Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 7, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1885 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STAT BEntIKIL' WEDNESDAY MARCH 1 8 ISBi.

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' tCS 30T COMAI: AMIOXTAs J-.V ASAiranucs bus N rr trjsTW.SDi, va 2 rtSnon homes for ovartex C a century CS Sil THE TESTJFJKS CWL arcs BAiasa powdePvC AXT.3-1 C 3r. fnc?s Sjcci:! FiSTsrliis Extracts, T3e treu m, ot rfteice J ittri I Uxor kaowa,a4 1;. Price's LupsHs Yeast Cemi ftr Ll-jit, Healthy Bread, The Btt Dry Et Yut la the, Work. FOR SALS 3Y GROCERS. ICACO. - CT. LOUIS. LIGHT HEALTHY DREAD The vs dry hop yeat In the world. Bread raised by this yeast is light, white and wholeTorna tike our grandmother's deliciot'S bread. CROCER3 SELL THEM. Prlco Caking Powder Co., l2iTr si rr. Ki:s's sjssäl Rwcim Emcs, 1 Chicago, III. St. Louis Mo, EATIX OX A WAGER. Over Fear Ponuc of Liver Padding, Be. sides OtIir Things. Ezaplsg, Ta., Haren 1G. For some time past considerable rivalry has existed between Henry Smith and Joseph Marquette, rec Denized as Eeadicg's champion eaters. Each clairred that he conld onido the other In the eating line, and finally their friends made arrazgernects for them to engage in an eating rii&tch at Steigerwald'a Hotel, on the oatskirts of the city. The conte&t was to have been for a pari cf $20 at a late honr Saturday night. Eg Iii e of their friends tell wonderful stories of their powers, and a lar. crowd gatberelto witness the contesL The diet selected was liver pnddinz, a greasy dish, which is a great favorite a mm 4 th Germans. A piece ot bread with a small bit of this padding is enScient to appeasa th appetite of the most hungry nun of ordinary at'Eg capacity. When the bnr arrid Smitn'a becier announced tht hi? man hi i ontdene hircself; tbat in order to lest his powers for tbis match he had overtaxed himelf acd felt i'l from the erTfc:a of eatlDj; a thirteen pound turkey. Thea Mar-qneit-, a btlnDy nan of ordinary height, er.t at it alone for the pars which was la'sed for him. A tile of tbe padding which ws exceedicgiy rich and fatty, wa placed r.e'cre fcica and be went at it. lie Lad lasted fur several dajs and was overVdini an aL&rently weak stomach. Time" was c&l!-d nd h commeaced, while tte hall In which be was eating was crowded to its utiEcsi capacity. He was furnished with bread and liquid refreshments, and ate eteadily for twenty minutes, when he took a walk around the square for the food to settle down. He continued eating for an honr. when be bad consumed four and one-half pounds of the puddirjg, which, if put together like sausages, would extend three yards, besides a loaf, of bread, ten schooners of beer, five of water, three glasses of whiaky and two qtarta of pear cider. His fronds then rolled him on a barrel, after which ha went heme to bed. He is now as fresh a a daisy. His be3t record is eating two quart of ice cream at oce sitting. He ono ate a joung pig. n asted entire, and weighing twenty pounds, in oce and one-half hoar'.

ALLOftlSU WÜAEX TO TOTE. The Connecticut Legislature Gladdens the Hearts of Female 8affragUts. Hartfoed, Haren 15. The Connecticut House of Representatives passed Friday, by a vote of 02 to 64, a Dill permitting all v xcen to yote in any school district meeting or to be elected on School Boards, provided tbey are twenty-one years old and have resided in the United States thtee year and io the echcol district in which they vota one year. Tbe House struck out of tbe bill the requirement of a property qualification, and a so a limitation of the ta'lot to women Li-Ting children or wards in schools. The female suffragist who advocated the bill were eatisfied with these restrictions, bat the Hocse In removing then has endangered the prospect of the bill when it reaches the Senate. A bill was also passed creating a State Bureau cf Statistics, with a Commissioner at $2,500 per annum, to be appointed by the Governor for four years. In the eise of the suspended New Haven rjcember, Mr. Pieott, the Judiciary Committee reported adversely to day on the petition cf 5,000 of bis constituents for an Investigation. Action on the report was postponed. Sir. Pigott has written his resignation, acd it will be presented if the report of the committee Is accepted. Tbe probabilities are tbat as he is under suspension th.9 House will refuse to accept the resignation. The Agricultural Committee has repo'tel , a bill almost identical with the New York law prohibiting the manufacture and sale of oleomargarine. Three Negro Lynched. Mimpeis, March 12. The AyalaDche's Troy, Tenn., special sayi: Three negroes, r amed Ambrose Young;, Charles Latham and Frank Freeman, were arrested yesterday, charged with being Implicated In tbe murder at Montgomery, near tve State line, last Pecember, and while under guard at Union City last night, a mob cf 100 overpowered the guards, took the prisoners and hanged them just outside of the city. Their lifeless corpses were found this morning suspended from a tree. Union City is greatly excited over the matter. Killed and Burned Her Child. Raleigh, N. C, March 15 Near Knott's Etore, in Acson County, a few days ago Mrs. kelson Lockbart, a negrets, murdered her ten-year-old daughter and then attempted to turn tbe remains. In a passion she knocked the child on tbe head, killing her, and then, jo our tu crice. laid the child oa the

f"tb-fS raked fire around her feet and v 7 Ycake it appear that the child hsd " m Starred to death accidentally, the .Mm tcok a water-bucket, went into tbe r-r1 Vi.ro mir rMMron w.ra nlin? and

told them to go into tbe house and see if the gm wss va lire, ooe luvu neutui nsyuu some distance from the house, notwithstanding tbere was a well in the yard. The children fonnd the child lying on the hearth with htr clothing on lire. An alarm was given aod men wsrking near by found the child dead, although burned only on th feet and legs. This caused suspicion, and when a clot of blood was fonnd on the head tbe Coroner was notified. The woman w arrested. Accident on the Texas Pacific. Ablisgton, Tex., March 15, While, the east-bound mall on the Texas Taciüc Railroad was crossing Village Creek. nar Arlington, this morning, the bridge gave way, and the ergine, mail and baggage cars were precipitated into the creek. The fireman is missing and is supposed to bo under the engine. Woodruff, the baggigeruaster, and a route orent, r.ame unknown, seriously injured, have ben taken to the company's hospital at Fort Worth. The strikers vitited tae scene of the wreck this afternoon and wert manfully to work clearing and repairing tr-a track. The fireman. J. E. Hobect. jumped from tbe tender and was carrud under and killed; the engineer, S. Reach, was badly injured. Baja?einaster Woodrna and Mall Agent Stewart were bath ncui:ded, but not seriously. Visible Supply of Grain. Chicago, March 1C The following is the yisible supply of grain in the United States and Canada, on Saturday, as ascertained by the Secretary of the Board of Trade for posting on 'Change to morrow: Wheat, -IS 503,017 bushels, an increase of 7.312, as compared -ith the Saturday before: crn. S 196,105; ince. 1.74S.223: rats. 2 957,995; inrftf. 501,127: rve, 34 S4S; increase, 19,C2rt; bsrlty. 1.2S2.755; decrease, 09 1 4. The I HowingiB the amount of grain in st ire in Chicago at the. nsme dite: Wheat, 15.705. G4 bnhl'; corn, 1 752 531; o&ta, 5')1 416; rje, 130.S9; barley, 101 i2 Comity Comiulilonrr .Arrested. Eelkja, Mont., March 1G The County Commlfsioners of Lewis Clark County were arrested by experts. Daring the pst two weeks they have been making examination of the accounts of W. K. Roberta. County Clerk; Alexander H. Beattie, Clerk of th9 District Court: F. P. Sherling, Frobate Jadge, and County Commissioners. In tba case of Roberts tbey declare there is apparent deficit of S3G.0C0, which amount is demanded from his bondsmen. Roberts declares that there is no deficit, and the result is looke 1 forward to with great interest, as the ac cEed has stood high in the estimation of the people. Give The in a CUauce. If the thousands and tens of thousands of weak and weary süßerer throughout the land, who, in spite of cie and skill, are steadily drifting downward, could have the benefit of that singularly Vitalizing Treatment now eo widely dispensed by Drs. Starkey & Talen, of 1,109 Girard street, Phi1adelphia, the help, aod ease, and comfort it would brine to wasting bodies and depressed spirits would bo blessings beyond price. If, reader, yon have an invalid wife, or mother, or daughter, or sister, or any one who is under yenr care or dependent upon yon. and to whom life has become a burden through weakness aod pain, consider seriously whether yon are not bound, in both love and duty, to give this sufferer a chance of recovery, or, at least, the blessing of eve from pain. You are oCered the amplest meats of information in regard to this new Treatment. If von can examine testimony without prejudice, and can weigh evidence with judsment 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 supplied. A Mln'.xttr Fxpelled From the Fold. Syracuse, Marco 15. Rev. J. E. Herman, the divinity student who has been preaching m the Second Evangelical Church of this city fcr over a year, and who was charged by Ella Yeakel, the organist, eighteen years old, with being the father of her child, was ve sterday formally expelled from the ministry and church by the New York Conference of the Evangelical Association in session at Utica. Herman confessed his guilt and married the girl, promising to lead an exemplary life, but the indignation of the church members was too intense to permit anything short of expulsion. The girl's father is a well-known builder and contractor, and moves in the best German circles. The best test of a human life is the acuount of good it ha been and done t j others. Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham may be given a est of honor among those who nave help d to chance sickness Into health, and to transform the dirfene-e of suffering ino the sunshine of rest and hope. The Oklahoma Hoomer Still ta Camp. ABKA59AS City, Kai , March 10 None of the Oklahoma boomers have yet left cimp. They are still awaiting farther advices frjcu Washington. The opinion prevails among them tbat tbe President's proclamation is only to prevent their moving untii the Cabinet has more time to consider the question. The colODiMs' representatives at Washington te'egrph tbat the matter will again be considered at the Cabinet meeting on Tuesday. One of the greatest of Pennsylvania's pro dncts is petroleum. Millions hava been made in the preasy fluid. Benjamin Crump, living at Oil City, rigit in the heart of fie petroleum country, was prostrated by fiak headache and general exhaustion by worsting continuously in the sun. By tbe doctor's advice he used Mishler's Herb Biters as a preventive, and thereafter did not suffer. The Fallare of a Mob to Rescue Raleigh. N. C, March 10 T. B. Coward, Deputy United States Marshal, arrived at the town of Highland with rive prisoners charged with illicit distillation. A mob of mounted men came to the hotel where the party were and attempted a rescue. They were repulsed by Coward and his deputies. Oce of the party was killed, one wounded and tnree captured and jailed. One Dollar for Fifty Cents. Any reader of this paper who will sen! fifty one cent stamps to the American Rural Home, Rochester, N. Y., before March 15, 1865. will receive that handsome paper, postage free, until January 1, 18SG. The Rural is a large eight page, forty-column Weekly paper, how in its fifteenth year, and the cheapest farm journal in the world. The price ia 1 a year in advance, but the abive offer of fifty cents in postage stamps will be accepted If sent in before March 15, 1335. This special oner will not appear again in this paper. If you want the Rural Home subscribe at once. Send for sample copy, and see what a bargain is offered. 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A great many people disregard dyspeptic symptoms and assume that they will soon disappear of themselves; bui this Is not the fact and tbe only safe remedy for them is idli E&ifc and 2xqo

UHMCIiLAKD COMERClAi. HONEY AND STiVjtt3.

New York rtnaclal Parket. HEW YORK, March l-MonT-igi per cent,, dosed at 1 per cent. Prime Marc&na. Piper -45 per ocnt Government Bonds-Quiet; 3 per cents. V per cent lower; 1 per cents. , per cent, lower; others unchanred. Railroad Bonus Fairly sctive and irregular. State Securities Quiet and irregular. Tee feature ei the stock market is of great dullness. Combined with the ou&lnesa of the past three dayi It has not exceeded the average transactions of a single busy day. At the opening of the Stock Exchange to day there were a good many stop o-ders within a small fraction of Saturday's closing quotations, and many ot the spec ll&tors who had established the opening o notations a shade above those figures were inns aded la making a moderate advance in the some mora active stocks. Transactions on 8tocx Exchange acrsjated 156 Coo stares, of which S5,0u'J were Lecawinna, 10.0CO Lake thore, 23,000 Northwestern, ll.0;W Se .lerey Central. 1.VW0 Sew Yorx .Central, 2 ;,C03 Faul, aua 15.0C0 Union Pacific SiMling, to days 4S0 P. S. X's....... Sx:iav, slsiit....-. Newtl. 1114 I fat cent. tor.l8..l?i j f-CTS The purchasing prtc for iJoveracum OCE In lo-'lans-poils varies Ixotn the New Yorx jcautticit par cent. BOWTM. rHclflo i 15 iTenneseee, new .. 47 Cent Padflcfirstt .UPi Tex. F. lnd grants. Irie seconds... fcrex. P. Rio Grande. iöY, Lehl?h A Wllks.. 9S IDnion Pao. flrsta...112!4 Loabiiana coanal8 O. f. laud erant..10 t'd Missouri 6'g -102H tj. P. sinking Iand.119 Bt. Joe . . 115 IVirtdnla ('.,.,.. 3S ft. P. A a C. flrsta.-121 Virginia consols..-.. 42 Tennessee l's. i''Do. deferred..., (i SINCSAL STOCKS. acnes EpTefS...132 (Morris A Ker...l2l AUcghenj Central- 'Nashville A Chat Alten A trre li 20 N. J. Central äs' A, A T. EL tid... SO : for folk A W. pfi Xi American r.xprvFi... 1 icziaeru rac:ac.. 45, 4 Earl. Cedai it. A N. 63 iuao.a .. 4i i 3t;i Korin western- 9"' C&cada Pacific fanada Southern. Central Pacific. Chesapeake A Ohio. Dotflrtt prslerrod... Do. second 32 Northwestern pll.-13J Us7. New York Centra1 b Ohio Central.-.... SA 10',. OMo A aileslBEippi- 15ya 6i . s yi.BK. ni a. .- ISt (Ontario ä Western.. 110 Chicago A Alton C, A A. prt f srred... 150 Oregon Navlsation- 63 uciC, cur:. wckuu nau.ua i u i i Chic, ät. Ii AK. o. 3 (Oreeon Improvem't 2 ! uredon mnscoa'i'L io 0 St. I A Pittsburg 8' 5 Paciflo 24aO 61 Co. rfd 154 I'an&ma 98 Cln.. Ban. A Qeva. 122 iPeoria, 1). A E... Uli CCGAI 1H Pittsburg. 13S Delaware A Had... 73 Dei. A Lao , Denver liB, Granltrie Erie rrererred Beadinz.... 4 ouu laiaau ,...n.iii 1? VA 8u L. A Ban. Fran.- iV Do. first pid w. 82v 7 iSt. Paul 71 'a Oa pre .'erred Fort Wayne.,... 12 Hannibal b 8t.Joe Sti tSt. Paul pfd .:05 ISt, Paul A Mana.... )) Do. preierred-. St. Panl A Omaha.. 25 h'arlem IS3 3t, P. A O. ptd......... .s & DonstonA Texas. 11 Texas Padfic-.... Illinois Central. ..125 Union Paciflo... r f.ana, B. A W.. lil a. ö. Kxprest.... so 4 IVA I - A Texas.. 18' Wn 8t. L. A Pacific-U.V- - West.-. 149 Do. pfd.......... Ivk. -.' 61S Wells A raro Zx 10 Lcuüv . N-sh 314 W. Ü. Telegraph.... Lon.,1 .. A ChL 23 ,Col. Coal ...-.... 11 M art. , . n. lt pf d 10 Dead woo 1. .... 4 Do, second p;d... . 6 Homofit&ka M Hem. A Charleston.. 40 Iron Sliver ......-1 05 Michigan Central CO lOutarlo .. 17J Klnneap. A bt. L.,. U Quicksilver.. 2 Do preferred.. 25' . Do. rrefemnl..... 2G Missouri Faclflo .. S0l,2 Souih Paciflc.... Mobile & Ohio 9 ,8atro.. ll Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDOI, March 16 Consols, 9T.'v, account, 9711-1S. United State Ponds 4's, 21?t: 4's, 14i. B&ilrond onds-Erie, II: Beconds, b: Se'V Yors Central, 93?: Illinois: Central, 130: Ptnnsylvania Central, t': Rtudin?. S; Cauad'.an Pacific, SOK; 8t. Faul. 75Ji Bar fellver 49 1-ld. PARIS, March 16.-Rentes-8lf COc COM3IERCI1L. Generally bnMness runs rather quiet, though very little change is noted In prices. Dry goods did well last week. Groceries have been doing a good business for some time, and prices remain steady and unchanged. In foreign fruits, lemoos and dates (bow t slight decline. Gum opium in drags is reduced in price. E?gs have again dropped 2c per dozen, with a prospect ot farther change an j day. G RAIS. The Board of Trade circular says: Wheat Ui; changed, with both fiir demand sid ofierincF. Futures quiet. Receipts small. BUimore 1c off, Chicago 58 higher lor April and c better for May. Corn-Wry firm: fetling and prices show no signs of weaaenins;. Keceipta qui e liberal, with a good order den and for all cash dellverie?. Future dull. Ealtlmore Jic off and Chicago steady. Oats Firm and in good request. Light receipts and offering?. CHICAGO MARKETS. Furoianed by H. K. Kinney A Co., Grain and Provision Brokers. No. 9 Chamber of Commerce. I March 16. Wheat April a: ay JuneCoin April.. Kay June. Oars - April May June. April Pork - May. June. April Kay.. June. ApriL Way June Urd - fXr lots Wheat. 121: corn. 261: oata. 110. Estimated receipts of bOg, 20.C00 head. REVIEW OF THE BBIT1.SH GRAIX TRADE. Lospon, March 15. The Mark Lane Express, In its weekly review of the British grain trade, says: The weather of the paat week was 8ne, which was of great value to tue growing crops. Sales ot English wheat for the week were 51,716 quarters at Sis Id against 59.699 quarters at 37s 7d for tne correrpooding week of last year. The foreign trade was ruled wholly by the political outlook. 03 the coast trade was confined to one cargo ot Australian wheat, which sold at 35s 9d. One cargo of American was vainly offered at 35s 6d, and thea withdrawn. At to day's market the wheat trade was ouiet and but little Dusinesa was done. Prices are unchanged, flour quiet. Ma'ze 31 dearer. Parley quiet. Oats 335d dearer. Beans and p.-as unchanged. IRDIANAPOII3 WHOLESALE MAUÄET. Dry Ooudi. 1513. Windsor rancy..l Paciflo fancy 6 Cocbcco fancy, 6 Eichmond fancy 0 5ferrlmac fancy, Joneetoga fancy.. Berwick fancy. 5'. Belmont fancv-.-lJi Hamilton iancy....5s wMü'n'ton ind. biue-vi Amcrlcan Ind. blue -7 Albion anlld , ,,,lrg Simpson's mininz 6 American fancy,..5; American shirujig..4Hj Allen fsncy..J3H Allen thlrtlnK M4S ctl Dl... J . A r kterrlisack aoirtlng. 4W iDunnoll laacy.-...0 DKK88 FABRICS. PtciCc !i popHa 1Qp8lfic CKühm'rs.10 Pacific Auetrallan crap e..- .... 1 8 Pacific 6-4 A. O. M...S0 PfCicc 6-4 E. I. cash.2C Pacific 6-4 A. U. CUh.2S Winchester si rasru,.10 Hamilton alpacas. 9 Hamilton -i mix Pacific 1403 lawns Paclüc Or?andy. lacinc Chamhrar Pacific cretonnes. Pacific c. f. suitings. Paciflo percales...-.15 Manchester DeB13; Paciflo nun's veU'g-.l6)4 Arlington 42-la nun's veliln g... ..S2 Arlington X gray cashmere. ..... 1 5 AUanuc aipacas.-.JU AtUntlo (4. L. CRh.21 Atlantic W. csatm 28 BBOWM COTTOWa Atlant! A AtlanUO U. 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Arjosiek:........... 9 I Alabama plalds.. AiEfcskeau, fancy......30 I Louisiana plaids.. Fub . SM Ottawa plaids 7 Ol.j B B.. fe )7b XUiaAl'Uitl LUCflUWMslU Tark Xtiln, 70 cneck12 Iverett chevlota.. 9 Prrk Mills, SO check..l3 jc-ireat BeputUo chev. 7 Xccnoroy check........ 9 Columbian. ....-... VI 0 cberjc 9S Hanjii!on strires10i ; DENIMS. CttS, AZA. Otis B B Otis C O Ammkeag.-. Iverett..... Raj raaker .13 .ia .11 York, bine, York, slate York, fancy .14 .14 . 8 Oakland, Ä Columbian, Boston Atsockeag, A O A. York, 30 ln...... Connestova, B F. Conestoga, extra, Coestcga, C Q A. ...1 iLewlston, SS .ll'Lewiston, 82 . 14 ILewlston. 89 13 'Oakland, A... .lii! Oakland, A A 6 BAIN BA68. American .......-19 Granger.... FrankliiJTllle -..., -'M Lewiston... Stark. A .-23t Qeorgla, A ... ssssafc mQ 21 lsx CARPET CHAiy, White 18 1 Coverlet Chain. ...20 Colored ... 2-2 No. 600 Cotton Yam!tf aaile Wlck.- 0 il'wlna .3 The Prodaee Market. FS23 -raving 14o per dot: from etore. 15e; uuiier creamery iaucy,27 2; choice, l.jAkj; dairy, seiecte-', I6.ai6c; country, fancy, 15c; sweet roll, 14c: medium gradea, Cjüc; low grades, 134c per lb. Poultry Hens, 8oper lh.: roosters. 4o: spring chickens, 8o; hen turkeys, 9o; torn turkeys, Sc: old geese, and well-feathered, per doa, 5ö 0U; ducks, per dos., f3 50. Feathers Prime geese, 45r, mixed and ducks, Joaisc, Itags-1H310. Wool Tub-washed and picked, 80c; unwashed, medium, 30c: unwashed common, 2Cc: nnwasnea fine, 16c; Ootawold, ISos do. coarse, 16317c; do. cotton fleeces, loil5c Tbe Provision Market, Eelow are the present lobbing prices: Kmoked Meats, canrased or plain (plain mea s not guaranteed against skippers )d. U Hams: 10 to 12 lbs. average, 1134c: 15 Its. average, lie; 17 lbs. average, 10lc: 30 lbi. average, lue; heavy averages, 2132s lbs, Wie Cottage hams, 7c; California hams, 7f4c; English breakfast bacon, clear, 11340; English shoulders, light, (c: Lnglish shoulders, heavy, 6c; family shoulders, pieces averaging to 10 Iba, 6c; dried beef. 15c. Bacon Clear aides, lieht or medium wt.. 8c: do bellies, light or medium wt., 8n: do bacts, ngni or medium wt 7;c; jrrencn mtca. 7-1 D PCS, 7C. D. 8. and Pickled Meats English cured, clear sides or backs, nnsmoked. 7c: Bean pork, cleir. per bbl., 300 Iba, 815 SO; pork, clear, per bbl., 200 1 eis, si 4 10: tan 11 y pork. Clear, per boi., 203 lbs., 12 00: family beef, per bbl.. 200 lbs.. 818. Lard Pure kettle-rendered In tierces, 8K2: In nan carreis or so-ib tubs. vhd tin tnot, vc; m iDpaiis, vc: 10-ib pails, 9tc. Bologna in cloth 63c: In skin. 7a The Grocery Market. Cheese-Full cream, New York, llAlsc; Oalo, Cfc; part sklra, ease per pound; WhCDnsln, IXc; snrerior, llo. Co fit-tie Co ro mm, 9X910Jc: ordinary, 10-3 lie; fair. HMranc; prime, Urailc; etricUj prime, uyicti3c: cnoice. isi4c: uid tiov ernmentJava. l&AmbXii McLanshlln's XX5X roasted. 1-lb packages, IOC-lb cases, 14c; 60-lb ao., i;i.c; Arbuck e's roasted, lic; Levertng's, 14ic; Cardoba, 14 Gate." A No. L, lbt; Gate? prune, uc Sugars Outloaf. 7Kc: powdered, 7io: granu lated, eec: sndird A, 636Vc: off A, 6 tJic; white extra O. 596gc: light brown, 8 X j &c: corcmon grades, shc; New uiieans Drown, Mol&MOS and Brrups New crop New Orleans rroiasbfp, SOiSC; syrup, 2S;ISq ixjr pal. for comrron tochoite; xnnpie Rjrup, 31 10 "1 35, Bice Carolina and l.onLlr. f-ilc Bpices Pepper, l4 4V;Kc: algpice, ItVatac: cloves, jo-25c; gingt-r, i?Qiuo; cinnamon in mats. lPi'tc: netmegs, Tööiaüc. Salt Lake, In car lota. 95c: dray lot&, Ji ÖU..1I C5; smail lots, 10c more Iroin store; dairy, J2 V5 CO. Btarch Kcflned pcarL ti(dsyia per lb. : Eureta, 4c; Chanpion gloss, lump, 6-36)f(; Improved corn, ex'c. t-aii visa uacieTu. exus mess, wt rer ddu: hi Ives, S12 60: No, 1 mackerel, SI81J2O: halves. 9 mO; No. 2 mackerel, 12 B0.W, haiveg, t50.; No. 2 medium. 8: halves. 4 50: Na S mackerel. S6U6 60: halve. 843 60; No. 1 white fiso, S7 50; boneless flFh, 0 60C46 per 100 lbs.; boneless ood, 16(37: extra, 110; Grr-nd Bank, 55a5Sc per Id.; family white fish, C? fO per 100 lb.: No. 2 pickerel, 3 00 per lto lbs : ballibut, 14c per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, S3 253 40; new Valencia, llfjailXc; sultana. He; new Mcpcatel ralsics, two crown, 82 8533 tO: California L. L.. tl 65: three crown. S3 20. Lemons Mf ssina, S3 EC(?4 60. Prunes- New Turkish. 6r9S5: Snltanado.,8Hc; currants, 6:: new figs, layers. Dates Matts, i3bci Lard m tenpound boxes, 9ftl0o Oranges Florida, crate, St9 4 60: Messina Orances tiingleO..i 90(2 75 double O.. 2 75(3 00: Valencia cases, ii b0.il 00; Peanuts Eaw. Tennessee, 435K'-; Wilminztoa, 834c: roasted. 10c; Tennessee. 4 60. Bananas per bunco. Cocoa nuwJi bOtCanned Goods We quote: Tomatoes, 5 lbs., ?5cE)Sl 00: Peaches, 2 lbs, standard, tl 65(31 70; i Iba, tl 90(12 2 00; seconds, 3 lbs. fl fe'J Ml 60: 2 lbs., SI 85. HI 4; Pie Peaches, 8 Iba, II 1"'1 I 20; 6 Iba, 1 95(42 CO; Blackberries, 1 10il Ie.; Btrawbeme!. 1 10(41 15: Raspberries, fl 15l 25; Vherries. red. 9095c: white. 1185(2 20 Stria? Beans, K)fctS5c: Green Peas, Yarmouth Com, SI '-Eijl iO: Mountain 8nesr Corn, 81 23 yt ISO; Standard 2 lbs, 9Vtl CO; Mactara . 1 2501 85: Pineapples, 1 SOci 00: PfUmon, 1 ib., tiCOai70; Tumbler Jeia.s. 8öJ90o; Cov Oysters, 1 lb., li?ht weight, 6537Co; 1 lb , Mit weight. 1103115-2 lbs., nht welnt. 113; 2 lks.. lull weight, 1851 95: bardlnoa, Kreuch, 1 75 per dox, : American, 90o per dos; Aool. lbs, 90(305o : 6 lbs. to 5032 60: gallon, U 1033 61, Vegetables aod Fruits. Beans Choice navy, fl CO: medium, tl 60; Harrows, V1 25 ; California, 3. Potatops- J CCaa 85 per bbl : 553350 per bn. Bweet Potatoes PhtladelpbU Jerseys, b&S 60; Baltimores, 4(94 50: Kentucky, 3 253 50. Apples-Cnoice, 13 0C33 60; fancy, 13 60(31; common, 1 25(31 60. Dried Applet Evaporated, 8 3 3c; common dried, 635tc. Peaches Dried peaches, halves, 8f33ci California halves, lie: evaporated, 18KH170. Cabbaxe New, per bbl.. S2 6Cr3 00. Onlons 4 )(ti4 60 per bbl. hcney-isaiüa Seed. Pp"d Tlmothv, tl 4C01 60 tier tfnshetj clover, 14 75 per bushel; blue grass, 81 10 per bushel. Coal and Coke. Pittsburg, per ton, 14 CO: anthracite, 7 00 Bay mond City. 400: Indiana block, 300: coke, lnmn, 10c: ecke, crushed, 12c; Jackson coal, 13 7i; Btont's coal. S2 W. Uldea, leather avnd Tallow. Hemlock so;e,2432c; oak sole, 80338c : Fennlyivanla harness leather, S3.t37o: haraess leather, 2935c; bridle leather, per doa., 860(8172 ; domettio kin, 50(980ci French kip, 80c31 20; domestio calf. 7tt81 10; French calf t lol 80. tides-No. 1 cured, 7Q3Vc; No. 1 green, 637c; No, lcalf, 90 10c; cured, 10'Jllc; dry salt, lJo; Hint, 12c; No. 2 hides, ft off. Tallow-Prime, 6KOGc; No. 2, 55X0. Grease Brown, 4(5c; white, EXtft'OS yellow, Drug fif arhet. AlcohoJ.tt 25(32 80; pslomol, TSW&Ql camphor ?ög5rüCc; coctlne, BOfl-.bOc; chloroform, 90cßai 00 gum opium. 84 2t4 tO; indigo, 81 00(43 00; mors phine, 3 4Ca! 6S. Oils Castor. I 65&1 60; sweat oil, tCcraSl 65; olive oil, 81 E53 00; beramot (Eanderaon's), 2 25-32 50; lemon (Sandenw's), il 7502 CO. Quinine P. A W., 81 C5t31 10; clachorida, 4C045C, American bi-carb, soda, i.-xs ; Pniri'sh do.,6Ga SnufT Garret's, 2-os.pack., II CO per dos. ; 4-os. bottles, 3 00 per dox. Flove's Eulpbur, 4(360. TnrpenUne 3Cc3Sc; English Venetian red, by bbl., 2Xc; Icai quantities, 8 v,'o. Iodine f4 00; Iodide potash, 83 00. Cloves, 20 4 25c Bhnbarn, 90ctn 25. Wmdow-ghus, 6ö and aoc; double, 70 and 10 per cent off. Iron avud Steel BXarke. Ear Iron-fl 9Cfl2 10; rates ;hoop iron, W M rates 1 Norway and Sweed iron, 5a rates: horse shoe Iron, Sc. Horse Shoe Burden A Perkins', per keg, I Od; mule shoes, 1 per keg advance. Horse Shoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, per box,fl 60. Cast Steel Best American, per lb.. 13a; spring steel, 6c; tire steel, 4o ; toe calk steel. 60 1 machinery steel, to. Naiis-2 2o. miscellaneous EXarkets. t'Baw Furs Mink, large, dark, 30c: pale, 83c; raccoon, black and extra, tl: large and dark, 65c; pale, 60 2 xauskiat, fail, (Q7c; winter, 7c;

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?elts, by amount 01 wool and quality, i07-c: ull. long-haired Newtonndlaad dig sains, 60c a Oiis We onote: linseed. raw. 81l52c:bollel.5 t?55c; lard oil. e5385c; nüners' oil, 553650 : lnbriCHt:ngoiL12a3ic; striuoli,65$t50c; benaine, 1. ..... 1 Ti t-ji 1 1 . m.in.. 911c; coal 011, uiuiana irgai van, ii.uvj j depree, test, lOJOllc: water white, 155 degree, lie. llnners' supplies we quote: Best Dranacnarcoal tin 1. c 10x14. 12x12 and 14x20.86 60 ; IX,10xlt, 14x20 and 12x12, 8 50; roofing, 10, 14x20, 85 03; 23x28, 12 00.914; block tin, in pigs, 24a; In bar, 25c, Iron 27 B Iron, 8.25c: 27 O Iron, 6c: Juniata galvanized, 60 per cent discount; refined, 5Q and 10 per cent, aisoount. tsneeitinz, tc copper bottoms. 920. Plalnlshed copper, Sq. Solder, 11 lfc. LIVE STOCK. Indianapolis lava Stock; Market, Unios STOW'T Aana, March 10 Cattlb Receipts, 150 head ; shipments, head. Supply not equal to the demand. Market strong and 25s higher, except on some common State butcher's stuff, which is hard to ditpose of. Choice shlTping steers 5 35 1 5 75 Medium to good shipping steers4 9ova 20 4 SSil 70 5 &59t 15 Common to fair shipping steers.. stocken... Choice cows and halleri. .. 4 59 95 00 3 75 94 20 2 50 43 S 4 59,a7 25 Medium to good cows and heilers... l ommon to lair cows and hellers. , Vc-ala, common to prwi , Bulla, common to gool 2 764 00 Milkers, common to good, per headM25 OOi&jO 00 Hoes Baoelpt. 575 head: shipments, 450 head. Quality poor. Market quiet but steady, c'-osini firm. All sold. Select heavy.. ....... ..None selling Select light.. .. . 4 65(41 75 Common to fair light 4 451 55 Heavy roughs 4 00uH 40 Khk Kp Receipts. 73 head: shipments, head. Hardly enough here to make a market. Prices a shade stronger; all selling. Good to Choice grades....... ...S3 8094 10 Fair to medinm yao. 3 20 as 60 Common y" . 2 60 M 0 Bucks, per head 9 601U 6 J Elsewhere. EAST LIBERTY. Pa., March 16. CatUe-Steady and npchanged; reecipoj, 1,250 aeaa; shipments, 9b5 head. Eogs Firm; Philadelphias, 5 10(28,3 25: best Yorkers, 4 S054 85; receipts, 72.0C0 head; snipmerits, 3,7fO head: Kbeep Firm and He higher above last wc i; receipts. 3,000 head; shipments, 2,003 head. KANSAS CITY, March. 16. The Live oc Indicator reports : CatUe Receipts, S10 head, at Saturday's plci?. Heps Receipts. 2,000 tear). Market stea iv; good to choice, fl 504 CO; medium to fair, il 4 45. Sheep Receipts. 225 head; market stedv; fair to good, 2 tCCj3 25; common to medium, SI 10 at 2 25. NEW YOKK. March 16. Beeves Receipts, 3.3":0 bead: or en advanced 152öo per cwt; extremes. 5 -256 60 per cwt. io steers; 83 5033 60 lor bulls and cows 8heep-Beceipts. 12.500 head. Market a trifle stronger; sheep, 4 2536; yearling lambs. Si 6 90 Hops-Receipts, 12,000 head; not much trade, prices. $35 37. BALTIMORE. March 16. Beef Cattle Market Shade firmer: best beefers, 3 62Vä(35 65: first quality, 512(35 60; medium, 84-55; ordinary. 3(33 75r most of sales were at Jl25i35 62, Receipts. 7C0 head : sales. 735 head. Swine Light supply, and ia fair demand. Receipts, 4,710 head. Quoted at 6 2517 25. Sheep ana Lambs RecelptR, 906 head: sheep quoted at 335 SO: lamDS, 3 50 J5 75. ST. LOTJI3. March 16. Cattle Beoeipts, 400 heao: shipments, 500 head. Scarce, wua a firm demaDd; export, S5 655 S5: good to choice shipping. S5 2Ci5 0; common to medium, f 1 505; butchers' steers, 4 iSg4 75; cows and heifers, 3 75; corn-fed Texans, 14 5a Sheep Receipts, 6C0 head; shipments. head. Scarce and firm: common to medium, 32 5031 2S; choice, 3 0(34 25; extra. 4 60. Eocs Steady: Yorkers, 4 6034 70: packins. f4 40 eO: heavy. 1 75(44 90; receipts, 2,700 head ; thtpments, 2,100 head. CHICAGO, March 16. The Drovers Journal reports: Hegt BeeeiptJ. 18.000 head; shipments, 7.C00 ad. Market steady and firm; rough packing, 4 40 A4 70; packing and shipping, 4 7535; light, 4 3?(i4 bö: Skips. 3 50(31 20. Catt-e-Receipts, 6,500 head; shipraeata 3.C0O head. Market closed weak; l.f50 to 1,200 lbf., 1 RC5; 1.2C0 to l.tOO lb., 5 10Q5 75. Sheep Receipt, 3.2C0 head; shlpmi-nts, 1.2T0 head. Market steady: inferior dull at i3; medium to good. 331 25; extra, 4 15l 25. Tbe Drovers' Journal special Irom Liverpool reports cattle He lower; best American, 13Xc. BUFFALO. March 16. Cattle Keoalpta to-dav. 4fO head; consigned through. 72 cars. Stock In fair demand; good grades steady; common grades in fair demand, but at lower raUs: good to rboice teers, from 1,100 to 1.500 lbs., $1 65(55 15: fair to choice butchers' grades, 1 75,at 60; medium to good, 3 M.Yi4 25; stockers and feeders in light Inquiry at 84 25(4 35. Sheep and Lambs Eeceipfs. 1,000 had: cansigned through, 6 cars. Maraet active anlasn higher: medium to good sheep, J 75i4 25: to choice, 81 3ci 85; good to choice lambs, S; .0 j. 5 0. Hogs Receipts to-day, S.C00 head. Mrket quiet; Ftock in fair demand; good to extr Yorker, $5 10 ri,5 15; butchers' grades, 85 150-5 25; pigs. Si 053 6 10, market closed weak. TAKKET3 BY TELtGBPAH. Produce Markets. REW YORK. March 16 -Cotton-Steidy; futures steady: March, 112c: April, 11.25c; May, ILSjsc; June. 11 50c; July, U.5c: August, 11.65c; Bepiember, lL26c: October, 10.76c: November, lüiOc; December, 10.60c. Flour Dull: reoelpta, 17,000 bbls.; exports. 10.000 bbls.; superfine State aod Wefte-n, 52 553 15. Wheat Spot rrades firm, closed barely steady; receipt, 85.000 bu.; export. 35.C0) bu ; No. 2 spring, 8&389c; ungraded red, 65S91K(r. No. 3 red. 84S81KC; No. 2 red, 804 9Cc; No. 1 white, 90c: posted No. 2 red, 83c; No. 2 red, April, sales of SSI 000 bu. at fc8($89$c. closing at May, sales of 1.2C6.000 bu. atSJj 9t?ic, clof-ing at89?c; Jnne, sales of C.6.CC0 bu. at .Q9lJic. closing at 91c. Corn Spot quiet and firm ; options weak; receipts., 2i(.i,Oro bu. exports, 72,00"J bu.: nngraded, 49351c: No. 3, 493 49?c:8temer, ioyt'b&lic; No. 2, 50351c; steamer yellow, 50Q51c; do. woite, 62Jc; No. 2, March, 4fe(35tJP, eiosing at 4'JTc; April, 6050Kc, closing at 6CJ4C; May, 50ii50c,closing at 60c; June. I03.2c, closing at 50c; July, 61(3 514'sC closing at 51c: steamer March. 49ic. Oata i(i3A"- lower: receipts, 176.UC0 bu. : exports, 1 -i : mixed, 3733Sc; white. 39ö4lc Stock of grs .. s- ore, March 14 Wheat, 4.911,000 bu.: corn, t5l.(';0 bu.; oats, 453,000 bu ; barley, 211 000 tu.; rve, 13,000 bu.: peas, 4,200 bu.: mait, 121.0C0 bu. Hay Firm. Coffee Spot fnir; Rio stronger and nominally unchanged; sale?, S'.SöO baei": March and April. 7.10f7.:!i)c; May, 7 15 (87.80; July. 7.45Q7.6CC; August, 7.50aj7.57c:'SeDtember. 7.607.65c; October, 7.70c 8ugar Dull and nominal: reflned, quiet: extra C, 5y5Ja"l whita extra C, b"5:;c; yellow 4lJc; cut loaf and crushed. 6Xc; powdered, 6'Hc; cubes. 6c. Molanes Quiet and uncbaneed. Rice Demand fair and market firm. Petroleum firmer; united, 780. Tallow-Steady. Rosin QuieL Turpentine Firmer at öl'431J$c Eff8 Heavy aud lowet at 20(320Kc Pork-Steady; new mess, 13 50. Beef steady. Bulkmeats Nominal. Lard Lower; Western steam, spot, r 174(47 2'k Marco, J7 2C: April, 17 2C07 21; May, 87 287 53; June, 87 44(87 48. Butter Dah; buyers favor. Cheese Barely steady. CHICAGO. March 16. Flour Dull and unchanged. Wheat In lair demand and weak; closed nnder Eaturday; March, 73"75s, closed at 73V: April, 7475c. closed at 74&c: May, 79J(!ouSc. closed at 79c; June. Si-ns 82i.c, Closed at hljc: No. 2 Chicago spring, 73;8 7ic; Sa 2 da, 67c: No. 2 red, 77Vic; No. 3uo., 7lc Corn-Lower; cloed i under 6aturdAv; 87J(40,vC March; 378'338t,c closed at SST-fec April: tPAYtC, closed at 3S3Sc May; June, 4lK(342Kc, closed at 41KCM2C. Oats-Qilet; cash, 2S(;.c; April. niU&AliP. closed at 27?'9e; Msy. 3if311c, closed at 31 'jC. Rye Quiet but steady at 63c. Bailey Dull and nominal at 63c FlBXseed-Quiet, I 44. Pork-In good demand and feeling weak: closed 2CQ25c lower; cash, 12 35a 12 40: A prll, 1 2 37 X9 12 Co. closed at 12 AT; May, 812 4712 75, closed at 8i2 47H: June, 12 75i12 85, Closed at tl2 57(312 CO. LardFair demand, easier and 57c lower: cash, 6 85 (6 87: April. 6 87i36 95, closed at 7Wi9Q; May, i9ö67C5, closed at 6 953r June, 87 t2'Ä7 12, closed at 7 02(47 03. uulkmaaw Lower ; shoulders, 4 80(84 90; short ribs, 83 10(3 6 25; short clear, 5 $0&i 85. Butter-Easier; creamery. 2P(430c Egps Weak at loc Beoeipts - Flour. 27.0UO bbls. ; wheat, 72,000 bn, : com, 223.000 bn.; oats. 99.000 bn.: rye. 6,000 bn.; barley, 69.C00bu. Bhlpments Flour, 86,000 bbls.; wheat, 16.(H0 bo.; com. lr.i.ooo bu.; oata, 134.0C0 bu.; rye, 7.0C0 bn.; barley, 17.C00 hu. Afternoon Board Wheat A shade steadier at an advance ot tc Corn Easy: March declined 4C April Vjs. Cats-lrrecular; March and April advanced Vi Xij declined c Pork-Easier at a dcclh e of 2V5C. Lard-Quiet and unchanged. CINCiNNATL March 16. Cotton Active and firm at lOic. Flour Easier: family, 83 404 30. Wheat Dull; Na 2 red, 86(üs7c. Corn Heavy receipts depressed the market; No. 2 mixed. 44c. Oats-In good demand at iG. Bye Quiet at C?4 tn.fi ; No. 3 fall, 78(3 SCc Pork-DnU at 812 75. Lard-ln fair demand at 86 V5, Bulkmoats Easier: sbonldei-, 4 75; short ribs, 6 S7. Bacon Demand light; holders firm; shtulders, 5 75; short rlbp, il 26; short clear. 7 CO. Butter Dull and drooping: creamery, 32ta33a Hogs-Steady and firm: oommon and light, 3 90(84 90: Packing and botchers', 4 0(95 10; receipts, 1,900 head; shipments, 185 bead. BT. LOUIS, March 18 Flour Unchanged. Wheat Higher and fairly active for May. but other months slow; opened i$c higher, , adiliic, closing at 66?io Ctin A fraction lo-er

vanced a fraction, then oecnnea ana cioseu tuvut the same as yesterday; No, 2 red, 82c: cash o and v.h kwVa closinar at 8Slic: May. 86(9

ar slow; !314c Tcash; SlXQ3Wbe March; S843 3tc May;S6;gc June, closing at the lowest prices. Oats tiull: 3Cc bid cash; Slc May. Bre Dull at 6182c bid. Barley Quiet at 605 Jo. Lead Easier at 3 47(33 65. Butter Unchanged. Eggs-Lower at 14Vc Fhuueed Quiet at 81 4a Bay and Bran-Vücüangea. Corameal Firm at ?2 25a2Sa Provisions Dull and lower. Pork Jobbing, fl2 60. Bulkmeats Nominal. BaconLong clear, 6 75; short rib. 86 8735 90: short clear. J6 95(37 C5. Hams-85 50311 50. Lard 6 8C(36 85. Receipts Flour, 6,000 bbla t whe-i, 7.00C bn.; corn. 12.C0O bu.: oata. 24.000 bn.: rye, LOCO bu.: barley, 17.0(0 bu. Bhlpments Floar. 19.CI0 bbaj wheat, 63,000 bn.: corn, QJJto bo.:

Afternoon Board Wheat LerT 85ic My Kc Jnne. Corn-Easier; 377 Maren: ssVje May: 36c June. OaLoWer; 31,3 May and June. TElLADELklA. March 15. Flour-In moler ale demand; prices steadily held Rye Fiour 83 6Cxa3 62)4. Wheat Steady; car lots in fair demand; No. 3 red, 81c: No. 2 red, 86c: No. 2 red March, 86S6K; April, 87S7Jc; May, ES1: June, 9v 91-40. Corn Firmer: futures quiet and firm; No. 3 mixed, 47c; steamer -No. 2 mixed, 4Sc: steamer No. 2 hieh mixed, 49c: Na 2 mixed, March, 49$tft49c; April, May and June, 47i 1173. Oatc In moderate demand: prices favored buvers; rejected white, 84X35c; No. 3 white, 36'a 8CKc; No. 2 white, 374C, Provisions Quiet and steady. Beef City family, 13 60; India mess, 11 50; beef hams, 20(a21; India mess. 23. Pork Mess. 14: prime mess, $12312 50: hams, fl2il 12 50: do. fancy, 14,315. Hams S10 50311 59 Lard -Quiet; city refined, 17 758: do. 6team, 7 253 7 30; do. butchers', loose, 86 60(86 75. Butter Dull and drooping; crew.- - 2. Egs Lower at 19c Cheese Easy; Ohio L,.N ll(g,UJc; do. fair. 8-4 lOJc. Receipts Flour, 3.0J0 bbls.; wheat, 3J,0oJ bu ; corn. 89.C03 bu. ; oata 7.COJ bu. 8tlnm9att Wheat. 63.0C0 bu.; corn. 92.0C0 bu.; oata. 9,000 bn, BALTIMORE, March 1C Fiour-Qalet; Howard street and Western superfine, 12 6233: extra, 83.10(93 65: lamlly. j sea 4 70. w neat Western firmer butdnlljNo 2 winter red, spot, 85JiaS5:4e; Apr:), WA&Ttz May. 89'(jS9;ic. Coru Wettern;Srmer but dull; western mlxe). spot, 49'sC; May, 49 349l49;4C Oats Very dull and lower; Wectern whiip, 8nc; mixed. S5.a36c. RyeFirm and quiat at ' J(i75c Hay Firm and moderate inquiry. Provisions Easy and quiet Mess l'ork SI3 75(til4. Bulkmeats Shoulders and clear rlo sides, packed, 5 75(7 50. Bacon Shoulaers, $6 50: clear rib sides, 88 25. Lard-Reflned, 8 25. Butter Steady: Western, packed, 11321c: creamery. 22 e 23c Petroleum Quiet; refiued. rtjTc. Coßee- Dull; Rio cargoes, ordlnajy to fair, 7J89 fi.c. S-igar Quiet and steady; A soft, 6!c. Cop-P.--"-uned nomlna!. Fretst to Llvaruol per j ttfaii. r-Qtiiet: cotton. 3-16'32d: Soar, Is ed; tr.-siu. 4 '. Keolpt Flonr 4,50o bla; -het. Jt,I (.tr bi corn 5f,000 bn ; oats, 4.0C0 bn: rre, 500 ou. . fe't ii v uts Wheat, !4 000 bu. ; corn,92,0Ö0 bu. Ml aCKKK, March 16. Flour Dull. Wheat Piim; No. 2 Milwaukee, 75c; March. 74c: April, 7ic; Mny, 78c: June, 793: Corn Dull; Na 3, 42c. C.Us-Quiet but firm; No. 2 white, 32c Bye cVnDger: Na 1, 6("c Barley Dull; No. 2 rring. 55c; No. 3 do., 52c. Provisions Lower. Mess Pork 12 40 cash and March; S12 55 May. Lsrd Prime steam, cash and March; 7 Hay. Hogs -Steady at I 3CQ1 75. Renelntt Fljur, MO bbla.; wheat, SiXXX) on.; corn, 20,000 bn. Shipments Fiour, 4.SC0 bbls. ; wheat, 465 bu.; corn. ls,w:o bu. TOLEDO, March 16 WhPt- Quiet and weak; No. 2 red. cash and March, 77?c: April. 7 sc: May. 79c: June. SoJic; No. 2 soft S5c orn Dull; io. 2, casn and Tiaren, 44c; May, 44c OatsDull and nominal; no quotations. Clover-eed timet; prime western, 54 9j: medium, 1 90. Receipts W beat, b,0O0 bu. ; corn. 13,000 bu.; oata. 1.500 bu. Shipments Wheat. 15.000 bu.: com. ; 14,000 tu.: oat?, 1.C00 bu. LOUI5VIX.LE. March 16. Cotton Quiet and nnehanctd. vv'heat Steady; No. 2 red, bsc Com 2mixfO", 45c; No. 2 white, 47c Oata Na 2 mixtd, 34a ftoyislons Steady and unchanged. Mess Pork S13. Bulkmeats Slioulders, 84 75; clear rib. 86 50: clear, t 76. Bi-eon Shoulders. 5 87J4: clear rib. 7; tl far, 7 S7 Hams 810 25 ii. Lara ts so. KANSAS CITY, Ts'"h 16.-WheatHigher; rssb, 61c; April. 62(j -2Vc; sfay, 6$34c; June, S24o: May, 2aytSic Oata Dull and nominal at aoc rtottoo. NEW ORLEANS, March 16. Cotton Steady at JCJc; receipu, 6,700 bales: exports to France, 4,018 paies; saies, auiu paies; stoca, oi,irju Dales. GALVESTON, March 16. Cotton Firm at 10 7-ibc. Receipts, 352 bales: export coastwise, l,i&-2 bales; sales, coo bales; stock, 24.700 bales. NEW YORK, March 16. The Post says : Future deliveries the first part of the d y sr.et with little attention snd prices declined 7-100c to 9 100c; an increased demand then led to a reaction of 2-100c to 8-lCCc. and at the third call March brought 11.2sc and 11.29c; May. 11.38c; Jnne, 10.50c. and November. lo.6Cc: April oflered ll.27c; Jnly.U.593; August, 1L66C: September. 11.27: October. 10 7öc ffsles up to 2.15 p. m. were 40,000 bales. Futures ciosa ouiet ana steady, me leaning months were 6 ICOc lower than Saturday. Total sales for tee oay, 4o,uu bates. Oils. ANTWERP, March If. Petroleum-ISc PITTSBTJRG. March 16. Petroleum Sfad y ; cer tificates opened at 78J-4C advanced to 7sJaC, daciinea to 'b;c, ana ciosea at f';;c OIL CITY. March 16. National Transit ceTtifl' catcs opened at 7"e; highest. TSJtO: lowest, 77c; Closed nt 78ÜC. Sales. 1.149.000 bbls.: cleariniv-s. 2.738,0(0 bbls.; runs, 64,985 bol?. ; shipments, 10,726 bbls.; charters, 41 2bo ibis.. BRADFORD. Pa.. March 16. Cruda Oil Steady: only a light business done on account of the Mark ham well, which is expected In to-morrow. National Transit and Tide Water mos Saturday and Sunday, 73.821 bblf.: total shipments, 115,203 tbls.; charters, 4 1.286 bbls.: clearances, 2,828.000 pbls National Transit certificates opened at 73c and closed at 7S4c; highest price, 78; c; lowest price, 77iC. Whisky. BaLTTMOKR. March 16. Whisky-Steady and quiet at SJ ',t)l 21. ST. LOCH, March 16. Whisky-Steady at 1 14. CINCINNATL March 16.-Whlky-5teady at tl 13. OHIOAQO. March 16 - Whisky Unchanged at 8115. Dry Goods. NEW YORK. March 16 Drv Goods The market was quieter than usual for Monday, and sUpe cottons have meved sparlnKly. For various colord cttons msny orders have been taken in t ie way of miscellaneous selections. The jobbing trade continues fairly busy. READ? FOB THE SCMMER CAMPAIGN. The McOormlck 'Up and a-Comlng" - An Inviting Outlook for This Season A reporter of the Sentinel, while lo iirg through the headquarters of the McCor .Ick Harvesting Mschine Company, yest lav, saw evidence of much activity and pre miration for the coming season. From a co. versa tlon with Mr. J. B. Hey wood, the lee Jidr agent in charge of this department, it wai learned that a long lease had just been taken pn tbe buildings occupied by the firm, and an additional warehouse of magnificent proportions 8nd other important features will be introduced that will greatly add to thir business facilities. The business, under ih) present efficient manager, has increased tenfold under his energetic administration, and at eo time were the facilities equal to the in creasing demands of the growing basiaew. Last year (18S4) the sales amounted to about 3 000 machines. Mr. Heywood attributes this handsome Increase t: the superior merits of the McCormick machines and h:s able corps of assistants, the equal of whom be said he did not think are to be found in the employ of any other manufacturer of harvesting machines in the country. The offices at Nos. 1G7 and 1C9 are pleasant, cicnmcdious and admirably arranged. Here are book-keepers, a rapid s'enosrapher, typewriters, sbippipg and repair clerks, and the business being expedited by an able corps of warehousemen. Five men are regularly employed in making contracts and settlements with dealers, of which there are 130 representing the Mccormick machines in Indiana. "This year," said Mr. Heywood, "the McConuick intends to still further widen tbe gap betwren its competitors and the superb old harvester, and it will not eirpriae ma If some are shut out ol the race altogether." A marshal and Börse Thief Killed. Atousox, Kas., March 14. A special to the Champion recounts tbe killing ot one Clark, a Lhorse thief, and the fatal shooting of Frank Har rington, Town Marshal of Jewell City, to-day. Clark has been traced by the Sheriff ot Bice County to a farm housa The latter with Marshal Hairlngton and two deputies surrounded the building, whereupon Clark ran from the house shooting as he went, one bullet taking e fleet in Harrington's head. One deputy then shot and killed Clark. Three Persona Burned to Death. Nashvillb, Tenn., March 11 The American's Pulaski, Tenn., Epeciai says: "This place was visited by a terrible fire last night, burning several stores. Losa, 3O.C0O; Insured for half. Three men sleeping over a saloon were burned to death. Two were drummers from other points, names unknown,"

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