Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 29, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 October 1883 — Page 8

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EHE INDIANA STATE SENT1NEU TVEDNESDAt OCTOBER ,24. 1883.

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i Prepared from Select Fruits lhat yield the finest Flavors Have been used for years. Be tome The Standard Flavoring Extracts. None cf Greater Strengtlu None of such Perfect Purity, Always certain to im part to Cakes, Puddings, Sauces, the natural Flavor of the Fruit ItAJCUTACTtTHUD BY STEELE & PBICE, Chicago, 111., and St. Louis, Mo., hhn la la, Vaaal 0. Or. rrt a C aaa B Ja . aaS Itr. Vlfcw'a Etlaa PwrfBBM. aVZ MAKE NO SECOND CRADE GOOD 3 ZOHA BURNS' SLAYER. Jiew Upht Thrown Upon the Uucoln Horror. i). A . Carnrisler. a. AVcaIHiv Mprchnnt f That Citj, Charged With Co ni mit tin the Crime. Tb Dead Girl's Letters to Her Hoosier Lever Military Protection for the Accused. ZORA BTRNS' .MURDER. Ane.l fif Her Former Wealthy Kmployrr, O. A. Carpenter, Charged With Coatmitting the Crime. Lrxxiu, Iii., Oct. CO. Zora Burns, who hit't been employed as a domestic in the family of O'Brica A. Carpenter, a prominent and wealthy residoatof His city, was founl dead near the outskirts of the eily one week ago, her body bearing all eyWl.meofa desperate murder Her thront bi been eut from ear to ear: her skull crnied In and fcer arms bore evidence that ebc liad had a funoui trnsgie with Icr ass.iiiant. Ever since the ditofry of ler body tne cntirij community has aided detectives in the search for her murderer. It was learned she bad. been engaged to n J0BD2 farmer named Dukes, and suspicion voided somewhat toward him. but the past two ljiys the ihain of apparently criminating circjinlitnres has been wound around her former employer, Carpenter, which resulted ia hlf arjdst this aitersooa, I.yl'Va dcl - tnat 2orft Lai Jeft tia crop öy i Tiv retorned to the home oi her r . In a vi Hare near Lincoln, and on the day preceding the death caine to the city and paid tisit to Carpenters othce, remaining with him an hour alone, lie was the only peroii she visited o far aa known, while here. An to too nature of her visit Carpenter related a story, plainly denied y facts subsequently disclosed, it was also di4ve red tliat the dead girl was enceinte, and the testimony of various parties leaded to show be had supplied tho girl with money and bad written her various letters. A bur-tender of the Nolto House her; tf tilics ttnt Carpenter purchased from him tall a 7jt of whw-kv on the da of the iaar.t:r. Au exajiiinotlon of Carpenter's ongjy lo-day d:sc)03vl that the CiisM.Vl.l'ncs ftnd shafts wers marked with blood, and on this discovery a warrant was immediately sworn out for his arret was lollonH to Jail by a lar:o and excited erowd. The accused is credited with beinjr the wealthiest re-iderit, t( Lincoln, onins a lar'e grain elevator here, a farm near tlie city and oth it property, lie baa a wife and two daughters. Mio,nr.u. 111., Oct. 2a Tbesherid" of Lo?na County this afternoon applied to the Governor for I- to call on the military to assist him in maintain in? peace and lo protect the life of theaupfioted murderer of Zora J'.nrna. The Governor iiirctcd the her IT to nse civil process arjd a at make -all for the military except hj a last resort. 1.i'li, O v. -jo. The city is quiet, and now that Carpenter is under arreM there is a revulsion el feelin in his behalt But ii certain clues now in fnllowfxt by the detectives ahould tend to testen the Rnilt more certainly on dtrpnter, then the presence of the military might prove essential in rrcvcntinj a lyncbios. A . TmIK. With Dufcea The Ieal Citri' letters. Eooifstt, Ind.. Oct. 20. Additional iacts bave been obtained relatiujr to the murder of Zora Knras. oar(; Thomas Dukes was Visited to-day. lie it the one otpectea of Zora's murder, and lives with bia UlUer, Andrew Dukes, who resides tlx wiiles soatliwest of Kewauna, Ind., in Wayne Township, and is a man whose reputation for honesty and upright character ia beyond question. He is unfortunately the fatner .oi several sons, all jf whom are known throughout the entire neighborhood as Lard nats. When the old gentleman wee Informed that an Interview was wanted with Iiis ton Thomas relative to the murder of Zora turni be evinced come uneasiness, and said that a wanted to be present at the interview. Accordingly tbey started in search of Thomas. They Jrove down the road to a vacant bousj. Theyounx an an was fonnd some distance back of the house in patch ot underbrush. Upon being interrogated m to wnether he bad been seeping company with Zora Burns he answered in the affirmative. When told that she bad been murdered be said i feat be bad received a telegram the day before lating- that sue waa wounded, but that he did not knew that there was anything serious. Ha said he knew she was pregnant, but a few minutes afterward be dented all know led ee of th4 same, lie produced the two letters, which will appear hereafter. II remarked that he had other letters but wooid not produce them. Daring the lnterwiew tbe yoeng man feigned great unconcern, but It was evident be was considerably disturbed. It is MVd that be remarked upon receipt of the telegram infonuinx him of the murder of Zora Bnms that be would not go to Lincoln for the iute of Indiana The following is a copy of the letters reerred to bever fct. Ewo. IlL.Sept. ?, l&a Deae Tommy: Your letter received the 8th, and was glal to hear from eo. 1 am flad you are all well, as this leaves me at present. 1 came borne last Monday. 1 will be jtere about two weeks yet. then 1 have a Job of ewing that I must do. It will take me five weeks at least, so you need not come after me until von get ready, as I am in no burry. I bought a nice ewinc machine It is a daUy. Bnt 1 have bad mb bad luck. I was helping to Ret it oat of the tooroy. toe borse began lo kick, and my machine fell awd came near killing me. It will cost Si to et it fixed. am very busy. I will make some iuUis Ii I have time, but if I don't sjet time I will bay some blankets. I have a good feather bed, and then 1 will have such a warm bed-fellow to sleep wlih his winter. 1 will have plenty of sheers and everytiiirig In that line, and money to buy our arpeC Yon think I bave been loafing. I have not. My brother gave me a black aila dress; it ot t. lie bas gone to Colorado. Will teaca eriool this winter. Ob 1 1 will be so happy, darlln?. when we get in eur quiet home. It has been so lonely ainolsaw yon. It seems like years instead of months. My iellew left for Kansas, lie said he would give the wprM tt be could lake me with him, mod asked me If 1 eould Hi be his wife. Iauswered luat I waa fromifcd to anoti er. . lie isajood f -How, and I think a great deal of him, too. and I will be his friend as lotur ax 1 live. 1 hope you will not feel UaJoui over the matter, but I ant yours if you want me. But go with aay ciri yoi like until yoi eoue for me. then I want yoj tortay at home wiu me. J will do all I can to mate yo'J happy. " I Icj1 so cue r. I I a that jomelhir.g will happen je f so ppuil o ü Uppine I'exhspa it is a gaper-

etitiou idea of mine. I hope cvcrylV.n:? wi.l be 11 me hi. but if not. I w Used lo 'l:sxprxiiitnv..nn. Lot i owe what will. I will try and e -onte-te'l. Now write as won as you set toi, and a ions !t!rr. (orUm lon iy srn c iuy brother has gOne West. Mr iove amd the lest of irood wisiks fur you, nyi'kar. Goodly, '.tsevcr, Zor.i E;-rn" 's-t. riM. ill. Ort. l. Dear Titoma: Yo.tr welcome leucr eamo some time bo. I would havn written you long npo. but supposing froin what you mv that your time is so precious with thegirls von can't take urac to write to in; I hnye found out that you tr.ro nothing lor me at alt. You think I ten work and that is ail I am rit lor. Su. Ihoma. 1 am coing to talk business, iou said when tou left l ere you wo'iM come the it of October. " ou are doim just like you did I il alldisappointing me. You kuow I hate dlsip:vintK.ii..!. Now l em c'.'tLTiMir-l wl l yl are coming, tö c-jhic "vtoher 15. 11 i'O'i .n't then you need net come at ali-J iiäaa väe-!if il youdon't .Qine the 1 Ah J wüi atari tlie 17th for K-uo Centre, isas.. where 1 will mase uiy future home Now, Tonuuy and I love you and won'd tty to make you happy, bnt I don't aut to wait until it's mow all tlie time ani o cold to f'.x up the house, o the girl that is grieving so about you mT get you yet. I hall Jcavo litis ail with you, but I uaut you to come, if you arc. the 15Ci. j sni lonely, there is no one Lere I care innen for since mv brother Las gouc We-t Kemcnibr 1 l.ave no mother on earth, anl a father that is no pood. It my mother was living I would not marry any man. It's not Hint 1 can't tnkc j are of myself, ccsy enouch. lut I want sotr.e oueto love a:il foir.e cue to lore nie. Ii you vent meto I wi.l meet yon at Lo'.'ansport or any j.lnca a Ion t'if roid if it will joi money, ami no no.) will know Now wrile me immediate.'; anl t -li me what r u will do. I'lctse write "-oon a. i I tell me if you wn;;t me to nioct you, or will you come the U-lli? -cx!-y. My love to all. iloKA fcc:."

CIRCl'IT JUDd'KS. A Strong Probability That Tfcey Will Have to Jog1 Along Without Money. There being v.o appropriations for .'riate purjocs for the neit two year tlie approaching close cf tlie t'-scal jear has more or Jess interett connei ted with it, an J the officials are looking into the lavv tu so? what f u ri are available. In the cae of Circuit J edges, it is found that there Is not ittHiuient j money on hand to iay the quarter su'.ljry j falling due January I, and the Auditor is ia doubt as tc whether lie can nivet the payments. Tlie law fixing the salaries of Circuit Judjres is as follows: "Sec. 1,373: The salaries of the Judges of the Circuit Court in this State shall be ?2,.00 annually, to b; paid quarterly out of any moneys appropriated for su li purpose." It is noticeable that the law relating to the payment rf Supreme Court Judges is entirely di.'l'erefit, and makes their salaries "pavable quarterly out of any ? At I . I . 1 f.. - . I money s in me i rcasury twiougm? t me i peneral fund not otherwise sneoif.cally ap- ' tropriated by Jaw." From the di Cerent : worling of the two sections it is inferred that the Legislature did not provide for the ray- J inent of Circuit Judges in the event of the i failure of the general appropriation bill. It . is evident that this provision was made in the case of Supreme Judges A Sentinel reporter called upon Attorney Ceneral llord ! and asked his opinion upon tbe mortter, but j he replied that he had not investiirated the ; law, and it was a matter of too much un- i portance to treat without maturer ckliberu- i tion. This condition of affair is tlie result I of Lieutenant iovernor Jlanna's action lat j winter with reference tJ the appropriation i bill, In tl.elnterehl of vufl'ering Ilutnnitj. We call attention to a new Vitalising Treatment which is taken by simple in halation, and which acts directly upon tlie weakened nerve centers and vital organs, restoring them to their normal activity. Its operations are all in the line of physiological laws and forces, and it cure? by giving to na- i turc her true and healthy control in the hu man orranism. Thousands of mot wonder j ful cures have been made during tlie last j thirteen years If you arc in need of such a I treatment, write to Drs. Starkcy A Talen, 1,100 Girard street. Philadelphia, to send yju i ucli dv'Uüien,sa'u rPrts of cases as will enable you id iüde. far yy.irseU us to its j efficacy in your own cae". j Thurmiin Intert ietved. j W.Mi;.v..TON, Oct. JO. The Yoz, jn iho j morning, will print the following interview with ex Senator Thurman : . lion. Allen a. Thurruan, acco:pauid by his wife, arrived from bis liome inChillicothe, O., yesterday mooning, and regi.-tered at the Ltbitt House. The cx Senator was looking well when a l o. .rCC!lESrüHl '13-51 1 him last night, but complained otrh"eum? " tism. lie is hCTe to argne a case in the Sui rerae Court, which will come up, probably on Monday and last twoor three days Then, to use his own words, he will be a vagahond, not knowing where to go. Smewbere for Iiis health, if he is wise,', interjected Dr. inrnett, who was present. "How are politics in Uhio, Judge" queried tbe reporter. "I know nothing more than everybody else does about politics, and less than many people. Hut thero is one thing that Democrats should keep in mind. While people are hunting around for outside causes for the result of the Ohio election, the real reason is lostsiht of. This, iu a nut-shell, ia that the people rre tired of the rule of tbe Republican party. That same cause m l carry Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey. "How will the result affect the" Presidential election?" "As a matter of course, favorably." "And the Jnatprship?" "That I have nothing to say abönt, except that 1 am not candidate for that or any other place, except a quiet place to rest and enjov myself." "How do they feel in Ohio about the civil rights decision just rendered?" '1 don't know how others feel, but I ma le tbe longest speech I ever delivered in the ben ate against the bill, taking much the same ground the Court took. ; I am satisfied." KILLKD IN A 31 1 NE. : . : Twenty Men I.( ThtlrLltf ty no Explosion In a Carleton Colliery. Losios, Oct, 19. An explosion occurred at the WharnclifTe. Carleton Colliery, Yorkshire, to-day. There were twenty-five men in the pit at the time. When the explosion occurred live men rushed to the bottom of theshaft and were rescued, though injured. The men remaining in the pit, numbering twenty, are lost, A search force was organized, but the falling of the roof put a stop to tbe work. The explosion is attributed to a blast shot. . Georgia is bound to distinguish herself among the States of the Union. She now comes to tbe front witn a two weeks old baby that weighs exactly one. and one quarter pounds, well and active. Georgia is thus great in little things. If the squall of this baby is in proportion to its size there will be a ceneral demand for them by the-get-and-bnnt-for-the paragoric father. But then the old size and style ia the mon reliable for supplying school ma'am's and recruits for the army and Congress of tbe future. Conssmptlon Cured. An old phvsician, retired from practice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for tlie speedy and permanant care of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lunj affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints,, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of eases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fetlows Actuated by this motive ami a desire to relieve human suffering. I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this rccine, in icrn an. Frencli or Knglish, with full directions for preparing and using Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. Vi. A. Noycs, l-PJ Power's Ph-ck, Itooheatcr, 1.. V.

FINANCIAL AND COHflERCIiL' MONEY AM) STOCKS.

New Tcrk Fhiai.eial Market. Si Yom, Oct. 2.:. Money S'A2'i p-r cent.; doted at 2 percent. Trimc Mercantile rapcr-O-r" per ecTJt. Government Boads ;tror; Iiiroa i UoaOs-Firrc. e'Utc Secnrities-Dtill. etockt The chants, i lne market U-d.iy icive cenerAllr hisfcr tnnn at close Saturday, viz.: NorUlC IfiC common 1. Oregon nnd Tratisconliael Oregon Putilway and Navigation 5 per ? i I cent.. Northwestern pre.'errel 3, Michigan Ceutrt! ; Vn tana A an raclfic Vi, C, C, C. and I. Vi, l.onj ! Island 2. Louisil'.e and Nashville 1, and it. Piiul i and Omaha prtftrred 1 pjreeat. Ihe only stocks i tLatare lower are Northern Pacific preferrelj "1; j and Manitoba i per cent. The iura in the sp?cu- ; la live tcinper of the rntriet w hielt begin last , TfuiMluy is developing new forces from day to C-ny. At r.rst tne preponderance ot p :'U ar opinion as tl.at it was only a "tittlo sp irt" in ' Jersey Central, then Nort'iTt Ptieirie prer'erred. Ti e ccrncr was pronoanced ty the b.-ara to be ' cnlv a tempest in a tapot, hut in both cusfs t ie ; li.njoiiiy oi Mx'cuiation ucre nu-Uk"n. an t tnore are Kne indications thai itc s-iccss of Hie bears i:: la-t lew months lias berrayet dem in some ovcn'lling of o'.hcr Stocka It Is claimed oih the I'nlon Pacific an 1 Micbit:au teni:al ' a:e, to a cousuiei'itbie extent, in thai rcsltion. and there arc a:to some indlcnliors that the ficht ou Jersey Central has Doieii'h'd yet. It Is understood the Kea.iitig pjrty hav; taken about 2. 000 Jersey em ml for train ier lait week, and it is not improbable that time u.a; he farther developments in the trulo in ti at stix-fe, cotwithsiandius t'e present appearance, it having been a Jellied point of Cio-ran's to the mit of Williarn R Dtiismorc, t'iat the I'tniisylvaniit Compan v l Dismore's backer-:, and that ull eüorts t-i aunul the lease und also depress the sltA:k cf the Jersey Central stock originated with the oCicers of the Pennsylvania, wiiom he charge ore short of Jersey Cntrl. The market opciird uctive and excited. Tlie Htt sties of Northern Pncilic preierred were at bU''iO'- aitinst b'.'Yi at tlie close tatur -lay. The other active yhares Meie all hiitier. in the early trading Northern Pac.lic cnmir.on ran o'Tv '2ii aainsu iT-.'T.V. nt ti c oi cniiii:. The duhuesa in these s!inrej was ccetobc.ir manipiiliitleft entirely, it being tated a prominent operator ou the short Mde borrowed a round of preferred slock and o.h'red it at exsy raiis w it h a view to create an impression that mock was more plentiful and not w.mtia; owing to the closing of the book; the weiknesi was of short duration, for befo.-e Vj:1) a sirong buying movement set In. which gatlicred force as the miming advanced; Viilirdserc the feature, aud cdvnuccd i'i per cent, for N'or'.hern Paede common 1 to 31 '4. 10' j tor preferred to 70. i for Orei.cn Tr. nscoiitineuUl to iO'i and f "5 for Otvson Nsviastion lo 110' j: cash sales of Nortnern Paeiti,; ST'aiüV'''.,. preferred tVviülw'ilS&ät difleitnceol UCt' per cent; tue sharp rise and activity in ihcs3 shares caused a great nnd geneial nwh by the boars" for otht r cetiv stocks, and the excitement at one lime wt.K intense. About mid day there was a re,' ulr-.r t ear iunic, and shorts, in their anxiety to cover, rushed prices upon themselves. H was rumored at this time Union Pacific and Ore.'on Tianscontineniftl, aud other heavpy oversold stKks, were to be twisted. After lp m. the excitement sukside!, and there was a reaction of fi to 1 ir c nt. in the ecneral list, ana .(.t.Va p r cent, in Viilsrds. Northeni raeiöc sold down to 2J. preferred to Cl aud Oregon Transcontineuul to ii ?- 1 he reaction war. due to realiiations. 1oard2p in. another buying movement set in and W estern I' nion moved up to TC7-. Oregon Ttsnscontineiital to ltl:,V louikvillo aud Nashville to4'." 4. I'nion Pacific to S. Northern Puficto i1-;, do. preferred to and Northwestern to 1-0-. In the lat half hour, hewever. 'bears" maue a vigorous attack on the whole market and succeeded in depressing prices J-s-2;4' percent, in the general list and V) per cent, in Villards. Th laid near the closu was engineered by operators who have been prominent ou the b'.si side for some time past, and are -desirous of checking improvement before public sentiment changes to boll side, on the ether hand, it is reported, the bull party in the N.rrtht ru Pucih; intend to pillow uj their pi-jr-meat in sh c. and. for this reason, encourage short jales. Important developments are expected in Oregon Transcontinental and .Sta:ep as a poweriul Eyndicnte has been iorracd in stock. The K veiling I'osttays: There uro ai yet no si, 'ns that the general i.nblie, outsile of Wall and Broad streets, have taken any considerable part iu the market. Holders of Northern Pacific preferred in near by cities have Setit It in, and sold or cavti aud bot ght lor regular delivery, and ti-.erö has been Increase iu Philadelphia dealiags ia Jersey Central and to sonio extent in other shares but on the whole contest Is ttiil at most wholy between two cptH-j;jij f;iriou3 Lere in New York. Tha "outside Wiildie" never sells short, it does not take kindly to that method and when not on bull side is not Id liu.rket. ks to whether the ptililic will beeilt to buy Icreilüs UPVU W'Mc,lflcx the bull cli'ine can show fiicir ilti"ty within the nest tcu days to advane.priecs and ustain there. Tranfaetions 5.',0;0 shares, as founts: i.s?kawanns. lPO.OtO: Kric. 8,ixj0: lake Shore. 27.0W; Louisville and Nashville, 27.1)00: Michijraii Central, ll.tW: Missouil Pucific, 6.CO0; Northwestern. 9,0.: New York Central. 17,000; Northern Pacific, S9.0O0: ?t. Taul, 5-1,000: Texas Pacific, 5,000; Union Pacific, 3.0C0: Western Union. 28,00; Orecon Transcontinental, lOO.eu); Canadian Pacific. 12.000: Northern l'üCilie preferred, '.'5,00u; Northern PaciJic preferred, cat., f . . Mining Stocks Pull; TTorn Silver so.d at 6: e'Oj Vi Nava'a. V-4: Sierra Grande, 105; Chrysolite, 110. Sales, 29,lfo shares. l'ipe Line Certificate Very du'.l at 110? i. 60VERKM EST PECCRITIES. Sterling W dTS FO'i H. S. 4s,.-. ..-..114 jterltnc. sliibt 11 ,New TJ 6j. i t ....12T.,4 J pcrceut. bond, ...... 10J I Note The purchasing price for Government tonds in Indianapolis varies from the Ne York pouucr.i Jaftjl per cent. Borrs. Pacific ft .l 2J iTenaessee, tcw..... 31 Ctut. Pacific firsts... 11.; Tex. 1'. land (crnls jO trie Kcoti'ls. vj ilex r. kio i.ranae. . VJ iTcx r. Kio liranae. i ,1W'4 ITnion Pac firsts.. 11 sv; . 71i U. P. land Riant 10"l-.i lCü1 IT p. ainlduK fundllti'i UhIsh&viHM.M Loniriana consols ilbMiiirl 6'. !l Joe 10 l Virginia 6 . oi St r. ii ö, 0. firsts Xt3l4 Virginia consols.. 41 VJ Tennessee 6's 34 Do. preferred 10 ; . GtXEaAI. STOCKE. Irlams Einrcsn- 125 Nashville and Ctat. 51 Allegheny Central... 12 N. J. central 8i;F Norfolk & W. pfd..., 40 Alton A Terre U .. 40 a. & T. H. tW 81 .sonncru j-auuc n - American Lxpress... 9 BurL ledar K.&N. 72 Canada Southern. 50 Do. pfd 61; Northwestern. 1 l'J Northwestern, pfd...l.50 New York Central.-Ul'i Central Pacific. . 6.: (Tirsancake & Ohio.. 14 Ohio Central 3 Do. find preferred... 2 Ohio & Mississippi. 'ayA Do second O. & Miss pfd 90 Chluiuo A Alton 1:0 Ontario A Western.- 20 C. & A. preferred ...J40 jOrepon Transoon't'l. 2 rhic., Burl A Q IZP.J. Pacific Mail li Cbic , ht. L.& N 0.- Panama.. 8 C..6t. L. A Pittfcburg 12? J Peoria, D. A E. YV4 Do. pfd.......... 3-1 .Pituburg .t:V)'i tm , ban. A Cleve.. 38 Pull mau Palace Car.lii C , C , C. A I b'fi' Readmit.....-......- 50' Delaware A Hud 103 Rock Island...... 11J Del. A. Lac , 112-; st. L, A Kan. Fran 22 V. Denver K. iirande 25 . Do. preferred Erie- . ......... 29', Do. first preferred,, Erie preferred-... 73 iSf, Paul. . Fat Tennessee. 6 '.H Paul preferred. ro -preleiTed.. 1"4 Ft. Paul it Mana Fort Wayne l:i2g St. Paul A Omaha. nannibal A ft Joe.. 40 ,H P. A O. pfd Do preferred fW I Texas Pacific Harlem.. .,-1'JO t'nion Pacifle 87 T'f -115 '4 ioiS 3.1 - HooBton A Texas..... 40 !o. 9. Express.. Illinois t cntral 12T.U SL L. A Pacific OB w 31 Indiana, B. A W .0 Do. preferred.. . aanaas A Texaa 21 U Wells A Fanro Ex. 15 W. U. Telegraph W-'i Central Arizona. 112 Lake Krie A W est Lake Shore. .. Louisville A Nash... Lon , K. A. A Chi,... Mart. A Cin. 1st pfd. Do. second pfd. .... 47r;Ä excelsior., ar .iioroestaxe 1 10 !lron Silver. -1O0 5 Ontario . 30 4 29 Memph. A Charlestn 39 Michigan Central.. rOl-I Do. preferred.. Minneao. A Hu 1. Mo. preferred.. Missouri Pacific., 1R ' Rohinann 36 Silver Cliff 91 S South Proific, Mobile A Ohio 101-, Standard Morris & Essex., Ex. Div. 121 .Eatro 17 Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON, Oct. 22.-R- way Shares Illinois Central. S3'; Pennsylvania central, C0VrNew York Centraf, 17-,; Krie, 2V;j: Readiuf, 26'. PARIS, Oct 22,-Rentes, 7?f 15c. COjIALERCIAL. Trade was quiet in roost of the markets yes r day. Dry roods were moderately active and prices unchanged. Groceries report a good call for coffees, sugars, and other standard goods: quotations rating firm. Drugs are .unchanged. Foreign fruits steady. Iron in fair request, 6 RAIN. Wheat The local market shows a slightly tetter feeling than Saturday, nd sellers are holding nt firmer prices: Hill the condition Is not very mueb Improved. torn A steadier market than Saturday, with rather an active demand for all Cttxh ocliveries. I- u l ure in no reiuest. Oflorlnf aal arrivals very light. Oat A very filr demand for im med ale shipucnt in rmail lotv. oth rings are liybt, very iitlie aiming.

Tte'Io!kVlK are the-reoeipta oS irain at thla point for tbepuft twentj-lotir hours: '

I Received.

IVhLl 111, Corn, tu-. oais, duRye, Lr .. Ttc following iau laows the amount or gTaia Jc itorcstthis loint: - Wa t I Corn. I Oats. I Rye Elevator A Elevator B viJiOOOi 9,1001 IftoO) -2.300 11.700. 10,5001 12,800 Capital Elevator. Western Elevator , 10,000 47.00Q t,m. :o,40Q 3,000 Total- - lV. HU' XJ lOfll 73,700; n,tj Co,00J, l'J.000 Corresp'g day last yearTST.OOO! 4i,000 I Flour, Grniu and Uay. F.our I'atent $5 ?33 50: extra fancy, 5 50 l 5 t5: fancy, ?5 20oi5 -10; choice, II fs55 10; family, 4 254 60; treble extra, S3 35-! CO; .double extra. Ja W(i 25: extra, S2 tXK43 10: sunerfin 12 60 32 75; fine, S2 fO; loundry, 2 00(32 25. Wheat We q note. BI1. No. 1 Mediteranean..... 1 05 No. 2 " .. 1 a; No. 3 " .m.m.'.. 1 01 No. 2 red .. ;., Mixed : . 05 Kejceted....-..... December-; ... ..1 tl Co-nr.'e quote: Eid. No 2 white . 4si Yellow. -is' Hiu'h Eviicd... .. .... 43'i MlTd 47 Pcjected... ........ 4 Vnmerchantable . ...... 4t Sound ear ...... .. ....... ....... 47 December, new - . . Oats We quote: No. 2 white,.-............ CO M ixcdM .......... ........... 27y Alay 30 Asked. trk 1 0. 1 01 1 Olfb Asked. 09 trk . a trk 4t :ll 2S' trk Hye No. 2, nothiutr doing. Eran-eteady ; 112 50 bid: be'.d at (13 50. CHICAGO MARKETS. (Furnished by lt. E. Kinney & Co.. Grain and Porvision Brokers. 1 I October 22. Open'g Hish'st(Lowet IClosi'g. Wheat Oct... Nov.. liec. JanCorn Oct ... N'OV DecS Mr"l 91 l'3-s. 4S -16 si 4V,jt 45' a t'l'si fl y;;-h 94'4 ;s 4'Vs 4V' i 9 HI91 9I-. 4tr'-7 45" s 27'.. 2S1-, 3'V 10 70 10 50 10 50 10 7 97'.; 7 40 7 27 , 7 .15 6 " r 7'-i 5 57', 5 65 SU-ij Jan. 4" 27V its1-: Oats Oct.. Nov , 7-V 27: a 2-S's,! Dec, May. ..if'Js Pork i V( 10 70 W Js 10 50 10 40 10 40 10 8) 7 M 7 30 7 25 7 SO 6 50 5 72)-i Oct. iu ixi I 10 40 10 40 10 H) 7 K5 7 Jo 7 : 7 30 6 60 5 67, 5 CO Nov. DecJan . 10 h2l i VI 0) 11 00 8 CO 7 40 7 32J 7 40 6 7r av Lard Oct, Nov. Dec. Jan . Ribs Oct.. Nov. Dec. Jan . "567) 5 55 Sales on Call Short ribs, 50,000 poinds; p0rk, 7.PO0 bbls. : lard, 3.WK) tea : oats, 10,000 bu. ; wheat, 1.400.IWO bu. ; com, 1.500.000 bn. Estimated receipts of bogs for October 23, IC03l INDIANAPOLIS WHOLtSALK M AUK KT. Dry Ooofls. BEEfS FABRICS. ManchVr!i.rsh'm,llc j Manch. ji Deliefe llhic Manch. jLMePnge.lJ Vi Manch. ; Momes.1lic t4 Debege.. ll,c MCase'ms -IV 7-4 Ex C'h.:0e ;i.m. vpeiöjjC Mancn A tlsntic 1 A lanacA&JOc Atla'tic jJcashmcrellc lAtla'tic 6-4 F.Cash'mr27 Atla'tic 6-4 F.K " ...35a 'Atla'tic H F'a 12tVl3c ?i Brocades-lS'e oöin.w'lc'm.-lOo 40 " " ...50c PHISTS. Cocheco fancy. ....6!ci American fancy. PaciiiC ...-..-Cc Hamilton fancy. KfinT.cnn'a MAnm filic 'Härtel fancv 6c ,6c ..-ia Eddystone faccy 6JvC 'Oriental fancy.,, Arnold faucy - .6V3ct lien's fancy.,.., ,fic Manciiesicr iancy-..öc; neriiB soiia ... Merrimack fancy,...6-io Harmony fancy. Merrimack shirt,..- 5c Dundee fancy t-tecl River fancy Cc i Berwick fancy., .4.Vc .4V .C4C .60 .7c .7c Imperial sTd wt 5ic victoria solid bl'k.. Härtel satteena....7c tvidvütone m ateens.. Allen's aaitccx.-.C3-iClArDold sattccns..... COTTON TtAKSKLS. Bron. Ec'd! Bron. Be lo 11 10 11 . 9'4 lOVi Imi'VltAAA 16,18 ImpdaUD.. do A A,.., ,1 lev;! Co K - do do do do do do EB. DD - 13 14HI do K - 8 V 9Va HS 12S Ltwace, 11.. 8V2 9 FK 10S 11 H do do do da do C. 9'A FF 9 10S CO 9 10 A AX., 10 11 do HIT f 9X -li!t 13 Elert'n UHU. 20V2 22 At 1J 14 do do Co rto do do do do CO do do wii in a) WN(J.H-15U do AAA 1 17 Msss ts, R,.... IM 8? 5 ...is4 is tMeth'enX 11 11 1 1 1 m do XX,12 13'i P 11 Uli .....M I J 11 Q R P ICS UK do XXX-13 14V' 10S4 u v, 9f4 10s,, 9 IOV4 ! V . 8 9 tau A rä SV ....lr "sj ft Jk. a a a 1tl ' 1T1' i7i Nashua,!! T. CL ... CMdo swi j er t 7 74 do do do do do do do 9 10 91 do CS. s .10'2 11V2 Fall R'r n 13Vi 13 14 V do do do do do do do do 60 do do F.. .. X XX .-16 13 E. a. ' v v ' do XXXX-J3 20 84 .'w D r 1 mi, 9 10V4:Trem't,Dt., C.... GS FN FF ... ivy4l 13U ...11 14H J5 17 nt im do do at do do do do do do do '. do. do do do do do' do 1 A-, v 9!4 .10 VZ Pi! I as X ... 11 M 13 d xx ia 14 ; Eamltn L... XXX.....10 17 XXXX.U II do do do R 8 9 10 It 12 P 9 N 9 10 XFimp.10 o 9 10! do r stout .11 1(J 12 do XX. .19 14W W. V.. o, B . 1J 15 Imrrial.W .., 15 17H -1SH 1 ..11 13 H .13 ,.1 ,19 do do CO A-, 2) 'Mei ' MOWc cOTTOKa Atlantic A... Pc ; Massachusetts B B Atlantic H...-. 7VINashua R... ....... Crescent City A ....... fi Mystic River., .- 6!jC 7WS , 7c .200 .2iC Crescent city is 7c .reppereil Crescent City C Cc.Pepperell R... Appleton A, 8c Pepperell 8-4. Clifton C C C. e-Ci Pepperell 94. Graniteville E bc! Pepperell 10-4 .11 Aurmu e-c i mica j Continental C-. TUtC Peerless BLEACHED COTTONS. Wimtntta ,. ll.k: Ballard vale -. . 5c . 4' 6c N. Y. Mills... HVjC'Chestnut Ulli, vcctiestnut uui. tc Fruit of tbe Loom Lonsdale 9o Blackatone A A. 7? oVn Whitlnville 33 ia St4c Tarwell 8sc. Pepperell 8-4 - . 1 a a rt.s". , Barker Mills . Li n wood.... FitchviUe.. Hcje .... Pocasselt P 21 G 8Vjc! Peppered 9-4-fcW.Pepoereil 10-4 2ÖC 7 Vic c Blatervilie3a in. So 7c,Motber Hubbard... . 7)c,6agamore27ia. etKewAxa. Lancaster 8c Sew England. 7c 8c Minton dress styles- fi 8o Royal dress styles 8V4e 7o Renfrew dress styl'slOSc 7. .( ri tsn H fllvlM-101 Plnrkett Wliite M'fg Co Dates. GlasKow..-.. To 'Johnson's book rid.l-" - 7o tJobnson'a mour12!i0 PACinC MTIXS DRRS GOODS. i Pntdin Lmlrni lOUc'S Brocatel 7. IImm I n.t PAttlin. fll ... , V .... .cSSjl. . t ' 1w 4 cieei iusirca... 0 vaanuicre ,.21 c ...UV 6-4 Cashmere AC 27c Beire 12 Cash Beice.., 12c 4Aastraiiaa crepe, inc 4-4 Cretonne 16,-4o yancies. ..I5o 4-4 Percales . - I5o . cHrvorrs, Amoakeaa;... .0!cj Alabama plaids.... 7a Amoskeag plaid 11c Anirusu plaids . "Vjo W'tt'nton ex sto't10c Louisiana plaids.. Vo Wliiiteuton, B--. 9c 'Greenbrlar plaids. a, 7jC Tverett )c WuromerviUe plaida, $G Ed in burg ....!0J4c:OtUwa plaids.... 6fl Great Republic... 7Sc;sewton jauspiaios o-fi rrrvKNS nura. D Bown V4c,N Rrowa., Me A Brown....- 7 Sc N N Brow. 10'c P Brown.-.-.-. 8,clX X Brown. 13c Bleached lc higher. I CArrr chat. White . 18c (Colored . 23c Coverlet. 20o No. 500 cotton yara10o Candle Wick 20c jTwlne.... .20c - GRAIN BAGS. American.. .20c iFrankllnville. 21C Lewis ion - ......21c ,btark A . JlC . The roeery Slarket, Cheese Western Reserve, 12!413c; Jersey,t2ic; Crystal Spring, 13,' Jc. cofieea common. 11Viw12c: ordinary, 12Q 13c; prime. lC-i,ial5c; atrictly prime, 15S(J 16c; Choice, iCitlc; fair. 13!, i14c; Old Government Java. 22(28c: McLauthlln's. 16Vi: Arbuckle's roasted. 164c: Levering's, 16,c; Cardoba, IftVc: Gates' A No. 1. 1",VC bngars Cutloaf,9V:; powderel, Vt4cx gTanalaied, l'jlic: standard A.9.8: oT A.B vap: white extm t'.fV (; iigtt brows, tSX common graots,

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i f J ' . v Molar and Syrops New Orteane mola ea, 43 fOC: irrnp. 36a4c per pal. for cemidon to choice. Rice Carolina and Louisiana, JCc tspices Pepper. ie: aJ-piee, 12r; cloves. 2.t Oc; riiiper. Oc; cinutmon in laatst 2aic; uutmegs, 7oiWc. ' ' alt-lake. In car lots, tl 13: dray lots. !l 203 91 '2ö: small lota loc more irons store; dairy, $2 80 30u. r-Utreh Refined pearl, 3?4e per lb j Earekay 6c: niampion closs, lump, 7bc: lmproTCd corn, Yft iC bait Fish Mackerel. No. I mess. t0 per bbl.: halves, S10; extra mess. (23 per bah; halves, Sil; No. 1 mackerel, f l?; fcftlYfs, p 00; No. 2 moclterel. t!9 iaie. ves. - ia, . . . wuile fish, half bbls.. tti 5047; family white fish, halve. $250: No. I herring. M. Co Irish Boneless, $6 OO06 50 per 100 lbs; Uraud Baak, .J 64cperlb. Foreign Fruits London layer raULis. new, U 50; new Valencia, rQiy.'c; buiuna, 14c; Muscatel raisins, two Crown, $1 ?02; three Crown. $2 65 &2S0. Lemons Me8sma.S5 50(47. Oranges Jamaica, f.' 50. Prune Bohemian, 6.'Jc: new Turkiisb, St3SiC; Eultana da,fc!,c; currants, 6iri9; new rjjis. 16017c Dates MatU.7:ä,8Jic: f aid in 10 lb. boxes, Joe, Peanutu Raw, Tennessee. 9'1 10c: Virginia, llllic; Uilmington, 8Jc : roasted. 10(312c 1 anced Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lbs, 35e Si CO; 3 lbs. 1 10SI vb; IVnchcs. 2 lbs, standard, tl tjcyl 7ö; 8 lbs, 52 :0(2 35; seconds, 3 lbs, $1 75 Ql 8.j; 1 lbs, $1 40(l 45; Pie Peaches, 3 lbs, SI 1 30; 6 lbs, $2 2-.Q2 40; Elaekberrie. fll JO: strawberries, SI 2iMl 25; Raspberries, SI 60sl 75; I berries, reo. $1 2dU 3.j; wbiki. $2 00.2 25: sirin Peans, 90c($?l; Green Peas, Marrowfat, f 135)1 40: Early Juue, tl 4o4l 50: Yarmouth Corn. I135-41 40: Mountain Sugar Corn. $1 35il 40; Polk 2 lbs, SI ooy 1 02; Polk. 3 lbs, $1 40jl 50; Mackerel, 1 2-4 1 35: llneapples, i 1 7'2 25: salmon. 1 lb, tl 7CM 1 W: Tombier, Jellies. 8.V49OC; Cove Oysters, 1 lb, light weight, t-'M'Oci I ,U. full weiKht, Si lj(S 1 20; 2 lbs, light weight, tl 75; 3 lbs. full welzht, 41 yt'ia2; taniiner, Fntoeti, SI 75 per dox; Amcricsn. .11 per doz; Apples, 3 lbs, Si 10; 6 lbs, ti 50(32 CO; gallon. f3 253 50. Coal and Coke. Pittsburg, per ton. f ;C: anthracite, 97!5t Raymond (Sty, $4 5; Indiana block. f3: coke. Pimp, lie ; coke, crushed, lie: Jackson county coal, St. - Seed. Timothy. SI 5Vil CO; blue,gra, SI 25(91 40; ciovtr, S4 üOutl 75. The Produre Market. Eggs Dy-llOc: selling store, 20.?21c. Putter creamery, select, 3jc; fancy, 2'324c; choice, Kl8c: dairy, Mtjjiöc: countrv. 11(j13c; low grade. na,'Ms per lo. Poultry Hens, c per lb.; youm; chickens. 8c: rooster, old, 5c: turkeys, 8c: duck, oid. S3 00 per doz. ; young, S2 per do. : geese, full-feathered, tG 00; prafrie chickens, S3 00t3 ilO. Feathers Prime geese, 55c; mixed and ducks, 20fo;25c. P.aL.s VAf. Wool-New unwashed, good order. 23c; tubwashed, cleau, i'ic; burred and cottei, Itjltjc Wool now being received is in good order. Vegetable and Fruits. Feans-Cboice navy, $2 25(32 60; medium, J2 10 (g.2 2T; marrows, SI 40. Potatoes tl 10(1 30 per bbl. Sweet rotatoe-Fhi;adelpb;a Jerseys, U 735 00; Baltimores, $3 75(31. Apples Choice, f 2 25at2 75 per bbb as to quality. Dried Apples Evaporated, ZOlCc; commou dried, 7aKe. I'eaches Dried peaches, halves, 8J(i9c; evaporated, lCc. Cabbage SI 40-31 50 per bbl. Onions Si 75 2 00 per bbl. Honey 1720c Cranberries Wisconsin, S10&:i per bbls; Cape Cod. 313(414. Celery 35tii50c The Provision Market. Eelow are the present jobbing prices: Smoked Meat-B. C. Dams: Light, mediim and heavy, 15-ic; clear breakfast bacon, lie; English shoulders. Vc; Cnlifornia hams, 9c; Boneless Hams, 17Jc; Dried Beef Hams, 17c: do. H. Porter & Co.'s brand. 15c; Bacon Clear sides, 8jic; backs or bellies, 8!ic, tackled Meats Englihh cured, clear sides or backs, unsmoked. 7,'c; bean or clear pork per bbl 20lba, S15; exja mess pork, per bbl., 200 lbs., 12 00; family beef. Slti. Lard Kettle rendered leaf, in tierces, 9c: In hall barrels or 501b tubs, 9!-ic Lard Oil-In tierces, 70c per gal.: in JJbbls, 72-,c bausag1 Bologna, in cloth. 7c; in skin, 7Jc 1-re.sh Pork Tenderloins 12c Fresh Pork Sausage fc Fresh Spare Ribs -4,V. üausoge ,M?at-c. Iron üod Steel Market. Bar Iron $2 10 rates; hoop Iron, S3 20 rates; Norw ay and Swede iron. 6c rates; bone shoe iron, Zci. llorse Shoes Burden A Perkins", per ke, $4 50; mule shoes, SI per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nails Northwestern, Glooe, and Putnam per box. Si 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb. 14c; spring steel. 6c; tire sieel, 4c: toe calx stoel, 6c: machinery steel. 68c Nails S3 00, Ceatber Hides and Tallow. Hemlock sole, 2333c; oak sole, 35310c; Penn sylvan ia harness leather, 36340c; harness leather, SOtrfc; bridle leather, per doz., S"0$72; domestio kip, SOtfiSOc: French kip, 8.1c(a?l 20; domestic call, fcfcc&ti 10; French calf. Si lol 9a Hides Green hides, 7c; green calf, 10c; green salted. 88!..;e; green failed calf, 12a12!-,c; dry flint 12c; dry t&lted, 10c per lb.: damaged, grubby or boll, two-thirds the above prices. Tallow Prime, 7fi7l4C Grense BrowD, 5&-i; white, (3Sc nrttg 3!nrket

Akol.ol, 2 25(g2 CO: cVomel, "jiSSc; cxmphor, 30-U5c; cochineal, 6Ctfg70c; chloroform. Si 131 15; rum opium, S4 25t 50; indico, Sl3: morphine, S3 403 5a Oils Castor, tl 35(4l 40; sweet oil, jOcöi 75; olive oil, SI 50J3: bergamot (Sanderson's) S2 502 75; lemon ((Sanderson's), tl 50v2 75. gninine, P. i W., Jl r0l 85; cinchonida, 90'5e. American bi-carb. soda. 45c: Entjlisb da, o!-i ' 6c. Snuff, Garret's 2-oz. packs. SI per doz.; 4 -o bottles, S3 per ooz. Flove's sulphur, 4tic Tur(a.Sl 25. Window-glass, 60 per cent; double, 60 and 10 per cent off. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 'Me; boiled. 57c: lard oil, 7t$9oc; miners' oil. 6580c; lubricating Oil, 12(o,38e; straits oil, 50a,5c; benzine, 1014; coal oil, Indiana legal test, ll12c; IM dec test, 1 2Ca 13c; water white, IV) deg., 15c, i inner' Supplies We quote: Best brand charcoal tin, IC, 10x11, 12x12, and 14x20. 16 75; IX, 10x11 14xiU and 12xli CS 75; roofing, IC. I4x?a ti 25; 20x2w, 812 50 (i14; block tin, in pigs. 25c: in ban. 2Ar. Iron 27 B iron, 4c: 27 C iron. 6V,c: Moorehead's galvanized. 35 per cent: discount. Sheet.-zinc, TVc Copper bottoms, 2öc. Plantaked copper. SSc. Solder, 14(3l7c WEEKLY LIVE aTOUK BE PORT. Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Kcpoi ted by Fort, Johnson A Co., General Commls- , ston Salesmen ot Live Stock .1 Chios Stock Yards, Oct. 22 1883. Cattle Receipts,. 254 bead; shipments, 94 bead. Quality common, as usual. Market moderately active for best grades; dull and lower on comnou ; closing steady. Export steers, 1,400 to 1,700 lbs.-.$ 5 60 S 6 2 6 50 4 50 5 85 4 25 3 50 3 HO C 00 Good to choice, 1,200 to L400 lbs . Fair to medium, 1.100 to 1.150 lbs Stocke and feeders, 00 to 900 lbs.. . Good to choice cows and heifers .... ... Fair to medium cows and heifers . Common to medium cows and heifers Veal calves, rood to choice. Bulla aood to cüoiee 4 75. 3 75(J a Wis 9 7!nS 3 Wi3 160tJ 4 04 a 7V4 3 60 Milcb cows and springen- 25 00ta w oo - nogs Receipts. 2.3S0 bead; shipments, 44 head. Quality fair. Market active; prices a shade higher. Selected heavy...- - -'x3i 93 Selected light 4 ski 03 Common light... . 4 4VJ1 7Rongha 4 Okv4 36 Eheep Receipts, 15 bead; shipments, 183 bead. Quality poor: market dull and prices lower. Prime, 120 lb, average S3 8MS4 00 Good to choice, 100 to 115 lb., 3 40.4 3 69 Fair to medium, 0 to 90 Iba 3 00c3 3 25 Culls, per head 'Vw 1 50 Lambs, common to choice . ... 3 2i 4 00 Bocks, per head. 2 vom 3 00 Elsewhere. - EAST LIBERTY. Pa., Oct 22. Cattle Receipts, 4,522 bead. Market fair. . Hogs Receipts, 7.245 bead. Jaarket active; Philadelphias, $5 15$5 45; Yorkers, SI 50J1 70. . Sheep- Receipts, 6o0 bead. Market steady at last week's closing prices. . KANSAS CITY, Oct 22. -Tbe Live Block Indicator reports: .,., Cattle Receipts. 27,000 ben- Good firm; common weak; native steers. 1.300 Iba, S 45: heavy feeders, S3 65: Texas steers, 800 lbs.. 1 3a Hogs Pecelpts, 2,800 bead.. Market higher at S4 50ft4 65. Sheep Receipts, aoo bead. Market dull;. 87 lbs. average sold at U 60. BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.-Beef Cattle Market more active; better grades -ic higher; common unchanged: best beeves, S5b5Q0OO; first quality, Si 50 5 50; medium, ti 3:il 25; orf-inary. tiii 25. Mot sales from S4 to $060: receipts, 3,3) head. Hogs Fair supply and moderate to good demaud; receipts, 6,lu0 head. Sheep and Lambs Receipts. 3.SI2 head. QuotationsSheep. S3 2505 00; . lambs. $4 Zitgfi 00; ST. LOCI3, Oct. 22. Cattle Kecetpta, 800 head; Shipment. 4C0 bead. Supply, small mostly: tbe range of stock was below theavcra?e; market slow; a ood to choice Texan. SJ 00(4 10: cows.43 259 3 60; Inoians, S3 50.4 2d: no eood Datives oO'ured : cons, steers, aud mixed lotiof butchers' stuff rancrd ot S3(ti4. hhceu Keceipt--. l.MOhead; shipments, none. Oniv a local demand: common to medium. $2 2S 8; fiiir to food, S- 25(sS 75; prime. $J 81 40. Pots Higher and firm: ivghl, S4 7oi co. heavy, M Wa4 tl; patkint', UCEC

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NEW YORK. Oct. 22. Beeves RecelDta for '

tao days.-7,10 bend, making 914.801 head fcr the w et k ; market was. reod for fair to prime naMccrsat full prices: extremes. $4 CVgii 75 per rs t. : oor lo prime o ttve steers and extra do.. t'j8Ct$t!0; four car loafs of 'prime do.; 7 6.5: Tcxacs and Colorado cattle, tl eö: expotters used titty car loads fat steers; shipments for the week. 612 live cattle. ;x live sheep. 8,90 quarters of beef, 910 carcasses of mutton, clicer-hecdpts lor two days, 17,203 nesd, raakin: r3.(-00 for the week. Pheep steady at $3 8?r..'i0 per CWU; lambs wcas; elosod tint; lowest hirarr s of icsftn, tl 75ij 75 ttr Ct. ; no prospect ofdwrance, Hf.j-Kevietik 1Q.70Ö bMrJ. raAtinrf 4i,?öö for tbewetl. Ave hogs firm at $5 25&3 (Si per ewt EUFFjylO, X.' V., Oct -.-Olttle -Receipts today. 1, 800 head; consigned taVougn, 48 cars; fair demand at lower rates: extra steers, v;,C MO; good to choice, fö c'öcrä 8 fair to good shippers, 4 50 . 5 20; common to ffcir Steers, H 70(34,2."; mixet bnlrhers', f7S75; Mockers dull at $3j0jl23; feelers, i 4toi Ci; fat bull. $3 61ai 2V. Sheep Receipts .6,500 bead; consigned through. 2 cars: market dull and lower; fair to trood weteru, S3 40(r.5; choice to fancy, ft" :Xa4 ); wotern 'lambs, tlj; Canada iambs, VX 2j: no EatciT. Trace. Hogs Receipts, 8,P00 hesd; consigned through, 51ars; pood demand ; prices a shade bisher; eoo1 io clioicc Yorkeic. i5(iö ; g-nseis, 1 40.i4 75; rood medium and heavy, tx5 2s; good neavv, $ 2t fj5 : 0; pigs. I 35. CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Tbe Drovers' Journal repcrts: . Hugs RecelptK. 12,000 head; shipments, 4.:; bend. Market brik aud 10c higher; packing. ? 25 04 05: packing and shipping. Si 70 20; liht t4 7(5 20; skip, $3 25vn 4 25. Cattie Kifvipts. 8.."00 Head: shipments. 3.000 brad. Market ftiong: good scarce; evoorts. J6 KoiC 75: good to choice shipping, S5 50 ' 10; (Cninon to medium, Slii :W: raiir". tirm; Monisna. t5 50: Womine. 034 45; Colorado. ?l -0; 'lexsns i cVsl 75. bbeep- Keeeipt, 2,-ICO head; shipments 650 Lead. Market strong: inferior to fair, ti 2035; good. S3 n; choice, tl 20; Texas, tl 25-"3 AO. Tlie Drovers' Journal siecial Liverpool cable re ports American tuCK weak, unaltered; best American steers, li'c wr pouud; dressed sheep tops, 17e. MARKETS II Y TKLEGUAPII. Produce Markets. NEWT YORK, Oct. . 2I.-Cotton-nn'.l at 10 9-tC (H0 1:110c; lutiires larely steady; October, 10.4iic; Novtmbcr. 10.47c; December, 10,57c: Jauuarv, ia72t; Fibrurrv. lO.Jsus: AIak-Ii. ll.oic: Anrd, ll.Kc: May, 1L2.V; June. ll.:llc: July. 11.4.":; Ausju.-t, 11. ."wie. Hour M.ady; receipts. 2:1,0 0 lbls.: exports, 4.:410bbla: stifcrstate aul Western, $.3Id. Wheal r-pot. Ij2c lii-tier, and options 1 y i5.c lower; afterwards stronsser and advanced ir.c, closiiiit liriu; receipts, 15.5.0 J bu.: exp;ru, 16'..CO0bu.; ungraded red. 90e(in 12; No. 3 do.. Slöl 01; No. 2 do., 41 11$U1,, elevator. il Ky.m 12V 'float and delivered; ungraded white. vöc6) o7; No. 2 red. Octolier. sales of 8Ot.0 bu. at il u fcil 07. closing at $1 07; November, sales of 944.000 bu. at $1 07;t 08. dosing at Jl 077 ; December. 'J.fXO.Ooo bu. at Si 0s';-il 10V dosing at SI 10'..; January, sales of 3,0ii,00i) bu. at tl 10V,il 12'-,. closing at SI 12: February, salea ol 72,0OO bu. at tl 12!,jl If:, closing at SI 14!.,: April, sales of S,000bti. at Si tl; May. sales of If.ts i) ln. atfl 17Ü. closing at $1 is bid. Corn .ctot ?ile bisher; options opened 'ic lower: later nuAanced I(ijl5ic: closing firm ; receipts 3."J.10 bn.: exports. 37.000 bu.: ungraded. 52$57c: Ko. 3, Kn.'.Ac: No. 2, 5t'(i"v5..!1', steamer and elevator; 5f.it7c elevator; No. 2 white, 5G:57! .,:; October. 55,' JJ05 c. closing at 5i'Äc: November, 55ftt56c, .closing at 5o?ic; December, 5fH57"';c, clot-iug at 57!-.: January, 56!.w7-c closms at 57'iC Oats ,'mVc hinher and active; receipts, l.'8,000 bu. ; exports, none; mixed, a-Kiic; wnite, 37(.4-lc; No. 2 Chicago, 35' delivered. Hay VJoiet. Coffee Spot fair; Rio firm at 12c; options 1.V320 points higher: rpot No. 7 Rio. 10.15c: sides of L0) bas No. 7 Rio. October, lO.COc; 3.2.)0 da Novemijer, 9.953l0c: 8.153 do. Dember, 9.sjc; 5.500 do. January. a70V.jaf0c; 4.OOO do. February. a70.?9.o.'; 2,2.Cdo. March. 9.70..9.80c; 500 do. April."9.7"c: 2i0do. May. 9.70.; 2')0do. July. 9.8.5c. Sugar Quiet: refined, weak; C. 6!-,6-;c; extra C, 6Jirtj714c: white do. 7, (ß,'Kc: yellow. C'diO-'Uc; oiT A, 7rvi 77;c: cubes. t4(fiyto. Molasses-Quiet, RiceSteady. Petroleum Quiet; united, 10a TallowDull and weak at 7y.fct7 9-lGc. Rosin Siesdy at 51 501 57-i. Turpentine Doll at 39c, Egs Fresh ouiet. Pork Steady: new mess. $11 50;gill 75, Pect cjuiet and unchanged. Culmeats Nominal Lard Higl er; prime steam. $7 to; October, $75: November, J7 727 7S; Decern licr, t7 eScj? 71 ; January, f7 70t7 74; February, 7 77i7 80. CheeseQuiet Lead-Dull. CHICAGO. Oct. 22. Flonr-Quict and unchanged. Wbeat Stronger, irregular and active; 91!-,c October; VlJic November: üo'ijC" DtJCiinber; 1HtnS4c January ; $1 COjl 01;iMiy; No. 2 Chicago spring, 91(VJl!.c: No. 3 do., toc; No. 2 red, winter, '.7e. Corn Fair demand and stronger: 4GV4e cash snd October; 44iijifij( November; 4."?-4(6C4oc December and year; 45'c January; 4s!,(ifeI)c February. Oats Quiet but steady; 27:q cash ani October; 27Jc November; 2-5":Kc December: 27?,c year; :)Vjv May. Rye Steady. Parley O'J.'-c. Flaxseed Quiet at ti 35. Pork Firmer and in Improved demand: $10 fi.5Qio 7.5 cash; S10CE1070 October; S10 4510 47'. November; $10 42.'.(i10 4i December: sn) 3.5,-.ii) 37,'i year; $10 92.il0 9.5 Jauuarv; $11C5&U07'5 February, lard Fair demand and firmer; $7i.5(.i;S cash and October: S7 37.S November; SI Ti! December and year; 57 3?!i January; 17 45 February. Bulkmrats In fair demand; shoulders. $1 tt): short ribs. JtiTO: short clear, 50 60. Butter Quiet au l unchanged. Egs?s -Steady at 22c. Freights Corn to Buffalo, 3c. On Call Wheat Dcmaud active: irregular; decrcafel Bc October; advanced 'c December and January; declined 4c May. CornActive and irregular: advances! 'n'v? November andDecemter; declined s,js year and January, and ,,cMay. Oats Dull; adv.mcel J-ic October. Pork In gool demand; $10 lo'i Novemb;r and Deceiver: JIO-IO year. Lsrd l'atr demand; 5s lower Ortober, and 2!-ic November and Jaauarr: advam t t 2Xc rcbruary. Receipts Flour, l(i,000 bbls.; whcaC lOO.OoO bu.; corn, 200,000 bu.;oits, none; larley, none; rye, 90.0. K) bu. Shipment Flour. 2.00 bbK: wheat 142,0'JO bu.: corn. 55V 000 bu.: oats lOD.COO bu. : barley, 4,000 bu.; rye. 47.000 bu. BALTIMORE, Oct 2?.-Flour-Qniet and stea ly; noward street and Western sutierliuc, S-t 25 cj 3 65; extra. SI 75v ?5; family. S.V6. Wneat Western, higher: No. 2 winter red, spot and October. $1 04i.il Ol'J: November, $1 05V31 05': December. $1 r?i& (X: January, tl 1'Xjil 10': Febroarv, fl 12?.4. Corn Western, lower and dull; mixed, spot and October, 555Sc; November, 5t57c: year. aVüMc: January. 6t(95üc Oats Quiet and nominally steady ; Western wnite. S738c: mixed, :t5ii;i6c: I'einsylvanla. 3tV4'Kc. Rye Qniet at 6lj05c for Western. Hay Dull and iav: orime to cnoice Pennsylvania and Maryland, ti4"l&- lTovialons Eaay and quiet kt ess Pork , 512 75. Buikmeata Shoulders and clear ribsi1ss. packed. So ÜOifKl 75. Bacon-Shoulders, $7: clear i rib sides, fs 50 IIams-5l(Mrjl7. liird-Reflned. . 25. Butler Firm for choice ; creamery, 20 28c ; extern packed. 10(JOc Kk- -Quiet at 2-J.2 te. Petrolenm Dull and nomiual; retined. S!4'3V Coflee Dull; , Rio cargoes ordinary tofalr,lMI2a Sugar Quiet. Freights o Liverpool per steamer Firm ; cotton,' ll-64d : flour. is 9d : prain, fA4i. Receipts Flour, 2,800 bbla; wheat 3.V on.; corn; 6.000 bu.; ont, 6 000 bn.; rye. 100 bu. Shipments None. Sales Wheat, 23,000 bu.;corn. 6,000 bu. ST. LOU18, Oct 22. Flour Easier and slow. Wheat-Higher: No. 2 red. 99!9Vc cash; Wie October; SI OOJi November: $1 02'i December; fl Jauuary; $1 094"! Wn May: No. 3 red. 94 U(a H"Vc Corn H igner but slow : 45 945tvC cash and October; 44c bid November; 41:,,lic bid year; 4ic Mav. Oats Slow; WiasrSc cash;2tyj4c Octo-. ber; 20?4c November; 27'! December. F.ye Higher at ö1S053e Barley Dull at 6070c Lead Quiet at $) 80(19a Butter CnchangeL Eggs Steady at 19c. FUxseed- Quiet at il 33. Hay-Firm; prairie. f.K310: timothy, flltglG. Bran Firmer t60(s(ilc at mill. Corn meal Firm at$2 0a Provisions Higher. I'ork-SU 10. Ba'.kmeats Long clear, Jd 70; sbortrib, 6 85; abort clear. $s. Baeon-IiODg Clear, 5 ou; snort ciear, S7C5; short clear, 58. Lard Stronger; $7 62' bl L Receipts Flour, 6 000 bbls.; wneat, 75.pcX) bu.; corn. 53.000 bn; oats, 33,000 bu.: rye. 3,000 bu.; barley, 11.000 bn. ßbipments-Flour. 10,000 bbla ; w beat, 4,000 bn. : corn. 1,008 bu. ; oats. 4, JOO bu. ; rye. none; barley, none. Afternoon Board Wbeat Active but lower: tl OO'i November; tl 02löl OJVi December; $1 00!; May. Corn-Steady; 45,' October and January. Oats Firmer: nothing done. CINCINNATI. Oct 22. Cotton Steady at 10; Flour Steady; family, $4 655; fancy. $5 25r.t5 .5. Wheat-Easier; No. 2 red $1 01Q1 02; soot tl 75(3 1 75'4: November, $1 72!4: December. $1 7C'Ä January ; receipts, 10,000 bu.: shipments, 5,000 bn. Corn Active at 60c Oats Steady at 30c. Rye Steady at 58c Barley Quiet; extra No. 3 fall, 68c Pork-Firmer at $11. bO. Urd Strong and Higher at $7 5a Bnlkmeats Firm; shoulders. $5 12,'i; clear rib, $7 12J Bacon Stronger: shoulders, $6 25; cleir rib. $7 62,S: clear. $25. Butter Fair demand: prime creamery. 2Se; choice dainr, 20c Lin need oil Firm at 55j6c. - HogsSteady and firm; common to light, $3 85t 85: packers' and butche-s', $4 405 05; receipts, none; shipments. 935 head. LOUISVILLE. Ost. 22 Cotton -In good demand but lower rates; 10.4c Flour Steady ; extra family. $3 25(33 50: A No. 3. $4 25175; high grades, OC'C 5a Wheat Steady and firm ; No. 2 red. $1. Corn Firm; Na 2 white. 50c; No. 2 mixed. 52c. Oats Steady; mixed Western, 30c Provisions luiet bnt firm Pork Mess, $12 MalkmeatsShoulders. $3; clear riba, $o9J; clear. $7 25. Bacon Shoulders. $4 75; clear ribs, ii 25: clear, $7 75. Ha res-So gar enred, $16 5a Lard-Kettle, til. KANSAs CITY. Oct 22. Wheat-Kecelpts, 2"..C00 bu. ; shipments. 25,000 bu. Marcet bisher; No. 2 red. fall, f2?sjcrsh: 83. November: 85e bid December; H'VwSTSc January. Com Receipts, 4.100 bn : shipments, none. Market firmer: 37V,ocah; 34c bid November; S3c year; 3"7bC May. Oats Better ; 23c cash. "Whisky. ST. LOCTS. Oct 22 Whiskv fl 14. LOUISVILLE. Oct 22. Whisky steady at I 13. CHICAGO, Oct. 22 -Whisky-Quiet aud unchanged. CINCINNATI. Oct 22 -Whisky-Firm at tt 13. BALTIMORE, Oet 22. WbiKky fl 1'-. PHILADELPHIA, Oct 22.-WhUky-Dl at

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