Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1885 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, LSS5.

MOST PERFECT HADE lvr!' fpeeial Tt-gard to beslth. .'ti An.n.u:i;a, Limo t Alum. 'PRICE BAKING FCMuER CO.. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. . corri& MÖST PERFECT MADE H;-f sf. njvl -fri tii.T-r NrOiiml Ir'niit nnn.ru. Vsimlli, ti..n.lr.,.-;-r. .V!uif,ii,l. !;.,., Il.iv.ar U lii-m Ijr i!. 1 n;.n:-;itl 11 tin-frier. 4. m-. . price Bakins Powder Co. st. loci. UNITED STATES TREASURY. The Public jU-Jt .statement for the Month of Septemlter. V'.?i;i.T.a, October 1. The following is a re"ai:.iila'J?n of : the lebt statement issued u-d.i' : Interest, bearing debt Ii i.'. a: l'i p. r irm rn.000.noo M Mrrdsat.l -r cent 7:57.7::, dl no Fnd-i nl". i- r rut Ivj.I'.uk'hki to If urnlig ceriiiiee.u Ht t n'rTiit 227 .uoo oo Nu.vy j iiio:i pnid at ;i -r rent 1 l.otm.mio i0 Pacl:'; raiirua.1 bond i.l j liercetit. t.l.''i2::..-12 JTUM-ipul 1.2f. 1.777. '.-' 00 Iii tc rest - 12.21 1 .7sS s.; Total 1.-7-'.a?ii') V. TV It on which lute rest has, ccavd hint- ui;'.turijv l'rii.":!5l :..71. :'. 2. li2t.r-.st : '. '. ,-JI.:r-:j l' v ht li-.-arinir no iu 1 . '.! 1' TiuiVi l n nd lega I r-ji.'.'. r note.. 3 W.7&. sv'i Ol OOI Hi) f. rt';w;nv of IciioMt 2l.lv rjiil .-,criJtcal- ll'.l !7. I'M ) silver -r!iricatc k,'",' fTi"K'Hl current v. l"v- V.:'.7.'.:'5, 71i t0 t.-iCiu.jiU-U u hst or.dj'w.ed fi.'.V.l b',2 V.I s Pri stet i ml . . . 5vv07'.V' Totül 1. U lTiiMij.uU. 102 1 1 Jnnn.-t , . li.iv l.'l M Total , lJ,;-.,7ul.52-J J7 t-a.-ii itf-jns tt tiiUiijlc fr rliK--tivn Mi 5 2 10. '..'7, 07 1 70 . rf-tTv' tai'i for rvU'iuition -I I'uittd s'.Ur um!i.s. .,.,.,5 1W,0X (KM O'J Total $ ni0,!7.017 70 T.tl tlel.t W avaiU!)k- lash itfuis.l,.V4:!7.MS ."7 Net cah in tb.e 'i n usury tio.Wv.lOii 00 l'fM ks oah iu the TivaMiry tcti.ht r 1, lsvv...; , l.CV'. W "- 1 i-Tt ttsc of lflt (luri)JK ttw uavutU a hown by tbU utau-mi nt.. ......... Ii7"7i i" 'ush in ttie Treutiury available for rvlu-tion of the lebt l.old lu-Id forpold certifieates actually om-.-ttmdinjr f UI-rfO 00 Silver lield for t-ilvcr eertilicates tu tnully outsiunditicr 'J'-,täf,?J0 0) l"liiti I states notes held fort-rliti--fts of deit actuallv outlHiidi"r ',1 ,( GO C'uvti lwUl for niaturt'd !elt mid iutret U1)H!1. .0.1 71 J-'ruetiotuii currency i,' Total flvailalde for rciluetinn vi thoiU'tit 2t0,'.J7,n7 70 Ewno fund hi for redemption. i't l i!itel hute note, nets of Jan- - nary 12, l.s7 and July 12, lAsi, 10"),0nrt.iXO 00 liiHVuüabl) fur reduetioil ut lebt Kraetion! sdher coin $ 2::.'.ll.y 7' Minor coin 7;f!.KV 2; Total 1 2l.t:w.7l'; or, Ortiiirates Iteld as cali .Vl.rki72"W (i0 Hlancc-on hand t:,w:.l'; M '"'- ""1' as shown Total rush in the i rr-., ly the Treasurwrs irencral a unt 4vV.V.,i.-,7 0", i The idvments on account of lutero-t lue nn i?tv ite Uccrr - WUK.h wni rc me debt to abjut ?",1V,X0. NATIONAL AFFAIRS. A rian t Make the Indian Self-Support-Inj Blair' Klacational 1JU1 A4ntiient( Ete. V"ajmn.ton, txtoljcr 1. Father S. S. Conrardr, why has Ik-cii living among the Indian tribes iu the Vest for fifteen year in the capacity of a missionary, it iu the city for the purpose vt ircvcnting to the tt'laiini tration for in eon-ideration a plan Hhieh, he t-laims, from Iii many years experience among Item, will male the Indians self-supiortin iu a very few year'', and w ill at the same time restore to the public domain millions of acres of laud i:ow lying idle. Mr. I'ourardy says that tte In.lian tiiWs all throuRhout the country hold too much land. The plan which lie proioses in to form on each of the mcrvatious a numrof colonies, to be coranosed f at lea.t fifteen young men, to each of whom should be allowed h acres of hind. At the head tf cavh t'ohmy a iracticul farmer rbould be plin ed. w ho for the tirt year would instruct the Infliann ia farm work. The following year, althoush the work is to lie continued v,th anoth-.-r l-rtyof .Indian"1, th'e of the first yeareotild ie tneouraired and assisted in their traiu'u - to as to push them farther ahend to le(;orc ethrknt and skilüul farmers. I'-cmucs liuproMuif the claims of the member of the colony a larre feid will I fence in. plowed and harrowed by the a)h. where the old Indians, unable to hard work, will have ample ground to rai.se parden Mi;Jf. hav and wheat, with the assistance of the Yun men. BI.AUt'H f.l'r AT0-tAI. mi.i.. - - Senator Illair. w ho rcccntlj-arrived her,. savs tl at h!will reintr'dtu-e the educational oil! In tl.vSciini" earlv in the next session. ans thinks Mr. Willis and- other friends the bill will introduce it in the Ilm:? jn time to secure action nion it Ix-forc the fiid of the session. lie txdieves that all the I! pub! ii-sii meniticr of tle llous; aud nearly half d the ouihern Ix-mo-rat w ill supTort the meas ure. Mr. lüair mvj it was defeated in the Hons? last sea.ij oniv by irevcntinjr eonitleration. and that it commands the upport of tvro-thirds tile c!iate. rnirr mkctin. Attorney ienenil l.arlaud has returned to Wash it.t-ton and was j-re-tnt at the recnlir meetin of the i abinet t-day. Secretary Kndieott wa the only ati-rf-ritee. A inonir the CiutiOns consider. d H Ihe proiio-til reorganization the Civil S. -rU v CoiiiiDisiou and the vacancy In thcofliceof t-ui 'rintendent of the ( oast and (..eodeüc burvey AfPOttTMFNT Of rOr"JI ATi KS. Tlie President t-day ppdnt4-d tie follow in jiarrud rrenidentiai rot masters: Kieiiard J Ashlev. at Charleston. W. a.. vl'-e A. CibUms mis lided : James iH lonir, at St. I'eter, Jinu., vice Ji p K. Moore, resigned. 'Ihe l'ostnia-ter t.eiieral today aii,ointed the fallow ;rsj r.umed fonrth tlass potinastTs: Ohio J'ort JefHrvon. James Jiuncj : t rast uh, joint jt heisrer: MaiiewHI, l'auioi f. ."'(rarer; noep.-n kiice. laijiel iinllcsiK.reen; Johnson s t orner, " .lames iHirey: Keunard. .lames .S. Mahfy: Kast 1-airrichl, ilr. rb'a be rarr; lwtou, terxe A I.i7iii!i: Maremro, Irawmti. Illinois Kichview w is I.. I'restoii. . ' - ' - A gro Itavislicr Cnptnred. Sr. I.o is, October 2. si King, the nero ravisherwho had hern pursued forawe.de bv a mob near New London. Mo., was tor . r.i'lcd in a cornfield, atfew miles from tha trwn. but n-t seriously injured. There U jrrtzt tX'.hcr?u in tha, lwality, and it is

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prubaMe that an attempt will be made to lyni'h'hinj. 1'ri.l.tyj September 2", lie o;itTxcy two Nvomcn. I.aura Jeil'ries, of Jike County, and Mrs. Harr:-, of Kails ounty. lyjtli a; ts wcre.rnmmitted in lo. alitie a few mile apart. The outrage on Mi Jetlries was ct)mraitteI about S o'clock in the mom ill", lie went to farm house occupied by K. JcllYie an. I famlV. n the barn Jot l,e found Miss Laura, a seventeen-year old irirl milkiu? a cow. The girl say- he assaulted her without saying a word, lie found Mrs. Harris alone in her farm house and cocked a pitted and ynt it lo her head, at the same time demanding all the money in the houso. she pleaded w ith him not to kill her fit the same time giving him w hich w as all the mney she had in the ho-jso. He then jrrabbcvf !r by tlie throat and alter beating her sev.-rely, Tt ndcring her about lu'.U unci.n' ioTis and perfectly hclp-lo-s-, ilraed lur into an adjoining room ami outracvd her.

IMed 1'roiu-llis Injuries. r-j ecial to the Sentine l. Lr i;Te-, TiL. Ot tobf r 2. About three weeks ago John 1'wing and Geerge Ford, both of whom lived in Lexington, Ind., became involved in a difficulty regarding some land, l'wing picked up a fence-rail and druck t'ord three tunes on tl.e back, knocking him to the ground and renderin.g him uncons ions. Kw ir.g -then walked away. Ford was picktd up an hour Liter by the neighbors and conveyed tj h home, where 1 io was restored to con iou-ncss. Ftving was arrvsted and lined 2 for the ass.iult. Ford was at the time of tlie trial in a serious condition, and lincored until last Sunday, when he breatlied his last. Ford was ciphty-tive years of aire, and has had : .singularly, unfortunate experience. Thirty years ago his wife died in. Illinois under very suspicious circumstances. He was a rich and influential farmer at the time. Notwithstanding thi, lie was arrested and charged with i)isoiiin her. When he was finally acquitted the bulk of his fortune was frone, lie shortly after dcedol eighty acres of land to each of hisscvcral grown children. Jn every business venture lie met with reverses, and at the time of his death was a comparatively jh r man. Jiwingsays he did not strike Ford, hut f-everal witnesses swear positively that he did. J.w ing lias not been arrested, but the matter will be thoroughly investigated at the next term of the Scott County grand ji'TI'vyry sulisci iber t the Weekly Seiitluel, lie w or ltl. reiuitt in ! dnrini; this uioiitli (Of-toiler) will reedve tin b:ilan e f the year free. Send in at once anil make clear nearly tliree nioutlis" iibs ript ion. MiV tbe Main IVitne. N.vsjiv it i r., Tenn., Oct. 1. A spe.ial from Iickson, Tenn., says: l'.uck I'mwn started for Nashville to attend hi trial for killing Policeman Arnold, of Nasjiville, some moths ago. When the train reached (iraham Station, r.rown got out of tbe car, met St?vc Fashy, who is an iinjrtant witness for the su.te in ltrown's eae. Tlu'y had some pretty haul words and finally William T. lvj-!ey, a brother of Steve, came out of a house, and Itrown asked what he had to do with it. Steve Fasjpy started for Urown with an ojon kniie. J'.roVn drew a pistol and shot hint in the hand. Hill Fasley then ran in the house, got a double-barreled shotgun, leveled it on I'.rown, but the cap snapped. Urown than shot Fasley in the left side and it is thought he w ill die. Frown, after the shooting, telephoned to Nahhville about his trial, and finding out it was not necessary for him to be there for some days left saying he would go back home. Up to this time Frown has not been arrested nor baa he returned home. Mile. Nevada Marriage. I'aius. October 1. Mile. Kuinm Nevada va married U-lay to lr. Uaymond Palmer, of liirmiugliam. Knuland. Tbeeivil service took place at the Kngli-b Embassy, and the religious ceremony at theC hunh of the PainMs Fathers. The bridesmaids uere Jlisses Morris. Johnston, Everest and Tilt, of America. S'iunor Sahini, the Italian tragedian, n tlie "1est man." The attendance was larpe. Ameri.-au. l.D''li-li ami Parisian fashionable srx-k ty well reprewntcd. The iH-eaion was tuarkcd by una hetuini.iasm, and tliedisulay of flowers And elegant costumes lent mi air of n"aity to the scene. The win Ie of the American eol.ruy atteinled the ceremonies. Iv. Lather Jlicliael Watts Kussell, of the Passionate Order, rector of St. Jeph's Ketreat Jlighgatc bill, Loudon, dellvervd an io.pieut oration. A strong band furnislied music birtlie o-var'JU. Mi-s Laura Moore sans a solo w ith harp a- eouipi:niment. The wedding breakfast was served at the Hotel Athen. - i 7 . - . . vHien !bj was sick, we gave ber CASTOPJA VTbtm ue w as a Child, ihe cried for CASTOKIA. TTVcn she became Mino, ehe clung to CASTOIUA. Ti ben abe bad Children, she gave them CAST'A I.ynebed. Dexveb, Col., October 1. Information has reached here to the efiect that Marshal Clements, the murderer of his brother and Lis brother's wife at Sagoache, was taken from the jail there by a party of maskd men and hanged. Clements had a knife with which he cut two of the masked men nuue severely. Ikfore he died he stated that his father ami sister hau notning to ao wiin ine nutter. The lvnclung occurred last Satur day night, but the location is remote, away from all teieirraonie connection, aim me rvsident.s of that locality manifest a desire to suppress all information. If it were is.sible to set before you all the wonderful cures of rheumatism and neural gia made by Athlophoros, you would not despair of your ow n ease till you lia l given it a speedy ami lair trial, it is tne renied' of one who experimented for a lonir time on himself to tmd something which would master rheumatism, lie did not succeed till he struck Athlophoros. Not satisfied with his own ca-e as a test, he tried it en others till satisfied that a great specihc was at last w ith in his gra'p. Very properly it took the title Athlophoros champ.ou remedy. A Joint Debate Arrange!. Coi.t MHt f!, o., October 2. Corresnondenes between the Republican and Democratic .State Committees to-night resulted in the acceptance by Judge Foraker of Coventor Hoadly's challenge to a joint debate. Two meetings will be held, the first at Toledo i ctoher 8 and the second at incinnati ictober In. . The liscussioii is limited to three hours, of which the opening speaker occu pies one hour, his opponent being allo.veu one hour and a half to reply and the !irt speaker thirty minutes in which to close. American women are said to be the most clever, active and energetic to be found; and well they neel to be. considerm? the enor mous demand made upon them by modern I.-. i i , . i scnooi3, nouscKccping ana society. -trs. I.vdia 1'inkliam. in nrenarintr her celebrated Vegetable Conr. pound, had in mind all these countless demands on a woman s strength, and her well known remedy proves every day its jerfect adaptation to woman's j.cvial needs. Kcape of nn Alleged Murderer. Mi-yiFR, Ind., October 1. Ye-tterday James Palmer had a preliminary examina tion upon the charge of murder, he having luring a saloon puarrel the previous night fatally wounded John Ibp.ton. After the trial Palmer walked out before the eyes of the orhcers, and cscnjed. Jlenton died yesterday nionung. A great manv people disregard dyspeptic svimdomä and assume that thev will &oon disappear of themselves; but tins is not the fact, and the only safe remedy for them is Lois jjaxj. auu Jrvn.

FINANCE AND TRADE. MONEY AND STOCKS.

New York Financial Market. SEW YORK, Oeubcr ."..-Money-Oa call enfy at 1h3 ter e nt. Prime McrcentHe Taper ('315. Forels'U ExehAnge liuil at i:' for -ity days, and 4:. fop deruad. Tbo totrd Miles of stock tlay were 4'!7."i5 thares, inrludins IM aware, Lackawanna and Western, U3.'7; iiidaware and Hudtou, K, Erie, sO.OCt; Lake shore, .".,7n; Lonisvlile and Nashville, l"..7.c,; Nortliwettern, U.'-.IS; New Jerey Central. 77,7V): New York I'entral, W; Paci:c Mail,".J..Vl; UeadiO", Nisn: st. Paul, 2'.1,b": St. Paid und nuf.lia, 7,7V: Texa paepic, :tt 0; l uion Pacific, 22,ss.-,; W oltern i nioa, ö."...vj'-; Oregon Ttc it eon I incut al, r..7!u. '.iivrrnmi'iil Bonds wc re dull an 1 strong. State Ponds werca'itiwand st aly. There was a little letter business in railroad bonds to-day, and continued active trading in Eric second consols, the sales of which amounted to l.ojl.oon. -ranifer issues were very jiiiet, but tlie few bonds dealt in were strong. The special feature of t'-dny'a stock market has lecTi the remarkablj .activity atid advance in Lackawanna. The stin k cened unchanged ut 10.V', and in heavy h lying iwid only modernte react lus re to inv1 ,. wid-li poin. it re-iched bfoie 2 p. m. In the lust hour there w.is a reaction to lfs' i, a slitrht rally und n break to ial4. eloin at lu-' . w it li a net advance tor the day of 2" l 'r cent., und with rales of lltts-O share, or over 2t per cent of the total d.iy's biisitit's, iu all stocks dealt in. The advaueo a ucco.uparncd by varied rumors, nil tending to si. o,v thiit a prominent !cnr .t'rator, unnamed, was U-iiu; siueey.ed. All ailmil that the advance was due entirely to manipulation, and that tin re was no change in ihe general situation ; justify the advaDee. Indawnn ami Hudson, on asmal! btr-;-i: ., sympathized ilii the advance- in I.a"k-t-wanna, Kiiiuitig 2s.1 M p-r cent, "n t'ie other band, Jersey Central was weak, and clo-ed with a net lo-s n'f cr cent. Pending is up ?K per eenr. There va.s r active trading, a No. in Like s.Sorv. Northwestern! New Yurk Centn:!. St. Paul and t'liion Pacific. The sales ratiucd from .''.i;,J0 shares to 22." HH. shares. These, w ith Iickawanna. eontributtd ivcr 7" per -ciif. of the day's bu-ine.-s-. Tbe -market was strong fruin the opening Jo ihe Ue. nlt!i'Ui,"h the. re were several mdoraie m'.eikin- during the day for tract ioual niiwiut and closing prices for the general list are '4t )J, la-low the hivrbet lignos, w hii h were geuctally p-ached aliout the in' Idle of the afternoon. Nev. Vrk . viral sold as hih as 1"1. Ijike .höre 7i.' Northwestern M..j aud Paul 7S. These were jfuju-. of to per cent a -oni pared w ith opening figures. 'J'he rost of IlielMwas iiict mid only lirm. except Westcm I'tiion. w bich rose I ! to 71 and closed with a Het jrain of T Ikt tent. New York Central made a net advance of H, l ake Siiore J. and Northwestern "., while St. Paul is unchaucd. Ouuparod wil l the market of Sattirihiy, t--lay was weak and s! w. Paeiih- Mail is l,l' It cent. It is claimed that some of the prominent learson the sirect have joined hands for another lu li movement of considerable proportions, and there is a immI deal of talk about d'a idedly higher prices, especially lor Lackauanna. Nortfiwestern, Vestcrn I'uion, ami Mi-murl. Kan-as and Texas. Heveral raiiroatls reporting earnings for the month of Septemticr show considerable gr.ins as compared w ith the same mouth lust year. Northwestern making n net increase of tCti.-IW, but this, and mof' too, was made In the last week. Omaha gained nearly s I'd .OtW, Chicago and Alton lost iii.'.Ono, aud Si. Ixnrls and San Kranciseo nearly i."a;,UKi. The market closed with tlie billowing prices bid : 3 percent bonds. 10T1; Louikvlllo ANashv.. 4V8 Dnited States 4Vt'a...ll2'a Louisv. t New Alb. U2 OnU'd States ne'4s..l2.r', M. A C. lirt pfd Pacific 6'of "J5 1-''M. L C M-conds Cent. I'acilii; firsts.....1 1 a Mem.X Charlestou. :-" Erie seconds 7 1. '.Michigan t'ential. ti Lehigh and vVilks... IUI "iMinntap. L St. L..... ls' LouL.iana coiuols.... so j On pfd - ;t Vfitsouri 6's 'o.,:; MNsonil Paeiile '.'I1. 3t. Joe lb-' . Mobile cfeOhio I I St. I'. S. C. firsts 124 Morris A Esses. .......127 Tennessee 6'a, old..... M ., Nashv. $: Chat , 1 ) Tennessee C. new... .Vi'i Sew Jeracv Central ty.j fex. P. land grauts.- 4t'::4 Norfolk &"W. pfd..... 2J', Pex. P. t Kio Gr 7n Northern racltie 2!'-M Onion Paeilio firsts.. 11V i North. Pacific pid.. .. M1:, C. P. laud grants 107 4 t'hi. fc Northw n o'-'H 0. P. eiuking fund. .120 t'bi. & Northw'npfd..l:; I Virginia 6' a 40 -New York Central... lo-i1 Va.eon.ex-mat.coup ts ohio Central 1' Virginia deferred... 12 lOhio it Mississippi... 22'-, irlams Ki press 110 IO t M. pfd 7s lllegheny Central tOntario Jc Western... Y''t 41tou and Ter re 11... ::i lOrcRon Narigatiun... M a. and '1. II. pt'd ri Oregon Transeon 21 1 -1 American Exjrrss... Oretron Improve'..... 2:'-'-. 8urb. t ed. K. N.. i iPacitic Mail . :.2'Canada I'acilic 4I '4 hinam.i 9s Canada Southern... i Ivoria. i. & E. 1.'4' Central Pacific 3"'.: Pittsburv no Chesapeake t Ohio- 7':. Pullman Pa lace Car-12m'.; C. AO. pfd firsts 13 "-Heading 18 " C. & 0. Betonds si Kwk Island 1P.'4 Chicago!: Alton.... 15:t (St. L. & san l'tau 1"4 C. & A. pfd l.s) IH. pfd .............. J., B. 1 Q 121','i Do. first pfd S2' ., C, 8t. L. & N. O !C, M. t St. P.- 77: E., St. 1 V Pitts 1?V; C, M. & St.' P. pid....lOS C, St. I.. fc Pitts pfd 27 . r,;:, V. t M 101 Cin. San. ,fc Cleve... 2ti 1st. Paul i Omarta.... vjj . Cleve, i Col is st. Paul & Out pld. öl' J fcMMiuM.su yi lexasi-aeine is nasi 'iennesjvi -.i u-..if . - Kr m . . -WWWferW 17 , Homestake- 17 nan. & St. Joe pfd Iron Silver - ll'j Harlem.- 20 Outano i Bouhton A Texas :w Quicksilver- J , Ulinois Central.. bit'j Oo. pfd.- -V L, B. & W'.. 1 1. Southern Pacific ...... Kamas&Texas n s utro..... - Lake Erie SiWest... W N. Y. C. .t St. L Lake Shore 7-V Preferred do Forelen Money and Stock. IjONTKJN. October 5. 5 P. m. Consols, W tor both money and the account. Railroad Bonds Atlantic and ireat Western firsts, :Kr;: Cauadiau Pacilie. 4i',: Kne, IS; do. second., :,: Illinois Central, b:V4; Mexican ordinary, 22,'2; St. Paul common, M); New York Central. 102;: Pennsyl vania Central, jr.; .-teauiiifr. oar s-uver 1. - ji per unc. 1 be amount ol bunion irone into ine ktuk ot England on bahiuce to-day is ff,:5:i,ix.. COMMERCIAL.. There Is no change iu tbe dry goods market und price are firm, oroeene are tnoviug weiiwun a fair demand and ellections are a little slow. 1'orcign fruits are unchanged. Cunned gtaids arc generally firm ami acti?. A better f -cling pre vailed in butter, but there was no dvauce iu prices. Eggs are slow. Poultry is iu light re quest and weak. Uruggs arc fair but no quotable change. Vegetables are quiet and easy. .E.VIX. Wheat Local markets rule firm at quotable price. Light receipts ot choice sil(eii uas naa tendency to strengthen prices and wc note a god demand for cash No. 2 red. Futures steady. 'Ac track being bid for Noveralier, held at 'J7e. New York e higher, Baltimore 'v'and St. Louis J-, while Chicago is .c lower. C'irn Market seems to be well supplied anl otlerlngsare freer with sellers holding less firm. Oat:.Steady at itiotations, with very little local activity noticed. Flour, Grain and Bay. Flour ratents, l 90 lb; extra fancy, $4 409 i 50; fancy, U 1534 25; choice. S3 901 00; family, 3 65a o0; treble extra, 12 ho3 00; double extra. 12 OXa,2 80; extra, f2 50(32 CO; auperflne, t2 25J 2 35; fine. f2 102 20. fYheat We quote:

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Bid Asked. it! tr&clt V' tracit ft: track'Jifob'j.'.tk tl"i track vi track '.'7 Bid. . Atked. 4 1 track 43 track 41 41 track ::8 track 41'4 track 4t 414 track 4240 track Uta Bid. ' Asked 27' i track 'lV track 2t 2'. track 275 2;i tnwk M

No. 2 Med. No. 3 Med No. 2 Red...... ......... .......u No. 3 Red .. November.....Corn We Quote: io. i niuie. No. 2 white No. 3 white... No. 4 white... No. 2 yellow.. iso.2 mixed.. Sound Ear Oata We Quote: No. 2 white ... Mixed , fr Rejected white Kejectc! mixed....Bye No. 2 quiet; 5sc bid. Brau Qu let ; 1 1 üO.bid ; no sellers, llav Fair pemanh without offerings; choice Timothy, t!2 Tflbid; No. 1 Timothy, fll 00 bid; No. 2 Timothy $10 00 bid. EI.IS1I OP. AI M TRADE REVIF.W I Onpox, f h-tober 5. The Mark Ijinc Express, la Is review of the British grain trade during the past week, says: Heavy gales of w ind have pre vailed with rain in the south and snow in the north, a material (.onion of the harvest in North Knirland and Scotland remains outstanding. The sales of Enclish wheat during the past week were 72, in ; quarters at :'.0s 'd, against 7'.',t01 quarters at 32s 4d during the mmo period last year. Trade in foreign wheat is" slow and values! airafnst buyers 'i he oil" coast trade is slow, six rat goes arrived, ) o vtirvovsi Wtrv ,V, ldj V0i wiUi'JtftWO, RU'J Uijav

reiwarned. ncp.jrir two for California stn-1 one for;-egon. The market bv.Iay was dull and disai'pojnr'ng. l.Bgiish wheats wt re out -f condition, lionr uM sreadv. orn, steady; rouml improved, 1. 1 Ine barleys- were, dearer, fiat, dull; American prudes ba.l t-beaper. CHICAGO KAr.KXTS. Furnfsbe'1 by E. E. Kinney & Co., Grain an4 Provision Brokers. No. a Chamber of Commerce.

October .Opeu'g.Hight..Lcwest t.t:ng Wheat f et-.. Nov.., Corn vt... Nov.. May. Osta Oct.. Nov... I Vt 17' i ss'Z 41 :si' , :7"" ft I, i ;;s ".i . Ks 41"! " . o-.J 4 41". atva 2'."'. Mav.

2' 2''"' 4l 2 j f is s r i u I s pi 12 2 ) 1 h ;) ! n r J '2 f i 7 ;i j ; (rj ' 9 i 5 f3 T, '.HI I 5 V2 "i '.." Tt 5 , ;) ! , :2 6 ü 'i 02 ." V7 i . !7 .' '') ." " :td 5 3i .", 0" : i" " U oj 4 Iii . 4 4 '2 I C2

Pork O.I.. Nov.. J.-in... v t .. LardNov.. Jan.. BJbs Oct.. Nov.. Jan.. Rcceiptsirog, 22.'si bead. Car lott Wbeat, l 'j; com. P..; oat, 12. INDIANAPOLIS WHOLTSALK MAUMETS, Dry Goods. rtCKT?. Windsor fancy 6 IMerrimao faacr 4 Pacinc faucy ..- 6 'onestoga fancy - 5VJ Co'l;eco fancy 3 "Berwick fancy 4 Kiebniond fani'-y 6H Belmont fancv.. 4'i liaraiivia fanry- bK WasQ'n'ton ld. blue (ll American fancy- ?' American Ind. blue- tK American thirling .. 4 Albiou nolid .VJ Allen fancy Simpson's mining 6 Allen hhirting 41... steel Kiver fancy.. ... 5'J McrriiaacahirtiBg 41 1 Dunnell faacy-..... bli IßFS Finnic?. Pacifleji poplin Ins- 9 Manh.Mer 'n fish... 10 Pacific 4 ajhm'r....10 Manchester IH-B...li AlUutic alana?as hi iAtlant:.; a. L. cash...l.S ;it'aj-.ic F. Ctuhtn 21 i-acirie;4 Autiraiiau craiie IS Pat i tu; t'.-l A.C. M W Pat itic V4 E. X. cash..!-! l'aciiic-C-4 A. C. cash..21' , Arnng! in ;i gray .15 BP.OWy COTTON. Atlantic A Atlantic B Mystic Pdver... Lawrence L L.. Itulimi H.-ad. Conestoga W... Pepwrell R. Pepis rell Y...m Pcpjerell 2-4... PcppereU 10-4.. : Bed ford R e'4 Y'ardsti( k ........V4 Tremont C C stark A ..-.GVj saranack -".'a Plica o 7 (Boot XX ...4'i .--.IS IMaksMchusetU B B......5li 20 iW iudsr U 4 3 .4 BLCACHirO C0TT0X8. Androscoggln'L- 7' Barker MIlls.... . Lonsdale ',y Karwell....tB A al la rd vale via son v i 1 le W amstitta..'...- 10 Fruit of tim Iwra. .8 iiiii sst-in per idem 7; rarmers' tTioicx?, Blaciitoue A A 7,4lwlsht Anchor.. n ope f.; ..Pocahontas. .... - ..... - . w .......... .,..0 Perver-119-4 -11 iTtiiulnlri r inl.i-l.. ml? i 10 PnrwTinn.J l et Tint r,'Vi- V lW..... .. . B'a Bi d B'n BldJ Tremont PL. Tremont H... Tremont P.... Tremont A.... Tremont Y.... Tremont X..., Nashua U Nashua EE.... $ 7 Nashua XX 14 7 .. 7 . 8 - 9 .- 6 8 Tremont K 9 Tremont U , 10 Tremont L 11 Tremont It 12.' i Tremont X Tremont O 8 1 10' 7 .Wimbl donCM .V, 7V Wimbledon. i M 'ji 9 v imbledon. c 7'V,i Wimbledon. !: s. Vi Nashua K... ...... Nashua T - Nashua I, Nashua t i, n imiiiedont I '.'. lu'.. Nashua B , Nashua A Nashua AAA. Nashua X 9 IW ImbledonCC wl 3'.j Wimbledon CB It1; US i Wimbledon CA 13 111 Mi f,l 7 VIA Ml J 4 Amoskcair , Lancaster States Glasgow York White 11 f K Co.. .. 7.; WamiintU.. f . H..rL s)i ir 7 iNormaudio fc", 6,lV Royal 7 . Renfrew dreüs 9 7 iJohuisou buk Iol4.....1t4 rLitPS AND CHEVIOTS. Amof kesf? 9 JAlabama plalda 7 Amoskeag fancy 10 luilsiaua plaid 7 Bates Sl'ottawa plaids... 7 OtisBB 8 lEdinburg cheviots... 9 Park Mills, 70 check. ..12,'a Everett cheviots 9 Pa.rk Mills, 80 eheck...M KireatRepublicchev. 7 Economy check V.lcolumbian 7i oua check . - c, 1 U1IUUWU IU11K,, .10 DENIMS. .12 IVork, blue... .10 York, plate.. Otla, A X A. Otis BB Otis V f 14 14 15 . . ".'"i Y'ork, fancy.. .14 . Oakland. A. Amofckeag.. Everett ...1 :i Columbian... Haymaker ... s ; Boston TICKINGS. Amopkeajr, A C A 13'i Iwlston, 8ß Ynrlr 'ill n It I n,r!.,nn o 1X 11 Conuestoga7'B'r;- ZZ bl'i Lewiston) :io.".'Z!.'.'!."loj2 Connestoga extra 12' Oakland, A 7 Oouneatoga, CCA li lOaklaud, A A-...... 7i 6KAIN BAGS. RAIS. American 17 Kiranger.. Eranklinville 19 Iwiston 19 21 gl&rk, A 22itigorgia, A. 18 CA WET CHAIX. White IS Coverlet Chain 20 Colored 22 No. OW Cotton Yarn.-10 Candle Wick.. 20 Twine .20 The Produce Market. Eggs raying l c per doz.; Irom store, i.'k. Butter tTeamery laocy, 27r28c; choice, lS'atJOe; dairy, selected, l.'gltc; country fancy, Lie; fresh ... sweet, fcc; low grades. :iftic per lb. PotiltiT-spring eh i. kens, 7J.J-; hens.s'o per lb; roosters, 407 Jien turkeya.c: tv.m turkeys, c; old geese, und. Tr?1!-16"1'0' Jr doz-;fl ducks, Ier U 'Cj . - . . r Citlers Prime geese, 4oc; mixed aud dues', 2? 2'-e. Rags Vim'?. W'fM.l Kriirht Indiana, medium unwashed. 18c: for heavv merino and verv coarse. 15c: tub-washed. 2527c; burry, trashy and cotted, 10(al2c Tlie rrovlsion narktu Below arc the present Jobbing prices: Smoked Meats, canvassed or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against nkippersi ri. C. Hams, "Eeliable Brand," 15 lbs. average, 10e; do. Wi lbs. average, 104c: do. 20 lbs. average, 10c; do. 22 lbs., and over. c: do. light average'. 10 lb?,. li'c: oo. lbs. avcraire, lie; uo. aiorgan Gray Brand, li lbs. average. 9' 4C; do.17;-, lbs. average and over, 9ie; do. light, average 10 lbs., 10'4e. Cottage Hams, 'Keliable Brand," none; Piccic hams, Torler Brand," 6c; California hams, "Reliable Brand." 6 ' jc; English breakfast bacon, clear, 'Keliable Brand," loe; do. clear, "Porter Brand," th;; Icnglish shoulders, "Reliable Brand." 12 lbs. averaee. ',Vie: "do.. Eneltsh Miouiders, ir, lbs. average, 6c. Pried beef, "Porter Brand," 12c. Bacon clear sides, light, average 2f. to :!0 lbs., 7?4; do. medinm. average ".s to 40 lbs.. 7,',c; do. heavy, average 7i0 lbs., ": do. backs, medium wt-, do. bellies, 7,'-e: d. French flitch, average Orbs, tic; do. belly pieces, average 4 lbs., 7c. D. S. and Pickled Meats English cured, dear sides or backs, unsmoked, fr'c; Bean pork, clear, per dm., 200 lbs.. 113 00; pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs., til JO; family pork, clear, per bbl., 2U) lbs., Ill :0: family beef, per bbl., 200 lbs.. $18. Also in VJbbls., containing 100 lbs., at half price of the barrels, with 50c added to cover additional cost of package. Lard Pure winter kettle rendered In tierces. 7)4e: current chilled do., 7'.c: in half barrels or 50-lb. tubs, 7Jhc; 48 lb. tin tubs, 8J4c; 20-lb. paila, 8Jc; 10-lb. pails, 84-4'e. Lam Oil Pure winter test, In tierces, 55c per Cab: do. in V. bbls.. 57Jc per gal. Bologne In cloth. 5Vc; in skin, 6cFresa MeaU-Pork tenderloins, 12c; sausage, 8c The Grocery Market. Checae Full cream, üew Y'ork, lOHc: Ohio, 9c; young America, 11 c; crystal, spring, loe; cap sheaf, w 1 .Jc. fJofiees Common. a,10Me: ordinary, 10tlc; rair 12 Java 1-lb packages, 100-lb casts, l:;'4e: CO-lb do., 13pwc; Arbutkle roasted. 13'4c; Leverlng's, l:i4cr Cardova, 1 ; Cates' A No. 1, 15,' ic; Gates' prime, 14lc; "Lion," 12ic. feugara Cntloaf ,7T -Sc ipowdered 7 ;gran nlated. r''icUudard A, 7,7Iic;off Ao?( 7c; white extra C, Cgti; light brown bds .'c; common grades, ö1'; New Orleans brown, by.talx' se. Molasses and ßyrups New crop New Orleans molasses-5fH"0c; syrup. 30(a4"c per gal. for common to choice; maple syrup, ft 10(Sl 30. Kice Carolina aud Ixnisiaua, Trl .(a,fis 4c. Btdces Pepper, lSJia'jc; allspice, lOVIe; cloves, 20(32.')C; ginger, I7(t22c; clnnamoa In mats, 12( 15c; nutmegs, 70f5SOc. Salt Ijike. in ear lot-. $1 03; dray lots, $1 10(! 115; small lota, 10c more from store; dairy, 12 25 fat OU. gtsreh Tlefined pearl. 3l43V per lb.; Eureka 4o; Champion glosa, lump, &t6ac; improved com. Salt Fish Mackerel, extra mess, t24 per bbl.; halves, 112 W): No. 1 mackerel. $1820; halves, f3 10; No. 2 mackerel, 112 5c14; halves, t 50S; No. 2 medium, as; halves, 4 ."a);. No. 3 mackerel. (k9 6 ) hrJves, t'33 00; No. 1 wblw fisn, 7 60; ballibut. Iteperin. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, t3 2a (S3 40: new Valencia. lli-tUlUc; Sultans, 14c: Muscatel raisins, two crown, t' .o"2 0.": California L. L., ti 6-3: three crown. $3 20. lmous Mevsina and Rodi. f-V" 0t, the latter in cases. New Prunes Turkish, SJ.V'c; Sultana do., K'aC: currants, O'gfXrHc; new ngs, layein, Lates Matts, Fard in ten piand boxes, ftfaloc. Orantrcs Jamaica in bbls.. slO 00. Peanuta-Rawr Tenliesse, :V.; Wilmington, 8'ic: roasted. 10c: Tennessee, 4'6J4e; Yirgiuias, hfafic. Bananas J1&2 per bunch. Coaoauuts l-l ÖO(U3. Canned Goads We auote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs, 9va

, llIlic; prime, PJ'iiaizJie; smcuy prime,

iSlSc; choice, l:v414V; Old Government

. I'.rift20lic: McLaughlin's XXXX. roasted.

&2; seconds 1 lbs., fl r0ai CO; 2 lb..fl 4" 3t 4; Pie Peaches, 3 1b.. U JO'al 15; 6 lbs., t2 C",a.2 10; Joos.frrK, 2 lbs., '.isuXjc; Black tarries, Vsa':; stntw t-emof. ft:0a.l:i: Ejj-nbcrrics. iriV;

1 2.".: Cherries, red, MVaftV: wtire, tt 9"ä2 20; 1 c'trir.g -an, s' ;ioc: Poik's Best ptas. t;i 43; Yar- ' month Corn, ti 801 Mountain Sugar Corn, j iu -o-ai ou; tTAnoara, 2 its., 30.051 o.j; tr Hamffurir Corn, tl 00. Mackerel, fl Z' :0: Pinetppk. i.r0'2oo: salmon, 1 Ib., tl 4CHÄ1 "fl; Tumbler Jellies, .a-noc; t ove Orsters, 1 lb., light weittt, tXiM-c; 2 lbs., full weight. SI v"xI yö; enrdiws, Freueb, 175 per diz.: Ameri can. s, soe p,r doz: Arpies. 3 lbs., s) Sjc; t lbs., ti 5Ö52 CO: gallon, 1200,33 CO. Vstjtailes and Fruits. ' Beans Choice rievy, ft 50; laediom, 1 DO; "Mar T0w.t2(2 25; California SJ. Potatoes New, 7.VAll 25 per bid. Sweet Potatoes Southern Sweet, fl 752 00 per bbl. ; Baltimores, S250i3; Phiia ielphias $avo u$l25. Apples Choice, new. t2 003 2 00 per bbl; GO-rjlOc JJ im Ik)X. I'ried Apples Evaporated, S5?c; cornmoa dried, l'eacb cs Dried peaches, halrce. C.-.1 CallfcTiiia hagres. 12' ; evaporated, l(tLtc1 Cal liige 7;(afl 00 p. r bbi. C::ion New tsout hem, 12 23,2 5-3 per bbl; BerrD'ida. 52 r0 per crate. Honey lsiJCo. 1 tat 1 Oifc,,-, (V) pf-. bbl. i'aiitaioiipes 7.V-(f(i O0 per bbl. PeecLes $1 00u,l 75pcr;;,bu. baskets. J'nn.sou Piums i7 0ü s 00 pr fetau-i, Watermelons f 5. tit 12 per 100 rieO"--2Ufs425cla'r dor. .'iatx's-4 V""-'; l.biware, 91 Seed. ' Feed Timothy, t2 2.'.'32 ,v per buhel: clover, f riä"i 75: bluegT, extra rieun Kentncky.tl 2-J 1 50: red top, 7V-.t,ti; orchard gra-, fl hO.u.2 Ou, owing to quality; Lnglbh blue grass, f i .rj por bu.: bird t'd. rae, s.'4V; canarv, öCc; hemp, lOc; rye, best seed, 81 10. Coal and Coke. Block. f2 50; Jackson coal. J3; Pittsburg, 3 50:' Raymond t'ity. fc-i f.0; anthracite, 75; Highland lump, $2 25; Piedmont coal. 45; gfi.s coke, fc per br... or $2 2.5 per load; crushed, ti 25(2 50 per load; fctuut'a cot.1 ii 2-'v2 50 per load. Hides, Leather anrt Tallow. Eemlotk soic, 24 S31c; oak wie, 30i.17c; Pennsylvania harness leather, ;i2iu ::"c; harness lemtier, :oö.;ic: bridle leather, p r rloz., fA),u72.!: domestic kip. sensor: French kip. lyu-.ufl 2J; domestic cali, 7tcrifl 10; Frenc h calf. 1 10(31 sj. Hides No. 1 cured, 7i'aS'4e: No. 1 invcn. Sa'i'.Jc; N. 2 calf. Um !0c; ured. lOllc; dry salt, 10c; flint, 12c: No. 2 bides. Mc off. Tallow 1'rime, u: No. 2, Re. Greece Brown, 4tj,c; white, bQ'lic; yd! w. (44C, Drug Jlarket. Alcohol, f 2 10(52 20: calomel, 75etS5e; camphor, 2T'(i.;0e; cochineal, 50aWe; chloroform, sOSSc: rimojiium. t3S.'.(a4 00; indigo, $1 00 .1 00; morphine. 3 i::t 25. Oils Castor, fl 55'-,l 50; sweet oil, Ma-Qifi a5; olive oil, 1 50&3 00 ; bergamot cHiuiersoa si . jmeji -). iuuuw'j ajid 10 per cent. oX 90cra?l 2.). Window-glass, 70 per cent. ; double, o Iron and Steel Market. Bar Jron fl CXV32 10 rates; hoop Iron, f2 50 rates; Nor ry and swee t iron, fx; rate; horseshoe iron, 3e. Horse Shoe Burnen &. Perkais's per keg, S3 SO; mule fchocs. $1 per keg advance. Horse shoo Nails Northwestern. Globe and Putnam, per box, $t 50. Cast Steel Best American, per lb., 12c; spring steel, fx;; tire steel, 4c ; toe calk steel, 5c; machinery steel, 6c. Nail-S2 20. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 4ic. boiled, 47c; lard oil, eOfaSle; miners' oil. M'fc&'tc: lubricating oil. 12,5:!Se ; straits oil. 5.yäC0e: "benzine, 10 14e; cral oil, Indiana legal test, ".'.'.'alOc; 1C0 degree test, l(tJ lie; water white, IT" degree. He. Tinners Supplies We quote: Best brand charcoal tin. 1. c. 10x14, 12x12 and 14x20. $6 25; IX, lOx 14, 14X20 and 32x12, $s 25; roofing, 1C, 14x20, a. 70; 20x2S, $11 60ral2 00; block tin. In pigs, 20c; in bars, 27C. Iron 27 B iron, 3.50c: 27 C iron, 6c; Juniata galvanized, 50 per eeut discount; refined, r-0 and 10 per cent- discount, sheet nine, 6ic. Copper bottoms, 22c. Planiihed copper, S4c Solder, 14 LIVE STOCK. Indianapolis. CSIOH SrOCK-YARM, Oct. 5. Cattli Receipts, MO head; shipments, none. Supply light ; but little doing except iu butcher rade. Market lull, as our wholesale butchers lalm that the meat market is very bad, and selling at much lower prices. Export grade S 5 3r5 05 tiood to dnUce shipping .... 4 7")(a5 25 Fair to medium shippers 4 15(gi) Common shippers 3 3Vui '. s5 Gooil to choice heifers 3 ,0ii4 10 ;Hd to choice cows a 40 a so Fair to medium cows and heifers 2 50ci3 10 Common cows and bei fers 1 T02 2" Veals, common to rood 3 50(415 00 Bulls, common to good 2 O03 00 Milkers, it r head, common to good 20 0045 CO Hocs-Receipts, LOOObead; shipments, 300 head. Quality fair. Market weak and lower. Select light ?i 10,31 20 Heavy and medium - 4 Mn 10 Heavy roughs and pig 3 2"v3 00 Shixt Receipts, 400 head; shipments, 2!0 head. Quality generally common. Market dull on that class, while good grades were strong at last week's price. Good to choice erades. f3 002 40 Common to medium grades. . 2 75 Spring lambs. 3 00(s:! 75 Bucks, per head -.. 2 003 00 Elsewhere, KAST LIBERTY, Pa., 5 tobe r .'.Cattle Sea nvly auvthlug ioing. Prices steady and unchanged. Receipts, 2,:;70 head; shipments, in; head. llogs Finn; Philadelphias, $1 imi 50; Y'orkcrs, ?4 2"i4 40: grassers, $ -5'i4. Receipts, 77,000 head ; bhlpmeuts, a. OO head. sheep Slow and nuchaiiged. Receipts, 700 head ; shipments, 2,'XK) head. BALTIMORE. October .V Beef Cattle-Market more active, but prices la'.c lower: lest beeves, l :;7'..m5: lirst quality, 3 :r,:ak :;7! ,: medium, i .'-tia i; ordinary, J2(a2 23. Most oT the sales were inm 52 .m 1 02'2. tteceipts, neau; sale. head. t.i,if Kir iir,i.t Bii.l moderate d.-mand : ret cipts, "i,07" iiead. tiuotatioiis, 121. sheep l no receipts 01 sneep um laiuos were :t,sj30 head ; sheep, 5 7"; lambs, $:!"". BUFFALO, CH-tober ::.-Cattle Receipts, 1,21 kj ltrl ..t .lull a vliudrt lnulir "nl unsettled jrood t i-hoiee steers. St 7"-r5 :i5;meditnn to cood. lfa-f mi; sioL'Kers mihi leeovrs, .h..-,. v.ait heifers, :;': .X'. Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, tyKW head. Market to choice sheep". 3 w, "medium to good, S2 7.V.-; 40; good to choice Western Umlw, $ ; 7-"'i ir.. l.wi.-.,r.a bfin.t fart-et ri sha,l JI ...... .- lower and dull; good to choice Yorkers, 51 :HM 4 10; butchers' grades, S;l 4')r I 45.ET. LOUIS, October 2. Cattle Receipts, 2. w . ct.tr.n,oiu "Jul boo, I Market steadv W'itll UL Q'l , Cll 1 ..... .'v -. active butchers demand: native shipping su er.. 51 2- i sair to goou voiornuu sieeis. ji native butchers stock, $2 2O03 75: grass Texans, 2 50ri43 50; Indian steers, $2 0(! S. Hogs KeccipiS, ;i,JJU ncau; saipuieum, ...i" head. Market active and lower; packing, $140Q 3 so; Yorkers. S-ii4 05; butchers'. SI '"( t 2. Sheep Receipts, sou head; shipments, 1.400 bead: market firm and active for. good muttons; common to fair, SI 75m 2 50; good to choice, 2 00 l"':-; fancy, fi 45: Texans, 1 7"K!f: lambs, f2 ft : .Vi. - KANSAS CITY. Octoier 5. The Live Stock Indicator rt ia rts: . . Cattle Receipts, 4.743 head; shipments, ,cl bead. Gooil. steadv; common, weak; exporters, $5 2V5 45; good to choice shipping, $4 90(i5 2 ; common to medium, $1 5Uw I 85; sto-.-k-ers and feeders. t3 2.Vn4 25; cows. t2 2t.a3 2J; grass Texas steers, $2 ü)fü3 40. Hogs Receipts, 4.007 head; shipments. 3.314 head. Market opened 5c lower. losing weak and 10c lower; good to choice, ii 70&3 '; common to medium. 13 0o3 tv. Sheep Receipts, none: shipments, none. Market steady: fair to good muttons, 12 50(3; eomniou to medium, $2(2 25. NEW YORK. OetoUr 5. Beeves Receipts, counting If. carloads of exerts steers were :i,l0 head; making ".270 lor the week. There was a firmer tone and fairly active trade in the mornintr. but some late arrivals bad to be sold at easier prices; oor to prime native steers sold at l o( K r i..r inn lb live weicht extra do. at i't 'Miut 0: Colorado steers at $3 K.Vn 1 07'-: general sales were at " oo(rt " i per loo ns. lor native steers: Sheejr-Receipts, 17.000 head: making 4,101 for the veek. Market a suaue siroiier ior noon clearance; extreams at $3 tv4 jO per 100 lbs. for Hogs Jtceeipts. lii.100 head. No Important change in selling prices. CHICAGO, Octola?r 5. The Drovers' Journal r. it'attic F.eeeipLs. s.500 head; shipments, 2.000 . . . . ... 1 . 11.. . iaa.Ici Kt nnin rt 3iaTkcc Ri'iive ruh k i"? h1.' ""f cow, bulls and mixed, $J ,:;s0: through 1 Texas cattle, about 32.Hw.1tu ior cows, -" i- 101 steer Western ranger, natives ami iian-ureeu. ta 1(( 5; cow , 82 bü,,,.! ;w; w lute red Texans, S ! b'.t llogs Receipts, 22,.r;0O head; shipments, 10,'kX) bead. Market active and 5vi toe lower: rough and mixe1. t:i 40(aa u); packing and shipping. 83 ti 4 05; fight weights, $2w I 15; skips, S2 75ri 50. Sbep Receipts. 2.S0O head; shipments, LOW . . , f . r f 1 . 1. 1 ...... ..AD C 1 -.11., MarKet eciive aim iiin-i'.anucu : i,nr3, -Western. 7V- i TO; Tcxaus, ;2 i h-yi ); lamb', per hvft'i, tt r'- j

: isi; lemon (Sanderson s),

iMaiw. ymuine-P. &. W. 85ip.nV: cinchonida, 25(a.:'; Ameriijn bi carb, ola, 4i'5c; Kirglish Jo., O.'ntc Snuff Garret's. 2-oz. pack., $1 W per

aoz. ; 4-oz. potties, 53 00 per doz. Flovc'a sulphur, 4(o.. Turpentine lOjt i'ir: English Venetian red, by bbl., 2,V-: less quantities. 3'.. Iodine Jt 00; Iodide potash, fart 3 25. Cloves. 20i2a. Rhubarh.

MARKETS EY TELEGRAPH.

I od nee Markets. CHICAGO. Octo'f-r 5. Trading in wheat was on limited scale to-day r.j I i - t.-cli-ig was gc?icrllty easier. There was the expet-tii'. ion of an inen a-e of from l.cixi.ooo to 2.oo).xid bushels in the visible supply rel-rt. and a large proportion ot the traders- seemed inclined to awir-it it publication before taking any hand i:i the market. The fondgn market were r- ji-irted v ry Una with an iidvaiH ing tendency, t-ut this was counteracted by the t or of increasing- st-x-ks. The markit opened al SiV'c for November: sohl ofV to S'l.e; reacted to we. on fnir buving. a wnuiv quotation of the British -onsoN 0:1" the "ii-ker"' show ingan apparent decline pcA". eaied the market to forge iii. k!y to s7e. and w hen the consols ji-utiitiuu Lad lceu correci.-d to read Wy-, there ftl lowed as sudden a reaction, und l'iore the downward cour-o was stoj pe,l November had again batched sf.'.e. rallied s.-mewhat, and t lo-ed on the regular binl at v.'.'. c. There was an easier feeling in the afternoon. 1' rol tfiu mark-t closed 'V' lower. Receipts win- fr-c at Northwestern ptdnts. and the rc-eipt 1:, rc for to-innrrow were estimated larter than usual. There w.-.sa liriu.-r feeling iucorn aud oats, and prices were advanced aftaetion. Provisions ruled verv weak under 11 ury general selling pressure. 'Pork rbsfi 10f I5e lower than esterduy. while Ur was .' lower. Hour Firtii and r.nehiu:ed. Wheat iporu'd easy, sold oil" ...c, rallied le-liued '4c. rallied and closed under -aturday. Sales ranged: iiotcr. si'iiVr'.c, closed at MT,c; Xovi-mtr. N.'p?s7e. -losed at y.r: leccmtH.r, s7s'.ii, closl at ss:s,.; Mav, ''''c, clos'd at '.V: No. 2 spriiig, J. 5l ,'; No. 3 spring, 75'.,:; No. 2 rod. mc; No. 3 ral.W. Corn There was a air shipping and nuKierate sjx'culatic btisjii price ruling a shal.- higher and elosiiiL tirm; cash. 42, ctol.cr. 41-rci41;.-c. closed at 41 ' ,f.l7he; November, 4 mM'V'i closed at :?": year. . :7t::7,Je. closed at "'.'(i'.'e. hits Hilled fiiniaTid a shade higher; cash, 25:l4n2: (K'tober, iTr'u 2V;4e. closed at 2 '.c; November, 25, ;(Vf25T.e, dsed at2V-v 2 v4e; Mav, ir'aL-.'.'c. Rye-Steady; No. 2. ."'.. Rtirlev Q liet ; No. 2, '.?(.i7iv. Flaxseed l.om r: No. i, $1 i:.',. Mess I'ork Active and lower: pr'n , declined Kcii I-',' .. and closed stcaiK : i--ah. vi i.v-.s ::ii: OctoWr, is H'fus, 15. dosed nt js in .is U' ,; November s p) s closed at Ss 12'..". 15: fv emb, r. s 27.';.. flosi'ig va s ii.is 22' J : .latiuarv, J-.'-i J 10. closing t '.M'2'...tv t5. Lsrd-Active und .is,, r. )! ies --yje lower: casii mid -ol,,'r. !!2'..,ii5 C: November. ' :'0', :, c. e.osiug at lo.-ing at " 5 05: l)'eitil r. 5 iij ..... .", v7'. S.i'.fJ'.M-. .',. Prfixcl Meats-Ouief but sb-adv -! dry salted shoulder. 3. V.. .5 75; short rio sid-s. S" ::i); short clear sides, s5"7o,.,i5 7. Sugars i'nhuni'ed. On the Produce l t hange:' BntterI i;!l b it steady: creamery, 17 a-W: iairv. ll.-.il.V. Finn nt 17e. Keci ipts Flot;r, 22.ih)i bbls. ; i:i.t, .7.000 bit. : com. i'.Vi.'KKj b;t.; oats, IR00O bit.; rve. .s.(XH) bu.: barlev. 7'i.Oou bn. Shipments Flour, 20,0(10 bbls.: wheat. :!J.0() bu.; corn, 241.foo bn.; oats, i;t',0CJ bu.: rye, I.olh) bu.; barley, nn.'M) bu. A iteriioon Board Wheat Ouiet and easv, '.ri ?4c lower. Corn, Oats, pork and Ijird I ucbanged. NEW YORK, (-H l ober .'.. Tlour Reccfpts, 21.001 bbls.; export. 4.!: bbls.; market d-nl: salts, Pt,."sX) bbl. - heat 1-jisicr: receipts, li5, tM bu.cxivirls, PCI.22S bu.; sales. 2,'-'oi"0 bu. of futures, and RiO.OOO bu. of spot; No. 2 Chicago. iH'.'f9ic; No. 2 Northern, e.. f. and i.. :2'.'; untntded rtL 7Sf'.V. ;do. ., f .and i.. '.rj.-; NoJ 3 red. '.i:!' .n'.t ;e ek'Viitor; steamer No. 2 ted, '.'2' ,c; No. 2 red. it;c elevator; No. 1 white. ?t7c: M-'i-nidcd white, '.; No. 2 rcl, Octolter. '.'.'.'i,"7e. closing at Sfi"'e; Ntivemla r, '.C'm'C7-. elosingct 'i7 i, ; iKM-embcr', '.'.".'n'.'.i'vi', closing nt tH'Vp:; Januarv. s (j,t',' I 01' 1, closing at SI nl; Mav. si 07 Ml' 07's, eins, ing at Si o7't. Corn Higher, closing riv; rc cipts, 121, sou bu.; exports'. lo".22s bu.: sales, 1.1 .'.1110 bu. of futures an. 1 2ls.no In. of sj,i; liiigradet. ism I'.i'.j-; No. 3, spot. :.s!.i':N'o. 2. I'','(i l'"..e elevator, 5i i1.,. call. ait: vellow. :: No. 2tH tober, 4sJsci j;.:,c, closing a't i ;1.-; November. 4yy V., -losiitgr.t4'.'.,..; rvvmber, 4i -ls-;,e, closing at Is' e; January. 4ii:,(ft7', closing at li.:;c; Febn;arv,4''c," 17c.'eIositig nt l 'i:4e; May. 4'.'-e. Oats Nloib-ratelv active: r(Vl; j,ts. 2J1.5 iO bu.; e.ywr;s, .. 1 ; i,u.: mixed Western, 2S:.i3'c; white do., 31 lc. stock of gr.tiu in store October :': Win at, .."2.3p.i bu.: corn. s,.".t.iol bu.: outs, 2.is!2.l7 Im.; rye, s.li'sS bu.; barley, none: malt. 112.7 : bu.; y.cas. 2,22h bu. lbiy- Sttvd : -iiipp'n , ü . ."'V7. Co Wee Spot, fair: Rio, quiet at . e. Barlev Steady and eiiiet: sales. '.,ou0 b;;s. Oat Sl's'i; I cce 111 ber, hi; Jannarv, i; i5: I'ebrnarv, 7; March, ;7 05. Sugar Ou'.l; reümd. wcik : "'.. (ii."chc; extra C, ::r; white extra C. i 3 P ; yellw , .Vrtiy-'c; oil' A. ,c; mould A, ''-4'"'Ts; standard A. : Rc : eoufct tiosu rs' -v. ti ii-iiidiie.e: powiercd. -jv cranulaled, O'jC ctila's. MohlSsiI 'nil and nominal. Ricc-steadv; fair demand, Petroleum Steady ; I' 11 i ted clear. H ol. Tallow steady. Turpentine Firm at ."4 4m3-. Eggs Steady; demand fair; receipts, 2,250 packages; Western. l'.'(2o'. Pork Hull ami weak; mes, ft .VI. Ijird Lower and bss active: contract gTades. spot. Uoted at stl 02',: Oc tober. '. 22'i; Novemla-r. $"i 2V0 25; December, SO 2'.. i 2'.: Jannary. $ .'fani ill: February, v; ::vi.a ;:7: March, $t 45(-n; 4'.; city steam. ' 15. Cheese Firm and in fair demand ; Western liat, ."wa'.o. Copper Steady. Other articles unciianged. ST. LOUIS, Oc toi er 0. Flour Unchanged. Wheat 'enerally higher, but unsettled : oeiu'd steady; declined ,'.,(. rallied r;f and clostsil :V" 1 above Saturday;'No. 2 red, cash. .'''.Me; Octöber, ii'V'vä'.M'c; November, Xr Iecembcr, P7,,rä',f, 'se: May, .'! 'js 1 e., closing at top lignr. Corn Slow but steady : No. 2 mixed, cash, ICr-, ',. 40.' ; CH-tober. '-!ic: May, 3.v-.jc. Oats Firmer and '4c ltettcr; No. 2 mixed, cash, 21'i2"c; vcar, 21e: May. 2'.! .e. Rye Hull at 57 'U'T Barlev Iu'l and unchanged; rangingat iOe. lxad iu'ict at $-1 JiVrtipj'i. Butter and Eggs Unchanged. Flaxseed Steadv at $t W. llav Quiet: priarie, t7(".i CO; timothy, Slojjl2 . Bran Hull at 5c nt mill; V5(ritSt on east track. Cornmcal Quiet at $1 W. Provisions Qn ict. Pork $t asked- I-ard fA-5 bid. Pry Salt Meats Boxed : long clear. ' 30 (n5 :'.7,'.2: short ribs. S5 50iT.5 iV5; short clear, 5 75 5s). ltai-on Long eear. S5 s5.i5 '.'5; short rib, S; (Vimi 121;.: short clear, tfii :!7 .. i l". Receipts Flour, 5,000 bbls.; wheat, 42,000 bu.: corn, 117,000 bu.; oats. 3I.0O0 bu.; rve, none; barlev, 31,000 bu. Shipments Flour. 2i,000 bbls.; wheat, 4,onO bu.; corn, 21SHKJ bu.; oats, 12,000 bu.; rye, 5,000 bu.: ney, ü.ow on. ,fterna-.n Board Tlu'4 market was stroag at opening, but closed -(o'v lower than at no;i. torn urm and unchanged. ais -o saies. PniLADEUniA. October L Flonr Firm with good demand for fresh grotiud. Wheat Opend lower, reacted and closed steady: No. 2 red. Octo ber, .ftittlVie; November. Wm'.M',; lecemter, H'.diiH-.i .; January. ,.7!4','. Corn Strong and higher under small supplies and u good export inquiry. Sales if No. 3 mixed at 4s'..ri4!c; steamer No. 2 mixed. October. 4'ioi 4 ; Noveuiler. 4,.'(1!, 'C; lHscember, 4'i'i.c 17' .c: January, 45g4' Oats Ruled strong under light receipts ; prices of both spot lots and futures closed "y.ilc higher; sales of rejctcd white at :e; No. white :'jie: eboij-e unmixed heated, white, HU'i white ,ta c; no. 2 white, .jr .m.ii-jc; o. . wuuc, . 3i'.i.".l;,.e: Xovemhcr.'3l,-'31l4c: I?- . . X .S l " (niljvr. :'.l' -.(a January, :1V:'."!1,!. I'rovi; ions In fair jobbing demand and steady. I.ard steady; steamed. S' ti-Vef. 70. Butter Fail ly active and steadv at f.;S22ef poor to choice. Egg steadv and easv at 20,.2le. t heese 1 inn and fairl.v liclive; Ohio tiats, ehoi.-e. iv : do lair to prime. i' .'us'3c. Petroleum Quiet; 70 Auel test 111 bbls.sV.' Receipts Flour, I.O0bbK: wheat, .s.OOObu.: corn, 16.000 bu.; oats, l.uoo bu. ShipmentsWheat, 10,000 bu.; corn, 43,ooo bu.; oats, iti.sceo bu. CINCfNXATT, Octolier .". Cotton-Steady w ith a fair demand: middling. tV. Flour 1 11 fair oemand; familv. st :a'f4 50; fancy. 61 70f5. Wheat l-'as-icr; No. :2 red. ".'"iAiU's'; receipts, l,-"iH) bu.; shipmcuts, 4,sfJ0 bu. Corn In nnxlcrate demand; No. 2 mixed. 43l3,ic. Oats Steady; No. 2 mixed, 27c. Rye in fair demand and linn: No. 2. fie. Barley Dull: extra No. 3 spring, "'.'c. Tork Neglected at $70Citi. Lard Hull and lov er at 85 s.7'... Bulkmeats Nominal: shoulders. I; short rib's, Sj 15; short clear. ;. X. Butter-Iull ; extra crcamerv, 22yt:::c; fancy dairy, H1 c. Linseed Oil Quiet but steady at 12 l.'.c. Sugarin moderate demand; hard refined. 7' ' . '-.c. llogs Steadv; common and light,S3 2-5 4 25; packing and butchers. $3 :; receipt. 2,277 head: shipments. 717 head. Eggs-ln fair dcmr.nd and titnier at 11' ,c Cheese only mtxlerate demand : choice mild hio factory, s" .y.3c. NEW ORLEANS, October 5. Flour steady w ith a fair demand; choice, SI 50; fancy. SI 75; extra do, 5: Minnesota patent process, S"i50(. 60; winter wheat patents. S5 no. Corn Steady; mixed, r.j. 1.;,., -..ll.i .VL-.I.57I1. Oats tlHirr.s , 11 Uliv, ritFw , - Quiet but steadv; choice Western, .'.i'ju 3.3c. Hay Pull and unchanged. Pork Hull, weak and low er at . "7 Ij.rdjuieiaiui w-aa; rennen. S6:;7'... Bulkmeats fiuiet but steady; shoulders. $3 fOni't; long clear and ilea r rib, " 75. Bacon In fair demand, but lower; shoulders. $:s. ..; long clear, si2o: clear rib, S.;:',. I la ms Choice sugar-cured canvassed. $10 2"10 roffee-steatlv and nnchanged. Sugar and Molasscs imll a'nd nominal. Kice in good demand : ordinarv to good, ::-'V'V- Cot'.onseed idPrime eiiple, new, 2,.'"i930e: summer yellow, - '. :e f. o. b. : i ake; 32) i- alongside. BAtTIMORE.Oetober 5. Wheat Western, easier and dull; No. '-'winter red. spot, pi'.m1.-; October, Hie bid: November, ;'.-.''j'.';;T.c: iH'ceinber, !;- Hr'.: Januarv, 'isi.i'.is'.e. Corn Western, steady and dull: Western mixed, sit. 4e lud : iKtobcr. 4s .( X ; vcar, i' .1 i's-: Januar. ', 45'. .e. Oats Steadv and quk-t: Western white, 33 m:55c: mixed. ::'.le 1'rovisions Iwer and oniei. Mss nork: S10. 1 jrd Ketine!, 8 lO. j-.gg iu ict a i liinn - Coflee steady: Rio nrnnu ftF,f n.lTV fll IfllT .".ia rieLT-ll'U Flour, 2,iH3 bbls."; wheat, Hum bu.; corn, 10.VW bu.: oat N.000 bu.; rye, 1,0 bu. Shipments Jill 4 Flour, 5,:X) bu. WTT WATTKKK October-". Flonr Quit. Wheat Weak: cash, s-'.'.e: November, s', : K-eember, s.v:i ,. Cnrn IfHriv: No. 2. 4t!.. OatS SteadV No. 2. 2V.c. Rye Hull: No. "l, 5-.H-. Barley Steadv ; No. 2, ."sk-. Provisions I tuver. Mess 1'ori cKh or October, ss 1: November. $8 1. Iard Prime steam, cash or October, 5 :2 ; November. - i Ttntter In lMtur demand: dairv. t,;(lil5c, Cbcest Quiet at 7.' (!'.. Eggs In fair demand i-,..i7i e neeeints Hour. !'... bbls.: wneat. H,2! si" bu'.: barlev, 27,775 bu. Shipments Flour, s75 bbls.: wheat, 4,255 bu.; barlev, i v. ) un. TOLEDO, Octolicr", Wheat 'teady; No. 2 re I ,isl, e.nni -i.l nl '.sier. No. - soft, ash or l cto'.'r t;.e: Novtiiiber. vi-'.-; D.-c -iaber, ;"': iiu-

Tiiry. '.sc: xjjy. st ot" Cora Firm: crsh or i-Tiber, -tt'.e: Novcmn-r, 41'-; year, : May, fiat-Qiii-t: cash or October, 27V-; Noveni-l-r. 2S.-; Tay. :'.i' clover Seol Mi. t; :;sli ir o, :."' r. s., .50, Novemter, $5 t bid: K-ccmbor, $5 'C'j bid; Jamusry. ', 75 bid. Receipts Wh- at 47.o,"0 bu.; corn. .iio bu. Shipmeua Wheat, 2'VJ bu: oats, l.ooo bu.

LocIVILLE, OetolKT 5. CittOn S:e:Vl: Tilbldli orain Steadv. Whc.it No l.-in-. berrv No. 2 r-d. '.')' C.rn No. 2 ir.ixcf. 4."4-v; No. 2 w hite. 464.iei4. fhtt N. w o. 2 mixed, 27"i 27' .e. Provisions Urm. I's. 'on cl.ir ribs. . ides.s:, o: ch ar sides. 4": 'r :l,ierf. S4. Bulk meats clear rits, sides. $5 '-i: c.tr side. v vii; slunl lers. : 50. Mess Pork Nominal ot v. Ham MiL-ar cured, I'.' 70"t 10 " i. Ijird lu b e bat. fs ;ie,j 7". I.lVi:::iOOr.. i k t. .-..Cotton Firm, w ith a h demand : middling upland. .V.il-6; side Oi-Ua-i. 5ll-li.d; sale. 12,o",i bales, iueludit.g 2.,,o)!or SKculation tind exjort and S.2o0 bal--- At .crican. Wheat steady, with a Jinn demand, com steady, with a fair demand. Turp;irujc spirit.-:, 2..S :;! p r -.:it. KANSAS CITY, mtobcr ... Whcst-Q , ct ; cah, ..H-l.id: Norr-in'Mr. 76. nominal lv--cr,ber so C.r:i-iii.-t: ash. j'i.- asked: v.-tr. 25o bil ; 2V'4c asked. OaU Nomiiuil; a'-scd. Oils. TITI -Y1I I E, m-ioU-r Petroleum -N".-.i.uiaJ 1 ransjt . r::!i. ;:i, s tq . iu at i w-, it,u i id si im-.-, highest price, si OIL ; lowest, : fu . PITTSBUR-1. tk-tniiT 5. rvtrolenr-t Active nn.l tirm. National Transit certificate opfHlai $1 00' and closed at H oi ; highest price, ifl1 lowest. M On'.- ' - BRADFORD, Ta. O, t..er :,.on-Opc-c1 t $l If-H; closed at I .f.; highest.$t Oc - !o-.rest M "e-;: l uijs-, .'.'. t.M bbl. : total shiptu. L. i.j.su b'.ls ; charters, .'.2,i..v. bbis.; clcara:KA.s, ismblus. OIL CITY. Pa., 0- tol r -..National Ti .r-s-:t -r-tii'.ciitcs opeti'-d at ti i'': highest prii-i', i to' . lowest, kl of!., los. ,l at si f";; sales, i .4j5.(-. bbls.; elei.t.uices. .'.iji;.ino bbls.; charters, :,, w.:,. bbis; sli:'l Igelits, 2.SS-5 bbl. 'fl''f. RIO IM!.! ANHI'O, m t. 5. v.flTeO Reg.'.'.ar f r-l. 1.: "rtl n is r in Li!os; -rood secnd, 'i.. re. fie' ccipts for the vx eel;. HL'.'oo Utt:; puieli.is. s f-.r :!,. I nited states. '.tLOni bags; .l.aran-. f,,r the I nited Mate. .5i.id ,;ijr; stK-k. :w..ix.i b.i.-. sANfos.Oci. 5.-f nCee-Kefoijit (or lie! ,e k. ;W.0Obag: purclias.- tor the Cnitel ',i;- . ,.ikhi bai.;s: clearances f.,r I nited btite. t.ot'j f.ags; stock, co,si bags. XVl.isky. CINCINNATI, o, t,,Ucr 5,-WLsly ;-m1v at ST. LOUIS, O. (.,1m r5. Wbiskv Higl . r. fl iV. CHICAGO, sp.bcr .5. Whisky Noie . at fl 10. NEW ORLEANS, o.-tober 5.-Wlii-! -Quivt; W esti-ril re tiJicd, 25. I'ry Goods. NEW YORK, o t"U-r.-..-rry Goods-l i e marker has been more quiet in the general ! i-iaud, with sales ot vt ry biir proportions. AlunLineOgeanSteamers To inü from Criuin tnd all parts of Europe, -s-A.s r w r tT - . QUEBEC ROUTE, shortest of all, sr-roth. inland s;i:lic3 lor two d:.ys. Passage all classes. IweNty-ri-l.t first clans steamer,. AsCüW tnociatior.s i!iis:irpa,L Wee' ly sailings. ALLANA CO., Ocn. WVsuAget ts. Nl 112 I j S..lle S tr? :t, CiucAoa Cfias. J. Sundelf. Manager. WEIK. 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