Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 38, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1885 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY,"0CT0BER21, 1SS5.'

HAPS AND MISHArS. , ' 1 Fire in Oiiago in Which Four Persons Were Burned to Death.

9W P!ll Telephone ('inpanj' Office In St. I k ii t a at. g ir Ty n. Cnrrvnt Krnm nii Klrctrle Wire Five Iron Killed tj a I'oivUer Ks plosion. 'in. Vtoljrr 10. A terril-le, "pii.k-f-ia5ii rire broke mit in the one story anl l:-u.t brick cottage at s. Vernon Park l'.inf, otv.-t ami oi f-njiioil by V. P. Rite, !t u nn'nutes after ti o'clock this morning, in which four ers;ns were burned toileath. The f.unüy -iittl f five persons and a servant girl, and all but two met a most horttHc rtrarh. -An alarm was sounded at 0:2-'. Whi n the tin-men arrived on the scone the l.!Ue was in ablaze. Fire Marshal t ampion found Mr. Hates in the alley at the side of tie houe Mii.erin;; from sevcro burns, but al le to tell the story of the catastrophe. Wringing his hands in agony over the lov t f Lis family, and sullering keenly from his wn severe hurts, he said that at o'clock this morning the servant ji rl started a lire in the kitchen and went out doors a moment Jater J! avini the dor open. She returned jh a minute or two and found the kitchen in a blaze. The jiirl run away screaming with fright, and Mr. 1 lutes was amused, Tliihed iuto the kitchen and tried to exlirr.iijh the flames, with a hose attached to '.he hydrant, and afterward with buckets. !N.t sueeeedin, he rushed out and sent in fin .darni. The lireraeu went to work on the h!aiii )ile with a will, and succeeded la juttingthe lire out in fifteen minutes. The rutin interior of the houe was gutted, but the walls remain intact.' When the firemen entered the house they found the charred xliesof the entire family, except " Mr. Fat-. They were: Mrs, Mary K. Bftte, apl th5rty-iiVe; John JIates ag-d five; Edw a rd Dates. än infant; Mrs.' lreylon, agel seventy, mother of Mrs. Hates. The body of Mrs. liates was lying two feet from the windows on the first Hoor, burnt to a crisp. The barred remains of her baby were lyins Hose by. The remains of Mrs. lrcylson w re found up-tairs, w here she died of mi 11bation. as the body was not much burned. The partitions and wall of the house were lined with felt, and when the bla.e once started it spread all over the house with in.II t ivable rapidity. The charred bodies were removed to the Moräne hy a pat.'ul wagon. The house was valued at 4l,."oo. and there was no insurance n it. Nothing was heard of the servant girl after her night. It is also said that a roti er of Mrs. Hates was lodging at the house, and was seen about the place when th : lire was in progress, but suddenly disanjtared. J Ii -tilt-r I'iirt iculitrs of the IViinj Itanin Kjilroad Aet idrnt Yesterday. .lnxvCiiv, Ottober 1!. The bodies of two !ys and a woman were found this uoming under the Lehigh Valley en trine. 'J'he Ismlica have leen identified. Ihcnias l'ratt, tch graph ojierator at Marion, La been arrested, lie failed to warn the express of the emigrant train's stop- ) ae. I'ratt. who is twenty-six years old, is an S rient ed operator. He admits that he lid not give the right signal, lie says he was advised by Iiis friends to desert, but he reftw-d to do so. He is held to await the action of the l oroner's jury, lie resides at Fifth street, this city, ith his wife and Ihne children. The three bodies discovered this morning buried beneath the front of the l.eh';rli Valley engine were brought to this city and placed in the morgue. The woman is unknown and unrecognized. The two boys were apparently about ten years of a-e. 'Ihe tracks have'tetn cleared dud the trains are running on .schedule time. All that remains of the wreck is the I.ehijih Valley engii.e, wliicli is completely destroyed. It will be dug out some time to-day. and it thought that inore botlies will be found. There have been eight deaths in all, and jrost of the wounded will, it is thought, die. The depot is surrounded by a crowd awaiting news, and great excitement prevails here. The bodies at the morgue have not lec-;i ideiitil'.ed. The following is a full list of the dead and wounded, as far as known: Killed Karl JJenry Jroinmer, aged thirty years, Norwegian, head taken ot.'. He bad three tickets irorn New York to llattle Creek, Mich., and papers sLowing that he arrived by the steamhhip Klle. Ad unknown boy. aged tight yürs, horribly crushed. An unknown, woman, head ofl'. Kulina A m ares, aged twentysi t years, who was on her way to Madison. Wis., where her father resides, died at Sst. J' rant is Hospital. Four more bodies were found this morning under the wrecked Lehnh Valley locomotive. They have not teen idtntilied. Two unknown boys were found under the pilot truck. One aged eight years, the other twelve. I nknown woman, head and arms frone, remains badly scorched. Unknown man, trunk burned to a risp, found five feet below the surface of tle wreik. The bodies were sent to Speers' morgue. The wounded brought t Jersey City were sent to St. Francis Jlospital. Thev an : Marinus Klinger, eighteen years olij. Norwegian, reiortel dead, but still living; Jio hau lioth legs and his skull fractured, will die. Owen Hall, engineer l.ehijh Valley tratr. stvere contusion about the head xv neck; still alive. H. A. JJowers, l'm-nun f the Iehigb Valley train, ael thirty, skull fractured arid internal injuries; it is believed l.e can not life. llalpli furry, agexl twentyjiine, injured abont ' neck, riot dangerously. hrirtina Uolsta, agd forty years, leg broken and Iniared internally; Ler condition ii considered critical; the ta? on her way to Minneapolis. Laura IViitwn Alclanarntl, Norwegian, agnl t!iirty-two. severely injur'-d about the head and b.vk. not considered danp'rous. Her two year old thiJd had iw leg broken. Xhe was ou her way to join her husband at Norwood. Iowa. T. H. I'ratt, tl telegrajdi ojrator was arraigne! to-tlay on a charge 'f niaiislaughter. Jle waived an examination, and was held to it wait the action of the Coroner's rcrdict. .Norman I Jlowe, counsel for Pratt, makes the follow ingitatement: I'ratt was statitmeJ in the Marion signal tower, near the .station f'f that name, lie controlled the eat section of the road, known as a block, extending from Marion to the fisu liotjve on the Iiackensar-k Meadows, about tLrf Diih disUint. It was his duty reorl the of trains and their passing th fish house, tivou a tally-sheet whiili lay before him. The emigrant train had passed his station thirteen miiiTites before the western e.xpress npproached. I'ratt glanced at his sheet, ami mistook another entry for the record of the emigrant train having passed the fih house. The emigrant tain had left on the block, however, having backed down to pick up two ears which had broken loose from the train. In his statement to hief of J'olice Murphy, Pratt admitted thai he had not recorded the signal from the fish bouse, but took, it for granted that the block was clear because of the thirteen minutes which had elapsed. Superintendent t.rawioni, ot tue ew ork division, states that an investigation shows that I'rat alone is responsible. ( A white signal, denoting clear .track, was shown, and. justified the engineer of the express train in running rn the block. Connty J'hyician Converge is satisfied that therö ax? but seven bodies at the Morgue,

The supposition that were eight war eaued by the mixing up of the dismembered limbs f the women found this morning. Throngs of people in search of the latest particulars of last night's disaster continue to visit the dcjHJt of the Pennsylvania Kailway Company, but in the majority of cases little information can be riven them, as the uninjured persons have been forwarded to their destinations. Uesides having personal interviews, Superintendent Crawford and his clerks have been kept busy replying to lfoods of telegrams from all parts of the country. )i the even bodies at the Morgue, five have liecn identified. They are those of Karl II. flommer, of Norway, "his wife Maragret. and their two sons, William and John. They were on their way to Pottle Creek, Mich. The fifth body is that of Mrs. F-arneas. aged thirty-five, w ho was going to join her father at Madison, Wis. The remaining bodies are those a woman found to-day, and a boy found last night. Neither have been identified. Coroner Hughes has been ordered to hold an impiest which will begin its sessions in this city Thursday evening. The jury lias been impaneled. They viewed the bodies to-day. The wrecked Lehigh Valley engine was raised at 7:"0 p. m. In the mud beneath the boiler was found the body of a boy, apareutly ten years of age. IJoth legs were olY below the knees, the right side of the face was crushed in, and the hands were scorched. Jlesides the body was found the right leg of a loy, w ho was presumably almut twelve years of age. The member does not corresjond with any of the bodies now in the morgue. Thismakcsa total of nine deaths. A pile of debris still .remains where the locomotive lay, and the workmen are carefully Marching it. Tbf Telephone Company's Oel-.ce at St. I.onis liest royed.' Sr. I.oris, October P. Fire wasdisoovcred on the sisth tloor of the Third National Jtank buiiding on olive streit between Fourth street and Ilroadway yesfrday. The entire lloor is occupied by the IVll Telephone Company and such rapid progress did the tlame make that the operators had barely time to make their escape. The lire was confined to the sixth floor, though the building was Hooded to the cellar. The sixth lioor was completely burned away andjall the paraphernalia of tlie f entral Ollice of the Telephone Company. The bank suffered loss from water. The building is owned by the Third National Iank and is insured for V-MX The Telephone Company estimates its loss at $s,(m. The damage to the building is the same. The fire was caused from an electric wire accidentally communicating with some parafline- covered wires in the exchange.

A 1'owdcr i:xploion. I.KAVfcxwor.TU, Kas., ctober l'.f. News lias just reached here from Osawkee, Kas.. of a terrible accident which occurred near there on Saturday night. Mr. Lander, a farmer, accompanied by his Wife, two children, and Mrs. Steck, started for home in a farm wagon, after making a number of purchases, among which was ten pounds of iowder. A short distance from town I-ander. in lighting a pijie. dropped a spark on the powder, which ignited and exploded, throwing everyone out and killing Mrs. Lander instantly. The four alie can not live. Itnsine House l.lt ked 1 )y Die t'l:ime. Car 1:0 1 1 tov, III.. October 1:. A tire originating in John Kooney's grocery yesterday destroyed several adjoining buildings occupied os dry goods and general stores. Iss, I'.i.ooo; covered by insurance. Killed by a Hear. HisMAia k, 1. T.. O.lobcr ls. On this evening's east-bound train was the body of Joseph lliggs, a young man who was killed in an encounter with a gri.ly bear while hunting in the Hoeky Mountains. Piggs was a well-known hunter among frontiersmen, and his mourning companions who w ere accompanying him say that he mortally wounded the bear before lie was killed himself. After discharging bis last cartridge, the bear rushed at him ami a death struggle ensued. I'rawinga long knife, Kiggs stabbed the ferocious animal in the heart, but not until hhad been disenibowled by the muscular brute. Jlis body was found by his companions several hours after the fatal encounter, and is now being taken t bis former home iu Canada. Kterj oiibtci-ihrr to the Wrrkl j sentinel, new or old. remitting HI (luring this month (October) will receive the balance of the J r 1 re-. strutl in at nnr rii1 makr rlrar nearly three months subscription. M-Murr for Mitioping tint Siuatlo. Ftonu, III., .ctober VX The local health authorities of Peoria have decided to take active mecsures for stamping out the smallpox here, of.wuich there have been altogether twenty-eight cases and three deaths. There were live new cases Saturday and three Sunday. Peginning to-dayall school children will have to be vaccinated or he suspended from school. The cases so far have been 0 mild that in several instances thev were mistaken for chickenpox. 4-irountl to fieees ljr nn Knytne. KiMiTowN, Pa., October 11. William Pecker, a citizen of this place, was ground to pieces on the Ctawi-sa bridge of the Heading llailroad yesterday, lie was walking on the track toward his residence when the fast freight, en route for Williamsport, struck and ran over him. The engineer stopped the train as soon as jossible, and the crew went back. An hour was occupied in picking up his remains, piece by piece, w hich scattered in every- direction, lie was seetity-lwo years of uge and was one of the founder- of S'henandoah, Pa. set on Fire by Thieves. sr. Loci-, October A special to the Post lispatch from Cbattonooga, Tcnn, says: "Thieves entered the supply store of the Trr.legnr Iron and Nail Company at 2 o'clock this morning and stole several hundred dollars' t oil h of goods. They then set lire to the building, and the store and two adjoining hou-es were burned to the ground. M. J. Droderick, of Ihe supply store, narrowly 's yped burning to death."" X.Ye hate rrorril Ihe following tinusunl Indeed, most ei tiaordiimry, rlnbhliig ar rnngeiuent with the Ctrttage Hearth, one of the erjr let of home nuil lireKhle luonthly uiagalnes: We will send the Weekly Sentinel :tnd Cottage Heart li hot h oneyear for l.?5, only 2. t-enls innre than the price of the Cottage Hearth alone. t.eneral l.e' Colored ltodjr ;nArl. Vuhinj;toti Kf j'Ublieau.l If the times were as good as they ought to be under a reform administration colored HcjiiiMicansof old Virginia would rot hire .ut at fifty cents a day to ride spavined or ilind hordes in FiUhugh Ie's campaign cavalry. "WTien Baby was Pick, we pave her CASTORIA VTien ehe was a Child, nie cried for CASTORIA When aha became Mix, he ciuiig to CASTORIA When abe btwl Children, he gar thein CAST" A The inside of flood notigh's Iron Foundry, at Fitchbttrg, Ma?s., was bunn-d last night. The loss is between f W.OUO and $.V,0n;' insurance but slight. A number of valuable patterns were destroyed. The Putnam Tool Company lot a large number of patterns, but is covered by an insurance of Jo.Oon. In continued fevers, especially those of a malarial origin and in the so-called '"Chills and Fever" or fever and ague sections of this countrv Nichols Hark and Iron is almost a specific.

FINANCE AND TRADE.

MO KEY AND STOCKS. Few York FlnancUl Market. KIWY0RK.Octolwr lO.-ioaeT-OacUea-y at 1J.33 per cent. Prime ilercantne Faper 4& Toreign rxchngc Du'.l at -j Mr Jr.ys ead 4S;4 for demand. The total sales of stocks lo-dty were TU,773 hares, including Canada Southern, ?,010; Central Pacific, T,.'M; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 41,071: Delaware and Hudson, :V0; Penver anct Rio Crande, 3,1W: Erie, W.577; Kansas and Toxa, :.rjO; Lake Shore, :o,s70; LoBis-i:ieandKashTi:ie, l:f,2J0; Misouri Pacific, n.l: Korthwestera,r.i;,ss7; New Jersey Central, 12,417; New York Central, 32,047; Northern Pacific, 9.C77; Ohio and Mississippi, 6S'ß; Ohio Central, 3,-75; I'aoit'e .Mail, 4S,Oi5; Reading, 55,"40; St. Taul, :,s75; St. Paul and Omaha. 10.M3; Texas racilic. :1",.V.,"); Unioa Pacific, 220; Wabah lacitic, :t,2:;; Western Union, C2;J0s; Northern Pacific, preferred, 11,,'t; Oregon atid Transcontinental, 2i,C70. Ciovernmcnt bonds were dull unf steady. State lonls were dull, but firm. The railway bond market continues extremely active, and a few of the speculative Nsucs sympathl.ol to home extent with the course of the stock market. Krie second consls contribute"! $1.071,OUTi. The transactions in the Atlantic and Pacifies amounted to il..V::,000, vU-sing with a gain of 1 ! percent. The Western Pivision firsts ctostsl at a net advance of "' ner cent. Central Iowa, EaMem livision, nrc m ier cent.. ant the Illinois li vision ' th-t cent. Tile St. Pi am ami .oitinvc-i-cru issues wer? firm, withnit mau riiil ehange. The total sales aggn gated IhM")". Trading on the stiwk Fx-hunge this morning was as active ns bus -v r bvn seen in the lrNiory ot" th; Kvehnnge. Tlie total snls for tlie tir"t thirty minutes aggregated nearly 1'iO.irx) shares, mid "for the lay they amounted to 7::,77S shares. This is tlie 4uiness reportsl. lull ns is ulnays t lie Ciic illi nn extremely to-live market, tfm ji!es are very materially below tli' aetnat amount oi" business done. With the activity came a's a further iecidod ulvam-o in prhvs. whieli ainouutcd at onetime to a veritable Ijoiii in nearly every active stock on the list. The market, howvver. was somewhat irngiilnr, and inclined to be feverish at tin? opening this morning. The early advances were in a measure lost liciorc the end of the lirst hour. From that time till 1 o'clock there was a decided upward movement, resulting in a gain over Saturday evening's close of from -j t over :: per vut. Pacific Mail advanced 1 ! per cent. llio nadcrbihs. esx.-ciiilfy Michigan Central, 1'niou Pacific anil Northwestern, all rose over ' ler c'nt.. Western I nion, and in fn-t ull tlie tionl.l sfts-ks were strong without making such decided yains. 1 lie udvanei-, however, ranireti lietwccu 1 and 1 f pr cent. The hiirhest prices were reached about 1 o'clock, ml for the next hour the market was inclined to be h'-avy without any material decline. In the last hour there was a decided break, which ranged from U I p-r cent.. aceimianled liv trirat cxeilcnient and enormous transactions, w hilc pi ices were irrcaular, feverish ami weak, in which condition the market closed. The result of the lay's operations is mi advance in almost every stance, the only exceptions worthy of note being h deefine of in Louisville and Nashville, and "ntral l'ueiti-, which, ou a moderate busiues, is tlowu Ijtkohore, Hiid Missouri, Kansas and Texas. ar iiu-hangeil. after an advance in the former f 'e, mi. I in the hitter of I pi-r ivul. The promiucnt feature of Ihe market was the heavy tradiug in Pcading. the sales amounting to ''..- tutu sHre. the closing showing it. gain of 1''. Western Cn ion. after risinir t ' ,. -lo-l w ith a net gain ol ".;,c, L'nion 1'aciiic ut'.vanced .k'Äc. and closed " up: Northwestern rose '."c. but closed I'ic lower: its earnings for the M-eond week in leiober slmvv a Knin of .ViJ.mil over Kime week last year. Jay iould returned to the cily to day. He ifeuies the truth of rumored proiisned consolidation or compromise with the llaltiniore and luo Televraph t'oinpany. The market closed wuti (tie following prices bid: i per cent. bonds.....KM,;'LouIsYille ANashv.. 47". j Dnlt?d States 4'j s...li:: lliOuisv. Ai Nevr Alb., iil ünit'd States nev 4..VJ:r' ,IM. & . first pfdPacific 6's of r m. ,& f. secon.ls Cent. Pacific fiLs II:!1 ...'Meni. & Char'.estou :w Erie seconds 77l.iMichigan (ntraL.. 7i Lehigh aud vVilka....lirj'J,Miuntap. & St. L....- --v-' Louisiana consols.... si lopfJ r Missouri 5' ....' ..iMissouri PacificSt. J 117 "j Mobile fcOhio 1 St. K iV; s. f. firsts t.M V Morris fc Kssex IJS Tennessee C'i,ld..... Co' .j Nash v. & Chat 4 renuesseetj'g, new... .ru' -.N'ev Jersey Central.. 47'4 Tex. Kland graut. 4''VNorfolk & W. pfd . W Pexl'. A Kio ir ' Northern Pacific -Jl7,. Union Pacific tlrsts.."!!"'.; North. Pacific pfd. v.M,, 0. P. land grants U !Chl. & N'oi'hw n UK-, U. P. siukitiKfuiid. .l.'0,.'.:Chi.&Nortnvv'npfd..l:li VirinU 6'a 40 iSew Yr'fc 4Vntral....ut:i, Va.cou. ex-mat. coup 47 ,Ohio tral I Virginia deferred..... 1 1,1 .Ohio & Mississippi -. a .v IP '.I Adams Express. .1IÜ O it M. pfd Allegheny Centra!.. untariot western... Oregon Navigation Orcgoa Trauscon.... Oregon Iraprove't..... Pacific Maal.. ...... Alton ana icrre 11... :io A. and T. H. pfd x American Kxpress...l(i:: Burl., ted. K. A. 7S iPaciflc Mail- - .h, Canada I'acific .. 4" H'aaama 9S Canada Southern-. 4V.VPeoria. l. J K. is Central Pacific t'-iiPittsbunr 14 1 Chesapeake fc Ohio- k Pullman Palace Car J"-' C. AO. pfd firsu M!i Reading 201' C. & O. seconds '. Rock Island ...VJlVi thicajro & Altou.... 155) ölst. L. tüaa 1'rau...- -Jl C. A A. pfd... l V) jDo. pfd........ US J.. B. & W 13-J I Do. first pfd B'.iJ C, St. L. & O 'C, f. A St. P. N". E., St. 1. A. Taut l'.'.'. C, M. & St, P. pld....ll : C, St. 1 i litt pfd- :W.'4 S. Paul, M. t M HVi Cin. tsan. & Cleve..... 1st. Paul A Oinaha... :;s1;, Cleve. & Col 51 st. Paul & Out pfd. '.', Del. t Hudson ;0':!Texas Pacific . Del., Lack A West 117 l'nion Pacific . Denver A Kio Ur J4Vt S. Express .... to Irie a; w., st. L. & Pacific... trie pfd. ... 4 ) Do. pfd 17" East Tennessee.- v'iiWells A Fargo Ex. .11". East Tennessee pM ll'.'W. U. Telegrapb.... 7;'i Fort Wa yue.. 14" Colorado Coal . Ju ! . Han.tyt.Joe liometake P nan. &&U joe piu iron Miver.... Harlem . . 20: t 'Ontario Houston A Texas :tt. Quicksilver. 7' 2s ..... 7! Illinois tentrai i ;i' uo. nia I..B.AW is Sommern pACiflC, Kansas AlexRR '.! Sutro....... Lake Erie A Wet.. lojN. Y. c. a su u. Ule81iore..... 7;i! Preferred do Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON, October is, 5 p. m. Conmds, 100 7-li for lKth money and the RiHsnuit. t nitcd states Iiouds 4s, I-J7-: 4,'is, 116. Ktiilway Bonds Atlantic and Great Western firsts, tiV1;-. do. se?onds, v'; Canadian Pacitic, 47: Erie, ? , , : do. sei-ouds, 7'': Illinois Central, lsj; Mexican ordinary, 2."; St. Paul Common. 7: New York Central, 1UV'B; Pennsylvania, 54?; Heading. Theamountof bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day in t7t.,W0. PARK, October 19. Three per cent rentes, sof J0c tor the account. The advance is due to thj restUt of the election. COMMERCIAL. There is still ft gotsl demand for dry liiVuls, esciiai:y woolen fabrics, and the iuark-t in fully up to the October average. In gioeeries sugars remain firm ; eotl'ces are steady. K?ejipts of poultry arc excessive, and coug4iieutly a decline in price. Butter and eggs arc steady. There is no iiotl;c diunge in dni!s, and thi nnrket is unlet 1 ruita and vegetables are abundant und tbtap. CCitV. Wliat Ixcal markets are decidedly slnmpy, and prices show a decline of 'ita 4cfrom Suturlay's iuo:atious. PcwipU fair with very light offerings. Futures dull. N-w York. Itaitimorc and Chicago each ,'sc lower, and St. Louis ,e on: Corn-tptotuflons for old corn arc steady. The principal offerings are of new crop. Futures show bids which indicate low prices buyers offering ::ie w ith sellers a.sking :VW; for November dclivt ry. New York, Chicago aud St. l.ouis are ,' higher. with Paltlmore unchanged. Oats iiiict w ith a shade lower notations all round. The following table shows the receipts of grain at this point for the past twenty-four Hours: j Received. Flour, bbla.. wheat, bu K2W Corn, bu .., Oats, bu...., Bye. bu...., 7.S00 ))ntlMmmiw 1 10,000 The following table shows the amount of grain In fctorc at this io!nt:

Wheat. Cora. Oats. Kye. Elevator A 7.r'.) 2.7"o! l:'..9i;7 910 Elevator B 4 :.ow 4,tKJ t,oiw Capital Elevator- 32,01)0 -J.nuo s.OOOj Western Elevator...... I t . Eevator.D U00 i.ouo, :;,0UO; . i Total ., iso,.,(' i,72o! :a,7 9M 0rrep'g day last year. lltf,iax)j :::,7U0l 41.100 4...O0

. . floor, Oram and Hay. . flour Patent. ! VtQZ b0; extra, fancy, 14 iV9 I sJi: fancy, 14 r.rx?4 50: choice. 14 .IO131 family, 13 7S34 00; txe'ble extra, 13 S33 M; double extra,

t2 lf1 2": extra, 3 t0&) 13; rcpettse, t2 3 2 65; fice.J 50 4 2 65.

iVheat We Quote: No. i Me l.. No. MeJ.... M SO. '2 VUf'l..... i - t - i " " i " .ii niirm No. 3 Kcd . RCjtC WlHM Ucnerchactabie Corn Wo quote: 2o 1 wliit. . No.l yeiiow No. 2 yellow No. 3 venow.. No. mixed . bound i.r Oats We quote: No. l white. . 14 ii cd Keiectci -

Bid -Ailed. s4 track ?3 trace . P;ti track f.-. track v4 track K. traci sj Eid. Atked. 4 r track .. 41 track 40 tract 41 tmeit 44i track 4t Bid. jLued ä& track to ÜV4 traeic 'Ji'.1 1 1 track

Bye No. 2 nominal. Bran iiitt: 11 Z'j bid: held At f 11 7". Flay Choice Timothy, V2 00 b:..: bold at tl2 No.l Timothy, fll 00 bid, held at 1U W: No. 2 Timothy, ;0 00 bid ; held at 10 75. RKVir.W fr TU K BHITI'OI .RAIN tRADK. IiNDON. CVtobcr 19. The M.uk lin. Express in its review of the jrrain trade during the jmst week says: A majority of the samples of the new w heat crop are unsatisfactory. The salcj of English wheat during the week were 7t, 009 quarters, at rs, lid; asainst 7:?."1 quarters, at S2a, 4d, dnrins same we'k lat year. Hour is iree;y offered at th? lowest rates. lriees of snperior barleys arc ailvanclnn those of inferior arc leclinin. Foreign v heats have gradually improved, and are inoted ts:ii.ls dearer. It ajiicars that a project for creating a liases for pur; gambling in the London wheat market has been quietly kept alive, and that a deCant movemeoi is being made tov arils its raUaf ion. Ji the plan is sii'-ce-sful, it Vi ill I' the ict;iiiniug .f th- end of the tubiliiy oi the London corn trade, which has lieen the inarvtd if the world during a long p riod of un-prc(-enrtfnTct 1cpre;ion. The irccipu from Atnerii a arc markedly hvüning. Thr-e eargm-s urrived. J were vld, l'was w ittidrawn, :: n.-maiucd, iti-luditig I of California, l.'a'e lu'. At to-days market, scllers of wheat held firmly to their lemiinds. Flour Wiis against biivtrs. Corn was piiet. liar ley as luiel. IMJlANArOLIS WHOLESALE M.1RKETS. Dry Gooils. PRINTS. Wlndwr fancy 6 jMerrlmac fancy... Pacific fancy. 6 ,Conestoe fancy.., Corheco faney-..... 6 iBcrwiek" fancy..... 6 "4 Kicnmona lancy ...... Ke.mont lanov. 4 Hamilton fancy.... S'i.wasri n't 'ton lud. blue 6 American fanrv. SV.. American Ind. hlne. American khirting... 4,1!Albion solidAllen fancy 5V Simpson's mininir .. o . 5 Allen Rhirting 4 steel River fancy.. Merrimac abirticg..... 42.Dunn.il tancy...... ä5 DRtsS FiBRICS. Pacific popHu lus. 9 Manchester S cash. 10 10 10 IS 22 rwcinc n tasnm rs....tu Pacific ?4 Australian crape 18 Pacific 6-4 A. C. M...: Manehesw?r ?4 leB. ; Atlantic aiapacas...., j Atlantic .. L. CAsh. 'Atlantic F. c&shm... Paeific 6-4 E. X. cash..lS 1 Arlington gray Pacitic 6-4 A. (J. cnsh..21; Z cashaicre .19 BKOWÜ COTTONS. Atlantic A 7 'Bedford R.... Atlantic B v; Hill's Mystic River 6' Yardstick Lawrence L L...-...:1 Trcmout C C 6V 1$ A Indian Head. 4 stark A. r - A ConestogA W ..f.Ji Saraoaok.... Pepwrell K ..; 1 ilea .... 1't pte rell K... 7 Pt'pperell 2-4 18 PeppertlllO-4 JO Boot XX , Massachusetts B B., Windsor H BLEACHED COTTONS. Aniroprorrln"L. . Barker Mills .74 Lonsdale....... 7'4 Karwell .734 Aallardvale Masonville 8 Wamsutui. ... 10 Fruit of the Iioin 8 Hill's !sciuier ldem...7!J Farmers' Choice... B'.adbtone A A 7'ilhvight Anchor Hdpc. .ft; i Pocahontas., Fettbvizle ..7 Chestnut Hill. l t ttirt. lrtl.7 Pepperell9-4.. ..JO 1Oiis.lalo Cambric 10 Peppereuio-4, ,J US tOut...... COTTON FLANNEIA B'n Bl'd B'n .6 Wl" Bid 14 7 lV 8'1 10 10',, 1 : 1W Tremont DL. 7 Nashua XX.. 8 iTrcmont F... 9 ITrejnont U.. 10 ;Treinnt 1.... 11 Tremont H... Ux2 Tremont N... Tremont O. Tremont H Tremont P... Tremont A.., ..... fl 8 9 Tremont Y... Trenmnt X.. Nashua c: Nashua FF.. Nashua F Nashua T 7 IW'iint.rdon CM 7Ji Wimbledon. f t tVy 8 iVimhlcloii.ci 7!i S'Vimbledon.CK sV Nashua ..... Nashua C iiniiioiou 1 u 9 UVimblcdnnt CIO'4 S,lWinibl?knCBll",4 lO4iVimbledonCA13 11)4! 6INGB1MS. Nashua B.. Nashua A. Nashua AAA Nashua X 10i Amoskeag.. Lancaster .. .. WamsTitta . ... Berkshire .... 7 iNorinaudie Istatea Glasgow 6J J Royal ZZ'. 8 0 York 7 .Keufrew dress White M l g Co - 1 Johnson buk fold 10 PLAIDS AND CHEVIOTS. Amoskeag, 9 Alabama plaida 7 Louisiana plaida 7 Ottawa plaids 7 Amoskeag fancy.. 10 aies Otis B B Park Mills, 70 check., 1 r.ainDnrs cncriots.. 9 Everett cheviots 9 tu Park Mills. t0 check...i:t Great Pu'public che?. 7 Economy chxk.......... J Columbian , f;4 Hamilton itripea Otia, A X A Otia BB 12 iY'ork, blue ..10 .York, slate., .. 9j-f York, fancy ...14 Oakland. A ..l:ivColumbian .. 8 !Boston.. TICKINGS. ..13''Lewlfiton, 38 ..It ILewiMiou, ..l'.''Iewiston. :w OtilLC t Amoskeag Everett Haymaker Amoskeag, A C A... York. :iO in ...... Con ucs toga, B F... connestoga extra vi itmaiand, A Connestoga, CCA 11 lOakland, A A. BRAIN BAGS. American 17 iCiranger, 1 Frankliuville 19 ILewiston Btark, A..... LhJ) Georgia, A....... CAB PET CHAIN. White 18 ICovcrlet Chain.... ,20 Colored 22 No. fiOOCottoa VaralO Candle Wick... a) iTwine..... .20 Tlie Iro4loe Market. Eggt Paying l"s rer doz.: Irom Btot, !'. Butter iTeimery fancy, 'if2")c: choice, lS'ia20e; dairy, selected, 15jH6c; country fancy, 13c; trc&b and sweet. 8c: low grade. &Ui per lb. Poultry Spring chiekeus, 7c; hens, 7c por lb: roosters, 4;; hen turkeys, tic : torn turkey, sc; old geese, and well-leathered, per doz., tM so; ducks, per.lh, ta Feathers Prime geese, 4jc; mixed and ducks, 20 -c. Wool UriKht Indiana, medium unwagaod. ?)'. C3e; forheavv merino and very cnniw, I7r; tub-washed, 2cfi30c; burry, trashy aud cotted, 1.' (1SC Btwa.x 1'ü av. The l'rovlidon Market Below are the present Jobbing prices: Smoked Meats, canvassed or pfalu (plain raeata not guaranteed againt tkippera) i. C. Hams, "KeliaoJe liraml." li lbs. avonqre. 10)4c; do. ly Ibt. average, lo;4c; do. J0 lbs. average, 10c; do. 20 lbs., and over, 10c: do. light averagef. lulbs., lie; do. 12 i II. average, lc: do, Morgan fc Grav's Brand. 15 Ilm. average. 9?,'e; do.171 lbs. average anoover, l'ic; do. light, average lo lbs lO'c. Cottage Ham. "IteliaOle Jiraad." none; Picnic hams. "Porter Brand." c; Oaliforuia hams, "Reliable Brand." Mc: KngUutt treakfaat bacon, clear, "Ktliable Brand." lue; do. elenr, "Portet Brand," 9c; Englit-h shoulders, "Ridiable Brand," 12 lbs. average, t'Kc: "do.. English shoulder. 16 lhs. averai;. Sc. Dried beef, 'Porter Brand." TJc. Bacon Clour aides, fcetvv, average 50 to CO lhs., r.c: lo. medium, MVeraßei to 40 lbs., 7?4e: lo. heavy, average ri0 lbs., c; do. oacka, medium wt., T'v; do. bellies. T'je; d rench IliuJ, avrage 5 lbs. 6;4c ; do. belly picota, average 4 lbs.. 6'..c. D. i. and Pickled Meats English ecred, cleat aide or backs, uusmokei, '4c; Bean pork, dear, per bin, 'AH) lbs.. $12 :: pork, clear, per bbL, 200 lbs., fll Oil; family pork, clear, per bM., 200 Iba., til Ou: ham ork. per hbl., 2u0 lbs., $11. Also in k bbls., containing 100 lbs., at half price of the barrels, with 50c added to cover additional cost of paekage. Lard Pure winter kettle rendered la tierces, 7c: current chilled do., 7ke; in half barrels or 50-lb. tuts, 77e:4S-lb. Un tubs, 8j4c; 20-lb. pail, 8;ic:lt)-li. pails, bc Lard Oil-lu ro winter test, !a tierces, 55c per gal. : do. In V, bbls., &7!t-? per cal. Bologne In cloth, 5V.c: in akin, Be, fresh Meats Pork aausage, in ;ulb. palls, fie; do. au lb. paiKfiJJe: d. link. 7c: tenderloins, 10c; spare Til. 4'ie: bam t ri iiliiiings, S'.c; chop ieea, V.a- sliWuks. r,'.': kIhmiIiKt bones, can hack'pleees, mi table for chops, V: The Grocery Market. Cheeae Fnll cream. New Y'ork, 10?$llc: Ohio, 9Jic; yooEg Americi llic; crystal, apring, lc; Fm pi re, 10c. Coffees Common, 9310c; ordinary, 10(?lllc; lair, llHAHIHc; prime, 2(2-r; strietly prime, 14&lc; choice, l:r414c; Old Government Java, WAQZy.c; McLaughlin'aXXXX. roasted, 1-lb packages, 100-lb cases, l i'.c: 60-lbdo., 13-c; Arbuckle's roasted. 13lJc; Levering'i, LJVcr Cardova, .1 -Sc; dates' a No. 1, 15ic; tiatesr prime, 14lic;"Lion," VI1 c Sugars vutloaf.77;fase:powdered.7!iai7?;c:gran ulated. 7l.$7'4c: standard A, es7c: off A ir',i! ': white extra C, ejtwc: light brown &lT rJc; common grades, 6j4(sC; New Orleans jrown, 6S.v:c. Afolassea and ßTTUpa New crop New Orleans molasses, fOMc; syrup. 3)ra4'o per gal. for common to rhoiee; maple syrup, $1 10(tl n. Kice Carolina and Louisiana, 5C.o.

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Fnloet Terror, lr19Vc; aUspife, 10312c; clove, 2CiÄi5e; gir.gor. 17üc; cinuamoa la tUAta, lSa;5c: n .taiegs, 7ö(4s3c. talv Lak, ia car lots. SI 03; dray lota, tl 10 115; nn&U lots, 10c more trora no re; dairy, (2 2i 3 J. 6ttTch Reared pearl, SV-a3s4e pe lb.; Enreka 4c; ChampioB gAu, lump, Vs0.;; improved corn. VA-'):. galt Fish lAcrerel, extr mess, tlA per bbL; aalve, $12 50: No. 1 maekerel, rs20; harvea, 10; No. 1 xuarkerel, $12 14; halves, $ SOAS; So. 2 medium, ts: halves, $4 50; No. 3 mackerel, $ö 8 50 halves, 8.150; No, 1 white fian, V M; halibut, 14c Per it. lorea Fruiw London layer raif int. new, f.? 25 A3 40: tew Yalcneia. 10'llc: bultans, 14c: Muscatel raisins, twocrown, t2 U2u'i; California L. L.. tz C5; three crown. $d 20. Lemous Messina and Kodi. $ö.47 00, th latter in ease. New Prunes Turkish. .SCajfic: Cultana do., SJic; currant, .sj 'jci'new fgs, layers, 12 y. Dates Matts, 4h.jc: Fard in tea pound boxes. 9!0c. Orangcsj Jamaica in bbls.. 53 :0. Peanuts Raw Tennessee. $4,:j(a.S,ic: Wilmington, &; roasted, 10c: Tennessee. flic; Virginias, 5.'-c. Bananas $12 per bunch. Cocuanits $4 ö0ä.x Canned Goads W'e quote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs, 9" 971..C Pcarhts, 3 lbs. standard, $1 75tl ; 3 lbs, $1 90 Ä2': seconds, 3 lbs.. $1 5031 60; 2 lbs.,$l 4"w31 4S; Pie Peaches. 3 lbs., $1 10fl l.r; 6 lbs., 2U.V2 10; Goost berries, 2 lbs.. 90(a'-jc; BlAckberries, SVgSOc; Straw Iwrries, $1 001 :t": Raspberries, $1 1"(5 1 2S; Cherries, red, 9ty5e: white, $1 9.2 JO; etring Beans, 8.1(90c: Polk's Best Peas, $1 40; Yarmouth Corn, $1 30rdl 35: Mountain Sugar Corn, $1 2Val 30: SUndard. 2 lbs.. 90'il 00; Ea,st Hamburg Corn. $1 00; Mackerel, $t 2.V9I :: Pin apples, $1502 00: Salmon, I lb., $140160; Tumbler Jellies. tyvaiOc; Cove Oysters, 1 lb., light weight, 60fiV; 1 lbs., full weight, tl &'ia; Sardines, French, Jr4s., $1 ",' per dor. : American. ft, soc per doz; Apples. 3 Iba., 803 85c; 6 lbs., $2 5t2 60; gallon. $2U3 60. Vegetables aul Frnlts. Beans Choice navy. 51 ss; medium, fl sj; Marrows. V(ä2 i; California. $:. Potatoes New. 70'1 5 per bbl. fcvveet Potatoes Southern Sweets, tl 7.'2 00 per bbl. ; Baltimores, $2 o05; Philadelphias, SJOO Apples Choice, new, $2 00(2 50 per bbl; aviOc bu box.

l'r.ed Apples tvaporatea.Jc; common anea, fKa"'? ln h es Dried peaches, halves :J,i'v, Callforn:'a halve, 12'.': evaporated, ltia(17c. Cat.bage 7.VtaSl 00 per bbl. Onioris New tsouthem. $2 23a2 60 per bbl: Bermuda, f- 50 per crate, pani"th, 2 n t-r i-ni:c. Honey ISkI.oc. I'rars $4 O0a3 W) per bbl. CantKlouiesr::-7jcs?l 00p rbbL uinc s 004 i ikt bbl. Watermelons $'. 12 per 100 Celery '20öj2öc per doz. Grain's 4j,ji. jc; Lelaware, 9-iJlOe. Seed. Seed Timothy, $2 2.ra2 'O per bushel: clover, $5 50r 75; bluegrnes, extra clean Kentucky,$l 250 1 50; red top, 7-e(!i?l: oreliard crass, $1 soi2 00, owing to quality: "English i.lue grass, $ I tu per bu.; bird seed, rapt, canary, 5&Gc; hemp, 4ÖJJC'. rye, best seed, $1 10. Coal and Coke. Block, $2 50; Jackson coal. $3; Pittsburg, $3 50; Baymond City, tl SO; anthracite, $" 7i; Highland lump, J2 2T: Piedmont coal. $.'; gas coke. 9c per bu., or f2 25 per load; crushed, $2 252 60 per load; tou;a coal $2 2-"ua2 M jit load. Hides, Leather and Tallow. Hemlock sole, 24'Srdc; oak sole, TßtgT.c; Pennylvania harness leather, 32'o.-fie; harness leather, loie leatner. per ooz.. f.Uf472:; domestic lip. f(S0c: Ercneh kip. fe0c(a$l -20"; domestic cait, 70c(all 10: Krci'h calf, tl 101 K. Hides No. 1 , ured, 7(aS,e; N'o. 1 green, .Vfi'-e; N'o. '2 ei'. v jloe; eured, 10jllc; dry aalt, 10c; flint, 12" . N. . 2h$des,?cofr. Tallow-Prime, 6c: No, 2, 5r. Grete Brown, 44)-ic; white, 5.5 fc; yellow, 444c. Drns Market. Alcohol, 12 102 20: calomel, 75S"c; camphor, 2rn;sje: cochineal, MCOc: chloroform, s0(8.5c; guin opium. JH S"a4 00; indigo St Ol 00; morphine, So l.i:i 25. Oils as tor. $1 4"wcl 50; sweet oil, yuc(aSl 35: olive oil, f I 0(ii3 00; bergamot (Sandcrwui'si $2 2.'ua,2 M; lemon (Sanderson's), fl 7."h2 00. tjuiiiine I. fe VV. '.Ciea5l : einehonida, 2')Q;XX; American bi-earb, soda, 4fi.ic; Knglish do., 5,VCc. nufl (Jarret's. 2-oz. pack., !l uo per aoz. : 4-z. bottles, $.1 00 pe doz. Hove s sulphur, 4&'i. Turpentine wr4V. Knclish Venetian red, by bbl., 2!: less quantities, a'u,c. Iodine I00; Iodide poiash, t 't-l 2. Cloves, 202. Rhubarb, 90ccafl '2". W iudow-glAsa, 70 per cent. ; double, 70 and 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron 51 902 10 rates; hoop iron, $2 50 rate; Norway and jsvvced iron, 5c rates: horseshoe iron, 8c. H.rsc S-hoe Burncn fc rerkin's per keg, $.1 90; Xßule Mines, $1 per keg advance. Horse-shoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, per box, S4 50. Cast titeel Best American, per lb., 12c: spring teel,6c; tire su d, 4e: too calk steel, 5c; machinery steel, 5c. Nails $2 25. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 44c.- boilod, 47c: lard oil, UfwiS5c; miners oil. SaimiTic: lubricatingoil. l-'A'Jic: straits oil. 55afi0c; benzine, 10 14c: ?oal oil, Indiana legal test, itrilOc; 150 degree test. lWi'l tc; water white, 155" degree, 14c Tinncra' Bupplica We quote: Best brand charCoal tin, I. C luxl4, 12x12 and 14x20. 56 25; IX, lOx 14, 14x20 and 12x12, 1-S 25; roofing, IU, 11x20, 15 75; 20x2s, $11 50(&12 00: block tin. in pigs, 26c; in bars, 27c. Iron 27 B iron, 3.50c: 27 C iron, c; Juniata galvanised. 50 per cent discount; refined, fa) and 10 per ccnL discount, jjheet zinc, 6c. Copper bottoms, 22c. Planished copper, 84c Bolder, 14 LIVE STOCK lixlianapoli. CMOS STOCX-YAIDS, October 1!. CATrti Receipts, TOO head; shipments, 100 head. I.oeal supply very li;.-ht:?inarket lull and drugging, ami was hard to make sales nt Snturlay'x prlees: mostot the rteriiigs were bHtehers' gradec. Good to choic e shipping f 4 oo5 00 Fair to medium ahippcrs 4 (Hl 4D Common toineOinm shippers 3 S5(jl 75 tiood to choice heifers 8 rOyat flood to choice COWS 3 "iOAjl so Fair to medium cows and heifers.. 2 50(3 00 Common cowa and heifers- 1 75(s2 25 Veals, common to good - 3 OCkaö 00 Bulls, common to good 2 oo$3 50 Milkers, per hcaA, common to good 20 OO-lö 00 HoGs-Kecelpts, "2,ouo head; shipments, :i00 hcail. iuaJity ouly fair. Market ociied aiadceliueoi 10 to 1h iroin aturdny's i'iice. closing slcady: all sold. Kelvet light and heavy tl ;.":t 7C P'rsand eommon llrht : 2i). "o Heavy roughx U fö&i W 6RKKP ad La.vii. Receipts, MH head: ship tr.ent, :) head. Hut lew here. Marko; dull hi unchanged price. Good to choioe grades ............13 OGA 10 Common to medium grades 1 7'ii 5 sea!atvag, per hcail 5W 75 Spring lambs, common toood 8 00(a3 75 Buck, per bead 2 OOfta 00 Klsawhere. FW YORk. OcUbcr V Beeves Kccci pt, 1V7 n.r liKxta for i ho market und M at leads forexpcrtatieTi aud II cxr l.iads for shiuvhteren lirc-t. -Mai kct -xir(?iiicly lull and a liuiuoer i car loads must be can iid vcr: Mir t prime native atcers. 1 70r-510, Jive weight; extrs i(o..?is)f0 2l; Texas lo., t; -Vwa:; ; an t xrU r btaifrht seveml car lo:ulsf hv1 ste rs at Si 50 per itw JLs. Sheep- ltecvipl. 17,'VO he:td. Market ncak. with no sbivv fair a c learn ace; common to prime, 2'.4t1J:.e wt lb.; common t prime lurr.bs, V'Te. Alut 10 ear loads o over. jlotfs Refvipta. lf..7'i heed. Market dull for 'ivo bofcT, at (.li(i:$t 0 K-r hn lbs. K.3T LIBEBTY. Pa., tVtober 13.-Catt!e-Iull and a haltJt' iroxn last woek. Keceipts, 1,'HJO heiul : thipmeut, s!.i head. Ho?s Mow; l'hnadelpma, s: confers, fS ;)! :l 75. Keceipts, 1 1, -W head; shipments, head." bJiecp HnM nnl Wut '2V lower than last week. KeeviptA, 10,200 head: shipmints, 1,1'JO head. KANSAS CITY", OcVibcr 1 ). Tbo Livestock Indicator reiorts: attic iieetipts. ::,I9I head: shipments. 1,771 head. Slow, weak and 5.'V lower; exiortcrs. 5 2-K V5 ."0; gool to tdioice bhippiui:. $4 00 v5 '2; common to medirm, l 40(a,l "; unkers and f-eders. 2 s ,c4; cows. 2ta.i; gras Texas 6te:rs, $2 Hogs Receipts, COM head: shipments 2. 4i9 head. Market weak an 10c lower: gool to choice, $:l 4"(:l .V: common to medium. $.1 :'uu&:t 40. Sheep Keceipts. h'.'S head; shipmeut". 250 head. Market quiet; fair to good muttons, J2 OOiflS ; voiniuon to medium, il Mm- 40. BT.AiriS.tVtolKT P.-Cattie-Kecelpta. 2,imo head: shipments, '.',U(i head. Market slow with only lueul traie. owing to heavy rain ; native Miipping steers. H'i5 r0: nativo biiu-htring steem. :i;iii4 ."; mixed stuff, $2rtC!50; stx kcrsand fceder, tl :'.', 75; gras Texans, $2 502J.1 W; Indian, $2 rAHl S. Bogs Receipts, 4.7ih head: shipments, 4 head. Mark-t lower und slow ; packing, $ 5 15(.1 .50; Yorkers. : :(i' 5; butchers ti Cdg.5 75. fcheep lie;cipts, 1,'JOO head; shipments. l.t'OO head. - ;od grades steady and quick of sule; 1-air stuff dull: eommon to medium natives, $J(is : ihi; good to hoiec muttons, $2 75i:l50; lambs, $2 2;'(t.: .'i0. Te-xaus, $1 7.V;f3. Bl'FFALO, October 19. Cattle Recetpta, 2,200 head. Market i-asier. goial grades, 10m 15c lower, and iDinmoii to medium, 2540c lower: good to ehoiee steers. 55 I0r5 4); fair ti good nativeshitplng steers, i'5 ); eommon t meliiiiii, t! ."i0 ri'i 25; stfa kers and feeders. M Vo: 00. . ' tsheepatid l.ambi Receipts, l:i,(MI) head: good to ehi!e, 2-'s' lower; Inferior to fair grad not quotable at over the prices f pelt:goMi to choice, 2 7iVi:i 25: medimn to good. $2 2"si : Inferior to fair. I l2 on; fair to gool Wcsteru lambs, Si '2'(: V.'. . Hogs Receipts. .,O0O head- .Market closing steady; good to choice Yorker, f.: !.Yrt4 00; me

iiv.r. o fa!r. ''' f: g-l b-iters grades 4 W 1 10: pigs, ii ?0 4 CO. CHICAGO, OcteUr is. Tie Drovers' Journal reports: C'avJe Kecefpta, t.A head; ih!prsenta, 2,'Wi hea l Trsc:rg slew ; skipping steers, i-i OMd't iV; stockers and feeders, ami ai 2 :;5-o i 0 ; cows, bu'.Is and mixed, 1 r0ä4; ttrougli Texas cattle skadc iower at ?2 Vki. i 40 : Wes-tcrb racrcrs dull and I0o lower; natives and tali breeds, i3 40s;,t .50; wiutered Texans, il i. Hogs Beccipta. ;:.000 bead; tbfpmenta, 10,000 bead. Market openfd ucj-.k, b;:t -toed strumrer: rougU and rnlcd, V 2ta:l 41; packing and shipping, tl 40 j i vi; light we:ght, ti s-i 5; skips, ii tO h i 2o. ßhetp Reccfpts, 2.sen head. Market slow but steady: natives, :a I '; Western, $24; Tcxaus, fl "4113; iambs, fUt4 7.S. The Lrr.ver'a Journal spoi ial eaMtrram from Liverpool quotes ,2 dn-üiit .n Ameriiin cattle: best. 12.' er lb dressel. tbc trot'oni jirici'S ! the season. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Produce Markets. lI!'A;o. tMber 19. Tbe w hr&t market sagged very h avily to-day. There wa a strong pressure to sell at the opening of 't hange and this continued,, with only moderate reactions, throughout th. entire session. The foreign markets were juoted as Uict and easy, and British consols were 3-10 higher, which was aeivptedasa lcaccful adjustment of the Balkan troubles. It was also predicted that the visible supply report would dis-losc a lr:rc dsTcase. aud the statement was made that somip f the Minneapolis millers contemplated shutting down ami reduing their bids for vv heat. I-argcr deliveri-s of wheat irom trst hands was also prolicted and under these influences the teinier was quite heavy throughout t he-entire session. I'eoein In-r wheat, which elosel Saturday at 02e. Hnei at i'l7-: but buyers were so few in the pit that the price broke o"ff almost instantly to ?u '( und ff again to befre the market was given any active siipimrt. From the lowest point the pri'-e rallied to' id'. i several time, but shortly leior? the el; of the regular bird. dropix'd ift to 1K'4; and -los-l there. In the al"'.ernK!i l be feeling -mtinued weak;le--emb r deeiiuing to W x'and -losinn for thediiy Mt '.i'B', or 1'' under Si:ii.rd:iy. li was stated there was ir c Milling tor the'-iorfaivouut luring;the srssimi in the lc!id in a lower rauge of pi ices, but there was eood buying fr the 'liHig'" aeeount oil all the bn-aks. The trailing in corn was on 11 inodorat? si ale. and prices were well sustained. 11 a eoutrast to 1)10 weakness in wheat, and the loiug figures were generally a shH.le higher than s':itiiplay. ats ranged piiet hiii firm aud -lsel well up to the latest figures f !;eu week, l'nivisions were iiiiet and sieady. Flour In good ieHi and und st adv. t heat rulctl weak. Themar !' 'pcinvl 'c loucr.sold oft' rapidly lc additional. ti:ll!nlrKe. flueiuating. tlnauy fell ba-k to in?ile igun's. eling 1 'c under Saturday. Sales ranged: Octolier. hS'fasS'.:?, closed at s'c; Novcmlx r, i c1oh1 at Ms ",; lHemler, rsv4iä'.'l;hc. closed at DOV: May, lsw.is", closxl at '.'Sc; No. 2 spring, issriisscfNo. ".spring, 75fL7s'..c; No. 2 rcl, 9W-; No, :: nsl, Torn Market fairlv active aud stead v; cash. 42VM2!,c; h-lol.cr, 42,,t2'.,c, eWd at 4-".c42c; N'ovemls-r, 4"io"v. cloed at 4,i:Vit 4.4-; year, :.l4tt ;7"v. Oat iuict and steady: ii-h, 25'M?; November, 25,' 2-"'.c: May, -':'i 2,"'. i'losel at J1.',''. Rye Ffrui; No. '2. l,..c. Barli'v Stcfllv; NoT 2, twc. Flaxseed L:sicr: No. , $1 17'u'l is. Mess Pork (iiiet and .iuiy : pr:'-s 5$i ".' h irh r early, ree-ded 2 5 . -loscd steady; cic-li, $ ::7'. ,'' 10: November, Vv 'VH X -t2'.c. closed at at $ :V'dS :;7'.'.: Ieermt-er,JS t'.a i 47.'.;. clos d at $ :is 42'..; .länuary. 2"sa0 .v. loseii at 27l.j(a'.i :t. Lr.rd i.'uiet and -:!sy. w ith prii-es j'y low-r: -Hsb. sr. Ch. J7 1 ..; NovciivIkt. l'is-mli-r, '.'"&".. '7"'..: Januarv. 6 O'.j"', (i'i. Rued Meats steady; ify salted Shoulders, t-5 iiO.'! 75; short rib side. $5 2.".: short clen r ifles. 'vV" 70. sucar Steady and niiehangel. On the Trainee Kxcha-lgc: Butter Killed slow: cn-amery, Ua,Z'-; dairv. ll.ii 17e. Kggs -(iV Keceipts Flour, H.otju bbls. : wheHt, 7::.iuo bu. : corn. 17'..0li0 bu. ; oats, 11 1.000 bu.; rye ,u00bu.; barley. mh bu. tjbipments Flour, lf.ivio bbls.: wheat. :ui.onobu.; corn, :..:.000 bu.; oais. h"S.0U0 bu.: rye,.",ooo bu.; barley. :s,iKX) bu. Afternoon Jfcir.rd--Wheat Kasy; bw-r: Corn 'lie lower for 'cioIkt: hiis-l'ii-hanged. fork 2).: higher. I urd -l uchanged. KEWYORK.Oftol.H-r 10 Flonr Rewipts, 45.s:;2 bbls.; eXorts. 5,10:; DDIs, and 224 saeks; market dull; sales, r.,tH) lb!s. Vheat-Kceii.s 4l.5si bu.; exports, :.2.0 im.j cash lots Ueeline! Jkt 1 :4e, and options 1 'r,i l'e, eins in tcady ; exiort lemnnd v-ry slack f sales :i.,."l.UI lu. .If futures: Ui.UfO hu. spit : No. 2 spring, uuuradetl red. s-" ra-l i.5'i: steamer No. 2 red. '.in; No. :; red, '.s.',ia'.e elevator; '.'M- c. f. and i.; No. 1 red. $1 0 w 1 Ii1..; No. 1 w hite, $1 : extra rol. ! elevator: NoT 2 red, OctolxT, nominal at ".Hi 1 ,:7c; November. iTMlioV, closing at le'V: Decern lie r, wH-$ si 01'. closing at Wlc: January. I dl:i(al ti2!4. closing at 1 blv: February. $1 oV.l tif ' ... elo-iug atfl i:i; March, ?1 ti"', dosing nominal: Mav, 1 07'vial t7, closing at 51 07;h. Com Sjait lots steady bill ouicl; options n shade Ik-IPT. only mmleiiitely iiv; rviiiü, :U).mnl bu.; exports, r22,7i7 0ti.; sales, 4'H.Ouo bu. of futures, 5M.W0 bu. of sjsit: tingraded .rl a52'.c; No. 2, ;l ' jM.'dc: clevaior new mixed, 4se; No. 2 tto-lx-r", .'il;!i51,..c. -losing at ."1 .' .; XovcmluT, -"0!4 ('Vic, closingat 50;4c; IVirmber, 4 l4m'.';c, closiug at 4!.'4c; January. 4iiJi(n4'r'v. losing at firc; February, -fiil.c, closing at 4'.:.!I; May, 4Ki9 W4C, ljsinjj at 16',e. Outs Higher mid more aetive: receipts, 1:57.75:; bu. ; exports 40.:;i4 bu.: mixed Western, 27.':,m::2c: white lo.. lai!"', Stocks if grain iu store October 17: Wheat, V.02,i bu.: orn. r.f,:l bu.; oats. 2,o;i4,soi bu. ; bar lev, 4.52.i bu.; rye, !f.7.'i;; bu.; malt. 107.472 bu.; peas, 2,091 bu. Kje Meady: ungraded Western, unchanged. Codec Spot, lair: llio, dull ut .Ve: options lower and active; 4il's. :;S2.s bays; tH-iolier. 7. 1 "1:47.20c; NoveiuWr. 7.0.K"-!"'-: Uet-vialx-r. 7.107.1ö?: Jniiliary, 7.15i'7.2"c; February. 7.2"7.:ic: March, 7.2iiia7.:."n!." Sugar ulet; rolitied. steady. MolHsses lmll and uominul. Riv steady ; lemand mixlerate. i'etroleum Firm; nuitcd elosi.! at JI 0N:,. Rosin Firm. I urpentiiic Steady at :;7c. ' Kggs In fair demand ami linn: rcitints. ::,."77 packages: Western. 211220. I'ork Moderately active and steatly: nicts f1.' ."-nrtlO for hisceicd; dear back, f!2 00"; 12 M: family mes. sll(tll Beef Stedv. I;uik Meats firm. Sale.: Tickled lK-llies. irg.ii'.c: do hams, s'vase: piekelcd shoultlers. 4"-e: siiokel bams 10c. Lard A shade lower and v-ry dull: oiitnut grade, spot, inoted at Jo 27'; October, 2;: sales: Novetub'r. $ 3ii(r 27: December, '. 2S; Januarv. $0 :'.2ia,i :: Febniarv, SilO; .March. 4t;; city steam, So 20. ButterFirm and iu fair rciiuest: Western. hwJle. Cheese. In steaily demand and light: Western flat. .VJ (aim-. O'oDoer Unll. lead Sieadv; eommoa, SI 1,".aI 20. Other articles unchanged. TOLEDO. Oetolier in. Wheat Active and! lower; No. 2 soft, -ash. '..: November. iHlc: December, JOv'c; January, ir.'c; February, $1 OO'i: May. 1 it'. Corn Dull and weak; No. ;i cash, 4 c asked: Novemtier, llLe atked: year, ;ls; Mar, :av.V asked. Oats iu.et; No. 2 cash, 27?...e; Novcmler, 2Sc: Mar. :il-.'4e. Clover Seed Dull -and lower; priine Me'diiuit cash or October. Vi "0; No-vemta-r, 5 55; December. $5 asked; January. 7" asked. Receipts Wheat. 7I.0H0 bu.; corn. 12.000 bu.; oats, i.is bu. Shipments Wheat, t.eOO bu.; corn, 24.000 bu.: oats, l.ono bu. ST. LOCIS, Oct)lxT Flour Steady and I'mhaJigcd. Wheat Lower and unsettled, with onlv mod-rate trading; vdd '("e lower early. re vcrcl "s1-, but broke again and closed at jn:l4c tiiider Saturday: No. 2 re.1, cash, nA., OTJc: "Vtola-r. sii"'w'!i.'4c: N'ovcmlier, I'T'-i'C ,1', cli'sing ut .i7c: December. '..',,c bid: May, SI ir.i'4 oil ".". -losiii: at I Ofj.". lorn Kirnier and '4 (.:vc higher, but very slow: No. 2 mixed, cash, äv'1!: ;.; (VUlicr, ;7hc: Nvvmier. :: war. 24!-.c: May. Cc. Oats Firm but inactive: No. 2 mixed. Cash, vH .i2C-4': May. :.".!.. -lc. live Scarn- and liigher aiul iiuted lor shipment at .V.' .'' i.sli. 60' c bid, Novciubcr. Lai'.vv Dull; prime t. fancv. UM",; t ana'la. arrive. M m. It.itter sunly: crei!iiie"jr. is 24i 'airy, i:;i.2ne. Fpsr Steady at i::'.'ullr. Fiats)'! 1 si 1'. May Duli; prairie, 47. a 50: timotUy. $:"!".. JlrauDuil at t;4t' at the mill. Cornmcal stMdy at tl sj,.ji s5. Wcol st,ndv. tub washed. STi:1: nnwasjieil. 12i2 !'.-: Texas, 12't2V. Froviskms Dull and lower. "Iirk 1 75. Ir.rl-Nominally 5 5V. Iny Salted Meats Hovcd shoulders, s ! 37 j w :;."; long -l-ar siieR, J5 2 s5 :'.7V. : short rib. s."i iin 'i sliott 1 lea r, s " (' f 7". "lWnoii I-oic; lear, $5 7.5m 5 s : tlmrl rib. 5 1W6 ; short clear, fff. 2.r.fii :v. llninf ',v. 11 Ke-'tlpis-Flour, iOlObbU.: wheat, '7.000 bu.: orn. 7''. ico bu.; oats. :Vi.kk) bu. : rye, 1 1 .imi bn. ; barley, :.Nbii. ShipmentsFlour. 12,000 bids.; wheat. I2.io bu.; corn, ls5.00i)bu.: oaw,,0Wba.; rj. bu. : barley, i.eoobu. Aiternoon Hoard Wheat Actiy1, but w-e-ik an.l 1 ,"'.c lower. Corn Ifcirr.lv hteadv. oati N'cminMl.' PHI LA DELP1I I A, Oetohcr In riour linn with a van) demand. Wheal opened weak, reacted and closed steady: No. 2 red, October, T.t '.Ki'.e; November, tsi' .; '.li-.V; Decern lr, 07-, ts'-; January, tH?äa!i.?io. Corn stst a shade easier: No. 4 mixed, l-v I'.-: steamer No. 2 mixed. tt''.'.c: No. 2 inix.Ml. p.'. -,.: options iiict: No. 2 mixed. October. li'ti-t'iOc: November, 4'.Vd VH-; iKrcernber, 4i'4a I7c: Jauimry, 4X4 U': Oals Spot ill f)'od'rite demand; reje ted mixed. 2"-: rejefted white. Nn. U whifc. m'tue; No. 2 w hite. itrrniUt.'e: Option rtuiet but slendy: No. 2 white, th tolicr. :ihh. .,: : , Novcinl-r. :t;,'4'::ie: lN vmbcr, r.iyJjiX-; .länuary. ::5'. ::!. l'nvisioHs Steadv." Reef Fancy mcfS. S?ll j012: No. 1 nies. ft .Vb. 10. Mess I'ork New, SUM 10 .'i: !. prime mess, new. f.i; lo. family. 411.i 11 .. Lard -steady; itv reilned. ?7a7 12',: do. steam. ; 50: butelier.' loose. ;. Uulter-rnn; riish grailes wanted: Teamcry extm, 21 a2'c: Pradlord t'ountv. l('20c: paekinc butter, ;ra,t Kirus -Firm and" active; extras, 21(u22c. fhetse Firm and active: Ohio flats 1" 10'4i: h. fair to prime, S'.fa'.i-c. Petroleum Steadv ; 70 test, in barrel. s'Je'. ' Receipts Flour, lO.OdO bbls. ;w heat, 2,iM bU.:C0rn, 2,.,.eo0 bu.; oats, s.ono bu. Shipment Flour, none; wheat, 2,000 bu.; corn, 5,OU0.bu. ; oat, 2. lO bit. . . Lot'lsVILLK, Ca-tober VX Citton Middling. !'' X". irain iuiet. Wheat No. 2 hnigberry, s! U : Nö. 2 red. W1'. Corn No. 2 mixed. 4'; No. 2 white. "47C. Oats New No. 2 mixed, 27'. -. Provisions steadv. Hacon t'lear rib sid, $5 s7!-; clear shies. M ::7?;i: "boul.lcrs, ti. I'.ulkmeats !ear iibsiles. i: clear side, 45 75; shoulders nominal at VI 25. Mess pork Nominal at Hams sugar cured, i'.i 7flo M. ljir-l Choice leaf, 1 : .

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