: an admirable amount of dtecreUen iu most of the work. Toui uiy Says Grant 1)1.1. ' Sr. Loi is. March 25. Thomas M. Nichol, the few York banker, arrived here this morning, iu jefereuce to General Grant's denial that he had rver conversed with him concerning GarSoid and tosecrans, Mr. Nichol reaffirmed to a Post Dispatch reporter most positively his former statement. Mr. Nichol says there is nothinir remarkable in ;he fact that General Grant does not remember him. as be was only one of the hundreds who called on him and hod a fe.v minutes talk, but he himself would not be likely to lonset the only call and conversation with Grant. He called on him in his room in the Fifth Avenue Hotel at General Garfield's request and gave him a letter to him from Garfield. After reading the letter the conversation ensued and then Grant made the remark about Garfield aud Krfsecrans. which has already been published. Mr. Nichol concluded b;,statin? that he made the assertions with the full realization of the fact he might be called ob to support them. A r errthle Murder. N'eemiam, Mass., March 25. To-night John Sullivan, an operative in one of the mills, went home slightly under the iDtineuc of liquor, and after a tew words with his wife seized a razor and cut her throat, severing the jugular vein and carotid artery. The woman, despite the fatal wounds, rushed Into the street, followed by her husband brandishing the razor and lnilicting at every step ghastly cuts with the weapon about her head and phoul-fürs. She got away from him for a short distance, ran to the houooI a neighbor, but while endetvoi'ngtoobtain entrance, was overtaken and seietl by the hair by her husband, who renewed bis am i. The woman then started and ran again, the husband following- still cluichln? the hair and slashing at her with the razor. The terrible chase was tben re-euacted until the woman reached her own doorway, where she fell dead. Bullivan was arrested. Missouri to be Redistricted. ST. Lm-is. March 2.1. It Is expected that Governor Crittenden will call an extra session of the State Legislature in a few days to redmtrict lhe Elate. The State Central Committee, alaro uumber of leading politicians and a great majority of the Democratic newspapers in ih State have expressed themselves in favor of such action, and a eub-Committe of the State Committee has gone to Jefferson City to so notify the Governor. A Would-lie Suicide. Cincinnati. March 25. At about 10:33 o'clock to-iiint Mr. Eamnel 8. Clarke, of Pittsburg, agod twenty three yews, sak o be a son of a Iiusbnrg coal dealer, retired to U .. ittins-rooin in the Gibson House and attempted suicide with a thirty-two-caliber smith & Wesson. The ball entered the right temple, coursed under th Lkin around the forehead and stoppni near the orult of the left eye. He has medical attention and may recover Biak Statement. New York. M..n.h 25. Loans, decrc01,C97,100; specie, iuirvawo, 2l,t00; Je ni t-:dei, decrease, fi,200; ucportts. decrease, $.'.4;tl,2U0; circulation, increase. fcLOtrJ; reserve. Jafreae, S1S4,too. The bants now hold S-i.&J'.liKj i excess of legal reiULr.Henta. -. A Fight With Cow-Bf. Tomestose, Ariz., March IT). A reliable man mt from Burleigh Springs, eight miles south of hls ei:y, states that a desperate fight took place there iast night between su, meaof the Earp

party and nir.e cow-boys, headed by the riotoriou 'Curler hill," who killed Marshal White of

Tombstone. The cow-boys ambushed the Earp' as they were approaching the Uprii.c. and poured a desd'y fire into them, wounding one man sliKhtlr and killine a littrse. The Earp returned the fire ml then charged upon the cow-bovs. who ran, leaving "Curley Bill" dead upon the ileld. TUE GREAT OVJCKFXOW. A Ti'.t of Disrouragiug News from the lour dated District Vidalia, La,, Submerged Government Aid. KT. Ions, March 25. About ,009 and a large amount of provisions and clothing hare been raised here for the tenefit of the overflow suffer ers on C:e Mississippi River. Captain Dea, In charge of the Government relief expedition up the Kur.ttower and Yazoo Rivera, intimates the l.s of hogs as total iutbe Yazio country, tne losäor cattle fully 73 per cent., and the feucicg, with mauv of the smatler house, destroyed. He recommends the distribution of rations to con tinue at leat two weeks at Johnsonrille, and three weeks in the lower Ya2oo country, by w hich time he thinks work will be begun in the fields, and theu the people can probably take care of themselves. Seventy thousand rations a week, it is. believed, will be neoaea unui tne water subsides so that the people can get to work. Washington March 23 The Äecretary of War has ordered 10.000 rations to be issued at Mound l itr. 111., for H.val sufferers. Senator Jones received a telegram to-day from Governor McUnery end other ti:iens of New Orleans as follows: "Your dispatch recpived announcing orders Lave been istued for 400,000 ra tions and addi'loual 6uiDlios for the sufferers by the overtlo. Wo dctire on behalf of the people f Louisiana to txpress their appreciation of the generous set of Congress and prompt and conlial Manner iu which the Honorable Secretary of War has resDonded to the Comiulsslouers." New Orleans. Ln.. March 23. The Rablssee crevasse on liavou La Kourcbe hss Ixkui clcsed. Tfcere is now but one break in the lei eca of Dayou La Eourche. that on Pittuian Mace near the iior gan Railroad crosslrg. it Is doir.g but little damse at Grand Gulf, Miss. The river has declined six inches from highest loliit. Mayor Whitehead, by ordr of the Secretary of Wr, has purchased during tie week 575,(KX) pounds of bacon. 2,0tX) baricls of flour, and 2.500 barrt-Is of cor.t meal, inetc tupputs nave Deeu turut-d over to the LouL-lana Commissioners, who are distributi':tc th- m to the sufTerers. The river htre remains eight inches below the big J water of 174. The stenmcr Dick Jones, just returned Irom the suns lands, reports horr m more ana more tern ble. The people were s ill eating drowned car easses, and s iue few a lif tic boiled corn. Natch ö, March 25. The river rose here two i u 'tics the last twenty-four hours and is still rising. It is now twenty-two inches above the high water of 171. Vidalia, La., ia submerged to a dopth of two to three feet, the backwater being hither than the river. The levee was cut to allow the water to run bscit in the river. The ferry boat Concordia was busily engaged all nay iu lraniorting people and stock from the Vidalia overflowed district and back of there to this city. Natchez Is crowded with refugees, and droves of Kt'xk are constantly passing throutrh town. Parties from the neighb. rhod of Like Concordia and Tcr.Kas Uivcr report great destitution, lhe water rose so ;ast that hi any people had to place r ickets ncrt ss the rafters in Iheir houses and take refuge there, having no means of netting away; and many of these houses are tottering from the force of the current. Torn to Pieces by a. Train. Little Rock. March 25. Fourteen miles from San AntouK Tex., to day. a south bound train ou the Sunset K;ulroad ran over an nuknowu white wor.iau. tearing her body to pieces and scattering ner t:esn aua bouts along the tract, it Is sup-rxir-ca sno was trampiu ana had lain down on tn track and gone to sleep. L v'osion In a Mine. v iKKsr.Ar.KE, arch2j. An explosion of gas tootc i lace in tne r aurel Run Mines, Delaware ar.d Hudson Cal Company's, to-niht James Williams, the fire boss, William Scoville. William Ashtor 1 and two unknown miners were in the pit at the time. It is tuppoted all are dead. Convicts for Siberia. Constantinople, March 25. The Porte, after much delay, granted permission to the Russian transport with convict3 and troops lor Siberia to pass through the Bofphorus, on the coudititn;that the permi-iou be considered as unique, and never to be cited as a precedent. Onlclally Announced. Was, i ini, ton. March 23 The Secretary or the Navy announces the death of Rear Admirals Spotts a.id Scott, aud dircc 6 tho usual tribute of respect be paid the memory of the deceased ofli ' The Agricultural liureau. Wahix;to.v. March 23. The Senate Commtttee on Agriculture to-day reported favorably a bill to mate the Agricultural bureau an executive department. It provides that thre shall be a .Secretary and an Assistant Secretary, both of w hich shall be praciical agriculturists; that there shall be five bureaus in the Department, as follows: Labor and industrial. Education, Agricultural I'rodticti jns, Manufacture and Machinery, ami Trarssportation and Transfer of Geological Surveys from the Interior Department to the new Agricultural Department. The duties and powers of the Department are mainly to collect and disseminate information relating to agricultural interests. A Fisher Caught. "On my last trip to the States," said Mr. Arthur Fisher, of this paper, "I caught a very bad cold, which settled into a severe case of rheumatism. I did not know what to do for it, so I resolved to purchase St. Jacobs Oil for trial. Happy thought. I began applying the Oil, and in two weeks was : s well as ever. Toronto (Canada) (J lobe. Mensman's Peptonized ßeef Tonic relieves indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostration, and all forms of general debility. The only preparation of beef containing its entire nutritious properties. It is not a mere stimulant like the extract of beef, but contains blood-making, force-generating, and life-sustaining proerties; is invaluable in all enfeebled conditions, whether the result of exhaustion, ' nervous prostration, overwork, or acute disease; particularly if resulting from pulmonary complaints. Caswell, Hazard .t Co., Proprietors, New York. Sold by druggists. Sublimely Superb. A pair of beautiful Sunflowers on Easels will be mailed free to any lady who will send ten cents in postage stamps or money to Dr. C. W. Itenson, No. 10Ü North Kutaw street, lJaltimore, Md. Constipation is ositivcly cured by Carter's Little Liver Tills. Not by purging and weakening the bowels, but by regulating and strengthening them. This is done by improving the dt; gestion and stimulating the liver to the proper secretion of bile, when the bowels will perform their customary functions in an easy and natural manner. Purgative pills must be avoided. Ask for Carter's l.ittlc Liver 1'illa. Price, 25 cents. For Bronchial, Asthmatic and Pulmonary Complaints and Coughs and Colds, "Brown's Dror.cbial Troches" manifest remarkable curative properties. The very best family medicine is "Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, which cleanse the bowels, purify the blood, and establish healthy action in the liver. Partie3 intending to tisit Europe the coming season will b interested in the announcement in another column of Dr. E. To u rjee's Fifth Tour. Connatuption Cured. An old physician, retired from active practice, having had "p.aeed ia hishauds by an Kast India Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption. Bronchitis, ('alarm. Asthma, and all Tiiruat and Lucg atVectioufl, also a positive and radical cure for general Debility and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. The recloe with lull particulars, directions for preparation and use, and all necessary advice and instructions for successful treatment at your own home, will be received by you by return mail, free f charjre by addressing with stamp or stamied self-addressed envelope to 1R. M. E. BF.I.L, 161 North Calvert street. Baltimore, Md. Harnett's Coeoain Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth of the heir. It has been used In thousands of cases where the hair was com Id g out, and has never failed to arrest its decay. Use Burnett's Flavoring Extracts the best.

MONEY AND STOCKS.

The money market is moderately active, and rates of discount aie unchanged at 7? per cent. Deposits are increasing la volume, and there teems to be a better tone to business in general. Exchange has not improved and is In active demand at fifty cents premium, though some banks ask a higher figure. New York Financial Market. Kiw Toax, March 27. Money IA6 per cent per annum, closing at 4 offered. Prime Mercantile Paper 56 per eent, Government Bonds ' per ceut. higher for ex tended 6's and 4 ; 4's and extended 5's un Changed. Railroad Bonds Generally firm. State Securities Inactive except for Virgil la deferred, which advanced Vi per cent, and Lou islana consols, which sold up H and fell off per cent At ttie openiDg and during the early part of the day share speculation was tame and prices hesi. tated and in some cases declined; but a little bofore noon the market became strong, and from then until the close gained strength and closed buoyant for leading stocks at a net advance of Ji'J 3' per cent, and, including specialties, of i j'J4 per cent The leading stocks were Milwaukee and St. Paul, Northern Pacific preferred, Western Union Telegraph, Louisville, Denver and Missouri Pacific. Important orders from Europe were rerecelved for stocks aud bonds. It Is announced that the McCalmonts have withdrawn their snit against the Philadelphia at:d Reading deferred interne bond scheme and the Judges of the United Slates District Court have vacated the injunction against issues of the bonds. It is understood the character of the deferred bonds is so changed as to make void old contracts to deliver stock, with the privilege of subscribing for bonds a matter upon willen tne btock txenange once ruiea ana mat, to get this privilege, new contracts must be made Vaaderbilt, Gould, 5?age, Miller aad Field ail continue active bulls, although "peg price" orders weroto-dsy withdrawn from the leadiug stocks, with which the first two are identified, the idea beiu tuat the market is now strong enough from natural causes to tase care oi lujeii. Transactions aggregated alO.Ouu share 06,000 be ing Denver and itio Grande, 26,000 Kansas aud Texas, iW.UCO New Jersey Central, 40,000 St. Taul, i.OiH) fcast Tennessee, 23 too Missouri Facinc, 4 l.ooo Northern Pad tic 25.010 Texas Pacific and 5j,UX1 Western I'niou Telegraph. Minlug stocks were fairly active ana steaay. ........ t rtWInitat ?). Wrtiuh Pa1tif steady at 110; State Lines, 2 and 3, at 71 and 70, aud Amieatö.;; l.itue ntu-burg aavaucea toanu closed at 20); Mule Chief declined to Ni and Dttnkln from :;7 to :U); Chrysolite strong at bU and 5.5, end tstarmont 70 to 75; Noonday advanced to 160 aad llodie to 500. ales, 20U,& shares. GOVKEKMKNT 8SCTEITIIS. Sterling. CO da ys 5 per cent ex. dlVlOS'-i Sterling, sight 4) U. S. 4!a. ll4i 's, 'SI, extended....l01'8!New U. 6. 4's. llvV, Not The purchasing price tor uovernraent oends in Indianapolis varies from tho. New Ycrk notations VOl per cent. B05DS. Pacific 6s., 12 6 (Tennewiee, new., Cent. Pacific rlrstsll $! Union Fae. firsta. 115 Krie Ind's 95 U. r. land crants n&i Uhich AWilks 105 U. P. sinking fund .119 r .-: f o7 Vinrtnia ?5 tlsMun C's. 113H Vir ifinia consols...... 6'. im J Od ( .101.;, Do. prefeired H' .HIV, Tex. P. laid grants. 69 t P. & S. C. firsts renneseee6's.... 50 6K5KBAL STOCKS. f. P.. Rio Q. dir . Mi Northern Pacific 36 Vdams Kxpres8.....dl J I Do. preferred... 'nya llton & Tcrre U 2.S Northwestern. a., a T. 11. Pll . 68 North western, via.iu Imerran hxprcps.- 9llA New York CentraL13;J'i 2urL, Cedar K. & N K (Ohio Central 16-?i .Vnada Southern.-. 51?4 Ohio & Missiasippt.. S.s ;., C. A I. C. ........... 14 Ü. 5l MIPS. pia......-.lU5 Vjutrtl Pacific . 91 Ontario St West'n Jhesapcake & Ohio. 23 i Pacific Mail io, first preferred 33 Panama. ............. jo. secono 24 Ifeona, D. & ü...... Jticeco A Alton ..I3ii,rna-bunt C. A A. referred I V) IReadinz . UciC, BürL St Q lHlJilPox-k. Island .... Cht, t L. k N. O.- 71 tot. L, & San Fran. Cln., t'an. A. Cleve, f 4 Do. preferred.... u.. u.. v. a i w Do. first pld.. .. Uj!wsre &. Uud-..1068St. PauU.".J,7...-J!ll7Vi DcL & Lac 121V8ijt Paul preferred .128 Oenver t K. Grand. 64' N St Paul & Maua Iii trie 37J4fSt Paul k Omaha.. 3'J irie prelerred .. SU P A O. Lid 105 fort 'ayue.-. 137 T - , C .ET ' JiDtlbai a St. Joe 90 84 Ualon Pacific 1H üo. preferred..... U . ö. Express 7S iarit-m ....-..... .200 V., St. L. Pacläc. 3.5 cueton & Texas... 71 Vi Do. preferred 6l3ii Qllnois Central 136i Wells & Farge x...12"J ;ndiauapolis.B.&V. 45'iAV. U. Te.ftrraph 9l4 taiifaiit To na 3iVi; East Tennessee 13 Laie Krie t& West 31 iDo. preferred 2 "4 Laie Shore .1 ll Carbon..... 2 Lx)uivllle& Naih. 77K Ceatral Arizona.... il Lou., N. A.. Si Chi 67 I'.xeelslor ..... 1 Mf. ri. A Cm. 1st pld i3!ä.HomesUke 17 Do. second pfd 7 Little Pittsburg 2 Memp. ii Charlest'n 55 Ontario..... ..... S4 Michigan OentraL. S7S Quicksilver 12 Missouri Pacific lOOklDo. prefeTTed-... 5754 Mobile & Ohio..... 26! 'ilver CHIT. . VA Morris & Essex.....l-,JSi Standard... 15k Nashville & Chat 61 Sutro... 4-1 N. J. Central b.rt Robinson 12 Irfouth Pacific 110 Norfolk. W. pfd-. COMMERCIAL. V good business Is doing in the local mercantile markets, and prices are firm in most lines. Dry goods are in god request, and Eastern houses talk of advancing prices. Groceries are in moderate request aud firm. Drugs are unchanged, etc. I INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Floor, Grain and Hay. Flour New process, 7 007 40: fancy, ?6 75(3 CO: choice 6 256 60: family. 16 00M 25: treble sxtra, 5 &0&5 76: double extra, 14 75ca5 00: extra. 4 20(44 50; bunerflne. 3 75(4)4 00: flee, S3 bQGi 90: foundry, ?3 0O-43 25. Kuckwheat r lour J7 00 per bbl. Wheat Is steady and firm. Receipts smalL New York is e higher, closing weak. Chicago scasy. May opened at SI 21; highest fl kos. lowest tl 30.S: closed tl 30-. Later Chicago, 2:30: May closed at i so;, we quote: No. 2 Mediterranean, II 33; No. 2, red, tl 31'$ir2; No. 3 red. -: Maren, 1101: April, si ai: aiay. ai si: rejectod, t . ' M , , J, uorn is nrm. in gooa aemana, ana scarce. New York market is He higher, and Chicago He gner. .uayooenea at wyya. ninesi u;c, lowett 6H4C, closed 6-sVc. Later Chicago, 2:30: May closed at (.& fajß. We quote: No. 2 white, 738 073Kc; No. 3 white, 7171J4c: high mixed, 6Sc; mixed, 6aV4c; mixed March, 6S)4c ; mixed April, 65c; mixed May, 6'Jc: rejected, Sc: unmerchant able, ; sound ear, mixed, 6'J(7lc; sound ear, white, 74 a75c, Oats Market firm. We quote: No. 2 white, 49 Ö-50c : No. 2 mixed. 48 319c. Kve No. 2, i9c llay Timothy, f 16 00(317 00 per ton for small bales, ten ton cars ; prairie f 8 75gl 25 per ton. Mill Feed ShipsturT held at $21 00; bran IM O0Q 2'1 50; hominy feed 121 to per ton. The Provision Market. Below are the present lobbing prices: femoked Meats 8. C. Uams: Ten and 12 pounds av., i;Jc: 15 pounds av.t 12-c: 174 pounds, a v., 2Mc; 29 pounds and up, 12;4c. Breakfast Bacon l3Jic ; shoulderi, 9c: California hmsar, 9'Zc; spiced rolla, 11c; bacon clear Udea, lH4c; do. backs, 11? gC Dried becf-H'-gC. ' Vickled Meats Ham pork, per bbl., 200 lbs., tl 00; extra mexa pork, per bbl., 200 Iba., 118 00. Lard Kettle reudered leaf, In tlercea, 12c; do. half barrels, 13c; choice (If. Porter & Co's.) 12c, Sausages Bologna, In cloth, 7c; in gut, Sc. Tn Frodae Market. Ifegs 15c. Butter Creamery Fancy, 4041c; choice; 32U 35c Dairy Selected, 35:c; choice. 30t$.'V)C. Country Choice, 32,335c; common, 14($20c; low grade, 810c. Poultry liens, 9-JllOc per lb.: cocks, 535JJc: turkeys, 10c; peese, tiOO: ducks, f3 rjo. Cheese Jobbing Pris Western ttescrre Ohio. 13c:Michigan, lloUHc; Crystal fcprltg, la;,c; Solon brand. 134c. Feathers iTime geoee, 40c: nlxc4, 22527c; öld featherft, 15-0c Hides Green hides, 6S7c; green caJf, 10c; gecn salted hides, 7:e; green salted call, 12c; dry flint hides, 13c: dry salted hides. 10c; damaged, one-third off the above prices. Tallow No. 1, 7c; No. 2.6.l',c. Vegetables and Fruits. Honey New, 1S20 in 1 and 2 lb. caps In cases of 25 lbs: strained. h10c. 8auer Kraut Imported, fOQlO per cask; per bbl.. 16; ball bbls., t3 5C(4 40. Mince Meat In barrels and hall barrels, 8c; In pails, 8S& Onions Yellow Danveri. 12 75 per bbt Poutoes Choice, ti 75C44 00 per bbL Apples 4 50(s5 00 per bbL as to quality. Dried apples Evaporated, 15r416c; common dried, 70'Jc. Cranberries 112 00(313 00 per barrel. Beans Choice navy, S4 00; medium, S3 75; marrowfat, ft to. Hominy Per bbl., t4 6.534 90; pearl meal, tl 85 5 00; grits. 15 00(3t5 25. The Grocer- Karket 8ugars Cut loaf, lOllc; powdered, 10 lo; 4c; granulated, 10ai0ic; itaadanX A,

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A t59'; fiae low. corcmon cradea,h,!sV4e; New Or leans. 6vVc: retined, Coceea Common, lmilc; Ordinary, liaiic; lair. 12atl2Ht; good, U&liyic: prlrae. uy'&iia strictly prime, li.V16c: ciioioe. HHieVcr od Gorenimeiit Java. JUSKc; Arbucxle's roask d, ISHQWtfii Leveripgs, 15.V4C MoiaMca and Byrupa ew Orleans molasso;. new crop, 6637ac; syrup 4i65e per gal. tor com mon to cnoice. BJoe Carolina and Louisiana. 6170. 8plces Pepper, ls-tirJc: ahrplce, ldcfJoo; clorea. 453S0c: clnger, JfXHtc; cinnamon In mat, 25 40c; nutmexs. h6c.asi 05; mace. II 05-41 ia Bait Lake sella ta car lots at tl 47; dray lots at 11 15; small iota lue more xrom store; aairy, S3 tor co to 100 pocrets. lrled Beef 13Xrt4l4c Starch Refined pearl, 4(fMHe per in; Eureka, oc: champion gloss lump. 4&og; improved corn. 7aac foreign Fruits London layer raisins, t3 2.V3 3 35; new layer, t2 90A3 00 per box; Valencia, U Kiiic; Buicana. i9isc: loose jauscatei raisuia, 13 0org3 10: California London layer, IS 00 per box : Lemons, Messina, five tier, fancy S4 50:44 75. Orangs Medina, tl 26m 1 50; Imperial. S00 6 00; Florida, id 00(6 25 per".box. Prunea Prime Turklh. 7(7S-: Boheunan, 6)437c; French, 12 10; currants. ti c Cannea ioods W e quote: Tomatoos.2 lbs, flOO 110: 8 lbs, tl 35(3140; Peaches. 2 lbs, standard tl 531 0; 8 It. 32 75a3 00; seconds, t lbs, U 7 2 75:2 lbs.fl e.V.l 75; lie Peaches, 3 lr tl 65 01 75; 6 lbs.. ?i 25; B'ackberrlea. fl 4011 50; f '.raw Demes, ji 40chö: itaspoemes. sieo! 65 Cherries, red, 8165, wnite, r2 25; String neans. 81 10C4120; Oreen Feaa Marrowfat 1 b-jftl 75; 1 Juce.tl7rw.sl &5: California, t2C0: ITarmouth Corn, tl 55il 60; Mountain Sugar Corn, fl 55(2C lC0;Eicei;entOorn,fl50;155; Polk, 2 lbs, tläö ßl 40: I'olk. 3 lbs. tl 75;il 80; Golden Rule. tl 65.31 60: Revere, tl öl 60: Apples, standard, 3 lb., 9c; gallon.il lo3 25: lib. Mackerei.tl 3.91 35: PUioat-pie, 21 A5.32 25: Sal mon, 1 lb. 1 7cl 75: 2 lbs, 63 25; Lotwr. 1 lb, fl75; 2 lbs, t2 75: T"uiabltr JelUrt, eSaWc: Cove Oysters, 1 lb, lürht weight 6Vg7üc: 1 Ih. full wclKtit.il OVjI 10: Slba. lUht weight 81 10: 2 lbs. full weight, fl 80r4l t5: tiardine. French, t, tl 751 5 per dos. : American &, 51 00 per dos. Orr Ooadi. Brown Cottons APDieton A. 8Vic: Atlantic A. 8c; do H, ,7ic; Crescent City A, r-e; do B, c; do C, 7c; Grain teviile L. ISC: do LL. 6c: Aumista. 7V:c: Clark's A, 6kc: Agawam F, 6V4: Granite B, tc; Continental C. 6'Ac: Nashua R. ac: Pet'perell E. 84c: doK,- 8c; do O, 7ic: do N. 7c; Lawrence LL.7c: Mass. BB. 7c: Ctica C. VAc: Perperell 9-4. 25c; do 10-4, 27i; ÜÜca, 9-4. 30c: do 10-4, 32c. Bleached Cottona Canoe, 4ie: Chestnut 1I1U. Hc; Green G, 6Xc; Hope. fcV,c: Fitch ville. 8'c; l3iackstcn AA,9c; Barker. 9-c; Farwell. )c: Uill 4-4, 10c; Fruit of the Loom. 10c: Linwood, 9ic; Masonville, 10c; Lonsdale, 10c: . Wamcutta, lc; WhiUnsTllle 33-in..7c: New York Mills. 13c: J. C. Knight's Cam orie, 10; Lonsdale Cambric. 13c: Dwight Cambric, 12c. Prints Dundee, 4nc: Hiraony, fc; 8praeue, 6c: Gloucester, 6c; Allen's, 6c: Hamilton, 6Vc: Härtel. 6c: Knickerbocker, c; Dunnell, 6V,c; American, 6c; Oriental, 6c; 6tcel River, cc; Cocheco, 6J4c: Pacific, 6"c; MeiTimack.6lc; Mancbester.6c:dilyBtone Fancy, 6c:do Cbccolatea 6Sc; lmption's Black and White, 6c;Simpson'a Plain Blacks. CKc: Albion Soud Colors. 6c: berliu do. 6c; Mallory Plnk.6c;McTrimack Shirtiu2s,6c; wastiiuirton uu id fancy. 9c: do Flam oil Keds. 9c; do Plain Nile Green and Imperial Blue, 11c; Merrimack Printed Pique, 6c. racinc MUis Dress fabrics Three- fourth Poplin Lustre, lOVc : do Alpaca Lustre, 16SC: do Steel Lustre, If öc; do Cashmere. 11 Vic: do Ex. Heavy Cashmere. 16c: do Indian Cashmere, 18c; do Beige, 12ic ; do Cashmere Beige, 13$c: do Australien Crepe, 20c; do Fancies, lcc; doBrocatel, 16Kc; do 8ouo.au, 18c; 6-4 Crepe, Vic; do Bordüre, 16c; do Kuban, 16$e; do CA Cashmere, 21c; do AC Cashmere, 3üc, do GI Poplin, 16c; do X Alpaca, 18c tilnghams Manchester, 10c; tarlston, 7Jie; neuerer. 10U;: Bates. 10c: Plunkett. lu'-c: White, lOKc; Min ton Dress Styles. 10V;c; Canuu, 12V, Madras, 12ic; Paisley, 12,V; Renfrew WHc. Oiicvlote Whlttenton Ex. SUwt 10c; do B. 6c; Iverett, lOc; Endurance Ex. Heavy.U: do XXX, pc; Glei'.oldcn, llc; Amoskeag, lie; do Plaids, 13c: tain burg, 11c. Osnaourgs Alabama,8c: Augusta.SM: Lonislaua, 8c: Greeubriar. c; Newton Fails, 9Vc: Ottawa. 7K-c: Swepson, 9c: Mississippi, 86c; Forest Mills. 9ic: Summerville. 9.c Tickings Arasapha, 10c; Lewis ton 30-ln., 15Jc; do 32-ln.. 16c; ao 80-ln, lS'c; do Plalls, 17c; Conestov-o BF. ISc; do Extra 32-in., 15; do CCA, 14c: do X. 11c: York82-in., 16c; do so-in., lsyc; Hamilton, 13 jc; do Fancy. 12c; Amohkeag AGA, lsc. Demlns Haymaker, 10; Nelson AA,12c;do XX. 13V,; do IxL. 14Vc: do OK, 16c; York, 16c; Beaver Creek CC, 13; do BB, 14c; do AA, 15c; Jeffrey D. AT., 16c. Cotton Flannels Nashua Brown, IT, Sc: T, 9c: B. loc; A, lOVc: AAA, JlWc: X, 12'$c; XL, 13!c;XX,144c;XXX,18c; XXXX, 21c; Nashua Bleached. T, 10c; B, 11c; A. HSc; AAA, 12Kc; X, 134c; XL, 15c; XX, lue; XXX, 20c; XXXX, 23c; Tremonl Brown, DL, 7Kc; D, 8c; II. 8c: P, 9Hc; T. 10c; A, lie: Y. llc; X, 12c; XX, 14c; XXX, 16c; Tremont Bleached, DL.öVc; D,9c; H, 9c; P, ioc; T, lie; A, 12c; Y. 13c; X, lie; XX, 16,c; XXX. 18c Kentucky Jeans Abbotsford, Creek. 9c; Bedford, 15; Capitol, 17c; Preferred, 25c; Cheltoa HKc: lndlai 16c; Provident Doeskins, 40c; Home-made, 2--3376c Carpet Chain rt'hhe, 2tc; Colored, 26c: Cover let c: No. 500 Cotton Yarn, loc; Candle Wick. 21c; Cotton Twine, 21c Grain Bass American, 20c; Fraaklinvllle, 22c; Lewistoni 23yCc; Stark A. 25c Drug filarkeU Alcohol, f2 S0(32 S5; calomel 75c3Jl 25; camphor. 3033c; cochinel, 60'470c: chloroform, 85 90c; gum opium, f00(t5 25; indigo, fl 00&3 CO; morphine, WisVCjlOO. Oils Castor, 81 15il 20; sweet oil, OOcQSl 75; olive oil, fl 50-33 00; bergamot (Sauderson's), 82 75(83 00; lemon (Sandei son's), tl 25'i3 50. Quinine, P. & W.. f2 30(2 3.5; cinchonidia,;P. & W.. 90(ct'.)5c. American bi-carb. soda, 45c; Engliidido., &'i5c. Snuff Garrett's 2 ox. packs, f 1 15 per dos. ; 4-oz. bottles, f3 60 per doa. Flove's sulphur, 4(iGc Turpentine, 62(C5c English ver. red, by bbl., 2c: less quantities, 3VaC Iodine. f3 6j? 3 75. Iodide potash, f 50. Cloves. 403 t5c. Rhubarb, 90c J1 25. Window glass, 60 and 5 per cent. ; double 65 per cent off. The Iron Market. Screw and Strap Hinges 4 KGtfXCi according to äse. Lead Pig, 6 jiSc; bar, ic Bar Iron SO 1C Norway Iron Bars aud shapes, 6'4?c; naliroo. 8Jc Cut Nails Nos. 10 to 60, 1 3 50 per keg; smaller sixes regular advance. Horse Shoos Burden's 5 0: forkinv 85.00; mule shoes tlOO higher. Horse-Shoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, nnlihrfd, r5 50 ford's: smaller sixes rcKuiar advance. Carriago and Tire Bolts Re fined 75 per cent. : Norway BO and 10 per cent. Nuts and Wkxhera 45 cents off manufarturers' lists Iron Harrow Toeth 4c Bteel Harrow Teeth Sc Steels American, 15(31 6c: extra sixes and qualities additional; round machinery, 8c; spring, 8c; toe calk, 8c; hammered, lay,8Q10c; ' tire, according to size and brand, 537c; plow steel slabs, 5&6c Coal. Wholesale., Retail. Anthracite 00 85 83 00 BlOC It we e mmm n 1 e Coke Pittsburg. ..... Raymond Citv 4 00 16 5 00 4 75 14 Indiana block retails at 15c per bo. Klscellaneous Markets. Hemlock solo. 2 l!33o: oak sole. 36&4SC: Penn sylvania harness leather, 4t(4 Uc; harness leather &.JCWc; bridle leather, per doa., 800372; domestic kip, 50.390c: French klp,90c?l 20; domestic calf 90cm 20: French call, tl 101 86. - Oils We quote: Llnsoed, raw f J.oi'Vi BccslEe 10(314 Lard oil, extra m...95S'j. Coal oil, Indiana Miner's oil 61 1 legal tost 10(X0 Lubricating oil lSSbOlSO test HailiJ fe traits oil s(50 Water whlte,150c13vi414 Tinners' Supplies wo quote: Best charcoal tin. I xJ4.C. 10 14x20 and VixlX, 87 00 per box I X, 10x14, 14x20 and 12x12 t9 00 per box : I C. 11x20, roofing tin, 50 per box ; I C, 20x28, tI5.jtl4: block tin, 1 pigs, 2c; in tern, 29c Iron 27 B Iron, to 00 ; 27 C Iron, 7 00; Moorehead galTanixed. 81 per eent. discount Sheet sine, bz Copper bottoms, 81c. Planished oopper, 89c Bolder, 14&17C Wire, 40 percent, off ibru Indianapolis lav Stock Market. ' Stock Taans. March 27. Hogs Receipts, 525 head; shipments; 90 head. The market was about as reported for several days past strong and firm. Several buyers were In the field, bot the light offerings prevented any action on the part of Eastern buyers to secure stock, while Kingan & Co. were more fortunate, as they received 746 head from Kansas City last night. We quote: Beat heavy packing and shipping..........f6 80(37 10 Assorted light an medium. 6 f)a.d hü Common to fair light 6 25.- fa) Heavy rougfc. . 6253S fell I ijs. ..... .... .,,...... .... ...... ......... ............. 6 00(t6 iO Skips . 4 00y,5 50 Cattle Receipts, 225 head ; shipments, S5 head. Wa have nothing of special interest concerning the cattle market. The local offerings were fair, but the average quality was miserably poor, and the butchers generally being out of the market caused trade to rule rather sluggish. However, pretty much all stock changed hands, but not what the market demanded. Good shipping would have found quick sale if here. We quote: Good to prime shipping... f5 75(9 6 25 Common to fair snipping .. 6 25 4 5 50 Good to choice butchers' 6 lOitj 6 CO Common to fair butchers'.. 3 25(4 4 75 Heavy feederg.... 4 50i4 5 25 Stock steers 3 OOTt 4 50 Common cows.... 2 (0 S 00 Veal calves . 5 75$ 6 50 Bu lis.... ..mm ... 2 6U( 4 25 Milch cows.. 0 OOoüQ CO Bhccp None offered.

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New Tork Market. Nrw York. March 27. Cotton Dull at 12 S-l",3 12 4-lfc; futures eaify; March. 12.12c; April I2.1; May. 1.' 2yc; Jui:e. 12.4c; July, 12.65c; August orjjiviuoer, j..yc; wuiDer, ii.74c; November, 11.53.': Decvmlier, 11.55c Flour-Firm; I . ' w.o. , fj-vt ma. vuut. , euuri It LtlZ 1 rvj ao; common t good extra, ft 65(0.5 to choice, $ 3a8 SO; while wheat extra .(; extra unio, 1 758; sit.-Iuis, fl b(c$ 8 60; Minnesota patent spiiug, f7 liA 60. Wheat lnsettled, opening c higher, subsequently lost ...c u'iure, uecnneu c, ciosinj; nrta; receipts, 26,000 bu.: exports. 146 OU0 bu.; No. 2 spriug, .1 H.ru fhiu,i 4.t; uiigraded sprint. Si la ungraded red, fl A'ttl 46: No. 4 do.,l J6;No. auo.,9i äi,i x$: no. 2 red, fl fc3vl Hnew tl 45kl 45J old; fcteamer. No.' 1 red, fl : , o v- w,Dltr( l s1: ungraded white, fl av oo.v. i Tvuiie, nominal; 31 4UBew; 0.2 red Maren, sales of 48,000 bu. atfl 4;;ra43jJ, doiiig at fl 43i; April, sales of 312,000 bn. at fl 4;l;4 1 ""'"S -r4i ay. aaies 01 iw.vjv ou at i 41&1 4-.V-4. clwltig at fl 42; June, sales of 4.VJ.U00 bu. at fl 37&1 Ss, closing st f 1 37; Jaly "" w fiz.wju on. at tl 2o!45l 2til4. ciowng at fl 'S. m Opened better, aiterward became weak, lost most most of the advance, closing uuu Hiiu u looping : rtccipt. io.ouudu.; export. üt.uuu ou.; ui graoea, ,,k; ro. ... 7.'ic: Sio. 2, 7i: store. 76k&77c: elevator. 77,,a:7a 1. llvered; No 2 whir;, ?0o;No. 2, Maren. 75ja76c, nonius at ta:: aiav. ,w,t'ic cioins: at ifir: uue, .uwiii-A ciosing al7a;; July, 'i'Clc, closing at 76c. Oats Kjlc higher; fairly active, clorfng btrong: receiyts. 8.5tw bu. : ex ports, ,iiu bu.: mixed western. 53ä58Uv n-hit. 56(01c. Hay Quiet aud unchanged. CoffeeQuiet and steady. Sugar Quiet but firm: fair to gooa renniue ouoted at 1'0lTslc Moiasnes wuiet but hnn. Kico In fair demand and nunii lly held. Petroleum -Quiet but firm: united. S'.V.(V mid. fi'.SiT.I'. n.(ln.,t tl.'n To 1 1, J lrm at (ii5-?. Rjisiu Firm at ' 37iw- .' r- - . - - - v . . i -. -n't v uuv., . q... 1.1 1. vw lurpentliie lull aud weak at 57V4c ütts western frvKh heavy aud declltiins at 17c. Pro visionsFork strotitr and hisrher: new mpa.. 517 5'J. lhxl steady. Cutnieats quiet and stronger: long ciear, 9TMc; short clear. 10ic. Lard weak; prime steam, ill 10. Butter Ouiet out nrm atidil3c Cheese Oulct but firm at Criicago aiarkeu uHiciso. Jiarcn "7. rtonr steafiv ni nnchan;:ed. Wheat Cnsettled and generally nisncr; si sritsn; ?i 3jv;r.ii Match; fl Artril CI Oft' Vfa- tti OwT - or r.,.. c .-t July; No. 3,'1 OSetUl. Corn Active, firm aDd -aa. .a o,- aTa ni. ri T. ji'ii :v .jiiiis: r v. r higher; 6:l'-'(.WVic cash: C3Vr.ö:!?ic March: mc apni; bVgO Slay ; u'j June; 6s5 ftc juiy; retectea, uuts bcarce. tirm and hlTher; 4j.räl6Vic cash: 43,t:!'ic Marchand April; 46ic Msv: 45Mc June: 4Mirt Julv. Rye-bK-adyand unchanged at 52ciS4c Barley Kaler at si. r lax seed t lrm : ordiuary to fair, f I 2.v :; good merchantable. SI 35. P,rk Fairlv aruve ana a enaoe niner: $17 ioci7 1 cash ; H7 Ifllll 17 1l A T.ri 1 'aVn II 11... 117 IM nil ju junr; i Dx'(i i juiy. iaro Active, firm and bicher: f 10 n cash April: fll OJi.'M 11 05 May. 11 Kktoll 20 June: til 27'iU ; tl J uiy. Bulk nieatj Firmer; shoulders. fj 60; short ribs, fJ 75: clear sides. t'J 90. Whiskv Steady and nnchanted at 1 18. Call Board of the Chicago Market Wheal Irregular, chiefly marie-; I üOrAl S.V'i March: $1 35 Vs. bid Aoril: fl SO;H May; il W1 June: tl 20 July. Corr LtMtr bnt not ouotably lower. Oats Easier: 43c April; 45;;H'ic May; 4SV..c June. Pork i-asier; 517 0.V17 12K April : S17 27V May; $17 47, June; $!7 0017 70Juiy. Lard Steady aud in fair demaud. Receipts Flour. 11.000 bbls.: wheat. I'.S.OiiO bu. ; wra. 2S.r 0 bu. ; oats. ST.OtO bu. : rye, I, 000 bu.; barley, ls.ooo bu. Shipments Flour, II, 000 bt-K; wheat. l:t,coo bu.; corn, 72.000 bu.; oats, 70,ax bu. ; rje, 5,000 bu.; barley, le.uoo bu. Philadelphia Market. PniLA DELPHI X. March 27. Vlonr Firm hut less active: western and Pennsylvania extra, fl 75(15 25; Minnesoia extras. f7oi7 25; Pennsyl vania extra family medium. Si 1214: do. good. $ 25: extra family, $' 50rt7 :U): Ohio new process, $7 62V4i7 75: St. Louis fämilv choice. S7 2": Min-i-e.ola patent spring choice, 25: wiuier patent.. !7 75w5 lb. Wheat Strong, with a moderate specuFative inqulrv; No. 2 led, March, fl rS ivy,; Apni, fl SlK'il I'M Mav. fl tS: June, fl 3.".78ul 26; July, fl 23'.' Iii Zi . CornIn fair demand: steamer track, 76c; sail mixed. track, 7t'.'.',c: pail mixed, March, 75ft76c; April, 75V4(76c: May. 7iVn,7t;Vic: June. 70j,7'-ic. Oats In fair demand; No. 2 white, 5tf(&57i:; No. 3 white. 55c; No. 2 mixed, 53Vc Provisions Steady; mess beef, fit: India mess beef, f. o. b., f2"i2ii; me.s pork, flSjil 50; prime mess, 5l o0; smoked hams, fl213. Lard Firmer; kettle, til 50; Bteam, fll 2öcll 30. Butter Steady ; choice f carve and wanted; creameries. 3Sft43c; Easternextra, 40rtl2c: do., extra. o'&CJc; dairy, 0(a3,c. Lets steady at 1c. Cheese lira aud in fair demand; creamery, 12312,' c: fair to good, llrnllc I'eiroleum Firm at 7-,'se. Whisky Quiet at fl 20. Others unchanged. ReceiptsFlour, 4.500 bbls.: wheat, 5(tx) bu.; com, 10 000 bu. Shipments Corn. 22.0JObu. St. Louis Market. St. Lous, March 27. Flour Tic'-ianped. Whest Opened hither, but closed a little off at Int-ide figures; priiicipal trading i iu June and Julv: sale at $lS2V4cash; fl ?2i bid April: fl SrVfl May: 51 25JiW 25?-i Jnce: ?l 11' (&1 li'i July; fl 0.')7i year. Corn Higher: tradiucchirtly for May: 7;'S(V;iK! cai-h; CSitiAi? April; 6,..'5it)''c Ma : w-A&f:iic June; 6'CIThC July; 52(iiö2V$e year. Oau Higher; 4oi :ja cash ; '.C May. Eye S3c a..ked. Barley Quiet at 75Cüjfl. Lead Dull at fl C2$. Butter Unchanged. K?ir Unchanged. Whisky Steady at fl 17. Provisions Pork tirm but slow; fl7 90 asked April; $17 50 bid May. Dry snlt meats strong, car lots; . h., ft! 60; long clear, SO CO: short ri b, f'.l 70: short clear. flO.' bacon firm at f7 75, f 10 50, f 10 X7J-J. Lard dull at f 10 65. Receipt Flour, 6,00f bbK; wheat, 21, 000 bu.;coni, 59,000 bti. ; oats, 40,000 bu. ; rye. 1,000 bu. : barley, none. Shipments Flour, 12,000 bbls. ; wheat, 20,000 bu.; com, 59,000 bu.; oats, 40.C00 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu , barley, nouc. Afternoon Board Wheat easier for near by, but firmer for far awsy mouths; fl 31)4 bid April; fl S;;'8May: fl 2.V June; fl 11 July: fl 0:7S bid year. Corn Easier, but slow; Cic April; 64e May; 69c bid June; 52c year. New York live Stock Market. New l ORK, March 27. The Drovers' Journal Bureau reports: Beeves Rece'pU for two days, 5.S60 bead ; maklne 11,:W0 for tho week. The market onened with a fair demaud, and closed with nu easier feeling and an advancing tendency. Some very poer steers from Chicago sold at f 10 2-"iil050, and some coarveoxenat f 10 75, but fll was the bottom price for common steers, and f 13 the general top price. About 485 car loads sold at 513 2-Viil3 75. Exporters used 500 head. Shipments for the week ending Saturday were 5'J live cattle: 6,745 quarters of beef, 60 live sheep, aud 1,6'Jj carcasses of mutton. Sheep Receipts, 9.000 heed, risking 23.700 for the week. There wsa a moderate busiiiesK at fö 25f7 25 far unshorn sheep, and S7&X 12$ for yearling lambs, home clipped sueep sold atf ), and clipped yearlings at f liojC 50. Swine ueceipts, v.vw ncaa. mnKing 24,4ixiior the week. None offered alive. There is a tirm feeling. Uve hogs nominally quoted at t'7et7 40 92T 100 lbs. Baltimore Market. Baltimorx, March 27. Flour Quiet and stead v. Wheat Western quiet, but higher: No. 2 winter red spot, fl S7((jl 37: March, f 1 8 ftked, April, fl Sil 37;-; Mav. tl 39)41 40; June, fl 3GV Qll 37; July, fl 21Vi(9l 21; August, fl 17 i. t.oni entern nrmer; mixea, spot. o' 75Vic: March. 7507..; April, 7i(ittc: May. 6,,76V'ic; Juue, 6(j..c: Augast. 7c bid; hteKiner, 73't.4i!. oats tirin; es tern white, 63 (55c: mixed. 51ji;c: reunsylva&ia, 52ä55c Usy Prime to choice Pennsylvania, $15 W(j,lS on. Provisions lira ; Eiespork, fl7 7513 50. Bulk meats Shoulders and clear rib si les packed, f7 7510 50. Bacon Shoulders, fs 87; clear ribs sides, fll 50. Hams f 13 60. Lard Refined. 13 50. Butter Firm; western, packed, lSclüc; rolls, 250132C. ijss tjuiet at Idc fetroieum Quiet; retined, f7 tot?7 50. Coffee Firm at 9(al0c 8ugar Firm: A soit, ac. Whisky Steaay at 81 00. Freights Dull. Receipts Flour, 2,574 bbls. : wheat, lu.133 du.; corn. 3U,n'J du.: oats, 4.322 bu. ehlpmenta Wheat, none: corn, ,977 bu. Sales Wheat, l59,Uh6 bu : corn. 59.J2S bu. New Orleans Market. New Orleans, Maren 27. Flour Quiet and steady: XXX. " 7oani -; hlah gradeti. SC 3i$ 7 25. Corn Higher and in fair demand; mixed, 80c Oats Scarce and lirm; choicä, 6.'c. Com meal Strong and higher at tl 10. Hay No stack. Irovlsion8 .fork Strong - at fig. Lard Firm; reüued tierce, fll 25; keg. fll 75. Bulk meats firmer; shoulders. packed, 86 'A); clear riband long clear, 510; short clear, Slltll 12. Hams Quiet and steady at fll 50&12 50. WhiskySteady aud unchanged; Western, tl 0"xj,l 'JD. Coilcc Dull and unchanged ; Kio, cargoes, llc Sugar Dull: common to good common. 6V4fo.Gc: fa.rto fully fair. 67c; prime to shoice, 7V$(äSc; yellow clarified. 8('t8c MolassesDull: common, 45r'jOc; centrifugal, 40 C0c; fair, 48v57c; prime. 5ii.'Sc Rice bcaree and firm; Louisiana, 5Vi(7c Bran fl 20. New York Exchange Si per 1 1.000 premium; sterliug do., 4.M. lluffalo Live Stock Market. Buffalo. March 27. Cattle Receipts, to-dat, 2,200 huad; concign'-.d throuch, 172 cars: demaud active: prices aavanced 15&2t)c: extra steers, f7r$ 7 25; choice fö 40Vj6 75: good shippers, 40; fair to medium, $5 65(45 1)0: light teers, S5 50( 5 75; mixed butchers, 54 75Ct5 2o; light western stockers, f J 756$ I 35; all sold. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,200 head; consigned through, 18 cars; market dull and unchanged; quality good; extra sheep, 57 15(7 25; fair to Kood western 6heop, fti(u,i 25; common, f5 50(v5 75; no lambs here. Hogs Receipts, 700 head; consigned through, bO cars: market dull and unchanged; good to choice York weight. 56 90Q7 10; light do.. f6 656? 6 K); good meuium weights, f7 15q7 25; extra Philadelphias, $7 35; pigs, 56 6 50. Milwaukee Market. MawATJx.EC, March 27. Flour Steady and in fair demand. Wheat Quiet and steady; little doing; No. 2 Milwaukee hard, none; No. 2 Mil waukee, fl 2; March, fl 28; Aprll.fl 2$X; May, tl 2V; June, fl 2hJ,; July, fl 26; August, II 13; year, tl W; No. 3, fl 11; Ivo. 4 and re

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new". 6jC -ais Mf-nar; -,o. 4-'e. Kye Iliütr; No. 1. t7e No. S. 85c nsrii Quef; No 2 prine. frt. ?lc; rezuUr. KK: .No 3 extra, romlnklai7.o. j-roiistous niglicr: m vjt)c. 517 15 ra.D April; 517 i May Lard fcrfmv steam. 110 95rh and AplJ: J10 05 May. liotr Easier at $(i iV?5 65. Ireights Wheat to Kncalo quiet and nominal at ZYc. Reoeipt rlour. t,.fM bbis. wheat, 22.000 bu.; corn. S.fAi tu. ßhif-mentt Flour, 7.0OV ddhs. ; wneat. 8oo du.; corn, 7tO bu. roreicv Market. Low do I , Marco 27, 5 p. m Consols for mot pt. IM -I6: do. accoVJtit, 101V4. United State Boi8 New 5's. extendtd. 104?: 4H'?. 116;: 4's. VX. Railroad Hecunties Illinois Ceutral, .VJ ; Penrv sTiTania uentrai, .ew lorit ontral, 13t: Eric, .; seconds, it,i Reading, 3o. Amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on bai ance to-day, 19,000, 1 UTpeutine Spirits, 4as 3d (sa 6d. Pahs, March 27. Kcnter83f. Betilin, March 27. The statement of the Im perial Bank of Germany shows an Increase iu specie of 2,M,000 marks. . LlVF.KFOoL. MarcM 27. Cot tn Lasier at 6'i 6 13-iCd. sales ol 10.000 bain. Including a-oo o-ues lor specuuttion ana exporx aud 7.3."u rla of American. Tallow 40s. Lard 51s. Turuentine spinmB, 00. Chicago Live Stock Market. Ckica&o, March 27. The Drovers' Journal re ports: Hogs KeceipM. 24,000 nrad: shiDments. c.vo neau. uenerxi oernai.u jair but weak ;. 10c lower iiuiuiuii hi Koovi jhia, 0 j(tji u; neavy rack me ana snipping sü 8047 2o: skins- and rn KrC. The ieDs are pretty well cleared, but poor t atue Keceipts. b.U0 head: ehinnvpnL IKVi neau. ah snort ( i cnoice snipping, iuc lower exp-rts, -TO 7.57 GO; good to choice shinrinp. t2t frn80; common to fair, ti 40;W5 85: mix! Dutcu:rs, t-Jiä Blockers and feeders, f 3 50 (34 Ml. oheep Iieceipta. 4.0JH) head: hln-mpTi v,n neau. iuu our tieaay; corn-fed range sheep, ?t .n-'iij .u; iBtive m u 1 1011 , jvij r,-w I . , 1 . - . iiio jouruni. llvcriKXU. OCtiotM a neaay iorti:n ruarxet; Dest fcteers, 15c to 17c; snetp, 10c to .vc. iloston Market. BOSTON, March 27. Flour h'teadv and tri well sustained. Winter wheats, $0 2547 Oo for unio, inaiana ana .Michigan orn oule' but firm; No. 2 and high mixed. 82QSc. Oats Dull; o. 1 auu exira wane, ;y .tbic; o. 2 white. bSc; No. 3 white, fttf.'S.VtV-c; No. 2 mJxed. 5.Vd56c! Rye steady. l'rovis:or:H Fork Urm: mes yisclear and extra clear, f!9 5l(21 50. Lard Firm: uams ömokea, 511 aeyia ou. lJuttcr Choice. runrce and hrni: crearseries. ATi.u. Cliptitiiet. 14W lirm. Otherd unchanged. Receipta Flour, 4.1C0 bbls., and 4,400 sacks; corn, 32,000 bu.; whest, 2,100 bu; oats, 11,000 bu. Shipmects -riuur, wjj uois. lry Goods Market. New York. March 27. The week orened with raiuy uny ami lairty active market In ecuera!. though in specialties there has been eood trade. Cottjii good are in much better deliveries on previous ei.pajiCEients than innuiry for new relec tions, still prns rule remarkably steady on all leading qualities. Prints of a secial character uro cioing wen. out general otieriiigs are inactive lue general inquiry of agents hag been licht. with chief request, confined to orders. The market is without the snep of labt weck, and. as a whole, wanting in liJe, which is ascribed entirely 10 Liic weaklier. Louisville Market. Lotj is TILLE, March 27. Provisions Strnrc a-ju nominally uncnangec. r lour Firm and in fair demand; quotations unchanged. Grain Dull aua nominal. Wheat None onerirur: No. white, TUX'CsMc; o. 'Z mixed, 72a7.ic Oats Active firm and hlcber; No. 2, 57ic: No. 2 mixed, 5014C. Cotton Active but not onntAhlv hi.hr Receipts for ihe week. 9vt tjales; fame period last year, i;M Vt.Ies. bhfpmeau last week. 1.019 bales: 6hl?a:ets for same lime last year. S'J2 bales. it.-iltiuiore Live Stock Market. Baltimore. Msrch 27. Ievcs Cattle markpt more active, oil; r r,g bcinst light: prices a shade higher, quality considered; very btst. 7 00 S7 25: lirbt quality, fr &(7t6 75: medium. SI 25r6 00: ordinary, f.t 00v4 00; most sales from 50 00(47 00. Receipts, 8 4 head. hwine ra:r supply: moderate demand: Quo tations at SS 5C&0 75. Receipts. 5,182 head. 8heep Receipts, iheep and lambs. l.i'JO head: quotations: skecp. 513f7; lambs, 53 OC'djS 50 each. 2'kiladelrliis Cattle Market. riilLAPELPiiiA, Marcli 27. Beef Cattle Market fair: tales of 2.400 head of prime at 7 50CI.7 75Rood. 7ct7 75; medium, 56 c0;y 6 S7U; common. 5 2"t!6 75. 8ncep lair: pales of 8,000 prime at S7 25 Q 50: good. t;iy-fö,1 00; medium. Si 75tG 50: common, $.'&5 62; lamt. 55 5j7 50. Hors Active: sales of .t.twu head of pnme at $10yl0 2-3; common, 5 f.00. Kansas City Live Stock Market. Kansas Citv, March 27. The Commercial Indi cator reports: cattle ltecclprs 50 head: shipments norte: market lower and weak; native, steers of LOCO to ,210 lbs. sold at $5 2.Vf. 15: cows. 7." it so. Hoes Receipts 2.;kJ0 head: shi raurkct lower tt 55 65!? 0 25. fchcep No oherlcKs; market nomlnailT un changed. AbsoIuteIy,Pure. This powder rever varies. A marvel of purity strength and whoesomenee. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and can not be sold iu competition with the multitude of low test, short weicht, alum or phosDhate powders. Sold ouly iu cans. Royal Bakino Powder Co., 106 Wall street. New Ynr. Old Dr. ntcher's remedy for Children's Complaints. "EcjxciaXy cdaplcd to children.' Dr. Alex. Robertson, 1057 2d At., X. Y. "Kcatant, HarmUfi and W'oruierfuUy EJf.cacioK.' Dr. A. J. Green, lloyerton, Ind. ' I prescribe it at superior to any known remedy.'" Dr. IL A. Archer, 62 Tortlaad Av., Erootlyn. faaiorla ! not narcotic. Mothers, Nurses and Doctor agree that for Sour-Stomach. Flatulency, Diarrhoea, and Constipation, nothing is so prompt as old Dr. Pitcher's Cavstoria Ry " assimilating the food. Castoria gives nral sleep robust health and naf EMTM1RHIMI61EMT The Great Healing Remedy. An Infallible cure for Rheumatism, Sciatica, Neuralrria, Wounds Hums, Sprains, "htiCT joints, Spavin, and Lameness from an j cause. - P.T.Banmm,the rreat Showman, says "Among my rast troupe of Equestrians, Teamsters, Horses, Camels, and Elephants, some sro always strained, braised, or wounded. My Sur geens and Yeterinarics all Bay, that for casual ities to men and animals, nothisc is so efficacious as Centaur Liniment 433 Fifth Av., New Tork, May 9th, 1ST5. (2 r7 f7 f"7 A, year and expeniea to afrec ta. O Ol I I fit tree. Add' r. O. Ylckery, AugW U, Me.

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