Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 31, Number 51, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1886 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY- JANUARY 20 1686.

CATARRH

riMIE Grout Balsamic Div J. til mhJ- 'TV Ameriinn Tine. Canada Mr, Vi f.i:iV.ViMarisoUl, Clover Blossoms, I etc, al.etl Sanftrd' lta.di1 cat .:r, for the immediate relief ami permanent cire of eseiy form of Catarrh, from a simple Cold in the Head to los of Smell, Tatte and Hearing. Cough and Catarrhal Consumption. Complete treatment, consisting of one bottle Radical Cure, one box (tarrbal Solvent andene Improved Inhaler, in one package, may now be had tf all Druggists for 11.00. Ask for San ford's Radical Cure. Ccraplete Treatment, with Inhaler, $1.00. Ote bottle Radical Cure, one bax Catarrhal Solvent, and one Improved Inhaler, iu one package, may cow be hal of all druggisü for l.OU. Ask for The only aoute specific vre know of." Med. Time. "The best we have found in a lifetime of rsCtring." Rev. Dr. Wiggin. of Boston. "Aftera lotg struggle ith Catarrh 'the RadicalCtrk baa conquered. 'Rev. S. W.Monroe. Lewisburgh, Fa. ! have not fo'ind a eae that it did not relieve, at Ctce.'" Andrew Lee. Manchester. MaiS. Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston. I 3II ST OIVK ll I can not bear this pain, 1 ache all over, and nothing 1 try docs ec any good." Backache weakness, l'teriae pains. Soreness, Lameness, Hacking Cough, Pleurisy -and Chest paii;a cured by that new. original and elegant antidote to rain and intlamxcation the tiTi i fa anti-Fain fla-ter. rjpejiahy adapted to ladies by reou xlr and gentle medical action. of its delicate At drug-rms. 2:. t.ve for fl.OO. Mailed and( hf.m;cai. Co., Eo-tou. tree, Fottks Data THE FIRE RECORD. Half a 3IiD?on Dollars Swept Away in Mon trenl. Uoxtf.eal, Jan. 13. Tne fire Lere this JECming was gotten under control about 4 o'clock. Tbe total loss -will reach $500,00). I ever did a fire in lontreal destroy so much property' in so short a time. The flame i trote out shortly before 1 a. m., and in a few hours nearly $X,000 worth of property ras destroyed. The water supply was inEnfcient and the weather was very cold. The hose wa9 frozen stiff, and the firemen were covered with ice. A fierce wind was b.owisg, and caused the flames to spread with gnat rapidity. At about 2 o'clock, when the fire was at its heijrhL. the bells of the Convent of Providence and those of the Church of Notre Dame de Pitts, adjoining the factory of Smith, Fischeln Co., tolled for assistance. The lire brigade realized the imminent danger to the church adjoining the factory, and with the help of the sjectators saved it from burning. The sanctuary of tbe church was illuminated with tapers and several of the sisters were praying at the altar. The buddings destroyed were owned by the Hotel l.en Nuns. The loss on thenTwill amount to $boO,jjO; fully insured. The losses of tiia occupants are not yet knOTvn, but will b3 cloie to I'JOO.om. It is impossible to obtain gn accurate list of insurance, but Canadian arid English companies lose heavily, with one or two United States companies. Ta3 establishments of the folia wing rms were destroyed: Ii. and T. II. Thompson, hardware; Smith Fishel t Co., su;:ar makers; Eourret, Turcot t V Cofmount, lioyal Vinepar Works; J. L. Cassidy, china and glassware, and . C. Hibbird. The following were n; ore or less damaged: Henry fc Li rroii, saddlery and carriage trimmings; Elson Co.. druggists : George Marroncte and Thomas Jordan. The insurance is put at tLV.OOO., which is divided among the following companies: London, Liverpool and Globe, $"5,j"J; Citizens' $15,000; (Queen's, $17,X; Pojal Canadian, S3ö,(XX; North British and ilercantile, 12,000; Norwich Union, $2G,f ; Imperial, $3.000; Commercial Vnion, S-LOtO; City of London, $0 00); Northern, ;. .; I.ondon Assurance, $1",cco, llydropbobin . pecial to the sentinel. Geejeieg, Ind., Jan. 13. About the 23d Of December, the little nine-year-old son of Daniel Evens, who resides near "Wayne b in:, was bitten on the thurub by a small white teriier, which had formerly been nis favorite pet. The dog some time afterward sl.owt-d symptoms of rabies, and was ioiriiediately killed. About nine davs afterward ti.e toy became sick. Dr. Ktdiinger was call in and after a careful diagnosis, prorev, need i: a clear ca-e of hydrophobia. Tne j atient was immediately placed in a sweat c f lo;ud corn, where he remaine.1 for thirtys:i Lours, during which time he would occasionally growl, lark and snap liii a dog, sure wiidly and show unmistakable symptoms of that ruost terrible of a.llictions, hydrophothe exfiration of thirtv. - - . six hours he was taken out, pe'r'eitiuly improved, a:id is at present convalescent. The cure is regarded as r.iost remarkable. J)r. P.iddinger certainly deserves some of the credit that the medical world is extending to Pasteur, for while the reat Frenchman is ruakirg rapid proeress toward the attainment of a mean3 by which this disease may be prevented, the former has in this case at leat, if correctly report? !, rontrolied the disease when already deHung Hiirrcli Vli J; Clothesline. special to the Sentinel, ZllJ&:K& 111., Jan. lS.-5d? ?y ery quiet town was startled thii morning between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock by the report that a man had committed suicide Cv,;i Trart street It was toon learned that MI. tv..aam ;olstor. of Hutchinson. Kan., "Suo has biea Tisiting his mother, Mr?. Mary Elliott, for a few days, had gone into the woodshed, and. with a piece of a clothes-line, had hau himself. He was dead when found. Coroner Foutres has been notified; will be here this afternoon or to-merow reorr.ing. It is reported that Mr. Galston has been partially insane at times for some time. It is not known to any certaint the cause. It is reported, I hear, that hs attempted to take his life about ten years ago, but was prevented. Iiis age is about forty years. Visited by a Cyclone. LoMw-.y. Jan. P'.. A disastrous cyclone j assed ove the middle counties of England to-day. The railway station at Stratford-on-A von i was unroofel and tranic on the railways was ttopped for sorce time, A number of cranes were blown over at Wednesbury, and two perons were Killed at that plae. Reports from ail section traversed by the cyclone say tliat trees were uprooted, houses unroofed and damages of other sorts sustained. "W laby wa sir k, we gave ber CASTOIUA "Wien be wat a Child. Le cr.ed f-r C ASTORIA, When ie Wain Mi, be clan? toCASTORIA WXto L L4 CLLdrM, ah gave them C ASTA. rioixl In the Balkans. Ixsi.f. Jan. 12. Advices received here Fay that a thaw, accompanied by heavy rains Las set in the Paikans, ana Has caused mucn destruction. The Marltza, the principal fiver in Ilomella. has overflowed its bankä. f ooding the surroundln country. P.ridges Lave been swept away and a number 01 vii lages have beeD totally destroyed. Dispatch es say that many persons tave perished, but t.o definite statemratSToncerntrnr-thenTirn-' ler have yet been rereived:, v ",-; c t 1 1 The crlr sure cure and reliable Constitc t'cr.al Nervine and Tonic for enfeebled con rtitutions and nervous debility is Nichols' Dark and Iron. It is infallible in its action and perrraneiit ia its effects.

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FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY AND STOCKS, Haw Tork FlnAndal 91rkat. KKW YORK, Jan. 13. Money-On call tuj. at 1K3 per cent.' Prime Mercantile Faper 45 per cent. Sterling Exchange Dull r.nd unchanged. The total aalea ol stocks to-day were 531,108 hares. Including Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 5-5.855; Delaware and Hudson, 9,53; Erie, :,1.3; Karsas and Texas,17,W0; Lake Shore, VCö; Louisville and Nashville. 9,00; Northwest, em, -f t. iro; New York Central, 15,950; TacificMaiL 51.740; St. raul, 5.S,500; St. Paul and Omaha, 3,400; Union Pacific, 5S.587; Western Union, 27,000; Northern Pacific preferred, J0.429; Oregon Transcontinental, Government bonds were dull and steady. Fair business in State bonds, prices steady. The railroad bonds were dull this morniug, more active in afternoon. Transactions, J7,one. Prices generally lower. Erie seconl consols showed decided strength, closing atMVX. .sales f:;n;.P4 0. Atlantic and Pacific incomes moderately active, cloned at Us per cent.- Western Division r rsts .j lower: Central Iowa firsts, coupon off, I1,;; ht. Paul common, 72: Denver and Kio Grand Western nrts. 1'4; L, B. and W. first-!, 2: New Orleans and Mobile seconds, Yt: Pensacola and Atlantic firsts, J. Missouri, Kansas and Texas 5, II, but G s up 1 anl 7's 1; Ohio and Mississippi (irbt-s Springliffd Division down 4!; Oreeon Transf-ontinental C's, : Oregon Navatration :, 1; Oregon Short Line -i's, 1; and Fort Wayne and Denver ti'8, . . Stocks were active and weak nearly all day. and but few .docks monopolized the principal portion of business. Coal stocks continued conspicuously weak, And were joined by Union Pacific. Pacific Mail. Missouri, Kansas and Texas and Western In ion, in all which was active selling. On Die other hand Yanderbilts, especially New Noik Central, St. Paul and Erie, were comparatively strong. Sflles largest this year, amounting to fci . shares, but W.sk) shares of this business were divided t-ween Lake Shore, Cniou Pacitic, St. Paul, lckawauua and Pacitic Mail. Erie also was ouite active. APer irregular openiug the market almost immediately became weak, and during the forenoon declined from 1 to over 2 p?r cent. Later was a small rally, followed by renewed weakness and still lower figures, and on final dealings, slight upwarl movemi nt, leaving prices at the close a little better than the lowest of the dav, closing irregular and weak for stocks that have teen conspicuous for decline. Net result loss of 2v;raeific Mail, 1'' Lackawanna, Vi . Missouri. Kansas atid Texas, Vi each Cniou Pacifia und Western Union. Other losses generally for fractions. New York Central and St. Paul each closed with net gain ol Erie It was generally exrK'Ctcl Grangers would show heavy decriftse iu earnings for past week owing to the snow blockade in the Northwest, but the loss in Northwestern whs unexpectealy heavy, amounting to l This nock, however, shows a declibe of o.uly J,i. St.'aul lost jls,f5iand St. Louis and .-a:t rancisco .LiiO.' Tbe iiiaret closed with the following prices bid: percent, bonds 1001.. Jxmtsville & Nash... 40'j United States 4 s 112 Louisville & X. A.... 31 Ccii'd statt itfWi.l'2 Mar. A;Cin.tirst pld Pacific c. 1 '.".. ..12o'4 Mar. V Cin. seeouds Central Pac. lirsls..ll."-, Mempbis i; Charl.. Erie seconds j?. . Michigan Central.. Lehigh und Wilts. ..lt4 Minneavit St. L.... Lo;uiiUja consols... s4 Mii. iV: st. L. rtd... M ft' AS ' Missouri Cs -HO Misi;uri Punc 10. St. .b-e lis Mobile it fOliiu H M. P. A. S. C. firsts... l."; Morris Jc Esfvv 1 !"i Tennessee s, old-... öl 'NahviiloJc 'iat -Wf iennesee 6s. new 54 New Jersev ( cn'rai.. Tex. P land grants. :'.i Tex. P. A Kio.r M .Norfolk W. pfe. N'orthern Pacific. ',8 71 ' Union Pacific firsts. Il Northern Paciiic pl l ." C u P. laud grants iWJjchl.iV N'orthw'n l.P. sinking fund..l2l'a Cai. it North w pf l.-l tl'll.WUI v ........... .... Ya.i-on.TOfit.coup... do. deterred Adams Exres . ) . -VJ i. X- "S St . . . cw l ort v cuirai ... v. i, $ iCthio 'ontral l:u 12 lOhio.V: Mississippi.110 jO. ail. r.:ei'erred... iya . Ontario v: Western. 1. Aiietiicnv central. auou iV i erre II Akou f erro H 40 aL t. u. n. j lu . American Kxprcs.. 101 J regon Transcon jOregon Improve't... Iracitic Mail li'anama Eur., l ed. K. it N -v.'i 'IS Canada Pacific ( Hiinda Southern.. Central Pacitic C'hcsi'.peak it ('hio C, A t. rid firsts... C. A. O. ccouds J'eoria. Iecatur : E. is" Pittsbur? 1 H) Pulmaa Palace Carl M ii' Is 4 nvaaiiig 4 Eock Isiau.l 2 -. St. U v: San Fran... '.'. Cbi Ego iV Alton. ...l:u' Chi. f.KOA A. pld 15 ,St. I., it S. F. ptd 4P 4 Chicago, Pur. it t...l :ii:!4 t. L. i.. K. first r-M.H l ('., M. L. iV; N. r C M. A: St. Paul... 91 C. SU L. iV Pitts 1:5 !C. M. iV St P. pfd I.1'1 r. st. L. it Pitts rid. 1 i. Paul. M. i M 1)7 Cin., San. it clee... 3 I.St. Paul it Omaha... iY.' Cleveland o 51 ' i St. Paul & Om. pld.. '.s; Ih lav are i: liu I s"!4 Texas Pacific l!4 Del.; l ack, it W-sU.110;; Union Pacific 4 ;4 ienver i Kiaor n i nited states hx ! Frie Wabast. St. L. A P... ' Erie preferred Eflst feunessce Past Tennessee pfd. Fort Wayne Hannibal iv. st. JoeK1a W. M. L. it P. rfd. - H 4' h Wells .fc Fargo Ex. ...U' .,2 western L nion lei.. 71 i i; 3 oioraito t.oal ! Home-take Iron Silver ... 21 ...1S" ... - . i i " ... ii Fan, it st. Joe pld Harlem 212 Houston ifc Texas...- :tt Illinois Central Indiana. K it West- 21 Kansas A: Texas ntario Quiclfs.il ver ! do. preferre-1.... jSouthern Pacitic. Sutro 1-ake Frie West.., Lake St. ore Ex dir. ll.X. Y. C. iV St. I W I do. prei'erro L... Eastern Exchanges. BALTIMORE, Jan. ls.Bank clearing, f.'.is? --5-:; balances, fl'.'x:) 17. PHILADELPHIA . Jan. IS.-Eack clea rings, ?!C,9",iso: balances, S.'.öTJlsS. NEW YORK, Jan. 1,. Clearing h.nse sUtemont ; Es-ar.?, sn:: oij.uj-,, palinces, i,'M,5w. $t. LOUl3, Jaii. I.-riank clearing?. S;,t45.7.1; balances, j ; exchange on New York, atöOii to 'joc premium. EOSTON, Jan. I. Exchanges. 14,61.1.7.21: balances, il.s.7,f.i; money, 2i2.3 per cent.; exchange on New Yora, par to 6o premium. CHICAf.O, Jan. 1?. Bank clearings. fs.o.W.&Vt; jiionev rates unchanged. An eay seeling previiled in New York Exchange, the market beingo,uotablyöS'Cc premium; alt denartmcnts ol bank businc? re j'iitt. Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON. Jan. Is, 3 p. m. Consols, 100 1-16 r bo:h money and the account. Rallwur zentral. i'J-ct; nnnsvlvau ja b;'2; p.eauinj, 10. Si-r iMver, 47.1 Xi ounce. TAnis, Jan. ls-Taree percent renters:! 22a lot it-e aoTjunt. COMMERCIAL. The dry goods market i.l fjuiet, trade, princi pally, being of a ro?ll Order character. There was -line of ii&)4! m brown cottons Woolen still stror.g at the late advance." Grocerin are opened quiet, cut wr.n a iair aemana ior si.ip.es. Collections were a iittle better. Sugars and corVees. weak an', dull. Green fruits were i'iiet, wirb a decline In cranberries. Produce weak and lower. Dn.gs ,uiet and unchanged. The iron market as quite active and strong. CBAIX. Wheat Prices a.te steady, with feeling nominal. Some little willing demand, bur light oileriu.' and li-'U re-eipts. Markets elsewhere are all .l-ill, with marked decline at Chicavo of lc, New York J4c, m. Louia s4c and Ealtimore Corn Under light receipts prices are well maintained, with very light ofleritigs. Futures in fair demand, but no sellers Markets at all other points are from J-e to J4c loner. Outs Demand good. Leceipts light and prices rma Flour, Grain and Hay. Flour Patents 51 sVV 00; extra fancy, fl 4 45; iancy.?4 101 25; choice,?.; 7ö'iJ 65; family, f:j 251 40; treble extra, ) 0tfyl 15; double extra, 12 75(2 9; extra, 12 Ö02 C5; superfine, U COa 2 45; fine, ?2 10rj2 -23. Wheat We quote: No. I Med No. 3 Med.. . No. 2 Led No. ;t Ited Rejected Unmerchantable

cuuin-Aimircuu ureat etern tirsts, :.;4: u. seconds, VJ'S; Canadian Pacific, y4: Erie, 2VA; do. seconds 79:4: Illinois Central, HJ1.,; Me.i.;aa ordinary ,2.5 --i: t. Paul common, fti: !5 York

Bid. Asked. f2'i track 'iVt track M track M M track . track 1' track "(fob Bid. Asked. :' track f track "AVt track track ' track 37 ::V trak 37 31 track ' 33 3.1 track .'"i track 'ö track siS track track 3 3.1 track 34 track ... 34 track ' Bid' Asked. 32 track ' ; '.lOsl track ' 2 track 211 track 2J track - U3 track ....

vCorn We quote: Co. 1 white N o. 3 white No. 4 white No. 1 ytllow... No. 2 yellow.... No. yellow. No. 4 yellow.... No. 1 mixed. No. 2 mixed No. 3 mixed.;.; No. 4 mixed Bound ear... January .......... Febrnary.:..-. ..Oats We quote; ' -1. J whie..j.....v. light mixed... ..4 ....... rwecie! Unmerchantable January..... February , March , .......

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Rye No. 2 qniet; COc bid; no sellers. Hay Steady; Choice Timothy, 12 00 bid; held at 112 50; No. Timothy, f 12 bid; held at f 12 25. CHICAGO MARKETS. Furnished by Howell & Bandy, Grain and Provision Brokers. No. 7 Chamber of Commerce, January lb. lOpen'g 1 Highst. I Lowest I Closing Wheat-Feb March... i 79'.; K) 79'4l 7S K5 I.... 7Si S4 7S 8 s;-.tei "wir 2sii May. Corn reb....March,., May S. i Oats Feb OS' March... May Pork Feb March... Slj'i 10 Sä 10 90 11 10 6 17 6 22 6 3-5 5 40 5 45 5 X) 81 10 95 11 OS 11 SO 6 17 6 25 6 37 5 40 b 47 5 t.2 3iy, 31 S7 97 17 o 33 07 42 57 ftl 10 15 0 32 37 42 57 May Lard FebMarch.., May Elbs Feb March... May Peceipts Hogs. 30.000 head. Car Lou Wheat, 27; corn. 27C; oats, 100. BRITISH GRAIN TRADE REVIEW. London, Jan. 18. The Mark Lane Express, In its review of the British grain trade during the past week, says: Despite the fact that there have been violent storms during the week, the wheat crops have a satisfactory appearance. Trade was cheerless and values are weaker. Pales of English wheat during the week were 57,648 quarters at 2 s 10d, against S.2S2 quarters at 4s 2i during tbe corresponding week of last year. Flour has been freely delivered and prices favor buyers. The market for foreign wheat is stagnant, Itusslan an 1 Indian selling freely at lowest rates. South Australia has for the first time an exportable surplus. The market for cargoes has been quiet and supplies small: two cargoes arrived; two cargoes were sol-l, one of which. No. 2 American red wiuter. at the supposed price of "k& 3d: three cargoes withdrawn and one remained. The trade forward was quiet. Several cargoes of California sold for prompt delivery at 35s 3du55s 61. At to-day's market wheat was unimproved, English being ttd lower. American flour was cbeater. Barley was dull. i IKDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Dry Goods. PKINTS. Windsor fancy 6 Pacitic fancy 6 Cooheco fancy 6 Merrimac fancy... Conestogn fancy... 5? 4 tierwick lancv. Kicbmond fancy. Hamilton fancy.. American fancy5' i Belmont fancy... V4 5V2 Wash'n"ton Did blue f5'... American Ind blue... ti'i 4' Albion solid 5!4 American shirting. Alien lancv.... cy o''Simpson's mining.... 6 rtiug 4V.. steel Kiver fancy 5' ; shining.... 4J-J Duuuell fancy 5, Allen shi Merrimac PRESS FABRICS. Pacific J4 poplin Ins.. 9 'Manchester cash...!3 Pacific a cashmrs ...10 Manchester ii DeB...10 Pacific Australian crajie IS rcihc6-4 A. C. M V) Pacific ti-4 E. X. cash. IS Pacitic C-4 A. C. casn..21 ! i EROWX Atlantic alpacas 10 Atlantic G. I. cash. ..IS Allan tie F. cnsam...22 Arlington gray cashmere 15 COTTONS. Atlanti? A Atlatiti B Mystic Itiver.. Ijiwrei-e L L.. Indian Head... Conestoga W... Pepicrell K.. - 7 'Bedford K....... 4' ... 4.T4 mil s ... f.r4 1 Yardstick ... .v-.Trem3nt CO.... '4 ... Cl ... 7 SUrk A .. eJi'Saranack 6 ll'tica c . 4 . G Pepiercll F" 7 Boot XX PePl-erell 2-4 IS (Massachusetts B B Peppcrell 10-4 .....A iWindsor II BLEACHED COTTONS. Androsecggin L......... 7i!Barker Mills. i , ''a h a Lonsdale 7 Farwell Aaliardvale Wamsuita Hill's Semper Idem.. Blackstone A. A., Hope Fctchvizle I'epj.-11 9-4 Ptpit'4;i 10-4 . HilMasonville .10 jFruit of the Loom. . 7? Farmers' Choice.... . 7l4D wight Anchor-.... . 6,'4j Pocahontas . 7 icnestnntllill... i.2 ... x 22 liUs.t Out 41 7 a COTTON HASSELS. B'n Bl'd B'n i.i ...1-, 3 .... 6 ? 7 ' Fl'd 14 7 7 8 Trcmoxi PL., Tremot 11... Tremcnt P..., Treiaonl A.... Tremont Y..., Tremont X..., Nashua O Nashua FF... Nashua F Nashua T Nashua D Nashua C Nashua B Nashua A , Nashua AAA Nashua X r. 7 iNashna XX . 7 . 8 , 9 .. 9j; .11 S tTremont V 9 10 11 i.ii Tremont U Tremont L Tremont K Tremont N . 1 Tremont O 9 1) 7 .Wimbledon CM. 7 Wimbledon CI.s iWimblcdoat'I... "M W imbleilou CE. Wimbledon CD., 51 -i I vi J7 1 1? i.v. tinoieiion v t 'i i j .... 9Jk lol4 WimbledonCA.i l 14'i ..10 lij; GIXf.JIAMS. Arr.oskcrg.. Lancaster... states Glasgow 7V; Wamsntta 7li Hcrkshire 7 Norman1.: ... ........ f'j i.O j 8l... ................ 7 " -:ifrew dress . 5' . s ,. S .. 9 .10)5 lork White Man'f'g Co 7 Johnsoa bnk foil PLAIDS AND CHEVIOTS. AmosVeig 9 lAlab'Tia plaids Amoskeag fancy 10 ,Loais.ana plaids Bates..-. ,s' cttawa i.laids7 7 6 9 9 7 OtisB B 8 (Kdinburg cheviots... Park miPs. 70 check-U.', Everett cheviots Park Milis. so check.,13 Great Republic chev. Economy check Otis check J Columbian. f,'4 Hamilton stripes.. Otis, A X A.. Otis, BB Otis, CC Amcskeag.-.. Everett iiaymakcr.... ..11 ..10 York, blue... (York, slate. ...14 ...14 ...U) ... V ...U ... ')4 tancv... ..'..14 .OaklanJ, .( ....1 '., . Columbian & Boston TICKINGS. VI Z Lewiston, 1. 11 Hewiston, 32 ....14 Lewiston, 30 , .....12 Oakland, A 11 .Oakland, A A GRAIN BAGS. Amoskeag, A C A.. York. "0 in Conneoga, B F.. Con ne toga extra.. CouLettoga, C O A American Franklinville Stark, A .11 ..12 ..11 .. 7 7' ' ... tt ...19 ...11 ..18 ...17 ...19 IGranger.. Iwiston. ...221i.Georg:a, A. CAT.FET CHAIN. White IS 'Coverlet Chain 20 Candle Wick-...,.? iTw1.?.?" The Profnfe Market Egg Paying 1 6c per doz., loss off. Butter Creamery fancy, 2l(S25c; choice, 1; 20c: dairy, selected. lVilGc; couutry, fancy, l:Jc; freh and sweet, SlOc: low grades, 3c.i4c per lb. Poultry Spring chickens, 6c; hens, go per lb.; roosters, 4c; heu turkeys, 7:; torn turkeys, 7c; old geese and well-feathered, per doz., "85 00; due ks. per lb., 7c. Feathers Prime geese, 45c; mixed and duck, 20 Wcol Bright Indiana, medium nnwashed. 20 for heavy merino and ver coarse. 17ra 2oc: tub-washed, 20oOo; burry.trashy andcottel, 12!51.5C. Lees wax is 320?. The Provision Market. Below are tbe present Jobbing prices: Smoked meats canvassed or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against skippersi s. C. Hams, 'reliable brand," 15 lbs. average, 10c; do. l'Vi lbs. average, 9c: do. 20 lbs. average, 9,$c: 20 lbs. and oier, vJtC; do. light average, 10 ids., iic;uo. lbs. average, 13V- "Morgan it Gray's brand," 1 lbs. average, -fdo. 17i4 lbs. average and over, c; cottage hams, "reliable brand," none: piunlc hams, ' Porter brand," c; California hams, "reliable brand," 6c: English breakfast lwcou, clear, "reliable brand." c: do. clear, "Porter brand," M4c; English shoulders, "reliable brand," 12 Iba. average, 6c; do. English shoulders, 17 lbs. average, 5'c. Dried beef, "I'orter brand," lie. Bacon Clear sides, heavy, average 50 to 60 lbs.. 6-?4c; do. medium, average 38 to 40 lbs. 7c; do beavv, average 50 lbs.. e; do backs, me Hum weight, ''c; do. bellies, 7e: do. French flitch, averaue ft lbs., 6c : do. belly pieces, average 4 lbs.. Gc. D. S. and Pickled Meats English cured, clear sides or backs, nnsmoked, GVc; bean pork, clear, per bbl., 2uo lbs., f 12 50: pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs. 110 50: family pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs. fio .5; ham poik, per bbl.. 200 lbs.. flO 50. Also 4 bbls., containing loo lbs., at half price of the barrels, with 50c added to cover additional cost of twekage. ijird Pure winter kettle, rendered in tierces. y.e; current chilled do , 7-ic; in half barrels or 50-1 b. ttibs. 7?c: 4Mb. tin tubs, 6ic; 20-lb. pails, SJic: 10-lb. pails Sc. Bologne In cloth, 5Kc In skin, 6c. Smoked Sausage In fink, 7a Fre.h MeatsPork sausage, In 30-lb. pails, Gc: do. 20-lb. pails CVi'c; do. link, 7c; tenderloins, 12c; spare ribs, 5c; ham trimmings, 5 Vic: chop pieces. 4J4e; shanks Sc; shoulder bones 2 c; lean back Sieces, suitable for chops; Gc; pork backs, 6,'ic; 0. fat closoiT trimmed off, 7c. The Grocery Market. Chece Full cream. New York, 12313c: Ohio, 12Sc; Young America, llJic, crystal, spring, tolle: Swan Lake. 10c. Coffees Common, 91 10vie; ordinary, lO'i'Sllc; iair, ll'illc; primei Pi'l'f ; strictly prime, 12i''Jl;; e: choice, WJMe: Old i.nvemment Java, P!4(2;J4C; Mclaagblin's XXXX, roasted, 1-lb packages, 100 lb cases, IMiC; GO lb d. B'kc; Arbiickle s roasted, 13'ic; Leverlng's, l '4c: Cardova, 13' 4u: Gates' A No. 1, loj'ic; Gates' prime, 14V; "hio." I2?e. . Sugar-Cutloaf. 7QSc: powderevl. 777?; rrannlated, 7V47c; standard A,6i6TBc: on A, '." f:4c; white, extra C, GV;f.v;c; light brownr ,LV.ii7e; cOTflmon'grads,5J4'!j-,l'ic; NewOrleans, 'Molasses and Pyrups New Orleans molasses, kettle, 50'&52c; good, 40c: syrup, na 'Ac per gallon for common to choice; ma pie syrup, fl 10 fel 35.

Klce Carolina and Louisiana, 461c. Ppices Pepper, lsive; allspice, 10cl2c. cloves, 20(a,ic; ginger, 17i2ic; cinnamon in mats, 12rdl5c; nutmegs, 75cw0c. Salt Lake, in car lots. 93cS!l; dray lots, 1 1 05, 1 10: small lot?. 10c more from store. fctarch Refined Pearl, y.iwic rer lb.: Eureka, 4c: Champion gloss, lump, &jt;ic; improved corn, SViuie. Salt Fish Meckerei, extra mes, f24 per bbl.: halves, $12 50: No. 1 mackerel, $ lsiiO; halves, t'.sj 10: No. 2 mackerel. Hi 50,-jIO: halves, $5 50(s; No. 2 medium, $s: halves, 14 50; No. 3 mackerel, a 6 f0: halves, ti&i 50; No. 1 white fish, 17 50; halibut, He per lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new, f3 40: new Valencia, lltallc: Sultans. 4o; Muscatel rait ins, two crown, ?2 oo:! 0: Caliiomia L. L.. do: Muscatels, J2 75. Lemons Messina, $4 005x4 50, the latter in cases. New Pruues Turkish, 5Ji(55fic: Sultan, do., 8e: currants, 614"7-.?c; new tigs, layers, 15c. Dates Matts, 4,l-lj 5c;Fard in ten pound boxes, Piaioc; Persian, in sixty pound boxes. Sc. Citron New, 3-53 Lemon Peel New, 20c. Oranges Jamaica in bbls., 8 5o Florida, pT box, i i 75.4 25. Peanuts Raw Tennessee, 4435,1.',c: Wilmington, sc; roastel. 10c; Teunessee:. 4Va(Sj-. Virginias, 5(gi Gc. Bananas Slfcji per bwnch, "Cocoanuts $1 50 (40. Canned Gools We quote: Tomatoes. 3 lbs., fl(l 05. reaches 3 lbs. standard. It 75rn2; 3 lbs., fl seconds, 3 lbs., fl SOril 60; 2 lbs., fl 43 1 50. lie Peaches, 3 lbs.,fl 0.1 05; C lbs., fl Sö; 1 90; Gooseberries, 2 lbs.. 90i.95c; Blackberries, bö C'91'v: Strawberries, ft üöiä : Raspberries, $1 15(iil 25: Cherries, red. ft 001 05; white, tl 94 (rv2 21; string Beans, sSyWc; Polks Best Peas, fl GO: Yarmouth Corn, fl 25 l 30 Mountain Sugar Corn, fl 15a ; Standard. 2 lbs., 90fU 00; East Hamburg Corn, ?1 00; Mackerel, fl 151 20; Pineapples, fl 50(32 00; Salmon, 1 lb., fl 40al 50; Tumbler Jellies, S.(a90c; Cove Ovster, 1 lb.; light weight, 606.5c: 2 lbs., full weight, fl 8.5fii 95; ßardines. French, Js., fl 75peraoz. ; American, Ks., SI per doz.; Apples. 3 lbs., 90(ij95c; 6 lbs., f2 50(52 GO; gallon, S2 50(i3 GO. Vegetables and Fruits. Eearis Choice navy, SI 95; medium, SI S3; Marrows, f2 00; California, . Potatoes ootJiGOc per bbl. Sweet Potatoes Southern Sweets. 1 75,a2 00 per bbl.; Baltimores, S2 50:J UO; Philadelphias, ii 00 03 25. Apples Choice new, fl 752 25 per bbl. Dried Apples Evaiorated, sc; common dried, leaches Dried reaches, halves. 41i5c; California halves. evaporated, 164(j17c. Cabbage Sl''i?l 25 per bbl. Onions Yellow Denver. S2 50rTi2 75 per bbl.; Bermuda, $2 50 per crate; Spanish, J2 002 23 per era te. Honey 18 20c. Pears 4 Wy5 00 per bbl. Crauberries Cape Cod, So 00(37 00; Wisconsin, f5 OOciG GO. 'elery :(ii ;0c per doz. Grapes Siiiwc; Delaware, OglOc. Seed. Seed Timothy, 2 3.Vfi2 ."O per bushel ; clover, $.5 öOf.t'5 7-T-. blue grass, extra clean Kentucky, SI 2-" fvl 5u; red top. 75c(al 00; orchard grass, SI so 1.2 00, owing to quality: English blue grass. 1 00 per bu.; bird seed, rape, S'(9c; canary. 556c; hemp, 4y5c; rye, best seed, $1 10, Coal 'and Coke. Block. f:5 00: Jackson coal, 51 50; Tittsburg, f i 75; Iymond Citv, f j 75; anthracite, 5 2i(ij 6 50; Highland nut, 52 50: Piedmont coal. S3; gas coke, 10c per bti., or f2 50 per load : crushed. f.J 00 per load : Winifrede, Si 7.5 pr ton: Kanawha, ii 75; Hocking, Si 5o; Islaud, f2 75; Blosburg, l'j 00. Hides, Leather and Tallow. JTernlociosole, 2tfi.::ic: oak sole, 30,-ri57c; Pennsylvania harness heather, S2(x;i5c; harness leather, 3ii'(i:Mc: bridle leather, per doz., dOia 72c; domestic kip. SO 'Nie : Freuen kip. toift 20;" domestic calf. 7c(ai 10: French calf, fl iu(.ii Hides No. 1 cured, 75s'4c; So. 1 green, SSG'e.; No. 2 ctlf.O.rilOc: cured, 10'llc; dry sail, flint, 12c; No. 2 hides, .c off. Tallow Irime, Gc: No. 2, öc. Grease-Brown, 4(3i;;c; white. 5ö3;Jc; yellow, 44j.4C. Druj; Market. Alcohol, 52 C0(Tt2 25; calomel, 75olVc; camphor, 2SS30c: cochineal, 50(j00c: chloroform, 7j(!,tsoc; euni opium, f:i75(il; indigo. ?13; morphine, i; 25ri3 40. Oils castor, SI .Vx.il C3: sweet oil, 9iK-(Jiil :: olive oil, 1 .".Ofa !; bergamot (Sjanderson's), S2 25,32 .50; lemon (Sanderstiu's), fl 75m2. Quinine I, and W., s5(u'J0c; cinchonida, 25' ;"c; American bicarb, soda. 4 5; c; English do., ö.'iic. Snuff Garrett's, "2 oz. paok.. fl 00 per doz.; 4-oz. bottles, f iper doz. Flove's sulphur, Si äöc. Turpentine 12(ijl5c; English Venitiau red, by bbl.. 2JoC; less quantities, 3o. lodyne $4 00; Iolide potash, $1 r,-& 23. Cloves, 20 (ft 2.5c. Rhubarb, 9ucr.jl 23. Window glass, 70 per cent. ; double, 7t)c tnd 10 per cent. off. Iron And Steel Stärket. Bar Iron Si 90.S2 TO rates; charcoal iron, 52 90 (3.J pi; hoop irou, S2 .50 rates: Norway and Sweed iron, 4'4c rates: horseshoe irou, 3e. Horse Shoes Burncn it Perkins", per keg. ii '.O; mule shoes, SI per keg advance. Horseshoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, per box, 5150. Cast steel Best American, per lb. 12c; spring steel, Gc: tire steel, 3c; toe calk steel. 5c; machinery steel, 5c. Cut Nails Rates for tens. Iron, 52 73; rates for tens, steel, f3 00. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 42c; boiled, 45c: lard oil. oy.s"c; miners' oil, 55(i65e; lubricating Oil, 12j:c; straits oil, 55(5c; benzine, 10äl4e: coal oil, Indiana legal test, 10c; 150' test, 10,' i'j lie; Mater white. 15o" test, 14c. Tinner's Supplies We quote: Best brand charcoal tin, I. c. 10x14, 12x12 and 14x2, So 23; Ix. lOx 14. 14x20 and 12x12, U 25; roofing, 10, 11x20. $5 75; 20x2s, 511 .VVaCJ; block tin, in pigs, 2fic; in bars, 27c. Iron: 27 B iron, 53..V); 27 C iron. 6c: Juniato galvanized. 50 per cent, discount; refined, 50 and 10 per cent, discount, .sheet zinc, Oc. Copper bottoms, 22c. Planished copper, 31i. Solder, 11 10o. LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis. Union Stock-Yards, Jan. is. Cattli Receipts 100 head; shipments, 203 bead. The oflcrings were mostly butcher grades. Quality only fair. Market dull and 10S20c lower all around. About all sold at the close. Export grades -...J 5 OO'SS 30 Good to choice shippers 4 40 I sCommon to medium shippers 3 704 20 Stockersand feeders ?. 3 2531 25 Good to choice heifers 3 4' S3 Good to choice cows.. 3 0"' h'i Common to medium cows and heifers.. 1 75 S 2 75 Veals, common to good 3 503 50 Bulls, good to choice ... 2 75J43 25 Bulls, common to medium 1 7V$2 50 Milkers, common to good...- ...20 0045 00 Hogs Receipts, 1,500 tcadj sblprr.ents. 1,250 hcaiL Quality göod Markcl active ftad higher, closing Em. All sold. Heaw rüi kin? and shinning fl 03(S4 13 Light and mixed packing - U S .1 95 Common to good light-,...-. 3 vi& i 5 BHep and Lames Receipts, 200 head; shipments, none. But lew here. Quality fair. No material change in prices from Saturday. Good to choice. 120 to 140 lbs, car lots...fl 15,ai 35 Good to choice. W to 110 lbs.. 3 60ö3 90 Fair to medium, so to iOGlbs 3 15&3 4'J Common Z il. N) 3 501 50 Lambs, common to good Bucks, per head. ... 3 OO'J l 00 ZUsewbere. EAST LIBERTY. Jan. 18. Cattle Receipts, -,2&G head; shipments l.:tij head. Market blow and löf'VJOe oü from last week's prices. Hogs Receipts, 5,R00 head: shipments, 4.900 bead. Market slow; Philadelphias, ff! 95(1: Yorkers, S i '(3 90. sheep Receipts, l.fiOrt head: shipments 5 soo head. Market very dull and 25c lower than last week's closing. BALTIMORE. Jan. IS. Beef Cattle Market low; ofierings in excess of demand : best beeves, 5-5(.5 25: first quality, 54 03; medium. f3 55 i4; most of the sales were from to f i. Receipts, 1,173 head; sales. ni3 head. swine Full lupply and trade only moderUely fair. Receipts 7,210 head; quotations, f3(i,5 73. Sneep and Lambs Receipts 4,50 head: sheep, 12 5CK5: lambs, 12 50,3 50. KANSAS CITY, Jan. 18,-Thc Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, K2 head; shipments, 6C1 beul. Market steady and fairly active: exporters 14 90(9 5 10: good to choice shipping, f4 604 So: common to medium, fi 9U(34 4o; stockera and feeders, f2 W'j:J 73; COWS, f Aii.t 40. Hogs Receipts. .49G head; ehlpmenta, Lo.2 head. Market strong and 5c higher; good to choice, ffi .s5al; common to medium, $3 o0a3 SO. Sheep Receipt. 773 head : snip men is r. neaa. Market steady; good to choice, :3 50; common to medium, 22 SO; scalawags, 50(ij75c each. BT. LOUI3. Jan. is.-National Stock Tarda CattleReceipts, 1.260 head; shipments. 220 head, good to choii-e shippers lirm at 54 75f5 10; common to medium, quiet at f l S5 50; butcher cattle strong at ff! 25 4 25: cows and heifers, fl ,'0w 3 70; stockersand feeders firm ana active at 52 7.5(j 4 00. Ho Receipts, S.400 head: shipments, 800 head. Market active and 5c higher: butchers' and choice heavy, 544 41; mixed packing, ffl 705 95; lirfbt, 51 5xa3 70. t:heep Receipts, 1,200 head; shipments, 400 head. Market active and a shade easier at S2 Soy 4 23. BUFFALO.Jan. IS. Cattle Receipts, l.OOOhead. Dull and weak, at the lowest prices of the season ; extra steers f 905 25; good snippers. 84r 4 75; light to fair. f3 sV?4 1; mixed butchers $3i 3 50: feeders. i 25(k3 .., Sheep Receipts 12.000 head. Market demoralized and 50i75c lower than same time last week : common to fair, t3 25cj3 75; good to choice, f.J 90 .rt4 '.r4): Western lambs. 5415 7. Hogs Receipts, 14.000 Head. Market opened fb ady and closed dull at öito lower; Yorkers 51 9u 4; yghtmixed.'fl M; good mediirm, fl' 410; choice heavy, 4 054 15. , NEW YORK, Jan. 18. Beeves Receipts 1.500 head, jukiss 1$9$ J?r UC weci. Oood an

prime etock had a fair demand at about former figures, while inferior and ordinary cattle were dull at a decline of about 15c per 100 pounds and 20 car-loads were carried over; extremes for steers were f4&6 25; a single car-load told atf6S7; dry cows sold at f3 40(4. Sheep Receipts H.20O head, making 53.000 bead for the week. Sheep fell ort" 15c, lambs fully 50c, and the market closed dull and weak; extremes were 3Ki5Se per pound for sheep and 5(n6J4c for lambs, with 1 car-load of fancy lambs sold at 17 12 4. Hogs Receipts, 17,300 head, making 55,150 head for the week. Market nominally steady for live hogs at f4(a4 30 per 100 pounds. CHICAGO, Jan. 18. The Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle Receipts, 6,700 head ; shipments, 2,000 bead. Market steady; shipping steers f3 C055 35; atockers s.d1 feeders, 52 70&4 30; cows bulls and mi ;!. fl 9ü(ij4; bulk, do., föc3 40. Hogs Receipts 27.000 head; shipments. 4,500 head. Market stronger for heavy and weak for light grades; rough and mixed, f3 903 95; packing and shipping, f3 951 25; light, U 40Q 3 590; skips, $2 G0e3 50. Sheep Receipts 3.000 head; shipments 1,000 head. Market stronger; natives t2 255 : Western. 52 50a4; Texans, t2 203 50; lambs, $4(5 7.3. The Drover's Journal special cablegram from Liverpool reports the cattle market stronger than last week. Prices higher; best American tteers selling at 13Jc per pound dressed.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Produce Markets CHICAGO, Jan. 18. Wheat was unsettled and weak the greater part of the day and lower. At the opening the tone was such as to engender a reasonable expectation that it would follow the upward course of pork, but for some mysterious reason it delined to follow. Having been sold clown on tbe curb Saturday a low opening was naturally expected. Thus tirst sales were at Sjc for .Jay. the curb this morning having been anywhere from S3 tos5Je. Nearly all the regular local traders made a feint of bulling the market without doiDg any trading and under these ul healthy conditions, the price quickly dropped to 84? ic. F'or the best portion of an hour values fluctuated between ki'4'A söe for May, when, on a report that the visible supply to-morrow would show a decrease of only 7oo.o0 bushels, the market broke off to Sajc From here the decline to Ki'4c was quite stendv and rapid. Even at the lowest point offerings were very free and a good deal ol wheat changed hands. From S0J4C tbe market once more picked up to S4(aic on a moderate showing of hv il trading. '1 he market closed at SlS4lKc on regular ooara, oui Droneou ana closed the afternoon. The corn and wheat m - usual were featureless Provisions att:u tvi 1.11 I uiiucuai muuuui ui niit'uiiuii 1111 active uuyiug. of mess pork, under which the May option rose to Sil 30, but broke off again to 511 17. and closed about that figure in the latest trading. Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat Opened c lower, broke off c additional, ruled steady for a while, then declined l;,.c under Saturday; sales ranged: January, 7s;a7y,'hc, closing at 7sc; February, TsfoTic, closing at 7S4c; .March, 7sV 79,'.c, closing at 7Sr4c: May, S:r,'4(i söc, closing at Mc; So. 2 spring, 7sc; No. 3 suring, 67c. CornDull and featureless. The receipts were a little larger: cash, SS.V" January, öGc; February, 3G',.(Sl3G?4c, closing at 364e: March, S64f.3tV closing at 36lKc; May, 39s(33'c, closiug at &.c. Oats ffuiet but firm; cash, 2sc; January 2;",; February, 2s!4c; May, !I4c. Rye Dull: No. 2, 5sc. Barley Quiet; No. 2, 63cai5c. Flaxseed Weak;. No. 1, SI l.:'. Mess Pork Opened 5c higher; advanced 20(Vj-J"h: additional; receded 10(ai2,-.;c, and closed 6teadv; cash. tu90310 ij; February, 510 s-VoilO U. closed at 510 90(310 92: March, 5i0 9.5ill 05, closed at fliooyll 023)'; May, Sil lOfill 3t), closed at 511 20m 22,. Ird Firmer; 2-5c higher; cash. Ji'.nuary and February, St 13(t il',.; March. 56 20r-i6 25; May, W 22ö 37, closed at Sö 35 (iti 07J0. Boxed Meats Steady and a shade Higher; dry salted shoulders, fJf.i4 05: short rib sides, S" 37(.v5 40; short clear sides, 55 GO. Sugar Unchanged. On the Produce Exchange: Butter Ruled firmer: creamery, 2i33e; dair-, 15ra2ic. Eggs 19r-20c. Receipts Flour, 10,000 bbls.; wheat, 15,000 bu.; corn, 114,000 bu.; oats S2,0t0bu: rye. 2,000 bu. ; barley, 63.000 bn. Shipments Flour, 8,000 bbls; wheat, 7.000 bu. ; corn. UOCObu.; oats, 20,000 bu.; rTC lOCoo bu.; barley, 20.0C0 bn. Afternoon Board Wheat ;c May. Corn Uncliarged. CHits Unchanged. Pork 2;r;3c lower. Lard Uncharged. NEW YORK, Jan. IS. Flour Receipts 15.777 bbls.; exports, 720 bbls. and 4,210 backs; market dull and weak; sales, 12,000 bbls. Wheat Sio lower and moderately active; options slower and closed heavy; receipts, 7,150 bu.; exports, 32.3S3 bu.; sales, 4. .",000 bu, of futures and 129,00 i bu, of spot ; No. 2 spring, SOc in store. uOUe afloat, 91 liu rail delivered: No. 1 white, 95c; Nö. 2 red, February, ss'v(iS'.';c, closing at ss;: March, 9J(S 90tc, closing at 90c: April, itlJ-'.Wc, closing at 91c; May, 92;;4v;rjö:4c, closing'at 93c; June. 9biPl-,'4C. closing at94c; Jniv. 9l3ö4c, closing at94";c: August, 95l4(.i95!.e; December, fl 0i''8. Corn Spot dull; options opened firm, later declined, closing heavy: receipts, 70,s00 bu.; exports. 2,t;v2 bu,; sales, SiC-,000 bu. of futures and 76,000 bu. of spot; ungraded, 44'i49c; No. 3, 474'(ä47c: steamer, 475f47-j, c elevator: 47)4(fji47Jc January; 4Jc February; steamer white, 4h4c; No. 2, January, 4'.J4 (iXk;, closing at 4l4c; February, 484i49c, closing at 4s;c: March, 4sfn4S c. closing at 4'c: April, ag0iiSc, closing at ISc; May, 48(4S)4c, closing at 4. Tallow Steady. Turpentine firmat40e. Oats Lowcrand dull; receipts, 8,500 bu.: extorts, 124 bu. : mixed Western, 36V.T.::9c: white, uo., 3C13c. Stocks of grain in store January lf: Wheat, 9,024,1C8 bu. : corn, 1,113.717 bu.: oats. 714.618 bu.; rye, 11(5.175 bu.; barley, 142.664 bu.: peas, 7,749 bu.; malt, 175,532 bu. Hav Hrm and demand good. Coffee Options steady but very ouiet; sales: 1.500 bags; February, f.fsjc; April, 6.5c; May, 6 60c; January closed at 6.35.6.45c; March, 6l50($r.Yc ; Jtine. 6.'iCoiG.65c; July, G.6Va6.70c. Sugar teady and demand moderate; refined dull. Molassessteady: sales at 243 e for 50" test. Rice Quiet and firm. Petroleum Steady; united closed at S7;e. F:ggs Dull and weak; receipts, 1.6:i5 packages; Western, 24 w 25c. Pork Quiet but firmly held: mess. S10 2(jl0 75: clear backs. fl2 25. Cut meats Firm and quiet; pickled hums, SS 5'); shoulders, 51 37ci4 50. Lard Moderately active and higher: sales of Western steam, spot, SO 50 &G ,52r. sold to arrive at S5 JO, cost and freight: January, 56 4sr-i6 49; February, So 4sG 50: March, SO 5;'.(.'G 54: April. 50 .59m G 60: My, Sti 6.3(6 6'.; city steam, f 3.56 40. Butter Quiet aud steady; Westeru. 12v34c: Elgin creamery, 33a Cheese In moderate demand ami, SlW1" Wtt9rÄÜat, &'1:S 1 -end-Quiet at t'. I'liiLAbELPHLl. Jan. lS.-nour-Qniet; Western and Pennsylvania superfiue S .(ü3 .50; do ex tras, 53 Ü0rri3 75; Kliio, Indiana, St. Louis and Southern Illinois, S4 50(.i 5; winter patent, 55 25 5 50; Minnesota bakers, SI 25i5; do patents, S3 "fi3 63, W heat Weak and lower; No. 2 red, jahbary, s6'48tVKc; Febinary, Jc; March, 87;,4äNsc: April, M'as9j4c; May, 90! tOV.c. Rye Dull; No. 2 Pennsylvania, &ri6e. Corn Spot quiet but steady: No. 3 mixel, 43( 4c; steamer. No. 2 mixed, 43c: No.2 mixed, 47Vc: No. 2 vellow, 4s,e; futures dull and nominal": No. 2 mixed, January, 47(i47c; February, Provjsiotn-Steady with la moderate (Jurnand. Beef Citv family per bbls., 5U 50; do., packed. sin: do.. No. l mess. fj. Pork Mess. new. til 50; do., prime mess, new, iutw ou; ao. iamny, Hams- smokea, per uoi., rJ oomiu. iru vuiei. refined, SO 75fa7: do. steam, SO 62. Butter Firm for high grades; creamery extra, 34 33c; B.C. and New York extra, best here, 2027c: Western dairy extra, h'(a 17c: Western gopd to choice. 10-ut 12c; packing butter, Gsc. tggs uuu an;i lower; fresh .'"2V..C Cheese Firm and in fair demand; Ohio fiats, choice, 9?4'c: Ohio, fair to prime. xr V'c Receipts Flour, 2,000 bbls.: wheat, 2.0u0 bu.: corn. 10,000 bn.; oats 40,000 bu. ShipmentsWheat, 3,000 bu.; corn, 48.000 bu. ; oats. 2,010 bu. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18. Flour Quiet and un changed. v neat Active, out we nu .-ij heavy ; opened weak and declined steadily 1; jallied and closed JiS.c lover than Saturdav; No. 2 red, cash, ks c; February, Rs'-c; March, 9o;4C bid ; May, 93? -Hf 9,5c, closing at 93- hc. CornVery dull and Irregular within small limits, prices being materially unchanged : No. 2 mixed, cash, c: January, ar'x-: February, :ti'.iJ',c, closing at 33c: March, 34c; May, 3G);c. OatsVery dull aud easy ; No.2 mixed, cash, 274t; May, f.le. Rye Dull and unchanged. Barley Quiet at GOiüisOc. Lead No demand. Butter Steady and unchanged. Eggs Steady and unchanged. Hay Not so firm, but still steady; imilrie. SG 2.5&7: timothy. 11 50(14 2. Bran YJiSV at C5c at mill, 6Gc on east track. Cornmeal Steady and In good demand at 51 80(31 85. Pro visions Fairlv active and very 6trong. Pork 511, Ijird Sri 05(a6 10. Bui tmeats Loose lots un changed. Boxed lots, long clear. 55 20: short ribs. 55 40; short clear, f 0 A3 6.5. Bacon Long clear, S.5 7.)5 s0: short ribs, tö S7.'.5 90: short clear. ttVäOlO. Receipts Flour, 4.000 bbls; wheat, 21.000 bu.; corn, 73,000 bu.; oats, 21,000 bu.; rye, 6.Coo bu. : barley, 3.000 bu. Shipment Flour, 8,000 bbls.: wheat, none: corn, ll.OOO bu.; oats 2,000 im. ? tv a. none: barlev. none. Afternoon Board Wheat Easy and JiVC lower. Corn Irregular and a shade lower. Oats I nenanged. CINCINNATI. Jan. 18. Cotton Steady mid dling, sT;c. Flour Barely steady; family, S4rt 4 25; fancy, 54 a54 53. Wheat Dull ; No. 2 red, yik('.2:..c; receipts 3.000 bu.: shipments 4.6isj bu. Corn In good demand; No. 3 mixed, :'( ::7 c. Oats-Stronger; No. 2 mixed, 32c. Rye .1. . r. In Daria C iof Avt Vfk S spring. c. Pork Firm at 510 50. Lard Stronger at 6 10(1612. Bulkmeats Unsettled: short rib, f5 2 f..5 40. Bacon Firmer: shoulders, f 1 75; short rib, t5; abort lear, 56 25. Butter Steady and firm s northvestern extra creamery, 35'c'.6c; good to prime, 2't30; choice dairy roll, I2rii c. Lin- . I til Dull at 40ra41c. Srrcar Steady. No. 1 hark irefined 737"Kc; New Orleans 5!.V4C Hogs Firm: common and light, ff l 15(43 85: packing and butchers', 51 wJj4 05; receipts, 2,5r8 head ; shipments, 1,:P Eggs Heavy and drooping at I7risc. Cheese Firm: choice cured Ohio 1 ac tor y, 9i0c. Eastern exchavce -steady at 120

4t;i3 UV'ic; .arcn,4ijiQG-4c; April, May. itKniVic. Oats-Soot quiet, but steady: white, Li-(i437Ä; fntnres firmer but quiet: No. 2 white, January, 3940e: February, Ss'WV,;: Marc h. 3s .raiskc: Aoril. 39rti:l9Vic : May. 39 'i 1K.

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nd lower. Corn dull and lower; white, 42M(43c; mixed. ' 4444.5c, Oats Steady and firm. Cornmeal Firmer at f2 23. Tlav -'u good demand at full '.rices Mog Products Unsettled but generally higher. Pork flO 50. Lard 56 12J. Buikmeau Shoulders. f4; long clear ff5 50; clear rib, f5 C2y2. Bacon-Shoulders nominal; long clear, f6 TO; clear ribs, f6 25. Hams $0A9 50. Coffee Steady. Rice Quiet and steady. Cottonseea Products Quiet and weak. Sugar Easier; except whites, which are firmer; cpen-kettle, choice, 5c; prime to strictly prime. 4ic; fair, 4J2C; centrifugals, choice white, 6310 6l4c; prime, yellow clarified to choice do., 5 fe6c; seconds. 4i(5Jc. Molasses In good demand', open-kettle, choice. 41e; prime, 2G2Sc; centrifugals, good rprime, to choice, 21(o,25c; common to prime, 14f$20e. Exchange New York signt, l .ro per 1,000 premium. Clearings of the banks, f 1,609,555. BALTIMORE. Jan. 18.-Wheat-Westcrn lower and qniet; No. 2 Vinter red. spot, 85c bid: Febru-a-y. SGJit.iSt'Aj.c; March, s 'AS6l;c: May, 90 81c. Corn W estcrn easier and Inactive: mixed Provisions Firm and quiet. Mess Pork 510 25rt 10 7,5. Lard Refined. 57 25(a7 .50. Eggs Lower at 2223c: limetl, 12(?18.-. Coffee Quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, TgsJic. Receipts Flour, 1,790 bbls: wheat, 600 bu.; corn, S2.000 bu. ; oats, l.OCObu. Shipments Flour, 903 bbls; corn, 200,600 bu. LOUISVILLE. Jan. 18.Cotton Steady: mid32c; white, 35c Provisions Strong and active. Bacon Clear rib sides M; clear sides. fj 37i 6 E0; shoulders. $4 50. Bulkmeats Clear rib sides, 55 50; clear sides 55 87; shoulders, $4. Mess Pork f 11. Hams Sugar-cured.59 äOtfilO. Lard Choice leaf, S7 7S&8. Oils. WTLMIXGTON, Jan. :s.-Turpcntine Firm at CLEVELAND. Jan. IS. Petroleum Firm; standard white, 110, OS'i TITUSVILLE, Jan. 18. -National transit certificates epened at 87?4c and closed at 87V; highest price. s 1 wc ; lowest, H'c NEW YORK, Jan. is. Petroleum Was dull and steady; oflered at SSftSsJ.'c, touched &7vC and Closed at s7-c bid; sales, 2,016,0CO bbls BRADFORD. Pa.. Jan. is. National transit certificatea opened at SSc and closed at b7'ac' highest price, S7c; lowest, 8;ic; clearances, IrtG.coo bbls. PITTSBURG, Jan. ix. Petroleum Dull but steady. National transit certificates opened at ss'cand closed at S7ac; highest price, sa''c; lowest, S73j;c. OIL CITY, Jan. IS. National transit certificates opened at Sscand closed at s7'..c; highest price, SsJ4c; lowest, S7;vc; sales 4.0760UÖ bbls.; clearances. 2.204.0C0 bbls.; charters, 9,521 bbls.; shipments, S5,:x.'7 bbls Cotton. ST.LOn?, Jan. 18,-Cotton-Market dull; middling, 4c; sales, 375 tales; receipts. 4s3 bales; shipments. l,0i2 bales: in stock, 107.SG9 bales. NEW ORLEANS, Jan.-18. Cotton Firm: net and gross receipts. 7,6ss bales; exports to Great Britain, 4,061 bales; coastvise, 5,so0 bales; sales. 3,000.balcs; stock, 39S.9S9 bales. GALVESTON, Jan. 18. Cotton-Marktt quiet; net receipts. 4,772 bales: gross receipts, 4,774 bales: exports to Great Britain, 1.761 bales; coastwise, 2,32.3' bales; sales, 70 bales; stock, S3.V34 bales NEW YORK, Jan. is. Cotton The Post In Its cotton review says: Future deliveries lost .'Moo, but oving to the spirited silver advance iu I.ondon. the decline was fully recovered. Then the market 1-ecame dull and the result of the third call makes prices 2-1CU lower than Saturday at closing. Futures closed quiet and steady and 2-100 lower than Saturday. Dry Good. NEW YORK. Jan. is. Dry Goods There has been a good attendance of bujers,) and without activity of demand, the volume of.liiMncss completed was a very good amount. Whisky. St. LOUIS, Jan. lS.-Whisky-Jl 10. CINCINNATI, Jan. 18 Whisky-Steady at 51 10. CHICAGO, Jan. IS. Whisky Firm at SI 16. Sad Case of Insanity. Fort "Wayne, Ind., Jan. 17. Abner B. Tousley was to-day adjudged insane and taken to the asylum this evening. Tousley's case is a sad one. On last Thursday he buried his four-nionths-old infant daughter his only child in a cemetery seven miles from here. Since then his mind has been wandering, and despite of the fact that he was closely attended he disappeared yesterday, and when found last night had walked from here to the newly-made grave, where he had dug out over two feet of the ground with the intention of exhuming the body. He had some coffee and bread "to feed the child," as he expressed it. After a stout resistance he was brought back to the city. Earnest, active Democratic friends, yon can't secure the best evipaper in Indians easier than to take the subscriptions of five of your neighbors to the Weekly Sentinel. Tne will bring yon x opies. Narrow Escape From Freezing. Milan, Ind., Jan. 17. One day during the recent severe cold weather Mr3. Elizabeth Shocklcy, a lady about seventy-five years of age, started to go from a neighbor's to her ton's, a distance of two miles, and having to cross the creek several times Failing to arrive at home her son started in search of and found her in a large snow. drift nearly frozen. She had broken through the ice and her wet clothes had become a glare of ice. She was carried home and warmed, trad it was then discovered that she had broken one of her arms. The old lady is still in a very critical condition. The Weekly Sentinel and the American Ag riculturist for S3, only 50 cents more than the price of the Agriculturist. David E. II itches, r. li. who was re cently presented by QueenVictoria with the royal gold medal as being the first in science in the whole world, was a former resident of Bowling Green, Ky., and has relatives now residing thew. 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Sent by mail by addressing with s'amp. naming this paper, W. A. No yes, 149 Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED. $250 A MONTH. Agent, wanted. 0 ' l . 1 .a l m a . i rale V V Aeaw IOC ftrilCJr in n worm. - - Addreie JAY BROON,Petrlt,aUa. . ...rT. L f T-X'T-C I t.rwa I YA1-TY1S I OTP 1. - . V Address J. MONROE P ATT EE, Box 4gj, St Louis, Mo. " AUCHTO Urge;Uyl. pure fftSpec-l r-n q. r wl street. N.1 Huceveats. tJiriRi win - - 11TANTED Complete second-hand saw mill for V cash. Address, with description, CICERO 1 "IT ANTED Persons to do writing at their W v.nn.o. cnsriA nmv Kend 10c fornaOCr. etC tO t it vicitnt snv 03 c:linton Place. New York. 2J Ur ANl ED salesmen to een nursery . -- n nr Nimmiwrni. to liv men : 5.S00 bona requhedto guarantee faithful performance of contract. Auuress nr inm. jU. ....0 -t . F. BROWER, Eaton. Preble Co., unio i - "T ANTED Ladles Boston Industrial Co., 19 lV Pearl street, are furnishing pleasant and easily learned work; mailed to any address: . . 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