Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 28, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1884 — Page 8

. H i 1 I I I ' TilE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1884.

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THE GERMANS SOLID.

Important Action of the Connecticut Fort se britts Band. Delegates representing the various branches c! the Connecticut Fortschritts Band or German Progressive union in the State met in onvenuga at New Haven on Monday. The SüCtiTg was ä sped;! one called for the purpose ol discussing the Presidential tickets in the field and deciding which of them should receive the support cf the organization. About 100 delegates attended the day's convention. President William Griesinger, of Bridgeport, made the address of welcome. lie said : AVe do not assemble for any mercenary motives as tools of a political machine, bat as representatives of Germcn citizens of Connecticut, who only have in view the honor and welfare of their country. Ihe rroceedinc-s resulted in the drawing no ol a statement' of the voters, and especially the German voters of the State, which was unanimously adopted. The address, by way ct introduction, institutes a comparison letwecn the criuciples and tendencies of the two great parties, which is rr.x ra r an arraignment u organization. Keferr' ice Jpuuuwi" v.'.. ----- - r.Uine. the addrera declares that he 1 . personification of ail that is corrupt Kerullicaa party. Iiis wh.o.c Carp ; Ma public nan is tainted with loober tn(j as33 ?iat with measures hostile 'A te general Rood cf tbe country. 3 for te Democratic party, the address states t JtX wb;e it dcM9 net coae up to tbe bi? eal of th Fortschritts Bund, it stfis for a reform of abuses in the public service, for progress, for the largest individue A liberty, and for regard ior the wclfrre of workinsmen. Therefore all voters are. "urced to cast their ballots nd exert their eßbr's to elect Cleveland and Hendricks, 'he address wi.l be submitted to ach branch, of the organization throughout the State for approval. Tfea Jack Kuife Trade I'olicy of Mr. Calkiu. IFxtrtrt from Judge Jordan's recent speech at J'ooiessVil;e.J Judce Jordan said. I Und in Mr. Calkins' opening speech at Ilichmond, the following tentence: "There should be such a division of labor as that this country could consume the entire product of the farm and field." This sentence I respectfully refer to the tbe thirteen thousand school teachers of Indiana, ard ask them to pass judgment upon its construction. Cut let the farmers of this State consider the policy advocated in the senter.ee. Mr. Calkins proposes that tha mechanics and fermers shall grow pro3perous and rich by selling to each other. The farmer is to ab.tndon the loreign market and pell to the mechanic, and the mechanics sell to the farmer. In other words, they are to "swop" jack knives, to grow rich by the transaction. Has ilr. Calkins ever examined the statistics to see how much of the prod acts of oar farm and fields is sold to foreign countries? Let me give you the amount of exports of just four of our products of the farm and lield lor the year 155.J. reexported Brctd and EreadstuSg , i0S,0JO,S50 Cotton...... ........ Provisions...-. . Totacco. - .... -JI7.3Ä.721 ... 107,S-8,2S7 .... 21.0-JV-2J Mails e töSI.8W.CS7 Bnt tbe folly of this policy advocated by the Kepublican candidate for Governor becomes more apparent when we consider the enormous excess of export over imports for tbe last eight years. The excess lias amounted to the enormous sura of $1,307,22y,27C; and this was largely made up by the products of tbe farm and tield. I take these figures from a book compiled by the Finance Committee of the United States Senate good Republican authority. Co you know that in the last few months our exportation of wheat fell off ?14,(KX),0X). This immediately affected the money market of New York and turned the stream of gold from our shores. A clo?e money market in New York caused one of our bank failures in Indianapolis. Yoa are now Belling your wheat for seventy-rive and eighty cent. Bat how much do you suppose it will bring if tbe policy of Mr. Calkins and the Republican party is adopted and the entire product sold at home? You would be fortunate to get twenty-five cents rer bushel. SAND COVERED WITH GOLD. A Bold Effort to Sniudle the Harth in Atlanta. Atlanta, ",., Special: A weil-drescd, good-lookintr man, ol about thirty yeais of ape, attempted la swindle Allan u banks to-day. During the morning he entered eveiy bank in the city and exhibited to the cisaier a bag containing what he c'a iaed to be cold duxt and upon which he aked for a lon. It had the appearance of gold and its bUik indicated that its value might be $100 or more, but nowhere could he find accommodation. About noon,havin ben to allot the other bsnko, he entered the Atlanta National D ink. and. abowinc the dust to Mr. Paul Rounw, askol for a loan cl $600, sayin that he needed tüat amonat badly, ilr. Komare eiamlned the dust aud then told the trenser that if Dr. Hop would five hiTi at certitlca'e that it was gold he could get tne money. The uranrrer picked Tip tne ba? and, poing direct to It. Hope's plac stited the case to Mm and assel him to examine tbe dust. Dr. Dope gave it a hurried examination an t told the man that he taoaht it was good for S009. Tni3 was what the stranger wanted, aud, picking up his sack of dust, he went back to the bank and repeated to V r. F.omare what Dr. Uope had said. Mr. Romare, fortunr tely, was not satisfied with the statement, and luforrned the sirarg?r that he would have to secure Dr. Hope's writtea statement Themsn then returned to Dr. Hope's offlee und, explaining the matter, asked for a written statement. This request induced Dr. Hope to make a closer examination, ile took 'from the rack one or two particles of the dust and began scraping it with a knife, but as he did so, the stranger picked up the sack and pat it in hu pocket. Dr. Hope then turned to get some acid, but as be did to the man ran out. The acid showed that the dnt was not gold, and a further examination drrelopeo the fact tnat it was sand covered with gold. plandid Results." This is the decided affirmation of a gentleman in Tray, N. Y., after a month's trial of Compound Oxygen in his family. Trie ereat improvement in his wife's condition is very remarkable indeed. "My wife had much soreness in her lunqs, and a constant depressed feel in e, as if a weight were laid upoa them. We had just hnried a daughter who bad been nearly a year sick with consumption, and constant rare of her produced these injurious results. 1 felt much worried in consequence. Four days' use of tbe Treatment and the appetite began to mend. Two weeks, and she felt like a different person. The soreness has almost entirely disappeared, and she can breathe deeper now than she has been able to do for years, goes out in all weather, and is able to do an amount of 'Christmas shoprirp that is very trying to my pocket-book. Besides my wife, other member of the family have used it as a general tonic, with splendid results." Our "Treatise on Compound Oxygen" containing a bistory of the discovery and mode cf action of this retnarttable curative &;ent, and a large record of surprising cures in consumption, catarrh, neuralgia, bronchitis, Mthrna, etc , and a wide range of chronic liseases will be sent free. Address Drs. Stärket & Pale.t, 1109 and 1111 Girard Street, 1'hiladelphia. Quarantine Against Texss Cattle. IJei exa, Mont. Ans. 5. Governor Crosby issued a nroc'amation to-day for a quarantine aain?t Texas cattle from northern ranges coming Into Montana by rail. Eicycl Tournament. Lccisville, Aug. 11. Great interest i3 being manifested in the bicycle tournament, which bezins here on Thursday, the 11th, on the Exposition grounds. Ashdolph, Ohio's fast rider, with numerous other celebrities. Lave already arrived and gone into practice. Badly Shorked at Mass. Qcebzc, An. 11. Daring the celebration fA high mass in St. Yl?ester cnurcu. a meserjper announced the sudden death of Peter Uanle7, a merchant Confusion followed, and several people left tha chnrch. Narciss r. Letourneau received so sudden a shock that his reason left h!m.

FIMCIALAHD COMMERCIAL.

MONEY AND STOCKS. New York Financial Mark Krw York, Aus. 11. Money Tsj cent., closed at 1 per cent. 4 I per Prime Mercantile Paper , , Governments W( a iu ctt Railway Bonds Irregular. Btate Securities Steady. Speculation at the . heavy, and depressed S'oc Change suspension of the ' - tb noncenent oi the tnere wss a sha' Kail Street Bank. In first sales an d rtices so- rrcssure tosell for both accounts. seauenUr' ä declined J to 2;-; per cen 6abon the o f11 ot to V' ccnU rl J . c-:al reports that the depositors of tbe 0 . t.uld be paid ia full, and that there would t- tLctbins left lcr the shareholders. Later oa jstt was a renewed weakness, and lutny shares touched tee lowest figures of the day. After 1 o'clock p. Mu&oun Pacific developed great strength, and this was the means of turning the market for the better stock in a brisk demand, and sold up to or Northwestern rallied to iC0. St. Paul to 3,'', Lackawanna to lll'i. Lake Shore to Si, New "Vörie tcntral to 104 '4. Oregon Transcontinental to 13. nion Pacific to 4: Western Union to Gl?, and I'aclflc Mail to 40'4- In the final dealings a weaker tone set in, the recovery was partially lost, aud the market closed irreuisr. There waa comparatively little excitement, owing to the fact t'.iat Wall Street Bank fettled iu debt balance at the Cleariuhouse this morninz, and that feature is not Ukaly to lead to trouble in other quarters, bein? local matter. The crop news induced free p Jrcaasos at a decline, nd thus the effect of tne f-vilure upon the market was partly counteracted. Short Interest heavily increa.ted, aud taere was an unuually bisk demand for leading shares. Missouri TaclaC lent at New Jersey Central and New York Central, ?ri2: Michigan Central. l Lackawanna, Central Pacific, Union Facltic, Chicago, Unrlit.tou and Quuicy, Late fenore, Canada PaniSc ai:d Reading at 1-64, and Xorthera 1'acific preferred. Lon'sville aud Nashville and Northwestern fiat. L'ora pared witn Saturday's closing, prices are ' to 2'g per rent lower, except for Missouri Pacific, Reading and New Jersey Central, which are to l1 per cent, higher. Arnon;? inactive snares me American Cab'e rose ; i to 67, Morris te Kfvex 'i to l.'J3. and Minnesota aud St. Louis preferred j to SI. The treating 11 oUhc Commit'e, and Conference ComiBitiee sv.coendect tha Wall Street lHnk until the mettiug of the association, Wednesday. Tracstictitinf to-day a j?regatcd 252 txit) shares, ol which '.'C.CCO were Lackawanna: oJ.l'JO Lako Shore; 26,U(0 üorthwektem: 12New Vau Central; 44, 0U3 fcu Paul;2J.! U0 L'nioa -c'.uc. Tlioiaiiiin? nock tinrket was dull, the transactions having been 3 100 shares Consolida'ed Virginia, at .'O.jö ; Caladunla at If, and 5 J Caiitle Creek, at 12. GOTERXMEXT SECCSITir.-. Fterling. CO days ü-i'Ü.S. 4S'.Sterling, Risht...-..4Sl4 New U. si. i's.. per cent. bonds. ...ltw.'al Note The mrcuasiai price for Government bonds ia Ia lianapolis varies from tad New Yoric qaoiations 31 per cent. Eosrs. Pacific' 6'a 12") tTeaflessee, ccw. r? Cent. Pactno trstE-110?i Tex. P. land granta 3 Site scconiln KV Tex. P. Hlo (irariae. 44 LehiKha Wilrs t'T'nnioa Fho. flrsU.104 Louislsna C0iisol8.- 67 1 Ü. P. land granw..l07;'a Mlrcurl J'f ..Ki2 Ü. P. siuklag land-lOJ at, j oc JOS iVIrsduta C's ..... 37 t P. 4H. O. flrsta.117 I VlrgrlnU ooDso 5 Tec no-sec 6's irjJ.j'Do.dcterTed,.. GXXEP.AL STOCKS. Agares Ex-prccn 1 rk; 1 Mobile a Ohio 9 ALesheny Central 12 I Morns dt Va&x ,.A22 1 . f - TT n.'1iU. .-.Ill . .M I f lu... ill A. A T. H. pfd 73 I N. J. Central American Kxpresa .. 1 Norfolk 4 W. p( l Burl. Cedar B, f . I Northern Paciüa.. 24 2t 50'i CHnada Pfrfflc-. 4:-; Do. r-fd.. . Central haciflc Northwestern, ptd.l;n,li C'aecapcake & GMx. 7), New York CenlraiJQ Do. first prctdried. U , Ohio Central . - 2'4 Do. second.... 9 jOhio A Mississippi 20 Chicago A Alt9n..c13l O. A Miss. ptd. 55 C & A. preterred. ,: ;iO 'Ontario Westeru. 11 Chic, Burl. A 118j Oregon Navigation-. Calcet, L. N.O 61 lOregouTrauscou't'L 11 CtJt. L. A intiburi 9 .Orezoalmprovera't. 1'J 1 Do. p!l... 12Y PaclSe SiaU 43 Clu., Ban. & Clte.. 41 Panajia.. Sa C, C. C & J.. 3iya Peoria. D. dt ii.... h$ Delaware A 1 !S Pittsburg . ...135 Del. A Lac . .HC'i Pullman Pala; Car ItteV4 Denver AB. ttrsivd 12 ! P.ead.nq..,. 27 Erie 15' s' Rook In and ..113 Erie preferred-...... ,t. L. A baa. Fran... If Etat Icnneweo-47 Do. pre-'erred 3ij.j Do. prfterrea. Do first preferred..- 7S tforti wayne.. ..ISO 3t. Paul . At Kannltal & St Jos . SSVi'st Paul preferred.119 Do. preferred, 3-S St. Pant St Mna. 9.'tiarlem . . 1( 0 Si. Panl A Omaha... 31 Houston A Texas... '.V; St. P. O. ptd. S3 illlnoU OeutrM-l Texas PaclCo 13' Indiana, B. A vv ... 14 Onion Paciflc.. 4.'Ta Kansas A Texaa,.. 0. 8, Express 51 UkeiCrteA West . 12 W , 8L L.& PaciSc- 6 Laxe hore- TJ'i Do. preferred., 15 wouisvuie A rts&a x:k,wbuh& rarso sx,miu Lon N. A. & Chi-.. 17 Marl. A Cin. in pfd. 10 W. U. Telegrapn tzy uomesiaKe.-. 1 Iron ollvar-.....ll5 Ontario . 19 Quicksilver Y Do. preferred....... 2 Da recond pfd 5 Memph. A Charlentn 2S Michigan Central. 6f Mumeap.ASU Li . UJ Do. TwfprT1 - 31 Mlwourl PaCflO. 33 Kx DlT. UtTO 13 rorelgTi Bloney and Stocka T-OPON, Atj?. ll.-United States Bonds-K -conds, COM: Xew York Central, lUlnum t entrai. 'entral, si; PscitJc, öT'i; Eeadini;, 14; Canadian -ucific, iJli; Et Paul, $" Pi PAJUS, Aus. ll.-Keates, 77f 273 ie. COMltEKCIAU Puiintss opens rather fjuiet for the week. Dry goods "quiet and prices unchanged. Groceries continue to do a fair trade, though prices are unchanged. Butter aud cheese are In fair request GKAIN. The I5oara of Trade circular has the following rerarding the market for cereals: Wheat The piices of wheat ia Europe is quoted in tLe London Economist as being lower at the present time than any period within the past 100 years, md that judglnj lroai the favorable reports all over the world the proipects lor any great advance in the near future are not very fUtterin?. A serious depression is reported in tbe iron, cotton, coal, and other bUEicess interests in Eagland, with many thousands of laborers out of employment, and this means a less cereal consumption throughout the United Kingdom. Local markets continue to Khow weak tone and very little speculative feeling 11 noticeable. Millers are baying as needs require, and shippers working principally on order demands. Arrivals lihertl, but grading about the tame. Kew York at noon was steady; Baltimore c lower and Chicago c lower. Corn We can't say much about this careal, aj hardly enough arrives to make a market. Choica graces Hill command full quotations. Poorer qualities will also find ready purchasers at the top notch. Futures have no friends, while the growing crop is undoubtedly very promising, yet the remarkably cold nights during the past week have bad a tendency to stunt Its growtn and possibly affect in some sections the final yield. New York at Boon shows a decline of li, Baltimore nominal, and Chicago c lower than Saturday. Oats For local consumption, all cash deliveries will easily bring full quotations. A number of tuples cf new crop show oats to ba stained ou account of severe rains about the time ot ripenine. causing what should pass for No. 1 white to prele rejected, making quite a difference in values. Flour, Grain and liar. Flour Patent. S3 5035 00; extra fancy, 85 103 1 1l fancy, C4 7535 00; choice, U 40 Jl 60; family, H CIV34 SO; treble extra. H 2503 53: double extra, f2 752 90: extra, S2 Mfll CO; superfine, 12 26&2 40: line, SI 902 15; foundry, tl 752 00. Wheat We quote:

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po. 1 Med... No. 2 Med..... No. 3 Wed No. 2 Red. new.. No. I Red, new..-. Rejected Unmerchan tabic.... A neust September........-. October....., Corn We quote : No. 2 White, . No. 3 white... Yellow ., High Mixed No. 2, 3 White color.., Ejected-, Unraerrhan table, Sound Fjir..... . tound Ear, white., Oata We quote: No. 2 white

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2Vi Rye No. 2 steadv: 53c bid. 110 eiiers. Bran Finn: tlO V) bid. none offered, thipstuff Dull; 112 00 bid: held at 512 50. Chicago MAaKrra. lurnl&bed by H. EL Kinney h Co., Grain and Pro vision Brokers. 1 Aug. 21. Cpen'g inighst (Loweet CKlng Wheat Auk,

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Sept. Corn Oata Fork Lard Elba Eeccipts of hogs, 13,000 head; last year, 13,500 head. f THE BRITISH GRAIS TRADE. London, Au. 1L The Mark Lane Express, in 11b weekly review of the corn trade, says: The intense, dry and tropical heat has prevailed slaeo AnguH 1. The harvest work proceeded rapidly, and the grain matured ia an exceptionally goad form. All the earliest wheats are now in perfect miliinz condition. Barley and oa'.s vary. In some distiicts they ar. excellent, in others poor, spring beans appear to be an absolute failure. The potato crop is unlikely to prove large, but will be freer from disease than for msny years. Throughout the past week new wheats have made their appearance in various market, iu a condition described as somewhat phenomenal. New wheats are quoted at C6s 4d ior reds, and 4Cs ior wo lies per quarter. Sales of English wheat during the week LM.,768 quarters at STs Cd, asaiust i",l;?l quarters at 4".s 6d for the corresponding week of last year. Trade in foreign wheats was choed by siiDshinc, r nd tbe preent symptoms indicate a ispid subsidence of values to a level hitherto unVuown. The present position of the trade will fctrenihen the argument of thope who claim that the production tt wheat throughout tbe world in late years his tccn incrcetlD' in a ratio exceeding the ratio of onmniption. Wheat In London and Liverpool is irregularly cheaper. O&ts. Cd lower. MaUc, firmly held in Ltulon. Barley remains un changed. Trade in cargoes off the coast has literally dried up under the blazing sunshine. There was only 0110 sale, eleven cargoes arrived, eicht wer j withdrawn, fire remain, aud the trade forward is virtually nil. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET?. Dry Good. raiifTs. American fancy.....- simp6cu,i ranrnlnis, Americau Bhlrung. ..5 I Berlin solid colors ..6l Arnoid faLcy . u a ittuvj i.m mMVi in.iuiwu 1 anuvj.M ..hum, -j Arnold lcdio blue-, Cocheco fancy... Eldystone liucy . 8 Gloucester fancy 5l4 , Imperial solid black-5'4 .6 Vijtona IM blac..4 v. Merriuiaca loner. a raciuc lancy e Merrlmark Khirtlne.. 5 Mndsorfaacv ,6 4ii Steel BJvcr fancy ..');, Merrimack pink ... vv actinic; ion inc. iiue. 1 Mernmaca purple Waeh'tou T. B. fancy. .8 jaaruony fancy. ÜU0W5C OTTONS. Crofcest City A. 7U'Peppere:iE . 7l4 CreetentCity B.. ..CJi Pepperell K ... .. c,l rrencnt City C... ....6' Pepperell 9-C .. H CHark's A fY Pepperell 10-4. -M Charleston ......... 7 Bedford It...... Atlantia A 7?'Utiea C... J I.' k - 4 '4 Atlantic P. .. Vl:UticA9-4. ,-T Mystic Tdver... fiütica 10-4-.., .. 7V? Appleton A . 7 Amory i. Naaiina R..... 7 I Auus'a . 6 Massachusetts BB 6 Dw'.glt Z ... Lawrence LL... ...5-MDwight Stir.. 71 BLEACH ED COTTONS. Pride of the West 11$ mil's Semper Idem- 8 1. r . 11.. it Wamsutta 10l-i Fltchville 7 Macnville 811 Far well ..., 8 Pocassett P. M. C . 6J4 Far well half ble. Chapman X...... . 6 Pepperell 9-4.. - 4 farmer s choice.. 6'i reppereu 10-4... rruitoi the loom '-4 utioa 9-4 Lonsdale SHjUtica 10-4 . .. ,27 V, .30 ijonKi.-ue camonc. -11 lriumpn.... Just out ......... AM Pocahontas f. ' 84 Chestnut Hill 64J I Androscoggin L.. DBSSS FABBICS. FactCc poplin Ius.,10 Ffaaiiltoa alpacas.. 9 Pacific? casWrs-.iiAf Harni.'tou mix. .11)2 Pacific 5a Australian iPacifii Hit) Uwas lovj crape.. ...... 18 Pacific Organdy. ..n Pacific 6-4 A. :. M ..SO I Pacific Chainbrav. . 9 Pacific 6-4 E, X. cah.ü iPacific cretonnes.-... Pacific 6-4 A. C. ca"h25 Pacific d. L suitings.. 8 Manchester casrtl 15' Pacific percales .....15 Manf-hpsu-r DaB-UV Pafifinnnn'i tpII'v Atlantic alpacas.. .10 Atlantic G. L."cah...21 Arlington 42 ia nun's veiUns... "2); Arllniton grjy cash mere . 13 AtlauUc F. cashm 25 GINGHAMS. Lancaster iWhittenton, dress...li staple tnd fancy 8 Renfrew, dress. .. PH Bates 7't Normaudie, dress M. 9 74; Brunswick, dresi... 8 Plunkett " . Glascow " ".. 7 Roy ah dress .. , 8 Berkshire . 6H (reylook, dres .. Johnson B F -10,i York, dres Johnson B F. m'n'ir 12 V, Draper cloth.... 1 joensoa Qre9fstyiea..iuv3 PLAIDS AND CHEVIOTS. Amecke ... to 'Alabama pl-!ds. 7"--4 AmoEkcaf, fancy 10) Louiiau ptalli ' Bates . ... SV t'ttawa pkid . 7 Otis B B. iS4 Edinbar? chevlot.-t.n Park iTilts, 70 check. 12 :Eveiett caeviow.. . 9 Park IfillR, &i checK..13 Ureat Uepublie chev. 7 rx'oco.rsy cnecic 9 t:oiti!SDiAn .. . .. Otis Chcci 9i Uaroilton i tri pea DENIMS. - Otis, A X A. York, blue .IS .15 .iä .U .11 Otis, BB , im York, slate M tXlK, C c.., Yora, fancy.. Oakland, A. ... Arcohkeag .... 14 14 8 Kverctt Haymaker Colautbiaa . Boston TICKINGS. Amoekeai;, A C A 14 ILewHMa, M York. 30 in. 12; Levl-toa, 3J. .... Oonestona, B F. 14 ibevistoa, 30 Conentosa, extra .13 'Oakland. A, .11H i'J&kland, A A. 7 Corifcstoga, CCA 6RAIN BAOS. American, li !Qran?er... ... . ..20 Frankllnville . 8 lark, A -JO jLewiston... ... '2 2JJa lOeorsia, A .. ,tsl CARPET CHAIN. Wliitc ...18 ICo'ored ... . .. .22 Coverlet .... 20 No. 500 cotton yara-trt'i Candle WIck.-20 iTwine... ..... ...20 Tbe Prod nee Market. Eggs Weak and unchanged: paying 102 for canuifcd ; Sellins from store at 13c. Butter Creamery fancy, 20321c; choice, 17 alle; dairy, selected, lCc: country, fancy, 13.915c; choice, 9(3 10c; medium grades, 6Q$c; low grades, 3(Jic per lb. Pouitry Hens, lOper Ih.; roosters, 5c; sprin CD'citens iw. turkeys, sc; ecese. perdos.. 94 51 dncks, per doa. fi lb: young ducks per doz, f2 ;23 t&z tu; sprinsr cnicaens, tue per id. fathers Frime geeae, 45c; mixed and dacks, Ks25c. Kacs-lC Wool Tub-washed. SOc: unwashed, medium, 20c; unwashed common, 15,disc; unwashed Cotswold, !5c; do. coarse, 16 J l"c; do. cotted fleeces, 1415c; tub-washed da, 30c 8eed. Timothy, choice, tl 40; poor to fair, St 20111 30: blue grass, f 1 90(42 10; clover, none In market. Ibe Provision Market. Below are the present Jobbing prices: Bmoked Meats, can vase 1 or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against skippers )3. C. Hams: 10 to 12S lbs. average, 144c; 15 Iba average, 14'.; 18 lbs. average, 13Sc, 22 los aud over. 13c; cottage hams, 12c: California hams. 9-e; clear breakrt bacon, llic; English abonldera, 9)c; family shoulders, pieces average 6 lbs. each. 8)4c: dried beef, lTXc. Bacon Clear sides, 25 to 40 los. aver age, as desired, lO-c; do. backs and bellies. 10c, clear side and bellies, heavy averages. 10)$c. D. 8. and Picklod Me&ts-Easlisa cnrel dear aides, backs or bellle. unsmoked. 10c; Bean pork, ciear, per bbl 200 lbs., 19 00; ciear pork, ; family pork, pcrbbh, IflO lbs., 811; family beef, Ti8, Lf.rd Pure kettle rendered in tierces. Oj; In half barrels or 50-lb tubs, 20-lb pails, 10c; 10-lb paiis, I0)4c Oil In tleroea, COc per gal. ; In brla, 62 Bausaires BoloKua, in cloth, 7c; in aklu, Vl meat warst, l'Kc The Grocery Market. Cheese Western Keserve, 13313jc; Empire, 8c; fiew lora cream, 10c; urysiat apriug. iuc Coffees Common, JlOc: ordinary, lOM'v lie; fair, llTtiic; prime. lSlic: strictly prime, lisc; choice, lSJi-isllciOld Governmeut Java, l'J4'925)4c: McLaushlln'a xxxx roasted, lib packages, 1001b cases. 15): C-Jlb do., la-vie: Arbuckle's roasted. 15'ic; Lenverlnft's, 15V4C; C'Hrdoba, 15c; Gates' ANo.1, 13,c; Gates' prime, 15ic a. uft, 1 n vuuuni w $ yJ ' v v 1 va -v ft, 1 aaia ta acwted, 77ic: standard A, off A, fr!V(CKc: White extra C,Kla lieht brown, 67fc.6Vje; common grades, oVt5;ic: New Orleans, B&cötf.V.. fcugars cuuoar. c; powdered, ec; granuiauoiasses and Bjrups ew urieans Molasses, 45 A60c; syrup, 82&t5c per gal. for common to choice; aiapie ryrup, i iirai J. KiceCarolina and Louisiana, Cft7c. Spices Pepper. 17Mr4l8V4c: abpice, 10dl2c: cloves, 2 iOc: ginger, I7(22c; cinnamon in ina:,

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Pan-Lake. In rar lots,tl C5: dray lo. ft 10 1 15; small iota, 10c more from store: dairy, M 80 0 3 ou. btarch Pefincd Pearl, 8a8)c per lb. : Eureka, 6c; Champion gioss, lump, 7i8c; Improved corn, 7M(a$r bait Fish Mackerel, No. 1 mess, f24 nor bbh: halves, 1 56; extra mess, per bbl. ; halves No. 1 mackerel, tt.-O; halves, t9al0; No. 2 mackrel,tl2 50314: halves J6 5037; No. 3 mack erel, f66 60; halves, 50: No. 1 white fish halves. 6 5C7; family white fish, halves, tl 503: No. 1 herrinx. 82 5043; boneless fish, V 60(.o per 100 lbs: boneless cod, J7; extra, flO; Grand Eank. b&bye per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, pew, S2 E53 10; new Valencia, 7 4Uc; ultana, lie: i.ew ilucaUl rclsina two crown, 12 75; threi Crown, S3: California Ia K.. ti 25. Lomons Massina. 14 fX)(i5 to. Oranccs California.

1'rnnes Bohemian y.ⅈ new Turkish. 7J4'9 6c; finl'anado.. SUc; currants, tY-fi new Oes, layers, ice. uates iiatts, o;i46,c; isra ia tenpound boxes, 8.'i9r'. Fesnuw taw, Tennessee. Vlrviuia.?(5lo)c: Wilmincton. 8iic: roasted. lc Bananas, 1(1 per buncn. Canned i oods We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lb,, 90 4 P5c:31ba,l a'31 10; Peaches. 2 lbs., standard, SI 5'fll 70. 3 lbs., fl 93 20: necontts, 3 lbs., tt 60 1 70: 21bs tl 33itl 40; F'e Fetches, 3 lra. Jl 15:9 120: 6 Iba. fl 8551 95: BMcktiernes, SllO'.tlli; Strawberries, H10Ttll5; hapberries, l 40,41 45; Cherries, ml. (1 10&1 15: white, tl 95 J2 20; Htrini? Beans, fcC(2&c: Green Peas, Marrowfat, tl yt SO; larly June, f l S5yl 45; 1 srmotitn corn, r: ztv 0: Mountain Supar Corn, fl "0(1 85: 3 lbs, fl 25"i 1 SO; Mackerel, tl "2-m 36: PiDeapples. tl 50 :-i2 0u; Se.lmon, 1 lb, tl 70! K0: Tumbler, Jellies h5cjWe; Cove Oysters, 1 lb. light weight. fciToc: 1 lb, full weight, tl 15al 20; 2 11, light weicht, Jl 10; 2 Its. full weight, 51 $5rl 95: Sardines. French. H, fl 75 pr doz; Atnerioan. vis, HOC ter Oos: Apple, 3 lbs. 30305c; 6 lbs, U üOi 0; gallon, 13 25 Jl 50. Vegetable- and Fruits. Beans Choice navy, J2 60; medium. Z- 4032 10; lasiTOWs. J.; 1533 25: California. Si. New Potatoes f I C0;1 25 per bbl. fcweet Potatoes Ph'ludelnhia Jerseys, f-; Balti mores. f5 (H &b W: Kentucky, 3 7541 CO Apples Ciioice, lar;e, sound and rin ..cst 00 r"t bu. box, 13 COpcr bhl; green, dull at si CO per bbl, as to quality; choice, larje cookiu, M(4J tt) per du. Diied Apples Evaporated, 113T5C, coaitnon dried, 7(f?-c i'eaches Dried peaches, halve, 737)2; California halves, 16c: evaporate1!, lft'at.e. riums Wild goo.se. per staaa, 5.5; tuaHon, zj 010. r.iackberrics-Pcr 6'...nd. VOL. ' I'.lueberries S2por j bush nistet. Cabbage New per crate, fl Ml. Green Beans Per bu. 6u,ri75c. Green Pees Per bu., 75ciä2I. l'eaehes 's bu bcx. 50.7-. 4'anieloupes. per bbl.. 1 60 ,1 CO. Waterme o'8 Per J et, JiCiüO. Onions-r2f0 perlbl. lloney Hxii20c. Coal and Co!t, Pittsbnre. per ton. 50: atunrACte, Tl CSSKaymoud City, i t 25; Iu'iianab'.ocx, 83 50; cok Iura, 12;; coke, crushed, lie; Jackson coal, Si ou; ilcNeai, S3 oa Hides, Leather nnrt Tallow. Hemlock sole, 21 i32.j; 01k so'.e. 30;S3?c;"Pcnnsvlvnia Lfirriess Uather. St 4Ujc; ha ueis leatner. S0(aiuhc: bridle leather, pur cos., S032: "mestic k'ip. 60iiSic; Kreuch kip, x."cfl Uj; uouClic calf , 7icG.il 10: Preiidi calf, fl lil oj. Hides 0. 1 curtd, 8:; No. 1 green, CSSc; No. l calf. nlOe; cured, lOjjllc; dry salt, 10c; flint, lüc; Ni. 2 bidet. oST. Tallow-Prime, 6 97c; No. 2, 5c. UrcaKO Brown, 5c; while, CG;ic IJmjr Market. Alcohol, T2 20(2 25; calo-nel, 75S5"; camnhor, Cf(.iua; cochineal, 530c; cliioroform. 9i :(ai0j; cum opium, f4 501 75; indtco, tl ir-ip-l 00; morphine, ti f0c3 75. Oils Cantor, ft 60il 05; awet oil, VOciJl 75; olive o'L fl 5)3 0": bergamot (Sanderson's), f2 25(flf2 60; leraou (-andersjn's) f2 0tY2 25. Quinine P. & W fl S0..l oj: ctnchoiild, 5f)?C0c. American b'.-carb. soda, 43c; Kniih do., bytfrGc. Snuff Garret's 2-oz. puca., si 01) per doz. ; 4-oz. bottles, f i 00 per doz. Klote's Eiilpfcur 4(JCc Turpentine ascitic. English Venetian red. by bbt., 24c; leiis quantities, 3je. Iodine 52 .S0i2 75; iodide poiawh. 81 45. Cloves, 20,!25c, Ktiutarb 90t ail lb. Window-glafs, CO per cent,; double, CO and 10 per cent. otL Iron and Hteel Msrkt, Bcr Iron 12 00 rates; hoop iron, ti 50 rates; Norway and Seed i 1 on, 5c rat-?s: horsi shoe lrou, 3c, Ilon-e Shoes -Burden & Perkins', per ke, St 00; mnle soes. ft per kci? advauce. Horse Shoe Nails North x-esteru. Globe, and Putnam, per box tl 50. Cast Sttel Best American, per lb. l;c; ftprin steel, 6c; tire s'.eel, lc: toe calk steel, 5c; machinery steel, 5c Naiis 2 35. MieIItiaoti Market, Ol!f We quote: L1uecd, mw, tf t57e; boiled, 53 Ctx-; laid oil. Ci'ic: miners' oil. 65ö-0c; lubiicating oil, i'2Cf,'c: straits oil, 55 00c: oeuzine, 10 Calle; coal oil, Indiana le;al test, 10,;ilüc; 15U acgree. ten. jurauc; water wnite, loooeeree, nc Tinners' Supplies vVe quote: Best brand charcoal tin, 10xll,il-'xl2 aud 11x20. 86 75; IX. 10x14, 14x20 and 12x12, tH 75; rooting, IC, Ht.U. 3i 25: 2ÜX2S, 112 tOf-ill; block tin. in pis, 2lc; in bars, 2.r:c lion 27 B iron, i0c; 27 C iron, Cc; Juniata gaivantzea. 4.1 per reut, discount; reiiued, 50 per cent. c;:souuu eneet zinc, tic. uopper oottoens, 22c I'lsinisned copper, S8. Solder, 14&16c. WEEISLY L1VK STOCK REPORT. iKeported by Fort A Johnson, General Commission Salesmen of Live Stock.) Union Stock-Yabps, Aug, li Cattle Receipts, 17 bead; shipments, 12 J head. The offerings to-day were mostly of butcher grades aud of fair quality. Market strong at lat week's prices. Good shipping grades, if here, would fell higher. Pritre grades (il bore)... ood to c'uoicw .raiit s.... I'air to medium grades.. CoTr.nou erudes lockert. W;0 to MX) lbs.. ,?6 20 50 ..... 5 75 10 5 tOv5 CO 4 2i.v4 N) 3 7531 25 GtKjd to choice OJW3 and neiforL. Fair to medium ixwa and heiler... tommon cows and heifers 4 00 41 75 3 2vi 7d 2 50 a3 (O Veal calves, cou:ino:i to good.... 4 0J 4S CO Rulls, oiiwwoa t- poo-1 ...... 2 b0A3 ü;ikers dull, common to good . -.25 0t)3415 CO Houtr Quality enly fair. Market open and steady. Pj'cfcers and sliippers bnyiug. Later prices were a fch&ce higher, closing firm. Be t light or heavy ?G GO35 10 ( oramon to fair light 5 75,i 90 Heavy roughs.... ... 5 Oit'45 50 baips, sUfca ................ 4 004 7t Eeiep Receipts, 50 bead; shipments, none, The tnpply continues light, with no material chance io prices from last week's close. Bat few heavy graues are coming in. UooU Vj choice grade fair to medium grades ................... Common graues pring lambs, common to good . Buck, per head... - G301 m 3 20.43 40 1 5-133 0J 3 00. 4 Oi 2 00-J3 CO Else w hern. CHICAGO, Ang. 11. The Drovers' Journal- re pons: Hogs Receipt 13.0CO head; shipments, 5.0X) head. Market brisk; pood, 6ai0c higher; rouu packing, t5 4u(iib t5; packiug nd shipping, 85 65 0 10. iiithi. uao :u: sxips, j wi.i ou. Cattle -Receipts, 4,200 head; shipments, 1,103 bead. Market active and strong; exports, 9G004 b 'JO; rood to choice shipping, ' 50; common to medium. 84 löiaö 90: range cattle, a5c321 high er; grass TexaDs, -J755. öheeD-Keceip. 1.S0O neai; thipTisnts. none. Itlarket weak: inferior to lair, S2 ZU.ii 25 per cwt; medium to good, $:! 'ZoQl; choice to extra, $141 CO; lexas sntei. z jo, 11. The Drovers Journal LIverpotd sr ecial quotas: Market weak tor American cattle, btst Kradai making only I4jae per 10. Uresed 6heep market Biucgisn; !cj4io ior cuoice American bflecp. KAltKi:i3 OV TKLEGKAPH. frodnce BlArkera. RKW TOilK. Aue. 11. Cottoo Firm and un changcl; futures firm; Augaxt, 10.Wc; September, ju.7oc: uetoocr, iu.4oc; rovemDer, lu.JSk; iacjaiber, ia29c: January, 10 39c: February, laö-Jc; March, 10.C3C; April, 10.75c; May, 10c. FlourIjuII; receipts, 21,000 bu.: export-, 6,000 bu.; extra Ohio, tl :i5(at: bu iou:s, $3 8 xj6. Wheat -Bpot. opened yi&)C higber and closed weak at lc lower: opuous ofened JifsJ-sQ lower au4 closed heavy; receipts, 29,00 bu.; exports. 10,0)0 ba. ; No. 2 Chi-aio. 8oj8'87.Vis; ungraded red, 80v9 lc: Ko. 3 red, fctic; da, kteanier, 745ic: No. 2 red, swti 93c; da. steamer, fc7:$7c: No 2 red, Augim, sales of 144.000 bu. at SsJaOJic closing at&ii3; September, sales of 1,218,'XKJ bu. at Pljj", -losing at 81c; Octotnjr, salea of 80,090 bu. at 'J.;9t,S' c! minsataJc: November, sales ot 410.000 ba. at M-Aiti-c closing at 9t?c: Decemler, sales of 200.0C0 du. at t4'97c. clm-ioK at 90c; January, sales Of 40.000 bu. at 98p3; closiu? at 9Ms ; February, Ftles cf 40,0)0 bu. at lialio$!l. Closing at S)c; March, sales of 16,000 bu. at SU 'al 0014. closing at 81 ; April, sales of 1G.O0O bu. at 02y.M 0 :, cloi-ing at 2;c; May sales 16.000, at 2Sei dosed at 2ytti. Corn-8pot, weighed options HQlo lower: receipts. 63,000 ba.: exports, H.Ot'O ba.; napraded, 5fc(36ic; No. 3,60c in storage; steamer, 6IV4& , No. 2, 6;ic; No. 2 August, 59'o: cloiin? at 59c. tepteraber and (October, 59(9:a clodnat at 5'.KJ. November, 67U'a59V8c cioslu at 57Vi; Oau lower; receipts. 2tCooo bu. ; exports, 210 mixed, 37(c38c, white. 404Cc. Coffee Spot, quiet at 9?, options qniet: August, 83 C5c: September, 10.00c. October, 15.00c, November, 20 0c. Decenber, 25.0CC; February, "5.00c; March, 40 00& 8uar arjdSlo'asM3s. dull and unchanged. Petroleum Quiet; united 78'ic. Turpentine Qaiet,at 3l3i;. IVgs Quiet. Lard Opened a shade lower, later advanced" to 1216c; cloed weaker; Western stean spot 7.bo: Keptember, 6-1'q,80; October, 67W; November, COc. Buttdr Firm. CheeseQuiet. Lead-Quiet. CHICAGO, Aug. 1L Wheat In pood demand and unsettled: closed 3!c under Saturday; August. 7SQ79-!ic- closed at 78' in; September, 78,v880)''4?, closed at 79-,'ic; Oetober. ow-ipsiTäc, closed at N;4c; November, 81? i83Vc, closed at tt-r, December, biMWAfa, closed at A':i No. 2 Chicago spring, 7ii3783ic, closed at Will No.

rf d. 8;fl83c Corn In rood demand and

ruled 'öVjO lower: cash, MittlV. dosed at 5t lie: Aoaut, 5fA;a51j4C, elosed at o-;4e; Septemrr. bCnjC Clotted at S0J,c: October, 40'55C'4c, cofed at 40c: November, 45'-B46;- closed at 4le; Tear, 42Vi43-v.e. closed at 42Jc; Januaiy. 4I;V. Way. 43;?H44i closed nt 43,'4c. Oats In fir demand and eatier; caih. 25c: Acrust. 25.-425 Vic. closed at 25c; beptcmber. 24(?4C closed at 24ic; October, 2W, s2i)4ic: year. 2525JCt cloed at 21' a,24j4c; May, 29329.Vic Kf-Lewer at&Sc. Barley Quiet at ti5c September. Flaxseed Ksler at 1134. Pork-Quiet; cash, 117018; August, fid 50; Peptember, J20: October, 119 50: year. $12 25. LAi-o in gooa oemanaan.i stronger; casn, st 4", 4 7 41: beptember, 87 S7VJ$7 55: October, 7 3J 0.7 i2'l, closed at $7 47'(.7 50; Jauuarr, $7 37,' unikmeais in :u oeiuaud: shoulders, ft 20: short rib, tO 20: short clttr, t9 45. Butter Quiet and uncbaned. :ps Kuariy and unchanged. Freights Corn to Buffalo, IVJrül.'c Reocipt Klour.100.CO0 bbls.; wheat, 142,000 ou.; com, 261,000 bn.: oats. lCCJ.OOObu.; rye. 13,100 bu.; barley, 1,500 bu. Btupm eiit!-Flour, 11000 bSia.: whtat, 1U.0M) bu.; corn. bu.; oata, 41,000 bu.. rye, 16,000 bn. ; barley, too bu. Afternoon Board wheat l.aicr: September and October declined November. y, corniasier: AUgriir, 5etiemi.er1ove nuerotcnnea ic. and October ',: Oats Quiet; rMjpiember deniiued c. Fork Dull and uncharged. Ldrd Firm: advacced 2e. 8T. LOUIfi, Aug. ll.-rionr Uccbansed. Wheat Active: opened at an advance ten declined; closed a iraeticn under PaturJiiv : No. 2 red, 8lVj (äWe cash ; M(iVl?". clos-ii at Sic sellers nsrrixi; üi,.(t2li.c. cloMii at iflJeff Septembers 8S'.!4c, rloibg at 8;'.l4c October: M';i5c, closing at tst ovmber: ro. a reo. !.. .;!. Cora flow and 110 matt-rial clianpe; i'QX'ii-jji nh;4 bid Auput: 4fj;M4e tet'tcDibcr; 45r;il5,e October: 41;t Notmbcr; ,'Sc yesr. Oa;- Lower aud slow; 25 rB (a2i')C cah ; 21,.,J4c Au?ust; 24c bid September; 24';oa2l;,;o Oi lobet; 25; N'ovemtier. Rye Dull at 54c &k'd. Barley Nothing Cotuz. Lead Quiet at S3 37'.'. Buuer Q:net; crea-nery, 23iilc; dairy, lltfvlSo. Eggt ulster at O'iai'.c. Füxee l Quiet nt Jl Zi. Hay Lower; prairie. timothy, tlui:t. Brau Firmer at 51c at mil!. Cornnieul-6iesdy at f 2 70. I'rovis.ous 'troug and higher, but alow. Pork Jobbins, $17 M). Bulkrocats Long clear, S'J 2); fdiort rits, tQ0; short clar, 89 65. Bacon Lon j clear, f 0750 : short lib. t J 37i; short clear, tlO '2- Lard J7 .i7V.J avhed. Ret elpi Flour, g.uou nols. : vuet, 2s,oj i bu,: corn,t.S,0iX) bu.: oat .JI.coO bu.: rye, ro.ooJ bu. : barley, noi.e. fc'bipment' Klour, Z5 Ouo hbla : wheat, 1C9,(C0 bu.: com. 6,0";0 ba. ; oats, 1S.OO0 bu.: rje, l.COfl In.; barley, none. Afternoon Board A heat Steady: 81 Septem, ber; t3,'fcc October; S;7! November: hoc ii. ceml?r. Corn Easier; 4d.'ic be'tciber, 4.-i;4c )' tober; 4i;4'c Novembr. Oau Kirraer; Sl.'c Au2t-t, aud bid September; 23;.,rlV5J8i year. to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, J1731D Provtic)Ps Quiet and s'fdy. Mess pork, tl7 75. Bnlkmeats Slioulders, $S: clear r b sides tlO 75. Ilnn,s li(alü. Lrd-K. flaed. SJ 25. Bnttf-r-PjII: v sierti psi ted, syläc: creamery, l5-i)c. YAiVf Doll at li(ai:e. I'etroleum Quiet and steady; n fined, 7h(38, Co Kee Quiet and Hea -v; Rio cargoes, ordiuary to la'.r, OcitO?. dti;r.r Quiet: a oft. C'ic Frtlams aly; cotton, U-A4d; fiour. IsM: rraln. (. Reipts Flonr, l.roo I bis; wheat. llO.Oi'O tu : corn, 5,000 bu.; oat-, U.CC0 bu.; rje, 00 bu. HUpmtnia v-rn. l.noj bu. ; ro. l.CtiO bu. balts-hcat. 73,000 ba.; corn, 4,00) bu. CINCINNATI, Aug. 11. Cotton Pull and tinchanged. Flour Iu inir demand: fancy, $1 I"n5 4 f.0. Vtheal-Qiiiet: No. 2 red, tOS2.;; receipis, 26.tt0bti. ; Khipmcats, it'.t0(J bu. torn Firmer: No. 2 mlxid. 67e. Oats - Irroiuiar; No. 2 mixeil, 31 fiSjJaC. Rye Q'det; No 1, 5Sc. Barley Firm. Pork Quiet t S17(17 25. Lard Firm at 51 40. ftnlknuats Firm : ehonlders, S 53. BaeJU Mrnp and higher; slionld-r, 75: s'.iort ribs, $3 87X&10; thort der. $;o 0710 60 Batter -Easier, t ut not lower. Hns-fj e-idy; com -not and Müht, ft 75((t5 00: pacatue and bnclM, $5 03 40; rereipu-, l.C.b head; shipments. 187 head. LOU1SVILLF, Aur. It. Cnttou - Quiet end upchsriged ürain Weak. Whet No. 2 old, 77r78c. Corn No. 2 white. Cie; No. 2 mixed. .vc Oats No. '1 mixert, 31c. FroviB'.oii"-Firm. Mens Pork Hi. Lulkrneaw-ghoul'lers, 8C 25. clear rib. 89 CJ: cUar. $10 25. Facon-ahculdem. 7 dear rib. $.0 25; rlesr. cured, ti4. Lara J j 50. 510 I'Yi. Hams iugarOHa. PITTSPCRG, Ta., Aug. 1 1 retrolenm Irrecnlar; certificates opened t 7tit4'c, Kclinsd to 77e, rallied to 78', and closed at 7c. OIL CITY, Pa., AurfJlL National Transit certificates opened at TW,,-, l.)ßh8t 7j8". iovest 77c, and closed at 7lc. Pales, 4 8i.",iiJ0 bblt..; clearances. 6.040,100 bb;s. Oil City Oil Exchange Mock, (4 bid; $1 10 asked. MEMPHIS, Auz. 11. Cotton quiet. Receip's. 85 lales: snipments, 22 boles; ttoc, 7,253 bales; rales, 10 bales. ST. LOUIS. Aug. lt.-Cottoa Hall and imchangtd: fa'es nominal ; rcei:its uoiuina!; shipmen ti. 10 bales; stock. 1.C57 bales. NEW YORK., Ang. 11. Cotton The Post says: Future delive'ies have, up to third call, been in slight demand, and aivsnced 4 to 2 ICOj, and wa almost entiicly lost acaiu; and at the tlird rail only 1C0 lales ot November wpre sold at 10 ?Sc August, rered lO.feCc: September. 10.71c: Oftober, 10.41c; Deceaiber,!0.20(l0.30c; January,10.30; Febrnsrv, 10 5'.c: March. 10f3c: April. 10.75c: May, 10.8CC Futures closed oaiet and steal, 8ept!uber. 4-100c; balance, 1 to 2100c higher than yesterday. TTMslry. BALTIMORE. Aug. 11. Whisxy Nominally steady at tl 15. 8T. LOÜ15J, Aug. II. - WH!f.ky Unchanged at tl 07. CHICAGO, Aug. 11. Whifcky Unchanged at fl 10 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL-Whisky-Dall at 1 15. CINCINNATI, Aug. II. Whisky Steady at Jl 07. Dry Ooods. NEW YORIT. Aap. 1(1 Dry GoodsThere has been n central ierpnl exespt la a fim:l w.iy tl) rough orde; for m.scellane'U'5ftsäortrcnts. Tne movement continues of 1 roportiotii of lt ruDirb?. Ammic'ow.i & f-'mith announce s.n auction sale of l.CCOcate 10-1, 11-4. 12-4 and 13 4 white blankets throuch Wilmerding, Hoguct & Co. A;i?ost 14. P0I1TK.UTS OK CUDIOATES HiKK ! TII33 lBm STATE SEXTISEL. Every Subscriber to the Campaign Weekly Pontine I, at 40 cants, will receive aa a present a firi9 23x33 inch steel engraving cf oar candidates. CLEVELAND and H" EUDEICHS. This elejant picture ia prepared especially for the Sentinel, and should be in every Damocratie home and club-room m the State. The picture alone will be ssnt for 25 cents, or 5 for $1. Also, CLEVELAND and HEN DBICKB Songster, c out lining over 60 pages, will be sent, postage paid, for 12 oents. Any person sending 2 subscribers lor the Campaign Weekly Sentinel, with 75 cents, will receive the Songster as a present. The Sentinel atone, without premium, will be sent for 2S CUNT Ö. Address ISDIHAPÖLIS SESTIHl CO. EVI ER! Prooare for Campaign of 1834 ILLUSTRATED CATALCxiUE of BAND INSTRUMENTS, I'niforms, tquipments.etc., and CAMPAIGN BAND- MUSSC. CHURCH & LEE, Enr r, toot k Son Snl 1. 20O to 206 Wabash Av. Chicago, III. 5svs rampafen (JootfsJ to CA Eaiti.Caps,Cftti, Etin.U.i.lrU, Vorcb. ,'lctute, TT&aiparcaclcs ar.i il Cnt2f m t'lfiujiHentj. CUIB3 ßüPPI.IED, Aeu. Wanted. uiui.l.'fi Sample hut SI.OO, tSamji!e KhIk iC, 3 for 25c., 1 io7.. t r. rortrnits of all Candidas, hizn 12x16. eaiiiple 10e., 4 tortt:. 1 doz. too lor i. (.nir tri-- Ui f t oomrftiiou 1 frvA frsmv1"i,aril "irular; 10 Barclay St., hew York.' WANTED. WANTED Men on calary or commission to nell rihet land and Zacaticaa ponies; all colon, little beau ties; juit the thing ior ladles aud children: largest herd of fancy ponies in America; BAinple pony free; $200 per month until November 15; illustrated group of epoited ponies; general descriptive and price list, terms, particulars, eta, sent for thir.y cents; iio stamps. Address PKO PKIETOK, Don Carlas Horse Banco, Leon Spring Bexar County, Texas. 20-4 vr

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INTERESTING TEST MADE BY THE GOVERNMENT CSE5IIST. Dr. Edward G. Love, the present analytical Chemist for the Government, has recently made seme interesting experiments as to the comparative value of baking powders. Dr. Love's tests were made to determine what brands are the most economical to use, and as their capacity lies in their leavening power, tests were directed solely to ascertain the vai'able gas cf each powder. Dr. Love's report gives the following:

Name of the Baking Powders: "Kcyal" (absolutely p;-re) 'Talapsco," alum powder 'Rumford's," phosphate, fresh . "Rumford's," phosphate, old . "Hanford's None Such," fre?h . 'Hanford's None Such," old . 'Redhead's" "Charm," alum powder 11 Amazon," alum powder "Cleveland's," short weight oz uSea Foam" ''Czar "Dr. Price's" "Snow Flake," Grcff's, St. Tad "Lewis's" Condensed ''Congress" veast ''PearF .... ,4C E. Andrews & Co's" contains alum "Hecker's" "GLUei's" .... "Bulk" . ...

In his report, the Government Chemist says: "I regard all alum powders as very unwholesome. Phosphite and Tartaric Acid powders liberate their gas too freely in process of biking, cr under varying climatic changes suffer deterioration." Dr. H. A. Mott, the former Government Chemist, after a careful and elaborate examination of the various Baking Powders of commerce, reported to the Government in favor cf the Roj'al brand.

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