Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 January 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE 8ENT1NEL WEDNESDAY JANUARY 21 188C.

IEST TOUR BAKING POWDER T(HM Brandl ad-ertlsed at absolutely pur

THE TISTl Fiaee a MS V sawn on tot itoT atll na tad, that nmott the eo-er end imtU, A onemlat will Bot be rf k.ured to dtot Um yrmnw f. emmonle. DOES SOT CONTAIN AM0N11. rra mxaithtxtuim has NEVER bees jrxsTiosEÄ la a million home for a quarter of a century It ht stood ths conumert' rsliabia test, TKE TEST OF THE OVEH. PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., HUM C Dr. Price's Special Flayoitoi Extracts, Tie tronaat, moat daHdeaa sod aster 1 Imr bwi, b4 Cr. Prica's tapuün Yeast Gema rer Light. Healthy Bmd, Tb Btit Dry Ec Iut la the World. FOR SALE DY CROCERS. H1CACO. 8T. LOUIS. LIGHT HEALTHY OREAD bV . EDS The best dry hop yeast In the world. Bread raised by this yeast Is light, white snd wholesome like our grandmother's delicious bread. CROCERS SELL THEM. ecnsa mt tms Prlcq Baking Powder Co., EaiTis cl rr. Fncs's special Haicrim inracts, Chicago, III. 6t. Louis, Mo. THE TEAR'S FIRES. Annual Report of the Fire Departrcect to the Council Some Interesting Figures. The animal report of the Fire Department was submitted last night to the Council by Chief Webster. The report was made out by Joe Gaspar, and one as neat as his former work in this line. The report shows an allowance of $16,463 besides salaries for the proper cod d net of the business, while the list of expenses (hows an aggregate of $1,439,09. The report says: "During the past year no body of men ever performed their dnty better or with more willingness, having shrunk from no duty, however difficult or hazardous, moat especially at oar last and largest fire, the cotton mil', far by auch desire to do their duty unflinchingly was the mill saved from total destruction." Relative to the machinery, the engines, six in number, are in good condition, one baring been rebuilt darine the year bat it is recommended that the larger engines be exchanged for smaller on9. and that four-wheeled reels be hereafter purchased when new hose carriages are nee Jed. Cisterns are needed at the corner of.Park"avenue and Eleventh street, Bright and Vermont. Tenth and Ash, Willow and Olive, and near the German Asylum. High praise is awarded the chemical extinguisher, which was nsed with great success on three-fourths of the fires, and the purchase of two additional ones is recommned, one to replace a steamer on the North Side, and the other for Prospect street. Last year 3.000 feet of hose were purchased, and 2,000 will be needed this year. The horse account is large, owing to the death of four, and the fact that several worn-out animals had to be replaced with fresh material The houses are in good order, but need repainting. The cash receipt show 11,034.85, with present balance of $23 87. Gta consumed during the year, 1!)3,500 feet, costing $387. Number of mea in depart ment,98; salaries paid, $59 601. Total expense, 73 123 09. Value of property of the department. f277,217. The monthly losses were as follows: Lora. 87.4W 23 6.078 '3 4.330 80 4,771 55 896 50 4,469 02 1.625 50 1,765 41 2,872 0 1.455 90 8,606 37 44.362 26 Indira n ce 290. OtO 71,9 16,900 36,300 9.ÜÜ0 l$,5i5 1S.20J lOI.IWO J 1,6V) 16,715 24.900 126,725 January.. February .March.. A pril ... iiay...... June . July AUKUSt September October November . December Total 262 13.723 33 $746,465 Amount of insurance over losses, $C62,741,67. The losses during 1S81 were f 123..01; 1882, $52,160.06, and 1883, $110,579 09 Of the origin, forty-seven were incendiary and defective flues. Of the buildings, 100 were residences, fifty-five stables, thirteen factories, and twenty-two business blocks. Tbe report of tha Fire Board, which accompanies this report, compliments the Fire Chief, Superintendent Clnrry, the clerk, and everybody else. A. $5,000,000 FAILURE. A New, Tet Familiar Story The Oliver Bros, & Phillips Suspend Payments. PirrsEcae, Jan. 15. This afternoon Oliver Bros. & Phillips and the Oliver & Roberts Wire Company, limited, Issued the following card to their creditors: "We are to-day compelled to suspend payments and purpose calling Immediately a meeting of those interested, to whom we believe we can show assets amply sufficient, with some indulgence, to pay every dollar cf our liabilities." The report of the embarrassment of Oliver Bros. & Phillips, the greatest iron firm in the city, when all Its connections are con sidered, flew about like wild fire and set tbe town agog with excitement. Such an event was r cognized as ä catastrophe unequaled by any previous failure, and the great popularity of the individual Hiembers of the firm made it all the more to be deplored. The truth of the matter see me 1 to be that dull times, an immense pay-roll and other necessary expenses bave compelled the firm to ask for an extension, somewhat similar to that given to Grail, Bennett & Co , who failed two years ago. There are many stories afloat as to the immediate came of tbe tronbie, but in banks and on all sidei it med to be the general feeling that an extension would be ssked for and would b. granted by tbe creditors. It is impossible to gaes at the liabilities rf the firm. They are repirusd at fVom three to te nil? 1 one. Local bankers say that tli9 Is aivat aiaillioaorantfllioaaai a

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for almost ail of it Large blocks of paper are held in Eastern States, as far Et as Has saebmetts, while very large sums are carried in New York: and Philadelphia. The firm has made large investments in real es tate, and has an immense amount of coil lleral ef various kinds. It is thought that there is cot the (lightest doubt that an ex teneicn will be granted, and tbat the firm will pay. Hanks bave tbe greatest conndenceinthe management, and will be as liberal as pot s'tle in their arrangements. Harry Y. Oliver, senior member of the firm, aas seen by as Aseocated Press representative this afternoon. He said the whole affair was so sudden that he hadn't time to collect bis thoughts. He was unable to give figures to day, but just as soon aa it was pcssible a full and complete statement would be given the public Every dollar ttey had belonged to their creditors, and he felt confident that the assets would largely exrecd the liabilities. It is raid their pay-rolls amount to $2XK),CCO to $250,(00 a month, and ibis was too much for tbem to meet any longer. Banc en e a the Erm bave reduced their lines to a lower point than for yeirs, and the embir rassicent wa9 a surprise t3 every one. The New Adjutant QeuereL Governor Gray yesterday appointed Captain Georg W. Koontz, of the Miller Grenadiers, of Richmond, Adjutant General of the Slate. Captain Koontz has accepted the prv bition and will take his position to a ay. lue talaryof the Ad jaUnt General is $l,230ancually, end a clerk is allowed, wko is paid ont of tbe military cont ngent fund. Adjutant General Koontz was a member of General Harrison's regiment, the Seventieth Indiana, and served with credit during the Iiebellion. lie lo9t one of his arms at the bttle of Resacv Ga.. where Dan M. KanBdall and M. G. McLain also lost ttieir arms. After he was discharged he was a cierk in the postofnee in this city under Garlar d A. Row. The majority of the military companies of the State petitioned for his appointment, and it is hardly necessary tt aid that he will prove competent and popular i the position. Yoimg'Voorhees' Canvas. Wa&hlnzton Special. 1 Delegate-elect Charles Voorhees, of WasV intton Territory, arrived here this mornin?. Beiog afektd if his opponent proposed to contest for the seat before tbe House, Mr Voorbees Eaid that the legal period for the filing of notice of such a contest expired on tbe 4th iüst., and as none was tiled, he assumed that all idea of a contest had been abandoned by his opponent. Mr. Voarhea canvassed Washington Territory, most of the time riding in an ordinary road-wagon. He made forty-eight speeches in forty-three days, and won by a plurality of 113 and a majority of 132. The candidate on the Republican ticket for Adjutant General got 8,015 majority. Others on the ticket go; 6 000. Mr. Voorhees overcame opposition enough to win his fight as the Democratic candidate. Give Tbeaa a Chance, If the thousands and tens of thousands of weak and weary sufferers throughout the laDd, who, in epite of care and skill, are steadily drifting downward, could have the benefit of that singularly Vitalizing Treatment now eo widely dispensed by Bra. Btarkey & Talen, of 1,109 Girard street, Phi'adelphia, the help, and ease, and comfort it would bring to wasting bodies and depressed spirits would be blessings beyond price. If, reader, you have an invalid wife, or mother, or daughter, or Bister, or any one who is under your care or dependent npon you, and to whom life has become a burden through weakness and pain, consider seriously whether yon are not bound, in both love and doty, to give this sufferer a chance of recovery, or, at least, tbe blessing of ease from pain. You are offered the amplest means of information in regard ti this new Treatment. If von can examine testimony without prejudice, and can weigh evidence with judgment and discrimination, write to Drs. Siarkey & Palen for such proofs in documents and reports of cases as will enable you to fairly examine and decide for yourself. They will be promptly applied. Heavy fcuow Storms and Store Earthcjoakea Cuuiblc to HtrMl the Spa laids. MimiiD, Jan. 17. Another severe shock of earthquake was esrerienced at Granada, at 10 lat nigbt, causing great alarm among th3 inhabitant. King Alfonso is visiting Velez to-da y. The heavy mow ftorm and froat continue. In Malaga tbe most severe snow storm since 1861 prevails. Tbe sugar cane crop is destroyed, and orange aad olive prove, damaged. The situation is most critical. Tbe earth is again tremblln; under tue influence of stroDE seismic movements. Tbe wind and mow destroyed the huts of those who fled to the open fields from citlea and towns for safety. At frhziliana, twenty-even mllte east of Mala, the people, rendered desperate by cold and haneer, attacked the bouses of the land owners. Another revere shock of earthquake waa experienced at Camillas. IMrt Suddenly A Cntld Drops Dead. peaai to tbe Sentinel. Gbeenfiild. Ind., Jan. 17. Business circles weie sorpriped to-oay over the announcement that John Crider, of the firm of KuU;bt & Crider, died suddenly last night. He wa In apparently his usual health and gave no evidence of sickness. Dr. Justice, Coroner, to-day returned a verdict that be died of heart disease. A few days ago tbe little child of Charles Oatermeier left the table, and while passing from the dining to the sitting room fell dead. It is thought it was choked by something it attempted to swallow. Many persons are under the erroneous impression that liver complaint belongs to the categoiy of incurable diseases. If they could see the testimonials showing the cures tbat have been effected by Mishler's Herb Bitters, their ideas en that point would change. Mrs. Annie Mnsselman, of Lancaster. Ta say: "I suffered for ten years with liver complaint and our beat physicians failed to relieve me. Mishler's Herb Bitters cured me." Jona P. Kino, Mark A. Cooper and Junius Billy er, statesmen of prominence long before most people now in the world were born, are still living at their homes in Georgia, and all watch the march of the present actors on the stage of affairs. Mr. King, who lived the life of a gentleman of leisure in Paris as long ago aa 1820, was in the United States Senate in the year 18UG. Colonel Coeper was a member of tbe House forty-five years ago aad Judge Hilljer in the forties. Lynia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound was first prepared in liquid form only; bnt now it can oe sent in dry forms by mail to points where no druggist can readily be reached, and to day the Compound in lozenges and pills finds its way even to the foreign climes of Europe and Asia. . GovcairoR Hoadlt boasts of the 1 mgest meessge and the shortest Thanks jiving proclamation ever issued. Btttikg Bull has taken a great liking to canned peaches, and a quart cm joss fill him up. Fifteen Pounds Gained in Three Weeks, and Cored ot Consumption. Meesm. Craddock & Co., 1032 Bace street, Pbila4el. pnia, ra.: Gistlemes Please send me twelve bottles of Dr. H. James Cannabis indica, one each of pills and ointment, for a friend of mine who Is Dot expected to live; and as yonr medicine cured me of consam Dtion some three years ago. I want him to try them. I gained fifteen pounds while taking the first three bottles, and I know it is jast tbe thing for him. Reepectfollv. J. V. Hcll. Lawrenceburg, Andersoa Co., Ky. A great many people disregard dyspeptic symptoms and assume that they will soon disappear of themselves; buithis is not the fact and the only safe remedy for them is Mchois Bark and Iron.

MMCIÄ1AHD COMERCIAL.

MONEY AND STACKS. Isw Work nnauielaJ Harke. KXW TOES, Jan. 13.-Money-Zasyatl31, per ent. : closed at 1 per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper 4i6 per cent. Governmenta-A shade easier for 4'. , Railway Bonds Irregular; West Shore firmer. State BecartUea Dull. The week pened with a lower market for stocks on revival Cl the unfavorable rumors concerning prominent firms, and the decline la the general list ranged from $ to V per cent. Mnltoba, however, was very weak and dropped ii percent , and Delaware and Hodson sold down 2 per cent ButEeiuently ibere was a rally cf to per cent., but in the afternoon Lackawanna fell off to 81l, Delaware and Hudson to 68 and Jeisey Central to Si on reports that the meeting . of the coal presidents had not been harmonious. Later on this was denied. It being rtated all leaäiDg anthracite companies hal V jen recreicnted at the mectinc aul that a com ml sion composed of Wi:bur and Purdee were aopomteJ to confer with representatives of producer on tae I'tnnBjlTacla lUilroad, theconmissicn to report Monday next. As tne day advance! and the un favorable rumors of the morning were encpaailcal'.y denied there vsi a much better fee! in an 1 (harp recovery, prices advancing from J$ to ljg per cent, from the lowest point. The improve ment in tue earnmes 01 roans ot tne northwest helred the upward movement as di l also the an nouncement that the other truai lines hd not reduced lmiaigraut fares to meet tae Fennsylvaiia Railroad cut. Northwesfern rote 1"' to 63, St. Paul to TIM. Lackawanna !a to S7i, Delaware and Hudson 1 to C'J, Like Saire 1 to oOVg Misrourl I acine, pieterrea. ?4 to 3v. c-uion racmc ', to 4V'i. and Wetr-rn Cnlan 11 tet ft7l.-i. Market closed firm. LAcaawanna very active throughout the dav, ll0,03,Jshare8chaa2inhals. Michigan Central brought 5535-5 awiust &0';;.ih! last previous reportei aale, Canadian rasioc strong tbroufhont. selllaz up I'i I Cc mi aied with Saturday, clofio.?: prices are to per cent lower, except lanaaun raciae, Northwestern, Lake Shore. Oregon Transcontinental, Omana preferred and A estern LTaiou which are XA to IVi P"r ceut. hiiher. Transactions on Stock Exchange to-day a?rsgated ",000 shares, of whlci HI 00) wen L:ka wann. '-i.J.COO Lake Shore, -36,0i)0 Northwestern. 21.0W) New York Central, b0 tM) St. Pvil. ll.'KJJ Western Union and 11,W)3 Northern Pacific pre fer rt a. Sterling, 60 days 482 ü. a 4s .112 iteri.UK, Bini..4vt new u.a. s.......ui I per oenu bonds.. 101 i Nor The purchasing price for Government bonds in Indianapolis varies iron the New York notations i per cent. BONDS, 125 iTenncstee, newPaclflo S'l was) 42o 0cnuPadf)cflrt.t8.. Erie seconds... Lehigh & WUks. ,M m a in. r. oivunaue. or-. 92 I Union Pan. flrsul 1 1 g Lotilehuia consuls atlssourl 6......... ft. Joe , KF.A&C. firsts, tennessee t'a. ,.i iu. p. una grants.. ...1U7 -lui u. p. sinking iand.117 ..115 I Virginia 6's.. ....... 3S . 1 1-1 .it: o,l 4.Lo. aeierrea..... o eXZRAl. STOCKS. ASarna rrpree-. 130 1 Mobile A Ohio.. 7 ailegbenv Centrals 3 Morris dt Essex..llti aiton & ""er re U... 20 Nashville & Chat... N. J. Central............ Norfolk A W. pfd Northern Pacific 85 A. A T. H. pfd... hi Arflpr'oau. Express .M 91 Burl. Oedai R. Jt N.. 63 3iJB 16 Canada Paancw.MM. 4Ti Do. rfd Oanada & uthern... 30 ISorChwestera..... Central KeaLc.. 82V Northwestern pfd. .125 Onecapeaao Ohio.. 6'i .New York Central... Do, trat pitiiirod 10 (Ohio Central....... i'B Do, pecona.. - o-unio s aiufwsippi. n Ohlcaco A Attoa 129 'i O. A Kiss, pfd ... 43 a A A. prtlerred l w i Ontario A Western.- 1 1 ühlc.. Burl. S Q... .HTJi Oregon Navigation., 70' Chic., EU L, AN. O.- 67 lOreKonTraaixjon't'L 1VS C bt ucnttshnr 7 Oregon improvem't. n Oo. pfd 14 Paciao Mad. .. 65 Olm. Ban. & Cleve.- 24 Panama-.. 93 tt, a, C. A I 31 S Peoria, D. A 12 Delaware s baa... 6.v ntteDarg..., 136 Pel. A LfiC 85 Pullman Palace Car. 9l4 Denver b B. Grand.- 8V Reading 15'i KrleIH' 3 Kook Island.... IV , 37 Ene preferred 25 ;8t. L. & San. Fran East Ten pet-see 3 IDa preferred..... Do. prcf jrred.... 4 Do. first pfd fort Wayne 124 isu Paul Hannital A et Joe St. Paul pfd... 81 -to i; 82 Da preferred hSS.SL Paul s Mana.. Harlem 1!1 Ht. Paul A nmini 91 Houston it Texas.. 22 ok r. at m. piu....... Qllnois Central...... Indiana, B. A W Kansa A Tptiv ., Lake Kile A West tlAliT..a DmaAa tri! 11 irTntnn PnHfln li . lfr'i'a. 8. Express. , 102 W St. U A Faclflc 5 Lake 8a ore.. baute Dum c. .... w yo inj fi' J... ...... t-p LonisvmeA mwq... z.1; weiisA r-arcoKi.it; W. n. Tr.lwr.nh ST Marl.. A tin. 1st pfd 10 i Home.t&ke 34 yo, fecona pia... Mem. A Charleston. M;chlgin Central.... Inncap. A 8t, L...., V 41VU DUTCItmn... 25 Ontario 6 .Quicksilver. K. II. flll.A. IS 8 25 ll4 Do, preforrfd.., 2.: .South Pacific. 92 i Sntro Do. preferred...., auaonr4 Pacific. ... 10 Foreign Money and stocks. LONDON, Jan. 19. United States Bonds 1, li.-: 4s, iit?4. Kaiiroaa sonas nie, econas oe: mew lork central, bit Illinois Cea tral. WC: Pennsylvania Central. W7 L: Rjadlne VW- Canada Pacific, 40; dt. Paul, 11: öilver. PARIS, Jan. 19.-Kentes, 791. 77X4 COMMEßCIAL. Tbe exceedingly cold; weather has militated somewhat against traffic in dry goods. Trains late, engines frozen, has had tbe effect to curtail trade. Prices unchanged. Groceries are steal? nd unchanged. Dried fruits, canned g'xxls and Gsh have developed nothing new. Florida oran ?es bave advanced 50c per crate. Ejgs are unchanged, and poultry and rabbits advanced. Raw furs are steady and unchanged. op.ais. Wheat We note a firm feeling In local circles. and all cash offerings are in active demand. Futures quiet. Sellen both for cash and tnturas are conspicuous by their absence. Seaboard wetk and lower. New York is Jic off, Baltimore 1c lower, and Chicago 7Rc lower. Corn Higher for ail trades, with light offerings and meager arrivals, sales of No. 3 white rejected were maae on can at ic iracx. atures in no request. Order demand good, and sellers will have no difficulty in obtaining lull quotations for all spot oeiivenes. new x ort c oa, Baltimore c off, with Chicago Vjz higher. Oats Firmer at quotations, and all grades scarcer. Hour, Grain and May, nonr Patent, $4 75-95 00: extra fancy, St 00SJ 8M fancv. $3 90(94 00; choice, S3 733 90: family, I S 35Ö13 60: treble extra, ti 60;a2 75: double extra, H 409 50: extra, 12 2532 35; supernna, ftOOj i io; nne, w-i uu. Wheat We quote :

Bid. Asked. 88 trau 86 track ...... 84 track 85 76 Lo.b 6 track 73 81 track Bid. Asked. 41 track 43 40 trace 40 track ...... 40 track S8J5 tiwck 88 track MY track 40 39 track 87 xtuom. 88 traoa li track 40 40 track Bid. Aaaed. 31 track 80 track ...... 30 track 31

no, -i neu. No, f Med. No. a Bed. NO.S1 Rejected. January ..m. Corn We quote: no. a wute, Bo. s Walte.. Tellow.. High sUxed. No. a. Ro3whiterejocted... No. 2 White rejected Onmercrimjitable-. Sound ar. Sound Ear high mil ed ......... ... January -,,,- . Oats 'We quote: No. 2 white i . Lteht lined MUed , - Bye Na 3, Arm; 67c bid, no sellers. Bran-Ötsady; til 25Job bid; no sellers. - . CHICAGO MABKITS. Fnrnisfied by H. 15. Kinney A Co.. Grain and Pro vision isroaers, no. y cnamoer oi commerce. Jan. 17. lOpen'g Highst. (Lowest iCloaing Wheat-Feb March. Corn Oats PorkLaid - Ribs btlmateo receipts hogs, 25.000 bead. Car lots Wheat, 66; corn, 115; oats, 56. BRITISH GRAIN TRADE BKVIIW. LoNT0!f, Jan. 19. The Mark Lane Express, In its weekly review oi the British corn trade, says:

- 0?s: fl I 79' 81

May. uy, MV' 85H 8 Feb asKi 3- 88'ii ass March.. . 8s8 Zy, May.- 41i 42,4 1S Feb.. 27 27 27 27 March..- TP- 277.' 27 27 V May--. 8l?' 81 81 81S Feb.- 12 20 12 27 12 15 12 15 March. 12 32 12 82 12 25 12 2-5 May. . 12 67 12 60 12 50 12 M Feb.... 6 82 6 85 6 82 6 82 March..-. 6 97 fi 97 6 90 6 90 May 7 15 7 15 7 10 7 10 Feb 6 17 S 20 6 17 6 29 March-.-. 8 25 6 25 6 20 6 25 May 8 40 8 42 8 87 6 4-'

The changeable weather daring the past week las somewhat retarded farming operations. The demand for native wheats ha? Slackened materially, and values are maintained will difficulty. Bales of English wheat for the weak. 8V m quarters, at 3ts 21, aia'.nat 53,630 quires at 38 9d for the corresponding waek of last year. The soar market was steady throughout the week. Fine grades of barter continue to advance, but ordinary grades are t nproved. The jqarzet for foreisn wheats was . w and dragging, and diMppointing to sellers, r'j-elga flaur was noaiewbat slsa'licr, ovinx to taeile that a saiiUer output at the great millin? centefj in the lake ide districts of America will legten erport. Maize was in reU!ciea supply, aad spot value nominal llcirgoesol tte coast, there was 013 sale leaving the market bare. Oa adverse wl'ds Le market for careoea forward opened rroug.

but closed weaker in the absenea of actual iuqulry. Quotations are nominal, aud.ö-day tae wheat trade was at a stanlttll. Flour, was steadf, and American maize lower, au4 round cora dealer owing to its scarcity. 'KDIAMAPOLH WUOt.E4.tLR M1SKBT Dry Goods. Windsor buicv I "jf errt r fancv. PadtX3 fancy t oaet fancy. Cochcoo fancy J Dl r. n. i lui j I '4 .. fi 'BlMont fancv .i'l H Richmond fancyHamilton Imicy.... H, vu'''tOQ Ind. blu"S linericaa lnd. blue -TV, Americtin uncy... American thirtins 4H,'A'.bioa solid- 5( Allen fsney ....5-Jl-npsoa s mining u Allen auirtjn ..4.-ei rüver lancy ..'J atemmaex sniranK....! x uuu.iea fancy.- ...o teot ricaica. PatJflc A poplla iM-fOVS! -fa.aiitoa i alpac. racinc i cactira rs..iii naratiuu ?i mix...-.ii. Pacific A AfBtraliau H.trinf?lll)0 lawns 101 CrftP6M..iMs'w-''.t.q PacitSc Orgauly -.11 ; Pacific Caanabray 9 P-icirtc crewnnoa - 8 Pacific 6-4 A. C. M 30 Pacific 6-4 K. X. cash.L-J Pacific 6-4 A. C C?u.25 roiac c. i. suiunz.. o; Manchester cash It Pacific percales ...15 aaaneneßter pacific nun s v Atlantic alpacas...-.10 Atlantic Q. L. cash. -.21 Atlantic F. eauhm 25 Arlicmoa 42-in nua's veiling... , Arlington H cashmere...... gr7 15 BBOWS COTTO.NS. 7 Bedford R.. Atlantic A.. .. 4T4 Atlantic K Mystic River.... 7 uiirs .... . f.1! f ardftick. 5 Crem ont C. U. .74 Star AM. ........ ..6 1 -tarsDaot ....... . .Utica (5 .. .. 6J4 Boott XX. 18 MasRachcf?tts ... 20 l A'indtor H-.... BLKACKKO COTTON'S. 7 Lawrence l Li. Indlsn Head..-. -4 Concstof W- . ...7 Peppereli R Peppereil K-.... Peptert'll 9 4.. .. Fepperell 10-4... ...0 a s.. .-J '4 ...AH Androsconrtn L 4 Vi Barker MlILsFarwcll riasoavllie . Fruit of the Loom... Farmers' Chcico Dwight Anchor.... Pocahontas Cbostuat Hill ...... Lonsdale Cambria -Just Out-... , bonscaie. Ballard vale .... Wsmentta. .- . 7 . 8 Hill's Scraper Idem :5b' . 0 black stone A. A.. tlopö Fetch viile ... . T4 Pernereil 9 4. 20 Fepperell 10-4 .22i COTTOS FIANSEIA B'n Bl'di B'n 6 6V. El'd Tremont DL-.- 6 7 Tremont F. 7 Tremont H....... 7 Tremont P - 8 8 Tremont Ü, 9 Tremont L 10 Tremont B.. 11 Tremont N., 12X Tremont O.. ... 7 9 8 Treniont . 9 Tremont Y.. Tremont X.. .. 9J4 -11 6 9' 10 Nashua G Nashua FF . Nashua K... .. ......EllertouCN. . 6 7 iFllertoa CL 7 7J EllertonCU 7V5 8 'iKllertoa V 1 8l;EUertonT. - 8 7i 8 Nashua f..... Nashua D., 9v: Nashua 1 Nashua B . Bj ciieriou ... 9 (Kllerton R 9l Kllerton Q...... 10 EUerton P. IIV4 EUerton O...-. 14 i EUerton N..... GINGHAMS, . 1 Wamsutta..-. . 7K Berkshire.-. AI 7 - 8 ... i -10 .oa2 ... 9;i ...10 .-10 v. ...ii i Nashua A...... it 12 11 Nashua AAA Nashua X... Naahoa XX.... Amoske&K...-. Vi Lancaster. bates Glasgow..... 7 iNormandle ... Royal York-. Renfrew dress .-. Johnson bnk fold.... . 9 white M'f'g Co... 7 FLA IDS AND CHXVIOTS. A moskeasj ... M. 9 lAlaDama plaids . 7 Arnosxeag, raacy......io Louisiana piaios.. , 7H Bates... XX utuwa tiaias 7 OUsBB 8i Edinburg ChevlotalO Park Mills, 70 chock 12 i Kverett cheviots.. 9 Park Mills, 80 check.. 13 (ireat ttepubiio onev. 7 Economy chock... . 9K Columbian.... 7' OUs check. 9 11a mil ton stripes.. -10 DENIMS. Olli, AZA Yon , bine-... .....14 -..14 15 11 utis d a...... OtisCC . ork, slateYork, fancy.... Amosxeaz. Oakland, A.... Everett..-. Columbian, 7 Baymaker Boston 7X TICX1NOS. ..14 iLewlston, Sfl. Arioekeag. AGA .14S York. SO in.. lli Lewiston, 32 .12 Connestoga. B F.. it jLewiston, 8J . ,ni Conestoga. extra.... is CMkiana. a.... 7 Coefitoga, C O A....,llJ Oakland, A A.. ty GRAIN RAOS. 19 'Grander. American.... .-20 .......22 Franklin vllle 20 iLewistoa..-. 23i.(ieoria, A.. Stark, A -1. CASPET CHAIN. White... ...... .18 Coverlet Chain.. .20 Oolored ..... .22 No. 500 Cotton Yarn-10 Candle Wick 20 iTwine... ., The Produce arkct. Fiks Paying 20c per floz. : from store. 22 x Butter Creamery fancv. 2S330c: choice. 25rt-'7c: dairy, selected, l(420c; country, fancy, l.sweet roil, ioi2c; medium grades, tjic; low graues, per id. Poultry Hens. 7o per lb. : roosters. 4c: soring Chickens, 7c; turkeys, 9j; old geese, and wellleatoered, rer dox.lo 40: ducis, per doz., is OU. jtaDDits ito per a 02. Bquirrels 75c per aoz. Feathers Prima geese. 45c: mixed and ducks. Rags lK15ie. t w a A va w nou aaaava a'Sa,aarat tj uunnouou. medium, 20c; unwashed comaaon, 20c;unasuei Unrtl i- l.waaViai1 r 4 Wvli tr tkf 9fln. nnetaoKo.4 QDe, i6c; cotfiwoid, lac: ao. coarse. ieri7c; ao. ootton fleeces, 143150. The Provision Market, Below are the present lobbing prices: Smoked Meats, can vaeed or ulain (olatn meats not guaranteed against skippers )i. C Hams: 10 to 12 lbs. average, Ho: 1 j lbs. average, lo'ic; vi X, lbs. average, luxe: 2U ids. average, ium-j. Cottage hams. uucanvated. 8c: California haras, 70 ; English breakfast bacon, clear, 10 Sc; English shoulders, ta: family shoulders, places averaging stoiu loa., d4o; unea oeei, 13c xjacon uiear oaes. meuinm wl.sc: ao nacks, ligat weight, 8c: bellies, 8c: French flitch, 7-lb pes, 7ie. D. 8. and Pickled Meats English cured, clear aides or ba'ka, unnmoked, 7c: Bean pork, clear, per bbL, 200 lbs., 815 00; pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs, sis: family pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs., 811; family neef. sis. Lard Pure kettle-rendered in tierces. 8Vic: in half barrels or 60-lbtubs, 9c;4S-lbtintubs,9c; iait pails, 9Kc; lu-iDpaiis, me noiogna in cioin om. m um, so. The Grocery Market. Cheese Full cream. New York, 14315c; Ohio, i)c; part skim, 698c per pound : White Roie, 120 ; Crystal Spring, I4ct Empire, 120. toffeesCommon, SHlOc; ordinary, 103 lie; fair, UMauc; prime, uy&VPAa: strictly prime, 12JVcjL3c; choice. l64i4Hc; Old Government Java, 19f325c: McLaughUn'a XXXX roasted, Mb packages, 100-lb cases, lic; 60-1 b da, 14c: Arbcckle's roasted, 14c; LeveriDg's, Uc; Cardoba, 14c-, Gatss' A No. L 15c; Gates' prime, 14a Sugars cutloaf, 7c; ptwdered, 73ic; granulated, 63c; standard A.6g6c; off A. 6(3 6c; white extra a W45c; light brown, 6c; common grades, 44(i6!c; New Orleans, 5a Molasses and Byrnps-New crop New Orleans molasses, 60&560: syrup, 32450 per gal. for common to choice ; maple syrup. SI 10sl 86. Rice Carolina and Louisiana, tx7c. Bpices-Pepper, llÜßWtyi aispice, 10Jl2c; cloves, 20326c; ginger, 172ic ; cinnamon in mats, 120150; uaunegs, 6680a. Bait Lake, in car lots, 95c; dray lots, 8lO0Ql OS; amall lots, 10c more from store: dairy, U 253 00. Btarch Refined pearl, 8930 per lb. : Eureka. 4c; Cbampion kIobm. lTxmp, 6"-fo; Improved corn, 674c. C3 Bait Fioii-Macaercl, extra Ee, per.tbl; halves, 812 50: No. 1 mackerel. 818&20: halves, 80 9 10: No. 2 mackerel, 812 6014; halves, S6 50tfM; No. 2 medium, 8: halves, 84 60; No. 8 mackerel, f 66 50; balves, $303 50; No, 1 white Osh, SO 507; toneless fish. 85 6046 per 100 lbs. : boneless cod, 8ö7; extra, StO; Qrand Bank, V54o per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, 3 60(43 65; new Valencia, Ui2Sc: Sultana, 14c; new Muscatel raisins, two crown, 83 40.33 50: three crown. 83 20; California L.K., ti 25. Lemon MtKdna, 84 (0&i to. Prune New Turkish, 6S37c; bulUna do., 8HC; currants, 6Vc; new flgs, layers. 12Kc. Dates Matts, 6Vi3 4kf c; Fard in ten-pound box. 9ril0a Oranges Florida, crate, 8494 to. Brazilian do., ; Jamaica, btL,84 0C(?84 50. Louisiana Oranges Per bbl., 86 607. Peanuts Raw, Tennessee, fSc; Wilmington, 8c: roasted, 10c; Tennessee, 4'a6c. Bananas 8i$2 per bunch. Coooanuta, 84 M Canned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, S lbs., iC,9 ire: s lbs., 95cASl 00; Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, Sl ßfcai la? a lv. . i May nn- w-mri. a 11m. si m hi 60; 3 lbs., (l 359I 48; Pie Peaches. 3 lbs, 81 103 1 15: 6 lbs., l 85U 95: Blackberries. 85rtic: ßtrawberrle, fl 101 15: Raspberries, 8115(jl 25; Cherries, red. goz95c: white. 81 5 32 20. Siring Bears 80aM45c; Green Peas, Marrowfat, 81 80: 1 85; Yarmouth Corn, 81 80(31 35: Mountain Hagar Corn, 81 301 85: Standard 2 lbs , 90c-rJl; Mackerel, 81 25(il 35; Pineapples, 81 50(32 00: Salmon, 1 lb., 81 6001 70; Tumbler Jellits. 853900; Cove Oysters, 1 lb., light weight, 6Q70c; 1 lb, full weight, fl 105115! 2 lbs., light weight. 8110: 3 lbs., full weight, 81 &V31 95: Sardines, French, H. Si 75 per dos. ; American, hi", 900 per do: Appl. 8 lbs, VOOc; 6 lbs, l 50 Ji W ; gallon, 82 25 3 50.

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Tetahles and Fruits. BAans Choice navy, 11 60- I 75 : medium, SI 53 Ql 75: Marrows. tl 42 2; California, $.1. Potatoes 12 OC ji S5 per bbl; 553ti,c per hn. 8weet Potatoes Philadelphia Jerrys, tSiCO; Baltimores, 84-31 50: Rentucky, 83 25' 3 50. Apples Choice, 82 5(Kji 75; Uncy, ls&3 50; common, tl 2VJ1 5a Dried Apples Evaporated, 8(33c; common dried. 4(dSC Peaches Dried Reaches, halves, 8H09CJ Callfcrila naivem 16c; evapora-d, 164 317c. Cabbage New. per crate, 82 5C, j3 00, Onions 2 " 00 per bbl, fcCBey-i0G. Timothv, cbnttjs, Ii 40 per bushel; clover, fi ou per bnvhek Goal and Coke.

Rfsnrg. per ton, St 00: anthracite, 87 00: Ravwond City. 84 00 : Indiana block. S.1 00 : coke, lrrasp, Hc; coke, crushed, lie; Jackson coal i 7a; EtOUt'8 coal, tl 5a Hides, Leather Hnvl Tallow. Hemlock sole, 24a?2a: ck sole. S3.33ct Penn sylvania harnen leithet, 3i.t37c : harne lett he-, 2y.o5c; bndle ieathetcr öc., rA)j72: oomcstic 7065l 10; French calf, 8 101 80. Hides-No. l cured, 7iiic; o. l green, oiC; No. icalf, 9iaif)c: cnrei, walle; dry ealt, 10c; Hint, lie; No. 2 hirte. -:,c ff. Tallow rrime, by, ci ro. z, ttic. Grease Erowu, 4'jc: wnite, &)b'jc; yellow, 4fc5Ci iruic .Tiaruct. -""A'.oobol. 92 20JJ2t; calomel. 75":-55o; cattorhor. 2 üc; cochloei., 614 chloroform, 9.ci w, gum op'um, 81 5JJI o; iidj, M (JJ4i UJ; corpr.ine. jw. uns .astor. si Mfk im; ewret oil, XjiSl bo; ollvo oil, 81 M 1 00: bersarr.ot (Sandersou's), I2 2&42 50; lc"n.n f-tandtrson'K), 81 75(42 00. Q'liniae-P. A W., tl Gyäl l'J; ciachonila, 4015o. American bi Cirb, soda, 4r4c: Euclish do.,5''5c riiiufi Garret' 8, 2-oz. pauk., II 00 per cez.: 4-cz hoUlos, Si 03 per doz. Flove's fcolphur. iiito. Turpfeutino Euirlish T 1 . J .. V. kVI O ' . 1 . .... .....t. U '. ,-. Iodme 4 OJ; Iodide potdsh. 81 00. Clove, 'J 4 2.& KünoarD, swc3Ji 2o. w inaow-xiass, w ana 20c; double, 70 and 10 per cent. off. Iron and bteel Market, " Bar Iron 82 00 rates ; hoop Iron, f 2 50 rates; Norway and bweed iron, 5c rites: hon9 saoa Jroa, 3c. Horse Shoe Burden A Perkins", per keg. Si 00; uuie snoes, St per keg advance, tlorse nhoa Nails North wes'rn, Gloae and lutaam,per box, St 60. Cast Steel Best American, porlb., lsc: spring steel, 6c ; tire steel, 4c : too calk steel, 5c ; machiuery steel, &c r a: is Si a. Mlcellneu4 f rkets. Raw Furs Mink. Urz flark. 40c: palo. S3c: rfcnou, black and extra. 81: large and dark, ". , pale, etc; muvitrat, fail, otiSc: wintor, sjlx; Opossum, 5(320c: kuai, black, primi. 75c: short fitripe." 40 iOc: otter. ll.: grav fox. 3 tsc: rtxl fox. lo.5c; hovs9 cat, 5. be: :foi teiTA, rjy amount or woji ni quality, lusnc: full, long-haired Newfoundland doj cias, . 81.C0. Oils We qnov: tined,raw, 6l?52c: boiled. S4 55c; lard oil, 66(?jöc; miners' oil, Ui.jsOs; lubricnting oil, liä3gc: straits oil, 55330c; benxine, 10 lie: coal oil, Indiana legal test, lOülOXe; 150 degree, test, lO.iJllc; water white. 155 degree, lie. Tinners' J-UppUes We quote: Best brand enarccal Un L c, 10X14. 12xl2 and 14x20.96 50 ; IX.10H4, 14x20 and 12x12, 8a 00; roofing, IC, 14x2J, 86 00; 10x8, 812 00,11; block Un, in pic. 24o; in bars, 25c Iron 27 B iron, 3.2öc; 27 C Irou, 6c; Juniata galvanized, 50 ner cent, discount; reflnod, 60 and 10 ner cent, discount. Sheet slue. Copper tottome, 22c. PUlnished copper, 36a Solder, 14 &1ÖC LIVE STOCK. IndlanapoUs Live Stock Market. Union Ktocx-Yards, Jan. 19, CiTTUt Receipts, 350 head; shipments, 50 head. Gco l butchers' not plentiful and selling at sroaz prices, while common and medium ere about steady. But few shippers here, and selling at about last week's close. Gccd to cboloe shippers... . Fair to medium shippers... Feeders and cows.. IS 60.3 10 .- 4 60 .45 ?i S 75(34 40 3 25,43 75 S 50,44 2? blockers.. . . Good to choice cows and heUera...-, Fair to medium cowa and h el: er im 2 75 25 Common to medium cows and hollers 2 CO 4 2 5 J Veals, common to gcod .... 4 50rt6 60 Kuiia, common to eood ,r 3 60,ü1 25 Milien, common to good w t es ssaei i se Eoee Receipts, 3.703 bead; shipments, 750 head. Quality fair. Market active and higher, clC6lng firm. Heavy packing or shipping.... ...81 65(94 75 Select light.. 4 50'. t 6 1 Heavy roughs and pigs ....... ...... 4 OJyt 26 SHaEP-Beoeipts, ICO; stpmentt, 550 head. Bat few here. Quality fair. Market steady and unchanged. Good to choice grade?.... T3 75 tit 00 Fair to medium grades...... 3 'i&(33 50 Common grades............ 2 2ö''ärt 00 Bucks, per bead 2 t0j3 50 Clsewuere. EAST LIBERTY. Pa., Jan. 19. Cattle FSm and higher: 15c to 25c higher than last wee,K; ncsip, 23 000 hesd ; shipments, I.S00 head. Hogs Kxclted ; receipts, ö, 2)0 Head; shipments, 3,20 j fceEd; Philadelphias, j 235 30; Yorkers, .,(5 15. bh&tp Active, firm and a shade higher: receipts, 5.000 ocad; shipments, 1,000 head. BALTIMORE. Jan. 19. Cattle Receipts, 1.539 bead: sale. ifeOhead: bebt, tö 62(66; firrtquadty, 84 75Q5 62; medium. 83 62Q1 oO; ordinary, AJ 3 50 : most ales at 83 50 33 50. Swine Receipts, 5.SC0 head; fair supply; moderate demand ; 85 ä'($6 62 theep aad Lambs-Rcveipu, 3,100 head ; sheep, 82 60ü 25; lambs, 81 505 50. NEW YORK, Jan. 19 Beeves Receipt. 4.0)3 bead. Market rather slow but firm: poor to mir steers sold at 55 2590 25 per cwt, live weight; g)od to prime cattle. S 40(57; tops, 87 25: cows, s.ags and bulls, 83 70(45 50. eheep llecelpts, 13,80 head. Market very dull, clearances not made; ordinary to prima "s'ieep, Mä .'ft do. lambs, 8i": car load extra sheep reached SS 72. Hofrs Recirts. 13,570 head. Market nominally firm at 84 505 20. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 19. The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, 425 neao: expo'ts, $i 5?35 80: good to choice shipplDg. 85 105 40: common m medium, $4 60G45: feeders, 53 50(1; calves, 8 2 60(9 3 50 Hog Receipt. 2,900 head. Market firm at 53 10c higher. 84 20Q4 0". Sheep Receipt. 515 head. Harket qnlet; fair to good. 82 75i3 25. 8T.LOCIS. Jan. 19. Cattlr-Receipts, 600 bead; fhlpmenta, 310 head. Market steady; exports. Ji.fao 26; good to choice shipping,! 8" comn on to medium, 84 25: native butchers' steer, HH 50: cows and heilers, 83 251; cornfed Texkiis, 81 4 50. Sheep Receipts. 1,600 head; shipments, 900 Lead. Market slow; ungraded common to medium, 82 2533; choice, 83 253 75: extras, 81. Hogs Market higher. Yorkers, 84 S531 45; packing, 84 61(94 70; heavy, 84 65r-i4 SO. Receipts, 3.6C0 bead: shipments, 5,400 head. CHICAGO, Jan, 19. The Drovers' Jeurnal reports: Roe Receipts, 18,000 head: shipments', 5,0oo bead; demand good: ough packing, 84 254 M); packing and snipping, 84 5031 e0, light, 84 21 60; skips. S3 7r(34 25. Cattle Receipts, 5,000 head: shipments, 2.000 head. Market strong; good grades firmer: export, 8l6 40; good to choice shipping, 85 20(35 90; common to fair, 84 205; stockers, 83 4031; feeders, 83 904 60. Sheep Receipts, 3,000 bead; shipments, none: common Indian sheep, 82 25: Inferior, 82 50(43; medium, 83 40; good, S3 50(3 75; choice, 81(9 4 50. The Drovers' Journal's Liverpool special quotes Cattle market weak but steady; good to choice shipping American, 14315c drested. IABKBT8 BT TILBS rroaoo natcets. CHICAGO. Jan. 19. Flour-Firm and nncaaned. Wheat Demand aetlre. ruled weak, and closed Jc under Saturday; January, VS! 7iC Closed at W Febroary, 79.310, cloned at 7954c: March, TO'SOSic, elosed at 80e; Mav. K-HQHec, closed at 6lc: No. 2 Chicago spring, b?4979c, closed at 794:7gc: No. 2 red, 8lsiKc, Ltora-In gooi demand aad ua settled; closed c over Saturday ; cash, 355ÄC: January, 3a385ic, closed at 3sc: February, ssn Sfci.c, closed at SSJc: March, 88938C-2c'osed st 3538: May, 4liQ12gc closed at Ulfa Oats In fair demand and firmer: cash, 27J49'28o; February. 2727J4c closed at 2Sc; March. 27 Ö28C. closeil at tfX&W-ic; May, SlXlc, closed at 31Jic Rje Higher at 62c Barley Firm at 655t&6c Flaxseed Firm at 81 43. Pork In fair demand and Meady: casb, f(i 112 16: February. 812 löi2 closed at 812 15$12 11; March, 812 2512 12. closed at 812 27(312 30: May. 812 50,-312 r.O; eloped at 812 65 12 bl. Urd I-ji8ier and 5(.Tic lower; cash, 87 e07 5: February. 87 8i4(7 85. cloed at 87 l; March, 87 90 7 97 closed at87 92,".7 9J; May, 87 H,7 17, closed at 87 107 12, Butkmeats In lair demand; shoulders, 84 85(4 90: short Clear, 86 16(3 C 1; short ribs, 8 b0ißa 55. Butter Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firm: 24c Receipt Flour, 15,OtO bbls.; wheat 65,000 bn.;.co:n, 151.000 bu.: oats, 86,000 bu.; barley, 8,000 bn.; rye, 56.000 bu. Bhlpments Flour, 7,0()0 bbls. ; wheat, 1.",0U0 bu.; corn, 9'j.OOO bn. ; oats, 40.0C0 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu.; barley. 15,000 bu. Afternoon Board Wheat stronger and advanced 5h(9'4C. Corn Arm; January aud February advanced z May J4C. Oats iirm: March and May advanced Vjs. fork firm and advanced '1 J5c Lard firmer; advanced 2Qoa. NEW YORK, Jan. 19. Cotton Quiet and unchanged: futures steady; January, li.llc; Febrnarv. 11.03c: March, 11.12c; April, 11.24C; May, ll.86c: June, 1147c: July. 11.5Kc: August, 11.6Hc; Scptcmbe, ll.t'c; October, 10.60c Fiour Dull;

rf0t:p'i. 21.0CO bhls.: export. 1,700 bbla.: raperflns frtateand vv estern. 42 60:i IS: common to good extra. 83 10(3 60: good to choice, 83 505 75: white whf at extra. ft5 SO; extra Ohio, 8) 1535 7S; tt, Lcuis, 83 15Q5. Wheat Spot K'Si'J lower; op tiers declined lffllc early, and closed decline alircsi recovered; receipts. 64 000 bo.: ex norm, (.,CC0 tu.; No.2iprtng. 95c; Ko. lhard. tl 01 1 C2; nrETsdeired, feOctl 01; ungraded white, a4 S?5c; No. 2 red, Janeary, sales of 48,000 bu. at SHi-.oSJc; February, sales .1 992,000 ton. at 9l9 y:KT. clctlHZ at fcc; March, ales oi 672,003 do. at m&94o, closing at 94c;ApriU sales aoano bn. i(47söic. closln -J, Mav.'aaiesöt

sales of :,000bu. at 979S?iÄ closing at -Wo. Cort- laTvC lower closing with slkht recovery:

rec.pta, 212,000 bu.: exporta, SS.OuO bo.; unladed. lQiHb3c: No. 3, 6i;t3524Hc; steamer, 52S&3).e, o. 2, 52;5t?ic: sieaoicr wiiite, 5Js; ungraded yellow. b2y3c: No, 2 January, 52 (av.JsC closingat 6Jjc: lebruary, 50l4250;c, closing at SOJc; March and April, 6o.VJJc, cloain; atto.'c; May, 5050Sc, closingat 60SC Oaaiower but more active; receipt, 85.0u0 bu.; experts, none reported; mixed, 353$Sc; white, S7(J S'jc Coflee- For Rio dull and weak: options active but lower, Bpot, 8.15e; February, 7 9ö8.0'c; March. 8.10.2Cc: April, 8.25ä8.30c: May. 8.3:0 K4oc: Jnne. s.45(33.5ic. Suvar Quiet: fair to good rf fining, iQbc: extra C, 5i(95 1-1 60. powdered, C-fiCJ-eC. Rice Steady. Petroieom Firm; united, M4C Tallow-Firm 'at Vic Torppntine-Dull at it-a Sic. EgitP Firm at 31c. Pora - Quiet: clear buck, 815 25; family mess. $13 25,311775. Lerd Firm: Western steam, spot, 87-20: Fehr iary, 87 15719: March. 7 2197 20: April 87 2,S7 31; May, 7 3807 41 Butter Firm at lOaJiOc. Choese yuKt at kail'sCc BT, LOUI3. Jaa. l9.-F:.'-"--Unchanged. Wheat Opened a fehade lower, advanced, then declined and closed ;(a: tc below Saturday; No 2 rod, 7'4 ri";Hc cseh : V"; .0 January; 67JmC closing at 87Jb-j Ftbruary; S vyic, cluing at 94c May. Onra -Orf tied tlfrhei. declined slightly, hut recovered arid c!o.d SnJc above Saturday: Zl&iiy.c. canrv: ä?ö; e January; S6Hca36c closing at S6JJ Frt rcery ; 3G"Q37c Maren; S8!43oS-v, closing at Jf ay. Oats Lower and slow; 2s. '5 bid cash; 31?4 a317.cMy. Rye Quiet at 59c bid. Barley Lull ai 6Jö75. Lead Quiet at 83 453 60. Eutter L'nchang!. Fr-gs Higher at 25c. Flaxsctd Steady at 81 4k$l 4u. Hay Firm; prime, fiCll 60; timothy, 81-!15. Bran Firm at 60a 61c Cornmai Steady at 82 2-2 25. ProvisionQuiet, with only a job trade. Pork 812 S7 cah: 812 23 February. Lard 86 75. Bulkmeets l-onz clear. 16 15; short rib, 8 25; short clear, tiro. Facrn Long clear, 8ö S797; short ribs, 87 5C: hon cWar, 87 377 40. Keoclpts Flour, 5,C('Jtb!.! -.Tfceat, 28.CO0 bu.: corn, 112,000 bn.; :. 6,Cd' vi.; rye, none; barley, 8.000 bu. Snip-u-entK ' . ir. ä.öfObbla; wheat, 15.000 bu.; corn, 27.C ot.. ur'F. 3,000 bu. ; rye. none: barley. 2 i bu. ' 'ut. 'l board Wheat 94' c bid January and hei ' rj: '.l'xc May. Corn -Higher; 3'. c Febraaij ; c;.j(a..ac May. uui-f irm at mc May. PHILAD SLPHI A, Jan. 19.-floni-Fir n; Ofi!o end lnCi8i a. 84 'i4 87; St. Louis and Southern Illinois. 8l 45: winter patents, S5H5 60; Minnesota. f5; spring patents. 54 25(i6. r i-at rnaeutnd and Jowerr No. 1 Pennsylvania red. 97c: No 2 fid. January, 89M,; February, 89 VOCc Vv. 91V4&9 Uc; April, 93i$t9;?4c; May, 5 pectin Options quiet but firm : car lots qu'et but ptcsdv: un?raded. 41c: No. 3 yellow, 49c: steamer, 4,.i(&4'.i'sc; No. 2 mixed, SQS0c; No. 2 mixed. Jtnuarv, 50350.' c: February, March. April and May, -fic Cats In good demand; rejected white, S6Q37c: No. 3 white, STJ'c; No. 2 white. Sic; lutnres dull and nominal; No. 2 white, January. 373ti;c; Febrnary, March and April. 37y;37Jac: May, ö73Sc. ProvisionsQuiet but firm. Pork New mess, 813 50(a14; prime new, 812(12 50. Hams 8moked, llOöOQll 60. Lard-Quiet; leSned, $&m 12; steam, 87 40 . 7 50: butcher, loose, $G 757. Butter Firm; reamery extras, 33(ä&4c Eggs Firm at 32Va. iiheeM Quiet but firm; Ohio flats, fcyl2c. I'e-ticl'-'iia Dull at 7'tc. Receipts Flour, 2.O30 bbls. , wheat, 18.000 du. ; corn. 42.00a bu. ; oats, 8.0tO bu. Shipments Wheat, 51.0J0 bo. ; corn. 12.0t0bn.:oats, 7,000 bu. BALTIMORE, Jan. 1") Flour Firm with moderate inquiry: Hows'd street and Western superhue, 82 &03; extra, 81 103 66; family, 83 7&Q5. Wheat Western easier, closing unsettled; No 2 winter red, spot, 90.90c: February, 90390Vc; March, 9&2c: May, 95J395Jc. Cwn Western firm: mixed, spot and January. 49,'43t97c; Fetruary, 4sHQlSc: steamer, 4S.49c, OatsSteady and firm; Western white, S73Sc: mixed. 81(a3w Rye Firmer at 7032c. Hay Steady and fairly active. Provisions Firm. Mess Pork Olo, 5:3 50: new, 813 75. Bulkmeats bhoulders and clear rib sides, packed, 87 50. BaconShoulders, 87; clear rib sides, 83 50. Hams 811 75 Ö12 75. Lard Refined, S 25. Butter Quiet: Western, packed. Ild42le: creamery. 22013 lc Ewi Fair demand at 2728c, Petroleum Dull; refined, Q"aC. Coffee Firm and quiet! tio cargoeo, ordinary to fair. SViOSe. 8ugar Atahdy: A oft. 6c Copper Refined steady at lOailc. relsbta to Liverpool Quiet; cotton, 7-32d; nour, 2s: grain, 5X6d. Receipts-Flour, 4.700 bbls. ; wheat 3C.000 bu.. ccrn. feSXOO bu. : oats, 7.0C0 bn.; rye. 600 bu. Shipments Wheat. 6, COO bu.; corn, 129.000 bu. CINCINNATI. Jan. 19.-Cotton-Quiet at 0c Flour-In Hardeman; family, 83 60S3 90: fancy, 8-l(Sc4 35. Wheat Strong; No. 2 red. 855fic Corn Firmer: So. 2, mixed, 42l4c. Oata Stronger at 32c. Rye In fair demond at 66a Barley Firm extra No. 3 fall. 75c Pork Quiet but firm at 812 50. Lard Firmer 86 S5. Bulrmeats Firm: shoulders, 8 1 2: short rib $6 . Bacon In good demand; bouldfrs, 85 75: short rib, 87 fcO: short clear, 87 75. Butter Dull and nominal: Northwestern creamery, 37c: dairy, 16318c. Linseed 0l Quiet but firm at 47(a48c.. Hwi-Quiet but i Pi : common and light, 83 6O3 4 60; packing and luiuiicii. . wa ovg receipt, i.ouu ueau; fcuiif menu, 1.90O head : MILWAUKEE. Jan. 19. Flour In fair demand. Wbe Stroneer: No. 2 Milwaukee, 79c; Jannary. 9o : February, 79? Kc; March. 80c: May, 86c Corn Dnll; No. 2, 40c; No. 3, 38c. Oats Firmer; No. 2, SOMJC. Rye-IIlgher: Ka 1, C30, Barley Stronger; No. 2 spring, 5Jc: No. S, do.. 4'.c. Provisions Firm; Mess Pork 812 10 January: 812 15 February. Lard Prime Warn, cash aud January. 86 85; February, 86 85. Hoes Higher at 81 115(34 75. Receipts Flour, 14,000 bbla.; wheat, 44,000 bn.; corn, 16.000 bn. ShipmentsFlour, 2,500bbla; wheat, 22,003 bu.; corn, 46,000 bu. TOLEDO. Jan. 19. Wheat Weak: No. a soft, HM-.c; No. 2 red. cash and February, 80Vc; March, 82"c: May.Mc Oorn-Dull; So, 2,cash.4Jc; January, 42Kc; February, 42Jc: May,. Oats Firm; No. i, cash. 81c: May, 32c. Cloverseed Dull: prime, cash, January and February, 81 96. Receipts-Wheat, 27,000 bn.; corn. 11,000 bn.; C8is. none. Shipments Wheat, 2.000 bu.: corn. 12.CO0 bu. : oats. none. LOUISVILLE. Jan. 19. Cotton-Dull at 10?c. Wheat strong and hlaher: No. 2 red. 81c. CornNo. 2 mixed, 43Hc: No. 2 white. 45c Oils No. 2. 3Gc Provisions Firm and nnchariged. Balkmeats -Shoulders, $.": clear rib, 86 60; cleir, 85 62. Paeon Shoulders, SO 75: clear rit, 87 12!; clear, 87 50. Hams-810 5a Lard-8ä50. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 19. Wheat Firm; Tcash 65c: February, 64c bid, 65'4c asked: May. 67i' 67c Corn Firm; cash, 30X31c; February, ai;; May, 32' bid 32Jc aekod. Oats Dull and nominal at 26c Oils. ANTWERP, Jan. 19. Petroleum 18. WILMINGTON , N. C, Jan. 19.-Turpentine-Firm at 27c. PTTT8BUBG. Jan. 19. Petroleum Dull: C. I. F. opened at 70c advanced to 70VJc, declined vo 693 äc, closed at 694c. OIL CITY, Pa., Jan. 19. National Transit oerflcates opened at 70?4c : hiKhest, 1W c : lowest, 69c; closed at 694c Sales, 175,000 Dbla. ; clearancea. 3,i90,000 bbls; runs, 62.C00 bbla.: shipments, 62,460 bbls.; charters, 124,819 bbls. Od City Exchange stock. 8400 bid; none offered. BRADFORD, Pa., Jan. 19. Crude on Dull, weak and lower. National Transit and Tidewater runs Saturday and Sunday, 61,435 bbls. ; total shipments. 69.073 bbls.; charters, 45,000 bbls.: clearances, S 310,000 bbla. National Transit certificates opened at 70c and closed at 69c; highest price, 70Xc; lowest, 69McWhisky. BALTIMORE, Jan. 19. Whisky Steady and firm at tl Ufll 19. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19. Whisky Steady and firm at 81 U. CINCINNATI. Jan. 19, Whisky-Quiet at 81 1L CHICAGO. Jan. 119. Whisky Unchanged at 8113. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 19. Whisky Dnll at tl 20. NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 19. Whisky Steady at 81 C6äl 26. Dry Goods. NEW YORK". Jan. 19 Dry Goods The market fairly active, and on Inquiry transactions are in moderate proportions. Dress goods have bad chief attention, and ef leading makes fair builnaw is reported. Cotton goods are in light request. Woolen goods abow no Improvement in demand nor movemtnt. CaMUTh Cured. A clergyman, after mflenng a number of years from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, after frying every known remedy without success, at last found a prescription which completely cured and saved him from death. Any sufferer from this dreadful disease sending a self-addreseed stamped envelope to Dr. J. A- Lawrence, 199 Dean street, Brooklyn, N. Y., will receive the recipe free of charge. KALrH Waldo Emersoi always rejected pastry in which the fruit had been economized. Riv. Dr. BckCHAED is sali to have prayed for President-elect Cleveland on Sanday night. I nf? COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE. 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A jxTfecs Fleet ro-Oalvanic Hat tery combined with a liiclilr madlrlnal l'l. t-r for 2"c AU druscisJ". bkCCTRIC Van Vorn: Pr-r.scrt. Attorneys for Admin!s trator, Koorns 11, 12 and IS, Sot ton Block, Indiaa atolls, lndlaua. (iiaieistratcfs Sah of Heal Estate, Notice ts hereby given that on Monday, the Jtix dyot February, 1K5, between the hour of id 0 ccK.lt a. m. and S o'clock p. m., on said day, at te law ofüce of Van Vorhis i 6p8nccr, Rooms 11, 12 sid 1 . Hos'oa Block, in the City of Indianapolis. County of Marion, end Htate of Indiana,!, William nmt'r. administrator of the estate ot Enoch Pettic-ird. late oi Mid county, deceased, s autho-ied and empowered by an order of tbo Cirri it Court of the County of Marion. Stato of Indiana, made at the December term. ISM, ( sid um. in tue tan 1 endin? therein, wherein 1 am pt'iiicuer tnd Mary S retticord and others are Oeiendtnts, said cane being numbered 1.0C8, twill oiler for t-aie, at private sale, and for not los thiin the full aopraired value thertof, the fol lowing cencrltjed real esiate of said deceased, bitnared lu Warren Township, in said County oi Morion, towit: Twenty (20) acres oTof the east side of the wet half of tte south wt quarter of section twenty three (23), towi.si i fifteen (15) north, ranee fotir (4) east, and twenty (20) acres oiT of the west el la ottheet.t ball of Mid section twenty-three (23', township fifteen (15; north, ranpe four (4) east, leingallthe real estate conveyed to Frederick Ostermejer by George W. lane and wife September 18th. lS5e . except 6txty ;60) acres conveyed to Christian Ach gill January 12, ISM. Also, the followins describel real estate in said! county, to-wit: Beginning on the routh line of the northwest quarter of section twenty-three (23), township fifteen (15) north, raiue four (4) east, at a point la the center of tbe Michigan Road, sixteen (K) cha'ns and forty-three (43) links west cf the Boutheafct corner of Paid northwest quarter section, thence west with said south line elgnt (8) chains and ninety-four (94) links; thence north, fifteen minutes (15'), east six (6) chains and fifty (50) links to the center line of the Michigan Road; thence southeastwardly with said center lice ten (U) chains and ninety (90) links to the place ol txg-inniDg. containing two and 90-100 acres. And ah-o the following described real estate la said county, to-wit 1 Part of the southeast quarter of the nortbeast qua rU r of section fifteen (1 b), township fifteen (It) north, range four (4)eat, described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of said southeast quarter of said northeast quarter and run Ding south fifteen (15) chains and twenty-one (21) links: thence east four (1) chains and sixty-oca (61) links; thence north fifteen (15) chains tod twenty-one (21) links to the north lice of saia foutheast quarter of sail northeast quarter; thence west four (4) chain and sixty-one 61) link to tbe place of beginning, containing 9etea ind 1-100 acres. TEHM3 OF BALE will be as follows: One-third of the pnrchase money to be paid down, one-third to be paid in cine months, and tae re main In? one-third la eiehteen months from the date of sale; said deferred payments to draw alz per cent, per annum Interest from the df.to of sale, and to be secured by the cotes of tbo psreheser and by nnrtga?a npon the premises sold, payable without relief from valuation or appraisement laws, WILLIAM HUNTER, Administrator. Sawing fclade Easy, ICONASCT LIGHZHLXa SAOTXG MACJUXB SENT ON" 30 DAYrp. TEST TRIAL. For locirin? camp. wyxl rtrdu, fftnnprs prttlr.p owj atoeool.ajidallHirtsot wuuui- H uift.w.. , Twiiii"' wU yvrtt, A bur of 16 caa aww loy-, . and easy. Immene f avinj f labor end saowey. V nw torvltp-n-'r i'Urtrat! pataloerue In 6 bniliant ec ).r J al-o br, . liiT iuuii.uuj.Uxl putrin & oofar. All ftmmm tfON ARSH Z1FG CO., tA)S06 EuuCt, Chicago, L ; Bahr orn& HiKtBTCKs, Attorneys for Pl&in IIS. STA'a'E OF INDIANA, Mario? Cotttt, m: la tbe Superior Court of Marion County, ia the. State of Indiana. No. 3.1.235. Henry B. Bond, Trustee, vs. Penelope G. lltna etaJ. Be it known. That on the 21st day of November, ISm. the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Cour of Marion County. In the State of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendant, and tbat afterwards, on the 6th day of January, IbSb, the said plaintiff filed in open Court in said Superior Court, the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendant, PenelopaG. Mann 1 a necessary party defendant to said action, thas the object of aaid action is to enforce a morteaga lien on real estate in Marion County. In the Sn to of Indiana, and that Peneiope Q. Mann is not a resident of tbe State of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said Court, said äefeud&nt above named is hereby notified c? the filing and pendency of said complaint against ber, and that unless she appears and answers or demurs thereto, at tne caiilne of said cause on the second day of a term of said Court, to be begun and theld at the Court House in tha city of Indianapolis, on tbe first Monday ia March.. 1SS5, said complaint aud the matters act things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in ber absence. MOÖE3 O. McLAIN, Jan5-Sw Cierk. tin fli.uncTus. (SBtabliahcd l&SL) erlst Mills of French Buhr Etonaj Fumble Mills fox Farmers, e to IS Blae and Styles. Over 3,000 ia use. 8100 and upwards. ComBleu Mill and BheUer, tili. A boy caa rrtnd and keep In order. Adapted to any kind of sultabltr power. Oorapiete Flouring arCt Corn Mills. ALL Kill 8ndo ..Book on Grist aad 8aw Mills

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