Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 3, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1883 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDJTESDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1883-

I KUH AFFAIRS.

2sa-ja Testimony Concerning the AasUuton Conspiracy On vf the CrluiiAla Dying. Dcbmw, Feb. lf. John Pwyr, charged "with conspiracy to murder Government a:5cials, is dying in the Prison Hoppiial. Twenty-one o( the pr souera have been Oit itted lor tritt 10 answtr to the charge o murdering Lord Cavendish and Burke. -Joseph Smith has turned informer. Fatrick Wnexan has been liberated on bail. The hearing of the prisoners charged with cor! ring tu Murder Government officials rai resumed to-day. All the prisoners were again placed iu the deck. Amid bLüös one of the prUoneiB shouted, "TLe

lature Lor.l Major Carey." The latter bootc his bead in a menacing manner at his farmer comrades. His examination was then resumed, and he spoke more conlioent- . than be did Saturday, acd replied to the croCM-exaai inalion of Countel Sbarpley. He

-deposed, &u,id buses by the prisoners, that Ce belotigfl to the Fenians, but not to the Supreme Cornell. Theobject of the Fenians waa to separate Ireland trom England, the former country then being baraoJ by cotTCioa. He had no ide.i that Lord UiveLiish. was to b murdered when Türke was attcaeked. He was s'upefifd when be beard of the ruuruer of Cavendish. Ca--iaiiittn? Carey eaid he gave 'he information regarding the murder two days uro. fianl it nad decided to give iheeviiKice directly afierhe wa3 arreated, though 1ms did no'. Cu ao till Thursday. Carey ws examined by Murphy, '.-own couu&el. He said that after the pablic-ttion of the article in the Freeinu.'s Journal tiu that all officials were to be removed f turn the Castle, the murder of Burke was oeuaed uro a. la eveut of the inquiry concluding to uey. it is understood me prisoners will be returned for trial before a special comrniE avoa of three Judges. This course will be necessary, at the prisoners, each having the rtftht to challenge twenty Jurors, could exttautt the panel. Special arrangements are already I v ug made at G;eeiif treet Court XIcKise for the trial. The pmomrj committed for trial include all that were under examination, except Wtwlau. The public present in Court to day joined in hissing Carey. The only remarkable feature so far has been the ealloTuness of Carey while under examination. Alter the readme 01 Careys deposition a man named Xtil deposed tc his seeing a cl in the Park on the day of the muder. He i Unified Fritz Birres as the driver. A labour? man named Murray gave eiinilar evidence. Four cccui ants of the car used by the a-wis-nns were then placed in frcnt of the d ck for identification by Golden; the Park Ranger. An Carey passed the d.ck James Mullett struck at him and succeeded in touching his head. Carey turned to expostulate, but was pushed to the witness table by a detective. After the prisoners had been committed, the Crown counsel stated Joseph Smith wou'd be examined at the trial. The article in the Freeman's Journal referred to by Carey In the testimony to-day spoke of the desirability of a thorough change of officials at the Castle, which was an aujrf an staute, Carey left the Court fiojiu at a uoor furtherest from the dock. Ciockleri identified Thomas CaiTrey as the fourth man on the car containing the murderers when it was driven from the Park. Carey produced a copy of the Freeman's Journal to confirm his statement in regard to the determination of the conspirators to murder Burke. His action created a sensatioo. It i expected the p:isoners will be Cried in March. Murphy Mated he hoped to be able to pro I aoe the uiao known as "No 1 " Londojt, Feb. 19 In the House of Coixmons this aiterr oon, Sir Herbert Maxwell, Confrvative, a-keil whether P. J. Sheridao, ttltuded to by Carey in his testimony Satur day, vas the man who was connected with xii "Kilmainliani treaty" negotiations. Trervolyar, Chief SSecntary lor Ireli nd, amwere t "ys" Lurd Randolph Churchill gave notice on ? ha 1 f of the Government Iba', in view of ihe confession of the assassins in Ireland, 5ie wou'd move an Ramend man t to the address in ar-wer to the speech from the 'Throne, and no further concessions be made Co lawless agi ration. Tbe PrfSi Association fays there is reasin to believe there is no doubt whitever concerning the name and identity of the man referred to b James Carey in nis testimony -Saturday, a "Number 1." It is believed -he is concealed in Londm, where hear xid within the last forty-eight hours. The Times says the suspicions raised by the evidence eiven by Carey on Saturday, can orrly be allayed by a thorough dLclojure cf the accounts of the Lard League, subject to independent audit. Until this is done the League will ba under suspicion of maintaining secret relations with criminal conspirac es of the foulest type. The Times a-ks: "What is thought of the offer of Parnell to place thi influence of Davitt. Iin, Sheridan and Boynton at the disposal of the Government for the restoration of the order of Ireland, or of the stales manship which, in spite of the warning cf those beit acquainted with Ireland, leaped at Parneirs ocditions for pesce?" It is reported Byrne and a cumber of others wilt be arrested, including the mena gr?i ot tb Land League fuudr. The names of six prominent politicians are mentioned. It if rumo:J P. J. Sheridan ha been arrested. It is under tood the Government knows "Nunibir One" was born in the E3st Indies. His mother was French, and his father Irish. He was Captain in the British Esst India service, and afterward j lined the French army and became Colonel during the Franco German war. Toward the - dose of th war be came to Ireland with let Iera from ihe Bjnapartist, his object being to raise a force, which be enlisted ostensibly for atubuhnce service. He has served principal! under General Bouibakin. Fruic Brrne, residing at Canr.p?, is tte man rnenti med by Carey. The French po- . iioe ware communicated with to prevent bis escaping into Spain. It is thought probable he will return immediately to London and . iv the authorities an opportunity to arref-t tiim, if tbey si desire. It not arrested he will assist in hia wife'es defence. She is conauMptive. Thomn Crenuan was in London as recently as Fridtv list It Is fctated the nam. 'N':'. I" i.s Oliver Walsh, who is at Cannese Jottin Macarthy said Sheridan was known to Parnell merely as an active League organizer and his relations ?ith Parnell were only in this capacity, the latter knowing nothing ot bis character. Frank Byrr.p, Mtctrtny ssid. is a man in constant ill health. He held a position in tbe Land - Confederal ion ever ainoe Butte and Shaw. He was known to all members of the Irish party at a qniet respectable man. DnnLTw. Feb. 19 The Freeman's Journal says: "The mvstery of the Fhojnix Park marder is o:iiy half unfolded. We must wait the denouement before expreaslnga verdict. Th prospect now is the mystery will be sounded to the very bottom. No. 1,' if he exist'', will had his way to thegallow. which ij the prayer of every honest man." Iii Ferry Bribery Case. Urraorr, Feb. 14. S. S. Bailey, ex-Inter-nal Revenue Collector of Grand Rapids, was examined by the Legislative Investigating Committee this morning, and substantially admitted most of what preceding witnesses stated with reference to his offers of office in connection with 'Senator Ferry'a canvass, but aaid he had no direct authority from the Senator to do so. He knew from experience it was not unbecoming an officer, after his election, to carry out promises by Ki friends. He bought a man who did not know that the question of patronage had noch to do with Senatorial contests. He f ao nnsophistocated that he should be

put back on new milk. The witneia had never approached, others with offen of nutrnntfi or monev for suDoort. with the

exception that it was underjtood everybody a . . . should be rainy neau wun. A. B. Turner, eüitor ot the urana itapias r.u inA thp witness Hnbbell. or a near 1 -" v friend, bad offered him money into thou sands If be would oppose retry, ids wit ness further aid Nathan Chnrcn, eattor oi tha r.nnit Ranida Times, made an agree ment with Hubbell to oppose Ferry tor $1.70) down and ll.NJU more laier. ine witness is stla on the atnd. Warbixutoic. Feb. 14 The following tel egram was received by Senator Ferry this morning: Bostox, Feb. 14. To Hon. Thomas W. Ferry, United States Senator: As the original owner of the note made by the Ottawa Imu Wot lis Company for f5,tO0, Indorsed by Kerry & Bro.. ana said recently to have been offered tor sale to Representative llaobell, I never etnupccted auyiniag wrong or dlsbonorable Vy you In any degree, and do not believe there waa. It was au houorable biiklneas traosactlOU. (Signed) Ria PaiLBBOOK. KEPCRLICANS IN COM FK BEN OE. The Tariff Bill Dlscnssea and Tarty Action lrrced Upon Opposition to tbe Iron Schedule. Washiuutos, Feb. 14. A.n informal conference of Republican Senators wa3 held this morning for the puriose of discussing the general situation in view of the early passage of the tariff bill by the Senate. Th get e al programme agreed upon eome days ago by the Caucus Committee was approved, and it was decided to invite a conference of the Republicans of the House, either through joint caucu? or by a Caucus Committee of each body, for the purpose of deciding upon some plan by which action on the tariff bill r-a-n Ka reached and its final n.TAfl?B Secured. During the discussion several Senators took occasion to express great aissaiistaction with the iron schedule as it now stands in the Senate bill, on tbe ground that its enactment would affect the iron interests of Ponnairlvinia OVlin and AW JpfSPV. It 19 understood two or three Senators distinctly announced they deem it their duty to vote A I Kill nnnn it final raoa trek iinloc nl4113t fcUC Uttl avu a aatataa j.- a.aaa-w the alleged objectionable features of this schedule are materially moaineo. WANT DAMAOIS. A Number of Suits Brought Against Evansvllle Police for False Imprisonment. Evahsvillk, Feb. 1 1. Political circles were excited this afternoon by damage suits being entered against Lieutenant Resing for I2.0O). Officer Slavick -',WU, consiabie Hutchins $1,000, Dick Stickenborn, driver of hose reel No. t, $1,000, Policeman Mc Avery $1,000, for false imprisonment and preventing a number of negroes from votiDg in No vember. Suits have also been filed against Detective Newitt for $3,000, Patrolman Wilson $.,000, Gabing $2,000 and Oliver $2,0C0 for the same cause. These parties are all active Democrats and arrested a number of negroes for illegal voting last fall. The suits were brought by Captain Blakely, Chairman of the Republican County Committee. They are considered by the Democracy as a bluff to prevent the arrest of negroes at the spring elections. An Engineer's Crime. Terrs Hactk. Feb. 19. Mack Vick, engineer on the Vandalia Railroad, residing here, shot his wife twice this morning, indicting serious though not fatal wounds. When the officers tried to arrest him he shot five times at them without effect. The officers left for help, and when Chief Vandiver went to the house and broke in the dcor, be found that Vick had shot himself in tbe temple, inticting probably a dangerous wound. A Timely Definition. !St Loul Pobt-DIspatch.j Have you cleaned tbe slush off from your .idewalk? If you have not you are what Bard well Slote would call a hoary old galoot: we mean a h. o. g. More Silver than Fitness. Trenton State Oazette. Rep. The bonanza kins are bsomins: altogether toj conspicuous figures in the National Legislature. "Can Go to Meep in a Minute." A gentlemau who had suffered much from insomnia writes, after using Compound Oxygen: "I can do something now I could never do before uing the Oxygen; that is, I can lie. down at night and go tj sleep almost in a minute formerly it took rue hours, seemirgly caused by nervousness." Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its nature, action and results, with reports of cases and full information, pent free. Drs Starkky & Palkn, 110U and 1111 (Jirard street, Philadelphia, Pf. Salaries of Postmasters. Washisgtoh, Feb. 19. General Bingham introduced a bill in the House to readjust salaries of Postmasters under the two cenl postage law. It proposes that the salaries of Postmasters of the first class shall be graded from $3 000 to $6,000. as the receipts to their offices vary from $10.000 to $100,000. Secondclass ea'aries range from $2.000 to $2,000, as the receipts vary from $10,000 to 110,000. Third-class salaries from $1.000 to $1 90). as receipts vary from $2,000 to $10,000. Fourthclass will be fixed utxn a basis of box rents and cancelled stamps and stamps sold. Youthful Follies and pernicious pricticej, pursued in solitude, are fruitful causes of Nervous Debility. Imaired Memory. Despondency, Lack of Self confidence and Will Power, Involuntary Losfes and kindred evidences of Weakness and Lost Manly Powers. Send three letter postage stamps for large illustrated treatise suggesting unfailing means of complete cure. WotLn's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. The Treasury Surplus. VA8HmTOjr, Feb. 19. The joint resolution offered in the House by Mr. 8kint:r to provide for an equitable distribution of the surplus money in the United States Treasury ets forth in the preamble that the amount of revenue now being collected is greatly in excess of the needs of the country, and declares it expedient to repeal all internal ttxes except those on liquors, and directs that all surplus after the redemption of bonos dne be divided among the Slates, to be applied by them to the payment of debts or for schoöl purposes, an i that $100,000,000 from the surplus now in the Treasury be so divided amoL'g tbe States, according to population, on the lit of July next. Wel De Meyer's Catarrh Cure stops hawaiag, snuffling, running nostrils poisonous mucnous dripping in the throat and pains over the eyes, purifies the breath and lestores tbe voice, taste, smell and hearing. An absolute cure for catarrh and all its symptoms. As effective in cases of twenty years' standing as in ordinary colds. 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MONEY AND STOCKS. The local money market was more active yes terday. Currency orders by the country were consld3rably larger, and tbe local call for money waa fair. The olerlngs were liberal end the market easy, 7 per cent, being tbe q noted rate, though loans hare been made at . , Mew York Financial KaJkat. SrvTou, Feb. II. Money per cent.; closed offered at 4 per cent. Prima Mercantile Paper 538 per cent. Government Bond J .percent higher for 3s and 4s coupons, otherwise unchanged. Railroad Bonda Irregular. Bute Securities Neglected. Stocks weak to-day; at about 2:30 there was a partial recovery of Ji to X per cent on general list, but in final deallngs.thU recovery was lost, and close of business (thawed a decline for day of H to z) per cent., latter Jersey Central. Home o' the other greatest declines were on St Paul 2 per cent., Mlcnlgan Crntral 1, per cent, Jersey Central i per cent , Union l'aciüc 1 per cant , Wabash preferred 1 per cent., and Murliogtou and yulncy IJi per cent At the ciote the market was weak. Transactions 426,000 shares, of which S 000 were Canada Southern, 6.OU0 Central Pacific, 58,000 Lackawanna, 11,000 Denver ana Kio Grole, 25,000 Erie, 7.0C0 Kansas and Texas, 14,000 Lake Shore. 13.000 Louisville and Katthvllle, 9,000 Michigan Central. 16.0UO Missouri Pacific, 11.0CO Northwestern, "JO.OOO New Jersey Ceutral, 6.C00 New York Central. 19,CO0 Northern Pacific, 33,010 Reading, 66,0u) hi. Paul. 7,000 Texas Pacific, 411 -000 Union Pacific, 21.000 Wabash Pacific, 27,000 Western Union ana 7,000 Oregon and Transcontinental. OTXaznravt accamaa. S azllnf , H Oaya s?X S per cent. ex. olv. 3?4 s&ig, m?nt.. 10.8. iß. m -in 3 per cent, bonds lUi'.lNew U. IS. i'l - 14 Uots The purchaaUi' price tat bovernment bo z.1m In Indiana polls varlea Irom thai Hew York q lOttUoni Xl per oeat BOHDB. Pat&ne rs Cent Famflo onta E le seconds ,128 iTennesMe, new 41 i3 Tex. P. land granta, & 94'ilTex. F. Klo Grande. 79 Lehigh A YtütM 104 union pac. nmM Ü. P. laud a-ranta 109 Liolflana oonaoia-. 7t M.fsouri n....,,..-! iey. 0. P. linking lund.llH J Virginia fa 34 Virginia conaois to 6t Joe.. -iw St. P. A S.U. flxstalll Tennessee rs... 41 Do. deterred , ,. it OUTS SAL STOCKS. A laru Kxpres...l 13 Allegheny Central.. 13 a, j.vnaitrai. or forlolk A W. pfd 89 v Sorthern Paclflo..... 45-; Do. preferred- h0ja A'.ton A Terra IL 61 A. T. u. pia 92 American Express.- VO BarL. Cedar R. AN- si Northweatem. 29a Northwestern, ptd.. 4o New York CenuaU. 2l't Ohio Oentral - Canada Southern... 6t? C 0. s I. O. b Crntral Pacing ?9ti Ohio A Mlsaiaslppt. 81 Caeaapeake A Ohio, fflVO. A Mlaa. ptd.. so Dx first preferred.. !f.'H Ontario A West'n. i5K Do. leond i Orecon Transcon't'l el Chicago A Alton soy, Pacific Mall 40lA v. A A. preierrea.i.o Chic, Burt A 16 Cht.Öt L. AN.O- 77 Cls., San. A. Cleve, 4t r W rt m. v fiti Panama. -- , l b Peoria, D. A I 1? PlttbUIZ 141 Pullman Palace Ceil 20 -., VI., V. A...... U?J iBeadlnK. Delaware A liQai.H' I II W 21 2a 4H Dat A Lao I8 öt. L. A San Fran. Denver A tt. Grand. 4öktDa preferred Erie. o t :n Do. firat cM. , so Krle pref erred tatt Tennenee . Do. Dreferred. 74 s St. Paul. 9S dt. Paul preferred... 1 16 15 St Paul A Mana-...1.6 Kort Warne U" 8t.Paul A Omaha- 44 8LPAO. T!d. W. Uannlbal A St Joe. 40 Do. preferred... BIS Texas radfl Harlem... 96 I Union Fadflo. Vi Hans ton A Texas. 70 IU. 8. XxDreJ 61 Illinois Central 4 1 W., St U A Faelfla, 28 iaauuupous.ii.arf. nj'ifo. preierruu.... - Kanaas o Toxai 2.H. Wells A Famo XX VM Lake Krle A Wen. 2! W. U. Telegraphs. MV Lake Sliore 107 I Carbon.. Ljnlerllle AKaah 51,'s Central Antona Ljo., N. a. A Chl 50 j Excelsior Mart A Cm. 1st pfd 10 Uomestakj.. Da.teoond pfd 61 Utüe Pittsburg. 17 1 21 8 39 1 OH Mem p. ACharlesvn 3o pntarui.s. Michigan Central. i'- Quicksilver.. Minneap. A8t 2t Do. preferred Mo. preferred...Mlasonrl Faclfio. f5 Boblnaon... jK'SUvei Cliff.., MobUeAOhlo. 15 Morris A Xssex 121 NainvUls AChat . 57 South Padae. Standard Sutro. Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON. Feb. 19. Hailroid Stocks Pennsylvania Central, 6l4; Erie, 36,; seconds, 9S; Heading. 4S. PARIS, Feb. 18. Rentes. 791 52jc. COMMERCIAL. The dry go:d. iniatsery gxds and leather markets lemained dull, with prices nominally steady. IhetcUa fair and improving demand for staple and fancy groceiles, and the market continues to ähphy a firm and healthy tone. A'asnd granulated sugars are stiuverj scarce, but suit le suppl.'c are looked for soon. Dileu fruits, fith snd canned goods are firm acd active. Dairy products meet with a light inquiry at firm prices. OBAIN. Wheat The feeling of our local market still continues firm. A good and active demand is noticed for all grades, but almost an entire absence of cfferlcgs. ; either sellers anticipate better prices, or it la became of light arrivals. Seaboard has shaded off somewhat knd quotations range from clc lower than Satuiday. Cora Very firm and active, but nothing of fered. Absence of sellers makes it impossible to tell what thia cereal is worth. Eastern markets stroEger, especially New York, which shows a sharp advance. Oats Very strong acd demand active for all grades immediate Shipment!. No Inquiry for futures. CBICAOO GRAIN REVIEW. Chicago, Feb. 19. rVheat: Active trading to day, though the market ws unsettled and prices materlsily lower; opened 53?4C lower, dropped l4c more, railed and closed l&lXc lower. Sales were made at Jl00,3U3i. On call sales of 00,000 bu.; J4c lower to easy. Corn weak, with a decided pressure to seit Market opened lower, declined 14C below Saturday's prices, and closed with last sale lc lower. Sales were made at 57($58e February; 57X.-8c March; 5S3ä3gC April; 61JJ62c JIay. On call sales of 700,000 bu.; steady to ytc higher. Oats weak and ?31c lower; closed steady. Sales at 39 10,3 Kebruary; 4010?4C April; 42$ 42cMay; 4l42c June. On call sales of 14V 000 bu.; firmer and higher. Pork moderately active and easy and I520c lower: earlv rallied 597Vie; closed easy. Sales at SIH 12Vtl 2." March; 118 S2418 42S April: $18 50(31 70 Mar. Ou call sales of 11,000 bu. at 'i(W0c loaer. ijini: ftve oH?irg; aemauaibrisx ana iof2Uc lower: rlllel 6f7vc: Closed steady. äaJes at $11 37kr.ll U Marca; $11 62ll VTA April; $11 65.ail 85 May. On call sales of 10,500 bu. at 2Xc lower to easy. IVDIAHAFOUS WHOLESALE HAZt&am tour. Grain and Bay. Floor Patent. G OOtS 75: fancy. 5 25 5 75 Ckolce, 14 9om 15; family. 4 6004 7$: treble ixtra. S3 75 $4 00; double extra. 13 40tS 55' extra 3 20 JM 35: -ip.rflne. Si 903 10; fine, 12 70(92 85: lonndry, sv 4013 50. Thea t We a note: Bid. AskM. No. 2 Mediterranean. 1 12 track 1 15 No. 2 red . 1 10 No. a red-. 1 13 February . .... Mixed ....... Rejected 1 10 Corn 'W e quote No. 2 white No. 3 white

Bid. Asked. 65 track . 65 " . 55 " 55 " 66 " " 62 " 5J Bit Asked 43 track 41 " 41 40 . 38 "

Yellow High Mixed...... Mixed Unmerchantable Sound ear. Oat We quote: No, 2 white Unht Mixed Mixed... Eej octed. . fas Provision Market. Below are the present lobblnjr prices: Smoked Meats 8. 0. Hams: Ten and 12 pound av.. 13140. IS pounds a v., I2c; 17)4 pounds, av. lsW : 20 pounds av., Jc Breakfast Baoon uxq: shouiaen. SS'J: caiv fornla hams, loo: banon etear sides, HJo; do. backs or bellies. llc; sploed roll, lie. liiaa Heef i-mj. Pickled Meat Extra mess pork, per btoL. XX lbs., fid 00: bean pork, per bbt, 200 lbs., 122 00. Family Beel s .s uo. Lard Kettle rendered leaf. In tleroea, 12Ko; In hau barrels, 13c, Baojages-iHOKna, uoiou, so; in rat, wo.

. i ' . Tat Prodaee BaxkeU J , Steady: fresh. 25e per dos; candled, 2&c; limed. Ä(422o

Batter Creamery Fancy, $6370 ; choice. $2 oz&c. iMJry eiected. 'oenz;c; cnolce. 2426a Country Cßolce mil, 223200; ocoklng. lOaiAo. -Poultry Hena. 120 per lb. ; rowtera, old, 7c; turkeys, il12o; young ch Icker r. 12c: reeae.16 50: ducks, eld. S3 00 A3 60. Game Ducks, $2 53 S3 w peraos. ; raooiu semnic at 1(41 2a. Feathers Prime geeaa, 5oi auuu, S227e; Did feathers. l&aaOo. Hides Green hides, 6Jc; green calf. 10c: green salted. 8a8c; green salted calf. 12o; dry flint. 18 14c; dry salted, 10sile per lb.: damaKed, grubby or ball, two-third the above prices. Wool Tub-washed and picked, S6c; unwished, medium, strictly H blood, 25c; unwashed, good average, 2So; an washed Oottawold and ooare, IS 20; fleece waahed. If light and dean, 80982; harry and ootted according to value. Vegetable aad Frnlta. Cranberrlrs Cape Cod, foQS 25 per bo. ; S16 OOfl 17 00 per bb Onion tv 0C82 23 per bbLjEpanlah, t2 tOpei erste. Honey New, läTOo per lb. case. Hominy $3 50(03 75; Rrlts, $4 00. Beans Choice navy, 12 75413 00; medium, tin. Potatoes Choloe, paying 639?0o per bo. : 2 00 A2 25 per bbL selling. Sweet Potatoes Yellow Jerseys, $4 2504 60; In bad order, 3 00; Baltimore, $2 02(33 00. Apples 12 7505 00 per bbL as to quality. Dried apples Kraporated, 1AA160 : i""nn dxlao 7f80. Th Qroeery HAratei Ooffeos Oommon, 9)10o: Ordinary, 10K9 12u; tau, i;13o: goox 149140: prima, 18 f14X:; strictly prime, 15X0163; choice, 1IHO 17Hc old Government Java, xiSHo : Arbr k: Wm mastea: 13lSJic; Levering'a, Uc; McLaughlin's, iac tmsars Uutioai,954C; powdered JifllO; granulated,9S3sC: standard a. J9Mc. cf A. 80; white extra 0.80; light browu. If&Sa; (wmiiwwi gradca, T9T,a. Molasses and ByruT) New Orleans xnolaaaoa VD62c; lyrap Slftiss per fil. foxoonnonto oholce. Klee Carolina and Ixmlalana, 6Sr?Xo. Bplces Pepper, nnzx; alapice, mowc; elovee, 404115c; Ungar, 204SX0: cmnamon In mata, 9 Oc; nutmegs, S6cSl OS; mace, SI 06jl 10. Salt Lake salt, in car lota, at tl 00; dray lots atfi loal 15; amall lots loo mere trom store; dairy. $2 533 00. Starch Beflned pearl, 4KHo per lb; Xureke So: oaampion gloss lump. 708o; Improved corn. Cneese New York Crystal Sprlng.ltXcjWestern Reserve. 13c: Jersey, H!c Salt Fish Mackerel. No. 1 mesa, $20 per bbL ; halve. $10; extra mesa, 24 per brl; halves, $12: No. 1 mackorel. $14: halves, 7 00; No. 2 mackerel. $12 00; halves, $8 00; No. S mackerel: 10 OOftlO 50: halvca..'35 60; No. l.whltefish. half brla, 17 60; family whitefiah. halves. S6 60; No. 1 heirtr-g $5. Codfish Conelem, $7 00(910 00 per IOC ba: Grand Bank. per lb. roreign Frolts London layer ralalsa, new, 12 9033 00: new Valencia, 10s; Boltana, 140 : Muscatel raisins, t2 3SU2 45. Lemons. Malafra, 3 504 00; Messina. $4 50Sj5 00. Oranges Florida. $5 60; Jamaica, S3 6O39 AO per bbL; Vlaenda, aSO's. S3 00; extra large, 10 5011 03. Prune Bohemian. eSe; new Turkish, 80 9Kc;curranta6S94C; new figs, 18320c: layers. la.Oc. Peannta, raw, Tennessee, 7i8c: Vlrginis, 8H-a9c; roasted, lOllc Dates, 1010Xc; boxes, locllc Oannea lioods We quote: Toxriatoes.irht.fjlOO Al 10: S Iba, SI 2031 25: Peaches, 2 lbu. standard, tl 60(41 76; S Iba, Si 102 25; seoonda, S Iba. tl 7 1 90: 2 lbt, tl 401 45; Pie Peaches, S lbs. tl 20 1 26: 6 lbs.. 82 20(92 25; Blackberries, tl 0031 10; Strawberries. SI 80ftl 40; Raspberries, tl 701 76: Dherrlea, red, tl70l 75-, wnite, SS 00; string Beans. $1 10J120; Green Peas, Marrowfat fl 20 Al 26:sarly Jane,tl40ai60:California,tl90: farmouth Dora, tl 60; Mountain 8ngar Corn, fl 45(31 60; Folk, 2 Iba, II Uta 20; Polk. I lb. 11 6091 65; Golden Rule, tl 45 1 60; Mackerel, tl 40Ä1 60; Pineapples, tl 75 2 26: Salmon, lib. fl 7091 SO; Lobsters, lib, 1176: alba, ti 76: Tumbler Jelllea. 86B30o: Cove Oysters, 1 lb, light weight 659700; 1 lb. full weight tl 10,91 20: 21bs. light weight tl 25: 2 lbs, full weight, tl 90t2 00: Sardine. French ,Mi tl 7e)i as t io. American s. fl on tr w ; Apple. 3 lb, 81 203125; 6 lb, $2 602 60; gallon, 12 tO.32 60. Goal and Coke. Anthracite coal, 18 00 per ton; Pittsburg coal, $4 76 per ton; Baymond City coal, 84 50 per ton; block coal, 83 75 per ton: block nut 81 25 per ton: Jacksonville, $4 00 per ton; Blossburg coal, 86 OC per ton: crushed coke, 13c per bush; lump coke, llo per bush; ConneUsvllle coke. 17c, Dry oeods. PRIHTS. Oocheoo fancy........ 6 Paclno. 6 Slmnson'a mourn. 6 Kddystone fancy.-. 6 American fancy Hamilton fancy. 0 6a 60 60 6c 6vC 60 4C Härtel fancy-... Oriental fancy-.., Allen's fancy.. Amol 1 lancy 6 Manchester fancy . 6 Berlin soud Memmack fancy 6 He Harmony fancy Merrimack shlrtC 6ac! Dundee fancv Steel Elver fancy... 60 Imperial s'l'd bl'k.. 6c Berwick fancy....... 4$c Victoria soud trk.- 60 Eddystone satteens 7 Arnold satteens 7 Härtel Ratteens.. 7 1 Allen's satteen . 6), BÄ0W5 COTTONS. Atlantic A 80 Massachusetts B B- W 7c Nuhn R 8c AtlanUc H. Cresceat City A 80 Mystic River 7o Crescent City B - 7Xc Pepperell K 80 Crescent City C- 7o iPepperell R.......... 70 appieton A Clifton COO. Graxitvllle S .. 8c Pepperell 8-4 ...20c 7Xc' PeppereU 9-4... 7c I PeppereU 10-i... Augusta 70 UUcaC. 50 Vic Continental 0. clPeerles anraHAHB. Lancaster. 8c So 8a New England, 70 Plunxett.... White M'fg Co Minton tress styiesioo Royal dress Btyle lOo Bates., 8c'Kc nlrew dross st'l'siosc 7Sci Canton dress st'l's-lOc 7ic Johnson's book f'ldl2Sc 7o IJhonson's moum12c Glasgow. Berkshire Glenaxven ... BLEACHED WarurattA.. 120 N. V. Mills 12c COTTONS. Ballardvale. - Sc Chestnut Hill 6c Blackstone A 8kc Fruit ot the Loom.. 9c Lonsdale 9c Whlünvllle33ln. 7c Farwell., , 8Sc Pepperell 8-4 2--ic Barker Mills -1 RC; Pepperell 8-4. ,.2f0 Ltnwood 9i I PeppereU 10-4.. Fitch vllle 7q Slaterville 33 in..., 80 i Mother Hubbard. 7o'Sagamore 27 In 66C 8c i0 Hope. Focataett PMC PACiriO MILLS SRKBS GOODS, M Ponlln Lustres .10 c A BrocateL. 18VC 16& M Alpaca Lustre 16c &-4 Poplins GI .yn. 1 T . jf - a 1 - rs . rv. i liAhmeres. 11 c 6-4 Cashmere AC 26o Beige 12c 4 Au8trallancrepe.l8o Cash Bele 12c,4-4 Cretonne . loc Fandet 15o 4-1 Percales. ..ISO CHEVIOTS. Amoekeag.. llo Alabama platda.... So Augusta plaids..... 80 Loulsanla plaids 8c Greenbriar plada-. Sc Summer r'le plaids 9o Ottawa plaids , 7o Newt'n Tit plaids 6X0 Amotkeag plaid 12c W'tt'nton. ex. sto'tioo Whittenton, R 9c Everett lOo KVUnbunt lie Great Bepubilo. 70 BTEVXS8 CRASH. D Brown, A Brown.. P Brown 7Sc:N Brown. lOSc 8icN N Brown 11 & 94cXX Brown 140 Bleached lo higher. CARPET CHAIH. White. -ISO lOolored 220 Coverlet ..220 I No. 600 Cot'n YamlOc Candla Wick. .200 Twine... OBAIH BAGS. American, .200 IFrankllnvllle Lewis con. ..22Xc! 8tark A. TICZUtGS. Amoskeag. A C A .17e iShetucket, a !OVc Lewlston, SA-ln 7t'cirlft Rlvar Lewlston,' 82 ln....18W;j Hamilton, D.-.ilc Lewhiton, 80-ln I4sc;0akland, A 9c nonattocra. R F 17o I York. Jf2-ln 16o Oonectoga, G C A .13 Sc I York. ac-ln.........aso COTTON FLARNKmm Bl'd.1 Lawrence, Br. Bl'd. 20 r. 91-2 101-2 18 (b 10 11 15 1-2! A 111-4 121-2 AX .121-2 14 A A 14 1512 AAA Id la Massachusetts. 81-4 9 1-4 101-2JD 91-2iN 10 1 2 O XFlmp... 11 1-2 K FH tout. 11 1-2 XX... .13 1-2 XXX 16 13 W.. 15 IV 17 1-2: G..... Imperial. Pemberton. 81-2 91-2 91-2 111-2 13 101-2 14 1-2 161-4 ,.10 1-2 1-2 Drug Market. an Agisvi xt . 1 .-1 m 1 mm 0 , rbor, 80 a 33c; ccohinel, 60970c; chloroform, 80 86c; pum opium, 84 755 00; Indigo, 81 00(98 CO; morphine, t3 603 76. Oils-Castor, 81 25äl 80; sweet oil, 90oall 76; oUve oil. tl !W8 00 ; berjraxnot (Sanderson's), S2 76083 00; lemon (Sanderson's). 83 25f 3 fA Quinine, P. A W., 81 70(3 1 75; Clnihonldla,P. A W.,9 6c 9 II 00. American bl-carb, aoda,4AAo; KnxUah do., bmSo. 8nnT Garrett's 2-oa. packs, 81 16 per do. ; 4-oa. bottles, S3 60 pec dos. Flove'i nlphur, 40. TurpenUne, 60650,

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EngllaaTer. red." try bbL, 7c; less Quantities, tXa. Iodine, 376U 00. Iodide potash, 81 65. Clovea, S&O4O0. &hcbarb.90oASl'. Window g lan, 60 and 10 per cent.; double 60 and 20 per cent off Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron 12.50 rates; hoop Ir3n.t3.30 rates; Norway and Swede iron, 6c rates: .lorse shoe Iron, 4c. Horse Shoes Burden A Perkins', per key, $5 00; mule shoeatl per keg advance. Horse Shoe NailsNorthwestern, Globe, and Ferklss, per box, 86 00. Cast 8 tee 1 Best American, per lb., 15c spring; steel, fk.: tire steel, 6c; toe calk steel, 6c; machinery steel. 68c Nails S3 60.

atLseallaaeonj HmkckMU, 13633c: oak toi. S6A41e; Pennsylvania harr ess leather, S741o; names leathet 819380; bridle leather, per Oos., teo72; domestic kip, 6OST80OJ French sip, 8604MI ao; domestic call 90cetl 10: Trench oalf, tl 10O1 86. Oils Wsquowj IJnaeed, raw, 53c; boiled, t6e: lard oil, 704890c; miner's oil, 65080c; lubrtcadng ell. 12eMc; strait oil. sO&bc: becaliM lCOlic; coal oil, Indiana legal est. LlAllHo; 160 test. HX12c: water white, 150, 15a. Tinner BuppUes We quote: Bttt charcoal tin, I' 0, 10x14, 14x30 and lValS, 87 25.pcr box I X, 10x14, 14x20 and 12x18 S9 2 pet box ; 1 0. 14x20, roofing tln,t6 50 jjwboxslulxjs, tliai4: block tin, to pigs, i9o; in bars. 8I0. Iron 27 B iron, 4.90c; 97 U Iron, 7c; l&oorehead galinlsed, 33 per oent. discount, sheet sine. 80. Octpet bottoms, 29a. Planlaaed oopper, 39 J40a Bolder, lim 8 x Wire, 40 percent, off list UVB STOCK. Indianapolis xavo atoek klar a at. BTOcx Taxds, Feb. 19. Cattle Receipts, 190 head; shipments, CO head. Market shade stronger for good butchers' and shipping cattle, while common butchers' are hard to dlspOfO Of. Choice to prime snipping Bteers $5 25 5 75 Fair to good shipping steers.-. - 4 &0(4 a 00 Common to medium Bbipplng steers 4 00(4 4 25 Prime batchers' cows and heilen. 4 50 5 00 Fair to good 3 75(4 4 25 Common and medium 2 50i 3 60 Milch cows with calves or springera 25 (055 00 Bulls In good demand at . . 3 00(4 3 50 Extra 3 75 4 00 Hogs Receipts, 300 head; shipments, 224 head. Market active and prices stronger tor the class of hogs on sale. Bulk of offerings poor. De mand strong, especially for good heavy, buyers being unable to fill orders for . this class of stock. Choice assorted heavy shipping, if here, would bring $7 25(7 35. Medium 6bipplng. ...... .t6 90,47 15 Light and mixed C CCi47 (0 Fat pigs . 6 40(6 60 Skips and heavy roughs 5 COG 65 Sheep Receipts light, not sufficient to make a market although tbe demand Is strong for good heavy stock, while common are dnll and hard to dispose of. Choice to prime.... ...... - . 00:45 25 r air to gooa.. ...... .... 4 Zv4 7i Common to medium 3 O0i4 00 Elsewhere. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lf.-Cattle -Market fair; sales, 2 303 iiead; prime, $3 75"; good, ö 25 Cjt mj: meaium. 5 oGtb; common, s-ksj 5j. rheep Fair; salef. 8.000 head: wethers, $ö 6'8"Hc; ewe?, f lr5 25: lambs. S-Vä7 75. Hogs Dull; selling at $9 25(410 50; lales, 3,500 neaa. EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Feb. 19. Cattle ReoelnU. 1.292 head. Market active and ljgZdc higher mat) last week. Hoes Receipt. 5.405 head Market firm: Phil adelphias. $7 50(47 70; Baltimores, $7 257 30; Yorkers. tM 7 20. Sheep Keceipta, 4,000 head. Market firm at last week s doting prices. BALTIMORE. Feb. 19. Beef Cattle Market dull: prices unchanged; very best, S66 37S: first quality, ft 37(jd 50; medium, f 1(4! 25; ordi nary, f i &(4 75; mobi sales at i(4a 7a; receipts, 535 head. Swine Receipts. 5,012 head; quotations, SS 503 9 7... Sheep Receipts, 976 head; quotations, $150(3 0 KANSAS CITY, Feb. 19. The Live Stock Indl cator reports: Cattle Receipt, 650 head. Market firm and a snaae better; nauve steers, 1 200 to 1,000 puoads, $4 65fo5 30; stockers and feeders, ti&i 60; cows, V 553 75. Hogs Receipts, 2300 head. Market kteher; good to choice packing. $6 90(47 10; medium, 86 756 90; lighf.Sö 6536 70. Sheep Receipts. 'o head; market quiet and unchanged at 82 5034 50. ST. LOCI3, Feb. 19. Cattle Receipts. 850 head: shipments, 2.200 head; supply small and prices firm: good demand all round; some tales higher, but within tbe range: exports. $ö 75 8 good to choice shipping, $5 265 75; light steers, tl 50(45; common to fair butch.ers'4?c3s 75; good to choice, 43 65; fine heifers, 1.210 pounds average, sold at St CO; bulls, 1Zi; stockers and feders. $3 50t 60. Sheep Receipts. S00 head; shipments, none; good muttons firm; common dull: prime to mod, St4 75; choice to fancy, S030 50; Tcxans, 53(3125. CHICAGO, Feb. 19. The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs Receipts, 9 500 head; shipments, 3,200 bead. Market somewhat excited; sales advanced; strong, 15c higher; light market caused by washouts on several roads leading here; mixtd packing, ti 25r. 8.); heavy, 7&7 40; light, $6 253 6 9. ; skips, 14 3C&G. Cattle Receipts, 2.950 bead: shipments. 1.8C0 head. Desirable rcarce; 1015c higher; exporu. $5 806 40; good to choke shipping, $5 2b(45 60; commonto fair. 84 50,35 10; butchers', $2U'J(44 65; stocken and feeders Steady at $3 154 70. Sheep Receipts, 2.500 head; shipments, 1830 head. Good sheep in demand; for choice, stronger: low grades still th"w sales as unimproved; common to medium. Si 50 (ät 1 25; medium to choice, $4 50($-; choice to extra, o 25 gö SO. The Drovers' Journal bulletin cable reports a weaker feeling In the cattle market; gocd American steers Sc lower at 15c per pound dead weight. Sheep In fair supply and tin demand at old prices; 18&20c for best. BUFFALO. Feb. 19. Cattle Receipts to-lay, 1,600 head; consigned through, &i can. Orlringe lieht owing to detection of trains bv floods. Trade slow; prices higher: best Bteers, $5 85(g5 f6: very few choice here: good shippers, $5 45(45 70: fair to medium, $4 905 40; light steers. $i 254 4 75. Sheep Receipt, 4.700 head; market modera'ely active and higher; fair to good Western, $1 75(4 5 50: choice to fancy, 15 6030 25; Hestern lambs, $5 65(47. Hogs Receipt. 4 600 head; offerings light; good to choice Yorkers. 87 357 50: light, do., $720(37 80: good butchers' and mediums, J7 50(4 7 60: very few heavy here; a few loads held at $7 65(37 75; Pigs, S7Q7 15. NEW YORK, Feb. 19. Beeves Receipts for two days, 2,900 head, making a total cf 11,0 JO for the week; active and firm at an advance of 35(350c rr CFL; common to fair sold read Uy at 85 öOQ . live weight; tops, $7 i5;a7 30; general sales at $G6 44 ; exporters used 200 fat (beep and paid J6 416 58, Shipments for the week, 7J0 htad of live cattle and 7,763 qn arters of beef. Sheep Receipts for two days. 8,107 head, making 81. vOO for the week: market quiet; extremes, 8;7 37i per cwt for sheep: 8"(d3 12.4 perewt. for lambs. Shipments, 1,876 carcasses of mutton. Swine Receipts for two days. 8.0C0 bead, making 81,000 for tbe week; none offered alive; nominally dull at S;7 40 per cwt OEITEBAI. MARKETS. Prod ace Markets. NTW YORE, Feb. lO.-Cotton-Qniet at 1? 3 16(9 20 7-lGc: futures steady: FebmarT.10.lCc; March, 10 20c; April. lOSJc: May. 13.47c; June. 10 62c; July. 10.75c: August. lu.fe7e: September. 10.57: 0:iober, 10.2lc; November, I0.llc Flour steady and unchanged; receipts, 23,000 bbls.; export. 1,300 bbls Wheat Cash lots, l2c lower: options. lljic lower; receipts, 74,5'JO bu.; exports, 108 500 bu. No. 2 spring, nominal ; ungraded red. tl 05(äl 28; steamer No. 3 red, $1 153 1 16X: No. 2 red, $121: steamer No. 2 red. $1 21: No. 2 red,S V4fl 25: No. 1 red. SI its; mixed winter, tl 19; ungraded white. $1 CS91 28S: steamer No. 2 do.. $1 04r31 04J: No. 2 do., $1 08; No. 1 do , sales cf 1 000 bu. at $1 18; No. 2 red, February, al-s of 96.CO0 bu. at tl 24(41 24, closing at $1 24; March, Fales of 904,000 bu. at $1 2il 25'4. closing at 81 24: April, sales of 1.518,00.. bu. at tl 26,Sa.l 27'4, closing at 81 2f8: May, saW of 2,7:JC,CO0 bu. ai Si 2r,'.'41 28. closiug at $1 27?;; June, sales of 216 000 bu. at 1 27XO I 28, dMtig at$l 74. Corn, Ca3h l2c and options 1(41 He lower; receipt. I6I.C0O bu.: export. 150 U.O bu.: ungraded. 6974e: No. 3, 6S4(E 6ic; steamer. 7l(72c: No. 2, 7Hd'3c. elevator; old do, 7576c delivered; No. 2bite, 74c; white Western. 77c: No. 2. February, 7Zf9Hc closing at 7.?4: Morch, '!2i:St4c,. closing at 72ic: April, 7Jja7sc. closing st73c: May. 72(31 73u, closing at 72''c: June. 7 724'c, closing at 72. Oats K9'a5 lower: active: receipts. 23.500 bn.; ernorts. ione: mixed, 4Vt52c; white, 61 54c. Hay Quiet but firm. Coffee Dail and loer. Sugar Quiet. Molasses Quiet but steady. Rice Quiet but firm. Petroleum Dull : united, 91ic Turpentine Dull at 55Hc Eggs Fresh, unsettled and lower at 2325& PorkDull and eaxier; new mens, 19019 25: options nominal. Beef Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats Dull; long clear middling. $9 87S-; Lero Lower; prime steam. $11 62ll 674; March. $11 60(411 64: April. $11 7111 75; May, $11 80 II 87; June $11 8211 67: July, til 853n 91; August til 8. Butter-Quiet Lead-Quiet; common, $4 40(31 65; refined, nominal. CHICAGO, Feb. 19. Flour Quiet but firm. Wheat Active but lower; regular. $1 094 February; tt 10(4l 10VJ March; il Hl Ul April; tl 1-ai 154 May; No. 2 red winter. SI 120 1 No. 2 Chicago spring, tl 09Kdtl M: N. S do., 95c; rejected, bOc Corn-Acuve, but weak

and lower; 57557Kc cash; 57?ft957 If arch; tmbSlic April: 6262c May; rf lectf d. 62r. Oat lnll and lower: :i9Scrnuh i r.Km.

ry; S9i3:9'c March; 40c April; 4-'(.'g4Mc iaay. ajr-tüccaDgeu at esc Barle. in changed at 81c. Flaxseed Firm at $1 3?31 31c vraeeu nufB-eitia j sea in lair demand. But ter Cnchatged. Eggs-Steady and uncharged rorx in lair demand, but rower rates: $18 10 18 15 cub: 818 15(81817$, Msrcn: $18 32H185 f i"i iwaiiiwniuj; si hosis 60"g June. Lard-Lower; tllS5cah; $11871140 Jfarch; 8U524(ail55Aprll; $11 67)4911 70 May. Bulk-meata-rochaoeed. Whisky 817. Call Board woetv-uiwr nt not lower, except February, wbic declined ic Corn Firm but not biaber, except April, nicn adranced ;ic Oats Higher: 3tri0c March: 0ie Apnl: 41" May. Pork Irregular and lower: $18 074 March : 818 27 (418 30 Apnl; $18 47S May. Lard-Easlrr but not lowei, except April, which declined 2 Vc, Re ceipt r W nr. 19.UW) bM.: wheat 11,000 bu.; corn. 136 000 bu.; nats. 73 000 bu.? rye, 6,OC0bu ; ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19. Flour Cncbanred Wheat-Lower and utnettled; No. 2 red. fl 13 1 casn: si is rebrusry: fl IS .(41 14 jnarcn: 1 i3"V4i 1 April; 11 lHj.'el 17. cloirjgat$l 14 Mar: $111 Julv: No. 3 red. 1 OtstL. Corn-Sharply lower and very unsettled; 54 55c casn: oo;i(io4eC r eoruary, üi(o.m at clOflD; b-MS March, 57t55;ic At cloln; 57c April. bi"i 5'cat clotlng; &77c Mav; 5(4-i7,he June. Oat-Lower; 3.?feC cash; 3S(:J9 February; 29c March; 42(4 i2c May. fije Nominal at 6Tc Barley Steady at 6f(p80f.. Lead Dull at 84 2034 25. Butterand E(tg- UochaPRed. Cornmeal Firm at 82 90. Pora Quiet at $18 25 caso ; $18 U March. Bulkmeats-Stcady: t,houlders. 87 20; short nb. $9 60; short elear, f'J 85 Baonu Firm: short ribs, f 10 40a'0 50; aß ort clear. 81075 010 80 Lard Firm at tl717S. Receipts Flour, 5,000 bbls : wheat 32.000 bu.; corn. 191.0C0 bu.; oats, 20.000 bn.; rye. 1.000 bu.; barley. 6 000 bu. Shipments Flour, 6.000 bbls.: wheat, 6.000 bu.; corn, 5,000 bu. ; oata, 24000 bu.: rye, none-barley, none. Afternoon Board Wheat Lower and weak; SI 12 bid February: tl lri March; fl 155 April; $1 17?g May ; $1 16 Juce Corn Lower and active for aiay:51c February; 54jc March; SS3 April; 57c May : 56Sc June. Oats-Dull; Ssc bid March ; 40c bid April : 42c May. Cotton Quiet: middling, 94c:s le, 450 bales; receipt, 1,200 bales; thipments. 1,3 JO bales; stock, 61,400 bales. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 19. Flour Strona and in lair demand; Minnesota extras, (575(46 25; Pennsylvania family. $5 25; Ohio do., $6 20(46 40; winter patent, $6 506 75; Minnesota t'ents, $750. Rye Flour Firm: $14 12. Wheat-Opened weak and closed firm: No. 1 red, elevator, $1 26S C4l 27: No. 2 red, elevator, fl 2:t; No. 2 red. Febiü ary. $1 23W(4l 21,; March. $1 21 21': April. $1 254(4l 26: May. fl 'ifr'iat 27. Corn-Op-tlons opened low er and closed steady; loctl lota auu ana wester; rejectea. bijtosc; no. 3. 65460c; steamer. 69370c; sail mixed and yellow, 7273Hc: sail mixed, February, 72(&7Jc: March, 71(a7lc; April. 69?470c; May, 70-;!B(i70c. Oats Stesdy. Proviions Firm. Beel toets, f 16; India, do: f. o. tv. $26 50 Fork New mess. ft9 50(320; prime, $18; name, amoked, $13 SO. Lard Firm; city relined, $11 8712: steam, $11 75QS0. Butter cnoice waniec, otnersauu, i2o:i6c. tgs steady at 25(326c. Cheese Qniet and steady at S13c. Petroleum Dull at 7l'c Receipt Flour, 4 0 0 Dbls. : wheat, H.OOj bu.; corn. 141.000 bu.; t ata, 4.C00 bu. Shipments Corn, 10,000 bu. BALTIMORE. Feb. 19.-FlourQutet Wheat western quiet ana lower; no. 2 winter red.spot, and February, fl 2311 24: March, $1 -is 1 23: AprU, $1 25il 26: May. $1 2G!'1 27 4. Corn Western dull and lower; mixed, ssot, 71(374Me: February, 73ia73Hc; March, 70470c; April, 70Kc. Oats Eirm and hiRher; Western, white. 51(54c; mixed, 47"ic: Pennsylvania, 50 54o Rye 79(373c. Hay Quitt and nominal at f U(4l6. Provisions Firmer: mess pork, 20c. Bulk meats Shoulders and clear rib sides, packed. H(31d?4c. Bscon Shoulder?. llc; clear lib sides, IIJ4C Hams-14315c Lard Refined, 12V4C. Butler Quiet: Western, pecked. 20 a 25c: roll, 17322& Eggs Dull and lower at 20(42c. Petroleum Firmer; retlned. 7J'47?.,c. Coffee Lwer and dull at 7fc48ic. bugar Firm; A. BQft.büic. Freights Quiet. Receipts-Flour, 3.523 bbla; wheat. 15.000 bu.: com, 48,000 bu.: nam. 1.000 bu. Shipments Wheat, none: corn, 137,000 bu. Sales-Wheat, 356.000 bu. ; corn, 211.0CO bu. CINCINNATI. Feb. 19. Cotton Dull and enchanged. Flour Nominally unchanged; family, $5 15(5 40; fancy, $5 606. Wheat strong; f 1 12 spot: 81 11 April. Corn-Quiet; 58c spot; 57Hc February; 60c May. Rye Dull and nominal; 6ac asked; Barley None offered. Pork In. fair demaud at $18 50. Lard In fair demand at $11 05 Bulkmeats Quiet but firm: shoaldprs. $8 50; clear rib, $10 62: clear. $11 12. Butter Demand fair and market firm; choice Western reserve, 5c: choice central Ohio, 20c. Ltnseed OilQuiet at 5253c. Hogs Active and firm;common aud light, $6 6037 10; packing and butchers, $6 8f(47 40. Receipts, 1,148 head. LOUISVILLE. Feb. 19. Cotton-Firm; mldd lag, 924c. Flour Good demand at full prices; A No. 1. $4 50(34 75; high tc ades. $ 253 6 75; good to fancy family brands, $6(46 25. Wheat -Firm: No. 2 red winter, 81 10(3112. CornFirm; No. 2 mixed . Oats Firm; mixed Western, 44c Provisions Strong and bigner; new mess pork, $19. Bulkmeats: ahouMers, $7 50; clear rib, $10 50; clear. tlll2$. HsrasSugar cured, $12 25. Lard Firm and higher; choice kettle, $1225; prime steam, fit. Oils. TITU8VILLE. Feb. 19. Oil-Market opened at fl 00J4; highest. 81 0j;: lowest, kOc; Closed st SI 00 Shipments, 50 05$ bbls; chart ers, 20.158 DDis.: runs. iin ana ism. 9t.a. BRADFORD. Pa.. Feb. 19. Oil Market dull and stead v: opened at tl 004: highest, ftoojK; lowest 91'c and closed at tl uO?. Sales. 804,Cuo bbls: total shipments for Saturday, 56.0GJ bbls.; charters. 25,758 bbls. PITTSBURG, Feb. 19 Petroleum Dull : nnlted certificates steady, closed at tl 00?,;: refined. 75--(47?ic. Philadelphia delivery. Afternoon Session Marcet continued dull: opened at 99?4C, advanced to f I 00, closed steady at $1 00. Sales of 1,861,000 bbls. OIL CITY. Feb. 19. Oil Opened this morning at $1 0C declined to Wie, advanced again to fl 00; , and closed at tl Ot. Total transactions. 1 .889.000 bbls; shipments, tnroneh united lines. 52,589 bbls. ; tide water, 32,150 bbls.; total, 66,074 bbls.; charters. 25,153 bbls. ; daily average for the month, 22, 69 bbls. Market very firm around tl. Wbtsky. CINCINNATI, Feb. 19. Whisi y-Firm at tl 14. PHILADELPHIA.' Feb..l9. Whisky-Steady at tl 18. BALTIMORE, Feb. 19. Whisky, f 1 17l 17$. NKW ORLEANS. Feb. 19.-Whisky-Firm at fl 05! 20. 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