Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 47, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 December 1884 — Page 8

THE INDIANA' Sl'ATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 241 1884.

TEST TODR BAKTOG F07TDER IQ-DAI? Imdi advartlaad m abaobitaty par OOTTTAXIT AMMONXA. THE TEST I wtato a tot (twi on a tot ftovo saHl noatad.UMl aaraoro lb ovr ana amoil. A cbamlat will bot M re tjalro so saSaoS lbs ynumi ( amriMmia,

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DOES KOT CONTAIN AMtfOm, 971 aSallKrtXSlal Bil HfVER BUS CISTieSlS. In amnilra homo for a jnrtar of century It bat the fonmmfrt1 tliabla twt, THE TEST OF THE OVEH. PRICE BAKING FOWDER CO., iiui cm Price's Ssslal FlaTorini Extracts; ' Tto atroaga.t.aoot daiteloaa bad aataralBa r kam, 14 Dr. Prlca's LupuHi. Yeast Gems rcr Light, Hr-'tby Braad, Tis Boat Pry Hob YaaaC la tbo World. FOR CALB BY CROCER9. niCACO. - 8T. LOUIS. LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD ISYEMM! ' Tha best dry hop yeast in the world. Bread rsKsd by thisyesst Is light, white aii wholetomw like our grandmother's delicious bread. CR0CER3 SELL THEM. mcaSia Tal Frlce Baking Powder Co., ! II -airs or K. Kiss's social Fla. STii laws, ' Chicago, III. t. Louis, Mo. MAKKKT sPKCrLAIION. Vth Bolls and Hears Seem to b Afraid of Uoldiu Hi.b-Prleed Grain, and Ueallze n tb frdiahleat Bis. Ppcclal to ice Sentinel. Chicago, Dec. 20. On 'Change the iwcnlative markets have been acÜTe and feverish daring the pait week, with Yalaes very irregular. Wheat started with the "Dears" in the lead. The break of the previous week and their long successes had seemingly created the belief that the market bad no bottom. They sold freely right and left, any option and in any Bi'zed los. Many of the weak and timid "longs" also became frightened and joined in helping along the break by throwing over their little loads. Wheat appeared completely demoralized, and the big "bet ib" talked confidently of 00 cent before tbe week was oat. Many of the "bulls," too, became converted to this bauet when 70 cents was reached, and IVacon" Ilobbs, GeoTe Bacen, Bing?, and J. T. Lester, were the heaviest aellsrs, seemingly being anxious only t J get ont and stop their Josses. This resulted ia a further sag of January reaching Ouc, tbe lowest point touched in yean. Here, however, the bear rale ended. Big baying orders came in, and the scalpers concluded reaction ought to be iu order. Ia bo time the sentiment of the pit was completely changed, and the crowd were scrambling over each other to get back the stair whica they had been so eager to dispose of a short time before. Values climbed back so fast that many of the "bhorts" who wanted to teke profits could not even-up quick enough to save themselves from loss, while the hulls, wbo had unloaded at the bottom, looked disheartened. Bayer, however, were Might-weight?" and by the time a gain of lJa-3 was recorded they were ready to realize. This again caused an easier feeling and made the bilge oppear like a soda water attiir after all. Still the most vigorom hammering, aided by a panicky stock market in Ne v York and rumored fail area in this conntry and across the water, has not been able to work prices down much. Advices from the Northwest tell of decreased wheat acreage and a probable heavy falling olTin farmers' deliveries. Cables, too, are stronz and stocks at the seaboard small. Here the feeling may be Baid to be generally bullish, and while those favoring higher prices have already lost too mnch to take hold on any larse scale now, the bears are not nearly so reckless in their operations. No outside orders are received and a quiet business is predicted until after January 1. Year corn started with a little brotn. bat it was eaid the majority of the shorts settled, and it is thought the squeeze is over, although there is some talk that the screws will be put on again after Christmas. Distant options are about steady. It looks as though farmers were determined not to sell their corn at present prices, and in this they are encouraged by the press and public. Speculators, on the other hand, seem equally determined not to bid np prices until they are compelled to, and therefore the market drags along, without any decided tone or activity. There is almost a superstitions fear on the part of traders o being left with high-priced corn on their hands, and at very advance they hasten to unload as fast as they can before the expected decline seta in. Trading In provisions has been light, and principally of a local sealping character. Packer have sold to some extent against tbe'r productions, but there are no new featurti in the market. KE1R ADSIIBAL DD PONT. Bis Statoe Unveiled In the Presence of a Lars XBBb.r of Pooplw Senator Bayard Made the Address. Wxrai5GToi. Dec. 2a-Notwithstanll2g the Tery cold weatber, quite a number of. persons assembled at Dupont Circle this afternoon to witness the ceremonies connected with the unveiling of the siatae of Admiral Duponf. After prayer by W. a. Leonard, tbe statue was on relied and Senator Hajari made the address. Htnator Bayard, alter expressing his admiration of the statue just on veiled, and giving a rapid summary of the life and service) of Admiral import, sail: . ... "Our age ia one of utility, an i our lives in this new end vst country are filled with ceaseless activity In the creation and aeon tuition of material wealth, so that aociety neda other and counteracting forces to free as from this sordid influence, and to lead lis to higher and better lives. ncouragement mailt be Riven to pursuits that have sot wealth as their aim or reward. There man be an Incentive to oar youtn lo icorn deligbt and to live- luxurious dar, and this it is a pnblic duty to supply, Public rexprct and reoucuitlon of Tirtaa exhibited In tba pu Mio welfare should be generously aud cratefolly btowfd. Notoln should be omitted tfiat can Kol 1 pnblic opinion to clve honnr and pralro to ihr- who have served wortnlly and are entiUel to the rtlin of pniii- favor. The niht be lore tbe tue of Aboukir Bay Nelson said to Din oi !&: ifore this time tomorrow I snail have gained a jeexo er Wa&a&ater Abbey.' ßuep. weiO

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cfTcers of tre tatted b a'es are loroiaaen a rtctive, nor have we as yet In oar naw laal a venerable repooitory for the ashes and memoriet of our GlfctinKUtshed dead; but tnere are puiliJ tutWinpB fit to receive the statues of those ho Dave well served the Republic in any caliinx. and co place to proper as tbls city, tbe seat a:td cenier ol tl Government of th9 Untied 8tates. Ino erection of this statue ts in tbe line of public Justice and proper r ccpnition of tne nnselnsh devotion of the individual lor the welfare of tüo commanliy. Tbe pTTovalo! this publio act of jmtlce will be widespread in this nroaa isna, oat no.where so Strang as in the Htate in walc!i the aa'aea of btr heroic son are deposi:ed, and to-dy tfte fccarts of the ptop'eof Delaware are fllei with gratitude in this recognition by the general government of one of her dtlens, so proud'.y cberisli;';! snd beioved iu life and mourned in dtalb, es Eesr Admiral Samuel Francis Uurjnt." At tbe conoiuMon f the address ea tr,0 Rear Admftäl, a salute of thirteen guns was Id red, and the ctrerc on les ended. AifDg the dictlnsui8hed persons vn attendance nere Pnident Arthur, SecrU.rles Trelingiiaysea. Mulloch, Llnroln and Chandler: Generals SberMan, Drum and Terry, and the French Minier. Three nephews of Admiral Du pout, from Delawaie, wituessed the unveiling. Horace Greeley's iVast Wortls. IKew York Correspondent Philadelphia IiecorJ.1 The Sun on Tuesday printed what is called "Horsce Greeley's ImlI Words," and give them a sort of diabolical heading in the anneied line: "Tbe Manly Utterances of a rroud. Brave Heart' Every newspaper rran knows tbat Horace Greeley did not write a lire of that bitter, backbiting editorial which appeared in his paper November, 7, 1872, just after his defeat, and which insulted every friend be ever had. Oa the contrary, he indignantly resented it, and went down to his oihce and wrote a denial of its authorship, coupled with a statement of his real opiniou. It did not appear in the paper, and for three consecutive mornings it failed to appear, though each time it was specially ordered in by Mr. Greeley. At last he called for his old foreman, T-m Hooker, and said: "Tom, how is this? Why des not my article appear?" "Because," said Rorker, "Mr. Reid has given orders that nothing you may write shall go in the pauer without his approval." "Is this the decision of tha directors, too?" aked Greeley. "I am sorry to ray," said Rooker, ' that it is fo " Tears came to the o'd man's eyes. Hernse, reached ont his hand, said, "gwdby, Tom," and left his ctlice, never to enter it again. Tbe rest of the ttory is sad enouh. He went to a friend's houce. wai hustled frcm there against his pleadings and entreaties to a lutatic asylum, where he soon beat out his foor head against tbe birs. There were friends who sought for him everywhere, bit in vain friends who wjuid have taken him to their homes, and cured him of his temporary trouble, but the brokenhearted old man was kept ia concealment until he died. The entire story ol the tragedy has not yet been written. Sjme day, for the take of justice, its sad and terrible details ought to be given to tbe public. Give Them a Chance, if the thousands and tens of thousands of weak and weary sulTerers throughout tbe land, who, in spite of care and skill, are steadily drifting downward, could have the benefit of that singularly Vitalizing Treatment DOW 80 widely dispensed by Drs. Starkey & Palen, of 1,109 Girard street, Thi'adelphia, the help, and ease, and comfort it would bring to wasting bodies and depressed spirits would be blessings beyond price. If, rtader, yon have an invalid wife, or mother, or daughter, or sister, or any one who is ander your rare or dependent upon you, and to whom life hss become a burden through weakness and pain, consider seriously whether you are not bound, in both love and dity, to give this sufferer a chance of recovery, cr, at least, the blessing of ease from pain. You are offered the amplest means of information in regard to this new Treatmei.t. If vou can examine testimony without prejudice, and can weigh evidence with judgment and discrimination, write to Drs. biarkey V Palen for such proofs in documents and reports of cases as will enable you to fairly examine and decide for yourself. They will be promotly supplied. Wbtr After Hla Retirement. Ben; Tcrley Toore in Boston Budget.) Daniel Webster continued to pass nil winters at Washington after he left the Department of State, attending to his large practice before the Supreme Court. He had been coldly received on his return to Massachusetts, after having been the recognized premier of John Tyler's administration, and he spoke to a friend with some bitterness of some of the "solid men of Boston" as "sixtyday fellows, with their three days' grace.1' In his mind's eye he doubtless saw some cf them wondering whether certain promissory notes upon which they had put their names would be paid by him or by them. Nor would he admit that, because of the pecuniary aid given him, be was modestly to retire into the lear rank, and let a wealthy cottonspinner stand foremost among the Whigs of Mafsachusetts. Tb mct important case conducted by Mr. Webster was an action brought by the beirs of Stephen Girard, to recover his bequest for the establishment and maintenance cf a college. Mr. Webster tosk the broad grourd that the plan of education at the Girard College was derogatory to the Christian religion, contrary to sound morals aud subversive of law. He spoke for three days, but he could not answer the arguments of Messrs. Bmney and Sergeant, tbe ablest lawyers of Philadelphia, who defended the bequest and trained tbe f uit. Mr. Justice Story, in delivering the opinion of theCanrt, said that the cat-e had been "argued with great learning and ability." It cures fever and ague. This will be glad news to the thousands of tuff ere rs from thtte distressing maladies, operating with greater certainty than quinine. Mlehler's Herb Bitters does not leave behind it any of the unpleasant and even dangerous consequences which frequently follow the use of that long considered specific for diseases of the malarial order. Dr. W. H. Frank, of Cbesteryille, Mo., need it with great success in the case of a patient who was thought to be beyond cure. Two cases of the successful joining of divided nerves have been reported to the Paris Academy of Sciences, function being restored in one case to a nerve which had been divided lor fifteen years. Prurgista in malarial districts say that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is as much the standard remedy for female weaknesses as qainine is for the prevailing chills and fever. Doctor Well, how are we to-day? Tatient Ob, I've had a miserable day, doctor. Doctor Bat your wife saya yoa haven't groaned at all to-day, while yesterday . Patient Good reason; thought there wasn't anybody 'ronnd. That . woman is always taking an unfair ed vantage of me. Bit Too Masai Catarrh ? Use Dr. James' three preparations of East India Hemp; thsy will prevent the Catarrh enter.ng the bronchial tubes or lungs, thereby warding off Consumption, and keep the disease located until positively cured. Tat yourself fully under the influence of these remedies, and as sure as tbe BLfn shines upon J ion a complete cure will be made of that catbaome disease. Ask your drurrgist for Dr. James' Cannabis Indica, and if they fail yon, send to us direct, Trice $2.50 per bottle, or three bottles $G.5Q. Pills and Ointment, $1.25 each. Address Craddock & Co., 1032 Race street, Philadelphia, Pa. Tbk husband of Maude Branscombe is named Everbard Maxwell Staart. He is the former husband of Amy Fawcett, and the present busband of Billie Barlow. In the matter of wives, Mr. Stuart doesn't appeir to be ever hard np. A great many people disregard dyspeptic symptoms and assume that they will soon disappear of themselves; bnlthia is not the fact and tbe only safe remedy for them is ftithQlB Eaik and Iron,

FfflAMALAHD MMCIiL. MOXjf AND STOCKS.

Slew York Financial Harket, K1rV YORK, Dec. 22.-Mouey-Easy at llH PLr cent; closed offered 1 per oent. Prime Mercantile Paper per con t. Governments Lower. Ballway Bonds Steady. 8Ute Securities Dad. Tbe stock market opened with a break of to V per cent In coal shares. Delaware aa l üadsoa dropping 3 per cent. Ouislde of thete secaritlet the changes were unimportant. At the first c ill fte selling of coal Mocks abated, and there was some recovery. Between 11 and 12 o'clock Redlng, which bad been dull and neglected for soma time past, became active and weak, and sold dawn from 21 to 1Q). In tbe afternoon Ft. Piul was attacked by rjomtraden and broke to 'Vi Coal abarei aUo weakened asatn. Ia the last hour of bminesj tie maller bear operators begaa to cover and prlc js rose to Jsrer cent. At the close the Improvement partially lot, except in cases of Oreiroi l raiiM.Tnun ntil aud Normern Pacific preferred, wtucn left oft firm on favorable rumoni Ronocraing the Oregon Trarsconlineatalloau. Coil shrei dt preyed ouria; the day ou announoament thtt the Lebigh Valley bad been awarded the contract lo furnili 'he Manhattan Railway with col nest year at ii 04 per ton. New York Central was not allected by the action of oue of the debenture bondnolotra iu se:'.in- to restr.lu tne pivinut olaca'-h dividend rtcenily declared. ComDared with Pafuidav, closing prices are 'S toi'pr cent, lower, exi pt lor Erie, I'snfla !o'i'tirrn, 'o'treni Pacific preferred, and Oregon Trnsot ntinental, which are to 1 t r c:nt higher I raoactious atrcreiiatcd 241.0 ) snares, of wMch 8?,CC0 aere Lackaaanna, in,ix0Lske ör.Of, 14,0;0 Norhwudfrn. 10 WX) Aew York central. ei'Oisi. Paul. 12.010 Union Pacific, ll.OO) Western Unioo. There was a fair business in iniain shr& during the mornlup. tbe to'ftl sale having bwn oer 6.000 bares Consolidated I'a-iflfl oll at US. Horn Siljer 410330Ö, A Urion 1?. B-e IS. Standard CO and Plymouth l-7v$ir. In the a'teri.oon Consolidated Familie suiU at Otr.Hivided California and VirMnU ?A. Polt ''. Ply month 1 "..reeular. snd liTi acilcr b. 3trvlard T7, Herra Nevada 8). avaio 200 and snv-r jvios; at li"' 60VIR5M8yT SECü.tm. trver inr, co oays..s'w.- i. n. n...... 11 g sterling, eiitn...t-i' New U.il s I per ceat. toads.. .lCl)i Nora The purc.ham price for tlovern:nnt oonds In lnlluapolls 7sa.es frooa tboXoYoi inotationa ( i per cent. BOND?, will, raciac nrM....ir'i l tsx. r. iana rms. Irla recond.. 6i'i Tes. P. Rio riraule. M'J Lehigh A Wllks... 92:; (Tnlon Pac flr?is ..ll:i"' I oubJaua couiUla. 75 ,0. P. la:i 1 erant IC'J'j sf la-ouri 6s...... . 3V, rj. P. sincingfund...l 3 Joe 110 i Virginia 6's :--s dt. P. A 8. C. firsts...lit'i Virginia consolä ..... Tennesee Ct....-. Do. delerre-l. M j GKMERAL STOCKS. alams Exprwu......l2 'Mobile & Ohio.... Allesben? Ocntral. :V-i Morris & E-ex Mll" alton A Terre U 2D iNasoville A Cnat o" i A. A T. H. pfd. 7J N. J. Uentrsil t '-J 91 iNorfolk A W. pfd... V .t 6 tNortMern Pacidc 1"'-M In. . , ..it American Extresu. BarU Cedar K AN.. Canada Pacific. Canada tv.ult.era... Central lwc'.Cc, M Uht!-apVj 4k Ohio.. ZW, Sonh western.. 85' 33',' 4 Northwester tfd .lß''4 bi New York: Oeulral... 6."' LHJ, lira. prvriitU.M 3;jUiiiuwuuu.. m. "4 Do, second.. 7 iOhlo A Mississippi... U CblcaKO A AtM.. 12SV O. A Miss, pfd C 0. A A. pnfer-ed.H5 OutArlo i Western., l 'H Chic, burl. A VJ 117yj,Oregou Navictiou., 7i Chla.St. U AN.O... S2 iOrououTrauscou't'L UVt 97 Ohio Central., O.. Hi. L. APittsbnr 6j uzon iraprovem t. i 14 .Paclflo Mail bK'Z 23 l acam.i 9s 32 iPt-o.na, h. A 11 Pivmz 116 U2v Pulln.au Palace Car.10) Readin... 20 !H ll'd Rock Inland 107' 25 iM. L. A Sau. Fran. 37i lo. preferred 37 i ,Do. firwt rf i ... M Dp, pid. .... MMM Cm., Ban. A Cleve... (X, C, C A L. Delaware A Uu.... Del. A Lac Denver A B. Uran - XrjCaa . S trie pre! cm d m,. East Tennen ee-.. Do. pre'errel fort Wayne 127 St. PulHannlbsl Aßt. Joe- J-8VJSr. Faul pfd.... ,101 Do, r refer ed....M, Paul A Mü:h. frl 4-i bl Harlem Housion A Texas.. Illinois Oitral Indiana. B. A V Kan mm A Tt'XAX . IKS .8t. Panl A Omana. 4 18t. P. & O. n(d.... ..118 iTexas Pacific.-... .. 13V, Union Paciflo..... lß iO. 8. Expret. . Lake Kilo a West.-. W., 8t. U st Paciflc. c 17 Lake Huom Vi, a Lm$ vi' Louisville A Nsh. 25 Wells A Farco Ex 107 57 J J , 4 lou., is. a. Ii urn.... iu iw. u. leiegrapn Do. at cond p'd... o uroa :iver......... Hem. & Charleston. MIcblKnn Central.. Mia neap. A St. Do, preferred..... Mltsouri P&cl&C..... 1H i 30 fci Qalcksllver. li'JJ Uo. preferrMl '2;; j Souta Paciflc.... 90 iSutro Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON, Dec. 22,-United States Bonis-l, 2fi. Railroad Bonds Krle, 177i; seconds, 59.' i; New York Central. il ot. Paui, 7$;. PARIS, Dec, 22. Kentes, '81 63a. COM3IEKCIAL. Quiet prevails throutihoat the dry goodi bisldckf, with the exception, perhaps, of articles ulted to the interchange of compliments darljg tie holidays, and prices ara unchaaed. Tho grocery market is fairly active, but without change Poultry is firm, especially turkeys, which have slightly advanced, owing to the holidy demand. Butter shows an upward tendency, lull quotations being obtainable for choice grades. Wheat Firm and scarce for cash offerings. Futures show some interest on the part of buyers, but teller of same fail to materialize. New York 4C bisher, Baltimore c off, and Chicago to z lower. Corn Local conumera report all grades scarce, and hippers find dlQicuity in filling orders. Some interest In futures but no trading noted. New York steady, Baltimore the same, while Chicago J.c lower. Oats Finn under light receipts, and in good local demand. Futures dulL h lour, Ural a and Hay. Flour Patent, St 23 jt 75; extra fiacy. $185. CO: fancy, S3 653 80; choice, SI 53 all CO; family, 13 00(33 25: treble extra. $1 3ä,at 5d: double extra, 121532 SO: extra, U 0092 lo; superfine, S180J 190: fine. 117185. Wheat We quote No. 2 ed No, 8 Med No. 8 Bid. 75 74 C2 51 80 75 Bid. Asked, traca o traca track trc 65 to b track .... traca 50 track Askel. track Bejected nnmercrantable...MM.M...MMM February Corn We quote: o. a wmte -m a-t1-, - 8S K o.l white track track traca true it track traca track traca track track track track Tellow 86' 83 tar Elith atlxed, Mixed 8 34 5 35 S 31 No. 8 No.3 High Mixed Kelacvd. No, a Wblte rejected. No. 3 White rejected . 37 4J 35 Bound car. December. January.. All tbe above new. Onts We quote: Ka 3 white. El.L Asked, track a track track 27 track track Muht Mixed .. Mlxeo 8n Rejected. 56 36 DOCCm tK?ImMna mMM Eye No. 2 nominal. Krao (juiet ;tlO ob J: held at $11 75. Hay Prime timothy dull; held at H0 50, with Middling-Held at US, withoat bids. CHICAGO MARKCT8. Furnished by C K. Kinney A Co., Galn and ProVision Brokers, Ko, 9 Chamber ol Commerce. Dec 2L Open's lilighst-iLoweat iClosiug May, Jan, Feb May.., Oats Jan. Keb. M,y J an Feb, May. . Lard - Jan Feb March. Bibs Jan M Feb March Receipts Wheat, 233 cars: corn, 232 Cars; oats, 84 cars. mUiOJiiea receipts hegs, 33,00g head.

Wheat-Jan 1 72l$ 711 72.i eb -..I Tiii 73',J 72'il T'.X

Corn Jn...i S5'i s-v'j sö1-

It VA 841, 84VJ 84 75 d r.ii 87 'J tnl I OlVI OH 1 O , I 'I OMJ

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Pork Jan -.-. io M iu 7 iu m i'J vi

10 9r, I ii 12 1 10 n 11 07

11 87 I 11 .'O I 11 37 11 60

I 67 I 67 I 6 C- 6 6 i 75 6 75 6 72 6 75

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I b 67 I 6 71 l ac? i 6 72

..J 5 72 6 80 I 6 72 6 tfU

BSITL-n eXAI!f TRAOB KtVIXW. loitco, Dec. 22. The Mark Lane Express, In Its leview of tbe British min trade, ssys: The week's rainfall materially Improved t'ie already promising autumn crops. Trade lor tbe pan week nts been stationary. 8 ales of English wheat durln the week 54.S17 quarters at 81s 51 per quarter, atainst 66.&53 quarters at 39 21 per quarter darin? tse ccrreponding week of lan year. Foreign wbeats are quiet and in small demand, bat holders, however, seem to be in better spirit and anticipate a material reductl i of the stocks a: the end ef the year. Maize is ' rca aad occasionally dearer. In wheat cargoet ol the con a small business Is doing. A fair business hi California wbeat, thirteen cargoes sold at from Sts 6 1 to äSa. Bn?ne-s to day wan of a holiday character. Fore1n wheats are quiet and steady for retail deroaol. Flour dull and unchanged. Maua aa l barley steady, INDIANAPOLIS WHOLKS 4LB MRtBr.

Dry Uoods. raiNTa. Windsor fancy Pacific fancy. Cocbeco fancy , Klcbmon 1 fancy... Hamilton fancy...., American fancy,... American shirdag Merrlm ick f itt.. 'oaeVKS fany ... Berwick fancy...-. Balmoat faucr- . .. ..a 1 Vatn'n'toa Ind. bme..7;4 American Inl. blue '4 Albioa )It'l .... Allen fancy Aiitru i tui7..,.,M......,i ol niuiF'MjLt s lumiu 4 Allen shirttn....M ü'eel Kiver fancy. '4 J impoa's minini aierrinidCK sniruua.... ;i.iu-ieu laacy DRF.-M PABltlCi. Pac!flc?4 popUn lus.'O1-,' la nlltou 74 aloasis.. VI Paac !!-icahm'r-t....ll1'fla-nil'on mix 11 '2 Pacific 4 Australian i Pacific 1W1 iu 10 ' cntr? H Pacinu Orao1y......ll Pacific ö-l A. (J. M 1 i'acirt3 Cnaaiotay...... 9 I'acitic NE. X. cavh.JO Ptitlo cretonaaa. 8 Pacifu 6-4 A. O. CiNh.2ö Pai-ific c. f. s'litinra,. 8' Mancnester V caih.,.in:Paeia3 iwrJi'.es ....'.o Atlantic a.pmM.....lJ Atlantic O. U cash....-l Allan Uc F. cuhm...-2i vrimi ju : in una s veiling.. ...-m..12!4 Arliautoa ;j gray ca.sb mere . ...15 BROWN COTTONS. Atlantic A....... Atlantic if Mystic River I-awrence L. L... Indian Head...... C-onebtOK W. . Peppereli R. Pepierell K ....... Pepnerrll 9 4.. 5'4 ...6'4 B.'dford R....-.. inn's 4 ' 7'i ..... i i fardstlck. . rremontO. C "4 iStark A.. arauac ........... ITticiC HHt XX Mawvjlrjoetw B. .Vi 'A Pepptrell 10-4... 20 Viu Jsor H.. Arirorccg?tn L 7'i K.rlter Mill.. ) bn''e...... c .1 1 IUilirriv.!a ' 4. r .ii nruii .. . Mtsouville. , 8 8 Vamutta. Kill's 8eiuer lioia Blacks lone A. A..... ..10'4 Fruit of tue Ltoo jl. - I U" . . .. .... I , .w.,. . .. TVi.Uwiht Aacaor 0 .. tlPocboutM Ti 7 nhestmitlfill 5!2 Hope Ke'c'iville . ..a...., PepperWl 9 4.. Pepitrell 10 4 M .ljuvlala Cambric.... l'J'-4 V2 Just U itM 11 ....MM COTrON FLAN'SKIA Bn B:1! B'n . 6 . 6'i . 7 . 81, . 'J Bl'd 7 Vi 8 ' n ' H '4 IO', 1 1.1 Tremont DU... rt 7 Tremont P.... Treir.out II 7 'Ircmont P. 8 Irinont a 0 Tremont Y Trernont X 11 Nrt.-Wir.it 5T4 Nashua FF. 6 Nf.lnia V. 3'i 8 9 11 11 12' $ Trem mt U.... Prem nt L..... rrammt K .... Truniont N.... rreuiout O KliertoaCN..... Ellertou CM 7 K;lert;n CL..... 7' Kllertoa V 1 E lertoa T H'A 7 7! 8 8' Na-hua r...... 7 Nashua r , Nashua C...... Nashua B Nashua A 7i 7i 8 Ellertou a. 9'4 9 ItMerton K 9,'i 9'i Kllertoii tl. 10 Nashua AA Nashua X NtLsaua XX... W4 Kllertou P.. llli Kilertou O.. 10' i .1 WS 11 1 Kllertoa N .11 GIVGII tM4. 7l4 Wamutt ... AnioskeBK.. Lancaster.. ... 6'i ... 5 8 j ... 8 .to X ... 7 Rerkshug i5-i;rs .. 4 1AI1SOW.. 7 Yorit 7 Wiiite il Tg Co - 7 Nonnan lie . Royal . Ken'rew ureas. . .., JOTQiOU hak (Old. PLA1IXJ AND ciiEvnyrs. Amoskean .. 0 -Alabama plaMi .. AmOhkeag, fancy ...... 10 ! Louisiana plaid. B.tks . x Ottawa plaiil4 ... Vi 1 OtislJB hKdlaburg chevlcU..10 Pars HAU, Tücheck.1.' ,E7erctt cheviots...... 9 Park Mill", 80 check..l i Mireat Kepnblio chev. 7 Kcouoniy check 9'-4 (Jolnmbiau. ... Vi .My, Otis chock ...... 'J, Haniiltou stripus.

DENIMS. Otis, A X A ... I I York, blae...... .....l I Otis B B 12 Yori, slate .....1 1 Otis C C. ....11 York, fucy...MM 1 Amoskeag ...11 Oatland. tl Everett I I klninbian 7 llayuaaxcr... . 8 Boxton 7i

TICKINGS. tmodkwu;, AGA York. M tu 1 1 Vi Le Winten. 32 .....12 tüj .1 1 ' ('oau'Ätou, B f'.... II ,Leistoa, :onesto"a. extro......l3 lOtklaa i. Cotog. J OA llOaKHnd,A A. GRAIN BAGS. Amvrican 19 !Gran??r...M, ...MM ..'20 di LewiHtou. .22 FmnklinvlUe Stark, A ......... 215ieor4la, A ...mm. ...lsJ CAEPET CUttS. White -is ICovcTiot Cha!n .....'V) Colored 22 N.. &00 Cot'.O'i YaruM Candle Wlca .JO j l'wino ..... vto The Prvxiace Market. K3 Paylnj 22c p?r dot : fro n store. 24c. Butter Creamery fancy, 24.4 joc : choice, 2ö-'7o; dairy, salected, 25c; coontry. lancy. 17(420 swevt ro.l, 10312c; medium grados, 6 jSc; lo graJo.i, 8JI4C per lb. 1'ouitry Hens, eo per lb : rooitern, 4c: oriiii; chickens. 7c; turkeys. bVQ'c: old gdese. anJ welifeatbereri, per doz.Sö 40: ducks, per do a, 51 0U. Q iaiLs-Jl oO per d ja, Raooits 75j .ur doa. 8lU!rrel ."e per doa. Feathers Prime geese, 4"c; mlxl and duclts. 2&V425C Kags-lic Wool Tub-wathed and picked, 30c: aawaahed, medium, 'Jc : unwashed common, 20c; unasned fine, Itic; CotswoM, 15c; do. coarso, lOaiTc; oo. cottou ficeces 11 :15c Th Provision Market. Blow are the present Jobbing prices: Emoked Meats, cauvam! or plain (plain ms&ts not guarauteed a ainst skippers )S. C Hams: 10 lbs. average, 12'c: 12Va to 15 lbs. a7era;o, 12c; 174 Ihn. average, llc: 20 lb average, llii. Cottsee hams, uucauvawd, 9c: California hams, 8c; English breakfast baoon. clear, lusc; Engllso shoulders, 14 to 18 lbs. av., 20 to 22 Iba. f., fic; family shouMcrs, pieces averaging 6 to 10 lbs. 7c; dried beef, lie. Bacon Clear sld. medium wt.. 9c; heavy do. e; backs, 7ic; belUee, 7,'4C; Prencn flitch. 7-lo pes, 7c. D. ri. and Pickled Moats-Ec?llsh cured, clear sides or backs, unsmosel, 7c; Bein pori. cletr, per bbl., aJOIba, 815 00; pork, clear, per bbl., 20J lbs. $13; family pork, dear, per bot, 20U lbs., Sil; family beef. 8 8. Lard Pure rettle-remiered la tierces, 8'c: ta half barrels or 50-lb tabs, 9c; 20-lbpll3, 90; 10 lb pail", 10'. r'rt'n Meat and Sausage Tendsrlolns, c; ribs, C Fresh J'ork Sausage Links, 7c; pail, c, Blogna in cloth, 7c; in skin, TU Tba Grocery Markst. Cheese Full cream. New York, 14,t15c; Ohio, lfY: part skim, ftäsc per pound; White Koao, 12c; Crystal Spring, 14c: Empire, 12c. C'ofiees Common, tKcilOe; ordinary, lO1 11c: fair, llXailic; prime. 1214'4V2?4c; strictly prime, U413lie; choice, li'JÜHc; Old Government Java, l'iÄ; McLaughlin's XXXX roaied, 1-lb packages, luO lb taites, löc:60-lb do., 15Vc; Arbuckle's roasted. 15c; Leavering's, l.5c; Car(ioba,lv,4C; Gates' A No, 1, 16;c; Gatoe' prime. 15C. buuars Cntloaf, flip; powdered. 7e: gran a -lateu, 636; sundard a, off A, iyH& 6c: white extra 0. bX&VAsx liffit brown, S)i-i 5 '4c: common grades, 4$dc; New Orleans, b Molasses and Byrnps New crop New Orleans molascs, 50(;J55C; syrup, 32'rc per gal. for common to choice: maple syrup. 11 1041 35. Rice Carolina and Louisiana, bi4lc. Bplces Pepper, 17t(41SSc: aisplce. 10'arj; cloves, 20325c; ginger, lit$Zn: ; cinuamoa in mats, 12r4l6c: nuuneg9.65S.i0c. bait Iike, In car lota, 95c: dray lots, J'. 00(91 05; small lots, lOc more front stör; dairy. $2 25:t 00. Btarch Refined pearl, lmy& per lb. ; Kursk. 4c; Chsmpiou gloss, lump, f6c; Improved corn. 6K7lc. blt uib Mackerel, extra mess, S 24 per bbl.: halves, 812 50; No. 1 mackerel, JivJJ; balve, ti !0; No. 2 mackerel, 112 60.di4; halves, 86 509s; Ne. 2 medium. 88: halves, St 50: No. 8 mackerel, SCaS 50; halve-. 331 60: No. 1 white fish, 6 60J7; bonelem 11 Hb, S1 5".ö per 100 lb. : bouelemi ood, J.r7; extra. 110; Grand Bank, 8V90H0 per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, V2Mi3 ?5: new Valencia, lltl2Hc: 8ultana, 14c; new Mnncatel ramina, two crown. S I iGt i 25; troo crown, ii 20; California LK., 82 25. Lemons Mesina.siot 10: icelv.15 5a Prunes-Bohemlan.CJ 9c; new TurkUh, 6)Jä7c: Sultana do., 80; currants, 6'ic; new ükh, layers. 15c Uatea Matw, b(i bfr, lard in ten-pound boxea, 0jloa OranRea Florida, crate, f l Wat J Brszllian do., ; Jamaica, bbl. II OiWll 50. Louisiana Oranges Per bid., 16 60i47. Peanuts Raw, Tennessee, 6$V': Wilm ing ton, roasted, 10c; Tenneanee, aVaSc Rananas-fi(2 per bunch. Cocoannts, 8 oOJj. Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs., 90 9 95c: 8 lbs., 95C&S1 0U: Peaches. 1 lbs, stan Urd, tl 61 TO; 4 11., fl 9092 OU: Becnnds. a lbs SI fcO (jl 60; a !ts., f 1 Scx'l 4; Pie Peache. 8 lbs. tl 10 . 4 1 15; 6 lbs., 1 KVl 9; Blackberries, 8-VJjc; strswberries, tl I0V4I 15: Raspberries, fl L'(31 25; Cherries, red. iW'Jöo: white, ft 9.V42 20. Mrin Beanc, tKHNic; Green Peas, Marrowfat, f 1 3-;s 1 45; Yarmouth Corn, 81 80-31 35; Mountain ytar Com, tl S0.-1 5: Standard 2 lbs , 90c l ; Mack erel, 1 25l:iS; Pineapples, tl b(kl CO: Halmon, 1 lr., tl6tii;o; Tumbler Jelllm. aia9Co; l'o Oysters, 1 ib.. Hebt weight, 65Q70o; 1 lo , full weight, tl 10,3115:2 lbs., light weight. 8110: 2 lbs., full weight, tl 80(31 Wirdlnes, French. tl 73 pr dos. American. a. 903 per dos: Appli. 3 lbs, aOfcsOOc; 0 lbs, 82 60J2 0; gallon, 82 2543 60.

Yexetables and Fruits. Beans Choice navv, fl 60?ai 75: me Hum, tl 50 1 75: Marrows, fill 2i; C.htornia, tl. Poiatoes-tl 5Jl 75 per bbl; i50c per h i. Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jer-eys, $535 63; Bahlmores, $4 31 50: Kentucky, 81 2".41 W. Apples Choice, 82 50 J 2 75; lancy, 8V1 50; common, tl 2T91 50. Dried Apple Evaporated, 8(3 )c; common dried, 4(5c Peaches Dried peaches, halves, 7! Ji9c; California halves. 160: evaporated. 16,4r7c Cabbage New. per crate, od, Onions SI 7542 per bbL lioney lsaXkj,

Seed. Timothy, choice, tl 2"31 31 per bushel, Voal and Coke. ntUburg. per ton, tl 0): anthrtcitc, t7 00l Rytnond City.tlbO: Indiana blocs, t250: coke, lamp, 10c: coke, er u hea, 12o; Jacksou Oil, 83 75; Btout's coal. 32 75. Bides, Leather and TaUiw. Hemlock S)le. 21 V2o: oak rle, 3:,.r3ct Pansylvanla haruers leather, 33 437c: harness le tner. 2SiJj35r, bridle ieath8r, per doi., t'-072; domestic kip. N(i80c; French kip. 80c -41 2J. dojasstio calf, 701 IU: French calf, . 141 8X Hides No, 1 cured, 714j: No. 1 green, 547c; Na 1 calf, 9(4loc; cure.l, lollc; dry Bait, lOc; flint. 12c; No. 2 hides, le of. Tallow Prime, 5lä 4'c; No. 2, SV'(irease Browu, 44"2; white, 54-ic; yellow, lrnjs Market. Alcohol. $2 202 2: cs,lom-?l. 75 45c; canDhor, 25.4 :; cochine, 5. fl Qj; elisor tonn. X4il Oo; gum opium. SI 50J1 Ti; indUo, 51 O) tt 0), mjrpbine. f i 4046. Oils ('tor. 81 äöjl 60; a veet oil. 'j0a-(hi 8; olive oil. 51 Wtjj O.J; b rjunit (.ianderou's), tJ 2542 VI; letnoa fanicrsou's), tl 7ri2 00. Qainlue P. A W., tl 0)41 10; ciachonida, 45J15c. Americsn bi-ctrb, ola, 43c; English da,5.'i jv3. Sua"-G4-rt's, 2-oz. D42t, tl 00 per dot; 4oz bolclos, Si 0J oar dot Flovi's fulphnr. 4iio. Tarpentiu :iö4t5o; En?llsh Venetian ret, bv bbU. 2S-t: less quantities, 83. Iodiue-tl 2: Iolile pnan. fl oa Cloven 204 2c. Rhubarb. 904U 2 Win 1 ty g!as, 60 and 20c; double, 70 aud 10 par cent. ol. Iron and Meet Market. Bar Iron 1 1 00 rates ; hoio Iron, S2 53 rate;: Norway and -Jwe si iron, 5o rates: horsi sn 19 iro 1, 3a Horse Shoo-B irdan k Prkins'. pr kej.t 0); nin e hoe f- rwr ki a.W-nei. Hora 3i3 Sids Northwestern. Glooeand Pa-aam.per bot.fl V). Cat Steel Best Americao. p:rlb.. 13c: sprin? stt-cl. tk;; tire te-.0. 4c: too calk steel, 5c; machiocry steel, 5c. Nails 82 25. Miscellaneous Uarkets. Raw Furs Mink, large, dark, l e: pale, 80c: r!" coon, black and extra. 8t; Urvja and dark, 7 . pale, a.-c: mnskrat, fail. 5a.8j: winter, SjlOci opossum. 520c; skunk, black, prime. 75c; short stripe, 40i4"0c; otter, tU gray fox, 10 j fr'jc: reil fox. 1U475.;- h nise cat. 5 4 5c; snee; pelts, by amount of wool and quality, l0.J73c; full, long haired New.'ouadlaal do salas. oOoj 81.(0. Oils Weqnore: Llasecd.raw, 51j452o: boiled, 5t 355c; lard oil, 6548x:; miners' oil. j4m)j: laonCt n oil. 12 '33j; straits ell. 550c; oin.ine, 10 Alle: coal oil. Indiana lejal tost, lOJlOJJi; 13 dt ree. ust, loyllo; water white, to5 dcroe. 14c Tinner' pupr.iies Wo quote: Best bra id cn,rcoal tin. lfxll. 12xi2 anl 11x20, 8 50: IX, loxit. 14x23 and 12xlA ii SO; roofing Id, 14x2 J, Si OJ; 10x28. 312 0041 1: block tin, in pU. 21 1; 111 bar. 25'. Iron 27 U iron, 3.2'ic: 27 C iron, 6c: Joulata galvanized. 50 oer reut, discount; refined, 59 and 10 per cent. dicouot. S&wt zinc. 6'4i Cooper bottoms, 220. PlaiaiBhed copper, 3öc dolder, 11 lOc LIVK STOCK. Indianapolis Live Stock Bfnrket Union Stock-Yards, Dec. 22. Cattle Receipts, 100 bead, shipments, head. The receipts were light, mostly of butcher grades; quality, fair; market steady on best quaUty. Good to Chol e nippers. ........sa 01 5 5Q Fair to medium shippers, Cimmon shippcra.....M.M Btocters...... 4 00 tl 5) 8 2Val 7i 5 0041 01 8 OO94 0) 2 75 d3 0) Good to caolce cows and n?tfers...., Fair to medium co 1 and heller. (lommon cows and heifers.. Veals, common to good 2 00 42 5) ..m. 4 0)(46 oa 1 0) IS , 20 Ö0.t50 WJ shipments, 400 cans, oommoa to good , , .. Milkers, common to good .m i Hogs Receipts, C.110 bead; head. Quality good. Market active and higher, closing firm; all sold. Selected heavy ....51 Sj'! 40 Heavy ruckln ... 4 3 ,44 :5 Mixed packing 4 1"4I 25 8lect Ljght mmm . 4 2 Vi 4 30 SnEEp-Reoelrts, 8C3 heal; shipments, 650 head. The receipts very light. Market dull and a shado lower on all grades. Good to choice grades.., Fa i r to med i u m grades ...m .rtcsai 85 ... . 3 tO 43 40 ...... 2 0342 75 2 00 41 03 Common jrra.le ............... Btcis. per heal. 1 N. B. No Market on Christmas and Ne Year's Day. Elsewhere, NEW YORK. Dee. 22 Reeve-Rooelpts. 3.920 bead. Murket opened dull and lower: extra Bteets, t4 0(7 50 per cwt. ; general sales. 806 44. Sbep-Receipt, 12,Cvtj nea.1. Market irregular, with early sales at full prices: sheep, S-"J; lambs, S-t 7536 J5; a car-load of extra iambs reached 8 75. Ho8-Rcociptfi, 13,30)). Harket dull at 1 20 J 4 m. EAST LIBERTY Pa,, Dec 22. -Cattle-Slow ani unchanged; rtcipis, 1,026 head; shipments, 1.3J9 bead. Hogs Firm; receipts. 11,400 heal; shipments, 4,(00 bed; Philadelphias, 8 1 30 Jl ä0; Yorken, 84 2054 30. Sheep Demoralized: 50c o3T from last week's Srlcfs; receipts, 11,630 head; shipmea't, 3,103 esd. BALTIMORE, D-C 22. Cattle Market dall; bwtbeeves t5 75-4i 874; first quality, ti 254 6 62Va; medium, St 50,9 25: ordinary, fl 753; most sales at 11:35 60. Keoeipts, 878 head; sues, 1,1 7 J head. 8wine-In fair supply. Receipts, 5,505 head. Quoted at 85 50(46 87. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 3,209 head. Quoted at $2:4.1 for sheep; U&5 50 for lambs. KANSAS CITY, Dec. 22. The Live Stock IaJicator reports: Cattle Receipts. 1.0D0 head. Good stock firm: exports, 854 i 15; good to choice shippers, fl 60;.) 4 70: common to medium, (3 85(44 40; feeders, 83 60,1 ;cows, 82 75i3 50. U;s Keoelpw. 3.500 bead. Market firm and 101 15c bigber. at 83 6j4 10. ßnefp Receipts, l,oi)0 bal .Market steaJy; natives, 71 totti lbs , 2 60'48. ST. LOUIS. Dec 22. OatUo Rocelpta. 600 head: shipments, 7t0 head. Fair shipping demand; exir s, 35 50(45 75; good to choice shipping, tva 5 50. f.iir to medium. 8150(4185; common, 8l(J 4 '25 . cows and heifers. t3(3t 25. e.' etp Receipts, 1,600 head; shipments, 1.450 hi ad. Good demand ; common to medium, t2 X 3; cnolce, 8.1 2t44 2: fancy, 8345 60. Liov Active and higher; Unfit, f 4-4! 05: pack. inn, (4 20f44 25; heavy tl 2ö(J4 30; receipts, ,700 head: shipments, 8,200 head. CHICAGO, Dec 22. The Drovers' Jeurnal reports: Hogs Keoeipts. 57,000 head: shipments, 3.000 head. Harket 5310: lower: rough packing, M4 4 25; packing and shipping, 4 30(34 45; light, tl'4 4 35: Skip, f3(i$4. Cattle Receipts, 6,000 heads shipments 2.000 bead. Best grades nominally weaker; common goods slow : exports, 85 75(46 25 ; good to choice shipping. 8505 40; common to fair, 81(9 1 90; Texans, s.iyi. bheep Receipts, 3,200 head: shipments, L40 head. Market slow; inferior to fair. 82 75; modiurn to good, 82 803 60; choice, 83 604. BUFFALO, Dec. 22. Cattle Keceiptt to-day, 6S0 head; consigned through, 109 cars; to New York Sunday, 88 cars: to-day, 27. Market dull, weak and lower: attendance of buyers lisht; extra steers, frem 1,800 to 1,500 lbs., $5 90(46 25; fair to good naUve shipping steers, from 1,100 to 1,200 lbs., 84 405 75: light butchers', tJ 73(41 SO: cows and heifers, 8344 : common to fat old cows, 82 3 8 40; stock ers, 81 25(43 65; feeders, 83 85(4 25. 8heep Receipts to-day, 8 500 head; consigned through, 7 cars. Market dall and lower: common to fair. $33 60; choice, $3 Torjl; choice feeders, 84 1094 25; Canada lambs, tödi 25. A large number held over. Hocs-Reoeipts, irs000head; consigned through, 43 ears. Market doll, weak and lower; good to choice Yorker. Sa 2üa SO; light, St 20: good modi Dm, t4 25(41 30; choice heavy, 84 80. A large number held orer. rrodaee HarkstS. NEW YORK, Dec 22 Cotton Dnll at 11 1-16 gust, ll.bjo: September, lLöOe. Flour Steady; lectipta, -2.3C0bbls.: exports, 3,403 bbu: superfine Btato and western, l 4032 SO; white wheat extra, ft MH4 Wheat Spot easier; options neglected; receipts. 53,000 bu.: exports. 40,000 bu. : No. '2 clnrlnK at 8lc: February, sales if 1.272.000 bu. at 82 (311,0. cloalna at H3c; Marcb.'aales of 314.000 bn. at biiQiic. closln at KiVSc: April, aales of 143.000 bu. at 8t'487JiC closiog at 87c; Mv. sales of OG.OOO bu. at feSW-ic closing at 60c: June, sales of 16,000 bn. at M'-i'') closing at SMi;c Corn Spot i"ts S5o and options JO'Kher, receipts. 1I3,000 bu.;exports, 41000 bu.; ungraded. vmWd No. 3, 49c; steamer. 48f 3 494c: January, 43e: steamer yeltow, 44'3K5: d. b lie. 4040: low mixed, 49V-; yellow, 624 5-sic; No.' 2 December, 62l'a524c, cioalug st KUc: Jaucsry, iV&Vili, closing at 4f 4'c: r-ebraary. 467.H7o, closing at 47c; May, 4Cr3lc;c, closing at 4Gc

(411C-16C; futures steady; Decern iwr, it.oc;;annsry, 11.18c; February, ll lGc; March, 11.28c; April, 11.40c: May. 11.52c: June. 11.64c: July. 11.75c: Au

rinn(, M'c; unKraoeo re.. mvhw ; jo. 1 rea, 7Cic; No. 2 steamer, 77XC1 INo. 2 red, W'ic; No. 2 red January, asles of frW.OOO bn. at S03-ilc,

Osts-;c lower: receipts, 18,000 bn.: expor, toce: mixed, 32A'4c; waite, 33437 ßto:k prainln store Deeem Iter, Wheat, 9,5 1 1,000 ba. ;corc, S7f.,oro bu ; oat, 3,0i0 bn.; rye, tvi.eoo bu. ;br ey, 1C3.0C0 la. ; malt, 105,1)00 bu. Bay Quiet, coffee epot, dull: options, easier; saiexfof 6,005 baw; December, 7 95c: January, 8.a' : March. 8.20 48 'jöc ; March, 8 J3(48.4Cc; April, 8.4ÖC-, May. 8 505üc; June, 8.f068.65c Bugsr Quiet: mould a. 6'(4 fc; conlectioner's A, 5 IS 16c; pojered. 61: 640 : granulated, 6?i5 15 16c: -übes. Vi 4 5-lSc. Molastes Quiet and unchf,ee Rice Steady. Petroleum-Steady; unitid. Tallow-Quiet. Rosin-Steady. JuipenUie-Quiet. Eggs Steady.

's- milA lilJUlllIBIa Lär4 V CSsCi 14 ftctmpot t7 10: January, t'J 90(47 02; February, t7 04Ä7.C; March, t7 127 15: April. t7 19,47 30; ilaj, 257 2d. Eutttr-Qulet. Cheese-Quiet. CniCAGO, Dec. 2X-Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat In pool demand; closed uahanpcdioV; lower than Saturday; December. 714ft72c, closed at 71: Janoary, 71372' lo, closed at72'4c; February, ?2t.'i'4733, closeu at 73: May, 7:;.V4e, closed at '79c: No. a Chicago spring, 7lI-47lJv,o, closed at 71'i37lj4c comQuiet: casn. i.6(43.c, closed at WCft tfiV: year, SCV.37c ciot-d at :tfc: Jannarv, So1 . v.ltfl.'tft December and January. 244C; February, 25'425c: May, 28'ic. Bye Dull at t2& Barley Firmer at blc. r:axeed Firm at 81 36. Pork Iu fair demand and lf9:0c higher: closed firm; cash, tlO 9C(410 95. Jnna-y, f 10 724 in w. closed at HO 9(i, 0 921: February, tin 9.",; 4 11 07J. cled at tu C.'V.QH 05: March 111 10 4 11 20, closed at 11 15. Law Firm: 2Vi;t,V3 hlUcf; cac, 6 C2i(ati 65; De nber. W 60.-4'ii2; January. t6 t5ftth ; Febru. . f6 72V4i 7714, closed at 86 72X(&6 75; March. 8GJ2ii6 M. Buikm- ats In isr demano; stoulders, 84 62,'l 65: thortrtas, 15 f-2VJ5 65; short clear. 8i 10a5 S. Barer Quiei; fair to fancy creamery, 2.v.x25c Fa;g4ttesdy at 25c Receipts Floar. 8,0.0 obis.: wheat, 151.C00 bn.; corn, V3.000 bx; oat. 28.000 on. : barley, 5,500 bu.; rye, 42.(00 ba. Shipments -Floor, 17.0C0 bbls.; wheat, 68,000 bo.; corn. 62.0.X) bo.; oat. 150 bu.; barley, 2K.0U0 bu; rye, none. Afternoon Board v heat Stronger; advanced J4C, Corn-Firm; February aal May a.tvancd ikC Oats Firm: Kebrnaav anl Mmv a,1vr,..rl Lo. Pork Hisner: aurauced 5,;i7V Lardj tf vs av a-a igiiri a rlrro; advanced 2!i(5c. BALTIMORE, Dtc 22 -Flc-nr-Dnll aud nominally steady; Howard strcctaud western upertiue, 82 25.t2 65; cxtra.t2 75(t 37: family, 83 tO(44 50. W beat v est'-rn, firmer u i dnll: No. 2 winter red, spot. 7s-7.'c; Janusry, 7944797ic; February, eiWlIsU March, e::ic biu; May, M'yc. 'on Weste'u. lirm and tractive; mixed, .pAi. i-&l"- I' 'ei-.t-. 475iai7',c: jannarv. 46'i;4 it l 11 ry. 45V,?445?.-C ; March, 45c bid. Oats .ii-v. Al j hKHy inquiry : Western white. ?4 4 ...Ucc. 3.'(4.l3'.jc Rye-Quiet st 60-4620. I'.t-j -""ody. i'rovl.s'ons Very quieu M-sspork. 8i:. Bulsmeats Sboula?M and cln-ir r.b sides, PEcked, :'. Eacou Shoulders, f 7 .'0; clear rio s'-ies, 88 75. llams 5l2'il2 0. Lard Reüae-1, 8 50. Butter-Steady; Western packed. 1242lc; creamery, 22c iOc. igs Firm at 2 4 0c. Petroleum steady ; refined, 7;c7c Coffee Notnlnal and quiet: Klo cargoe", ordinary to fair, 8! '. ' . Sugar-Quiet: A soft, 57hC. Copper-Refine. , q net at ll?4'(4llJ4c. Freleuta to Liverpnoi tealv; cotton, 15d: rlonr, 7s 6.1: grain, f.-d. Receip'-s -Hour, 37,000 bus.; wheat, 21.OP0 bu.; corn. 4S.ooj T-n.: oats, 2,000 bu ; rye. loo bu. Shipments Wheat, 40,000 bu.; corn. 136,000 bu. PHILADELPHIA, Dq 22.-Flour-Dull; Ohio. 83 62ieS4 50: Indiana. 83 bQAl 50; St. Ioais and southern llilnolx. I 75 il 45: winter paien s, Si 25 0; Minpesota, 3 254 v6; do. patents, Si 50a." 15; rje flour, quiet at Si M. wheat Steady; No. 2 red, December. TT'nc; Janoary, 78;J7.vi"; Kti ruary. W&Uv; March, gJ'-iQ-a. JoruOp iens .juiei; car lots quiet ; mixed, 4w; steamer Ne. 2 tellow, 47?ü"Jü; No. 2 mixed, choice. 481. v . 2 yellow, 4sc; No. 1 do. 4V,-j: No. 2 miieu. DtcemtM r, 46i'a474c; Jsnmiry, 46417o. Pebraary, 4U46c: March, 45'.. 416c oa-s-tjuict; rejected whit. 21 Kc; No. a" white, S0'?: No. 2 do, 34!. Provuiors Dull. Reef -City fsmllv, 813 fO;4U; P'ers, 812 50: do. No. 1 m-, til 50; la iia mess. S2l 51 Pork New mess. t3 -1); prlmedo,tl2; ham. 810M)4115X Lard DaM; refined, S8: steam, 7: butchers' loose. 80 50yij 7.. Butter Firm: extra creamery, r.3tc; W.-stera rolls, 9-4l8c. EzeK Firm at 2Sii"0c Chet-se-Qukt; Onto fiats, 84 11 JJc. Petroleum Quiet. Re-flits Flour. 3,0it'bbU. ; wbeat, 13.CU0 bn.; corn. 16,000 bu. ;oats, 11.0(0 bu. Sbipmenw Wheat, 3,tO0 bu.: corn. 16,0lö bu. : o&ts, 116,000 bu. ET. LOCI3, Dec 22 Flour Firmer, but not blub er. wbiai tipened a shade lower, ad fance.l airectionand closed C un ier Saturday: No. 2 red, 71(3;9V;c csh; 79c bid Decerbcr; 79f.0c January; fcisic February; 87(,57j;c May, chadne at outaide figures. Corn Lower and slow : 3Vi&34c cash; 3ii43e Decemnev: g2-44327HO January; 22k(313c February: ZZWH'J March; 34ji(435ic May, closing at inside prices. Receipts Win at, 3,000 bu. ; corn, 28.0U0 bu.; oats, 1,000 bu.; rye, none: barley, none. Afternoon Board Wheat Higher; 7914c Dvmber; tO)48Cc January; f2c rebruary. 888' May. Corn irregular: 3ic December; 32J()cJauutry; 83c February. Oats Nothing done, CINCINNATI, Dec 22. Cotton Qn let at 10" ii. Flour-Stronger; family, f 3 15(J3 &0; lancy, S3 60 M. Wbeat Firm: No. 2 red, 76c Oorn-Stcaiy ; No. 2 mixed. Zs Oats Quiet at 27s42c. Bye Stroneer at 6äf 5c Barley Quiet; extra No. 3 fall, 68S7PC. Pork-Firm at f 11 60. LtrdStronper at 8; 65g6 70. Bulkmeats Firm; sonldera. ft 75: short ribs, f? 75. Bacon Quiet; shoulders, 85 75; fbort ribs, f i 87JS; fhort clear, r ". Bntter-Flrm; creamery, 30i3';:c; dairy, . .ifcc. Linseed Oil Dull at Ita Hogs Firm: common and Urb, S3 501 36; packing and butchers', f 1 254 50; receipts, 8,600 head; ahjpmeutA. 1,100 head, MILWAUKEE. Dec 21 Flour ünchanped. Wheat Cnseltled; Uo. 2 Milwaukee, 724e; December, 7l)Jc; January, 71f471ic; February, 72c (irn-Quiet: Na 3. 37c oats Dull; No. 2, 26(4 2ic Kye Firm; No. 1. 52V;c; So. 2. 3oc Barley Firm; No. 2 spring, W4c; No. 3, 46c. Provisions Ulsber. Mens Pork 810 9i cash aud Jan nary; 81O 0 Febrnary, Lard Prime steam, I6 67.cash and December; pi 70 January. Hoes -Higher at at 83 ns 36. Receipt Flour, 12000 bbls.: wheat, 84,000 bo.; corn, 8,500 bu. ohlprr en ts-Flour, 13,000 bbl.; wbtat, 900 bo.; corn, 4,0(0 bn. TOLEDO, Dee. 22 Wheat Active and firm: No. 2 led, cub and December, 6c: January, 69o; Februaiy, 71ic bid: May. 7654c; No 2 soft. 7. Corn Quiet; No. 2, rash, r.9c bid; year and January. 36c bid; May. SeJc bid. Oats Steady; No. 2. csh and year, 27c asked ; Mav, 30c asked. Cloverseed Dull: prime nominally 84 30. Reoolots What. 3&.0OH bn. ; corn, 4,000 bu.; oats, none. Shipment Wheat, 6,000 bu. ; corn, 6.030 bo.; oats. none. KANSAS CITY, Dec 22,-Wheat 8teady; cash, 61ö62c; January. f2ibV,fi: May. 58c. Corn Quiet; cash, 27r',27c; January, 26 $c; February, 2t.V4j2Cj-c. Oat Dull snd noinina ; 224 bid, 23jjc atked. Uottoa, GALVESTON, Dec. 2?. Cotton Steady at 10 7-16C. Receipts, 4,100 bales; sales, CSJ bales; stock, 57.E4Ü bales. MEMPHIS, Dec 22. Cotton Steady Receipts, 8,6 i0 bales; snipments, 6,014 bales; stock, Liö.GcO bales; sales, 4,00 bales. sr. LOUI8, Doc. 22. Co'tou Higher at lO1. Bales. 900 bales: receipts. 28 000 bales; snlpmenta, 2,400 bales; stock, 47,500 bales. NEW YORK, Dec 22 -Cotton-The Pott says: Future deliveries in moderate request. Prices advanced to-day 8 100c, lost 2 100c, and wer sold at third call: January, 11.17c; February, 11.15c; March, ll.27c: April, 11.3Jc: May, 1151c; June, 11.63c and 11.6rc; November, 10.68c. Futures closed steady at 7 to 8 100c higher than last Saturday. Oils. PITTS BTJ KG, Dec 22. Petroleum Dull : certificates opened at 76 Sc. declined to 74ic, ralUed to 75c, and closed at 76 c. OIL CITY. Pa., Dec 22 National Transit cerflcatas opened at 7 tic: hiebest. 76c: lowest 4 74jc; closed, 74C. Bales, 8,064.000 brls: clearancet, c.Völ.oiüDris: runs, .ayaoris: tn-pmenw, cot np; charters. 11,111 brls. OU Exchange stock, 400 bid, 47 asked. BRADFORD, Pa., lec 'Si Crude Oil Weak and lower; National Transit and Tide-water runs Saturday and Sunday. 71.563 bbls,; total shipments not reported; charters. 11,111 bbls.; clearances, 4,904.000 bbls. National Transit certificates opened at 76c and dosed at 7i)c; highest price, 7iJc; lowest, 7i?c. Wtuaay. BALTIMOEJt, Deo. 22.-Whiny-eteady at fl 18 fil 19. CHICAGO. Dec 22. Whisky-Quiet at tl 17, CINCINNATI. Dec. 22. Whisky Steady at si 1L PHILADELPHIA, Dec 22, Whiaky-DuU at tl 20. -, Xrj Oood. NEW YORK, Dec 22 Dry Goods There wai something done in the way of business for fata re delivery, but spot transactions were very light in all kind of a-ooda. A sent advanced te trait of the loom 6, bleached cottons to 8V40. Tit it Bayard family has been well represented in the Senate of the United States. The grandfather, father and uncle of the present Senator creditably served their respective years, and the present Senator Bayard and his father were me rubers of the Senate at the same time. This is the only instance on record where the father and sin represented the same State at the same time in the Senate. WtsTin Information of the whereabouts of tbe Widow Butler. When last aeea she was trayeling in a palace car, dieguised in a workirtgman's suit and flourishing a kit of tools. To all questions as to her destination, she replied by showing a free pass sißned by Charles A. Dana, and an order on the kitchen cabinet of the White House, bearing the Signatare of James O. Blaine. It la believed by r me that the hss been drowned in Bait lUver.-Fhiladelphia Call,

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mm That rare, sweet, safe and eOcMve America distillation of W itch Hsj-el. Arerlean Pine. an da Fir. Msrieold and Clover Blossom, called Hanford's Radicsl Cure for Catarrh, with one bor Catarrhal Solvent and one frin'ord's Improved Inhaler, all in one packaie. mav now be had of all druggieta for 81. Ask for San.'ord't. BAilcaA. Cure-. Complete Loci and ConttinHOnal Tieahnent for every form of Catarrh, fro- Ä simple Cold or Inflnerzs to Jst2 meU. Tae and Hearing. Conrb, Bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consumption, in every patkace. Clergymen, Yocnluts, And Pub'jc Speakers witboit number owe thetf preer.t Tlefnlness and sucoeasto Sanford's Radical Cute for raiarrh. Rev. Dr. Wiegln says: "One of the best reme dies for Catarrh-ray, Lie best reraely we haws frvmd In a lifetime of sn Serine is Sanford'a Radical Cnre. It clears tbe head and throat so thcrouGhly that, taken each rooming on rising, there are no mipleasant tecretion and no dLagrtrable haaklig onring tle entire day. but a si UDprccfdentcd clearne of voice and re-plratcry orisns." Sold by til drucgUts. Trice, 81. Potter Drog and Chemical Co., Boston. rtl 1 IrVoa Weary sufferer from P. hea-C-,v m.t!lm. Neuralgia. Weak: XWTüp F:x;!?'ytrfTr'',"d Sore Lung?, coujhs and iBUWC -utJ..(V,,,lg wak Back. Weak: Pi JctCTsS Stomach snl Bowels, Dysl L-4, peila, Femi'e Weakn?ss. Shootns l aics throuch the LtIls and fcaak, try thete Plvsters. Tiaced orthe pit of t'ie Stomach, they piertnt and cure zas Pains, f.i'.ious Colic UvrCorr plaints, and protect the system from a tboa&snd ills 2."c. JU.V.4-. I SFöBKfeSt CQGG3. "VYarrs-jt.-ü trhottlu triff jturt Codtxtf frcn: which the exces ci Ollta. Nts rniov.. ItliafAr tL'tfs lr ..'1 r .-.. (! t'occa mix-a-f'h : c.-l., Ar:, rooter t;nga, -tivl it, ti v: ir. tt more econou, in,. I: d.lldwtis, LourloLlafJ. r: riirti, trr.'-j, e-i!y dlsrteti-d, aaj'i i:ir-. '. ;ii:i;,Uil f.r invars a wi-'i :".-r p riin iu health. VM I y (Infers fTerywhera, 5 CO Dsrässtt?. Um 11 mm - -m W- BASÜ Saving Klado Easy.!) GENT orx 4 3o vsreiJ( TEST TRIAL. A for lojrriPir ca"-.rs. mwl rnr."'. frnyf j prtt'r? orf JT 1 o.l.nnJ ill c.jrNot c-'-tun. - , i rill TAouuaJ' u4 nrii, A U v of 1" chii Jo,-, im ali i KaV- Itrr.: fi-v. ir? if Mi.rii.i'!iaiD. Wim foroi.-CHntlv il'n't-iii Jnis.a'-ii' if 6 t,r: U.inf rolxrw, a!-o liriiü:.i".y liiurm.vtd v 'er ii S cal .-i. All In. -f t V--.ti-1 fui mt'j riCSA-C"- uTQ t'O., (Aj 80S t ute Et, Cürrro, JUÄLL GIVEN iLWAVl 3 GOLD WATCHES, 4 Parisian Dolls. S3 New Cresses, fcc. Tk pahlidin of " HTT? I," tlx Bw lAp. Iil.lr.t. d V.,-, 'for lt.. Baj , .nl i ;r is of Auin,-a.drSriBptAii.troa4 tlrf-ir pir Id to er -v bon. irk lb fallow ing liberal offer! Th K'y or Girl trli;iig a, tit nambrr of Cltsflrn l lb. Pit.!., brfor F.h. l-t, 14. will r I a IM .l.t, Iay'a Klri-U lad. n$z W aU'k. 11 Uirr be Di"rr uu oc.. orrert aniw th tworii will wrf h K-y-a rll4 fcf T-t ladlor UaU-kt thr Uur4. a Kolli t.ll Im Wltrh. id-fcNfunrvdHl. rina. l.t. frui. Carb rum ocv,n.Lii r: nut Mnd ti o-cU trilh iflru aorr, Ur " hKh thrr will m-rir 8 BiOBtb SMS rH vtloa to 1I.pt.. Iibv u 4 love y I'Wi-l.taa lwlla II r'l, I boy u4 . baby doli I, . ill. iife-fak. i tif ul Ulurn, b.nc and nrit, and biu and due ev. Vilh thf dulli '.'.1 Ircd t( Be .r KS 'uklMahl lrw. bau. colon, niwi, vf tbeia fro dawcat by Worth, ol 1 ri. ud ,ry 1,.tifal. tV want rotucrnifot onr chammf naraiin. and hai cid.d to Irl nor frtmdi powrM a lsvcly box f dsll With ttrlf otit'.t, and 8 alt w.trlir. free, if th.v will arod lite. ( 'tarn pa f ativrr) to b:p pay lor tbi. .-ivl. aiM tS. ba mmt wt v.ailina vow Htt BawiLa. l'.ka. liappy Vara, Uanfwä, 4 MILL mhikebt; mrryTt4i mil VIS noLTLNRCL IlcUor Mills. lcth IU. NORDYTCF MAÄMON tXX. 'r"!ia.r..pollfc. lnd, - - - r 31 13 B'.EECH lo tax.. MUZZLE Q..?rR. . PowrP U l?5 UN R. M Dht2.rmchJjoalinj .t -a- av -M Baj. (Front c .on) Iocks piarantocd Stec. liar.;), bide 7 : Action. Warranted pood VoOtcry- t t-'le. Jut 1 15 Mnczla leader lie: -i l. ßo'.'. Ttinsp fr illunttat-! caalpuc r .".'-uns, l'icto) "'i- . KVives, et Sec it before you jn" r.POiUIl b0, 1M) Xaia St., (iarinsi.U A BOX OF DOLLS FREE 7 atnv twv jf trirl who will nd tbe Mrnm of thiwf tfat-fr 'unjr (rtt-vais b ho rw tntmtt4 in -srti-, avsl for k-orsi-j, wsj ill swi d fr-e. at . ' of 4 Lo t!y DoIUwith avm ootf.t of Ü drw. k.ts Vc.t wrth (1 to tun y ItUl rirl. and oar New haxtj.ir fw-Nnt-xiu iÄnT-i anti s pTW-t list f 100 vl- of Vint-nf Crda. Aiairts ACMiC CARD CO., IVOKVTON. CuSbZ Given '.&way To;a--ii.rf.i TT rott of a4Torttnif w. ii ar4 ytm, Klpaid, Fotr Rr.mUhiM.rrDian Ivlu, on boy, fw. prh ard a bat.y .-II witb Coir.plrtr hi IL I rf ii Ja.bioaai,i. Piiaw, Hau. Cloak,, Ac. w-tb a o wnymrti to aay liltl. riri; t iarc atw t.waaaer ICabbrr W atrrprwaf Caraaeata f" Iba ladMsandt trw I'vl. Froit Naf k.-H. Ptani. takrn. AddraM E. C. BAICOCK 4k CO.. Copterbrook. Conn.' i'GURE'FITSIi la ben 1 T euro 1 ou tu4 uioaa lueroly v iop ti em "r time and then have them retun. aam, I mnrit.-..fut.. I ha mal the disaaaa of I ITH. KPILEPsT cr laZ.LI.s FICSNESd a 111 Ion k ctndy. 1 wan-ant my remedy totor Sha worat eaaM. Bocaoaaochrra bar fall od la no rraaon tr lot now rooelrlnir amro. bud tt ouoa a troailew anil a ItM Bottle of Hi J infallibla remedy. Olre Exim.aanl ! Oilic. It rn-tafira nifthinfw a trial, and 1 wlllcnro von. . Address Pr. 11. tt. HOOT, im faarl L, hew York. 20 Eiddea H ame 10 cts: 4 pakt Kc. roar aau bxiHra by but koldinf fl wm on rvh. 60 c w I a arta l.aabara 4 braaiwlaa 4 paa, 60 cw 4 u. mVMM4 lc- a. a tboa. aarvrud for but e h aw aaaaaw-aaaaaB aa 4c ewaaplatrly rabard , raj Hample Book, IH-am-i P--li-U(, FKI.K uboacaorUT. CAJlTULCAIaU luUartfora,CeaJ FREE TO"ÄLIi To Int-odtar wrv sfnrK tu aim Wune, nl 1 a-ftd, f f 4 f-rart-a to aun y perwsJD ndirif c f or ajc-, r a V .luat, V ii.H4 y rintal tn larjrv tvf ob fitM paper: 1 LadirV Kv-k f lrcw rorfc;y W-tijJLii.iitvtti huui larj Uttr V rtrr; 4, Wirtfr J- vnirr lWtMtrna;S.Trriiiv-aii'a ltv--: atvn. ft prwit tb tiirt l3L (prrtat-: twa ioa4ia--fer 4rrrrf w-asrsvar-il V. Al. iiAliCOC k. at t 4 atrrlr-sV, ! FREE TO ANY LADY "w5Cifcwtis awre V a.iow our i f cavtaUocu ami pri f 1' Ima w uHivcf vissisiiptw.i a . 4j " 'a ;- , 1W5 lrl. D.l a .d try 1 la- V-1 SucBooaaloafor aa. Wowlllara-I fiM, rwt4 tw fall -.d, LaDIKr. uossaUHK hi:.-t K Wal K l'k..K lah1 EN TS, a. a aan:p) an4 o. of .-.r r,r.liT.t. 4'..l..f4 '. 44 nyy . CUpir w:h h..lmlr ).ri.- l - : -mm b"W ym .-as maba a l,i.f fiM.I ri.-ht 1 h,i.. Sri' I Wiv t T a tv'. Irtami . -v.-1,1.- ) Or t.ia o- I lit t- I u. a. saBcocic tt oa, ci::;Tzra.HHOOK. CONf. WANTED. AGF.NT8 WANTED for State. Com n tie and Towns, to sell our Baftey Uollow Ware KetHa and Steamer combined. No scalded band seil I every family: no bonus for territory: rati trat money and run iio riak. Apply to Capital City Malleable Iron Co., Albany, N. Y.; or boaiis Clinton street, Chicago, Hi.

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