Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1884 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 1884.

1ST TOUR EASES POWDER TO-DAY! Brandl atfwtiied as absolutely para CONTAIW TVTMOiyXA THE TEST I Vr a an p down on a hot stovs tiwtll lssated.tl: ImuM U MMr anl nn-IL A cbemlrt will Bot If rs uli4 (w datACt Um iiroMSM oC aminccia.

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DOES '0T CONTAIN AHMOHA. ITt HXTani! RiS NEVER MM JCISTI0S3. In a million hoimi for a q-iarter of a entury It bei tb foniumen rclIaliUs te ??, THE TEST OF THE OYEN. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., it Irs or Dr. Price's Susclal EaTDiinj Eitracls, ' TV ilmfMl,Mit Seltcies, aail aatarm I Blrr knows, sad Dr. Price's Lupulh Yeast Gems For Light, Hoalthy Bread, The Bet Pry Hep Yeast lu the World. FOR SALE BY GROCERS. CKICACO. - ST. LOUIS. LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD raised by this yeast is liqU. afrits and whole gome like our grandmother's delicious bread. CR0CER3 sll them. Price Caking Poweter Co., ! EaTisclir.nsssrKiaraTcnqiEnaca, ! Chicago, IH. St. Louis, MO KUUDY AUAIN; Tiis lYsj Kojcr, Tliis Morning, Before You Go to the Oflice. Tto Keys of th Knights of Labor, Central Trades and Labor Assembly Han a Hill Against Yoa. Labor Signal. The disgracef al efforts of Koger H. Shiel to defeat the telegraph operators in this city, in their strike last summer, being established aT undoubted proof, has aroused the indimation of working and laboring men all over the country. The Knights of Labor of Indiana haye taken hold cf the matter with a rigorous prosecution of efforts for his defeat as a can didate for otl'ce, and Mr. ähiel will feel the weight of their opposition on the morning after election. The Central Trades and Labor Assembly of Indianapolis and vicinity, at their regular meeting on Monday evening, September 8, adopted the following: Vf bereaa, The conduct of Roger R. Shiel. In his efforts against the teleer3ph operators (Knights of Labor) in their trntrzle for common rignts, in having been officially reported to this boJy, by delegates from Alpha Assembly, 1,712. K. of 1; as also the action taken by that body ia relcrenca to tbe conduct of said Shiel; and Whereas, We find, br sucn report, that said Koger K. Shiel in hid efforts to asist the Western Union Teleerarh Company against its employes in their etmee'e for common rights, was guilty of an OTXTi and malicious blow of opposition to the cause ad interests of labor: and w hereas; We, ts the representatives of labor, la central body organized and as.-erabled, deamit not only our right but our duty to denounce and repel such conduct as is reported of RozeriL Shiel; and to defeat him many ambition or effort he wtay exhibit for political preference or powsr; therefore KceoiTed. That we denounce the acts of Roger R. Ehiel, in supplying men to Ute the place of the striking telegraphers, in the summer of lS8 t in this city, as of a character the most malicious, dangerous and disastrous to the interests of all that large mass who labor for a common sustenance, and who have delegated us to protect them in their common rizhu. Resolved. That we look upon Ro?er R- Shiel. as characterized by his acts, above related, as a common enemy to mea and women who work, and as an aider and abetter to capitalistic and moapolistic rpression. Resolved. That we can find no better method of demonstrating our indication oi euch perfidies as his than by an expression of the ballot. Kesalved, That we hereby pledge ourselves to erase his name from any ticket for any office to which he may aspire. Resolved, That, aa he has presented himself for the ofiice of Treasurer of rotate on the Republican ticket for Indiana, we will seek every honorable means for his defeat. Resolved. That the Secretary of the Assembly Is ha by directed to communicate this action to the various organizations represented herein, asking their co-operation and endorsement in such action. Resolved, That all daily and weekly papers of our city be requested to publish a copy of these resolutions.

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Colonel Ingersoll Baa a Hard Time of It at Victoria Trying to Lecture. Ottawa, Ont., Sept. 12. Having failed in all other means to prevent Colonel Bob Ingersoll securing a hall in Victoria, British Columbia, in which t) deliver a lecture on "Orthodoxy," the civic authorities, on learning he bad rented the new Royal Opera House, entered a protest against the buildine being used for a public meeting on the grounds that the means of egress were inadequate in case of fire. Their deciaion was announced the day Ingersoll arrived, the 2th of August, the date he was announced to lecture. On hearing that there was likely to be trouble, Ingersoll stated that he would lecture on the street, hut feared interference by the police. Learn-' ire that he could charter a steamer then in the harbor, he proposed to charter her at his own expense and take those who wished to accompany him to Port Townsend free of charge, when he would deliver his lecture rather than disappoint those who wanted to hear him. However, this alternativa was sot taken advantage of. He and a number of friends gained admittance to the Theater Koyal, where he proposed to hold a lecture. Hundreds were waiting outside of the door to gain admittance, but were stopped by the police. Tbe Superintendent of Police ordered the Treasurer to stop selling tickets, tinder the pretext that the building was not afe. The Treasurer, with a few friends, then went round to the west side of the building, and with an ax cut an entrance. Ingersoil and the wife of the United States Consul, Colonel Stephens, and other women and men finally appeared upon the stage. Alderman Fell, stepping forward, began a strong speech to condemn what he proclaimed a bold attempt to frustrate free speech, and said that, though British-born, le blushed this evening for what had been dene. He was enthusiastically cheered. The scene that followed beggars description. "Windows and doors were smashed in, rj wfe tstrajsof wm efiecttd, Jh9 jfo-

hce were powerless to orer or carry out their instructions. The crowJ wer9 the lecturer and wp determined to hear him. Daring melee seTerai WOmea ,D.f . the police found that th-y could Dot Pevcnt the lecturer goinir. oa they contented ujemseives with enJeavorins? U keep o'er. immediately after the lecture M ever Colonel Inpersoll took a steamer lrt Washington Territory. It is attel he

will sue the corporation ol Victoria lor heavy damages. 'ELECTION IN 3IAINE. Tlie rrohibillon Amendment Carried by a Ktg Majority as the Result of the Xeal Dow and Elaine Alli.tnce DIutins Scenes of Venality and Corruption at the An;uta Foils The Free Uj of Money and Whisky YFlus a üeitrly-lionght Victory. New York World Special. Avr-rsTA, Kept. S. Seldom if ever in the history of American politics have such disgraceful and humiliating scenes been witnessed as those at the polls in this city today. Your correspondent stood at the polling box of the First Ward, which is the largest ward of the city, and the place in which Mr. Blaine lives and votes. The voting commenced at 10 o'clock and closed at 4. Just as the polls opened six hidies entered the hall bearing bouquets in their hands, which tbey placed in the windows and on the tables, and then - needed to take ud a position near ine entrance with affirmative ballots on the prohibitory amendment in their hands. They were elderly ladies, neatly dressed, and of a very determined appearance. Ballots had been printed for them, the "Yes" being in very lare black letters that could be read across the street. They offered a ballot to eyery man that entered, and one cf them would follow su h voter to see whether he put a "No" or a '"Yes" in the box. It was the first time women bad ever appeared at the poIl3 in Augusta. It was therefore a novelty. Berne responses made tj solicitations of the women were rude and insulting. One man who was quite drunk swore that he could never be ruled by a lot of petticoats, and then said he would be d d it h-j would ever take a ballot from a woman. The poor wemen looked terribly dissatisfied. One of them sat down, saying she was discouraged Notwithstanding the existence of a strict prohibitory law in thi3 city J beer and whisky were freely given at a common hotel near by. The Kepubiicaa women worked for prohibition at the polls, while the Republican men made their dupes drunk before marching them in like cattle to cast a free ballot. There was little concealment about the purchase of voters. The prices paid or received were freely discussed. Bottles of whisky were carried in coat pocket3 and handed from one man to another with, many a drunken grin andgrhuace, There cculd be no more disgusting evidence of the venality and hypocrisy that have grown up in politics of this State under tie leadership of James G. Ulaine and Xeal Dow. Here was the spectacle of a party laboring to adopt a prohibitory amendment and using purchased and drunken voters in that endeavor. The poor women whose cheeks turned crimson more than once as speeches and exhibitions they had never before heard or seen and for which they were evidently unprepared. The whole day's doings were degradation of manhood and womanhood. One could but turn away from such a wretched spectacle and shudder at the possibilities of the future, .when such flagrant ourages go unrebuked by the law, when a candidate for the highest olLce in the Nation lives within a stone's throw. Bat Mr. Blaine himself would increase the climax of double dealing and hipocri3y. For several days it has been known that lie was greatly annoyed over the urgent o.Ter made to him from the West to oppose the amendment because of the fatal eCect its advocacy would have in that section. He was threatened on the other side by the loss of his own State if Le voted against it. It is believed he went away to Bar Harbor Satururday night with the intention of not being here to-day and there escape, but some pre3snre drove hint back after having been at Bar Harber but a few hours. A liougH Insults a Clergyman. Schenectady Special. Last evening Robert Shay, a young man, was on a Central train with a partv of hoppickers returning from the fields. They were drunk. Between Amsterdam and Schenectady Shay, instigated by his party, accused a gentleman occupying the eeat in front of hira, who proved to be Kev. Mr. Charles, ol Kingston, of stealing his bottla of whiky. The minister paid no attention to the drunken man, bat continued reading. Shay then took o3 his hat and struck Mr. Charles violently in the face with it, at the same time uttering an oath. Mr. Charles sprang to his feet, and at the same time- Detective "Whiteside, who happened to be in the car, seized the young fellow and in a mament had handcuffs on him. Several member? of the drunken party attempted to interfere, when one of the foremost was knocked down by a passenger and others were kept back by an olLcer on the way to the penitentiary with a prisoner. Shay was taken from the train at this city and locked up. This morning he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to the county jsil. A'Sad Chapter of Accidents. Special to the Sentinel. Logansi-out. Ind., Sept. 15. Harry Chaflin, a brakeman on the Fan-Handle, was caught between the bumpers of two cars in the PnHandle yards, at this place, Lhis morning and crushed to death. Willie Dean, a lad of thirteen years, was killed by a horse about 0 o'clock this morninir. He was holding the head ef the animal while his father was doctoring It. The horse became frightened and leaped with his for feet on the boy, crushing in his breast and killing him instantly. James Flynn was sitting, in a drunken stupor, on the Tan-Handle track this morning, when engine C:;0 struck him, knocking him several feet. He died In the County Jail at 3 o'clock this atternoon at this place. Crop Prospects in India. Loxdox, SepL 13. Advices from India reKrt that crop prospects are improving, there Ving been a favorable rainfall in Bengal, but the drought still continues in Madras. In Mysore there have been serious 1'ood.j. A Chinaman Murdered and Robbed. Chicago, SepL 1 1. Sang Foo was fouad dead in his laundry this morning with two bullet holes through his body, and $S0O belonging to hira missing. The deceased recently quarreled with his partner. Appetite and Digestion. "With few exceptions, the first effects of the new Vitalizing Treatment of Drs. Starkey it Falen, 1,109 Girard street, Philadelphia, is an Improvement in appetite and digestion. A change in the whole personal appearance soon loilows. The skin grows clearer, the eyes brighter, the movements more elastic. There is a sense of lightness and comfort. The chest begins to expand and the weight to increase. All the depressed or sluggish functions of the body take on a better action and there is a gradual return to a mora healthy condition. If the Treatment is continued, and the laws of health carefully observed, restoration, unless the physical system is too far broken down? will follow in nearly every case. All desired information in regard to this remarkable Treatment will be furnished by Drs. Starkey & l'alen. Write to them, and your communication will get a prompt response. Fleuro'Taenmonia Suspected. Chicago, SepL 15. Several Jersey cattle on the farm of J. V. Farwell, near Lake ForesL have been killed on thesnspicion that they were affected with pleuro-pneu monla. An investigation is cow taking place. - .

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ONEr AND STOCKS. Mew Tork Financial Harket. Krw Toäx, Sept. 15. Money Easy at 12 per cent. : closed offered at 1 per cent. Prime Mercantile l'i.per 5-a3C per cent' 807ernments Konds Steady. ' Railwsjs Lower. Bute SCuri-ies-Qaiet. 1 his was a field öav for tte bears at tae Stack Excbtnge. From the opening until the close of business the rcariet vva depressed, and under tales for both accounts prices dropped from to 5 per cent., with Coalers and Grangers as the weakest shares. Various unfavorable reports were used to bring about a decline. It was stated that three prominent barUs were in trouble and that 100,000 Clearing-house certificates had been issued to one Institution. On investigation thes? reports were pronounced faLe. Coal stared were affected by the statements that a combination was in danger, but after the hours of busiuefs I'reaident Sloan, of Lacka wanna, an. tenured that the representatives of the coal compan its had airecd to restrict the production the fiift week of Oc:oter. Another rumor which exerted an adverso influence was tae report that the Ft. laul dividend would be redacad to ;J per cent. These unfavoraole reports bad tae effect of bringing out considerable cf the "long" stoci, which materially added to tne depression. Delaware and Hudson broke 8 per cent. tofcT, Lackawanna to 103, Reading IV to 25. Jersey Central Vi to 6d, Northwestern z-4to preferred 2V to 150. St. Taul 2'4 to 8i?i Omaiia VI to 8i'i. Caaada Southern 2 to 32. Cauatlian FacUic 1 to 43,., Chicago, Burlington and Quiiir y 2 to 120' 1-ake fahore 1' to 7h'4, Union I aeiüc V, to 6-0$. Northern I'tciflc preferred and Louisville and Nashviiie comparatively steady. There was a difference of J r J 4 ter cent, cash snd reg'iilar, in Lu-kawauua, Western Un'on, St. luul and 1-ane fchore, and fiJ fi per cent., s?iier 3 in Lsctavranua. The iast named sold at 1C0 to 99. seller CO, when the price in reuiar way was 10 :j to iC ' . Tae following wer-; leading rntes: Ne York Central 1-16 i1;. Northern 1'aeiflc preferred, MichUau lentralscd Ijickawanna 1-16, end New Jersey Central, Reading, Quiney and Central Pacific Hat. 1 he hith rule for New York Central is due to closing books fordividen Is. Compared with Saturday's clof-i! g prices are Htoi per cent lower. Trar.fcacuoD to-oay areaied 2ö6, 000 shares, as follows: Lackawanna, Si.UOO: Lake Shore, 17, OG0; Northwestern. M. Paul, 51.UW; Union rao.fip, 'i6,Coc; Western Union U.iAiO. Mining shares are almost neglected; Sutra soil at 10. eOVERXMEXT SKCCSITIEJ. aterlinz, 60 days. 4 ,i a. 4s. 112'J äieriing, sight.... . i New U. A 4'i ,120 A I per ciuL bonds-. IOO3-5; Notz The pnrcfiasin price for Government bonds la Indianapolis varies from the Se.v Yarn a, notations l'i jl per cent. EOSD3. P?tffic Ts 127 iTenaesee, new . j Oar- l-aCiO Erstslli;? Tex. P. laud sintt- 37 tyte tfCOEds 5i Tdx. P. Rio Gnade. IT LfLi-h A wuks..- vt juuion r so. nrits.ii'1' UrMslm consols TO 1 v. R. land gro.nM.i07 fcliionri I' .lC2;rj. r. slualag 1330.-107, d r, Joe. .13S iVlreinia C's., 87 ii. P. A e, O fluid-117 Virginia consols, lenneisec 6's 3Wt Po. deterred 33 GKXX2AL 8T0CK3. adarcs EYprofl...... Ailegi'eoy Central 130 1 Motile A Ohio... 9 Ubi .Iorria Ksix ..122 illoa & Terra A. S T. H. pld.. Itaorlean L-x r rcw- . Burl, thenar K. im xiPiaada Paclüc.. Oiaada g-iutheru..-Central Facio .. diiesspeake A Oilo Do. Crsi pi aterrod. . CO. ICCOUCL 20 jSasavllle and Chat. 3ü 75 N. J. Central.. 5V 92 I Norfolk & W. p( 2 M Sortheru Paclüa... 2.)i 41 IDo. pfd . ii S!Rort!i western.. ... J5 SJ'i Northwestern, pici 12) 7s, New York Oealral-J) ZY. Ohio Central S 8!,: Ohio A MlSfisippU 21 Chicago A V ' on ..13 1 u. a ar.Es. pio. Ontario A Western 11" h C J A. preldrred 145 Ctlc. Kurl, tx Q .. i:o CMC, BLL.&N.O... 82 a, et. L, A PUtibar. 8 Pa. ptd M 20 Oregon Nangatioa. 70 ürcon iTansccn t l Oregon Improveta't, 16 fadJo Mall 4s;i Oin., hen. 3i Cleve... sijg Panama.., wit 0, w. A It ...... SH I Peoria. D. - 0owre& S-' ji'Plttsburar..:... .AM Del. A Ujs .- lOS'-k Puliinan Palace Car 111 LKtve-r &m &rnd II Reading.. 25'; frle... .....-. H's Kock Liland- ..1 14 Irla pr.??jrrod... 4L L. & Sau. Fran. 21 Fiat 'ennecse3... 6'iDo. preferred.. 404 Do. p-eiarr.. ..... S' Do. first preferred. . 81 Tort Haruo-........lUJ l-3w Paul........... ... SV r.tLRiLal & Si Joe.. S8V,!6t Paul praferTod..l'Hi!i Do. proleri-od. 8t. Rani & Mana. oijieaa... -lbh Raul A Omaha. 311, Kotrcn & Tu,. 35 et. P. ä o. pfd.... 92 Pllnois Cos tial. ....... 122 Texas Paciflo . H ttid'an, B. & W. 14 Onion Pacing. 47'4 Ean&M OtTaxn... 17Ü. 8. Expreen.. 62 tfcke TJ-io A West. 12 W,Bt. L.A Paclflc t LakeShore--.. 7sVi Do. preferred., 13V4 louiavme a iasa rj'weiisa rarjo äx.1ü: Loa., N. A. & Onl 17 w. u. Teiegrapn . C4 'i ETomestake Iron 8ilvox... ...... Ontario .....m 13' J an, as ii pio. iu Co. second pI(L- 5 Meto ph. A Charlesui 26 Michigan t6ßiraL.. 65 MUD.0U 14 &3. prclarre. 2 afrsourt Pact2a. 0,!4 JCX D17. siuicisiiver M-. a Do. preferred.. -.. 2S Id 8u tro ...m.i, ti Foreign Money and Stocks, LONDON, Sept. W United States Bonds 4s, lZi. Railroad Bonds Erie, 15'-,; seconds, 59 ; New Y'ork Central, Jll: Illinon Central, UTK; Peuruvlvaoa Central, 673: Caaada Pacific, 45; St. Paul, So'i . FJLR18, Sept. 15. Rentes. 79f. Easiness opened tolerably fair ia most lines, but there were no new developments of consequence, prices generally remaining firm and unchanged. Poultry seems to be the only exception, there being some advance on hens and chickens. J. R. Budd iL Co. 's price-list says: Tbe receipts ot poultry are very liberal, but a Bharp Eastern demand for the Jews' holiday has run prices up. We have no confidence in the market remaining in this excited condition, and would advise yoa to not advance your paying prices, but send forward what you get just aa fast as you can. GRAIN. Wheat About the eame as Saturday: in local circles 7Cc was bid for No. 2 red, but only wanted in small quantities. Certainly our markets as well as others are In a very unsatisfactory condition Receipts contiaue light with co improvement in grading. New York at noon was f-c off, Baltimore :,'bC off, and Chicago J c higher than Saturday. Corn Rather steady for all grades, but not much activity among local dealers. Ree!pti light Futures dull and heavy. New November held at 45c without buyers. The demand for local consumption Is only fair. New York at noon was Jic lower, while Chicago was J4C better for Octo her. Oats While prices remain alrtut the same, yet the feeling Is somewhat dull and lesi firm than Saturday, Futures quiet. Floor, Grain and Hay. Plour Patent. 5 OO35 25; extra fan J, ft 753 I 00: fancy, 14 6031 75; choice, 14 40: Um Dy, 93 754 00: treble extra. 12 753290: doable extra, 12 602 65: extra, ti 35c4? 5o: snpernne, 12 C0(32 15; flue, fl 75&1 85; foundry, SI 7532 00 WheatWe quota:

Bid. Asked. 79 track . 77 track 76 track 66 track 70 lb track 1 50 track ...... 35 track 45 75 trace ...... Bid. Acked. 65 track . Will track 52 trark 52 track ... 61 l.o.b. 52'.$fob 60 f.ob. Kales. 43 track 4) 35 track 60 track 61 . track 63 .... track 52 track 45 P'd. Asked. 28 track SO lob ...... track 28 25 track 261 .. track . 27 track 27 track. 24) j

no. 2 Mea. No, 3 Wed.... No. 2 Red. No. I Red.... Rejected Unmerchantable. No grade......... t t October Corn We quote ; ro. 2 w Bit., No. 8 White... Yellow Elgh MixedA0 Sm t Unmerchantable No grade . .......... Bound Ear - , Hound tjir. W Bound Ear. H. M...... New Noveraoer . . Oats W'e quote: No. 2 white . Light Ulxed Mixed W. Rejected..-, I U. Rejected. M. Rejected Rye No. 2 ttaady : fOc bid; no sellers. Bran Firm: Sil 75 bid; held attl fchipstuff iuiet;$l225 bid; none offered. I3IUTISH CRAIS TRADE EEVfEft'. London, Sept. 15. The Hark Lane Express, In Its review of the corn trade, says: The good progress la the (late harvest made the put week of dry weather favorable to threshing. Deliveries of wheat by farmeas at aa increase of price. Wheat declined Is per quarter during the week, and flour fell Sd. Bales of English wheat daring the week, f e,C53 quarters, at Sis, t-gaiast C7.W5 quarters, at

41s fd. In the corresponding v - The foreign wheat market is depressed, a .iave still further ceclined la tbe off coast trad. Thirteen eargoet arrived t 6 were sold and 7 withdrawn, and t remain. Trade forwsrd is growing worse. Thirty one shillings per ouarV-r was soccpU'd for No. 2 red : winter wheat, ifaU Maize in London is carce and steady. There L no mixed American en spot; round. W lower. The prices of barley and oats are iu favor of buyers.

INDIANAPOLIS WflOLESALK MARKETS Drj Goods. FaiNTS. American fancy.. American shirtings, Alien's fancy.. ... Arnoid fancy. Simpson's nournlngsB .5 Berlin solid colors 51 .5 Belmont fancy.. ..4 & .Berwick fancy. .-4Vl Arnold IndUo tine..... 8 Oocheco fancy- 8 IJdyitone fancy 6 Merrimack fancy ..6 fdenima-k shirting5 Gloucester faucy...5'4 Imperial solid black5,-i Victoria solid black. .4;i racins uncy . 6 Windsor fancy. 8 eel River fancy ....5 Merrimack pink... Washington Ind.blua.il iMerrimacx purple. Wa&i i'toa T. fanc78 jilarmony fancy.. BHOWS rOTTOSS. Crescent City A,7 Pepperell K.. - Vi Orescent Cit7 B.., CTCcent City C. Clark's A - Charleston .. At", an tic A...... Atlantic P. Mystic River..., Appleton A . Nashua R..... .. HasKachu'etts U3. I wrenco LL.... feppereii K ...6 Vi Pepperell 9-C 3V, Pepnerell 10-1. 7 I Bedford xt.. "Vi.rjtica a.. Vvütica 9-4 0 VC tie 10-4...., 7,' Amory . . i Au "ist .... Hi 18 ...20 ...1,-6 1$ '.T 7y, . 6 iDwlgntZ. ..5V4';Dwight Star, BLXACHSO COTTON'S, Pride of the West, 11 New York Mi"- )" I' Hill's Semper Idem S Hope., 7 Wamrntta , dOV Fitchville . 7 8 Kasonviile.... 8 Far well Pocassett P. M. C.. Chapman X Farmer's choice... Fruit of the loom. . 6:i Farwell half tlea.. . 8 .2) 6 i Pepperell 9-4. 6 Pepperell 10-4 8 '4 C tic -4 MX Lonsdale.. 8, ütlca 1V4 80 6 7'4 Lonsdale cambric. Jost out .11 Triumph.. .1 f' T 1 . Chestnut Hill. . 6Andro3COrgin L ,. 8 PRESS V ABRICS. Paclfla i poplin lua.l0Vi HamfUoa 4 nacas. 9 Pacific 4 cashrn'rs....ll Hamilton s$ mi.....ll2 Pacific i Australian P,cina 1150 lawns. -to4 Cl'ft PC ..ms M.MI.Ht 3 raeiße 6-4 A. C. M..30 Pacific fi-4 ü X. CASh.271 (Pacific Ortrandy....ll iPaciflcChambray...... 9 tPaciüc cretonnes... 8 Padrte d. L snitlnes.. 8 Pacific 6-4 A. C (Sasl25 Hanchester cnsri. I li Pacific percales li B:anchester?i De li Pacific nun's veIl'g..lo, Atlantic alpacas.....10 Arlington 42-lnnun's Atisntfc.. L'cs.ah... Atlantic F. caebm 25 vcllin?..... Arlington y. gray caahj a ere , .15 eiKQHAMS. Lficcaster iWhittenton, drepiS,..10V t.lfl and finfT R IRpnlrAvr. dnvts. .MVi Pates Normandie, dreaa... 9 P'unkett M Giaseow " Ferkhlre.... 7Vv Brunswick, dross..... 8 . 7 j Royal, drosi ......... 8 . (revlock, drefl ....12VJ 104 York. dres 8 Johnson B F. .., Jonnson B F. m'nix...l21 Draper cloth.......l'J,'1 JOhs&on arotffi styles.. iu,i PLAXDS AND CrfTEVTOTS. Amosieag . .10 (Alabama plaids., 7l Amoskeag, fancy ..lOK Louisiana plaids.... 1 Redes &yt Ottawa plaida ... Otis B B. . sm Edinburg chevio8..10 Park Mills, 70 check. ,12 j Everett cheviots..... 9 Park Mills, 80 check.. Rtreat Republic chev. 7 Economy check., 9Coanibiaa ct check. 0'i Hamilton strip DENIMS. - Cl, AX A. Otis. BB tnis, c c.. 12X,4 lYorx, tlue IS IS -15 11 York, slata... Ycrit, faacy.. Oakland, A amokeag verett. Columbian.. 11 Haymaker., Boston VA TICKINGS. 14 iliewlstcn, S6,, 12i ILewistOQ, 32..... Am skeag, A C A York. 30 in. .... .14 av . 7 . 7M Oongstoea. B P 14 iLewistou, SO.... Conestosa, extra Oonesa, CO A. 13- lOaklaad, A.. . 11H iOakland, A A... 6R AIM BAGS. 9 iQransrer. 20 20 jtewiston......J2l ,....-23 Qeoriat A.......l8.Vi American....., frankllnville. 8ta rk, A CARPtT CHAIN. White. 18 .20 .20 Colored ..?2 No. 600 cotton yarn-J0 Twine ......2J Coverlet Dandle Wick.. The Produce Market. Etrgs Paying 12-.'c per doz., loss off; from tore, 13c. Butter Creamery fancy, 20$22c; choice, nmoc; dairy, selected, lGc; country, fancy, 13l.5c; choice, 10-aiL'c; medium grades, 6&8c; low grades, 8cj4o per tu Poultry Hens, llo per lb.; roosters, 5c: spring chickens, 10c: turkeys, 8c; old geese, per dot, 5 40; young geese, SI 20; old docks, per dox., S3 00; youne ducks, ti 50. Feathers Prime geese, 45c; mixed and ducks, 20,325c. Rags lVfllC. Wool Tub-waKhed. 30o: unwashed, melldta, V0c: tinwaahed common. 20c: nnwa-shed Ootswold, 15c; do. coarse, 16 17c; do. cottol Qoeces, 11,315c; tub-washed do., 30c. The Provision Stärket. Below are tue present lobbing prices : Smoked Meats, can vasal or plain (plain nists not guaranteed against sklppera )3. C. Kam: 10 lbs average, Uc; 12 to 15 lbs. average, 14 c; 17S Ins. average, 14l2c;20 lbs. average, lie: i( to 25 lbs average, 13c; cottage hams, 10c: California hams, lüc: English breakfast baoon, clear, 14ic; suzar-cared shoulders, Harrison brand, abont 10 lbs average, Knglish shoulders, 9c; do 20 to 22 lbs s v., 8c : dried beef, 16c. BaconClear sides,, 11 'c; backs. 1114c V. 8. and Pickled Meats English cured, clear sides or backs, unsmoked, 11c; Bean pork, clear, per thl 200 lbs., fli 50; family pork, clear, per bhl., 200 lbs.. $16: family beef, f IS. Lard Pure kettle rendered in tierces. In ha t barrels or 60-lb tubs, Via 20-lb pails, I04c; pails, Wc. Sausages Bologna, In cloth, "c: la skin, "& The Grocery Market. Cheese Full cream, Sew York. 14315c; Ohio, V; part skim, 6(3So per pound ; White ßoe, 12c, CrystAl sprin?, 12c: Empire, 9c. Coffees Common, VlOe: ordinary, 11c; fair, prime, 12Vir12Mc: strictly prime, W4lS(r, t noice, 13;4Uic:01d Government Java, I4i525JSc; McLaughlin's xxxt roasted, lib packAces, 1001b cases, 151-ic; 60ib do.. ISbC; Arbuckie's roastel, 15.0; Leaverlug's. 154c; Cardoba, 15c; Gates' A No. 1, lö.c; Sates' prime, l5j;c. gngars Cutioaf. 6c: powdered. T'Jc: granulated,?; if7ac: sundard A,&" aO'.'ci off A.fiG; white extra C, e'-fSS'c: litcnt brown, 67i u(öV;c; common grades, byiQWc: New Orleans, 6?; 's-)sa Molasses and Syrups New Orleans Molasses, 45 JttOc; syrup, 8'2 qiöc per gai. for common to choice; ifsple syrup, 11 10,41 Sö. RiceCaroilna and Louisiana, 637c. Bpices Pepper. 17yl8c; abtpice, 10312c; cloves, 20325c: gin eer, l.J2c; cinnamon In mats, 12a 15c ; n u tmess, 65soc. Bait Lake, in oar lots, 95c; drsy lots, fl C03 1C5; small lots, lCc more frem store ; dairy, t2 bJ 3 00. 8Urch Refined Pearl, 33"e per lb.: Eureka. 6c: Champion gloss, lump, tK$6)aC; improved corn, 6374c , , . . . , Salt Fish Mackerel, No. 1 mess, $24 per bbl; halves, $12 60: extra mess, per bbl.; halves No. 1 mackerel. Sld&.-'J; halves, S9JH0; No. 2 mackerel, $12 50314; halves, 86 5037; No. 3 mack erel,$6&6 60; halves, $3t3 60: No. 1 white fish halves, f6 507:;family white fish, halves, $2 50(33: No. 1 herring. S2 bO&H boneless fish, $s öOiji par 100 lbs.: boneless cod, 5 J7; extra, $10; tirand Bank, 6(35V.C per ID. Foreien Fruits London layer raisins, new, $2 85 00; new Valencia, 7(91 lc: Hultana, lie; new Muscatel raisins, two crown. Si 75: three Crown, $3; California L.K.. $2 25. Lemons-Massina, $4 005CO. Prunes Bohemian, 630c: new Turkish, 7K934c; Bultana do.. 8e; currants, 6c; new figs, layers, 15c Dates Matts, 6X3öc; fard in ten pound bcxes, 8(apc Oranges Massina Imperial, 636 25. Peanuts Raw, Tennessee, 64(7c: Virginia, COSc. WUmington, 8c: roasted, 10c; Tennessee, 6i6;ic. Bananas, $132 per buncn. Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 2 lbs., 903 95c; 3 lbs., 85cfl 06; Peaches. 2 lbs., standard. $1 &1 70; S lbs., $1 32 00: seconds, 3 lbs., 1 50 PI 60: 21ba, $1 85,31 40; pfe Peaches, 3 lba.,$l loj 15:6 lbs., fl 85m 96; Blackberries, 85395c; Btrawberrita, $110(9115; Raspberries, S11591'25; Cherries, red, 90a 95c white, $1 9532 20; Btrin Beans, 80350c: Green Peas, Marrowfat, $1253130; Early June, II 3531 45; Yarmouth Corn, II 30 31 85; Mountain gugar Corn. SI 3031 35 ; 8 lbs. Si 2Vs 1 80; Mackerel, fl 2591 So: Pineapples. $1 502 00; Balmon, 1 lb, $1 701 SO; Tumbler, Jellies, 86030c: Cove Oysters, 1 lb. üght weight, 653?0c: 1 lb, full weight, fl 10(1 15; 2 lbs, light weight, fl 10 : 2 lbs. fall weight, f 1 S5&1 95: ardtnes, French, Ms, f 1 73 per doz; American, s, 90c Per dos; Apples, I lbs, 90935c; 6 lbs, 12 5032 60; gallon, 3 2533 60. Tstabls and Frulta. Beans Choice nary, f2 60; medium, $2 4032 50; Marrows, $3 15$3 25; California. $3. New Poutoea-l 60,31 75 per bbL Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jerseys, $5fW 00; Baltimores. S.; 604 OU; Kentucky, f 1 60(tS o). Apples Choice, large, sound and ripe, S3 SO per bbl: green, dull at iL 0032 00 per bbl, as to quality; choice, large cooking, fJ 6033 00 per bbL Dried Apples Evaporated, 14915g, cootnoa dried, 7KSc Peaches Dried peaches, halves, TWVTXz; California halves, 16c; evaporated, 16V3l7c Plums Wild goose, per stand, S4j5; Darason, $3 09. Cabbaee New per crate, 1232 60. Green Beans Per bu. 60075c Peaches 14 bn box. SOraTft. Delaware peaches. II 251 60 per bushel basket. Canteloupes, per bbL, 11 6032 00. Watermelons Per 100, $10315. Onions S2 (XI 2 50 per bbL Honey 13 20c Seed. TlmotBT, eholce.fl 40; poor to fair, II 2031 30: felnp grass, fl W&l 10j cTVi DOB & narkeU

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Coal and Coke, Pittsburg, per ton, $4 50: antnractte, $7 28; Raymond City, 31 25; Indiana block, $3 50; eoke, Ian?, 12c: coke, crushed, 14c: Jackson coal, ft 00; o Neal,S3 00. nides. Leather and Tallow, Hemlock sole, 24332c; oak sole, 30333a: Pennsylvania harness leather, S3 17c; harness leatiiar, aobc; bridle leather, perdis., f0372: -mewio kp, 50380c: French kip, 5cjm 20; domuiacclf. 70ca?l 10: French calf, $1 liai 8). Hides No. 1 enred, 7i3Kc; No. 1 green, 3 6V,c, No. 1 calf. 9t0c; curea, lOQUc; dry salt. Iter flint, 12c: No. 2 hides, oX Tallow Prime, 636c; No. 2, 6.35l4 firwwe Brown, igx; white, öjäc; yclloT. 4iö5. Drug Market. Alcohol, $2 2032 2: colonel, 75 3 5 camphor, 25..e:cochiDeJ.5üOOc: chloro'orm. 9äc "s100; gum opium, fl 5iJl 76; lndtso, SI Si 00; morphine, t 60-dt3 75. Oils Castor, 8l 55 31 60; sweet oil, 90caJl 7S; olive o!L $1 5J. J 0-J: ber-amot (Sendorsnn's), $2 2532 50; leTton (-Undrson's) $1 75.;2C0. Quinine P. & W., SI 10 1 15: clnchonida, 503V)C American bi-carb. soda, 43c; Enirlish do.. 533c Snuff-tiarrei's 2-oz. pcx., fl CO pT doz.; 4-ox. bottler $100 per dor. Flove's Snlphnr 435c Turpentine 3 l 40c English Venetian red, by bbl., 2Sc; l?i quantities, loilne-W r-032 75; lod'depoUn. fl 45. UIovas, 20'425c RutwirO 90c ;1 2f. Window-glass, 60 and 10; double, 60 and 20 percent, oi Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron S2 00 rates; hoop Iron. $2 50 rtes; Norway and Sureöd iroa, 5o rat-s: hors3s-3 iriu. Sc. llorse tihoes Barden A Perkins', per ko, f4 00; mule snoes. $1 per k aivancs. Horse Shoe Nails North western, GioNe, aal Patiara, rat box f 1 50. Cast 8te6l 3cst Am?rican, per lb. c; sprln? steel, 6c: tire steel, 4c: bv -al steel, 5c; machinery steel, 5c Nails 52 30 $ I 35. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We a note: Unseed, raw, 51 a52i; boiled, B4 55c; lard oil, 65&S5c; miners' oil. C5'3-A)c: lubricating oil, 12a38c: straits oiL 55aooc; benzine, 10 (41-ic; coal od, Indiana legal test, 10 tl0'c;150 ücfree, tent. 10J(3illc; water white, 155desree, lie Tinners' Bupplies-We quote: Best brand charcoal tin, 10x14,12x12 and 14x20. SS 75; IX. 10x14, 14x20 and 12x12, $3 75: roofins, IC, 14z20. $6 25; aOx-iJS $12 50;il4; block tin. in pigs, 21c; in bars, 2oc Iron 27 B iron, a40c; 27 O iron, 6c; Juuiata galvanized. 45 per cent, discount; refined, 60 per cent, discount. Sheet rinc, 6Sc Copper bottoms, 22c. . Piainls hed copper, 30c Solder, 11316s.

UTK STOCK. Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Ujtion Stock-Yards. Sept 15. CATTUt-Receipts, ."50 head; shipments, -'00 head. Market a'tive and hi?ber on best grades. Prime shippers . 5 90,6 10 Good to choice shippers................... 5 2V5 75 Common to iridium shippers... .. 4 O0$ 00 iooa to cnoice cows and Brars... Fair to medium cows and heifers.,... 3 75 a 50 3 10! 6) 2 2V42 85 4 0036 00 2 25id3 10 Common cowctiid heifers.... Veals, common M good... En lis.. . Milkers . ... Hogs Receipts, 250 head; i) O-K450 (0 shipments, 150 head. Quality enly fair. Market steady on best graies, tut very dull ou common. Select medium to heavy S6 10 i 20 Select light, averajin? ISO to 210 lbs 5 Uapi 00 Common to fair light.. 5 255 CO Heavy roughs or Krasse rs......... 4 'JvUi 2" Bkips, stags and pigy bows ........ 3 001 00 Sheep Receipts, none; shipments, none, Market steady. Good shipping graces in demand. Common dull. Good to choice grades...., 6033 S5 Fair to medium grades...., 3 ro 33 40 2 00 2 75 3 00 al 00 1 5022 50 lornmon grades.... Lam be, common to good J5CMI, per xieaa. Elaewliere. NEW YORK, Sept. 15. Beeves Receipt?, 4.co head. Extreme, Si 45Q7 15 per cwt.; native steers, f l 4035 10 per cwt. ; Texas and Colorado do, good sales at 5 5üm5 '."O: natives, $4 t2nn 67. Sheep Receipts, 13.4U0 head. Extremes, 51(3 5 :5 per cwt. ; sheep, ?3 75Ci 6 75. Hogs Receipts, 8,700 head : steady at IZQG 50. KA8T UBEKT y.'Pa., Pcpt. 15. Jaule Marlcct slow and unchanged; receipts, 1,505 head; snipliicnts, 1,121 ncaa. noe lirm: receipts. 4.200 head: shipments. 3,000 head: Philadelphias. S6 4ü!aö50: Baltimores. ftil53ö36; Y'orkers. $ö 9J,ä 0; grassera. fj5 53. Bneep slow and unenansea: receipts. 6.0J0 head; shipments, 1,200 head. PHILADELPHIA. Sept, 15. Cattle Good de mand; receipts, :i,000 head: prime. f3 75r7. eood. $50 50; medium, i(5 75; 'common, H31 75; iexsns, fshcep iair demand; receipts, 12.000 head; prime, it 7 (35: rood, il 2534 &0; medium, S2 25 Öl: common, $2;; lambs, $3 5035 50. Hosts Good demand: receiDte. 00 head : West ern, SV9.-5; country, EALTIMORE. Sept. 15. Beeves Cattle slow: tops unchanged; other grades )ic off; best. $5 S" 6: first quality. f.3' 60; medinni. fl 251 50: ordinär j-, tZ 2Ü"; moat sties, SJc3 iij; receipts. 3,215 head; sales, 2.139 head. bwine Lhjht supply; receipts, 4,250 head; quiet at S6t 75. Sheepnd Ijimbs Receipts, 6,935 head; aheep, f2 5C(r4fU; lambs, ts M. f5T. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-CattleRece!pts, 2,400 head; shipments. 600 head; exports, $6 40u 75: good to choice shipping, fj 903Ö 30; common to medium. $4 M(( CO; Cuiorado steers, CI35; gra&s Texans, t' 503 60. Sheep Recti pts. 400 head : shipments, i.coo head. Market unchaneed: inferrior to fair. 12 '2fufi 75; medium to good, 60; ciioice to extra, $J 90t 4; lambs, 25; Tcxans, 52, 3 'J). Hogs Active and strong: Yorkers. $5 7038 10; packing. S-i 50(36: butchers. fj lOjö 40; roceipu, i,4uu neaa; snipments, vuu neaa. BUFFALO. Sopi. 15. Cattle-Receipti to-day, 95 head; consigned threuga, 25'. cars. Demand active, and prices 15c425c higher for good grades; common grades, unchanged: extra titers, $d 503 6 bO; good to choice steeis, $0(36 40; fair to me dium, to 25i ö 90; 'lexan steers. 51 2jJ4 7,-: mixed butchers', $1 2($3: Caaada Blockers, $3 Sögl 15; Western utociers, S-) 50.1. About gold. Sheep -Receipts to-day. 5.000 head: consigned through. 4 cars. Market fairly active, shade higher; offerings, over half Canada lambs; com mon to fair, f: 25(54; good tochotce, fl 10-14 75; Western lambs, f l,a,5; Canada lambs, $5 35(35 50. Hogs Receipts, 7,000 head; consigned throagn. 30 cars. Good dcmajid: prices a shade higher; good to choice Yorkers, fco6 20; common, fair aid grassy, ?5 655 'JO; good mediums and heavy, ft S0&6 50. About all sold. KANSAS CITY, BepU 15. The Uve Stock Indi cator reports: came Receipts. 2,600 neaa. wartet nrm ana 10c higher; supply chiefly gsassers: exporters, $5(3 C 30; good to choice shippers. $5 T0t5 85; common to medium, 53 io5 40; leaders. 1 -5(34 70; cows, f:;?t3 50; grass Texas steers, S3 lOcil 30. Hogs Receipts, l.wu neaa. Market crm ana 10c hipher at $5 75r5 95. Sneep Receipts, 4UJ head, aiarket auiet and unchanged. CHICAGO, SepL 15. The DroverT Journal re ports: Hogs Receipts, 8.0C0 head; shipments, 3.500 head. Market dull and closed 5310c lower; rough packing, $6 40ii,5 65; packing and shipping, $5 83 (16 2b; light. v 3U6 ij; siups ana gras&ers, 4 5 25. Cattle Receipt, 6,000 bead; shipments, 1,500 head. Market brisk and 10c higtier: exports, $0 65 7; good to choice shipping, iu 20o 60; common to medium, $1 7536; range cattle 10c higher; Texans, $3 903175. Sheep Receipts. neaa; snipments, none. Market firm for good grades; inferior to fair, $2 50 A3 25: medium to geod, $3 2534 25; Texas and Nebraska. $2 903 X The Drovers' Journal Liverpool special quotes tbe best American cattle at 15c per pound; dressed a beep. 13c MAKKET3 BT TELEGBAPB. rroaaet Blarket. niW Y0, 8epL 15.-Jotton-Qaiet at 10s s3 10v4-: futures barely steady; September. 10.S.4C; October, 10. lie; November, 10.15c: December, 10.20c; January, 10.:c; February, 10. 42c; March, 30.65c; April, 10.67c; May, 10.79c; June, 10.90J. Flour Easy; receipts, 29,000 bbbj.; exports, 11,000 bb:s. ; 8t. Louis, f 2 bOQ6 60. heat b pot opened 4JaC lower; later stronger and advanced lc, and dosed flrra; options declined H'SliP at the opening; later reacted ItäliC, closing near bottom figures; receipts, 29.000 Du.: exports. 181,00 J bu. : No. a spring, 82c; ungraded red, 6.s7c; No. 8 red. 80;,c: No. 2 red, steamer, 63c; No. 2 red, 84i QSAc, ungraded white, SlVäSSlc; No. 1 do.. sales of 600 bn. at b2-c: No. 2 red, October, sales of 1.1C0.CCO bu. at Wa4S5Ke, closing at 85c ; November, sales Of L280.000bu. at eSTJiC closing at 87c; December, sales of 72S.000 du. at WaGsC closing at 89Hc; January, tales of 200,000 bu. at 0('J0;4c closing at 90c: reoruary, saies oi ir sales of 264 000 b at 9t,ii497lc closing at 97c exports, 1,300 bn.; ungraded. 64r-w: o. A ou 61ic; No. 8. 67: , No. 2, .white 67c: No. 2 Septemuer, osiojc, cioaiugab oo;, ."'!. Qo'jc. closing at 67;4C Jinntrr. closin- at 480. Oats-1; So lower: P. 215,000 bu.: exports, 25,WU bu.; mixeu. oo, white, 35c40c Hay Steady al $'.5. Coffee fopot quiet; options a shade hlgier, cloainx weak; 15.750 bags; September, 8.80c: October, 8.6 (3S 60c; November, 60(?8.65c; December and January, 8.6as.f0c; February, 8.65c; March, 8.70c; April. B ?kn HnMiwOnlntt MfinMl. rtulltC. 6'uW5'C; extra C, &?,35J4c: mould A. 6?.c; standard A. 6c; confections A. 6 ic; granulated. je. Petroleum T a, -UJULCU, S STm AAMWH L - -

oco bu. at 'Jiayji-yr, closing at vjc; -arcu, of 24.C0O bu. at 93';94Vic, dosing at 9t4c; V ; . sales of 40.000 bn. at 95Väc. closing at 96c; May,

Corn Spot opened 91c higher an cioaea weaaj options opened 3 i3V,c better; later declined ll an. I flnaArl uoaf YWPirWS. 119.500 bU. :

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rirnt at fl OCl 35. Turpentine Firm at Sl1'.? SlJic Eücs fcteady at l.ltte. Pork Dull and heavy; new mess, $17. Lard Steady; Western steam, rpot, $7 65: October, $7 46: November, f7 ;0; December. f7 ZÜgl 30; January, 7 84. EutterFiim. Cbeere Higher; Western flat, 4(t'J'c Otters unchanged. eHICAGO, Sept. 15. Flour Dull and neglected. Wheat-Unsettled; opened dull: cl-wed J.c higher than Eaturdday; September. 73I474Iic cked at 7o?4c; October, 71V, i75,4c, ciod at 7'c: November, 76,l477Kc closed at lO'ic; December, 77s(370c, clced at 7S,4e; Mav ruled lCc over October; No. 2 Chlcaaeo pritis, 7o:;.f7llvc, closed at WJc; No. 3 do.. SS-AdOc; Nx 2 led, 77c; No. 3 do.. 61 Corn Unsettled and irregular: interest centered in October; closed atoutfameasSaturdav: cash, 54 Soi'e. closed attic; Septerrber, 54,356JAc, closed at 54"'. ;c; October, Crti52;4C, closed at 5I:,!c: NovemfKrr, 4:J'j4i5.;c, cloed at 44c; year, Jic, closed at SSc; Alay, IboRx'c closed as 3ic. Oats Firm; cssn, 25,S(25J4c; September. 24" .tS'je, closed at 'A'-ic: otobcr. 16',,. nosed at 25'i' 1:6'; November, (SÄc, closed at '.she. year, 2i7c; May, 2i-t23 'i'j, closed at 2?,.'(i2!5V- E'e -teady at 6ic Barley Easier at 65c Flaxseed In good dem ind at fl SO. Pork Dull: cash and September, f 17 00; October, $16 75: year, 811 20. Lard Dnll but firm: reptember, 17 10ra7 15; October, $7 05547 15. c'.cwiei st $7 10; November. f6 97;.;37 l5, closed at ti Bnikmeats In fair demand; sbouiders. 75; shoft ribs, f. 52JJ; short clear, fia Butter Qn.et I.pgs Firm et lSia lik. Freights Corn to Buffalo, l,c Receipt Fionr. 5,000 bb!. : wheat, 132,000 bu.; ce.rn, 215.1C0 bu.; oats. 2! S, 000 bo. ; baney, 23.C00bu.; rye. 40,000 bn. Shipments Ftoor, 12.110 bMs.: wheat, 279,tXW bu.; corn. 3."G,C00 bu.; oats. lS5,0OObn.; barley. S,000 bu.: rye. 14.GC0 bu. Afternoon Hoard Wheat Firmer: advanced 1 ; Corn Irreptiiar; September declined lie: October, )vc; November sdvanced c. Ohih Firm; October advanced Pork Firm; vear advanced 5c. Lard Firm ; Z&,ic higher. T. JOCls, Sept. 15. riour Uncfcanged. Wteat ery unsettled and nervous; opened lower, advanced, declined again, then rallied, and clced a

iracuen aDove Saturday; No. 2 red, 711474,4c cssli; 747i.c September; 75:43";c October; ;7 t, -4 7;Hc. closing at 7feic November; TlTSic. ciosilie at SG'-.C bid lj.'iemlr. ('nrn.llwhpr tint in.

active: 47r((a48.,,ecaRh: 47c Hcptenber; 46'4i7c Octoter; UVc November; 3.""BQ84lc year; Itov3 3c May closing at outside prict-s. Oats Lower ; 2t.Ji(fl2ec cahh; uc'bC bid October: 2Cc year; ?M: May. Rye NominaL Barley A lew sales made on piivate terms, but tbe market is not vet established. Lead Dull at $3 35. Butttr Firm; oairy, 15C.2Cc; crtamery, 10(a2;c Fgs-Quiet at 12c flaxseed-Quiet at fl 2(31 29. Hay and Bran Lncbenced. Cornmeal Quiet at $2 25,3i to. Perk Quiet: jobbing, fid 50. Lulkmeats Qair-t; long clear. S 50: snort rib,f9 CO; short ch ar. t!d Facon steaav; long clestr. $!0 1510 .; short rib, $10 373.10 f O; short ciear, $11311 12l j. Lard Ncminaay S7 ia Receipts Flur, 7.0.) boia.: wheat, 109,000 bn. ; corn, 36.000 bu.; wits, 36.000 bu. ; rye, 12.0W bu. : bariey, 14,000 bn. Kbipmepw Flcur, 16,Cf0 bbl?.; wheat, 60,000 bu. : corn, 1 1.000 bu. : oats, 7,009 bn. ; rye. 1.CO0 bn. ; barley, 1.OJ0 bu. Afternoon Board Wheat Higher; September, 77c. Octoter, 7'Jc; November, 815c: De-eniber. M4c Cora Irregular: 4t,Jfcc October; Z'lc Novenber; 34'c year; 35mj ilay. Oats Lasier; Ncthine doing. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 15 Floar Dull, unsettled; Ohio and Tndiana,$,J 2535 25: St. Louis and Southern lllioois, S4 25(5 25; Minnesota, ii 5CÖ5 50; Minnesota patent, t5 75 6 2 s Vheat Opened dull ard closed firm ; sieatntr, 80c: No. 2 red, September. i?8le : IX-tober, 83-e'i&4:; November, 85,' 43.60; December, t7?4',SSc-. ;orn Options qui'jt;carlot8tood; high mixed, f.0 ,t55c: Fail mixed and September, 6fta6lc.; October 59 iajc; Xoveraber, 57t58c; December, 47iätlc. Oau Firm, por 1 demand; rejected whit?, 3lc; nagrsded vi..-, V .'335c: reiecied mixed. 31c: No. 2 ü!ixd. 'V;,r; No. 3 white. SP&KyjCi; No. 2 white ' ,. i.ovisions Steady: Beef City laraily. U JiCillc; lo packets, 13; do No. 1 mes, ll1.; lDdia EicfS.cxtia, Pork, Mess.SKQlS; prime mess $17: Hams, llbVjC. Lard bteaiy; refined, SS50S75: buulier's loose, $7 60; stpan, 57 65. Butter Good demand; creamery, 2.(2u. Efrts Firm, IfCOc. Cheese Firm: Ohio Hits, eS'c. Petroleum Dull; refined, 7; 4'c. Receipt r'lour. 4 4C0 bbls,; wheat, 15.000 bu. ; corn. 1.S0O bn. ; oats, 1,300 bu. Shioment-Wneat. löü.000 ba.; corn, 6,000 bu.; oats, 12,000 bu. BALTIMORE. Sept Flour Quiet and steady; Howard Street and Western superfine, ti 25!2 75; extra, $-i3 75: family. S405. Whe.i Western, easier aud fairly active; closing dull: No. 2 winter red, spot. 8'23S2:;c; September. M'4Q 82K-c: October, 8 QiO'ic; November. höfSic; Dcce-mber, feOr,rS7c. Ctorn Western entirely nominal. Oats FiTmer; Western white, 35c; mixed, Sli3:;3c Rye-Quiet at 56358c Hay-Quiet. Provisions Fa'.y and fairly active. Moss Pork tlS -.'5. Bulkrneats Shoulders aad clear rib sids. packed, il 7(äll 25. Bacon shoulders, JS 50: clear rib sides. 12 25. Bams-f 15 5ügl6 50. Liird Refined, $9 25. Butter Firm forclioice; Western packed, S(ätl6c: creamery, 18S21C Epss Firm at 16; 17c Petroleum Firmer; refined, 75-87c CoCeeQn let and firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary' to fair, 9fiil0)ic. Sugar Quiet ; A soft, 6':. Copper Rebned, quiet at 12;'4S13c Freights to Liverpool per steamer Dull; cotton, S16d; flour. Is; prain, 2fä2ad. Receipts Flour, l.s.vj bbls.; wcet, 1 11,000 bu.; corn, 5.0CO bn. ; oats, 2,000 bu. ; rye, 100 bu. Shipments--Wheat, 91,000 bn.: corn, 2.5U0 bu. Sales W heat, 713,000 bu. ; corn, 3,000 bu. NEW ORLEAN3, Sept. 15. Flour-Dai!; high grades, S3 75g4 2 Corn Quiet; mixed, 6tc Oats Western, qniet; prime, 36"7c Cornmeal gniet at $2 2.r2 40. Hay eiood and prime at f 13 75: choice, f 16 5017. Pork Quiet at fl7. Lard steady: tierce refined, $G 75; kes, 8c. Bulkmeats Fair demand; shoulders, packed, 7c; long clear and clear rib, $10. Bacon Fair demand ; shoulders, $7 G7'$; long clear, $10 75; clear rib. $10 87) Ilams-FirB, $153.5 25. Coffee Dull; Rio cargoes, common to prime. 7ji fylllc. fcupar Moderate demand; common to good common, Stulpe; fair to fully fair, 4 i4c; prime. 4;4c; yellow clarified, biti'jc; granulated. 7c. Molasses Lull ; common, '20c; refined, 20tfi iCc. Rice Qu i"t ; ordinary to choice, 4,f(q,5.jc .Bun Quiet; 72(J7:c Others nucfcanged. CINCnSNATT, Sept. 15. Cotton Tn fair demand at lCr-vC Flour Dull: fan.ily, f 3 25;'. M; fancy, S3i0(.t4 2a. Wheat Dull; J.'o. 2 red, 777sc Corn Dull: Ko. 2 mixed, 51c ftats In ?ood deman l at 27J.'jSc Rye Firm at I!c Barlev Firm: extra No. 3 rail. 65ai70c. Pork twadv at $17. Ird Stronger at 57 S. Bulxmeats Steady, ehoul lers, SO 25: short rib, SO 75. Pcon Dull; houiders, $7 26; short nb, ill: short clear, Sil 60. BatterFirm; extra creamery, -.!tJ27c; e-hoice dairy. 1((4 20c. Linseed Oil Lower at 51c. Hogs Firm; common and light, t-1 255 90; packing and butchers', $5 G0(36; receipts, 1,00 head; shipments, 225 head. MILWAUKEE. Sept, 15 Flour In fair demand. Wheat Weak: No. 2 Milwaukee, '2) 4c; September, 7'.J4C; October, 74l,c: November. bSJc Corn v tak ; No. 2 . 55c : rejected. 60510 Oat5 Quiet ; No. 2, 2S1..c: No. 2 white, 28g2Tic Rye Neglected; No. 1, 64c; No. 2, 51Vfu52c. Barley Cnenanged; No. 2 spring. C0hc Provisions DalL Mess Pork $16 cash ; $ 16 September and October. Lard Prime steam. $7 10 cash or October; $7 November. Ilogs W eak at f 5 2T(6 15. Receipts Floor, 6.6("0 bbls.; wheat. 45 000 bu.: corn, 23.000 bu. Shipments Flour, 16,000 bbls.; wheat, S.200 bu.; com, 18,000 bu. TOLEDO, Sept 15. Wheat-Easier; No. 2 red, cash and September, 75c; October, 77c: November, 79c: December, 804c; No. 2 soft, 72'47lc Corn Quiet and weak ; No. 2 cash and September, 63c; October, 51)'; November, 43c bid. 44c asked Oate Quiet; No. 2, 25c. Clover Seed Cash and October, S4 65. Receipts Wheat, 1C5.000 bu. ; com, 12,000 bu.; oats. 12.000 bu. Shipments Wheat, 150,000 bu. ; corn, none ; oats, 11,00 bu. LOUISVILLE, SepL 15. Cotton -Quiet at lO'c GrainDull. Wheat No. 2 red, 7037Sc CornNo. 2 white, rc; No. 2 mixed. 64c Oats No. 2 white. Sic; mixed, 28;4c Provisions Quiet. Mess Pork $17 50. Bulkrneats Shoulders, $6 6; clear rib, $10 25: clear, $10 40. Bacon-Shoulders, $7 25; clear rib, $10 50; clear, $11 25. Earns $14. LardPrime steam, $7 60. KANSAS CITY, Sept 15. Wheat Steady; 55r 56c cash: 57!i(a57:!c October: 58'ic November. Corn Quiet; 404(i40:,ic cash; 40c September; 6öc October; '-lhc November; 2o4c May. OaU Dull ana nominal; 21c bid, 2i;4c asked. Cotton. ST. LOCI3, Sept. IS Cotton Dull at 10? ic; sates none; receipts, 20 bales; shipments, none; stock, 1.475 bales. GALVESTON, Sept. 15. Cotton- Steady at 10' ic Receipts, 6,445 bales: exports, 7,000 bales; sales, 635 bales; stock, 7 .205 bales. MEMPHI8, Sept 15. Cotton Qniet at lOJc Receipts, 97 bales: snipments, 47 bales: stock, 4,675 bales; tales. 200 bales. KSW TORK. Sept 15. cotton The Port says: Future deliveries, under influence ot Liverpool accounts and ; Increasing port receipts, passed on the market at gradually declining prices till the loss amounted to 13(f10-10Dc then offerings became and buyers had to pay a slight advance. At third call September brought ia.37lO.3Sc; October. 10.19c; November, 10.17c; January. 10.33$ 10.32c; February, lO.4510.44c; March, 10.57c; May, 10.81c: June, 10.93c: July. 1L04C Futures closed steady at lowest price of the day : October, 15-lOOc, and balance 12 to 10 100c lower than Saturday. - Oils. WILMINGTON, Bept. 15. Turpentine firm at PITTSBURG.l Pa., Bept 15. Petroleum-Active but lower. Certificates opened at 79c, declined and doeed at 75c BRADFORD, Pa.. Sept 15.-Crude Oil Total runs Satnrday and Sunday. 77,765 bbls. : total shipmenu. 87.725 bbls, ; charters. 14,26 bbl.; clearances, 6.690,000 bbls. National Transit certificates opened at 79c, and closed at 75j4c; highest price, 79c; lowest, 75 c tfhlskj. BALTIMORE. Sept 16. Whisky Quiet and steady at SI 1801 19. bT. LOU1B, SepL 16, -Whisky Strong at fl 12. CniCA GO, 8ept .-Whiaky-Steady at f 1 13. CINCINNATI. Sept 15. WhlskT-Steady at 11 11 PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept. 15. Whisky Dull attl 18. NEW ORLEAK8. 8ept, 15.-Whi6ky-Westcrn recued, f i o:&l 2ft,

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