Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 29, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1883 — Page 8

FBE INDIANA STATE SENTIITEU WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1883. - i

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A TRIUIIPH OF SKILL

'TPTf TT GZKFt Prepared from Select Fruits Mat yield the finest Flavors Uave been used for years. He tome Tlie Standard Flavoring Extracts, None of Greater Strength 2 one of sueh Perfect Purity. Alicays certain to im part to Cakes, Puddings, Sauces the natural Flavor of the Fruit, HXN L'l'ACTUÜED ET BTEEIiE & PBICE, Chicago, HI., and St. Louis, Ho., tit I at Laval la Taut flcaa. Dr. frltVi (Vaaaa MaHag rw4, aa4 Or. Pre' lakfaa Piimii. UTE MAKE NO SECOND CRADECOOD8 A KtVOI.l'TIONAKV KPI.SUUK. JL n Interesting Iifcooery l'pn av Farm im llji(tacltii.ett A Mteleton Found Which Has Vfro Sought in Vain for Many Tear. aWiTOK, Iec. 11. A great sensation has keen canned in the quiet town of "Winthrop, lvotn Harbor, by the discovery, a day or tw4iiice, of the skeleton of a British olftcer who was attached to acraiser daring the Kevelutionary War, and lost bis life while iu command of a cutter's crew and a detail of marines pent oat to intercept and rapture a party of Marblehead fishermen, who were proceeding to their homes after having laid in a supply of irovisions, etc. at Boetcn. Mr. John Belcher and other old relative" of IViclhrop possess cotes and papers written oca after and giving details of the officer's death. Yo many years it a been known that the body was buried thereabouts, and the locality has ken examined time and again, but the exact place of interment remained a mystery mil now. The discovery was made b'j workmen engaged in excavating fur a cellar n the estate of 1. Howard Woed, at SunnyKde, a part of the town which lies ophite Apple Island The men had reached a depth of lour feet when they suddenly laid bare the feet of the skeleton. A further examination, however, revealed the fact that the body laid in such a position tnat the rest of the Vkeleton was interred directly beneath a high tone wall, which had afterward been tailtoverit Work was temporarily pu-pen-ie!. and after a consultation with the proprietor it was decided to let the skeleton xeu.ain where it was, rather than fro to the txinsc of removing the stone wall. Rev. T. twlee, of the Methodist Church, howev r, attively interested himself in the matter, aid received permission to continue Ute work. lie accordingly engaged Mr. Mayo, a retired sea Captain, and Mr. John Wadsworth, an Id fisherman, to proceed with the work of exhumation. They removed the wall, and, after a few Lours' farther labor, succeeded is unearthing the entire frame. It was found xocliaiog on u thick plank at a depth of between tltme and four feet. The soil in which it was buried was a soft, damp blue clay, which amounts for the excellent state of preservation in which the remains were found. The skeleton was that of a maa over rix feet in dieight, the jaw bones being very mastiive and, the rest of the limbs in proportion. The bone held well together. Around the waht was an otlicer's belt, from which was suspended, by a small chain, an empty rabbard, while the neck was encircled by the regulation fttock then in vogue anion; the British marines. The waist belt was orna-ient-l with bras buttons, upon which wau engraved th .British crown. The belt and stock were well preserved, as was also the . rouicb plank on -which the skeleton lay when discovered. The story of the officer's death, v as gleaned from notes made at the time, and from other sources. waa as follows: During ithe summer fallowing the evacaation of Bos- : kn by the British, the party of Marblehead Jtehcrinen above alluded to dropped into Boston hrborl4r the purpose of replenishing tktir .mpplios Wore starting for home after . their long crnis. They .numbered twelve 7?n and occupied -three . smacks or barges, - jv? they were then caUed. .Having obtained tWeir supplies they put about and started for their homes, which was situated on the coadt some eightec miles to the northward, fome time after they hid started, and just as they were going through Point bhirley Gut, a lew miles Wlow th city, they, were observed by jl Britiali gunboat that was cruising around, and iinruediately a. utter was lowared from the tide of the gunboat, and on after a party of .sailors and marines started in pursuit of the hardy fishermen. The latter crowded on all sail. And endea red to get out of th way, but it became apparent that escape was impossible, so they lowered their saiis and calmly awaited their pcrsuers. The Litter, upon cbserving this, set up a shout of triumph and bore 4own upon what they deemed an eay prey, but the p'acky fishormeu had made preparations to receive tb British, and -when the fticer in, command stood up in the stern of bis boat asd ordered the Americans to surrender, a mocking laugh was sent back across the water and was followed by a .'bunt f IIa rue aad a .vitlley which filled two of the ma.vines and eue sailor. The British replied, and tor a few minutes a lively tiring was kept up on Lcth aides. fiua-ly, when the bc&is closed, by a skillful use of boat hooks a ud other weapons, the fishermen succeeded in capsizing the light cutter of their opponents and throwing them inta the water, whidu runs with great volocity at that point. Soise.of the men sank immedwHly, while others endeavored to board the fishing a mack", but were beaten oil and drowned. The fisiaarrnen crowded on all sail again and escaped Noting the mishap to his men the oAicer in-eonimand-tff the gunboat ordered away the second cutter to pick up the survivors. Kwne were onnd alive, but the bodies of all were recovered have one. thai of the oilioeir of the cutter who had ordered the surrender A few days afterward, bowever. Lis body wan thrown up on the beach of what is now Winthrop, where it wai discovered and interred by txnue of the inhabitants; and now, after the Lapse of more than a century, it is again brought to light by the . descendants of those who buried it there generations ago. It i.4 understood that the British GcTernment will be no i tied of the discovery in order Hut the officer's identity may be established, and the remains eent bock to England, if his relatives scdeeire. The Senate and Tariff Beforn, Wacbing-Ton Fpeeial: A prominent member of the Senate, wb is new serving on his second term, nd wtl himself leans towards protection in taridT legislation, has been making an effort to ascertain the. position of the Senate in refereaee to tariff lerislation. The result of his eanvam of tbe qtestioa is the conviction, as ?a euac d privately to Jxii irieads, Lfcat the

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Senate wlllVloptany tarifl bill that is pa3?d by the House, even if it makes a radical change in the present tariff. lu giving his reasons fo that conclusion be states that fck-nator Ingalls is in favor of a decided change and against the protection theory; that tSenator l'lumb, who was last year held ly the party Caucus against any decided chanjre, will not bo hell in support ef protection this year, but favor a change to a tariff for revenue, and that one of the Iowa Senators will be found on the same side. This makes three Republican Senators who will le found against tbe Ilei-ublican protects n theories, and who will favor even radical changes. This ht believes to be sufficient to ir sure the passage in the Senate of any tariff ohanees that may be adopted by tbe llotrse, and for that reason predicts important changes during the reason. TdNOl'IN.

TU Trrirh Marching On Koatay At 1.1 nt Aüvirrs The Cr-lit Itrronnutndsd, TIonk Koxn, Icc. lT.The French expedition of 6,00 men, with a flotilla of gunboats and steam launches, started several days Ho from lla-Noi fo r nitty. The troops landed seven miles from town and encamped without meeting the enemy or firing a shot. The assault upon fckmtay is expected December The enemy's force is estimated at 20,000 men. 1'abis, Iiec. 17. The Minister of War in view of the multitude of oilers for service in Tonquin, has decided to accept only oflicers from available tortrets battalion. -At tbe meeting of the Senate Committee the Tonquin credits great satisfaction was expressed at the clearness of the statements n ade by the ministry. Terry read a dispatch from Admiral Courbt dated the 10th, stating that the march on ckmtay would begin on the 117th. The report of the Committee of the Chamber of l'enuties on the supplementary Tonquin credit of 20,00u,0o0 francs demanded by l-'erry lor the first six months in IMSl, rtbommend that the credit be granted. The Chamber of Deputies approved the project for laving a cablw between Saigon and Tonvuin. A Iu-I I'rrTcntWI. Dee. 17. During tbe -discussion in the Chambers on the projosei cable between Sairon and Tonquin, Canean D'Orman moved an adjournment of tho debate, saying that the Ferry Brothers had carried away a majority of the members. Ferry characterized D'Ornano's lanpuage as indecent 1Orano retorted that the 1'rime Jdinister was impertinent The 1'iiine Minister thereupon declared if tbe (lovernment was to be exitosed to in;ults, the Ministers wonld refuse to attend the Eittings of the Chambers. At the conclusion of the sitting Charles Ferry, brother of the Drime Minister, sent seconds to D'Ormans with a challenge to Sghtaduel, but the matter was finally amicably arranged. II irks rub.V Tute. T-cnpoXj lec. 17. A Cairo dispatch says: Other native accounts report Hicks 1'asha's hands were first cut off by the enemy and that he was afterward cut -to pieces. Three thousand prisoners were taken. The twi Europeans and twelve Egyptians reported trying to reach-Khartoum via Darfour probably lost their way. The Europeans were probably the correspondent, O' Donovan, and the artist, Vizetclly. The Torture of Neuralgin. Are promptly relieved by a new Treatment which acts directly on the great nerve centers. If you are a sufferer from this painful disease, write to'Drs Starkey it Talen, l,lt" (iirard street, Philadelphia, and a-)k them to send yon such documents and testimonials in regard to their Vitalising Treatment a will mable you to judge foryourself whether it promises to give relief in your particular case. A lliner'K Ith. Special to the-Sentiael: Cot-murs, Ind., Dec. 12. Andrew Stcaver, an old man ac,rd about seventy-three yrar., died quite suddenly Lore last night. He came from the vicinity of Lima, O., about two weeks ago, apparently in deetitnte circumstances. When the body was bein washed by an undertaker, a belt was fonnd around Lis body which contained about $1.200 in gold. Attached to the belt was what wits thought by the undertaker to be a poultice or poor man's plaster. This was removed and thrown under the cooling board. After the body was ready for the eotlin. th nnrse picked up the supposed poor man's plaster ami opened it whtn it ws-t found to contain Ki,."uO in greenbacks in addition to the gold. No one knew be had the money , until it was found. He was a bachelor and has two brothers iu Ohio who have been telegrapheu. Some entirely new reminisrences of Chas. Dickens Lave been written by his daughter, Mies Ham ie Dickens, for the Youth's OouipamejQ, Indiana Patents. A weekly list of United States patents üesued to the inventors of Indiana for the week ending December 11, 1ÄS3; and each patent in tbe list will bear that date. Reported expressly for the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel, bv A. II. Evans & Co., American and Foreign Patent Solicitors, Vr asbington, D. C Charge for obtaining a patent, A copy of the patent laws sent free on application : U. 11. Aslre. Fouth Bend, (team boiler. C Jhutow, Marion, drive wheel. C . Flemiag-, bbelhyville. hinge for toilet A. il. Gleaaoo, Vbh, -rotary en cine. L. W. Ha.elman, Indiarapoiis, ciaap for securine torn tables for straw suckers. 1 V. Il&Fseiouui, Iadianapolis, straw slacker. K Hirwhy, Berne, sawing taitciilrie, W. J. Ilolrnan, Fort Wayne, brldije. V. H. MaffieJ4, V'aysville, register aod ventilator. W. li. ward. Bloomioctou. evaporatinc pau. KJ.Vi. Nuden oJ J. Prutaiuan, M oac.o, brick and tile kiln. The poui which Mr Tennyson has written for tle Youth's Cosa panion is a lyric of great sweetnewi and tenderness. Jtis considered the best pieoe of work which he has doee for gorat yTa.rs. paumxln sriuicn. The London T1ani Regards It a. a D tx-Uu-: -lion of War. Loxdox, I War. IS. The Time aays there was never a more, ainconipromlsing defiane flung irr t.V fae of the English Nation or the Government than when Tarnell, in his speech in the rotunda at Dablin, Tuesday evening, declared war upon constitutional principles and the connection of England and Ireland. Jt is impossible to publish that men of Kngland'reeard this renewal of Irish warfare with indifference or contempt The situation is nerious and will tax the abilitr of English statesmen to the utruoit Conumyt tun Cured. .An oid phvsician, retired from practie, baring had j -faced in his hands hy an llt India missionary tho formula of a simple vegetable .emiy for the speedy and permanant cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma and all throat and lunj a flections, also a nositive and radical cure (or iiervons debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative rowers in thonsand of rases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows Actuated jty this rrioaiT and a dmire to relieve human uiferin. I will Fend free of charge, to all whoiiWire it this roeip, in German. French or Roglish, with full directions for preparing and using. rJont by mail liy addrewing with stamp, naming thii pajier, W. A. Jlojn, W fotfn Block:, Kwbwwr,

FINANCIAL AID CÖMSECIAL

IIGNEY AXD STOCKSNew York Flnaacinl Market. Kkw Tork. Dec 1. Money Kasy at 2i per etat. : Clored flered at 1 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 6itflt per cent. Government Bonds-Strong. Railroad Bonds Steady. Speculation at the stock exchange to-day aetlre and excited ; after an irregular otening the market bceome buoyant and advaaced 1' to 1' per cent, in Viliards and H t ) 1 in others. An active list took place. Northern Pacific rose l.'i to 2SV. preferred 15V to W; Oregon TranscontiusnUl, 4S to 30; Oregon Navigation, 5 to lOöJa and fiuisville and Nashville, lj. to 4i;1. Union 1'aciCu was was exceptionally weak and broVe at 2'per cent, to 74. All Forts of rumors were current. The rraEons siren for the rise in VllLurds were varioua; Ifcat Oregon TraiiKContical Hateinent wonld show aisets of f 25.C0O.C0O in txcc.s of liilillici; that Oregon Tran.-con tiuenl! only bad call loans of fl.Oof .OfO, instead of the enormous amounts tiven ont by the horte, ar.d that J. Ralston, of the Farmers' Loan and Trut Company, hud consented to serve with Kabri and Emiicott on the Oregon and Tramcontincntal Iuvebti;;atii:s Comniif.cc. Union I'acli'.c was weaker on reports that the dividend had been joined, and the be:ir clique made special cCTorts to depress stock, and Dosloa was fiee seller. Abont 10;3() YilUrd's weakened. Northern Tacific rnnnin? oir to 251. preferred to J2;.4. Oregon NavlgnUon to 105, and Oregon Transcontincnial to 31'-, ; Union Pacific rallied y;i and fpil o!T io 73' ' and otlu r active sVarca reccd-'d to If a. Alter iüday VllUrd'a iat another upward spurt. Northern Pacific rising to 26'-. preferred to 57, Oregon Transcontinental to o7. and Oree- n aud Navaati.n to 110 Tliisstlti'Pthened the euer 1 list. mid lusher prices were recordca all round. ortu western t-oia up to li. Ickaw.nna to IIS, iJenver to '26)4. Like tllore to .'. Missouri I bciiu: io w. new l or i.tntral to 114'i. Itemiing to 57)4. Wabash to if, pre ftrred to .?, and Western Union to7",. The narket again weakened on nies to realise and a falling o(l In trie demand lroia ahorta, and prices declined 13.4 to 1). per cent Ner 2 o'clock oilicial annoimcernent was made that Yilmrd would rein the Presiilencie oi the Orepon Trauiwontmuntal and Oregon Naviga lo:i CoDUanies, and tnat WHlUm Hndicott Jr., 01 Boston, would ceed him in the Oregon Transcontinental, and T Jefferson t'oolridpe in Un-Mit Navigation. Norlhei n P scific moved 10 27' preferred to fi-."; Orejon rranscontinental to 3J'4. and Oregon improved to -8. lu tue last half Hour the New Yort Central developed to oinrket Rtrenpth. 1 he Ftocks which had tn-en firm all div of lWJ4113;i suddenly advauced to 114)4(41 lj?; rnvh. 'ihl. rise was due account ot Kohn. Locb & Co.. who bought In "under rule" round tmouul of stock acainst tVilliatn Heath t Co.. and others, for non deliveries, the whole market moved up to the best of the day. At close prices were a fraction otl, but the undertone was strons on belief that that the Iowa pool troubles would be fixed up. As compared with Saturday's closin? price. Northern Pacific is 3 percent, higher: preferred. S'.Orvcon Transcontinental, "-'-Oregon Navia'.ion also, of ltof-ton, in Oregon Navigation. Volride aUo joius Oregon Transcontinental directory. An official notw, accempanied by the statement that a ryudicate had been formed to take a "firm" rart of the bonds now owned by the Oregon Transcontinental t ompauy, amounting to i,C0O.0O0, or 10,000.001. this will rolieve the Company of the largir part of debt so burdensome and will enable it to resume a sound financial position, the report ot' the eouditioi of the Compnriy to be made as soou as tbe Coiniuittee appointed by the Board has been sble to make proper examination which wili necessarily occupy several diiys, but was positively statod tue report will show iu hand acrresate stock fully equal to amount held a: the time of the annual rcoori in Jane last when this renort become Oregon Improvement I'-Jc: Northwest, l'vc; Canadian Pacific. l'e: Canada bouihern. lc; Louisville and Nabviile, 1c; Wijsonri Pacific anl New Vork Central, ' and Wabafh. -referred. ?-He; luion Facile is lower: W entern Union aud Kansas and Texas cacbanped. In tlie ec.ialtlei Arscrioau cable aivaDccn from l',c to r",v; C, C , C. aud 1., from ?4e to fcs?-c; Jt Ijnnn-Mf. frora to 71-,. and ( olorado coal, irom lc to U')v: O. nd AI. declined from !' to '.'-t'vC. ru-aieu for tue sharp rise ia New York is Kuhn, l-o-b L Co., who bon cht in uuder the rule aVUt S.0"0 hart- 01' plock ?ainat William Heath & Co. and other psrtiv delaulttng iu their elelivwncs. The sharp ris ; aused no failures, aud wan due entirely to non-d'liveritt. Viee Presideat takes oi the Northern Pacific llailrai ( ouunny, has telccraphtd th following stateioent of the eoeralion of-ihe Company for October: Gross rarmnc. 91.)7.21 oi-eratic expiie. $14,6: rentala and taxes. V-. IU: Mirpln, $;2-J.iM. 'Jroa tarninus for Novcmtier 1 estimated at f l.i"-'(,200: peratim: expenses. i VC.'W: surolas. KCciO.CWO iTannat-tiona to day ijicrec-aled Vd.000 sbare. as follow!; iJM'kawanna, 5!.t0: Denver and Rut Grand. lri.OWi; jrje, 9,000: Lake dhore, y.OOO; Lotr.viil-3 aad NahvHle, iOC0; M :sMari Pacine, 14.0C0: .North eiem. 20.O0U: New York Central, JS W-U; ortüel raciüc, ti-t.OOJ: K-J:ng, I l.OW: Kt. l'ltul, -7.000: Cnion Pacific. .0(i0: Western Union, ,000; Oregon a.id TraicontiQcn'.al. ltt.0"): Caaadiiui J'aeiiic 5J0 : guincy, 1.000; New York teaUal. ouiier rule and caL. j.OoO. Q'lie week oteneJ fjoici ana weak on ruartet for rriininc bhares Northern Belle declined to It;. lov, st price jet roade: North Mexican declined to 6 , Harlem to 1W; Kateri Oreysn weak at Sä V: L'-odir firm at 70: lloru Silver, ft1-,: lrou eUver, ZÜ, aud su;ro Tunnel. 18. eOVKE.VME9CT 6SCCRITIXB. ftcrlina. 60 days 4sivj c. s. 4'. H4' J Erling, sight iMS New V.6. 4 1....-.121.' 3 percent. boad....10:Ji Son-The p&xcba.inK price for Qorarnment kondg In Indianapolis) Taries Irom the New York notations 1 per ccul. BOXDS. Pacific 6 ..11'7' TonDiMi, new. 37Vi Oct. Pacific flrULllSj-, Tlx. V. laudgraDts- 4i!t Erie seconds .. H-. Tex P. Rio Gruna. 7ö Lchich & Wilas K3 jtTnion Pac flrv 117i Louisiana cooaols - ! U. p. land Kianu....los', Mhnrl 6'a )C7 V. F. nir-Ving tmi.Mi hu Jo 110 Vlrfcdni. 's ?6 St. P. A. h, C. tirsu 114 'VirginU joom1 40 Tennessee 8 ' Z7frlx. preleTed a GKK KR.I STOCKS. Adams Express 12P ;Maivouri Pacific 0-'-'. AlleRueny l-entral l. LMotdle ii Ohio 10 ' Alton & Terre H... 4i Uorri t Essex 12J A. t T. 11. pfd 7 Nashville and Chat M Aaierican Kxpress so' Si.-J. Central..-. to BarL tdar K. it N 81 Norfolk & W. pfd 41 Canada Bouthera N'orthem Pacific . a Central Pacific... xi ,Io..j fd . Chesapeake A Ohio- l'Ncrtawefitcrn. in.1-. Do. second. - 17 13 i Now .York Ceatral.ni1, C'hlcacox Alton. Ohio Ontral.. losi-: C. & A. ftreferred. -1 Oftio & Missishlppl.. Cbic. Bart. A Q 121' O. -fc Maos. pfd. ts Cbic,tJ A N.O. MSUctario fe Weatorn... is a, 8t. U ZiPitbibarg liSWw?KouTr8nscoa'fl. :w Do. pfd S5 PacUic Jiall 1 K Cin., isan.ai Clove. U , Fanatna .... . ttS C, C. Cal bS'i Peoria. 1). A K 14'-. DelawaroX Uud....l0- thittsbun? . h'-t Del. & Imc . 117li;rMllnian raiace Car.l-1:;' Denver tft &. Grande y'J , Read in g . .. 57 K-rte W'-i Hack lUui4 l.(, l-rie preferr 77'- ist. L. Se i-.n. Fran St ratTentuÄß6-..lCi6i!i Do. preerred -tt Do. preferred... Do- first preferred. 7 Fort Wayne U3 ,8t Paul vV: Hannibal A 8 Joe.. 3S St. Faul preferred. U a1. Do. preferred..... a, Ht. Paul fc kiana 'N1-, Harlem- -100 iyu Paul & Ouiaoa Ziy, Hau ton A Texas. 60 r8t. P. & O. pit.. V6 Illinois l;a Texaa Pacific .. 'JO'I Indiana, B. A W. . 20 Onion Paciflo..... . 7t. Kaneas ii Texas '23;', U. E. Krpreas- . 5 Lsk Jirie t Wes..- 20 ( W , t L. k Paotfic- ls. iaie.nnre .-.. y. no. proierrea., .. .vz-i LonhwiUe & Naei 46 Lou., K. A. A Chi.... HI Mart. & Cin 1st pfl. 10 Do. seoead pfd .. 6 Mem ph. A CharleaU Mich) ear Central 90 Wells k Fanr x.-115 W. U. Teieraph ... 7S'i Home take 11 Iron Silver ...... Ontario 2(juickgllver ""J Do. preferred..... 2A 8utro . 1.1 Mimwao .jft Ht. L. I9y Do. preicp-ed-.. . 7 I"orelim Money and Stockau LONTX)y.2)ec. 17. ar Silver. 60' i. Kail rood etocks PerrasvIvauU Central aa 2?cw York CcwtraU 17J4; Krle. atf,; Keadine. -i. rA&I3,Dee,17.-Beate. 74fS5. (XmHEUCIAL. .Tli dry goods trade reioains In a very juict state, and the toae of the market la not particularly buoyant. Groceries xoet with a good In. airy, aad previous prices were well supported. There was a fairly active movement la raisins, currants, fjgs and all fancy line, riab vemalnad quiet. Dealen in dairy producta reported ft quiet trade, wltb butter firmly held. Don dull. , Kails are selling at S2 7012 75. 6EAI3T. There wae a decidedly stronz feeltui in wheat yesterday. The advance was marked and unexpected, Chicago touching 11 00 for the flat time In months. Tbe seaboard so 'ar has not syntcathlsod. but if the botia ecn tin ties will probably wheel Into Una, C010 43ra4es f old bave almost disappeaved lifia local toarketa Eeeeipta of new art mora E V

eral, sad all that will trade will find ready boy era fit fall quotations; in fact the feeling la quite firm aad active fer all grades. Tte general tone is better at ether points. Steady at New York ; )4'c higher for January at Baltimore, and c ttronger for Jaly. and lc for May at Ch eagi. Oats P.athcr more quiet. Very littls change ia quotations, however, but feci Ins lomewhat dull. Floor, Grain and II ay. Tlonr Patent. r 506 00: extra fancy, $5 10 6 fancy, ft ibfiw CO: choice, 14 404 tJO; family. 14 6K44 26: treble extra. $3 25,43 40: double extra. S3 00 3 15; extra, tl lbl U0; auneräne, 12 UyHI 65; fine, tl 25C42 40; foundry, 2 00. Wheat Wecuow. Bid. Asked.

No. l Mediieranean . 1 07 trk No. 2 " " No. 8 " 1 Pl1" 1 07fb 1 05 ill 1 ß AO. 2 red uo;-i vi; No. 3 red yo 9i Mixed Rejected Unmerchantable Decern tcr...... January 1 e hruai . ........ 75 71 1 02 1 V2X 1 0J Bid. (3 M 15 ir 63 -y 41 9 6S Bid. s 3i SO Com V e qucte Kft O.Mi ,,, , Aiked. trk No. 8 white-..-.. 5fb lellow Hich mlld.... MixeO.. m M Mixed, new - . New rejected. . Cnrocrthantsble, new. H()Tind cat, om... Sound car, new Oats We quote: No 2 wbpe...... - - Light mixed . M Ixed. Rejected .... . 1 fb FaleS. 40 40"" Asked S6 3. tk tit Rye No. 2. steady; 5f.c bid for car lots: no seller": art of cur, :6c bid ; held at 5sc Bran hull; ill bid; no sellers. CHICAGO MARKXTa. Furnished by H. E. Kinney & Co., Grain and Provision Brokers.1 liccembcr 17. :Opeu'g iHigh'st Lowtst jOiosl'K. Sanson Call Short ribs, 200, C00 pounds: pork, v.tatj t.arrcis: lara, 6,ooj tercjp : oats, 60,0sj bu.; wheal, l.ltti.OCO bu.: corn. 215.000 bu. Hog, tstiraated receipts Ueceiaber 1 12.500 fieuc. BRITISH CRM TKAPE E5YIEW. London, Dec. 17. The Mark Lane Express in it weekly review of tbe British graia trade, says All branches of trade are depressed. Trade iu for eign wheat is off and stand fverr dull. Large and Increasing visible supply in America regarded with Krowinc mistrust. Foreign flour in small supply. .Mixed American maize maiutained its value Uats steady, and very little trade in w Peat oil coast. Eight cargoes arrived, two were sola, and three remained untold. Tbe sales of Knllsh wheat for the eck were 70.130 ouarter. at 39s ad Der Quarter. acainst 44.&S3 ouarter. at 41s (d per quarter for tae coneyouaing wet ust year. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Dry Cods. DRZSa FABRICS. llanch'i'rcafih'iH.Uo iMaach. ?4 Komes..161. DeHepe 12c Manch. 6-4 Deßege. 16lc Mel'DKClsJc, Manch. M Cie' ma.23&j Am. CnolAWIMnnxh IU V Ch rv Manch. 7-4 Ex Ch.S0c .'-. 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CUf ton f C C! 7c IPepperell a-4 -20c o4c repporeii -t... GraaiteviUe K K Aurusta esc TeppereU 10-4 escjeucao ISiciPeerteao i OonUneoval Ü ILUCHKD COTTONS. Wamantta 11 -;BaaiaraTaie.. - 10sc;Cbefltnut UiU N. Y.M11U. Frait 0 the Loom 9tys Blackatono A A Lonsdal SrO WhitinvlUe 3 la o Farw eil Barker MUk. Lin wood ac reppereu e-t . sc PeppereU9-4., 8V:j I'epuereil 10-4-. n tehvuie HOpWMm....,,.., focaiwett PMC Lancaster . Pluntvett White M fs Co Bates. 7c iSlatemlleiö in 7c Mocber Hubbard.. 7So 7c ibftff-imoreJTlni 43 0IK6HAMS. 80 (New Ecrutnd .. 70 8c Mioton dress styles. 80 8c 1 Royal aress styles c 7 sc Pu;nrrew dre Btyalo Glasgow.. Berkahlre 70 Can loa dress styies-iu1. 7c Johnson's book f ld.!"7c (Johnson's mourn. 12 eienarron. PACIFIC MrLU Dan ooom Porjlin Lustrsa.lO'c M Brocatel. 16ic 16ye 21C Alpaca Lustres. JbSc 6- Poplins til .a" . t . . . 8! Steel Lustres. 15Mct -4 Cashmere Ex. li (aahnores Ii Sc 6-4 Oaahmero AC 270 w Betse J2N4C Austrauaacrepe.140 ycash Bce . 12!c4-4 Oretonne lCO ihFandes 15o 1 4-4 1-crcalea lie CHrvoira. Amoskeair, . .1034ci Alabama piaida. 7Se AmokeaK plali. llo AueuKt-t pui-is . . 7yi Louisiana plaids. 7 Sc Oreenbriar piaida. 7Uo tummerrlli- plaWa 8'iC w'tt'ntoo ex. stoi 10c Whittenton, B 9c Everett- ... 9c Edlnbnrn . lOKCiOtuwt p'alJa. . -.c Great Ke public . 7Jc; Newton Falle plaUs 7c tirrtHs CRASH. D Brown. i-6c If Brown.. a 9VJC -lOV 13C A Brown. 5taCiM N BrownP Brown. eXcjX X Brown, Bleached le higher. I CARPXT CRAIW. Wnlte..1C (Colored - . , Tfn Coverlet Candle vYlck 20O .200 Sa. 500 cottoa Tunuioe Twins.... 20c aarjf baos. American ..Mo i Fran kllnvllle. 2la Lewistou ..... 210 Ibtark A 210 Trio ProTlstoa Ma.rket Below are tbe preset. Jobbing prices: Smoked Ucftts-ö, C Hajru: Light, medium and heaTT. VA4ei clear breakfast baoon. lie; KnsliaU Bbonlders.' 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Utu JIV'U. Lard Ketue rendered leal, ra tierces. 10c: la half barrels or 601b tubs, 10c; 30ib pal ), lit; lüib pans iic oil, in tiere, vue f-erpai: m y oris. Sausses Boiogua. In cloth, 7c; in akin, 7)& The "rodae Mavrket. Ects 24c; tePlng from store, 2Sg2&c. Butter Creamery. 30(335c: dairy, cüoioe, 1920c: extra dairy. 22A24c: coun try. choice. lSe: aellinz fxom store at 17y18c: eommon. SAlue per lb. Poultry Lteu, 7o per lb.; roosters, 4o; young chickens, 7c; turkeys, 9c; geese, full-feathered. so oo: picked. 13 tHV t4; dncks.old and young, 93 00; prairie chickens, tt 60TS4 60 per dos.: mallard tiuc. 2 0((av25; quails, ti io; squirrel.-', "5c; tsl'biis. Jlri5. Feathers Prime geese, 60c; mixed aud ducks, 20(5 25c Kaps lC Wool-Tub-washed, clean picked. S3&35C: unwK.el, melinin gr;ile 2jc; corsmoa aud coarac, 120c; burry and coiled, liälSc The Grocery Market. Cheese W esiern Reserve. 12Vi13c: JerseT.WVk: Crystal 8prinK, 13J'Vc COIlees t oiHUiou, HVlc; ordinary. I2vi fair, lö!4.14c: prime, llslSc; strictly Vrime. lfiö16c: choice Iöi4ai7c: Old OoTe'nment Java. 2.S-V7c: KcLavaehlin's. 17!'c: Arbuckle'a roasird, 17.c; Levertag B, 17;ic; Cardoba, 17c: Gates' A No. 1,18c. t a pars Cutloaf, 9c; powdered. 9c; gTftnuSaUHi. 6;e: stendard A. tr'fiS'-iC: ofT A. -'ic: ahtte extra c. vuW jc: light brown. iy,i '. co. men grades, 6a .8c, a oiaw-esatid SvruDa-Kew or.eana moiasses. 454 60c; aj-riip, 3ft'a4c per tral. for common to choico. nice Carolina aiid LiOuliana, bc Spices Ferrer. 16: alcpice, 12c: cloves, 2-511 0c; rincer. vc: cinnamon In mats, iiiiic; nuvmcKs, 76.0 Oc tlt Lake. In car lots, 1 15: dray lota. 51203 .1 25; email lots 10c more Irom store; dairy, H W rf3 0U. Biaren Kenned peart, 34"i33ic per id; ü-nresa ec: Champion closs. lump, 7(a5c; iiaprove-ici.ru, 7Kft,Sc . . . . . . . aw. vi. . tall riJ-naiscserei. r.o. 1 mess. -i per nui.; halves. 811: extra nie-. f;0 per bbL: halves. 14al5: No. 1 macterel. lHC-0: halves, n alio; ro. 2 mackerel. Ilfurtio 50: ba vea. 50c : Mx 3 mcicerel. tftu9 .0; naives, tb&b 59; Nu. 1 white fish. hall bbls., J6 ö0!7: family wnite n-sb. naives, a; iw; K0.I herring, 3; Kueless fish, 55 50(o.6 per 100 lb.: tioriclexs cod, 5768; extra, 510; (irand Joana, cmf V. tier lb ForelKn rruiis uoiiaon layer raising, new. $2 5: new Vsieticla.hc; Snltana,14c; new Musca tel raisins, two crown. 52 20 three crowu, 5 uj. Lemons Messina.t.Vd5 60. Oranire lamaica, tö 50. per box. Pmnes Bohemian, 6Vi9c: new Turkish, Suisse; bullana do., 8Jc; curranta, 64"7c; new pes. lavers. 15c. Dates Matt. VA iSic: fard in 10 lb. boxes. 15c Peanuts Raw, Tennessee. 9a inc: Virginia, ;v10c; Wilmington, 8c: roasted, 10Ct!2c. t, anned Goods We quote: TomRtoes, 2 lbs, 95c tl 00; 3 lbs, $1 101 25; Peaches, 2 lbs, standard. 1 60M1 75: 3 lis. 52 20(42 3d; secoiias. 3 lbs, 11 ,n öl Hb- 2 lbs, 1 40 45; Pie Peaches, 3 lbs, $1 1 SO; 6 lbs 52 25(2 40; Blackberries, 5191 10; Strawberries. Il 2t)tl 25: P-spoerries. II 60otl 75; Cherries, red, (1 25U 35; white, 52 00aj2 25: striag Bcanr, 90cfeil; Green Peas, Marrowfat, 51 :3l 40; Earlv June. 51 40dtl UI: Yarmouth Corn. 5V35tl 40: Mountain Sugar Corn. $1 35S1 40; Polk .lbs, I100O 1 02; Polk. 3 lbs, 51 401 60; Mackerel, 51 S 1 35: Flneapples. 51 7&J 1S; Salmon, l lb, x 70(4 1 90: Tumbler. Jellies. 85(ä90c: Cove Oysters, 1 lo. light weight. 65370c: 1 lo. full wehrht, 51 1VJ 1 20; 2 lb, hpht weicht, 51 25; 8 lbs, full woisrht, tl 9iVa2: ßaraines. rrench. Jis, tl 75 per doe; American, 51 per dos; Apples, Iba, tl 10: 6 Jbs, 2 50&2 Mi gallon, 53 2033 00. Vegetables and Fruits. Beans Choice navy, 52 50Q3 5; xoedium, 53 50 v; marrows, ai X$3 40. PoUUiee fical 20 per Dbl. Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jersey, 15 5Cv5 75; Baltimores. 54(34 50. Apple Choice, $3 754 00 per bbL ; commou. 52 (sj2 75. Dried Apples Evaporated, 15(16c; common dried. 7(SSc. Fear he.- Dried peaches, halves, 7y3Sc; evap orated, iw. CabbAKe 25 per bbl. Onions f I 762 00 per bbL Uonev 17(a20c Cranberries Wisconsin, fl0(3!lpcr bbla; Cape Cod. 51314. Ctlery 30(3 40c Coal and Coke. Pittsbuiv. Tjer ton. t" 6C: anthracite. 17 2-? Ray mond City. 545: Indiana block. $3 to; coke, lump. lie: coke, crushed, 13c ; Jackson coal, ti 60: McPieal. 3. Seed. Timothy. $1 (ol CC; tine grass, tl 251 40; clover, 50 2U. Leather Tildes and Tallow. Hemlock sole. 23,V-Sc: oak sole. 35rt40c: Pennrylvania hameM leather, 34ft3c: barnesa leather. a-j-it: bridle leather, per dor., o0$72; domestic kip, toyioc: rrencn mu, J4.ic.ft! w; aomesuccait. TtCtöSi 10: lreucticall.il lOutl 90. Uides reen hides, 6ic: green calf, 10c; green salted, 8&SV4c; irreen salted calf, 12c; dry flint, 12c; dry aalted, lOcvl lc per lb.: damaged, grub 07 or bull, two-thirds the above prices. Tallow Prime, 7a7,4fc Grease Brown, 55c: white, 7S8& Drue Market. Alcohol, ?2 25)2 30: calomel, 75JtS5c; camphor, 90o&c; cocblneat, 60&7uc; chlorolorm, 51 10tfl l.; ruin opium. 51 2ti3l W. in d Ivo, 51&3: morphine 3 40w3 ML Oils-Castor. 51 4.S41 50: sweet oil. 90rtl 75: olive oil. $1 60y3: bergamot (Hacderiu n h). V2 lb; lemon (-andersou-), si v tJuiaiac. P. c W.. 51 80,41 cinchonida. &0säc AUierican bi carb, soda. 4&v3c: tuiriisa oo.. asn tc. tinutr Garrct'a 2-oz. pace., H per dor.; 4-o. rMttles, 53 per doz. !ve's sulphur, 4fi6c Turpentine, 42fc4ftc Ennlisti Vermillion red, by bbl., 'zyc: b-ti quantities. SVc. Iodine, 52 5042 7a. Iodide potash, $1 65 Cloven, 25ji.30c Rhubarb, 903 25. Window-glass, 50 per cent. : doable, öO aud 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron 12 00 rate; hoop Iron. 3 rates; Norway and Swede iron, 6c rate; horse shoe iron. S'c. Horse btioes Burden A Perkins', per sei;, l oO; mule shoes, tl per ke? advance. Horse hoe Nails Northwestern, Globe, aud Putnam, pur box, $4 50. Ja-t 8tvl liest American, per lb., 14c; sprinc steel, 6c; tire steel, 4c: too calk eteei, be : machiaerj steel, be Sa.im-$2 80. Mi.vcellaneoaa Blavrkets. 011" We quote: T.lnsoed. raw, 5,V; boiled, 5Sc; I2rd oil, 4V")(vKröc; rainers' oil, 66 j-0c; lubricatini; oil. T2&3SC;' straits oil. 505.tc; benzine. Idylle: coal oii. Indiana lezal te-t, IOl0'c; IM de. lust, llfttliyc: water white. 150 des., 14c Tinners' Kuppliesi We quote: Bt brand charcoal tin. 10. 10x11. !2il2sndKl 20,50 75; IX. 10x14, 14x20 and 12x12. 8 75; roolIng, IC. 14x20. 56 2; 20x28s. 5!2 50fc14: block tin, iu risjs, 25c. in bars, 2öc Iron 27 tf iron, 3.80c; 27 C iron, 64c; Moorehead's galvanised. 35 per cent, diseouHt. Sheet sine, 7c Copper bottooia, 25c, Pianiühed copper, 34c dolder, 14(9 17c WKF.KLY L1VK STOCK KKI'OKT. Reported by Fort A Johnson. General Commission Salesmen of Livs Stock. Unios Stix-k Yaki, Dec 18, 1881. Cattle Receipts. 150 head; shipments, 70 head. Quality generally common and market very dull oa that class, and selling at lower price", while good grades are steady and easy to dbjpose of. But few heavy shipping grades here. Prime steers, 1,400 to 1.600 lbs 56 093$ CO Good to choice. 1 .200 to 1.400 lb 6 25 cti W) Fair to medium. 1,000 to 1.150 lbs . 4 so.r Oi Common to medium, fiOO to 900 lbs 8 &0(t 25 Good to choice cows and helfera. 4 00(41 75 Fair to medium 00 ws and heifers.. 8 2-yt't 75 Common 2 Motf 00 Veal calves, commou to pood....., 4 trnrs 50 Bulls, commou to Kood.. ....... . 2 7S a) J 50 Milch cows and springers- . ...25 O000 00 Dogs Receipts, 8,000 bead; shipments, 2,500 bead. Quality good. Market active Packers and shippers buying freely; closing firm; all sold. Pelect heary f- 80,5 P0 Heavy pack inn -...... . & 60o& 7 Mixed packing- ............. 5 40ij 50 Light shipiBX ... ..- 5 005 43 Sheep Koeelpta liht. Market active and higher. Good grade. Good to choice, 120 lbs. and upward $4 00,4 25 Good to chotoe. 100 ts 115 lbs - 3 6074) 90 Fair to medium, HO to 90 lbs. 8 10 a: 40 Corcmr-li . 2 f0(3 ( 9 Bucks (per head) 2 00 Klsowliore. ST. L0UI3, Dec 17.-Cattle Ileceipts, 900 head; shipments, l.OnO bead. Market active and firm for all rood grades; common, dull; Christmas beeves, tW. exporters. 55 30a6 75; vood to choice shirpinc, 5ö5C5; Rood butcher steers, 14 25(5: cows and hellers, 13 505 50; stocken and feeders. 53 V (?t4 25. Sheep kccelpts, 700 head : shipments, 1,100 head. Good grades wanted ; Christmas mutton, f4 .'0'5: pood to choice, 8 714 50; eonunon to medium. 52 5 a3 60: Texans, tl 25.8 75. Dogs Kei-eipis, 8,500 bead; shipments, 2,800 head. Market unsettled; lieht, 54 9,sv5 15; packfog, 55 W'i 00; butchers to extra, 55 10-vjj 75. CHICAGO, Deel". The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs Ttecelpts, S5.000 bead; shipments, 4.70 bend. Market strong, MilOc higher; iackiue. $1 ro (5G0; purkincand shipping, j 400; light, ft CO 5 40 : skips, f-" 504 25. Cattle Keceip's. 9.000 bead: shipments. 1.900 bead. Market weak, 10c lower; exports. &0v 7 5: ftiood to Choice fhippiug, f5W(t6 8); common to nielium. H25(R5 40: Texan t4i5. Sliecp Becelrts, 4,inX head: shipments, 950 bead. Market stcadv; inferior to fair, 52 &0 43 50; medium to pood, 13 XQI; cuoice to extra, 150 5 50. HEW TORK. Dec 17. Beeves Receipts. 4,700 bend, makum 13,400 head lor the week: market active and firm r ail rradea advanced Ja Vic; drweeJ, average, fl 5t35Mper haad; CHiaiaaas

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per cwL, live weight mecp Kceclpts. ll.eno Dead. Market Rood ana fiiroer; common io ordinary unchanged; por to iriire. ?3t (ri6 2') per cwt: extra anl fancy do.. 6 I0fi7: common to extra lambs, V-t7: 1 car load thnsims lambs at 57 20. Hope Keceipta. 1 1,7 CS beaa : no tale for 1it bosrs befcre 'Chsnze, and tbe market iccarded as nom inal at Y - tt5 lr cwt MARKETS BV TlILIXilt Al'II. Produce) Markets. CniCAGO. Dec 17. Flour null and nnchanired. Wheat Active: options c l ifher; advanced H i;.4c more: declined c: ttusred and closed l'.4c h tuber than Saturday; sales. Deeemi-r. OS'vuW-.c closed at V'.jC: January, SsftjSl, losod at W Kc; . v jm'.t -. at ... 1 . . 1 . ... r f ... . J rui uary, v.' - -.-fi 5 1 vi, ciowfu .11 i rr : ua , cw Fil 0l: No. 2 ChicMCO sprine. JS'.v J'4c. clo-Jod at 9?;,'c:No. 3 do.. fcl(aS4c; No. 2 red. r9ial 01. loin Active; uemand cnietly for ppcculstion; trices adraneed lT.lü4c abovo the 0enin fipv.re. but nluhed vvA and close-l l';.c higher; January 4c hiphcr than Saturday; hIck, cash. 0.'' 00c. closed at 5'.' vc: Dt-cemoei. N"'fcWi(i', clewed at b c; Jurjuary, ftSj-CO'.-e, closed at 5':4L': r-L'iuui), oi ;-, cio.-tti ttia-ji:; nay, ru-,j i 61c, ci e d at 6la--; June, hh- (ats Finn: prices ranpiD? ?uc over Se.tnrd.tv; ooh, at 4 344c: I'eccmLer. 3. .";4(a3t4c. clo"d at 31'c; Ja'iuarv. 3-le8;r,c, cioel at W.-e; Kebruarv. 3l''-t 3 Jc, ioted at 3-i4c; May, ;sf4JS;,H closed t :.VV. i'S Firm at 5Sc Bnriey Finn atCTc. Haxsted -Steady at 51 4JU1 4' Pork In coed demand snd firm: oi.tions lOäl.e liicher. advanced löJ additional, and cto ed Bienoy: for cusli, 7.'Ko,l.i 87. (or old: f:4 2j;4 14 3'.for new; Jammry, $14 "f)(au 70. cl jd at 514 4 014 M: Fer.ruarv. 814 Ux.i4 .0. closed at 514 fw; March, 514 h7l.ci,lj 05. closed at 514 K'--i df 14 io: !ay, ;i. 20(i i&4.-, ciced at fi5 2i'sJl. 2-. lard In 1st demand: crenel I'-tjili.' umher, ri acted ajoin at.d clol ea.sy; cash. f.s S: Jiinusiy, 5S S2Vvt3 0Jl4. clotri ut f8 90 9?VT; fetruarv, un l,-. eios. a at ?j 0J 07' .j: Naich. to 2t't.9 30: Way, fi t. VtJ 5j, closed at '9 4"-J(S9 4'. Lnl'.meaui Kieady; Shoulder, 56 2.5; biiort rils, 57 45; hhort clear, 57 7"i. Butler rncier: choice to fancy creamery. 23-d. S2c: d. daily, 'JCq, 27c. It't;!! In fair demand ai 2tc. Receipts Hour, 20,000 bbls.: wheat, 140.0K) bn. ; corn. 1.TK0 bu.; onts, 114.000 bu.; rve, 11,000 bu.; tsiicy, i.i.C(. du. fcnipmcnt r !oi:r, 1.0 0 bbls. : wlieat, 37,('(0 bu.; crn. 3),0n0 bu. ; oats 21.000 bn. : rye. f,b 0 bn. ; barley. 4.t.(xi0 bu. Call Wheal, i-alca of 1,00,01.0 bu ; lecemtcr advanced '.c; jHiiunry and May decline 1 ;,c: Februaiy r. Corn, sales of 2 15. COO bu. ; December advanced VyC: Ja nary and May Oats, i-ales of Gd.000 bn. ; January declined Febriary advanccl c 1 oik, Janusry dechued 5t; leimiarv 2'..c; May ai vancid 23. c. Lard, saica of 6,0 JJ tü-nxs; Jaa nary savancca -;4c NEW YOKK. Dec, 17. Cotton Quiet at 13 7-lfi'.3 11-lik'; ioture. firm: D'.-Ciinber. IO.-IOc; January, 10.4oo; Februarj-, lo.r.ic: March. 10.77c; April, 10.91c; May, ILL:; Jnne, ll.lc; July, li.29e. August, li:re; September, 11. öle. Kour Quiet: receipts 7r,5u0 boi.; UDOits, 9,000 bbls; iiood to choice, 51 05;. 75. Vheat Sp-l ;4al?-4c higher; options opened li.-Ij-ic higher, alter lost part, advanced and cloel ?,fct4c under outride ratw; reoeipts. 17.000 bn.: exports, 8.000 bu:new No.2Chicaco.tl iO;ui!gradet nomnnl at 90cn5l 18: No. 4 rei. 9u'.,c; No. 3 red. 51 MlipilOS: No. 2 red.tl lS'al lt : uu?n ied while, tl 1 05; N.. 2 do.. 51 05:No. 2 red. leeeinber. sales of 10.04 bu. at 51 l-'4' closing at 51 l-!v; January, sales of l.OsS.uOO bu. at 51 lö'. 1 uy closing at ti 14: February, m es ol2,os.iiuo bu. at 51 J.;.('il 1&W clOKliiff at 51 lo'i; March, sales of 424,tM) bu. at 51 l.51 1 clona; at tllS'-i; May. i-ale of TM.OuO hu. at tl 21'4((jl22!a, clo-in at tl 2!si. Corn Spot, .'iilc better: options opened ktvs.c lower; aiwr advanced UdlV.c: cloced una at 'i(t'.C uuder bet figuren; receipts 15,000 bu. ; exports 61(00 bu.; ungraded. 495c; No. 3. 5. CjMe; No. 2, UitfiCCj-j; No. :2 white, 70c; low mixed, COc; No. 9, December. bi"t(,?, closin; at b4'4c; Janunry, M'jihc, ciohini; at 6k: r ezrrory. 66.4(;ie.?4c. closius in W-4c; May. OtiraiG'.c;, cio ni at C9c 4)ats V-of-c hicher; reoelpis. 44.0OU bu. ; exports, 616 bu. ; mixed, 39Vt4!c; white. 6('m44c Hay DulL Coffee pot, lair; Rio. dull: ept.ons 5(410 points higher and active; sales of l:,00 bags of P.io No. 7, January, at 'J.t t 10c: 14,000 bnus of Kebrnsry at lOlo.loc: 23,7J baps of March at 10. 10ai 0.25c: 6.2.'0 bas of April at 10.2O(ti0.l0:-; 5.r00 bacs of June at 10.3(ic: 10,001 tags ot July at lo.ltHiin.4oc. u?ar e-teiidv and in mrxlersie uemaDd; refined dull: standard A. 79A7,4c; granulated, -c. Tallow Quiet.. Rosin Dull, lurpentine Iull at Sta Kc-rs Fresh, firm, roik Firm: new mew, $14 t7Vi,15 ii. Ik-et Quiet. Cut Meat Nominal. Lard irm; Western steam, spot. 5i20: December r3 13; Jauiary. 1V9 25; February, li 2;9 35; March, S9:e9 46. Dutter Quiet Lead Dull. BALT1MORK, Dec 17. FPur Quiet aud steady ; Howard street and Western n per fine. S-isJ 50; extra. 83 7&4 7a; family, fioj Wneat We-ii eru hiRherand lirra; No. 2 wintt-rrüd, spot, 51 OS 1 : Januarv, 51 0'j-vrti iofc; rebruary, 81 12 ,ß,l 3; March, 51 14 bid; May, Si 19Vl 2U Corn- V es tern, Eisner but dun : mixed, spot. 5Jt Uc: January. 61 !ffaG4e; Febrnary. 62V4'ntc-2'c: kiaich, 62l-vC bid: May. 6oaV-8c: steamer. tH'''iC. Oat bteady aud quiai; Western while, 44Jc; mixed, SjaSHc: Peunsylvauia. :iv!,i2c. Kye Steady at t'aChc Kay steady wiui a moderate demand ; prime to choice Pennsylvania and Marv land. 51Stol5. Provisions dull ; Mess Pork 515 50. Pnllimeaas-oulders and clear nb sides backed. 57(s8 60. Bacon Shonlder. F- 0; cl. ar rib sides. ! 60. Hainü-514 öO.alö. Lern -K -lin xl. 510. Butter Dull ; Western pecked, 10 2: creamery. 26(n'c Enjrs Quiet; fresh, 29430c: Pt'oklcl, 20 2ic Petroleum Dull aud nominal: renned. 9'4c. Coffee bull; Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair. lO'--s 11C iusar S ca-ly and uiet; A soft Freichta to Liverpool, per s tea me r tuition eteaiy atl7-Md: Hour quiet at is!, ucceipw-flour, 1.Ü00 bhiti.; wneat. 2"'.i0 bu. ; rvm. "-1.000 bu. ; oats. 3.000 bu.; rye, J9Ubu. Shipfnents None. Bales V beat, 4oC,0t0 bu. ; corn. 112,tW0 bu. 8T. LOUIS, Dtc 17. Four-Unchanj:el. Wheat tliclier. slow and easier at the close: No. 2 red. 81 CJ(dl 03 cssb ; $1 OC'-i Pecember: si Ot,l otr-. Janusry; tl t4i wb reDruary: 51 o, March; SI ll?f01 12i May: NO. 3 red.92?(94ViC con ni):urr uu riii lur tiij; tonn; 47V.C Decemlwrr: 473,.l8c January; 4ST"l"--c February ; M;. '(4 c May. Oat usrhter and slow; HO'juro-'vc ca-h; W--jc Pecember; i"l:4'c January; .'tie Fehrvarv; WJca-V. Mav. Bye Wetter at fi4V.c. Barley Dull ai5080c Lrmsi Iull at :). Butler Unci enzed. hpcs-Qaict at ic. Jiaxseed Slew at 51 3C. Hay t'nchan;,i. Bran .1 n '.:!'. at mill. Provision- tiirouz Out low. Porit - Jobbing. 814 2" ;or old ; 514 75 for uew. Bulkmeats Lone clear, 7 30; short rit-a, t735-.!r10: stiort clear, i'fti7'.0. Bacon Hnort ribs, &4 25: short clear, (8 00. IjrU Juict; aatjOay-ked; 860 Md. FfipU Flour, U00 bbK; heat, 45,000 bn.:corn. l.'O.OW bu.; oafs, ?4,(X"0 hu.; rye, ::,000 bn. ; barley. 7.H00 bu. Shipments Hour. 11.000 bbls ; wheat, 32.000 hu.; com. li t. WW bu.; oats, S7.000 bu. ; rye, 1 .000 bu ; Wrley. 10 0J bu. AftcrnM.n lkard. Wht-at Mrou? and bisher: fl 03 askrd recemlr: 51 Cl,. J:;nnry: ! Oi'w February; 51 12,:-&1 13 Ma. Corn -11 ijihcr; 47t: December; 4'4c January; 4'i4c February; MHc May. Outs Firm and slow: 30-" , Dene:nber; 31'.;c January : 2,'- February ; ö&J4c Msy. CINClr?NATI, Dec. 17. Cotton Heavy at 9'. Flour Family. St jt:! .': fancy, VVV 4i) Whtat Cond demand: -o. 2, rtt, bl 0ritl Of.Ji; spot, f 1 0f;'v bid Jsnnary. Tte-eipt. T.uo-) bu. : shipuients, 6,5o0 bu. C'irn Steady: No. 3 mixed new, 47lSe. Oao Easir at ."irt.He. Kye Stcadv a H'J,1 . Barb-v In pood demand; extra No. 3' fall. i0''C2c. I'ork Quiet at ?15. Lard Hichrr st 67'.h 75. Jlulkmeats Quiet ; Bhoulders, !6 lJi: cliar rib, is 25: clear. 5M 75. Batter Fair demand : prirneObio creamery, 40c; cboice dairy, 22c. l.in.sd oil Quiet at .VViorV. Uo-a Firm : coinmo -.n .i-4iu, 4 J-Vü 0; Ducking and butchers'. 55 405 Ml; receipts, 1,400 head; shipment p. 90 bead. TOLFDO. Dec n.-Wheat-Itali: No. I white. tl 05; No. 2 do.. VW; No. 2 red. eufh. tl 04 tl 05; . Iecember. 51 04: January, tl 05': rebruary. nvi;,iiJy, 1 i.yh: no. s oo.. jfctc: rejected. 91C. Corn Dull but firm; No. 2 ca.h, &5V; December, .V bid; January, 5.'!e: May, 61,',c: rejected. 51c; no Krade, 45c. OatsQuiet and steady: No. 2 csh Drccmoer. tc: January, Mic; May, SN. Rye No. 2, ösiö9c Clover Quiet: prime rash, and December, ?5 tO: January. 65 95; Februarv. iC Receipts W'bcat fd.COO bu. ; corn. 2-1.-100 bu.; vata 2.0C41 bu. Sbipnients Corn, 13.0OU bu. WILWATKEE, Dec 17. Flour Dull. Wheat Firm and higher; 97rye eash: JbJic Janunry; S'c February: SI 07S; Msy. Corn ilijtber: No. 2, 5'tc. Oats Firm: No. 2, 64c. Rye Firmer: No. I, 57;; No. 2, f,'4c Barley Stronjw; No. 2. j;4c. Provisions fliaher. Mess Pork 514 60 Dermber; tM 75 January. Lard Prime steam, 5S Sjcash; 59 January. Hoc liii;hcr at 51 75 I'M. Receipts Flour. 11.000 bbls.; wheat, 8-0u0 bn.; corn. .12.000 ba. Shipments Flour, 9,000 bbls.: wheat, 2C.CO0 bu.tcora. 11,000 bn. KANSAS CITY, Dc-C 17. Wheat Receipts, 2.100 bu.; shipments. 3,'JOO bu. ; t5V': cash ; 80 January; 92 May. Coro Hi?her. Rey;ipis 61.000 bu.: shipments 59.000 bu.; 39(a9-c Caan; 40 Ji mary;40Mey. Oats Dull aud nominal; iS'rC bid. LOriSVlLLF, Iec 17. Cottoa Dull and unchanged. Provisions Steady at last quotations except -frar ribs sre 2- lower. Kloar Firm at lust week's prices. Orainof all kinds without quo table til an tv. Oils. WILMINGTON, Dec 17. PpfriU TurpentineSteady and strong at Sic. PITTSBURG, Ta., Dec 17. Oil Petroleum, oniet but stcudy; united certificate opesed at 51 13. advanced to 51 144'. declined to f 1 LT", sad closed at tl 13V Olh CITN, Dec. 17,-Petroletim-Opeced st 51 14; hiebest, tl 14V. lowest, tl l:i;14; clos-d.tl 13 : sales of 1.01S0C0 bbl. : clearance Saturday, 5.214,000 bbls. j -hlpmenra Saturday aud Sunday, 10ü,."Vn bbls. ; charters. li,87.t bbls. Whisky. CINCINNATI. Dee. 17. WhisVv Finn ft 51 IX BALTlilUPj; Per. 17.-W hlsk"v steady at 51 13 KMV Orj-EAS. Lec. 17. bky-Steady at it iu: ST. LOCId, Itc. IT.-TThkky-Steadj at 11 14.

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