Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 July 1883 — Page 8

TUE 1NDIAWA STATE SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY. JULY 18, 1883.

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Lfttcr No. 14 la the Fisheic. Fct-lle berit. Hot Prntertlon Works tn 9BXCo6ir,' Xrarinpshtr, ad Liverpool, Ohio Oasa-jiari-on of Wag In Knglaad ad America. ! The KwiJ lfo ?rNTox J. rir.ii Tte Fourth of Ju'y dispatches front the Tillage of 8 unhook, N.U., "Were edfjing. The ewners of certain infant Industries in the villnzeof Sarawak have tc cer-tly imported by tie InmanLine of etearcers several hundred Swedes, who are described in the dispatches as ' pacpers and Jailbirds." These "panpers and Jailbirds" were brought to this -country to take the pkcc of the American workmen for whose protection certain tariff laws have been enacted. These "psxpfTS and Jailbirds' sniffy mg the Fourth cf July breeze?, and not con--1tnt with tbe 7ry low wages paid, 'them by the owners cl the highly protected industries, be-jan to leave the vil lage Sanceo. turning their face westward. Wben, lö: their taskmasters seized them, kept them imprisoned and drove them to their wcra as black men were driven to the cane and cotton Eel Ja before the War. Ej Ecme means word reached tbe Swedish Minister at VTashinton, and he has been icj&iiicg by what authority his countrymen were treated in this fashion, and the explication is gi ventral the "paupers and Jailbi'ds"' bought more food and clothing than their wages enabled them to pay for, and that their imprisonment was a ready method adopted by the protected manufacturers to protea- the xillags ttorokeepers who had been selling poods to tbe "caapes and Jailbirds." When jon go to Washington in December yon will probably hearSsnator Morrill argua that the cwrers f the "Sancook infant industries need more protection, so that American laborers shall not be reduced to starvation wages by corn tition with foreign pauper labor." Another interesting fact has co.ne to light. The town of Liverpool, O., is the teat of a great crockery-ware industrj-. By the recent law you raised the tariff on the articles nade there. The increase was demanded atd granted In behalf of American woikcien. The owners of the crcckery industry et Liverpool have adopted a method cf dealing with their diasatisiied employes which is said to work well. Their labcrar are required to rent tenements owned by the mcncpCiy, which are occupied as loop as the wc-ikmtn remain in the employ of the propi ietor. When the workmen asi for higher majres they are promptly ejected from the tenements to make room for cheaper workmen. Ho, when it was settled that tue tiritf wor.l.! be increased, the patriotic owners of tbe iiriected industry disc harped their American workmen, drove them from their homes, and supplied their places with cheap foreign laborers imported for the purpose. TLe protectionists are opposed to theories, b&t ere hunpry lor facts. Let them chew this Snnccok and Liverpool bnsinev. It tuTvta to illustrate the patriotism of the monopolists who clamor for protection in the name of "The American System," and is worth thinking about by statesmen who allow themselves to be humbugged by false preteases. Supcse it should turn out to be the 'act, after ail, that in the principal protected industries of this country our workmen get less pay for the same work than is paid to workman in tbe tame indnstries in free trade Enelecd. I quote from the published adire .f Mr. Thcn.as G. Shearman, delivered at l-etrolt in Junelast, the following: "According to the returns published by Mr. Secretary Fielioghuyseu, the average animal wmcs c f ai! men. women and children employe! in Eng!ih cotton mills arefi.l, tbey woriins only fitty mx hours a week. The annual average w.tges cl ice lice class cf work people is oar American cctton mills were in ouly SJti they working an average of at least '.xty-rive hours a week. As their aces were reduc-ed -0 par cent. lou aj (tDce .-A) tie result is lütt iui:i.s me last year tbe cotton operatives in America have tx-u working feisty-ve hours a wea: for Si-1") a year, whiie the cotton peraiives in England have leea workin? ODly f:y-six hours a week for JJil a yer. Thus in cne oi tbe largest arid mofct hiirhJy pr tected manufactures in this country tie rats of wages is 22 per cent, lower than in L" -inland, tae hour oi labor are Is pet cent. longer, au 1 the cjst cf living is JO per cent, nore." The special reports of llr. Secretary Ev-!3 in !"', and of Mr. Secretary Blaine in 11 show that in nearly every department of industry in America, workmen get less wa?M for a given amount f work thau Enzlhh workmen clo. Our workmen work more hours, work faster, and darin a year will produce nearly double what an English workman produces. Mr. Shearman says: Tbe census showa that tbe average production of American workmen la l.vso was Jl.'.o per nead, wtllo like average production of Easllsh worameu was only tTSO yr neal. Wai?efi are not on an average 25 per cent, higher here than In EovUnl, and tüerfoie American Ubor producing 10J ptT rnL ia. re U practically at ieast ö3 per cent, cheaper than Krglish. Now, when American workmen come to understand that tarilf laws are prepared to increase proilts only, and that all talk about naying them increased waives is in tne face cf the facts, and is simply for the parposa of catching their votes, they will kick as vigorously as the Iowa farmer who objected to beirg taxed to support an ostrich farm, or to drain a swamp on Siunk Creek for the col ture of rioe. W. P. Fishback. TUK CROPS. A Gen rat Uaprovement In the Condition of Cotton, Wheat, Corn and Oata. "WABHisGTcx, Jnly 10. The July report to the Deprrtment of Agriculture indicates a very general improvement in the condition of cotton. Rains were general up to the 15th or 2Cth of June, and local showers have been frequent since. There has been an excess of xnoifitare interfering with the cultivation and promoting the growth of grass. Clear fields axe found only in favored districts and on lands of prompt and peeing cultivators. Since Jane 20 the growth has been rapid. In the trassy districts the plants are still small, bnt healthy, and making great progress with recent cultivation. The only complaint brought comes from Central and Southwestern Texas, frem the Colorado to the Ooadalcnpe. A few Counties in South Carolina and Georgia report present need f rain. The recent distribution of moisture has been quite unequal. Adams, Connty, Mise., has had shower daily for five weeke, and Tike County for six to eight weeks. The general average condition has advanced from to 90. Last July there was an f mprovement of three points from KJ to12. Returns of July since 1870 have indicated a b'"yher condition than in Jane, except in 'tl, '.Z and '7fJ. Sprin? weather wai too variable in temperature and moisture, as it usually ha been in former years, for th highest condition of the plant. The only ! leuopraae is reported lor Arkansas, where a less of three points was made from exessjive rain, cool nights and injuries from chinch fcnps, red ants and rsst. There is promise of an improvement during Jnly. A gain of t m points hs been made in the noithnrn zjne. North Call lorn ia and Tennessee; in Txai three: Misciasippi, two; Virj-inij, and ooe in Florida. Alabama and Loniian stand as in J nee. July State averages are as follows: Virginia, S;; North CaroKa3, M : S'Juth Ciro lies, t l; Georg:. JC; Flcridj, r.K; Alabama, 7; Mississippi, :r, Louisiana, 01 ; Teta.3, !J; Arkansa?, M: and Ter.nes-es. Ths worrai tave wrought bit littk injery asyef. TLe caterpillar hu appejrad at few points troai Bouth Carolina to Pes n. In tutler County Aiabarna, the secjnj Lrfod of worms appeared June 2). T!i bill wrtrm is at work in Ienton County. Tex?.

J'ickirg rill comraen in 8ct:tliwestern Teias abnnt Jnly 20. Tlitre has been eme improvement in wheat in Connecticut, New York, Virginia, South Carolina, Texas, Ohio, Michigan. Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado, which advances the general axerage tondition from 73 to 79 per cnt - The pring w heat averaie advanced from -93 to 100 per cent. . The .indications of July, point to a wh at crop of fully 30(X00OJXjO bashels nd product of about, 1:5,000,000 bushels oi

f spring wheat. The sren cf tbe corn crop nss reen increased about acre?, . making an . apprerate ot liH.OrW.OCO acrea. There has been some extension of. the area in nearly every State. The f-ronortion of Increase is , large in tbe Northwest and in the Southwest, .On. .the coast from Virginia to Mississippi the advance has been smalL .In seme places the redaction, of price from enlargement of supply last year had a aiwoursuing effect. Tnera has been too lcrsch ra'n in the great Western imaiM districts, and Ihe failure of stands . from planting pcor seed, making the crop 'late and pewth small, but the improvement has of late oeen rapid. Taking all States together the average for corn is against 8T against last July; j0 in 131, and 100 in is. The averages of the principal States are ai follows: New York, t; l'ennsylvania, b'J; Ohio, -S3; "Michigan, 7:; Indiana, Illinois, y2; Iowa,' SO- Missouri, 2; Kansas, !W; Nebraska, k7; Dakota, 7S. In the South the averages range from VO in Tennessee to 10:J in Louisiana. -. The prupect. f r oats is nearly a3 goxl as in July last jear, the averages being to aaitist l'V; The condition of barlev is represented by 07. Lsst Jnly it mas 5;. The average in New York is 10.". Fenin,f ivania, 111 ; Wisxmtin. HC; Caüfornia, 'J). There has been an increase of aSont five per tent, in theprea planted in N.'thrr a potatoes. They ere rejorted in hin condition, avf rapirg 101. Tbe area of tobscco appears to have bsea diminished seven percent. The cualiiion is JC, A cab from tbe London agent of the Department of Agriculture, received to-day. mvs : "The weather for the rim ten days of July was hot snd forcine, wheat estimates increatirg generally throughout K irope." Another Keport. Chicago. July 10. The Farmer, in review, in its issue to-morrow, will publish an exhaustive report on the condition of the crope. based on returns from 1 000 points in the West and Northwest. A general change for the better in all crop prospects hss tasen place in the last two weeks, owing to the cessation of rains and advent of hot weather. Last week the two combined served to bring forward late corn and push on spring wheat and oas. The weather has been very fine for eaily winter wheat. The harvest and crops is now );oing into steck. Spring wheat and cat crops are unusually promising, aad are both now rearly axsured. 1 is believed the corn croi ia rapidly coming up to its condition in 1.S2. In ISetter UeMlth Tnau for Many Years." A gentleman in Meldon, III., whose wife was in a very low state of health, aEd wa could get no help from physicians, sent for a C'omiound Oxygen Treatment. After iiiin it, he wrote: "My wife's health has greatly improved. At the time she commenced udn? the Treatment her stomach would retain scarcely any food, bat soon after taking her food began to digest and her general heilth to improve. She has enjoyed bitter hea'lh darin the la't six mouths than fur many years." Oar Treatise on Compound Oxygen, its natnre, action and results, with repirts of cases and full information, sent free. Dar. bTAKKEY V Palex, lltt and 1111 Girard street, l'hilacieiphia, I'd. Hon. John B. Gamier, of Lawrencebunr. has init a curiosity in his garden. It is a p t tni tie cf the hard shell kind. In peculiarity copmmj in iti ability tD catch rati, Kver firce the late Hood thee rodent p"sH, beirg driven from Oldtown by the watr, have been an almoft intolerable nuisance t j the inhabitants of Newt Dwn, which is fortunately located on high ground. Mr. Garnier and family have frequently notlceLihe pet tuit fesMins on the carcasses of dead rnts, and bad wondered at tuis st range sight, but recently, as the gentleman was showing pome friends through his beautiful garden of flowers, their attention was attracted to the lustling of plants nearby, accompanied by a scratching and whining noise. On investigating the cause ot this disturbance, what was their surprise to find the turtle engaged in a tierce battle with a large rat The turtle bad the ret by the side, and was deiteoisly using in claws on the struggling animal. Th-5 rat was resisting its enemy, farious'.y biting atd sctatching the hard shell of its assiilati:,. but without making an impression. Itwaj squealing most piteously, and while -the Visitors were looking on in astonishment th turtle coolly completed its work of death, and the tat rolled Over a comse. If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have frequent headache, month tastes bad, ;-oor arpetitp, torgue coated, yon are suffering from torpid liver or "biliousness." Nothing will cure you so spedily and permanently as Dr. Pierce's ' Golden Medical Discovery." Ly all druggists. A celebrated Church trial was had in the N( b!e County Circuit Court last term with regard to the use of a Church erected some years ago on the Uaw Patch by money donated to the cause from ail denominations, and it was sgreed tbat all orthodox creeds should be given privilege to use iL Recently the Disciple minister from Ligonier made an appointment to preach in the Haw Patch Church, but was refused admittance on tbe ground that bis Church was not orthodox. Eminent divines were called to the defense on both sides, by their testimony, while legal gentlemen of fame were engaged to explain the theological points. The Jury decided the Dieciple Church to be orthodox; so then the Ligonier parties entered suit to obtain a right to me the Church, which case is yet pending. The Commissioners jt K oeci us ko County are making arrangements to compel the draining of Nine Mile Lake. This move will greatly afTct the summer resorts in that vicinity, as well as the villaye of Syracuse, and a lively remonstrance can well be expected from the parties interee tad. The difficulty will no doubt be settled in the Courts. Conaamption Cared. An old physician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands bv an East Indian missionary the formula of a eimpl remedy for the speedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung affections; also, a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make It known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send free of charge, to all who deiire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for Sreparing and using. Sent by raall by adressing with stamp, naming this paper, w. A. 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MONEY AND TOCKi, Lccai BTOcetary affairs are ncchiaged. The de Band ta UiM, tbe supply abundant and the rates easy at regular rates . Haw Tor financial Market. Www Torn. July If. Money 2JJ per cent.; doted at 2. rriaae Mercantile Taper-5X4ö P cent. d Covernmeiit Bonds - Lower for 3s, 4s and 4". Railway Bonds Weak. West Shore first fell off to 72 an1 recovered to 7.1. State ecurUiea Quiet. , The stock market ihowed a general decline in prKs to diy up till the 1 at baM hour, when there was upward reaction cf ?i tol? percent, latter on Pacific Mail, with la per cent, on Äortbern Pacific preferred and mailer fractions on other stocks, market clolng firm at reaction, though ttill shoeing important general decline for tbe day ranging frcui to 2 per cent, on a great majority of stocks, with, greater decllacs on a few, viz.: Manitoba, 5!;, and Memphis and Charleston 3X per out. Beeide thssa the following were the most important net declines for the day. viz: Pacific Mail. 2 per cent.; Canada Southern 2H; Canada Pacific and Denver, 1'., each: Missouri I'acitic. V,; New York Central. 1; Korthwcstcru, 1J: Alton and Terre Haute, 1; Wi stern Union, V; Texas and Paciflc, 1 ; Oregon and Transcontineatal, 1' aad a fraction cu the lenaidndcr f the last. In the last hour K chmond and KmMlle advanced from 57i to SO, ana Yekt ft iut to SSV firm St. Paul, Mluneaptl sud yautota juoted an extra dividend of 2 percent, it Is atiernooj. Central Tactile quo'ei ai extra dividend of S per exit. tiii afieruooa. I'ajrctnt cf tte Western I'nion dividend was la proßrew throughout tbe diy at the Mercintiie TiuH Comram's Mtico, tbe President ot wnicb rays doiiid deposited money for tual purpcs. and t. ii.(i.inibi lo him 1 perfectly lsnl. The mnrket baa totictied a lower poiot tha i at el'ri'r nf tbe two previous perl of d ;p-e;ou cn abcut February 'X and May 21, and It is hi iev011 there is o large short interest outitnn'iing tbat it la reaiontMe to look tor an upward turn so v.i Mime tat rimilar to tbia which ciilrninv.e.1 f u thn hiRhCEt prictsof A,iril liaud iune 1, tven Utta t the view that the reucral coui-m of pricJi fo: mos: tocka would be downward for tue next t-ix months, aa it baa for tne Inst six, there will uece sarily te a reac.ion as on former occasion, aod proDkbiy, as ou former occasions, in proportion t ihe decline. Traneacuons. SS.fö7 shares Delaware, Lsckawannaand Western, 64,tuu; Denver, 13.uu3': line, 21,((U; Kancas and Texas, 6,000; Like horj. 12 COO: Ixuisville and aKhvllle, V!t,0'i:; Missouri l'icinc. 1 1 .c 0: North westerr . ,000; New Jersey t'cntial, 11.(00; New Voiic Ceniml, 21 0JO: N'orttie.n Partie, la.üOti; KeadiPg, IO.loü; st. Paul, Vü.OJü: Tua racific, ll.tOO; I'nion Pacific, 1J.000: Western L'kloa, 2!,oou; Northern l'ciCc preferred, 17.(00 Mining Stocks Very du'l: Chrysolite soil at 11.110; Little PitUbnrg. 7t'Sv,3; Caledonia B. H , 115: Standard Consalidatea, .75, and S-tnora Cooaoiidated, to 'Sic riiles for the day, 10.2J0 sbate. Pipe Line Certificates Active and irregu'R': deelininc from 104,'4 to 10CJ, advancing to l'Ji" and closing on call at 192!A. GOVXEJfKMT IXCXalTIXI. PUrllCK, 10 da.rs.- 5t? per conv ex. IV. 10t fUxnrur. eiaat..... t: rj. & X - . 11Sjyercent. bonU.l0J,H Naw TJ. ,- 11; zTOTi The pnrchaMnfi prloe for Govemoent bonci in Indianapolis vartei troa thai Stl loik Owtatloss HSU per oent. BCKOa. FtgfiC C'l -1 Tenujaee, new 40 OtntPaciso firtti.uli2 Tea. P. land franta t J Kria moiiffi.. ,, 9 I Tex. P. R!o (irande. Lehirh a WtLaa.-.ln Cnlon io. flru-H2 Loumtna ooaoa 6410. P. land grana- .u) i:siot:rira. .1' n.P.lukJnaTinl.ll'J 8t. ice. ... loi i Virginia C. ;:- St. r. k 3, l, onto mll:i'i'VlrrlrilOonoia o7 Tensenea f a. o (Do. detone-v. 'J flMiaxx. rrocxa, adama Xxpreap 1 vi MaahsiUeA Cfcat 61 AUegticuy tectral., 12 8. J.Cuutal. 8 Aitcn Ü Terre U. To f orfnla A W. pl.t.... : i a. a T. u. rid 9:l4 oniiem Pisaio. ; aaerlcan Exprri.. J Do. preferred &'. i Bail., Cedar E. AN- s Northwestern Canada ton them. .V N'orthwentern, pfd..l47 Cmual f acuCa 7i ' New York CenuaL.ll5S Ohcrapcako 4 Ohio. 16 'Ohto Central S:a Da, ort vreierred.. r.Vi Ohto A Minilwirpl-. Si Do. ieocn.1- 2u O. A Mlaa, pfd , lit CtUerRO A A lion ....1 ! Ontario & Weat'n . i'i C. A A. nreieTrcd. 140 'Orecon Tranecoa't'l 7J Oila., ntLAQ IJ Pad Co Mail . 31 CS1.. Et. L. AM, O :'4 p&najna iM C. 8t. L.& Pittsburg 14 Pecrta, Ü. & I - 17i Do pt'd . 4 j I Pittsburg - .......-U Cvn.,taD. A. Clave. 40 I Pultmaa Palace Carl iS'-i O , C, U. A I ' 1 I Keadlnz ftV , Laiiware A üu&-libli Hack iaaud ...in Dei. A Lac !-' 'ät. L. dt Kaa i'raa..- : ) Denver A . (irand. ''4Do. prof erre 1 5JTÜ Krle 3a.'4'Do. first pfd .- Inspieleirod 7 et. Panl . lOt-' Cart TcnsessßO s ;et. Paul rreter.tJ.-lK., Do. pre:emd !5j; St. Paul A Xana l'J"S FwlWjre.. 131 iät.Panl A Omaha-. 45 !)c. i toI erred 9J Tnu Pai'lSi. 31' Harloxa. .1'5 in Union Paclna ., V:D. 8. axprej....... Ot W., e Lu A Paalo. lH Kocyua A Toxaa. Illinois Coati&l I CtaLa, b. A W . iCactas A Texas..... ! Wölls A Fargo I.X.-.1U Laae Erie A Wcat.-. vv, w. D. Telearaoh Ltxc Efccre ..:(&;; central Arloa. L&UTlüedi Naah -nxiKxcelslor Lic, N. A. & Chi... 45 ifioiaetake. McrJ. A ein. ist pfd 10 Dc.aoccnd tfo 5 Mtmp. ACfcarlen n fs Michigan Central. Misceap. A Bt. L.- 20 Ko. crelerred... f 0 llrou (-"ilver , lOnlarto.-.. ! Quicksilver. Do. preterresL. , 35 KODinton. iSUver Cliff... Mlasourt PaclflO .. 3outh Paulflo. MctHe&Oilo-..Il2 IStandird. . at Ollis dl MtftX 112 ISutro Forellen money and Stocka LONDON, July 16. Conaoln, P3 9 16; account. 1C0 11-10. Railway Stocka Illinois Central. i'; Pennsylvania, S'J'i; New York Central, l(J;nc, i.'; Keaamg, V;'. PAK1S. July 1C Rentes. 761 653. COMMERCIAL. yercantlie matters are unsatisfactory. Trade is dull lu every department. Groceries are in better demand than any other class of goods. Prices resaain steady. Produce is weak and supply large. OBAIN. Local wheat market is fiimaranda more active 4 em and exists for both spot and futures. Owing to light arrivals offering i are acirce. Seaboard is from i to c higher all along the line. Chicago at noon was IJc above Saturdiy's quotations. Corn, like wheat, ia firm and in good demand; Inquiries arc confined to cash deliverief, while futures have no friends. Market elsswhere are Ärmer. Oata are firm and in excellent request for local trade. Arrivals light. Hopkins & Co. In review ot the grain trade say: The newspapers have it that c-opa never were tetter, and whatever deficleucy may be In quantity will be counterb 'lanced by Increased acreage. The developments of the threshing machines prove conclusively that all predictions of deficiency are 111 elf to bs verified, and the shortage be aomethlrg of a aurprlae to the bears. The uncertainties of the market, the alarm at recurrins failures and wiletpretd deflation incident to loesea occurred dart eg rtcjnt decline have led many to suppose lower rangs of prices would be established before the grand advance, bat the strength of the last few days has given courage to the bulla, and to-day the wheat and cons pi is have shown unusual activity at advanced rates. A good deal of long stuff was sold on Eastern account, but the market took it all, and at the close cried for more. The afternoon markets show strength In New York and To?edo. On the curb the market! are lie higher all around. We tidnk wheat a purchase on all breaks. Corn mar advanca. in sympathy with wheat, but a full tiop ot corn Las conslderatle weight, and some o our ciutcmers remember of lta becoming very heavyat autumn. Pork may be manipulated, but. any matsrial advance, it la still a sale. "Closing."; Vth't. Tc'nTo "a j PÖrkT i" Lard.- j"Kibe7 Aukust cl 01 j.r.2S ''-i fl3 Ki repi 1 04"; teii-rriu It CO Oct ; 1 00 51H...... i II 10 Year .; 1 0 4C?.i2TK! 13 05 ;s a CO 1$ 7 20 ft 7i I 7 32 I 8 52!' 7 87!j I 8 4-'H 6 61 lott. erain avnd Hat. Flour Patent. 0 OOft 25: fancy, f5 29 M; choice. tSDC(U5 10; family, It 53 at 7i: treble ettra, f3 15l M; double extra, 12 9:j3lQ; extra

2f0sa 75: snperfioe, t2S53JW; tne, 1315(31 20; tonniry, 19vl ou. Wheat W quote: B!L Xikad, Wo. I atrtttww , ... i os . tra So. 2 " -.l C7 - 110

So. 3 15 fin. 2 ' , i OS ' 1 OoX IM 1 1 00 Mixed Bejcled xu:y. . 1 05 M ...... .J 06 " 1 88 Antust Set tens ber JW "110 Corn Ws quote: Ho. a white, No. 3 wäite . ...... Yellow id. Aiae b lack . öo Rich mixed.. MS 4)S 7 AS 40 Mixed. 51 W 47 4" 36 No.2.. Selected L'nmerrhaDUble No grade... .. .. .m ... ... 8onnd eat - 4b Oas We quote. Ho. 2 white 374 Ll?ht lllxed S) MjXCd .wta . sstaws s Rejected 3 ) July . ... . 81 First half Argust...--. 30 38 MS si Beptember 27 ' No. 2 Bye Nom'nal; 10c Ml; roae oaere 1. Bran Steady: filial. Khipstnff 112 bid; 1.0 sellers. Hay Prime timothy, nothing doing, BRITISH 'iRAIN TKM. London, July 16. The' Mark Line Expres3, lu reviewing the Eritl&h grain trade for the past week, says: "The heavy thunder storms and chilly nights have been unfavorslia for crops. Native wheats re generally firmer and dearer. Flour dull. Foreign wheats unimproved, except fine white, which a timer. 'mir to M'areity. Kiuurln :norte supply and tiade alow. Main cueaper Ftily; mixen Ame! ton brought tfi6l: extra htppTn cargoes ort' cot very qilet: euhtetn arrivals, live rale: twelve cargoes wtlb-irawu and uie reina n, cf which one is a California cargo. Sales ot glifh wheat durirg tne week, 3 ,476 quartern, at 4ix 2d per turter, airainst 14 ftrJi Märien, at 3S4 öl, tte corropondltg week lat year." INDIANAPOLIS TTIlOLKiALIS H.IBKEH Dry Oooda. DSCSS FABRICS. Manchstr ?4caKh'm.llc iManch. Momea .16Sc HeBege. J3c Manch.6-4 DeBege.16Sc " iMel'iyre.lSV auch.6-4 Cash'ms.2?'ic " ' -i AmXpclCc Manch. 7-4 Ex. C'h.SOc Atl'ntC Alapacaa,10c AUa'tc 4 B"b..1 2S115C ' a.4 Cashmere.Ho Atla'tcji Brocad.,lWc " 6-4 F.Cajih'mr.rSc AUa'tc Süin.w'l c'in.40i " -4 F.F " -.85c AUatc40 501 Farific Lawn .11c Perthsnlre Lawns fc Lattice. -loo Dunbarhn Lawns.... üc cocbeco Lawns He iManch'er Satins. raiHTe. Ooobeio fancy.- 6Hci American fancy. PaUnc - 6 vv Hamilton fancy. Fimcacn's mourn.-. lc Härtel fancy Iddystone fancy. 6c;Or1ental fancy Arnold ran cj . esc! Allen's fancy Manchester fancy. CKciBerlln aolld . Merrunack fancy 6Kc Harmony fancy. 6C Gc 60 60 6a W errlmacJt shirt.. 6c Dundee fancv. Pteel River faner bc. Berwick fancv 440 Imperial i'1'd bPk 6Hci Victoria aoUd bl'k.. aa Härtel satteens . 7 Ediystone aatteeas-.7 Allen's sxttoen- . 6S;Amold satte eus .7 SSOWS COTTONS. AtlsnOo A be Masfchu9:ts B B- So AUactio H. 7o NaKhua tsccnt City A. 80 (Mystic- River, 7Sc!Peppercll K . 7o iPcpperell R.-. crescent city B-, Orescent City Oappieion a. So IFepperell 8--.-, Clifton C C 0 tic r-e;pereii sGranltvüle E .. C'ciPt-pperell 10-1 Lr-w .... .......... I' 4 J V . . Continental C-. 7ciPeeTleaa 6INaHAMS. Lancaster Piunsett-. , White H'tgoo-.. Pates-. . . New England-. 70 Mlaton drtyw rf 41 i'. Royal drei lyicH.. Kj Uanirew dreea st'l'a 8 83 SO 60 GlesRCW rkahlre. 7S4c Canton drws st'l's. Ho 7V4o Johnson's book ridU'3 7o IJhonaon'a zaoum1249 eienarven ; BLZACHZD COTTOSS. W am sn tta. - lltc Eallardvale. Co N. Y. MlDs l)5ic Cheatnut Htll 6 v: Frnlt of the Loom 9ciEiackstojie A ,A-.- Tc Lonsdale...... - Sc Whl tin villa SS in 7o Farwell 8c IPepporell 8-4 . tii Earker Müla 8 Sc Pepperoll 8-4 20j Lin wood .... 9c IPepperoil 10-4. 2SS Fltchvllle- ... 7c ISlaterv ille S3 la .. eso Hope-. . 7ic Mother Hubbard!- 7So PocassottlP M ü 7 So Sagamore 27 In M So PACiriO MILLS DRS63 OOODS. W Poplin Lustres., Alpaca LoRtres.. a Steel Lustres. t Belee -13 c H Brocatel.. . lt'fi ..leSc 6-4 PopUn OL . U -16Sc 6-4 Cashmare Ex 2lo -11 c G-4 Cashmere AC... .2 'So ,. 12Sc Australian crepe 14c .JiSc.4-4 Cretonne ..... .IPSO .J5o 1 4-4 Percalo.........15o i Cash Bel H Fanclea CHSVIOTS. Amoekeag ,. ..lOSoj Atohama r.latds "So Amockeag plaid .-.HSc! AuRuata plaids.. 7 Sc Wtt'ntch, ex. sto't.K'o lluiss.nla plaldi 7i Whlttentou, B. . (H3 lOreenbrtar piadv 7sc Everett tSc!8ummerv I o Dlaldi -M3 JWfJifcvjrg .......... llo .Ottawa pla Ida CSo Great Eeputlic 7Sc,Newt i'n F'ls plaids 7,o STSVX3TS CBAS3. D Brown. A Brown.. a1 a' v V. ou; 7Sc N Brown.-, -10SJ .140 . fiSc N N Brown., P Brown... 9c.X X Brawa Bleached lo bisher. CaEPIT CHAIR. White. ...180 'Colored CoveTlt. Candle Wick ..20a N'o. 5D0Ot'n YamlOo )o iTwine. .200 ORAia BAOS. Asserlcan . 'Wa I vnukllarllls LewUton. lla IS tart A - 2ia J'10 Tate Grocery Market. Cheese Western Reserve, Jer,ay, jit. cryttai spring. iuc. CoSeea Common. 9S310o: ordinary, 11H USc: lair, 12T(i.Sc: gooJ. lstsi: prims. 14 ai4Sc: etiictly prime, lS.JlSc: choice, 18 lbSc; Old Government Java,2iS -Sc; Arhickle's roated,14Sc: Levering'8,l4,Sc; McLauglilla's, lVc bogars Cut loaf, 10c; powlered, 10c: granulated. 10c; sundard A. 9c; oil' A, STc; walte exua C, 8 vs-4c; Uctt browa, aQ$!4c; common grades, 7j tmc. Molaffes find Bvrupa New Orleans molasses, 45c40Cr; syrup, 8740 per gal. for common to choice. Rice Carolina and Louisiana. 6 17 Sc. 8pices Pepper, IG Sc: alspice, 12c; cloves 25 t RCc; ginger, 20c; cinnamon in mats, 22S25C; nutmegs, 754h'Jc Bait Lake salt, in car lots, fllSSJ; dray lot, fl 20; small lota 10c more from store; dairy, ti 85 3. Starch ReCned pearl, 494Vo vcr lb; Euroka 6c; champion gloss, lump, 7y.ic; improved corn 7X(?8Vc. Salt Fish Mackerel. No. 1 mess, t20 per bbl.; halves, $10; extra mefes.fi't per bbl.; halves. 111: No. 1 mackerel, f 17; halves, is 03; No. 2 mickerei, tU 00; halves, V 50; No. S mackerel to 50910 00; halves.N 75rr: No. 1 white fish half bbls.. Ii 50 37; family whiteOah.halves. SJtO N); No 1 herrl i?. t3((3 50. Codfish Boneless, Jti OOG 50 per 100 bbls Grand Bank, 63kc per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new. II 63 02 15: new Valencia, 828ic; Sultana, 14s: Muscatel ralRlns, two Crown. 12 00s2 25; tnre (Town, 12 652 81. Lemons Messina, 15 50 75. Oranges, t7fO. Prunes Bohemian, 6'.(30c; new Turkish, twas;c: Sultana do, 8c; currants. 6S 7c: new figs, 20c. Dates Matts, 7Sä,S'!: fard in 10 lb. boxes. 15a Peanuts, raw, Tennessee. 9 lOc: Virginia, llUc; Wilmington, 8S2; roastad, 12c. Canned Goods We ouote: Tomatoes, 2 lbs, 953 fl 00; 3 lbs, f 1 16S)1 25; Peaches, 2 lbs standard, tl 60fll 75; K lbs, tl IO32 25; seconds, 3 Ids, l 65 31 75; 2 lbs, tl 40.1 45; Pie Peaches. 3 lbs, tl 1 i5 1 20: 6 lbs, ri 2042 25: Blackberries, 9ic(3tl 00: Strawberries, fl 2uai 25; Kanberrtea, fl 75 1 85; Cherries, red, tl 70J1 75; wh::e, 3; btiinr Beans, tl 10 20; Green Peas. Marrowiat, fl 20,1 25: Early June, tl 401 50; Yarmouth Corn, tl 40: Mountain Sugar Corn, 11 40: Polk, 2 Iba, 11 1$ 1 20; Polk, 3 Iba, fl MVql 60; Mackerel, fl 65 1 60: Pineapples, 1 752 25; Salmon, lib. tl 70 far 90; Lobsters, 2 Iba. f2 75; Tumbler, Jellies, tJ0c; Cove Oysters. 1 lb. light weUat. 65aj70c: 1 lb, full weutht. II 10(31 20: 2 Iba. llrht weight, II 25; 2 lbs, full weight, f 1 90(32 ; Sardines, French, W. fl 75 per doz; American, fl per doz: Apples, S Iba, f 1 10; 6 lbs, 12 50&2 60; gallon, 12 60 2 60. The Frodnee Haxsn. Efrg812c; (losa ofT) selling store 13c. Butter Cieamerv, select, 23(9?5c fancy, 2 Ort 2?o: choir. 16fll7c. Dairy, selected, 14Jl6c; choice. 12140. Country, choice, 810o; low grade, 87o per lb. looltry Hens. 12o per Ib.: spring chick ens, 14c; roosters, old, 60: turkeys, toma, 10c; bens, 11c; geeso, 5 40; ducks, old,, f3. reatheis Prtme geeae, 55c; mixed, 20125a; Old faathera, WÄ200. Rags 1 Sc. Wool New unwashed, good order, 23c: tubwasbed. dean. 85c; burred and cot ted, 16918c Wtol now being received Is in good order. Tcgetahles and Frslta. BesEs Chcice ntvy, 12 25 J2 60; medlais, f2 10 2 25 marrows; 12 G03J2 75 New l'outoes-fl 0:al 25perbtl. Apt lea Choioe.2 53 50 pr obi. as to quality. Xrlen apples Ava poraid, liec; ooauata dried 8fcS"reaches Green. fl2 5T2 03 per M bu. boxes; dilcd peaches, halve. S''-c; eVKtiorated. lGc Cabbage New, fi 7533 por crate; tl 2ial 53 per bbl. Fanacas fl ECQt. leas 75c percste. Veo 75c(l 00 ierhu. boxes. Tomatoea per .m bu. atmeloDs-f2C4'i5. Cnlcxi-t';lj3 5uper tbl.

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BawKet. Balew era the preaent lohUnc pnoes: Bank' fl If sat B. o, lianu: Ten ana 11 pounds a-., isse: is pounds av., iso; i pounds, y U?ps i pvanoa av.. lTHo. 1 ibskTkJt Paoon 13; should ra, et OalV foitla haras, bacon ctaar slCsa, lOSc; da backa or bei ilea. 10 J; srloed roll. o. Dnca Be-20t: do. (H. Porter A Co.'), lTo. Pickled Meao Extra mess port, par bbc. aoo Iba-tie 00; bsm pork, per bbL 200 loa., fl6: bean pork. pertbL. 200 lb.. V0 W. Family beef, f 19. Lard Keula tendered leal, in uercea, 10S4I in ball barrel, lie trg's-fccuctiJincrti Bonelesa Ham 12c Fresh Pork Tenderloins, 93. Fieh Spare Ribs, 6c Bausata Meat 6c Iron and Steel Market. N Barlron C2.s rates; noop Iron, as.20 rates; Norway and Swede iron, ecratee; horse ahoeuon, 8 So, Horte Shoes Burden A Perkins', per keg, ft bO; male shoe. II per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nails Nonhaestern, Ulobe, and Fntnam, per box. S4 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb., 140 spring; ruel, 6v. tire steel. 4c; toe calk steel, 5c : macnln erystoel.6es& Nalls-tS 10. Loattaer, Hide and Tallow. . Hemlcck sole, 2133c; cak sole. 35fl40c; Penn Ivn.ia barueM leather, 3i($40c; harne leather, 30aShc; bridle leather, per dor., fö0&72; domestic kip. Myrtle: French kip, K?c(atl 20; domestic call. 8CiS?l 10: French calf.fl 101 90. Hides Green hiaes, 7c; treen calf. 10c; gTeen salud. rf-Xc; green aalted calf, 12$12Sc: dry Cint, 12V c; dry salted, lfc per lb,; damaged, grubby ( r bull, two-thirds the above prices. Tallow Prime, 77c. Greaac Brtwn. 5ä5Sc: white. 7(3Sc Drue Market. ' Alcobol, 12 2T2 80; calomeal, 75c(?l 25; camphor 3li33c: cochiLel, 6l70c: chloroiorra, 80(tc; rum eplcra, t4 30(3 1 5o; indigo, fl&.3; msrpnine, 13 4':i C6. Oils Cas'or, SI i.xl 3i: sweet ,;!. yoo !ai 75: olive oil, tl t0(W3; berk'ioiot (janderaoi's), (2 fC3: lemon (Sanderson's), f2 50,i2 7.5 Quinine, P. & W., fl is'xal 90: cinohonidia. 90(5ic American tl-carb. soda, 4öc; RugPsh da,5S'! (c. Snuff-Garrett's v-cz. pucks, jlOO per doi"; 4 rx. tot ties, f3 Ctlr-crdcz. Flovc's sulphur. 4 '.i TnipenUre. 4H3c Euglish ver. red. bv bbl., 25c; lets quantities. 8lic Iodine. f2 60-jl 75. Iodide r-oaKb, f 1 65 Clove , 2St.iKc. Rhubarb. 90c t. 25. V ludow glass, 60 and 20 per ceut. ; d jubld. 70 and 10 per cent. cff. Bflscellavneoaa Markets Oils We quote: Unseed, rav, 5lc; boiled, 57c: lard oil, 75Q'J5c; miners' oil. üoOc; lnbrtcitln oil. 12C4JAC; straits oil. 50;5c: oenzine, lOJMc; real oil, Indiana lesral test, llSc; 150 deg. test, LVc; water white, 150 deg.. 15c. Hkner8'SurpHs We quote: lest charooal tin, I C. 10x14. 14x! and 12x12, f7 0.i per box; I X. 10x14, 14x20 and 12x12, JJOJ rer Ikx; I C, 11x2. roofing tln,j 50 per box; I C, 20x2s, fill; blocs tin. ia pigs, 2fc; iu bars, 23c. Iron-27 ti ir.m. 4 5 c: 27 C iron. 6Sc; Moorehead galvsniieed, 3 per cant, discount. Saeet xinc, 7StVipper bottom. 2So. Planished cowjar, 30 Soltier, 15,alhc Wire, 4j per sent. offlisL 1TEEKLV LIV "TOIjä BEPOKT. Repcrtcd by Fort te Jouuou. General Commisfcloa Salemea of Live ttock. J Union Stock Yards, July 17, 13. Cattle S'nce our last leport tha offerings of catCe have been units liberal. Oa account of the decline in salt meats, there has been a decline of 25c to 40c on butcher cattle, whlla shipping grades are about steady, all changing hands readily. Exports, 1.400 to 1.6001b 5 505 C5 Oood to choice 1 200 to 1,3?) Ids steers . 5 O .S 4 Ccmmon to fair 9 0 to 1.150 Ihr ...... Stockeis. 600 10 M) lbs Got d lo choice c.jws and heifers., Ft-ir to medium cows and nt iters.. Common cowsani bPi'e.. Veal caltes, geed dt maud. 4 4041 0 3 25 4 OXu.1 75 8 WV3 75 2 00v 7-5 4 756 75 3 bMiH 00 2 2.V3 2.5 Bulla, good to choice Bull, common to fair Milch com s at.d calre 25 OJlj 00 lUgf Fectip's, 17Ö0J head; shipment, 7,521 head. Quflity good. Ths market opeued active at lb ut )eeitrday's piiccb. Trade rulei firm to thetlofe. Mectllsbt $.5 r Medium 10 heavy 5 i05 30 Cttcincn to goKl mixed .- 00;' 2" T gs and roughs 4 001 50 Sheer The orTorijigs cf sh n t-lnco oar last rerort have beei literal and cf fair quality. Bat few heavy trades coming in; If here would sell resin at top quotations. Eastern advices are a shade lower. Gocd to choice, 120 lbs and r.pward, car lotF 51 SOi 0 Or d 10 choice, 110 to 115 lbs 3 yo-m 2 Fair to medium, 0 to9J 1oj 3 4).5 71 (kirr mrn . 2 501 A) Bucks (p r heid) 2 o;oi M Iimbs, grd tucnoioe . 4 25 ä 1 7 Lau. Is, cue in jn lo fit' 3 501 0J t.liiritr. KANSAS CTTY, July 1C The Live Stock ladles tor ie?orts: Cattle--Rectipts. 1.103 head. N.i jrod native s eers on sale; na ive cows. f2 00 ji; griss Texan mers -S5 lb . ?3 65. Hog-Receipts, l,:X0heal. Market higher; range at .5 I0&r so. Sheep Receipts, none. Natives averaging 124 lbs. sold at 13 70. CHICAGO, July 16 The Drovers Journal reports: HKB Receipts. 11.C00 nead; hlpments, 4.000 head. Market bri'k: 10c higher; mixed, 1 833 5 20; heavy, 5 15,35 20; light, S3 23i; skips, fj 10(1(4 70. Clised weak. Catue Keceintn. 8.001 head: aMnmenta. ICY) head. Uood to choice stronger; otbers weak: exDorters, 5. of40; good to choice ship ping. 15 4 5 65: common to medium, tl 505 25. Sheep Receipt. SiO heart: 6hipm?nt. 3wnfa1. Mfwkct steaCy: inferior to fair, fl VO&i 20; good, 3 73: thoice.;54c5 10. A Journal petil cable from Liverpool represent the market steadr: goodtocboic? American fleers, 1H&10S dres&ed; good to chice sheep, H7(ji8. ST. LOUIS. July 16. Catile Receipts, l,8J0heid; shipmi nts, IM bead. Uood demand for all grades; tslr exports, f5 7rfa5 9 : good to choice shippers, 15 4(35 65: good to light to fair, f I 8:4 25; grod cow s and belters ttl 5); good grass Texans, Hg 4 f 0; common IS 50-'i 75. Phcep Keceipta, l.tOO heaa : shipments, 250 head. Fair demand; very common to fair, 2 501 0; toc-d 10 Choice. 13 75S i 50. IIcr Better but not active; best Yorkers, f 50 06; mixed packing, 11 0c; butcher. $" 10, 5 40. Reclepta, 3,40 head; shipments, 1.4U0 head BALTIMORE, July 16. Beef Cattle Market slow; tops igO off; other grades lie; very best, 16 87S'') 25; first quality. 14 76(5 75: medium, UCA1 w'i; ordinary, f:;33 50; moat sales from fl 75 to 15 75; receipts, 1,36 head. Swine-Fair supply; moderate demand; receipts, 5,017 head; quotation. 7 258 75. Sbecp and Lambs Receipt. S 850 head; quotations, sheep, 13 Ö0Q3 25; lamb. fö6 50. BUFFALO. July 16 Cattle Receipts to-day, I. 7(0 head. Market dull and lower: extra steers, fö 75Q5 03: good thlppers. $.5 2v5 60: fair t- medium, fl 10(35 10: mixed butchers', S3 8.51 65: Texans and Cherakees, 14 101 40: fat bulls, U 25 5; stockers, Z ',i(a 50. Sbeep Becetpts, 4 800 head: market quiet and unchaigtd. fair to good clipped, flQl 75; choice to fancy, tl f5ft5 25. Hess-R( ceipte, S.SC0 head; total for the week tbna far, 10.(00 head; same time last week, 10.&X) bead; corsigucd through, 35 cars; market dull.' gcod to choice Yorkers, to 6035 75; mediums and 1 eavy, f5 405 50; pifs, f 1 75($5 35. NEW YORK, July 16. Beeves Receipts for two Cajs. 4.7&0 bfad. making a total cf 11.76J head for the week. Western steers, f5 30(95 75 per cwt. live weight; native steeis. general sales 15 606 60; Texas teers, f4 C034 80; Colorado, 5 80; exrort for the week. 2,020 head live cattle, 1.730 ead live sheep, 7,650 quarters of beet, 350 carcbjks of mutton. Sheep Receipts, 14 680 head, making a total of 41.880 bead fur the week. Sheep steady atfi 6: 1 r to choli e lambs, dull at SCSlc lower; tt 7 50; few choice sold at $7 75. Hogs Receipt, 7,000 head, makln; a total of I I. 050 lit ad for the week. None offered alive. QXJTEBAI. HAKKIT8. Produce Market. NZW YORK, Jnly 16. Cotton Quiet at 13 10c; fatures'steaoy; July, 9 9ic; August, 9.90c; September, 9.91a; October, 8.75c; November, 9.66c; lecember. 9 68c; January, 9.76c: February. 9.87c; Ma'ch.990c; April, 10.10c; May, $10.21. FlourDull and unchanged; receipts, 1.900 bbls.; exports. 4,700 bbls. Wheat-Cssn )3c and options ltaikc higher: receipts, 1.52,00 bu.; exports, 10.3,VOObn.; No. 2 rpriDg, II 19($1 19S: No. 3 do., f 1 08S: uncraded red, fl(31 15: elevator No. 2 red, tUOculllS: Nc-2 do., tl l.".S: f- o. b.t fl 15 elevator; u"gTaied white, tl 0231 03; steamer, No. 2 do., 85c: No. 1 do.. Detroit, fl 3i No.2 red, July, rales of 40.CC0 bu. at fl 12; August, sales of 576,010 bu. at fl 14S&1 15S, closing at fl 15: September, sales of 2,152.000 bu. at fl 16S 1 If-Ji, clofing at fl 18: October, sales of 928 COO Lu. at f 1 lS-ftl 20, closing atfl 20; November, Mlescf 141,000 bu. at f I 20 91 21S. cluing at II 214- Corn Cavh lo lower, options, 'SSc tetter, closing firm; receipt, 278,000 bu.; ext.iru, 131.0CO bu.: ungraded, 50,59c;No. S. 52c, steamer. 67c: No. 2, 67Ht7Cc; No 2. July, cluing at f.9c: August. 605461 8f, closiüij at 6llc; Septembtr, 64C462c closing at 62Ma: Octoler, GilirGM(C. rlociiig at 63Vic. Oau 4 Sc lower; receipts. 81,0(0 bu. ; expert, 5 OC0 bu. ; mixed. 33j 44c; white, 4401 5c. Hay Dull and weak. CoiTee 1'iulsi.d unchanped Sndr Firm: etr O. 7,S 7V'.: while extra C, 7c: off A. 8sS": mild A. -"! Sc; standard A. 08? Jc: oalectlouers' A, ';HC;cJt loaf and cruched, 9's39Sc; powderel, !iS(diJ:;c; cite. 9!. Petroleum Lower; ual'-ed, c; nfined, 7S"Sc Tallow Dull and weak at 7e. Rosin-Quiet. Turpentine -Dull at 37c. Kirro at luVc Pork Quiet and Stronger; 1 w mess, f 15 5.i((Sl.5 75; options, nominal. Beel Quiet and uncharged. Cutmeats -Nominal at

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Wheat Ia fair demand and pricn higner;.st OlS September; 0'i Stc: No. 2 red, fl 06. Corn-Higher: 53Tc caah; 633 6S1cJnly:52f;va52Sc August: 52352-5 September; 61H51;,-4C October; 4r?4C year. Oata Dull and heavy; SSACcaah; 33V4 337-5 July; 2STie August; 27ic Beptember; 27? c year. Rye Eler at &5;c. flax Seed Firm at fl 41. Pork Demand active: closed higher; flJ 80J'3 KS cash and July: ft3 9013t2 Aogust; fl4 10Q14 12,S September; 114 2tk14 22 October; f 13 613 10 year. Lard Moderately active and bieber: 18 60 cash and July; fs 628 65 Auiust; 18 7li'gs 80 September; 18 8:5 Octobtr: 3 42-ftS45 year. Bulkmeats In fair demand : abonlders. J 2.5; abort rib, 17 15; short clear. f7 65. Bstttr-vulct and uncharged. Eggs Steady at USloc Freights Urn to Eufiulo, 2c Receipts Flour, 7.500 nbla ; wheat, 10 tOO bu.; corn. 235 000 bu.; oats. 151,000 tu.; rye. 3 6t0bu.; bailey, l.TDObu. Shipment Fkur, 5.5C0 bbln; wheat, 52,000 bu.; com, 24S,0O0 bu.:oats, 90.000 bu.; nre, 1,000 bu.; barley, LOX) bn. PHILADELPHIA, July 16. Flour Quiet; Minnesota extras. 15 25c6: Pennsylvania family, t5: Ohio, 5 5f6; inter pa'ent. to tOtl 50; Minnesota patent. 10 57. Rye ilour tuiet at $3ffl. Wheat Stronger; No. 1 red, elevator, fl 17ui 117S; No 2 red. Hack, tl 15; No. 2-red, elevator. I115S; No. 3 red July, SI 10 4 1 11: steamer red July. 1 10: No. 2 red Julr. f 1 15Sl 16; Äugest, l 1.'?41 16; September. (1 17S(81 17S: October, fl 1 S(41 19- t orn Options opened higher and closed barely steady for car lots: higher coined scarce and lu good demand at fully 3j hther; low colored dull; No. 3 low (mixed. 5':;5Jc; ho. 3 high mixed, 62c: steamer white, 5nf,":aaii blch mixed, 6'2c; sail mixed July. Ki'iJc; Auf ust, H(&6tc; September, 62raC2',c: "octaber, 6VÄ 61SC Oata-Quiet but steady; while. 4I315VProvifions Dull. Beef-Mess, fit 5015: ludla mcM f. o. b . 121. Pork New mess, fl63l7 50; prime mess, fl5 5T(ai6 5C; hams, smoked, ti3 50 4 14 &U. Lard Mrm; city refined, fiO; steam, t3. 9 25. Butter-Qu et and barely steady at8(323c. Fggs Flim at i'J,g2!c. Cheese Quiet; creamery, 8. 9c: fair togi,d. 7Sc. l'etrolium Dull at f-JiC. Receipt' Flour, 1.100 bbls.; wheat, fc.800 bu.: coin, 25,100 bu.; oats, 2,530 bu. Shipments None. P ALTLMORJE. July 16.-Flour Quiet and ste5y; II-ward ireei ani Western suirrine, $di 75; eir, i4 .a. neai oestern, inactive an dull and nominal; mixed spot and .In It, 5i3"i'Sc; Augutt. 5ti(460c: September, eiHCl'c Oau Firm: Western white, 4417c; mixed, 41315c, Rye Easy at 62iCc Hay Higher and firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania anl Maryland, 13J Id. iTovislons Dull, heavy and low r; m? port, f 16 50. Bnlkmeate Shoulders and cltar rib tides, pecked, fJS 60. Bacon Shoulders. S 75; clear rib sides, la 50. Hams til 7j&10. Lard Kifined, 110 75. Butter Dull; Weitem, packei.8 16c; creamery, 18(jt23c Eggs pteady at 16a!7c. letrolcum Firmer for crude: refised, dull at 7S, . Coffee Ijier and dull; Kto cargoes, ordinary to fair. 8S39XC Sugar-Firm ; A soft, bn. l.eco bu.; lye. aOi bu. Hblumeaa Wheat. y7,0"o bu.;oorn. 14.000 bu. bales Wheat, 260,000 bu.; corn, 5,000 bu. BT. LOUIS. July 36. Flour Dull and uncharged. Wheat Opened lower, bJt advanced; No.2 red. 105 1 COS oah: fl 06(1 07S July: tl06':107 Aaeust; fl 071 08' September; fl lStdlltfiOcu.ber: flliS'ö.UlS November; l t;-Hal 16 year: No. 3 r-d. Jictl 06S- Cjrn Quiet and about steady ; No. 2 red. 4(;,4'44Sc cah ; 47,t,347Hc Aig'iFt: 4v4c September; 4V4iJc Ocoier: 4-.oUTkC year. OuU-blow: 3ic oil ca(.h;S2vft3.Jvj July; 263 Aug'Ut; 2371 yeur Ryt HiKber at 4ha(31.ic Buluy No market. Lead-Quit tt i) torn Meal Firm at f2 60. Butter snd Eggs Unchanged. Provisions Very slow; only peduilLiK trade done. Reie'pts Flour, 4,tt 0 bbls. ; wheat. 77,0t 0 bu. ; corn, 51,000 bu. ; mu, 8 0t0bu.; rye. none ; barley, none. Shipments Flour. 5 0C0 bbls.; wheat, 31.000 bu.; corn, 135,000 bu.; oat, l.coo bu.: rye. none T barley, nono. MNCINNAT1. July 15. Cotton tjutet at 9'c Flour Firmer; family, f-l 60Q1 00; fancy. f3 2i4 c'.5. Wijeat Acuve. firm auu ticuer; No. 2 rod, new. fl C4S(31 05; pot, fl 0SS ptcmbfr; leceipts, 7,500 bn. : ship racial, i.hOO bu. )rri Quiet but rirai at 52c. Oat Dull at 30''Vi7c Rye-Firm at 51c Fori Firm at $15 Lard rtra end higher at tS 332$40. BulkmaUs 6troni;?r, shoujueia, $6 50: cl-.r rib, t7 51. liicon st l v; shoulder. 7 75; clear ill-. Is 75; .lca', i;. Butter Heavy; choice Western reserve, 15-; choice tcn'ial Ohio. 12c. Linseed Oil Ia fair demand at 53540. Hog Sttaly and firm ; Jnoiimon and light. t 255 60: parting and butchers', tl h5x5 y). receipts, tl,:00 head; shipments, 8 JO head. LOULSV1LLF. July 10 Cotton Dull and nominal. Flour Steady and uncha-ged. Wheit tjuiet but steady: old red. tl new, Wj. tkrn (uiet bnt tirm ; No. 2 white. 513; No. 2 mixed, 52c. Cats Steacy; mlxd Western, C3c. Provisions Ouiet; rr.e pork, 115 50. Bulkmeits-Shoullers, f(c; dear lib. ; Jc; clear, 8c. Bacon Shoulders, t7 25: dear rib. IS 37S: Cear. fx Hams Sugarcured, f 13. Lard Kettle, f 12. TOLEDO. July 16. Wheat Firm; No. 2 red, catb. fl 10 bid. fl 11 ked; July. 11 lO1; Aagust, tl U fccpiember, fl 13'4; Ocaobcr, fl II; year, $1 10: January, fl V.-1. Cora Du'l and nominal; No. 2, Jnly. olc Oa s Dull and noralna'. Ke- t ceipts wheat. 8,000 bn.: corn. 17.00J bu.; ont.. 2,000 bu. Shipments Wheat. 3.000 bu.; corn, 42.CuO tu. ; oats, neue. MILWAUKEE. July 16. nour Dull and nom-I-.sl. bei-IxciUU ard higher; No.2 Hiliikte. fl: Jnly, fl: Angust, l Cli ; September, fl C4; Oct ber. il OjS. Corn No. 2 a ahida Eimpr. at 5l"fcc: riew, 4',?: iejpced. 4)C- Oata J-jisler; No. a. 33. J. Hye Uiill and nominal; No. 1, ö),c. Barley Neglected. Provisions liifher. Mets Pork 513 !i cash and Aug'tKt; fl4 15 September. Lard Prime steam, 8S8)SepU inter. Hops Higher at fl 9Jc'd3 25. Freights -Wheat to BuflVo, 2c. Receipt Flour, 11.0)1 bblB.; wheat, 22.(00 tu.; corn, 1.500 bu. dhlo-raciitt-Flour, 11 OOObbla.; wheat. 1.200 bu.; corn, none. KANSAS CITY, July 16. Wheat Receipts, 9,003 bu.; fhltmects, 10,' uv bu aJaiket firmer; No. 2 red fall, 8Sc bid cah; 8S-H?X'5 Julv and August; 81S 0s'.ty4c September. Corn Recel pit, 12.O00 bu : Ehlpment8, 12.0C0 bu. Market hither: äccash and July ; 30-; s: August. Oats Dull; 33c cash. LIVERPOOL, Jnly 16. Cotton In moderate derasr.d at 5 7-lt. ,5 S-lGc; rales. 8,000 bales; speculation .and extort. 1.C00 balee; American, 6.750 bales. American clover seed. nominaL Beef Extra India roes. 87s. Linseed Oil -20j 6d. Spirit! Turpentine 2is. OSWEGO, July 16. Wheat Stiady. CornQuiet. Cot too. NEW YORK, July 16. Cotton The Evening Post says: lhere was an advance of 4 to 2 KUc at first call in prices. Future deliveries brought in many willing sellers of long cotton, especially Acgutt delivery, and led to a decline from the highest pcint of 7-tOOc for September, 10 to ll-looc for Autußt, 9-100c for September and 5 to 2S-100; for the remainder cf the lh-t. At the third call August brought 10c: January, 9.77c: March, 9.90c; Vsy, 10 IOC. B ds were refuted ol 9.9c for July, 9.1Cc for September, 9.76c for October. 9.67c for Xovember, 9.6uc for December. Futures closed steady atC to 3-lCOc lower than Saturday. Spot cotton quiet and I-I63 lower: middling upland, I0c Sale. 400 bales lcr export, 82 bales to spinners and 200 bales delivered on contracts. Dry Oooda. NEW YORK. July 16. Dry Goods There has been considerable business reached though varied Inquiry but chiefly fcr seasonable fabrics with staple cottoDB more or leas neglected; canton Hansels, ladles' wool suiting and sackings, blankets and flannels have bad more or less inquiry with many selections haviner followed. Agents have made price of Fall River canton flaanela a follows: Fall River brown II. ftc: G. 7H": F, TAf. K, 8e: D. 9Hc; C, 9c; B, lOKSUc; X. 13c: XX. 15: U N.7kc; F N, 7?ic: J i 7c; bleached being from 1 to lxc higher according to quality. Whisky. BALTIMORE, July 16 -Whlsky-fl 16t3l 17. BT. LOUIS. July 16. Whisky tl 14. cmCAGO, July IG.-Whlikf-Stcidy and unchanged. CINCINNATI, July 16 Whisky-Quiet atfl 13. Ulis. ANTWERP, July 16. Petroleum 17f. BRADFORD. Pa.; July 16. Oil Crude oil weak and lower: total runs Saturday and Sunday. 74 520 bbls.; total shipments. 65 697 bbls.; charters, 46,68 bbls; clearances, 8.276,000 bbls; United Pipe Line certificates opened at f 1 04S and closed at tlOiJi; highest price, tl O-sJ; lowest, fl oo;, A prominent fanner and one who is generally well postei, told us the other day tbat the wheat crop in the! section would cot yield one bnehel where there were two last year. The acreage is not n6ar so large as last year, and tbe wheat, he says, will not show up to expectation!. The wheat is now being cut. Corn is doing reasonable well. LawrecctbuTg Iletister. The Auditor of Laporte County Is unable to loan out the school fund under the conditions the present law requires, and as a result that County is compelled to pay interest to the State for all .money not loaned. We contended for a lower rate of interest, and a majority of tbe Counties were able to loin tbe fucd at 8 per cent., so no change was road. The (und in all loaned in thia County. Columbia City Poet.

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