Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1882 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. 1882.

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PIIESEXTIMKXTS. IiveaOgat'fm of Ihe tun of Those Dark tortbodloya Vk ii.ch Malt Powerful Men Weak.

Aw GoMe Iiule Much apprehension has been occajdoced 'brougbout America from lha announcement tade by Professor Pnctcr that the return lu nineten years of the great comet of last summer will ituw tbe destruction of the earth. But while leople are becauiir.g so strangely exercised over his announceneat aa event f far more serious caportance. which U taking place to-Iay. seems lO be almost waolly overlooked. The nature of tiumostTlUldutjectciabe best explained by relaiiug the following experiences: Pivhcp K. O. Haven, known to the entire land, wss unaccountably awakened one nigtst out of a souid tlcep. und lay awake until rnorLlog. His mind teemed unusually active, and he nt only reviewed his past life, which had been aa eventful one, outlaid extei.slre plaus for the future, lie did not feel especially 111, but cou 11 not account for the unusual activity of hia brain, nor for tbe iCstlesLe--s which seemed to possess him. In the morning ha had but litjie app3tite. but was apparently wj11 In other respects. In a few days, however, he bejaa tJ feel restless and morbid, although ha tried earues.ly to overcome the feelii which had taken possession of hüa, But try as he would, the shadow of some evil 6eemed to follow him. and ho was conscious of gradual hinting and watiiog away of all his phys ical faculties, lie had been an earnest and dil gent worker, aud In his zeal frequently overtaxed his strength, and being absorbed in his dull failed t j obterve tbe coramou symptoms with which he was afflicted, thus permitting the work of destruction to go ou unheeded. But the end li'ii:v etwa lu a most peremptory manner. Shortly o.fure his dee Id he wruta a letter tne lat .li: Uo ever lnd:t-.-d in which he sneaks as loltvwi: Abvinf that death is near Uro tlit feien minds uill'jrenuy, but probably all wno are in a f lircjndiilou of ruo steal and mental wren inii.'.'i'ly shrink from it with an inderlnabl drCK'l a.Lnl liorror. A dying in til Is no more able of himself to foresee his own destiny or the ds tiny of thof-e he leaves than he .vas büf jre he be can to die." Tne reeeut sad and sudden death of lion. Clark sou N. rotter is one of tne most senoua warning evL'r ci veil la the lors list of innumerable cases o fatal neglect. Itis not sulhdeat to fay that many other tjiiuiHiit men. including Everett, Sumner, tDs.M.', U(H3, nibim Aud Cariienter. were twee away by the name iaial trouble. The question is, wrr-: thesomen jükieutly careful of thsirhealih, and could they have been saved? The Alban? Arnues, in gpcaaiag cf Mr. Potter's suddeu lllueo and death, says: "One of the physician! who attended Mr. Potter here was interviewed lat evening. He Stated that Mr. i'otrer n inability to Converts had lor some time served to bulllc the phyaiuiana in their eUorU to determine t:ie root ox his illness, it seems, however, that Mr. Potter, some two years ao, sutrered a 8l:gnt attack oi kidney disease. Luwis dependence upon a robust constitution and naturally periect health, aid neglect of proper eioimng. aoii3.ic!;3 mjwcu tue sceus vi n uies that uet-ded but some such personal neglect as that of Tnesday morning to develop. From the symptoms at hrst shown it was thought that bi ouly trouble was nervous prostration; but his Ions continuance in a semi unconscious stale lea to tue iK-licf mat his illness was seated In a chronic dirccnlty more myeterloua ana danperous." I'd to tho latter Dart ot last year Mr. Edward Rook. & member of the New York. Stock Exchange was doing business ia Wad street, New York. He . naa every imng to encourage nici aua riske Iii napDT, out was tne victim oi unaccountable un easixie. His experience, as described by one who knew, wasas follows: "At unexpected Uiucj, fctid on occasions when he had the greatest reason to feci joyou", he was irritable and haunted witn straae fillings of discouteut. He endeavored to checit these foelit:?s and appear pleasant, but it rejiu.-ea greii eurt to aa so; after which he woujd relapse Into his former morb. mood This Iitiii:g continued for a number of months, when he became conscious of an added sjiatioa (f lasuiuas. IIa wan tired evtn when rea'.lug, and aitnougn eir.?rienci'g no acute pain, had dull trains scnyaaons la his li Jibs . and various parts oi nis cody. tnoriiy aiierwara his head twsaa to ar-Ue most fre.iuently and his stjniach failed to aigcsi properly, llng told that he was sulleritiK irotn mnr:a. cc cjiisuiteuan eminent pbybielan, who informed him that his kidneys were sllfthtly auecieii, anu gae mm meuiciue to restore tntm But ne grew worse lustead of betwr. He then consul ted other eminent doctors of another school and was inlortned tnat he had a biain diiliculty Bociewnat in tne nature oi a tumor, but lu sii of ail efforts to the contrary he c intiuued to grow orsa. At uiis time nis couuiuou was terrible. w hat were at Hrst ültnple symptoms had developed to terrible m .tin. lies. He was iiusbed and fvr -Ii, constantly uneasy and yet always weary. lie nad an lai iiue appetite one day and very iirtle the next. Iiis pulse was irregular, his breattin; lalo:e'i ana every morae'ii of exislet ev wm a bur.loa. These duastrous symptoms coitimuea, nu iace ana no .iy became ancolorcd. nis ns.rt was irrcalar in its acUoa. aud his Dream came l.i snort, convulsive gasps. Ha grew consia-niy worse, notwitnsundiu tlie utm-'tt pre(u:ioiis of his friemJs, aud flnaily died in the greats; aony. Alter his death au examination as to in actual cuse was male, wheu his brain was found to be iu a perfect condition, and the rea&o ! of hü decvase was of aa entirely different ii iure. The txpotlencc wnich have been cited above all had a iMiamon cause aad we: e each the result of one dinse. That disease, which so deceitfully jciriiit-i, removei me people anove-mentioned. was a. int ui-nease of the kidneys. In the eae of Mr. 1UA the examinatloa after death, while aowtr: tae braia to be ia perfect c.iuditioa, reveljd ine teniole f.ict that ne was tha victim of a mioiik kiuiiey troiiDie. wnicn na.i gone a uucn. v :e l uaai it resulted in acute Btiant'sdiso.Ihe I. adiug physicians aud scieutlsu of tho world are fst learning that more than one-half th uckus wnicn octiur are caused by this monstrous course. It is one of the most deceitful malaaies ever known to the human race. 1; manifests it neu i.y symptoms so sticht ani common as to aeem in, worthy oi atteniicn; and yet these very iasurdÜL-ant symptoms are tho firat stages of the vof;d c-mplaint known in the history oi tne lorld. Tliousduds of peonie Lave died from lr. ubles that are called hem disease, apoplexy, I: euinonio. braia fever and similar diseases, it neu it wad, in fact, Kruht's disease of the kidleys. The ravages of this dLeasc have been trt ally Increased from the fact that until recent evrs no way has len fouud to prevent its betinuing nor check its increase when it had oeKme once fixed upon the system. Within the past two years, however, we have learned of more taan f.jur hundred prouounced cases of llright's dUease. many of them much worse than ihose above described, and most of whom had beeu given up by prominent physicians, who have beeu completely cared. Tne means used to accomplish thi-j end has been Warner's fcale Kidnev and Liver Cure, manufactured ia Rochester, N. Y., a remedy that his won its way into the confidence of the pub ic solely upon the remarkable merits it poNscis. As a result it is more widely used and thorinhly praise .1 than any medicine which has ever been before the American public. ladeed, thsre is not a dru? stare ia the entire laud where it can not bo found. AlthoTit;b F.rlght's disease U so common in cities, it i still more prevalent ia the country. When eminent physicians in the largest cities are not able to recotjmzo hright'a disease. It is only natural that ia tha country, where there are few physicians of any kind, and those few so unacquainted with the disease as to call it by some other name, it should rage terribly and yet unknown to the ones w ho are aaCeriii? with it. Thousands of people can lojk back and recall the death of friends from what was supposed to be some common com;!.tict. when it was reallly Eright's disease, and r.o one knew it. Tho terrible pleuro pneumonia, which has bc?en sodreuded, is usually the result cX uremic or kidney poison. Lung fjvercau be traced to a similar source. Most cases '.I para'ysis arine from the sa-ne difficulty, as wed as innumerable fevers, lung, throat, bead and bo-.Te! troubles A va t number of ladies have uiT-Ttdand died from complaints common to taeir m.'x called, perhaps, general debility, when. could t;.e real cause have been known, it would have been found to be I'.rihl's disease, raasmerading under another name. Ia marked contrast V the 5ad cases which have beea above described are tho experiences of many prominent eop!e who were as low as any of the persons menboned, but who were remarkably restored to Jorratr health and vlor by this same remedy. Imon tMs number aie the followlntr protnineut names: Colonel John C. Whitner, Atlanta, tia.; ft. V. Larrabee. Boston, Ma ; General C A. Meckmcn, i'lHilipsbunr. X. J.; Rev. Ii. D. Buck. D. 1)., Oncva. N. V.; Dr. F. A. MacManus. Baltimore, Md.: kdwin Fay, Davenport, Iowa; Itev. A. C I Kendrlck,- LI. !.. K-x he-ter. X. Y. ; J. S. Mat.ne.vs, Tortiaud, Mich.; C. W. Eastwood, New York: Ir. A. A. Kairmy, Albia, Iowa: Chancellor 0. X. .ims. D. D , Syracuse. X. Y.; Dr. S. P. Jona, M trienette. Wis ; T. S. In;raham. rjjyelanl, O.: Henry T. Champney. Bton. Mass.: Lider James s. Prscolt, North Union. O., who is prominent member of the Shaker community, and many others. To all candid minds tha force of the above facts must come with special power. They show the importance of promptness and attention to the first symptoms of disordered health before disease becomes fixed and hope departs. They show how this can successfully be dune, and that the landers which await neglect caa only with dimulty be removed. It Takes Away m Stan's Conceit. Chicago Evening Journal. Ieuster, a Wuconsin Congressman, has a rue idea of the Conjrressman's power and position. In an after-dinner speech, he

said, recently: "My experience in that body ha taught mc the tame thing it did a certain Jude, who said to me once. 'Deuster, n jnan thinks himself awful bipat home, but j .i.' t let him Ct here once and take his seat iu Conre. and inside of four weeks you can buy him for a song.' That was my experience, too." And that ia the experience of pretty much every jouhs man who goes to Washington. THK 8 TATE.

To-day the Times enters upon the fortyseventh year of its existence and the thirtyfourth year under ils present name. Delphi Times, April 7. The North Vernon Sun printing establishment lias been sold to Mr. Liu C. Jones, formerly editor of the Madison Herald, who will take charge of the office immediately. The way the llepublicana account for their disastrous defeat in this State last Monday Ls. "that it was o early in the f-pring. that Dorsey hadn't his soap made." Covington People's Friend. i A party of twelve German emigrant directly from Germany, passed through the city this morning, being en route to North Juiison. at which place they will permanently locate. The number of German emigrants that have recently come to Indiana is estimated at a very large figure, and still they continue to come. No lew than ten wjuatis have passed through this city within the last few weeks. Logausport Pharos. From every place where the Democrats have gained the day, comes the heart-rending cry from the Republicans, "It was apathy." The disease has been general, seemiug to have been of ati epidemic nature even in the great Republican State of Ohio. It is well that some new tangled disease has struck them, and if they can't find any other ra'iie for it, let ihem call it "apathy." Fort Wayne Journal. Sixty-seven Italians brought to South Whitley the other day by the L., M. and I. Construction Company to work on the nickel plated road, struck yesterday. They claimed that the agreement made was to pay them $1.7.) per day, but on arrival the Construction Company refused to pay but $1.30 and that in addition they were compelled to sleep out of doors, though a couple of cars Lave ii nee been on verted into lodging quartern The whole cang went to Chicago last nifrht by the PitUburg. embarking at Columb a City. Port Vayne Sentinel April 5. Odr.C'oiibtitalioQ noTV authorizes enly biennial sessions of the Legislature. Unless we can pet better nes than we have had of late years it would be well to greatly extend the time, if not 'indefinitely postpone." The last Legislature was more disastrous to the property interests of the State than a dozaii cyclones of the greatest magnitude or two or three such overflows as that which lately took place In the Mississippi. Our notion of a country of perfect bliss is one which Legislatures cither do not meet at all or only once in a thousand years. Shelbvville Volunteer. It may be interesting to our reader, a3 it certainly was to th? writer, to learn that the -veiu'.-ible Mr. Jßmes Howe, so well known i every one in Lafayette, was at one time in hit ea.ly career intimately associated with Unräte Greeley, who is often spoken t a- i..e father of American newspapers. Mr. Howe's claim to this title, however, is much better than was Greeley V, for Horace was a f vne-setter in the ollice of the Sr.irit of the Tinu?, afterwards Wilkes Sprit of the Time?, and now the Spirit of the Tinus. when Mr. Howe, with a Mr. William T. Porter, under the firm name of Howe & J'orUT, were the founders aad proprietors. A warm friendship f nrans un between (Jreeley and Mr. Howe, which lasted throughout the lifetime of America's great journalist. They newr ceased to correspond, and when Greeley was here in September, 1S71 and delivered his address at the Fair Grounds, it was through his regard for his life-long friend that he was induced to come. Fhe friendship of Horace Greeley was one that anv inan.be he nenmntnr . v ". . . . : sing, mtni wen oe proud of; lor, although notoriously careless in manv resnects and often deceived, yet withal he was a keen judge of mankind, and took none to his neart of hearts who was unworthy its love. Lafayette Courier. Sunt. Abbott, of the Water Wiu-kj n,l jir. M. Asire have invented a machine, the vaiue ot winch can bj fully appreciated by , .... . . : . engineers and machinists. It is a lathe for turning the wrist pins of engines or large power pumps, ana bearings of shaftings, etc. I he machine consists of a hollow cvlinder. made to fit the shaftings or collars of the wrist pin?. One end of the cylinder is solid and arranged to center precisely with the end oi tne pin, aud is held to its place bv Camps. A slat or flat bar is run throntrh the athe, and upon this the tool is lowered to the pin. The tool, as would first seem, does not remain stationary while the machine is n operation, but is carried with the whole machine in its revolution around the wrist pin. 1 lie machine can bo operated bv a )iuJy or crank. It is a cheap and desirable machine, easily adjusted to anv wrist i.in. and does the work as perfectly as any engine lame. 1 ne machine was successfully ooerateu a: the Water W ork? yesterday and tooay. ah tne engineers and machinists who have inspected it ao far are unanimous ii pronouncing it a vt ry valuable invention. and one that will supply a need long felt by engineers and machinists. The inventors ntend to make application for a patent. South Bend Tribune. Mr. Ed Trickett. the celebrated oarsman Kinzjton, Canada, says: "I have found St, Jacob? Uu a sure and certain cure for rheu matism, etc." New York Clipper. Pure Cod Liver Oil made from selected livers, on the seashore, by Caswell, Hazard t Co., New York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have de cided ltsiiL-erior to anv of the other oils in market. Moving springs of action are deenlv interlused witn puncipies subject to certain laws. The nervous man finds his life blasted, but lie can re restored to vigorous health bv Dr. liuon s Lelery and Chamomile, rills. They are simple, harmless and etheacious. Crier's Little Liver Pills are free from all crude and irritatine matter. Concentrated medicine only; very small: very easy to take; nopain; no griping; no purging For an irritated throat, cough or cold, iironchial Troches" are oflered 'Droivn's with the fullest confidence in their eflieacy. have justly acquired.Parties intending to visit Kuropj the comg fea-on will be interested in the an nouncement in another column of Dr. E. ourjee's Fifth Tour. . Cons cause more nurTering than neural gia. Oerman Corn Kemover easily cures them. 2"c. Druggists. CoDnauipUun Cured. An cid physician, retired from acti re practice, s ving had placed in his hands bv an Eat India Missionary the lurmula, of a aiuiple veetablei reni'-'iy lr tlie pceJy and permanent cure of VinMinjtlon, HronchHis, Catarrh, Asthma, and 11 iiirortt and Lüne anoctioni. alMja positive and radical cure for Keneral DebtUtv and all nervous complaints, after having thoroughly tested im wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering enows. ine recine with lull particulars, direc tions for preparation and uae. and all necesarv advice and instructions for successful treatment at your own home, will be received by you by retarn man. iree t charge by addressing with amp or stamped self-addressed envelope to Dr. M. K. Bell. 1C1 North Calvert street, Baltimore, Md. Burnett's Coeoalna Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth of the hair. It 'has been used In thousands of ease where the hair was coming out, and has never failed to arrest its decay. Use Burnett s flavoring extracts the best.

FH1KCIUAKD C0MERCÜL

MONEY AND STOCKS. The local money marxet presents no new fea tare. There Is an abundance ot loanable funds, and tbe supply is gradually increasing tinder moderate demand for accommodations and fair deposits. Exchange is scarce and in active demand, banks paying a premium of 60 cents per 11,003. Hew York Tlxtaacial Harkst, A vw Tomx. April 10. Money 1J5 per ceat per annum, closing at S per cent. , Prime Mercantile rape r 536 per eenL Government Honda Irregular. Railroad Bonds Moderately active and gener ally lower. State Securttiea Inaetlre. Share speculation opened weak, and prices showed a decline from Saturday's cl uing quota tlons of M&iyi per cent. Omaha common, ho ever, opeued 1 per cent, higher at 37. In early dealin es tha market sold up KW" per cent, ful lowed by a decline of 42'-. per cent. About noon there wsa an advance of U41kc pet cent. Heading. Wabash common ana preferred being Drominent therein: but la late declines the mar ket became weak and recorded a decline ran Ring from Vm to 'S1, a per cent., the latter for New Jeisey Central, which sold down to TT'. Tbe market then advanced to the clwe, recovering from yt(4 Tn percent.. Denxerand kio uranae, nabasn common and preferred. Western Union. New Jersey Central. Lake Shore. Beading. North western common aud preferred and Louisville beiuz tbe mot conspicuous in tbe upward move ment. Tne market closed strong, but in the main tV per cent, below Saturday's closing prices. Late shore, however, waa Zi per cent, hizher. TransacUcai aggregated $50,000 shares. 5,000 ot which were Ceutral I'acllie.&y.OOtf Lackawanna. 60,000 Denver and Klo Grande, 45,000 Erie, 16 000 Kansas and Texas. 87.000 Lake Shore, K. 000 LouisTiUo and Nashville. 27 000. Missouri Taci fio, 22.000 Northwestern, 37,000 New Jersey Central ? 000 New York Central. 40.000 Northern Pacific, 2.500 Ohio, 37.000 Reading. 26.000 fct. Faul, lS.ono 8t. rani and Omaha. 13.200 Texas Pad tie, 13.000 Union Pacific. 33.00U Wabaah I'aciflc, and 60.000 Western Union. Mining stocks SUte Lines Nos. Zand 4 were very active and irregular, opening at 50, advanciugto6J, declining to 66, aud closing at 39. Rob inson was dull and strong at 3löiä0, and Chrysolite weak at 5CM'il3, closing at bS. South I'a cifie w as active aud strong at 110(3120. Sales at both Kxchangea. 2U5,U5 shares. eOTIBSHIST ecccEmxs. iterllng, CO days....486 H 5 per cent. ex. drv.i02X torUnir. s ent.... U. 8. -JSJ I'a, '81. extended 101. New TJ. 8. 4's -11934 Sots The purchaalng price for Government Xnds In Indianapolis varie from the New York luoutious por cent. Boitns. PadfloS'a 131 i Tennessee, new Cent, l'aclflc firsts 115 Union Pa. firsta..116 :lelcd'i Lehigh A Wilks 10.' Ü. P. sinking fund J17i 64 I Virginia 84 1 Virginia consols 65 Loaiüiana consols. idlsFeurl !L Joe, s ik. preienea.. n M.P.A3. C. firsts 110 !Tox.P.landcrantA. ii , enub6oe o a OIHIRAL BTOCX8. T. P., RloQ. QlT 81 g Northera Pacific. as'-i idami Exorcsa...MMJiO Do. preferred....-, n aJton & Terr? U. 25 Northwestern 1?7 k. & T. IL rM-.... 6.5 Northwesm, pfd.137 Imericaa Exprem.- V3 iNew York CentraL-lfci BurL. Codar It. AN- 81 Ohio Central,, J6'4 Canada 8onthern. 43 Ohio A MisskfippL. 87i 0., C. & I. C . 12'4lO. A Ulm. pfd..105 lentral Pacific.! - mye Ontario A Weet'n 25S Jhefapeake & Ohio. VlHjPaciflclIalL r'-Oi Do, first preferred. 2 J I Panama.-. .. 14 do. second t2yi Peoria. D. A K Chicago A Alton 12i I Pitt-burg 0. A A. d ref erred I.h) Reading Chlc,. BurL A Q 130lRock Island.... ChL, SL L. A N. O 5 ist. L. A San Fran. 3S f2 Cln., Ban. A. Cleve- :0 Do. preferred 0.. Cm C A I.. '.3V; Do. first pfd. 90 Delaware A Had. 104?4,8t Paul WÄ Del. A Lac 12Jl4 St. Paul preferred...! 174 uenver A a. urancu 62; Vrlei....,.,...i..m...i,i . 3 trie preferred T2jx, fort Wayne. .......1 35 aannlbal A SU Joe. 0 Do. preferred 87 iarfem 200 Houston A Texas. 71 Qllnoia Central.. 134 si. .raui at Mail a 1 iy St. Paul AOmaha. W 8t.PAO.pfd.. 100 Texas Pacific 40 Union Pacific 112 D.S. Express 75 W., St. L. & Pacific- 31 i Do. preferred - 5H Wells A Fargo Ex L !ndianapolis.B.AW. 40 W. U. Telegraph K3 a.ausast lexas.... si8 East lcnnesseo Lake Erie A West 3t) IDo. preferred... llJ4 20 Lake Shore - 10 Js Carbon Louisville A Nash . 76?4 Central Arizona. Lou., rn. a. i;ai eu . ; Excelsior HaiL A Cln. 1st pfd 13 Homes take Do. second pfd 5 Little Pittsburg. Merap. A Charlest'n 5l? Ontario ... Michigan CentraL MV Quicksilver-... Miwourl Picilic 93H,lH. preferred-. Mobile A Ohio 2ö I silver CUff.., Morris A .scx.....J21,3Undard....,... Nashville A Chat. 60 Sutro S. ..Central 79. Robü.eon Norfolk k W. pfd tl South Pacific J i S5 11X 1 , 18,' , s4 1M COMMERCIAL. There w as only a moderate trade in the local mercantile markets yesterday, consequent upon the sudden change la the weather. Dry goods. however, are ia good request and firm.1 Groceries steady and moving off well. Fancy groceries and foreign fruits are firm and unchanged. There ia less activity ia butter and eggs.and the latter have decliued. IOIANAPOLI3 WHOLESALE MARKETS. Flour, Grain said Hay. Flour New proccM. 7 0d,7 40: fancy, f 75a 7 OJ: choice 16 256 60: family. 86 0O(tS 25; treble xtra. Co 7d; double extra, (4 7&Q5 oo: extra. 4 2tX4 50: supernne, a 7öji4 ou; line, aj bQi DO; foundry, S3 uo.otf 25. Buckwheat Flour $7 Co per bbl. Wheat Markets generally are easier to-day. The local market is dull and easy. Chicago opened at SI 2(?. May; highest fl z7V.; lowest II 24": closed l 2Ö-; Later Chicago: May cloned at 11 2i?-jJ. We quote: No. 2 Mediterranean, li aocs i s.'; ro. 2 reu, i 21 suva: April, 11 is: yy. : rejected. . Corn Is firm and in request; receipts small. New ork ls c lower. Chicago closed strong at l,c advance. May opened at 744c; highest 74 Vic, lowest 73Se, closed 740. Later Chicago: May clowfd at 74e. We qnote: No. 2 white. 77c; No. 8 wui 1, 10c; nixn raiieo. 74c; mixea, 74c; mixed April. 74c: mixed May, 74c; rejected, 73c; sound ear. mixed, 74 $76c; sound ear, white, 7sd30c. Oats Market Firm. We quote: No, 2 white, 52c bid : No. 2 mixed, 50(52c. Rve No. 2. 8ö(!ac Hay Timothy, f 16 00(317 00 per ton for small bale, ten ton cars; prairie 3 759 25 per ton. Mill Feed Ship tu fl held at til 50; bran S20 00Q 21 to per ton. The Provision Market. Below are the present jobbing prices: Smoked Meats 8. C. Ham: Ten and-12 pounds ST., 13c: 15 pounds av., I2c; 173 pounds, av., l2Sc; 28 pounds and up, 12Vc Breakfast Bacon lVic; shoulders, !c; California hams, 10c; spiced rolls, 11c; bacon clear aide, 12c; do. backs, 11& Pickled Meats Ham pork, per bbL, 200 lbs., lis 00; extra mess pork, per bbL, 200 lbs., 118 00. Lard Kettle rendered leaf, in tierces, 12c; do. half barrels, 13c. Bausagee Bologna, In cloth, 7c; in gut, 8c The Produce market. Eggs Nominal at 12c: selling from groceries at 14c. Butter Receipts increasing. Creamery Fancy. 45dJ4Sc; choice, l&cit 40a Dairy Selected, 3stOa; choice, 3ülöc Country Heceipts increasing. Choice roll, 20325c; common, 1520c; low grade, 8JS10C. Poultry Heavy and trade dull, liens, 7c! per lb.; cocks. 4c; turkeys, 10c; toms, 8c; geese, 450: ducks, 00. Cheese Jobbing Prices w cetera Reserve Ohio. ISf Michigan. Ilrtl2i.c: Crystal ttDrlxur. 13!c: Solon braud. 13u FiAthers-Prlme geeso, 4Cc; mixoa, 22377c; 3ld feathers. 15(420c. Hides Oreen hides. 7c: irreen caJf. lOo: rreen ssJ ted hides, V4&&y4c; green salted calf, 11c; dry Hint hides, 1; dry saitea hides, joc: aamsgea. one-third off the above prices. Tallow Xo. 1, 40 ; No. 2. tc Vegetablaa and rrnlta. Honey Xew. isa:0 in 1 and 2 lb. caps in case of 25 ?bs: strained, SQlOc. Oulona Yellow Dan vers. 13 00j3 25 per bbl Potatoe Choice, S3 75(4 00 per bbl.: York State, fl 35; Burbanks, fl 40; hootch Champion. 1 10: new iotatoes, 17 10 per bbl. I'eaj) Urt-en per otate. Si 75r2 00. ADPlee S4 50i5 00 per bbL aa to quality. Dried prles Evaporated, 1o16c; common dried. "99c Tan Dernes 812 uu(u uu per oarrei. Beans Choice navy. 14 00: medium. S3 75: marrowfat, S 60. Homlny-Per bbl., 1 tijl so; pearl tueai, 4 Öls Of) ; grits, 85 (XW 25. Mew cabbage iu 00(33 50 per crate. Ttte OroeeiT EXsurket. 8u2ars-Cut loaf, 10'llc; powdered, 10 IObC; granulated, 10flüc; ataadard A, V4(9 7c; off A. H'Äc: white extra C,(99Sc; fine yeUow Sflc; good yellow, sfliKi; fair yellow, 8J4'c; common gradea,8H(Äöic; New Orleans, 8AS)4c: refined, SH9J4CoireesCommon, lOAllc; Ordinary. 11312c; fair. 1212 So: good, lsiso: prime, lS(ai4o Wctly prime, liWtj; choice, i6Hi6o: old Government Java, 'JQGi4o; Aibucxle'i roasted, 15ai5ic; Levering's, 15c jäoiadeos ana Byrupe ew vrieans moiasaea,

new crop. 6(378c ; syrup 5055o pe'iI. for com

xnoTt to choice. Rice Caro Una and Louisiana, T. so. 8pices Pepper, 1&319C: slsploe. lM20c: cloves. 4&950c; ginger, 20'Ai-c: cintiamon In mats, 25a oc: nutmegs, &DCA9i U; mace, II 0091 10. for 60 to 100 pockets. Salt Lake sells in car lota at SI 05; dray lots at fl 10; small lots luntoore from store; dairy, is unea jjeei i3H(ai4c Btsxch Refined pearl, 42Mo per lb; Eureka, 6c: champion gloss luxao. 7∾ improved corn. jforehjn fruits London layer rslxlna, S3 2!t S 35; new layer, 12 90as 00 per box: Valencia. 11 ix: Bnitana. itiw. loose uuaoetei ranana, aj UWW 10; California London layer. S3 00 per box Lemons, Messina, five tier, fancy S4 5035 00. Orange Messina. !" 25(5 50; Imperial. S7 70(4 7 25 ; Florida. S6 öOCi 75 per box. Prüfte Prime Turkish. Tc$?c: Uohennan, 637c; French, 124 inc: CTirranis. v4:. cannea troods We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lbs, tl 00 I iu: sid. vi höoi u; fftjxe, a Iba. standard II S501 90; S Urn. ti 7Vc3 CO; aeconda, t lb, 12 7( 2 75: 2 lbs, SI 6.4 1 75; Pie Peaches, S lr. fl 65 1 75; 6 lbs.. U 25; Blackberries, II 4031 50; 4uwberrtoa,l 40 '41 4Ö; Easpberrtea. SI 60cl 65; "hemes, red, II Co. wmte, 82 25: String heana. II 10, a 120; ureen Pees Marrowfat S16dftl75; Eaxly Jmift.ll T.val bS: California, r:00: Yarmouth Sorn. SI 6V9I 60; Mountain Sugar Corn, f 1 55 160; Excellent Com, SI 60 1 5; Polk. 2 Iba, SI 85 41 40; Polk. 3 Its. fl 7.N91 so; oolden Kure, 11 f&ai 60: Revere, tl Vl 60; Apples, nandard, S lb., 9 c: gallon, fl 15(93 25: lib. Mackerei.l 33.41 35: Pineapples. SI tv2 25; 8al mon. 1 lb. SI 70rai 75: 2 Iba, SS 25; Lobster. 1 lb. fl 75; 2 lba.fi 75; Tumbler Jellies, SStf'JOc: Cove Oysters, 1 lb. light weight. S0&G5c: 1 lb. full weight. 11 00(9105: 21bs. lightweight. SI 10: 2 lbr. full weight. 11 801 65 : Sardines. French. Js. SI 7031 per aos. : American 'AB, gl 00 per dos. Dry Ooeds. Brown Cottons Appieton A. sc: Atlantic A, 8Vc; do II, .7c: Crescent Oity A. fc; do B. 8c; do C, 7c; Uraniteville EJE, 7H; do LL, 6c; Augusta, 7ic; Clark's A, 6 Sc: AgawamF, 6V; Granite B. 6c; Continental C. 8ic; Nashua K. 8c; Pepperell K, bhic: do R, TJic; do O, 7ic: do N, 6'ic; Lawrence LL,7c; Mass. BU, 7c; Utica C, 5y,c; Pepperell y-t. : no 10-4. it u uca. y-. sue ; ao 10-, a Bieacnea cottons anoe, 4?c; i:nestnnt 11111, Blackston AA.9c: Barker, SVc; KarwelL 9,c; Hill 4-4. iuc: r ruit 01 the Lrom. 10c: l.mwtxxi, iyifi Masonville, 10c; Lonsdale, lCc: Wamsutta, ldc; Whltinsvllle S3-ln..Kc; New York Mills, 13c; J. C. Knight's CamDrie, 10; Lonsdale Cambric, 13c; Dwicht Cambric, 12c. Prints Dundee, 4ic; Harmony, Fc; Bprague, 6c; Glouoesier, 6c; Allen's, 6c; ifarailton, 6Vc; Härtel. 6c; Knickerbocker, 6c; Dunnell, 6 He; American, 6c; Oriental, 6c: Steel River, 6c; Cochem. 6Vic: Pacific 61: Merrimark.fiVif!? Man. chester.6ic;iiddy9tone rancy,6c;do Chocolates 6 Sc; SimpHOU's Black and White, 6c;Slmpion's flam a icfcs. esc: Aimon soiia colors, ec; ueriiu ao.fcc: Mallory Plnk.6V4c: Merrimack Shirtinr,6c: Washington Oil Red Fancy, 9c: do Plain Oil Keda, 9c; do Plain Nile Green and Imperial Blue, lie; MerrimAck Printed-pique, 6c i-aclfic Mllla Drem Fabrics Three-fourth Poplin Lustre, lOc: do Alpaca Lmstre, 16c; do bteel Lustre. 16Vc; do Cashmere, llc; do Ex. Heavy Cashmere.' 161c: do Indian Cashmere, 18c; Go Bciee. 12ic; do Cashmere Beige, 13c; do Australien Crepe. "iOc; do Kancle, 15c; do Brocatel, 16 Sc: do Houdan. isc: 6-4 crepe, aic; ao Bordüre, 16kc: do Ruban. lCSc: do CA Cashmere, 2lc: do AC Cashmere, 80c, do GI Poplin, 16c; do X Alpaca, I80. UiBsaaras Manchester, 9c: Earlston, 7.c; Lancfi.stfcr, 9c; Bates, lc; Pluniett, 9c; White, 9e; Minton Dress Htyles. lOSc; Canton. 12ic; Madraa. 12 Sc: Paisley. 12 Sc: Renfrew 12 Sc. Cheviot Whltten ton tx. Stout, 10Sc; do B. 9c; iTerett, 10c; Endurance Ex. Ilea vy, 11 : do xxx, . ... . 1 y M a 1 .1.1. ee;u:enoiden.llc: AmoslCag. llic; uo rxaius, 12Se: Kdinburg. lie. Otnaburgs Alabaxsa,8;c: Angusta.SS: Lonb-i sua. 8 Sc: Oreenbriar. ic: Newton Falls. 9 Sc; Ottawa, 7Sc: Swepson,9c: Mississippi, 8Sc; For est Mim. sc: summerviue. use. Tickings Araaapha, 10c; Lewiston 80-ln.. 15Sc; do 82-in.. 16Sc; 00 86-in. 18Sc; do Plaids, 17c; Conestogo BF, 18c: ao Extra 82-ln., 15; do CCA, 14c: do X. lie: lork 82-in., 16c; do 30-in., UKc; Hamilton, 13.Sc; do Fancy. 12c; Amoskeag A CA, lac. Dcmlas Haymaker, 10; Nelson AA,l2c; do XX.loidolxL.llsc: do OK, 16c: York,lfic; Beaver Creek CC. 13: do BB. 14c: do AA. 15c: Jeffrey D. A T.t 16c cotton i lanuels Nashua Brown, H, c: T, 9c; B. 10c; A, lOSc; AAA, llc: X, 12ic; XL, 13Sc:XJC,14Sc;XXX.l8c; XiXJC, 21c; Nashua Bleached, T. lec; B, lie: A. HSc: AAA. 12Sc; X. 13Sc; XL, 15c; XX, lCc; XXX, 20c; XXXXViic; Tremont Brown, DL, 7Sc; D, 8c; H. 8Sc; P, 9 V; T. 10c: A.llc: Y. HSc;X, l2Sc:XX, 14c; XXX, 16c: Tremont Bleached. DL. Sc: D,9c: H, 9Sc; P 1tVj- T 11f- A ?f V 13.. Sf tie- -TT XXX. 18C Kentucky Jeans Atbotsford. llitc: lndiai' Creek. 9c; Bedford. 15; Capitol, 16c; Provident 17c; Preferred, 25c; Chelton Doeskins, 40c; Home-made, 2537Sc carpet Chain s hite. 21c: colored. 26c: cover let, 23c; No. 500 Cotton Yarn, lOc; Candle Wick, 2lc; Cotton Twine, 21c. Grain Bags American. 20c: Frankliaville. 22c: Lewis ton, Sc; Stark A. 25c Drue Market. Alcohol. S2 30a2 35: calomel 7W3S1 25: enmphor. SücdtSIc: cochlnel, 60470c; chloroform, 8.V 90c; gum opium. Si OUAS5 25; Indigo, SI 00(a3 00; morphine, f3 8.i'4t4 00. Oils Castor, fl lOQfl 15; sweet oil. 90C&J1 75; olive oil, fl 60(43 00; bernamot (Sanderson's), 82 75(i3 00; lemon (Sanderson's). S3 25 S 50. Quinine. P. & W.. tl 3uc2 35: dnchonidia,'P. & W'..8''J5c Amorican bi-carb soda,4(5c; English do., öS'Söc Snuff Garrett's 2 ox. packs, fl 15 per doz. ; 4-oz. bottles, H 60 per dos. Flove's sulphur, 4(rt6a Turpentine. 7072a English ver. red, by bbl., 2c: less quantities. 8 Sc Iodine. S3 5J33 75. Iodide potarh, f2 50. Cloves. 40f45c Rhubarb, 90c T1 25. Window glass, 60 and 5 per cent.; double 65 per cent. off. Tne Iron Market. Screw and Strap Hin see 4SO5S0. according to thte. Lead Pig. 6&5Sc: ban. c Barlron 89 8C Norway Iron Bars and shapes. e.sj?e; oairou, 899c Cut Nails Nos. 10 to 60. S3 40 rr kec : mailer si sea regular advance. Horse 8ho Burden's saOD: eerkin' to0: male shoes SI CO higher. Horse-Shoe Nails Northwestern , Globe and Putnam, finished. 15 50 for 8's: smaller sizes re3niar advance. Carriage and Tire Bolts Refined 75 per cent.: Norway M and 10 per cent. Nuts and Waanera 4as cents on mannlartnreni' lists. Iron Harrow Teeth 4c Bteel Harrow Teeth 6Sc Steels American. 15326c: extra sixes and qualities additional; round machinery, 8c; 3rlng, 8c; toe calk, 8c; hammered, lay, 10c; re, according to atxe and brand, 637c; plow steel slabs, 6.6c UlscellAneoua Blarkets. Hemlock sole. 2 14)330: oak role. scat3c: Pennsyivanla harness leather, 37(S4ec; harness leather SlrTc: bridle leather, per aos., C60&72; domestic kip. N?A90c; French Kip, JOryn 20: doraestiecalf 90c S1 20: French calf. Si 101 bh. Oils Wequote: Linseed, raw, COc; boiled. 63c; lard oll. extrs. 9Söl5c: miner's oil. 67c: lubri cating oi). H AoCc; straits oil, 489Cc: benxine. 10 Mtc: oai nil. lnmsnt leal Wwt. jorftiOHc; 150" test. lOSHKc: waterwhite, 150, 12H913Sc Tinners auppues we quote: Bsst charcAl tin. IC. WzH. 14x20 and lia.12. 17 CO per box I X, 10x14. 14.T2C and 12x12 89 00 per box: I a 14x20.rooflUTtln.Se50perbox:IC.29x28. ffIS.914: block tin, )n pigs, 28c; In bars, 29c Iron 27 B iron. 94 9J: 27 C iron, fl 00; Moorehesd gslyanlsed, 80 per cent, discount. Sheet sine 8Sf Copper boitoTns. 81c Planished copper, SVKs. SaäCer, 15A17C ire, 40 per cent, off list. UTK STOCK. Indianapolis Lin Stock Market. BtoctYibxs, April 10. Hogs Receipts. 702 headc shlpmenU,22S head. The market was fairly active and good select light packing 5310 cents higher. KIngan A Co. seemed overly anxious for hogs suitable for the trade, and would have taken fully 1,000 in addition to their purchase if they could have been had. The general offerlugs were only fair and nothing in the way of heavy shipping. The market closed with a decided healthy tone all along the line, and we predict a good strong market throughout the week. Wequoti: Heavy packing and shipping 6 00(37 25 . 6 7.r(a6 90 ............. 6 2.5 a 6 60 6 00(86 60 6 00G 25 4 00(55 25 shipments, 40 hesd. Assorted light and medium (Common to goo4 light Heavy rouge.......................... laR8 m m mm., . ' Cattlfc Eeoelpts, 160 head; The mat ket from a local point of view was excited and higher; no shipping cattle being offered aud a very limited number that was on tbe mar ket were fit for the butcher trade. All that would possibly do were taken by the city butchers. Two car loads of scalawags were shipped out, leaving the yards entirely clear, except one or two raall lots of heavy thin steers, being too poor for butch crs and held out of the reach of buyers wanting cattle for grazjug. We quote: Good to prime shipping . .. . .. f 6 2.V 6 75 Common to lair shipping.. t oO4 6 00 b 5C(4 6 25 3 75(4 5 0 4 00(4 4 75 5 00(9 4 CO 2 OtKiS S 00 2 50(14 4 50 5 75,4 6 50 25 00(60 00 Good to prime butchers' . Common to fair butchers'... Heavy le!ers . Oominon cows Bulls........... Veal calves Milch cows. Sheep Receipts, 52 head; shipments, The market firm with a good- active demand at quotations. Wequote: Oood to prime ... ...f5 5016 25 Common to fair,- .... 4 '2!xi 25 Elsewhere. Caicaeo, April 10. The Drovers" Journal re ports: liogs KCCCipip, lu.tuu nqpu; snipmeuis, head. Market dull aad advanced 10c; common

- 1 to good mixed, Jö C0(7 0ö; heavy packing and

shipping. S7 av7 40; light, 6 10: skls and culls, tl 5056 40. catue Kw-ipui. 3 400 head: shlpmenta. 1.300 head. Exports steady and unehsnaod at S7 Liverpool dispatch re porta cattle strong; best steers. 16s 7d ; best sheep strong at l(t$j22s. Balti'mokk. April 10.-I'eeveic Cattle market generally slow and prices a sna-le off. quality eon sidered; very best, J7 00,37 62: first quality, 6 50,v6 75; medium. $1 37Sr- H2S: ordinary, S3 504 00; mostsalea from S6 50 to S7 25. Receipts. 1,534 head. 8wine Market fair and supply In moderate demand.- Receipts. 6.0'. head; quotations at $8 75 (S10. isheep Receipts, ibeep and lambs 2.103 bead; quotauon: rkeep. H30 "5; lambs, fW(ji2 50. Philadelphia. April 10. Cattle Inactive; sales of 2.600 head; prime. S7 87S7 62S: good, f6 875j7 20; medium, $1" 37S(ä6 75; common, ft 75Ö5 85. Sheep Active: sales of 7,000 prima? at f7 374' common, f5 25(45 lambs, 6S; tprlcg lambs, f3(3,7; calves. foO. Hogs Active: sales of 3.400 head of good htsat SlOcJIO 25; common, SS 50S9. BrrFALo, April 10. Cattle Receipts to-dat. S30 head: consigned through, 1S5 cars. Market steady and unchanged. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 3.600; consigned through, 3 cars. Dull and firm: fair to good western sheep, $tfG 60; choice to fancy. S6 75 7 05; fair to good lambs, $6 40J6 75; extra, f7 25S; quite a Dumber left over. Hogs-Receipts, 7.C00 head ; consigned through. CO care. Oood demand and prices a shade hlaher; Yorkers, good to choice. f77 10: light, 6 65:3 6 90: good medium weights, $7 15C7 45; pls, t6($6 55. East Liberty", April 10. Cattle Receipts, 2.4"1 head. Market dull and prices a shade lower than last week. Hogs Receipts. 3.500 head. Market firm: Phila delphias, f7 25(37 40; Yorkers, fö 75,46 9;i. Sheep Receipts, 4.000 head. Market firm atlast w eek'a prices. New. 1 Ork, April 10 The Drovers' Journal Bu reau reports: . Btevef Kece-pts, 500 head, mating 13.9S0 for the week; shipments, none. Market dull: poor to prime steers sold at S10 75(13 75. Exporters used l.coo hesd. Exports for the week include 1.336 live cattle. 7.L2J uuarters of boel. 2.3sü c&raassea of mutton. cheep Receipts, 10. OC0 head, makinir so.?CO fr the week; shipment?, none. Market dull and lower, with no pronpeetof a clearance: lOcarloads clipped sheep sold at S4 75r.5 75 ier 100 pounds; nnsborn sheep raaged at 2.'(37 2-r. with one carload premium v.ethers, l GO pounds average. Mid at f7 50; yearlings, fs ,10 per lOO pouuds for best; sprinir lambs sold at f."ö7 per head owioe iteceipu, v.oju neaa, making 2a.!KX) lor the week ; shipmets, none. Market weak for live hogs at S'i 50 J 7 10 per 100 pounds. 8T. Lonis. April 10. Cattle Receints. 7C0 head shipment. 400 head. Cattle rearce aud firm ; medium to fair shipping steers. ," 7.r(6 r0: good to CÖOlce, 6 öü7; exporters, 87(37 50; native butchers steers,' 54 506; good cows and helfen, $1 5('tg f 50; gra Texai:s. jl(&5 50; stokers, fl 251 60; feeders, SI 75." 50. Sheer) luxreipts, l.ooo head; shipments, pone; market steady; sheared sheep mostly wanted at f:J 51ö5 25; wooled, $136 50. Hokh Market stroiiK anl nnther, with butchers the chief buyers, paying St 50(-t6 90 for llcht. and S6 9J(ä" 30 for heavy; pins sold at 56 lCßti ID. lleceipu. 2,300 head ; shipments. 1.500 head. GENEltAL WAKEETS. frodncc Markets. Nrw YoaS. April 10. Cotton Quiet at 12 1-16" ßlJ &-16c: futures, dull but steady; April, liosc May. 12.15c: June. 12 c: July. 12.45c: August. 12.5'.c; September, 12.22c; October, 11 5Kc; November, Jl.öac; December, 11.40c; January, 11.12c. Flour Firm and unchanged; receipts. ii.utu Dm.: exports, u.uuu pdis. vineat upeuea strong and advanced J4:'ä7c but subsequently lost tl.e improvement and declined about Sc. Closing tirm. Keceipts, 4.000 bu.; exports, iw,000 bu.; No. 2 spring. fl31S; ungraded winter red. $t 31(41 3.j; No. 4 do., fl Vidi 2J: No. 3 red. fl 3T.1 37: No. 2 red, fl 40 store. 8141 new. tl 42 1 42S old; No. 1 red. fl 4S: uutrradd white, fl to&lS1: o. 2 ao.,i 4 delivered; Nc. 1 white, sales OI500 Mi. at tl 33 new: No. 2 red. April, sales r.l 4S.0OU bu. at si 40' :nl 40v.. clou lug at f 1 40; May. sales of 5K),00U bu. at fl 40s .3 1 41M. Closing at 51 41 4; June, sales cf 552, ow bu. at fl 36il ?s closing aiia.; July, sales of 46.00J bu. at f 1 24 äl 21 Closing at si 24S: August, sales of NS.OOO bu. at ft I'.Kal 20. Closing at fl (Xirn Cash lots JiÄc higher; options opened Sc better but afterward lost the advance, closing stronger; receipts, 6,000 bu. ; export. 19,000 bu.; ungraded. 7!JMc; No. 3, fc,Tc; No. 2. W'iQS.ic new: &5l4(Mc old; No. 2, white. We: No. 2 May. 81Ö8ISC, closing p.t 81 lc; June, KiMc, closing at bl'c; July, ty Sllic. cloing at bl'-c; August, MSSlSc, clos ing at Sllic; Soptemlter. 81.Sc. O.iwL 11 settled and &e lower: receipts, 104. OfO bu. : enuorts. 50,000 bu ; mixed Western. 6(ät0c: white. 5y. 61 Sc. Hay. $ö.V70. Coffee steady and un changed. Sugar Firm and fairly Relive; fair to good refining quoted at 7 5-16a7',HC Molasses Quiet and firm. Rice in good demand and tirm. Petmleum-Quiet and firm; united, TiiSc; crude. 6S'Sc: re lined, lallow lirm; prime city, (iise. Kostn, tl kiwi 50. Turpentine. 65c. Ijirmt Western fresh dull and lower at 17c Pork Higher; new mess, 817 (.2SC17 75. Beef Quiet and firm. Cut meats Quiet and stronger: lung clear, lose: short clear. Hw'.sHjic. .LardStrong; steam, fll 50. Butter Dull aud droor lug at 15313c. Cheese Quiet and steady tt 8öl22C Chicago. April 10 Klonr Quiet and steadv: common to choice western suricg, (4 5wu .i; common to fancy Minnesu. a, $k7; patents, (6 75 cs 25: fair to choice winter wheat. St; low grades, $2 75Ö4 60. Wheat Unsettled and generally higher; No. 2 Chicago spring, fl3iash; April, si '&; 131 2t: aiay. ti2i;,i; June, ?i 2i;i't 21S: July, fl imi.1 uss: August and year. S102S: No. 8, SI 0S.1 10S. Corn Unsettled and generally higher aud aciive: C9S&t2Sc cash; 62 Se April; 74c May: 7272Sc June; 72'scJuly; 5tit5CJic year: rejected, 7lc. Oats Generally unchanged, but some sales rather higher; 4GSc cash aud April; 4sScMay; 4SC June; 44je July ; ?tSC August; SöXjC j'ear. llye basier at Mc. Barley Steady and unchanged at SI 05. Flax Seed Steady and in fair aemand; damaged. fl 3u; merchantable, f I So; hue Russian sowiug seed, f 1 04. Butter steady and in fair demand ; cream ery, oJft.iyc; dairy, lair to flue, 20ct-TC. in good demand ana tendency upward at u l:JSc Provinions Pork moderately active and higher; f 17 50rtl7 ) cash and April; f 17 G0rU 17 62SMay: fl'.60(il7 82S June; f is July. Lard Fairly active aud a shade h.gher: fll 17X(U 20 cash and April; f 11 22S&H 25 May: fll 37Sf 1140 June: Jll 5C(11 62s July; 816 62S&11 75 August. Bulk meats moderately active and high er; shoulders, 5; Clear riD siues, iu 10; clear ides, f 10 3V Whisky Steady and unchanged at 1 19. Freights Corn, to Buffalo, 2Sc CallWheat Active, firm and higher; SI 31 April; fl avJiMay; fl 25?, June: fl21July: fl 02J year. Corn lrreg tils r: 6d;-c April; 7ic May; 7l7HcJune; 72cJuly: 71'hC August. Oats Easier auu declined c Provisions 1'ork nnhettled aud generally higher; Si7 CO May; f 17 7Si7 in) tine: f iojuiv. Lard rainy active ana a snaae hiuher; fll 25 bid May: fll 37SV4U June; fl 50 bid juiy. Receipt- Klonr, 9,500 bbls.; wheat 15,000 bu.; corn. 33,000 bu.; oats. 42,000 bu.: rye. 400 bu.: barley, 14,000 bu. Shipments Flour 6 500 bbls.; wheat, 21.000 bu.; corn, 244 000 bu.; oats. 43,000 bu. ; rye. 600 -bu. : bs rley. 20,000 bu. Philadelphia. April 10. Flour In fair de mand for choice Minnesota patents and good winter wheat families; other grades null ; Ohio ex tras, I 75(5 2o; Minnesota extras, f7 2.x;i5 .hi; Minnesota extras, $7 25(37 40; Pennsylvania, extra families, S6(t7 25; Ohio, new process, f7 40: Minnesota patents, spring, f7 75&S 50; St. Louis, patent, pood, $8. Rye Flour Firmer at S4 75. Wheat Closed firmer; No. 2 red, grain aepot, $1 42: No. 2 red, April. $1 40S&1 42; May. f I S'.t'vU 40; June, fl 3514; sales for July at fl 22V1 22S- Corn In good demand and Ic higher for local lots: options fc easier with very little speculative demand; sail, mixed, track, fc)?: steamer, track. dSc- mixed, April, wasc; May. iJ.AWSc; June, bOSmilc; July, 81(.i5i;c. oats Demand active and prices have advanced; No. 2 white. 65c: do., to arrive, 6ic; No. S white, 64&65c: mixed, 63Sc. I"rv Vlsions Steady bnt lew active. Mess beef, f 14 50; India mess. f. 0. b.. K520. Mess pork, 18 50 19; prime mei-s. f 17 50(518. Smoked hams, f 12nj 23. Lard steady; kettle, SU S7S(512; steam, $11 62H0H 75. Butter-Quiet but steady for choice grades: creameries, 4045c: Eastern extra, 40((l2c: do. firsts, S7(j;:Wc; dairy. 33(430c. LVtrs Unsettled at 17s.(!isc. Petroleum Firm. Whlhky Quiet. Others unchanged. Receipts Flour, 5,000 bbls.: wheat. 9,000 bu.: corn. l3,oco bu.; oata. 9.000 bu. Shipments None. St. Louis, April 10. Flour Unchanged. Wheat OpeneJ light and declined, but closed better: No. 2 red. 1 2iJfrtl 213. closing at Indie fieures: f I 30S May: tl 20 June; $1 07 July; fl 04 1 5 August: Si orai 04 year: salattl So Hi 32 S May; fl YiWa. 2H-'JuMe: SI 0Scl 0.S July; No. 3 do., fl 2!1 23S bid; N. 4 do., f i h;4 bid. Corn Opened better, but declined and closed at inside price: 71 S72Sc cash ; 71'Ji72!ic May; 71J(S.72c June: 72S(72Sc July; 718(i72Sc August; Ö2?4'fö53c year. , Oats Lower; 51i52o casn; SKJauJic July. Rye Dull at 82c bid. Barley Quiet at 76c(Sl. Lead Firmer at f4 70. Butter and eggs, unchanged. Whisky Steady at fl 18. Provisions Pork hieher, but slow at S17 70 bid cash ; $17 65 bid April. Dry Salt Meats -Strong and held higher; shoulders. fi 90; long clear, fJ90; 8hortrib. S10; short clear, f 10 35. BaconHigher; shoulders. f7 87X: short rib, S10 87; short clear, fll 87S- Lard nominal at fll 20. Receipts-Flour, 7,100 bbls; wheat, 15,000 bu; corn. 95,000 bu; oats, 54 000 bu: rye. none: barley, none. Shipments Flour. 12,000 bbls; wheat, 15,000 bu; corn, 61,000 bu; oat. 7.0C0 bu; rye. none; barley, none. Afternoon Board Wheat A shade

1 w; gCKM to choice shipping, frt 5Pi W; common " " -7 To vha, ' n.. vJ' oS Z 'i, . ' to fair, f 5 60(46 IU; mlUd buu hers' steady : cm- Jlsfer- No Z-E?'? t-m mon to fair. 50(5 ); corn fed Texans,S5&5; öS Vi J V Z stockers and feeders, :M S-35 a). til Alj T "Jt , ' Ky-! at 91c Sheep-Receipts. 400 bead; shipments 200 t d nfiH nTo' hM p Poik Dull at fl8. head. Market strong and active and 10,15c m?"V VrÄ B!JlklBe',"i,troUK: ÄaTiTS n medium-tl Ms nJetrxbr Tbe Drovers'"Journal's Llverpof.l dispatch re- ! ?.te?y .-"t .f1. 17 : combination sales of

fl PSi July. r2Vj Jane; Cincinnati, April 10. Cotton Dull at !!?, r jcir ijuiti ana fteaav; LamiiT nnisr.ea goons. ,a bbls.. on basis of Si 17 Rut ter Dull and lower; choice Western Reserve. 30c: caoi central ()hio. 25c. LioKted oil quiet at LonsriLLE. April 10. Provisions-la good dei. ,w T- i'ee a snaoe nigner;; mesa pork, f 18: it " en" S Clear rib, 110; cier oiues, ciu 4n. uacon nominally unchanged snouiaers, 575; clear rib, flO CO; clear, fll it; 5, . -e .7 lz Kjia. Lara Kettle 12 5. Flour Steady ano in g d demand: .ira umiiT.H i.js.t. AAo. 1. f. 106; winter paieuts, i( 25; cnoice and fancy, fti 507 60, hent-Quiet and weak: No. 2 red winter, fl SO !; VArn iuu, weak ana lower; No. 2 white. &2SfrS3i Oats-No. 2, 55c; mixed. 54c Cotton -Quiet and weak; ordinary, ujc; good ordi nary, lose; low middir-g, ll;c; inldding. ll'c; good middling. l2Sc Leaf Tobacco Market. LorisvrLLE. April 10. The tendency of the leaf tobacco market has been smooth, and' an even demand and supply hare been well balanced and the market has been singularly free of salient features. Dark aud heavy styles have varied the old programme flixhtly by presenting occasional samples of better grade aud character both of dark manufacturing wrappers and regie types. Nothiug tine has appeared, but some samples have been very presentable, and at least superior to any previous offerings. Dark and heavy leaf ha beeu steady and even throughout the week. Trah and trash Iuks have been dull aad somewhat off. but other grades of lugs have been fairly sustained. Barley tobaccoes have been without noticeable changes of features, the demand for useful styles bving active aud in excess of the supply. There was asale Saturday, noted below, at f 27 60 per hundred pounds, the highest price yet paid on this crop in any market, and a lot of 4 hhds lu which thii was included averaged S20 37S- Receipts were no; so heavy as the previous week owli g to the progress ol the planting season, but aie f till of good volume as cwm;area with last yesr. Sales for the week amounted to 1 s'JOhhds against 1.69 last week, and 1,11 the auie wwk iu i8sl. The receipts for the week were 0 hhds against 1,0'J j last week and 750 last year. The receipts for the current month were 1.015 hhds. and for the year, 17.40J hhds. Trr-.e ha?e beeu 19.4.S1 hhds of the crop of ISM sold to date against 14.105 hhds of the crop of lseO sold to date iu l!l, aud 12,001 hhcUof the crop of 1379 sold to date iu 1&0. . Oils. Pittsburo, Fa., April 10. Petroleum Quiet; united certificates weaker; closed at Tic; refined, Sc Philadelphia delivery. TITVSVII.LE. April 10. Oil opened 79Ve; highest price. 7.;s': lowest, 7-sSc; closed 7Sc: shipments, "s.iiO'j barrels; charters, 26.031 barrels, and runs, ll.CGO. Wii.minoton. Apid 10. Spirits of turpentineSteady ; hard, 54c Dry Goods. Nkw Yokk, April 10. With a light snow storm Ei evailing the Lest part of the day the weather as not been favorable to the distribution of seasonable fabrics. In the distribution of the many reocipu ol cotton, iu tbe execution of pre vious engagements and the very fair shaie of orders to facet current requirements, the movement has been much better than the apparent request and total sales. Large amount on the market without special feature, with prices for desirable fabrkB steadily pn.-erved. (Si TT mikm INIMENT The Great Healing Remedy. Old Dr. ritcher's remedy for Children'a Complaints.' POND'S EXTRACT. TilE GREAT VEGETABLE DESTROYER AND SPECIFIC INFLAMMATION AND HEMORRHAGES. PAIN FOR Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Xo other Drei) s ra tion iias euren 6o many cases of tnese a bares -ing complaints as the Extract OurTlaster is invaluable in thee diseases. Lumbago, Pains 'in the lUck or bide, etc Our Ointment (50 cents), for use when removal of clothing is inconvenient, isajieat help in relieving in Hamms to ry cases. HnmnrrhanP? weding from the Lungs, nUliiUI I liatjCO. stomach. Nose, or from any cause, is sjeedlly controlled aud Hopped. Our Nasal Syriuges tii cent) and Itihaiers (1) are great aids in arresting internal bleeding Diphtheria and Sore Throat. 52 Extract promptly. It is a sure cure. Delay is dangerous. Poto rrh Tb Extract Is tbe only specific for Uaiail II. this disease. Cold lu Head, etc Our "Catarrh Cure," ppef lally prepared to meet serious ca es, contains all the cutadve projertics of tne Extract: our Nasal tyringe. invaluable for use in catarrhal affections, is simple and unexpetu-ive. Sores, Ulcers, Wounds, Sprains onrl Rruicoc It is healing, cooling and allU DfUiaco. cleansing. Ute our Ointment in connection with the Extract ; it will aid healing, softening, and iu keeping out the air. Burns and Scalds. nSS'Kn! rivaled, and should bo kept ia eTery family ready for use in case cf accidents. A drcs-lDg of our Ointment will aid ia nja.iaj aad pr Cvent scars. Inflamed or Sore Eyes. StS ont the slighter t fear of harm, quickly allaying all iutlainuiatiou and soreness without pain. Earache, Toothache and Faceopha When the Extract is used accord in? auiic. to directions, lu effoct is simply wonderful. Piloc Blind, Bleeding, or Itching It is the rliCo, greatest known remedy: rffpidlycuring when other medicines have failed. Pond's Extract Medicated Paper for closet use, is a preventive againtt Chafing and Piles. Our Ointment is of great service where the removal of clothing is inconvenient. For Broken Breast and Sore fjinnlpc The Extract is so cleanly and efliHipJlCd) cacious that mothers who have once uted it will never be w ithotit it. Our Ointment is the best emollient that can be spoiled. Female Complaints. Vciutd in for the msjority of female diseases if the Extract be used. Full directions accompany each bottle. CAUTION. Pnrtrl'o ETvxron4 Mas bees Imitated. The rUIIU i LA II at I genuine has the words "Pond's Extract" blown in the glass, arid our picture trade mark on surrouodiug buff wrapper. Jsone other is genuine. Always iusist on having Pond's extract. Take no other preparation. It is never sold in bulk, or by measure. Price of Pond's Extract. Toilet Articles and Specialties. POND'S KXTKaCT .itc, 1 OOand 1.75 Tollet Cream. 1 ou Catarrh Cure....... 75 ilenlifrice .. fO Plaster...... .. 25 Up Salve - 25 Inhaler ..l 00 loiletSoap (3Cks) 50 Naal fcyiirge - 25 Ointment.......... 50, Medicated Paper ... 25 Prepared oaly by 1'UXD S EXTCAtT CO., NEW YORK AND LONDON. For sale by all Druegists and Fancy Goods Deelers. Orders for $2 worth, carriage free, on recti pt ot f2.25. Orders for $5 worth, carriage free, on receipts oi $5, If addressed to 14 West 14th Street, New York. R CAN BE CURED. Loose's Extract of Red Clover Blossoms has been used with great success for the cure of Cancer. Testimonials furnished from 11 parts of the country. Send for circular. J. M. LOOSE & CO., Manufacturers, MONROE, M1C11.

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Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marrel nf strength and wholesomeuess. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and can net h sold in competition with the multitude of low test, thrt weigbt, alum or phosphate powder ?old f.ly In cans. Roysl Baaiu PowDta Co., 10 Wall street. New York. f .sU..ISA THOBOÜQH REMEDY Ia every case of Malarial Fever, Fever and a as and Dumb Ague, while for Disorders of Ibe 3W ach, Torpidity of the Liyor, indi?etion, aalf f lurnenccs oi tne Animal Force, which lebllltt ' it has co equivalent, and can have nosubstir It should not be confounded with the tritarf ' compounds of cheap spirits and essential often sold under the name of Euter. Forsale by Druggists and General everywhere. Wholesale Depot: J. K. ROSfl A OO.. Indiana. lis. Ind. M De layer's CATARRH U GO RE. The antidotal theory, now admitted to be the only treatment which will eradicati Catarrhal Poi3on. Eev. Cbas. H. Taylor. 140 Noble street. Brooklyn N. Y.: "One package effected a radical cure." Rev. Geo. A. Reis, Coblesk ill, Schoharie County N. Y.: "It ret w red me to my ministerial labors." Rev. V. H. Samner, Frederick, Md.: "Fine results in rix cates in my family." Rev. Geo. E. Pratt, St. Stephen's Rectory, Philadelphia: "Quite wonderful: let me distribute your "Treatise'." Chas. If. Stanhope, Xewport. R. I. : "I waa too deaf to hear the church bells ring; hearing restored." George W. Lambrfght, 73 Riddle street, Baltimore, Md.: "Suffered Nine Years; i-erfectly cured." Mrs. M. E. bhenney, 3022 Sarah street. St Louis: "The first natural breath in 8ix Years." Mrs. J. W. Pnrcell. Gulden City, Col.: "Used only one package; entirely cured ; suffered Twenty four Years." Dr. F. N. Clark, Dentist, 8 Montgomery street, Fan Francisco: "Suffered Fifteen Years; perfectly cnied;" etc Dr. Wei De Meyer's Popular "TREATISE" on Catarrh mailed free. The great CURE is delivered by druggists, or by 0. B. Dewey & Co.. 182 Fulton St.. New York, for $1.00 xr. i. bbov;k'3 JAMAICA GIXTGSB, IS PURE, STRONG AND RELIABLE. W. K. BOWN Prop.. PorlirFw, Vt Eureka Drain Tile This Machiaa is nbttantial and durabla jn eontraction j sunpl in its m.rrancementa; easy of aooeaa to it wearing parts; having STRENGTH THAT VN GROSS MEQLECT eould acareelj EEEAK,leaving little to be desired aa an EFFECTIVE TIXJS UaCBIJiEi rv -'r.;; . , W ff thtoMcMa t cttbM km. r mtmm fwr. jeui wll .ulted to ciUcr. Our TiK dm rKOfr linu frenm I U Int. la tiuMter; and Id ibip e varr then to fuit lbstaatafeaatafBn. A a Brtrk llaehtoc H ia 1m a earnV 1 ! fny uiuu4 a a TUa or fcrtck ltaStag Sr rirrvter. CTSW CLEÄ TAYXOB, Xndlaaapolia, Ind. THE DIN GEE & CON ARD CO"S REACTIFCI. F.TriI-BIoMlAO The onlr eatablichment making a SPECIAL BUSINESS Of ROSES. 60 LARCE HOUSES forROSESalone. VoCIVE A W AV.m Premium ana Extras, more ROSES Uian mmtt eatab. EhLnrnitS grow. bUOng Pot PiauW punablelor tanmdiate bloom delivered safely, portpaid io arty ,1. 9 inlendid Tarietif. your choice, all lahei4.1or 1 1 J 12 for 82: J9f"rS3t 20f 4; ?5 forSS; 75 foe $10: IOOforSI3. Our HEW CUIOE, Trennte on Ihr Kn. ;0Tr,J7at'vf 't.'-1 frtIU THE D1NCEE CONARD CO. Im orewaraT Waat t.roa, Cbeaior Ca. , H. NO OLD STOCK IN STOKE. nome-pmwtianilClniiii'lintMirtod. "1 fori'ntslocr.e. A. U. Habxio 4t; 4 Wt-fct ijiitK cuioAii. 111. ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL! We will Send on 30 Days' Trial Dr. Dye's Electro-Voltaic Belts, Suspenu riea. aud other Klectrle Appliances TO 31 Buffering from Xerroni Ielillty, Loat Vitality, etc., speedily restoring Health and Manhood. Also for Khenmatiam, Paraljwia, Li vor and Kidney Troubles, and many other diseases, Ulutratel pamphlet free. Address YOi.Ta.lC HKLT CO., Marabll, Mich.

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