Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 30, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL" WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28 188C

MO POISOM IN THE PASTRY

a ran UiJ D. Tuin.lBi,Oraitr, ... S--.aaa.laMlllara. -. SelleaUelw - nllfM ta fruit fr-wr-i wklch tsey wrw-a-Mlw FOB STBEXGTH AND TRUE FBCI1 IX1T0B THEY STAXD ALOXE. mrtm by THt ( Price Dawlng Powder Co., Chicago, III. St. Louis, Mo vaatas o Dr. FrlcVt Cream Baking Powdir BO Dr. Trice's Lnpclin Teast Gems, llemt Dry llap TmM. TOI BL7.n 337 CKRCCZStO. vTC MAJTJt BUT OSB O.ÜAUTT. LIGHT HEALTHY OREAD 1 Ths best dry hop yeast in th world. Bread rats! by this yeast is light, white and wholetome lis our or n dm other's delicious bread. CROCER3 SELL THEM. Price Baking Powder Co., raaTn cf Dr. Price's Ssscial Dmüti Eimcx Orwcago. III. St. Louis, Mo. A SCENE. The Kirbeat Woman la America Calls on Cisco k Son. Ciyitf frr Der Bond Sna Bolls on the floor and Demand Her Securities. iNew York Herald, Jan. 23. Brigot and early yesterday morning Mrs. K. H. Green, the richest woman in America, walked down Wall street and entered the clEces of John J. Cisco fc 8od, the bankers, who closed their doors the other day, owing lira. Green their heavieet creditor about $500,000. Mrs. Green, who locks something like Mrs. Kat her ford C. Hayes, was acoora panied by her husband", whos about seven feet in height, very thin, stoop rhonldered, o4 wears glasses. They were a striking looking couple. The baaiera' offices had jost toeri o.eneJ, and Assignee May had ea-u-rta ot.lj a lew momeuu baiore. TKn tt:oi ble BECiiss, Mrs Green said that she had come to take way her securities. These securities, as the Herald ha3 heretofore explained, consists of 5overnment and first-da's railroad bonds to the yalae of 26 000,000. They are trust funds in the yaolts of the Ci'CDs, and are cot averted by the suspension of the firm. Assignee May told Mrs. Green that by adrice of counsel he should refuse to allow her to remove a'l tee securities. 8be mui be said, allow $500.000 worth of the securities to remain in hs custody as collateral for the loan cf $800,000 made to Mrs. Green's Irasband sotr-e time asp. Or, he added, the nrght take all the securities if she or her hn band repaid the loso. In the interest of all the creditors of the firm, Mr. Ma 7 1 aid he was obliged to Use this coaro. When Mr. Greu borrowed the money he had oat ap bonds and stocks of the l.juis? He aad Nashville Railroad Ooiupwy. This collateral had since depreciated so mach that the loan was not protected, and it either must be margined op or taken down. Mrs. Green was very indinaot. She said ahe was D4t repoQsiblefor money borrowed ty Mr. Green, and aaia demanded her enrities. Mr. Green, it is said, had noth ing to say. Mr. May told the lady that the firm had evidence to show that in the pres ence of witrf sees she had promised to protect the loan. He aain refaie i to permit fcsr to remove the securities. MBS. t.üir BECOME4 EXCITED. Mr?. Green became excited. She insisted opon having her bonds. "My dear lady," said Mr. Mar, "yon know very well the bands are safe in my custody I am sure I don't intend to rnn air ay, and I don't believe I shall die." Bat Mrs. Green would not bs pacified. 8he threw herMlf down upon the lloor and burst Into tears. She cried and demanded her bonds and made a noisy aoene in the odise Mr. Green tried mildly to qutet his wife, bat f be would not be quieted, tihe continued to ait en the Moor, rocking herself backward and forward, weeping copiously and loudly demanding her bonds. She refused to take any nnleas she was given tbem all, and won Id not listen when the siaignee tried to convince her that he was merely endeavoring to act Justly toward all the creditors, and that he would hare no right to show her a preference. Mrs, Green remained in theofSoe and pro longed the stormy scene until afternoon, and finally left, threatening to appeal to the law. The action of Mr. May in refusing to de liver the securities is said to be in strict conformance with the advice of his legal ad Titer. Mr.Green.it is understood, has list a great deal of money in the opium pool which culminated a year ago with a loss of f V-WOjijO to those who engaged in ic Tb MusttmDt of Dlpbth-trUa. Sanitary Engineer.! Diphtheria is spread by conUuoi, by which la meant parlic ea of living matter de rhrsd from a person attested with the disease. In the great majority of cases theie particles cirue from the mem bane lioln the nose, throat and mooto. Wlut the nature of these partieles may be, whether they live, grow and multiply outside the animal body, and whether diphtheria can be produced spontaneously by exposure to the emanations from collections of lth, are questions to which at present no positive answer can be given. However the tirit cares may arise, there is i o doubt that the majority of caies are pro iOfd by contaeion from a previous case; -"4 in the management of this disease, when u appears in a family, an etfortshoald be ris-je to prevent the diiTmbn of this con if tte patient is sensible au 1 crefa), and aid this effort, it is usually not dilUcuit to greatly restrict or entirely prevent the apread of the disease after its presence is j9Cfai2.; b3) pa. majority fl tie fU?pJs

are children, Impatient of restraint, thoughtleea and careless, and d'fiicult to manage as regards preventive measures, unless they are

so in as to he confined to bed. The great difficulty and danger arises from the mlldsr cases, often unrecognized, and considered to be cases ox simple sore throat or quins v. There are many cases in which at first a killed physician can not say positively wuewer n is contagious aipnmena or a sim pie non-epecific inflammation with which he has to deal, and his uncertainty may con tinue for a considerable time. If Dr. Jacobi's views are correct, and he is certainly very high authority on this subject, diphtheria may exist, especially in the adult, in a chronic form, not greatly disturbing the health, or at all events not preventing the person so affected from going about and performing his or ber usual duties, and yet making the secretions of such person capable of conveying the disease. The precautions to be taken in the management of well maraed case of diphtheria are, or should be, generally known. They have been published as circulars by many health boards, and through the secular and medical pTtfs, and may be summed up as follows: let) ate the patient in an airy rocm, having the least possible amount of furniture, especially that which is upholstered, and having no crpet or curtains. Disinfect all excretions and s-eretiooa, and especially those from the throat' noee and mouth, and all articles soiled by them,' promptly, and while they are yet moist, and thoroughly. Use clean, soft rags for receiving the discharges from the noee and mouth, and born them as fast as srlled. If other articles are toiled, use solutions of chloride of zinc, or bichloride of mercury, under the instructions of the nhysiclan. Be especially careful as regards tays, p?ncil', or other articles which may ba given the child for its amusement, of the articles used it giving it food and drink, and of the remnants of such food and drink. Lvartaing that has touched the patient's lips, or that has been touched by anything thai has touched the patient's lips, is dangerous When convalescence has set in do not yield toe soon to the importunities cf the patient to be allowed io sea h!s friends or to go oat, nor to your own feelings of weari nets at the long continued confinement. Ab Ave all things do not. under the excuse of giving charge of air and ecene, eend him oUf to seme other place to complete his recovery; you might sen J dynamite abrit tha country with scarcely more risk. 1)j not send the child back to school in less than six weeks after the attack; about two weeks after yon are satisfied that he is entirely well is a very good rule. If the little life is net strong enough to withstand the attack, and is cut short, do not in yonr grief forget the danger to other lives which the house and its contents may yet cause. Do not allow sympathizing friends and playmates to enter; do not have any funeral ceremonies in the house; treat the sick room and its contents as being dangerously infected. In mild and doubtfnl cases follow the plan above indicated as nearly as yon can, and be sure that all your care and patience will be needed if you wish to obtain security for other members of the family and for Irlecda Give Them a Chance. If the thousands and tens of thousands of weal, and weaiy sufierera throughout tbe land, who, in spite of care and skill, are steadily drifting downward, could have tne benefit of that Bingnlarly Vitalizing Treatment sow so widely dispensed by Dra. 8tarkey & Palen, of 1,109 Girard street, Phil adelphia, the help, and ease, and comfort it would bring to wasting bodies and depressed spirits would be blessings beyond price. If, reader, yon have an invalid wife, or mother, or daughter, or sister, or any one who is under your care or dependent upon 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, the blessing o! ease from pain. Yon are offered the amplest means of information in regard to this new Treatment. If toucan examine testimony without prejudice, and can weigh evidence with juderoent and discrimination, write to Dra. Starkey it Falen for such proofs iu documents and reports of cases as will enable you to lairiy examine and decide for jourself. They will be promptly supplied. Ball I van Io Another Urnnkra Fracai. Boston, Jan. 23. John f Sullivan became engaged in a free fight in an Eliot street bar-room last night, where he had been drinking with companions most of tbe afternoon. Sallivan became offended at a man named Hodgkins, whose opinion on pugilistic matters differed from bis otto. After some worda Sullivan caught Hodgkins by bath arms, and with his head struck him between the eyes. Another of the party, named Dellere, at this point swore at 8ullivan, and said he was no xcan. Releasikg Ilodgkins from bis grasp Sullivan, who was mad with rsge and liqaor. struck Dellere, felling him Hemelers The frienJs of the latter Intel feed acd the fight beevne general. A bar tender nanc d Msgnire drew a revolver. This and the arrival of a detail of eighteen otlicers from tbe station brought quiet, bot no until uli present were more or lees hurt. Dliere, who was badly hurt, declares he will procure a warrant for Sullivan's arrest. Tte old custom requiring saleswomen is dry and faocy goods stores to stand all day long witbout rest or relief is being supeitrded by more humane rules in many of tur leading business houses. Lydia K. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound is highly praised by those who have not yet been freed from the old necessity for constant standing, aid is a genuine blessing in every such case, as well as to the tired-out housekeeper who must be on her feet all day. The Long Islaad Indians. Sxw.Yoas:, Jan. 23. There is considerable trouble among the Bhinnecook Indians on Long Island. A majority of the tribe opposed the sale of the Bhinnecook hill to the Long Island Cailroad,but the trustees consummated tbe sale and pocketed the money. Oae of the trustees, one of tbe leading men of the tribe, got the money and tied with it to Canada. Tbe Indians intend to bring suit to question the validity of the sale, and regain possession of the lands. There la no ne el denying the fact th:it among the most distressing complaints of humanity few are equal in Intensity to bleeding piles. You say the subject is not a pleasant one to talk about; neither is tn victim, and our aim ia to give him relief. Jacob Chambers, of Henry street, re w York, writes: "When I began using MiahJer' Herb Bitters (as per printed directions) I bad been troubled with bleeding piles for upwards of five years. In six weeks I was perfectly cured." Still Quakt eg. Madrid, Jan. 22 Earthquake shocks were felt again yesterday at Ma-aa, Leaja. Vetez and Almunecar. Some damage was done at the latter place. Fifteen Pnnnda Gained In Three Weeks, - and Cared of Consumption. MewTs. Craddoc Co., 1032 Eace street, Pnlladel phis,?.: Gmtltmfj riease send me twelve bottles of Dr. H. James Cannabis indioa, one each of pills and ointment, for a friend of mine who is not expected to live; and as yonr medicine cured me of consumption some three years ago. I want him to try them. I gained fifteen pounds while taking the tirst three bottles, and I know it is just the thing for him. Iteepectfallr, J. V. Hull, Ijtwreuceburg, Andersoa Co., Ky. A great many people disregard dyspeptic symptoms and assume that they will soon disappear of themselves; but this is not the fact and ths on It aafa nmtdv far them is 'tt.chvJlBKkMdTjOB,

FINANCIAL AllD COMERCI&l.

HONEY AND STdCKS. tew Tors Struma el aJ SsVarStaa. KIEW TOBS, Jan. 25. Money Kasy at per cent. Prime Mercantile Paper per.oant. Governments Firm. Ban way Eonda Steady. State Securities Quiet. The stock market opened generally 5 to per cent higher and advanced i to V6. per cent, duilxg the Crst hour, the latter ou Missouri Pacific to 94' , After 12;30 coal stocks were generally nrmer and advanced li to V per cent. In the last hour the market was stronger owing to the agreement of the coal companies. Compared with Saturday prices closed generally higher Central Pacific per cent, Lackawanna Delaware and Hudson 1?, Krie Kanscs and Texas 1Z, Lake Shore Louisville and Nashville J. Missouri FacU.c ?i, New York Central Northwest Northern Faclöc pre ferred K. Pullman Ptlace Car 1. fe. Paul Manltoba H. TeM an-1 Pacific Uniju Pada l, VVfstern Tnlon per cent. Those that were lower were Dnriintoa an l Quincy i Oreeon Transcontinental , anlfc'u l'aul preferred S per cent. lranciiona ou BtocJc Exchange to-day aggregated lt'J,(Xo shares, of which 7,(00 were Lickawaxna. 5,0f0 Lake Shore. 15,000 Northwestern, 8,otO 2s ew oi'i Central, and 16.C00 8u PaaL Theie was considerable business in laiutns Stocka this morning, transactions atnonntlu to 10 040 shares. Robinson was active aad weas at 20(17: Navajo was weak at 100 regular, and 155 $ 150 seller CO; Bodle, 19 and Consolidated C ifornld and Virginia, 1 j5; Standard was strong sad higher at 5G$G0: Home 8 aie. 1,000; Aur.e- wh firm at 3; Alice 2C0 buyer 60; Albion Belle Isle, 20: Grand Prize, 3"; IIa! 3 snd Norciosr, ClO seller 10: Silver KIne, 50-. boyer 6P, and Ontario at 104. In th afternoon 4,810 shares were sold; Alice sold at 200; A.mte, 3: Horn Silver, 2-jO seller 4. 2i;2-5 reular. is3 seller 10; Navajo, 105: Hale fc Noccro, SiO; Chrysolite, I: California and Virginia. 13314: Little Chlf, 2! : Rub'DBcn, 20: Grand IVlz, 40 (00 shareil, and Standard (,1'J shares) it C03u. eovaBinrorr s scram Sterling, SO days.. 4SI I U.R. 4H'v 11 ,li I Sew D. a. v...-iai4 steruiig, eicni.... ,4-iS Hotb The pircbtsInK price for lOTd'aswol bonds In Indianapolis arte rrma th Sew Yort qoetA'-kUÄ X J Deroenw WJNije, PacliO ri .175 .Icntit-r, aew . 2? DenU faclfl'3 flrta. .11'J I Tex. P. laud frrauta. i i rle feconJf-.. . 6!Vi Tex- F. Kio Grande. Si Uhlan A VVUks. S3 I Colon Paa flrsu . 1 Lonitlaaa consuls.. 74 iU. P. land (rranu..lG3 Ulwourl era 102 0. V. -inking fand Vlrslnla 6's.. 3 . Joe 8 , P. A 8. Ü. firsts.Tesneuee Ca...-. Virginia consols 42;;:Do. deferred.... 5 fllNESAi. STCCKS. Adams Krpresi 13-' (Mobile Ohio-.. Allegheny Central.. Z Morris A Kssox- ... Alton & erre UMM is i Nashville s Chat. A. A T. H. Dfd... 62 IN. J. Central - Vi 115 Oil' Amerlcao. Express.. 90 Norfolk s W. pfl... 20 Barl, cedu K. .. rus Northern raciac . i1 UanadaPaotisM 40?-8 Da pfi..... 3' Canada 8ontbern 29Jü Noruiwestern...... 3j: Oentral f.ciaa 81' Northwestern pfa.12 Qhempeakc A Ohio.. 6i,New York Central.. ;., Do. flnt ptelerred.. 10 Ohio Central..... 114 Do. seconds m. . 5?i'Ohio A Mhrhrclppi.. 17 Obicago A Alton 131 iO. A Mian, pfd 63 0, dt A. preferred .m 147 Ontario A western., ll'i Chiu Burl. A q....H7 Oregon Navigation., 65!, unic., eu L. 4i ti. o.. el 'UreRon Transoon't'I. ilV O., 8U U & PltUbur DO pllMnhvni.MmMl Din., Ban. A Cleve., a, c. o. a 1 Dtilawira A HaiL. Dei. A LCDenver A JEL Grande 73a Oreeon ImproTem't. "ii 10 iPaciflO Maü....... 51'.; 21 rtins.mi 98 81 I Peoria, D. A K 12; , SS-?! Pitteborg... 137 PaUman Palace Oar.ll'?i s Readin?........ 15s l a Roc Island. 107 20 BU A San. Fran l-i S'. Do. preferTed.. 85j Erie pre.'errcd. EactTennesce Co. preferred nrst pid......M 81 Kort Waype 10-2",: St. PanL. Sannltai .c Bu Joe. stie ßt. Paul pf 1. .lOii Do. prererred. s8 ,8t. Paul A Mana.... Harlem J 18t. Paul A Omaha Houston A Texas. 50 iSt. P. A O. pfd.... 82' I UUUOI Centrai-.l2l"i Texas laciflc Indiana, B. A W CanRas A Texas. 12 i Cnlon 1'aciao JVJ vT. 8. Bxpre Uke JCrle A Wet Lake Score....... . Louisville A Kah LOU..N. A. A Chi..., 1 2i W., st. L. A Fauiau. Do. pfd....-... ....... .Si 'iv A weiisAr&rgorüx. IS' . W. Ü. TelegrapH.w, ' I aas . IS , i . 2f sin., a ciu. 1st pid 10 Jc, second pfd assess) V tfem. & Charleston.. SS iHometake . Iron suver.... Ontario........ Quickallver. .'clilan CentraL. t aLnneap. A St. I.. 10'i Do. preferred.. ', preferred. 2t 'öouta Paclna..Missouri Paclflo .f4 Sutro.. II Worsljgn Honey and Stocks. LONDON, Jan. 2C.-ConoIs, W 1116: account, M 13-1.) ünited States Bonds-4a. iVj. 4'-. lS-'i. Ballroad Bonda-Cana-la PadOc. 41; trie, 15',; seconds, bb1: Illinois Central, 2j; 4t. Pu!t Hew York Central, bni; Iaoiflc, ölj s. FAIS. Jan. 2x Ken tea. 60-. 90c Sluc-a the ltof January div good havefukproved and prices tend upwaicl. In gicshanu this feature Is cf pecially noted. The grocery trade in general is improving, while sugar show a slight advance. Coffees are active. There has oeeu aloo a slight advance in the nail marker. The iron trade 1m improving, flRUK. Wheal Cnder light lectipts local p-l- are well maintained, and milling wheat In active demand. Futures dull. New York off at noon, Baltimore yaa to -'Jc, and Chicago ?c lower. Com Looäl markets are qnlte active, and buyeis are quite numerous. We note quite a boom in ecelpts, nearly 1(0 cars showing up since last Saturday. Trices film for No. 2 white, but shows slight decline for other grade. Futures dull. New York 0c off, and Chicago o lower. Oats Coder light receipt, all grades are wanted at fall quotations. klour. Oral snd Hay. Floor Patent, S17vt)00; extra Uftes, tl OVj I lb: fancv, ti 904 00; choice, 1 1 7Yi 90: 'a-nily, I I rV3 60; treble extra. Si 6O.42 76: double extra. MtogMbO: extra, S2 3542 S5; enperflue, 2 CO J i 15; fine. 92 00, Wheat We quote: Ho. 2 ea SO, 8 , 9. 8 Bed Eld. Atked. track traca ...... track iyt traeir St track 70 Asked. No SKed S ejected.. Corn We quota: so. J wmte fellow aign Mixed Mixed High Mixed, 0.8. . no. 2 wnite relected Ho. 8 white rejected.-., man mixed reieoted Mixed rejected Jnmerctian table Sound Kar Oats We quote: 0. awnue Light mixed. Mixed Bye-No, 2 higher, 48c bid; no sellers. Brand-Firm: 111 29 bid f. 0. b.; held at?13 50. Hay Prime timothy, nominrl. CHICAGO MABXrrS. Fnrnlfied by H. E. Kinney A Co., Grain and Pro vision Brokers, No. 9 Chamber of Commerce.! Jan. 26. Wheat Feb March. Way.Corn Feb March...Mav.-.. Oar Feb. March... Mty..-. Pork - Jfeb.... Marcb.. May, .. Lard Feo...-. March.. M.y. Bios - reb MarchMay. '4tlmated receipts hogs, 2T.ooo head. BRITISH CK1I TRADE REVIEW. Loirnoj, Jan. 2t'i. The Mark Ine Kxpross, In its weekly review ol tbe Britlab corn trado, says: Fiohti, a light easterly wind and logs had a wholesome check upon vegetation. Crops are la good poMtlon for tbls time of year. Wheat la itrong in plant snd of healthy color. Fa vo ruble threshing weather has lncracod farmers' deliveries ot wheat for the paat three weeks, but values have been aradoaUy declining. Piloes are aeaerally Is below hut week. The sales of - rngllfch. . wheat daring . . the . week were 3,145 quartets at 34s lid, against ti2 384 quarters, at 3&s, the corresponding week

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aad wertb above tX The market for foreign bull at a stand IUI, and seilors wililnjt to accept W 0 Is reduction. Flour slow of sales, bat the market is steady. Mixed American mat?) at London, on Friday, was freely offered at 23! Cd ex ahlp. February steamers readily takea by shippers. Kound maize scaree and prices lrregvilar but higher than foregoing. Barleys continue firm. Oats are higher but low; cargoes off coast, none, and merchants are awaiting arrivals. I here was a languid, dragging; Inquiry for cargoes on pas sage; values, Svi6d lower. To-day wheat was scarce and In demand. Flour was 6d cheaper. Maize is in improved demand at last week' Trice. Malting barleys are steady. Crintiing dull and weaker. Oats are dull. Beans and peas are unchanged. iaDISNAPOIIS WHOLESALE MARKETS.

Dry Goods. raisTS. Windsor fancy Pad no fancy I Merrimack fancy. -84 .8 tconeeioga tancy 1 Berwick fancv. Cocheco fancy. Richmond lancv-.. Belmont fancv. Hamilton fancy. .-SX'Wa-n'n' ton Ind. biue.7' American fancy,-SSi American lud. blue .7 American nirung.-4S' AiDion aoua-.. Allen fancy-,,,,,,,,,, ....litnTunn'- mfnln Alien ihirun?.-...-4H:y',eoi Biver fancy. uernmata soirung. .1 Hitmnneu tancy DKKSS FABBICS. Paclflc !i poplin lus..io; Hamilton alpacas. 9 Pacific oashn'w-.llk Himllton mix 11 raaEc 4 a.ntiiraiian cr.ie .1 S Paclilo 6-4 A. C. M...30 Pacific 1 100 iawna 10V Pact tie Organdy-.! 1 jPacino Chamb ray. . 9 I Paciflo cretonnes. M 8 Pacific c f. suiiines.- 8 Pacific 6-4 . X. C48h.2C Pacific C-4 A. U. cash.25 Mauchrster carilll,i PaclQo percales ..-.1 ü Manchester DeB.-13 Paciric nun's veU glöS Atlantic alp&cas.lQ j irllngton 42-in nun's Atlantic . Ucaab.. -21 velUng. :Hi AtlaaHc F. caahm. 25 .Arlinston lA gray 1 caohmera , ., -15 BKOWS COTTOSS. Atlanua 7'4 Bodford R... 7 ; Hill's - 6: Yardstick. .. .'4 .7 Atlantic H ... Mystlo Kiver. Lawrence L. LTndlan liead Conectoga Y JSy rremontC. C... mJii Stark A- .. niwuK ftrAtiACÄ s s 7 Pcpperell K ......b'i uuca c 14 Pcpperell K - Pepperell 9 4-..-. PeppereU 10-4 1 Iv, ( HOOtt A X... ...) 18 iMassv;huüet1a B. B-..5 20 Windsor H. 4J4 ELK ICH ED COTTOXS. androEcoggln L Barker Mills Farwell . . 7V$ .- 74 6 liontaaie.. t) 1 . a 1 ,..... I -'4 pwiBiuvim ........ n . Wamsntta............l0,4 CK Masonville .... Fruit of the Loom. Hlii's Semper Idem.. 1 Blackstone A. A.. 7, Ra-uicr' Cboioe . Dttnt Ancnor Uope 6"v4 Feu:hvill... sssssesssss 4 P?pperell 9 4. JO iocnontf ... Chestnut Hill Loniale Carabrla .... .... ,n4 . 4H Bl'd 7 lH Si if' P 9 VA 10'$ 10 fl 11 12 1:1 MX Pepperell 10 4 22 00TTOS FLA-nnn.-. Bn Bl'd' B'n Pre in on; DL . 7 Tremont f . Tremont H... 8 9 10 Tremont U - Tremont L. - 7 Tremont B.- V Tremont N.... g2 Irtmont P, Tremont .... Tremont Y.., 11 Tremont X. UiTremout O..-. 9 ...lEllertonCN.. 6 Nashua (4..... Nashua FF, 7 niienon uu. 7 Nashua E.. Nafbua T. Nahua D. 74'EllertonCL.. 7 8 lEllerton V.-. 7f2 SH 'Kllertoa T... s 8 Nashua C 8 EUerton R. Nashua B. 9 iciicrwju r v; a Nashua A.- . 8! Nashua AAA.. 9 Nashua X..anm104 N&&hoa XX UX 9ilEllertonQ.. 10 10 Ellerton P..-.10 y. llKllertonO 11 1 juierton n. OINGHAMS. Amoskeag... 7S. Wamsutta . 7i Borksbire Lancaster Bates. 1 inormanoio .. I , 9 10X GIäkjow. . .. 7 Royal.. York.. 7 White MTg Co..... 7 Renfrew Jresa. . .. Johnson buk fold... rxArns asd cheviots. AmoiteaK . 9 Alabama plalJi - 7 Amoekeatd Xancy-.i0 Louisiana plalds..M 7 ate"-..MMNN..mMMM SX'Otuwa plaids.......... 7 Oti- B B Edlnbur cbevlota10 Park Mill, 70checkl. iKrerett cherlota.. 9 para mius, so cbeck.13 uroat KepnbUQ caev. 7 Economy cheer J Oolomblso. sry I A Utls cb . 9X, Hamilton stripes IQ Daums. Otis, AZA .13 York, blue. ssssssl4 OtisBB ..12 -11 York, slate, Mll Otis C C York, fancy-, Oakland, A.. 15 Amoskeg .14 tverett... .14 Columbian.... Hsymaka. 8 Boston sss.wa TICKINGS. ..14 iLewlston, 88 .llXlLewlston, 32. 14 ILewlston, 33 .18 lOakland. A.. Amoekeag, A O A York. 30 In Connestoga, B F uonestoga, extra.. Coestoga, C O A... ,ll)40akl4nd, A A.-. eSADI BAOS. American 13 inn-. ,, , , q rrankliavllle MMMV.20 ILewlston-. -2. etark, A.. -'214,(ieorii(i, A 18 OASPFT CHAIN. .. 1H ()overiet Chain D ..,....22 ;No.ooocotvoa Yani..io Wbice-. WMIVVHlWWiMHlMIHM . uanoie wicx .20 1 Twine .. 20 The Pradoc Utkk Äggs Paying 20c per doz. ; from store, 22c, Buit--4eamerv fancT. 25.ai0c: choicA. iSTJo; dairy, "elected. l-ijc: country, fancy, Li-ic: sweet roll, 10012c; medium grades. 6asc: low graui-s, ai43 per io. rouiiry uens. Toner in: roostert 4c: torlnn Chickens, 7c: turkeys, 9o: old gooao, and wellleataerea, per aos , -j u; aacaa, per a a., at uu. xvauuii too per noz. Bquirrels-75c per aoz. Feathers Prims atuse. tbo. tnixl and duck. a25C Wool Tub-washed and picked, 30c; uuswhed. medium, 20c; unwashed common, 20c; uusned One. ice: Cot-wold, lie: da coarso. 16,4 17c: do. cotton fleeces, 14315c. The Provision .Market, Below are ths present Jobbing prices: Smoked Meats, can vase d or plala (plain 'ntMls aot guaranteed against skipper -)i C Hans: 10 to 12 S lbs. averajo, llc: 15 It, aveme, Itc: I7lbs. average, lov.o; a) lbs average, MVS'; beavy aviaae, 21325 Its . 10c. Cottage bams. c: taiiioinia oams, 7;c; English breakfast baooD, clear, 11c: nshib shoulders, 7c; family thoulders, pieces averagic? e to 10 lbs., 6Vjc: drd beef, I'm. Bscon Clear side, me-liam wu.8c:do backs, licht weght, Sc; beillos, sc: Frecch flitcb. 7-lo pea. 7c D. 8. and Pickled Meats-Ku.tll.su cure-t, clear Srf r4 CjM aw ha r V A tn namA 1 7 1 Daa -r-. t ilaas sauv vt '"-- uuuiubvu s U a-fcia a,vi sv vavsi perbbl., 2o01be,,Sl5 00: pork, clear. rr bbl., 200 ids, f 13: lamuy pork, clear, per bbl., 200 loo., su; tanuiy oeei. lis. Lard Pure kettle-rendered In tleroos, 8i;c: In half barrels or 60-lb tubs, 8jhC; 4i-lb Un tuba, 9';c; 20-lbpalls, 9'ic; 10-lb palls, 90. Bologna In cloth 6c: In skin, 7c. Tbs Grocery Market. Cheese Full cream, New York, H 3l5c; Ohio, Oc; part skim, Sjite per pound: Walte üoao, lie; Crystal Spring, 14Ci Empire. 12c Coflees Common, Hv410c: ordinary, 10Vf $ lie; fair, UMailJic; prime. l2XHLC,c: stricUy prime, 1213340; choice. lTJisUHe; Old vernmentJava, l2925c: McLaughUn's XXXX roasted, l-lb package, loO-lb oases, ici 60-lb da, 14Kc; Arbuckle's roasted, 145c; Levering's, 11 c; Oardoba, Gates' Ao,L 15J4C; üatea' prime, 14C ßngars Cutloaf, TXc; poäored. o: granulated, 79j7ic; standard A. 626c; off A, 6(9 fr'uc; white extra C. fy6c; Utht brown, 6 4 She; common grades, 5j5ic; New Orleans, h. Molsssea and Syrups New crop New Orleans molasses, 60K6a : syrup, 24(45o per gal. for common to choice; maple syrup, tl 10 I 85. BiceCarolina and IxjuMana, 57c Spleen Pepper, 17K3l8lc: alsplce, 10fl'2o; doves, 20-ä26c; Kinder, 1722; cinnamon in inata, LKai5o: nutmegs, 6680c. Bait Lake, in car lota, 95c; dray lots, STOOdil 05; small lots, 10c more from store: dairy, J2 2543 00. etaroh Refined pearl, S!i36o per lb. : Kureka, 4c; Champion gloss, lump, 6iC4c j Improved corn, tv.yp. Bait Fish Mackerel, extra met, ri4 perbbl.; halves, 112 60: No. 1 mackerel. tlijsiU: halves. S9 ttO; No. 2 mackerel. SU 50 J it; halves, 86 50M; o. 2 medium, as; halves, $4 50; No. 8 mackerel, 6(36 50; halves, 13(33 50; No, 1 white fish, 6 50(07; boneless fish, t5 50(4 per 100 lbs.: boneless cod, f&7: extra. 810: Grand Bank, S'xVSHo per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raUlns, new, 13 600(3 65: new Valenoia, 113120; Bniuna, lie; new Muscatel raisins, two crown, 13 13iJ3 25: three crown. $3 20; Oallfornia Lk., $2 25. Lemons Menina, H 0OA4 SO. Prunes New Turkish, 6S37c; biiltana da, 8ic; currants, 6c: new figs, layers. 12ic Dates Matts, 63 iXQftCi Fard in ten-pound boxes, 9910a Oranges Florida, crate, S4Q4 r0: Braxlllan do., ; Jamaica, bbL.lt omi 5a Louisiana Oranges Per bbL, k6 60(7; California L L. 2 70. peanuU-Haw. Tenner see. 4b46ci WilmlnKtoo, 84c: roasted, too: TenneiwHt, 4XAöSo- Bananaa Sli por bench. Cocoannis, II ix)b. Lnnea ooods we quote: Tomatoes, lbs., 96crm 00: Peaches, t lbs, standard. 81 5tOi 70; Iba,, 81 90(92 UU; -econds. S lbs. $1 60 rtl 60: 2 lbs.. 81 &V41 48: Pie Poaches, 8 lbs. f 1 05a 1 10; 6 lbs., 1 80(41 85; Blackberries, 85J5c; Strawberries, II 10dl 15; Raspberries, llli 25; Cherrlea. red. SOGM: whits, 81 t-'l 20. String Bean-, tf0($ft5c; Green Peaa, Marrowfat, 81 MO 1 66; Yarmouth Corn, II 2511 30: Mountain Sogar Corn, SI 2501 SO; Standard 2 lbs , 90c$l; Maci erel, $l25(isi S5; Pineapples, tl 50. J2 00; Salmon, 1 ib., 16O(0L7u; Tambler Jellies, 8.90o; Cots Oysters, l id., lieht weight, 65970c; 1 lb, full weight, fl 10,31 is 1 2 lbs., light weight. SI 10: 2 lbs., InU weight. $1 &V1 5: Sardines, French, n, $1 75 per loa. ; American, h, WOo per dos; Apple, 8 lbs, aojo; 6 lbs, II 60J2 60; gallon, U 25)d 60. Vegetables and Fruits. Bflana Cboloe navy, $1 50ai 75: nMlua, $1 50 vl 76; Marrows. $1 2 25 Oallfornia, 8. , Potatoes-w oo,ai 5 per bbl ; 55S;65c per bu. Sweat Potatoes Philadelphia Jerseys, 15(115 50 Baltimores, $44)4 50 : Kentn'-ky, $3 25rt 3 60. Applea Choloe, ti 6C2 75; faucy. ftC com

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Dried Apples Zvaporate-I, SAc; eommon dried. 49ÖC Peaches Dried Reaches, halvea, 8S99ci Oallfornia luires, l6o: evaporated, lOS-anc. Cabbage New, per crate ri 5&l 00. Onions $S 00(33 10 per bbL ' Honey l32Uo. Sssd Seed Timothy, tl t-'l 50 per bothel; clover, f 4 75 per bushel. Ooal snd Ooats. Pitta trarg. per ton, tl 00: anthracite, 17 00 j Bay xaond City. 1400: Indiana bloc. $400: coke, lump, 10c: coke, crushed, 12c; Jackson coal, S3 75; Stont's coal. $2 50. nidaa, aVeAther suid Tallow. Hemlock sole, 24t32c; oak sole, 30333ci Pennsylvania harness leather, S3l37a: harness leather, 2935c; bridle leather, per do., $60,372; domestio kip, 6O80c: French kip, 80ortU 20; domestio calf, 7Uc(dtl 10; French calf, 1 1 10(41 80. Hides Na 1 cured, 7a8Mc: Nal green, Vd'o; No. 1 calf, 9(310ct cured, 10(illo; dry salt, 10c; flint, 12c: No. 2 bides, off. Tallow Prime, btW, No. 2, wa5S. Grease Brown, 4jöc; white, 6oc; yellow, X56c. - Dmc Markau Alcohol, $2 20(32 25; calomel, 75S5o; camphor, 254.30c; cochlue&l, 504GQc; chloroform, S3c3il 00; gum opium, $4 60((4 75; indigo, 81 00413 00; morphin. H 40(93 65. Oils Caator, $1 661 60: lirel oil, 90c(5Sl 8o ; olive oil, $1 50(93 UO; bergamot (Sanderson's), I2 25&2 50; lemon (Sanderson's), II r.m2 00. Quinine P. A W.. tl 051 10; einchonida, 40345c. Ajnertcan bi-carb, so-la, 3c; Knglinh do., 5v96a. San Ö Garret" a, 2-oa. pack., fl 00 per dor.; 4-oz botUcs, $3 00 per doz. Flove'i Bulphnr. 4'35c Turpcatlne 36918c: Eagluh Venetian red, by bbl., 2lc: less quantities, SHc. Iodine 8-t 00; Iodide potaah, ti 00. Clove, 20 4 25c. Rbnbartv. 90ctfl 25. Wtndow-glaa, 60 and 20c; donblo. 70 and 10 per cent off. Iron and Steel Market, Bar Iron- $1 90(02 10 : rates ;hoop Iron, $2 CTrates : Norway and Sweed iron, 5c rates : horse sn'oe iron, &c Horse Shoe Barden A Perkins', per ke.$t 2 v. mule shoes, $ I per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nmls Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, per box, 14 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb., lie; epria steel, Co ; tire steel, 4c : toe calk steal, 6c ; machinery steel, &c Nails $2 25. Mlsesllsneoas MarketN. S Raw Furs Mink, large, dark, 40c: pale, 80c; raocoon, black and extra, $1; large and dark, 7"kj; pale, 45c; mnskrat, fail, 6648e; winter, 8 glUs; opossum, 51 20c; skunk, black, prime. 75c; short stripe, 40'kV)c; otter, 3W, gray lox, 0 Söc: red fox, 10375c: house cat, 5S bo; sbeep pelts, by amount of wool and quality, tOTV: full, long-haired Newfoundland do saioa, 50c tixo. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 6l(3S2c: bo'.l.M 956c: lard oil, 6öi4S5o; miners' oil. bo,JtOj; tubrlCHttng oil. 12.918c: straits oil, 65 ä)ti0c; -uiue, to (41 tc coal oil, Indiana legal test, lolO, -; LiO dgree. test, lOXolllc: water white. 155 rtere. Ue 'Iinoera' Supplier We quote: Best bra-vl cnrcoal tin L c, 10x14. 12x12 and 14x20,86 60 ; LX.10H4. 14x20 anJ 12x12, ts AO; roofln?, IU, 14x2-1, to 00; 1CX2S. $12 00ai4: block tin, in piz. 21o; in bar, 25c. Iron -27 B iron, 8.25c; 27 O Iron, 6c; Janlata galvanized, 60 per cent, discount; refined, b and 10 ner cent, discount. Sheet xino, 6o. 0pper bottoms, 22a Plalniahed copper, 8fic. Bolder, 14 ewo LITK STOCK.

lottauia.pol)a lav ciock Starkes. TJmos Stock-Y Akne, Jan. 20. Cattu Beceipta, 100 head; shipment. 20) head. Quality generally common, with but few shippers here. Market dull, selling slowly, with a few common grades of butchers' left unsold. Gocd stockers and feeders are In gooi demand, selling reaolly at strong prices. Good to Choloe Shippers. . .. 5 305 85 Fair to medium shippers -. 4 60 95 00 Feeders and common shippers , . 4 in 4 M) Blockers h 25 SS 75 Good tO Choice riw suit hrtrpta,.,rim 3 604 2i Fair to medium cows and heifers. 3 CO as 40 Common to medium cows and heifers-. i 25 7s Teals, common to rr 4 50 06 51 Balis, common to goodM..mMMMMM..MMM. 2 5091 35 Milkers, common to good-. ,.-75 00450 00 ahlpmenta, 150 Hose Receipt, 1.800 bead head. Quality fair. Market active and a shade higher, closing firm with all sold. Bett heavy .......84 70(94 76 Select light-. . ..-...-...-.-.....-. 4 & $4 0 Select packing.. . i 63(41 65 Heavy roughs and pUw.- . . 4 00(J4 40 SHzxr Becelpts, 800 head; shipments, 400 head. But few here; quality not good. Market dull, selling very slowly at about the same prices. Good to choice grades , tS 7a4 no Fair to medium g'10 $ M Common grades , - , - m 2 2f at 00 Bucks, per head.... 2 UtfS 50 ansewbers, EAST LIBERTY. Pa., Jan. 26 Oattle Bull aad CSc off from last week; receipt, 2,831 haad; sbtprreuts, 1,140 head. Hogs Firm ; receipts. 6W head: shipments. 4,500 heaa; Philadelphia, ft C6(ai U5; Yorkera, 84 60(J 4 75. Shecp-SIow snd unchanged; TrH.'GJrts, 2.5C0 head: shipments, 3,200 head. BALTIMORE. Jan. 26. fTattle Hlo ; 'o lower consinprlnn quality; beht beere-, $-" 50ca5 87; flrf t quality, tl tfas 50: medlnm, ft 62rdi 6V;: ordinary, $2 75E:l a0:mot Rale at at 7 (-" 62; rent im-, 1 o&l lited ; ialea, 909 bevl. Swine -Fair supply; receipts, 5,V1 bead; qnoted at K 75. Sheep and Lamb- Rceipt. .1.47-1 head; sheep, quoted at!fe5. lam ha, $5 50t5 50. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 2ö.-The Live 8tock Indicator rcporU: Oattle Beceipta 410 heao, scarcely a snthcient test of töe strencth of the market: export, ( 4i) (SjcO; Kood tocboice sUipuln?, S3(4 r.5; com-.n to Dedium, tl 503 1 0; blockers una Iwderi, i 50 Q 1: cows, !?3 5i. H's Beceipta, 8,000 head. Market active at $4 IM4 bO. heep Kecelpts, head. Market steady at 50(4:1 25 for air to go id. NEW YORK. Jan. 28. Beeves Receipts. 1,700 head. Trace quiet at former prices to near the close, when some concessions were made to clear tbe yards; extremes for natives, $1 907 23: staffs, oxen and cow- $-j 25j; car-lmd of corn -red lexans (o'd at 35 40. Sheep Kecelrts. 18.200 head. Market dull and lower: car-load of Texas heep sole at 11 7 oir cwt.: poor to prima natives, $3 10(35 CO: coinuoii to cboioe lambs, $- 2f H6 75. Hok Beceipta. 14.2CO hoad. Market dall and nominal a 14 3C(1 to. ST. LOUIS. Jan. '2&-43aUls-Bttelpts, 800 head; shipment, 1,100 head. Market strong: experts. St)(&8 2&; gooa to choice snippinz, 89 40(93: common to medlnm, SI 50$ S 25; butchers' steers. $4 4 10: rows and heifers, 83 904: stockers, ?3 5094: feeoers, t441 40; corn ied Texans. $1(41 60. Sheep Becclpts, 1,200 head; ahlpmenta, 1,300 htS'l.. Good trades dull; others dull; common to meiVinrc, $2 60t3: choloe, $325. llOKS-Yorkeis, $4 SKll 4i; packing. $4 401 50; hesvy, $l 60(41 75. Bccelpts, 7.900 head; shipments. 4,600 head. CHICAGO, Jan. 28. The Drovers' Journal report: Hogs Beceipta, 21, 000 headt shipments, 5,500 head. Market strong and 6c higher: rough packin, $4 30 5 05: packlug and -nipping, $4 553 4 H6; light. $4 S0(jJ4 tö: skips, $3 3034 30. Cattle Receipts, 7.010 oeaa: shipments, 2.000 head. Market very dull: exports, $S(6 21; good to choice sblpplna. $5.ä5 70; common to medium, lt 75; corn-fed Texaas, $4(45. Sneep Receipts, 8,200 head; ahlpmenta, 510 head. Market steady; inferior to fair, $2 2091; medium to rood, $3 25(34; choice to extra sheep and lambs, $4 50(4. The Drovers'. Journal Liverpool special quotts: American cattle lc lower and taps 14e; dresssd supply large. BUFFALO, Jsn. 26. Cattle Receipts 1.S0O head: consigned through, 131 cars. Market unsettled and lower, with but few buyers here; woatber stormy: good to choice steers from 1,300 to 1,400 lbs., 35 25 6 75; do., from 1,000 to 1.SC0 lbs.. $4 254 fk'; mixed butchers' grades. $3(94 25; stocken and feeders, $3 75. Market closed w es x. Sheep and Lara be Beceipta, 7.800 head; consigned through, 3 cars. Market doll and weak; medium to good sheep, from 80 to SO pounds, S3 S034 25; choice, from 5 to lOOpoundn, tl 35 04 60: extra, lrom 1C0 lo 120 pounds, $4 704 85; good to choice eetern Jambs, fl t0,43 00; c&cice, $j 7f m 25. , Uok Receipts, 10, COO bead; oonalgned through, 101 cars. .Market active, firm and higher; good to choice Yorkers, tl 04 75; medium to fair do.. It Cß&4 65: butchers' trades, 94 75(41 80: good to choice heavy. $4 754 aft; piss weak at $4 2."3 4 10. MARKETS BY TlXEORPAU. Psdaee Oarksia NKWTOBK, Jan. '26. Cotton dnll at 114'S 11 Vic; founts barely steely : lanoary, 11.29c; Feb.asry. lL27c: Haroh, jj.r.20; aprll, 11.42c; May, 11.13c; June, ll.&Jc; Inly. 11.7:: August, 1L83j; Sepwmber. 11.4 V; October, 1092c; November, 10.72. r leor Dull ; rwdpta, 21,000 obis. ; exoorta. 775 bbla; superfine SUte and Western, 12 6-(ji; common to sood extra, Ii 10J3 50; good to cnoice, W 00.45 60: Minnesota pa'ent, $54 55. Wheat 8pot41Jic and options -3;4o loa-er: closed weak; reoeinta, .S6.000 bn. 1 e porta, 05.000 bu. 1 No. iiprlng, 8:Jl4c: ungTftdod red, tOeiUCc: Na 8 red. Mo; No. 2 red, 92)0! No. 1 white, 93c: No. 2 red. February. mUsscI HW.OOO bu. at 9lrat'Jlic, Cloalog at 91c; Marcb. aalea of 31.000 bo. at 9 Ö.?äc, closing at 9.y; April, sales of Siiuoobu, at 94rii494,,3C closing at & Msy. sales of 1.5S4.000 bn. at 96 .(39 1,0. clooiua at V.V: Jnne, aale Of 7it00 bu. at ö'taSoJc. cloalnK at a&'o. "Soro Spot 19: Vic and options JiölUiic lower: closod weak: receipts, 2i000 bu.: exports, 53,000 tn.: pnra-led, 6:4jKj: Na 8. 534j4'4c: Rtenmer, 62! S'gc: January. 4;95Uc: special lebruary, 60 4 falc: trst ball February, Na 2. 55c; steamer white, p5(j5flc: ungraded white, 51 Ai4n No. 2, January, 53 to: February, 60Ci9ic, closing at 80" ie; March, 4 i&'Ji'c, closing at 50c: April 50c. Kay, 49; PJc, clpajjjg at Wft paar-5i;Ä ivffCr; r

odpr- 51,61X1 bu. ; erporta. Boue:-nIzed. 86;43Sc: Western. 39A4tc Stock of grain in store January 24 - wtifst, 6.62-2.000 bn.: corn, 435,0u0 ba.:oats, 3o7.(C0bu.: baricy, 1S4.C00 bu.: rye, 4?,0u0 bu.; 1 as, 4.S00 bu.: malt, 102,00 bu. Day Steady. Ooße Spot dull: options steady: sales ot 23.750 bags: February, 7.7007.75 March, ",.J6C7.90o: April, NSri Oöc; May, 8 ldjs löc: June, 8.154S.2c; Jaly, 8.35c. 8usar Quiet; powdered, frc; granulated, 6 Vic Molasses-Quiet. Rice Steady. Petroleum um: united. 64ic. Tallow bteady. Botin Quiet, Turpentine Dull. Kggs Quiet and un-rbsneedat3l-?4(442c. Pork Quiet. Beef Steady. Cut Meats Firm; long clear, ti 87. Lard Higher; Western steam, pot, $7 15(47 2: February, $7 14,-4716: March. $7 2:47 2C; aprll, $7 U3 f 81; May, $7 407 43; June, $7 4i-J7 4S. Cheese Quiet. CHICAGO, Jan. 2n Flour Qalet and unchanged. Wheat In fair demand and feeling weaker: closed l3c uuder Saturday. Sales ranted at 7J479ia closed at 79c: Vebruary, liq 740, rlosea at TSc: March, 74 äjc, elosed at Mk-: May. 85(3s6ic, closed at S5Kc; N-.2 Chicago rpring, 79c ;Na 3 do.. 69t7Cc: No. 2 red, Slt. 81;c; Na 3 do , T2-'c. torn -In fatrdemaua and ruled easier; cloed yn under Sataplay: cash, 37V,(iifc: January. S74 7;'4c. clopsd at

'7ic: reorouy, inaaC, cioMa t March. 87? 937 closed at 37V37!4c; Mt'y, 413410, Closed at41,ic. Oats-Kail: cash. Jan

uary and February, 27ji-324c: March. 2:: My, Sl'ial'c clotttKl at 3nC. Rye tuiet at &tc Barley in fair demana at ClJ.c Flaxseed Firm at $1 47. Pork In fair oemaad: fulvauced 10-11150, and cVedtedv; cash, tl 2 20(3 '2 2V Feb mmr, J12 20Q12 25. oloel a' 12 22j'.ft2 -25; Marcb. $12 V7(i2 85. closed at 12 Ki ll Sb: Mav, 112 4f(&12 b:y. Heed at fl2 55 ali 57. Urd In fair demand and 2J..a'K; hljher: cash, February, $6 fi5; yarcb. fö 'JZliö 95; May. 87 10JI7 12VJ. uniAmeat in ftr demand: shoulders, f 1 85 at 90; short ribs. J5 WQS 2; short clear, fö OOSö 6V. Butter snd Kkt Quiet and unchant&L Becalpts Flour. 15,010 bbls : wneat, 2j,0C0 oa; oa5n, 125.CG0 bu.; oats, hS.COObu.; barlev. 6,000 on. ; rye, 45,100 bu. Shipments -Flour, 10,000 bbls.; wheat, CJ.00P bn.: corn, 164,000 bu.; oaa, y0,000 bu.; rye, l,w 0 bu. ; barley. 8,000 bu. Afternoon B ard -Corn KaIcr: decllued 'Cc. Oata Kavier; January and Februarv; declined o. Pork Firm; advanced 2Jäe. Lard -Steady aad nDctan-td. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2.-Flour-Unchanged. Wheat Lower and inactive No. 2 red, T:',77och: 87(a7ic January; 86-K(S7, Feornary: sc March; 9.t3c May, iomu at Inside orice. Corn Lower and slow: fC lC cash; :!C',c January; 86a363sC February. f-.4-a3S3 May. ots Very quiet at Z2&V)tc cash: S2-a'i$:l4e May. Bye -Hither: 65c bid. Barley On 11 at 5o47ftc Let! -Pull at $ i i? :J 50. Butter Uncnntei. EgirsFer at 2420. Flaxseed Steady at $i 47. 4v aid iriTi i ncbar.s?'!. trna-i Kirm at it 20 A'-' .r- lrovi-ioDtfc I-rni but felnr: only sms.M j.b UnöK. V.rk 12 J7V- I rd-70 jl 75 Hoik-miau-long e'esr, $3 20: short rl .$ 40: i-hoit clear, tti 60. Jtsr-on Longclear, 7: short rib, S7 12$: short clear, 7 fceoei put Flour. 5.000 bbla,; wbSAt, 74.060 bu. ; corn, 200.000 ba,; oa, 9.CC0 tu.- rye, 2 000 bu. ; barley, 9,000 bu. ishlp-ments-Fiour. 11 000 bbls : wheat, 43.000 bo.; corn. 34.0X0 bu.; oats, LOüO bu.; rye. ni; barlev. none. Afternoon Board Wheat Easier at 82ViC for January and Februarj; fe'J'S'J'o for Match; (& 9Clc for May. Corn-Steady at 30'ic January 36&3uyrf: February; 37;ac Msy. Oats Nothing done. BALTIMORE, Jan. 26 Flour Steady ; Howard street and Western superfine, 12 7C33 15; extra, $3 2E3 75; family, $l(s5. Wheat Wertarn steady aBd quiet: No. 2 Western winter red, soot, 9iVs 91c; January, 90'ac9)c; February, "JO'iSJ.Vc; March, S14(492,4C; May, S.jj.'.e. Co---it-e-n firmer and quiet; mixed, soot, 5Tvj1i..c; J -quary 50ia.)lc; February. 48s ;ai87hc; Marca. 4 '-4c:Mrfy, ssc; steamer, 49c. ots-Scarce and L m; Wettern white. si&c: mixed. S4(4$a Kye Firm at 70073c. Hav-fcteaiy an i firm. onSlODS Steady and quiet. Mens Pork .ld, V: 50: new, $13 7S. Bulk meats Shoulders and clear rib sides, packed. 6(7 60. Bacon shoulderj, it 7i; clear rib sides, $ ü0:. Ha ms -$12 75(413. Lard RcflDed, SS 2o. Butter Steady; Western, packed, ll2ic; creamery, 22 s3 c. Eggs uit at ifcrgjoc. Pouolenm Nominally steady: refined, Coffee Dull: R30 carsroes, ordinary to fur. Hlt4 9c. Bngar Firm; A sot. 6lc Copper Ke(inea BttB'Jy at I04(?ilc. Freignts to Liverpool-Quiet; cotton, 7-32d: flour, 2s: grain. 6d. Eeceipts Flour, 8.7UO bbla.; wheat. 20,000 bu., corn. 4H.O00 bu. t oats. 2 OtO bu. rye, 100 bn. bhipments Wüeat. 41.C00 bu. ; corn, ltt.OUu bu, PHILAD8XPHIA. Jan. 2. Flour Quiet: Ohio and Indiana, ?rw4 87: St, Looia and Soutbera Iilioola Htifb; winter patent, 86r5 50: Minnasots, t495; sprlDg patents, t5 25(6. tiye t'our Steady at ? 25-33 30. Wheat Weak: Na 2 rea, January, S9J4(ayoc; February. HOQO&ic: March, lVäi '-o; April, 93!'49:i?ic; May, 91?40'J5;5. Corn-Orter-ing8 light; January options firm, bat later was dull and lower; car lots dull; No. 3 mixed, 4Sc: st&traer No. 2 mixed, 49949Jc: No. 2 vellow, 50 He: No. 2 mixed. January, 504ölc: February, March, April andlMay, 4SHVPk. Oats In fair demand .-Jre-jeci.d white, 3ic: Na S white, 2-J4339c; Na 2 white, 41(l2c: futures dull and easier: No. 3 white, January, ( lie: March and April, 37X3 37;ja Provisions Dull but steady. Lard Qaiet: refined. $S 12tfi: steam. $7 25; butchers', $6 757. Batter Firm; creamery extra. 34c. Fees Wtik at 29c. Cheae Quiet: Ohio fla's, i'l2c Eereipti Flour, 2,000 bbls ; wneat, 6 000 bu. : com, SJ.CC0 bu. ; oata. S.O00 bu. BUlpment- Wheat, 26, tOO bu.; oorn,32,COO bu.: 041a, 6 OOO bu. CIKCDfSATI, Jan. 2C,-Ootton-H:t.'ber at W-fr Flour Strong: family. $1 70(1: tnncy. ti ..Va 4 00. Wheat StroDt: o. 2 red, 87c Corn L- wer Na 2 mixed, 43(4 i ijC. "ats Lower at SJ-, Kye Ettftdy at 76c. iwney-In gooi demand; No. 3 Indiana. GOc. Pork Qaiet at $12 50. Lard In good demand at SX)6 96. tiulkmeata Firm; shouiaers, $5: bort ribs, $7 60; short clear, $7 7c. Bacon In good demand. Butter Easier; North western creamery, S7c: dairy, lo($!8c. Linsaed 011 Steady at 4.Sc. Hogs Steady; common and light, $3 65(44 70; packing and butchers', $4 4ia 1 JO; receipts, 2,800 head; shipments, 1,201 head. M1LWAUKKK, Jan. 26.-Flonr-ln fair demand. Wheat Dull; No. 2 Milwaukee, TTJkC; January, TJJc; February, TSXc; March. 7S--hC; JJsy. M'ic torn Firm; No. 3, 41c. 0it8-Oall but firm ; Na 2. 30(31c : No 2 white, S.c. Eyefirm; Na 1. 6t;.;c; Na 2, 61c. Barley Laster: Na 2 spring, 6(c; No. 3 do., 6-2,-l52lc. Provisions Plgtier. Metis Pork $12 0 caea and February; 112 3) Marth. Lard-Prime stesm, i6 S3 cash snd February: 8 90 Marcb. Hogs Higher at $1 S5? 4 75. Kecelpt- Floor. 7,000 bbls.; wneat, 4t,0U0 bn.; cora, 21.0C0 bn. Shipments "lour. 3.500 bbla ; wheat, l.äüO bu.; corn, ll.too bu. TOIJCDO. Jan. 26 Wheat-Quiot and weak: No. 2 red, c"b and January, 0c: Februaty. SO'c; March, ft2'vc; April, 81c: May, 8 ; Na 2 ort, 86 4 biic Coip- Dull; No. i casu. 42 ic: January, 42c: FebicsTy, 41V.C. Oats Quiet; o. 2 cash, SO'-ic; Mav, 32e. Clove rseod Quiet and suidy; prime, $4 9t. lieceipts wheat, 18,004 ra.; w-n. It.OuO bu.; oats. l.OCO bu. Bhlpmeuat Wneat 1LO00 bu. ; corn, 30,000 bu.; oats. none. LOUISVILLE, Jan. 23. Cotton Stroueer and bieber at lO'iC Wheat Quiet and firm: Na 2 red, 83c. Corn No. 2 mixed, 44c: Na 2 white, 45c Oats Na 2 mixed, Söc, Provisions ätrout. Mess pork, fl": bulk shoulders. $1 75; clear ribs, fi"50; clear, t 75. Bacon Shoulders i0; clear rib, $7 5: clear. $7 62Xi. Hams $10 S5. Lard-$8 50. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 26. Wheat Lo wer; cash, 63J'.&64c: February, 635 .3; May, 6K'r07c.. Corn Lower: cash, nie; February, 30!i50'4c; March, :l4 4ao4c: May, SlflWJ'acSJnne. Cl.'ic. uau Hi hur at27So Oil a. TTTT3BUKQ. Jan. 2. Petrolenra Quiet: C. 1. F. optnrd at 6',c advanced to 7Uio, and closed weaker at 69)4c OIL CITY, Pa,, Jan. 26. National Trandt cerflcates opened at highest, 7ü14e: lowest, 6S!c; closed at 69.' ;c. Sales, 1,092,003 bbls; clearaiice. 3,5(,u00 bbls.: runs, 52.4..Ö bbl.: shipments, 9S.643 bbls.; charters, 84,603 bbls. Oil City .Exchange stock, bo bid; 4 50 asked. " BEAD FORD, Pa., Jan. 25. Crude OfJ Weak, with a downward tendency: National Transit and Tide-water runs Saturday and Sunday, 65,435 bbls , total shipment, 401.& bbLs.; charters. 84,603 bbla; clearances, 8,SO0,0CO: Rational Transit certificates opened at 6',c and closed at 69c, tbe lowest price of tbe day; highest price, 700. Dry Goods. NEW YORK.. Jan. 20. Dry Goods The market is quiet lor all classes of cotton good, out through deliveries ou orders a good business has beenresched. Printed fabrics in moderate request. Dress seods doing better, with a fair reqneet for moderate assortments. Woolen -oodn Soft wool dross fabrics doing fairly well, but the general market rather quiet U-au otherwise; due chiefly to cold weather. Wn'iay. BALTIMORE. Jan. 2tJ - Whisky Nominally Steady at 81 BT. LOUIS, Jan. 2tt. Whisky Steady at $1 IS. CfflOAQa Jan. 2C.-Whlsky-Unchangod at tJWCIENNATT, Jan. 26. Whlsk-8teady at $1 11. Camrrb Cared, A clergy rwsn, rtsr suflTenngs number of years from that loathwms disease, Catarrh, after try ip very known remedy without sucre, at last found a prescription which corupletsly cured and saved him from death. Any sntleier from this dreadful disease tendin? a self-addressed stamped envelope to Dr. J. A. Lawrence, 190 Dean strt-et, Brooklyn, N. Y will reoeivs ths reclps free of charts. a Death of sister f hers. W1LKX6BAKRS, Fa,, Jan. 21. Ths secular nsmt of Bieter There sj, who hat just died, was Annie Walker, daughter of Major K. C. Walker, snd Elizabeth Blains. a sister of James G. Blaine; was born at Brownsville. In the course of her studies at tfs. Xvier't Academy, Westmorelend Cxmnty. she made her religions profession at St. Mary's Cjn ent, Pittshur?, in She was thirty years oi a?e. A solemn mass of requiem in it, AIajj'i Cathedral on Ffidaj,

SANFORD'S RADICAL CUBE FOR CATARRH. Wltcb-Hsral, American Pine, Canavda Vir, Slarlgold, and Clover Blossoms, A -ingle dose Of Sanford's Radical Cur In. surily relieves the most violent Bneez'.nj or Hea 1 Colds, clears the Head as by magic, stops waters discDsrgcs from the Nose and Byes, prevents Ringing Noises in the Head, cures Nervous Beadaoo and subdues Chilis and Fevers. In Chronic Ca tanh it cleaufcs the nasal passages ot foul mucus, restores the senses of smell, taste and henrlne who affectsd. Iiecs the head, throat, an 1 broichisl tuls of offensive matter, s wee teas cot purifies the breath, -t p8 the cough, aad aires . the progress of Catarrh towards Con-umptio3. One bottle Radical Cnre, one box Catarrhal Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all in one packace, ot ail drut gists, for tLOO. A&kfor Banlori's Ba-ticai' Cure. Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Uoitoa.

For the relief and prevention , th inat-4Bt It ia apptl-xt, o Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 8clsW lea, Coughs, Colds, Weak Eack, Romachand Bowe's. too".)na Pallia, Nambneea, Hy Herta, Fsmaie Pains, Paipltatta, Dys pereia, Liver Complaint, BiUoua Fever, Malaria and Epidemics, Ti CoUina Flawtara (tu Klctrte Bavttary comUoed with a Porous Planter) and laugh at pain: 5. every where. tLECTPJCW. 'IM, II O&EAH Tc an J fro. i Britain and ali parts ci Europe. 1 i " " : -:tfhJ ''?m?j';T'', "' ar?" 4liU'l-c route. ..oi-tt vf ofcll. t,i---h inl.!!i( H;nn.' icr ff. .13. r. l.-r.rts all -las-'. 'I w.'f -1J1H ii;t .-l:it -ririifr. , im-!i:-il!. : i-i.rpprj -!. -.-try ALLAN Jt CO., f.. v. -i. ,;vr.t, i..t stro.-t, t l.n u; ... Cliss. 1. Sssr.''-!!. ... i.;-T. - Saiving; tV3ade Easy. SEJCT ON TEST TRIAL.. For l-inrir? cari!-. rrK-xI yard. f-mers gettlr c-rS-rtr wool . mid all -.Tt' f l-)HtJt tlli.- H rn-ri vab-4. ! ... mU A buy 1 IS em b Uxr fa.t ana rf. Inifn.nHn kitIiix -t !-- and .i i-y . V, rilig forel.tanUy )lustril -ataioiie in bnllv- itc..l--ni, alo bruiiai.ti lliumuiutcd poster in 5 oukira. All ffr irnts Wdti'wl Kn --" irkly. MOKABXH UPO CO.. UJ SOS Btata St, Cun-t, JU. cp tn iinn use of NO BLANKS, ;grnd capital, sa ooc aii-. rii.ooc "d Capital 3 COO - NO CHARCE i 12 Prem, $1,000 each-JOOO FnrTipbft4el.IO.000 cf $10 each- fU'CCOO" für I ICKSlSl! 89,986 of $2 each $179.972 A OA-SH Ifemiunt Vr l'h Y nip!icu:U nona les than f2. .Vi'Kr'i ;.n- nrfd n4 V tmt, si It can bedtsiucted w !if n ash ITvmium i klo and rubscripUoD tKiu& fur thrrt are ns Wunii "What Cash Premium Will I Get?'" Mend yosr Name sad Kind Ont! On T- -fj : of a lll-r from mi. with a fstal note for rt-v to pr-jsiy ot. lelifr', and pr rata al'rt!Mia; ex-nw". we will ina.l you our Frcmiuiit Aru Jal!-ry. a 8'inriptu-ii Invr-k. loj;antly prvt.ftvl. t ll iih tti tinet nv-ravinirs. well (-ri-i awl (l i'A it rr vul '! ;. l.l.ltfwrl'.i- o iiiir. Ill n ruH 'i,:iu,n lii-'irfiif fUhcr fJ. fi", ?IOO. t-lint!. or which will entitle roil to wiivtev-r aOuDt tb oriii r allH for --Ihr re are 'U-uUt t tlr ff rastip-l ii; tti. .r.l-r of isue-first -.me, fi-: svrN'd. Thr i -u rWk'. exct-nt ot r 1 frt.ne: then apply noi. iw-day. You cii- t !. fir tli iaHf"i itnti I'ra-miuiu is f-. ttn lK.vt't ..0: Hii.l 4sotH. M ttl v.n will my Ih th.- tii i.t-4 Ar-, I'r. iiuum -v r nUtTtnl t.v any ur-spirr. FAKMEH'S LEDGER. 21 W. 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