Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 32, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1886 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 3, 1826.

CATARRH Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, for every fcrm cf Catarrh, $i. Ask for SANFORD S RADICAL CURE.

Head Cold-, Watery Discharges from the Noe wul Eye, Kirgii;g Noises in the Head. iSrv"is Headache, ami Fever instantly relievi-d. Cnokinz mucus lis1 lodged, membrane etat use J ami healed, breath sweetened, -niell, ta.-tc. and hearing re stored, and ravages cheeked. Cough, Bronchitis. Dropping' into tho Throat, Tains in the Chest. Ivspep-ia, Wasting of Strcngti. and Flesh. Loss of Sleep, etc., cured. One bottle Kadical Cur., one. lox Catarrhal Solvent ami one Ihr. Saniord s Inhaler, in one MIK, ot all'druggists. for H. A-k for San ford' iadii-al Cure, a pure distillation of Witch-llaol, Am. lino, Ca. F;r, Marigold, Clover Elosuin, etc. Fotter Drag and Chemical Co., Kosten. MKIIi:V fAI.NV and that weary , CTl sensation ever present with those of v . painful kidneys, weak backs, overI 1 worked or worn out by stauduig.wa'.ka i Iii inc. or the sewing machine, cured by CUTK üK.v Plastki:, a iu -w, original. cle fant, and speedv antidote to pain and iu 'lamination. At druggist. S:; live lorvl. Mailed free. JVTTEB fHLli l.U t'HtMlCAL Co.. IVistou. IN THE COKE REGION. The Importance of the Controversy Increases I'repa ring; tort be Siege. Ciui'A., Feb. 1. A special dispatch published here from the coke resrion near ConBellsville, To., speaking of the strike there, say 9 it is not in any sense a local juestion. "Whether a couple of thousand workingmen fball buy their brogans and bacon at company stores at the old rate o; wages, or get 1" per cent, more and buy where they please, eeema a matter of narrow eonse-juen-e, but when it is taken into account that this streak of black country, forty miles by perhaps three in extent, makes two-thirds ot all the coke ued in the United states, the importance of the controversy increases. Take the rrodnct of this small region last year, lo.il it on cars hitched together in a continuous train, the train running twelve miles an lour, to run uninterruptedly day and night, stand bede the track and watch the silver gray snake crawl by each hour, counting for 1,00J ton? of coke, and toward morning of the ninth day, when the forward end of the train is jolting down the sunset side of the Jiocky Mountains, the rear cars will be still within the clutch of the Pennsylvania police. Stretch the train straight across the continent aud the headlight of the locomotive will be flaihing its rays through the (ioldcu Gate, while the red ianips at the other en I are choking m the New Jersey .fog. Yet iTovane JlcCormick, one of the men -vfho made the tlrst coke burned on this continent, is still living, a poor man, but a respected Justice of the Peace. Three men made the ei fx rirnen frty-live years ago. John Taylor was a stone mason and owned a farm near onnellsville on which he worked a Tein of roal. Prora nee McCormick and James Campbell were the house cartienteTS cf the little town. Taylor built three ovens; the men jointly filled them with coal, borrowed a chunk from the blacksmithsbop and lit the fire that now blazes in "0kjO. The three pioneers lost on their speculation and the tew industry languished for several years. In ls.V) there were four coke works in the United State, small aßairs. Twenty years later there were only twenty-five. Now there are V0 with J:),.j7 ovens, of which the 14,285 in this, Connellsville region, where the thick vein of pure soft coal is better than any ether to make coke out of, roast 4,.sj."i;; ton a year. Scarcely any skilled labor is rexpaired in coke making," and so whenever in the flush times of f cofce the men rose tip with a demand for a bigger share of the profits their employers verwhelnieii'them with a Cood of Polish and Hunirarian cheap labor. Every J I ungarian abiding place at both Moorewood and Standard Coke Works will to-day be a castle. The Socialistic assemblies nave held a number of meetings to-day, hut their proceedings are jealously guarded. "Yesterday the stores were crowded with foreigners, preparing for the seige which they ex pect to open to-day. Long lines of men carrying bundles of provisions trudged homeward throngh the snow carrying the jrovender which 13 generally purchased by the females. On the operators' side there iava been numerous conclaves and private consultations. Thirty Hungarians fresh, from Castle Garden arrived at cJtoneville on Saturday evening with bundles, babies and women. They were not welcomed by any of the coke operators, but were soon ensconced under the shelter of the strikers at Moorewood, where they began studying the alpha bet of the A merican strike. CLEARANCES. The State of Trade for the rast Week, With the Percentage of Increase avnd DraM. Bosttx, Feb. 1. The following table, com piled from !pecial dispatches to the Post from the managers of the leading Clearinghouses in the United States, gives the clearances for the week ending January SO. isj;, compared with the corresponding week in J&85: Hew Vork Dwun 1'hiladelpbia..... T"a$ro Ft. lvui f-a Franeiseo.... Xaltimere ineiniatj.. J'llWfr'a r-;.. Irevi1eee.... Saasas City loriiirviIie.. X : B DLpOlis.M.. Hiiwauxce.... Detroit.............. maiA. .alveetea Oevelan filnmbcs ,,, , ,,, loduinaooU. Manfr4 New Haven Kemptiis Scoria fort-and..... . Gereifter....-... Ppricrtie Ul... ...... ft. Jo-i,b. ... low ell ........ tyracuse ... Kl,ti,0U0 Ino ... 77,iKt,T-i'Jne ... 4t),'JUV-i!lnr.... .221j00 ln ... liU.OyTnc ... 10.y700:Dee... JO,I7400!Dec... X,750,Ono Inc.... 1 7,M1,2V Inc.... 4.519,300 Ine Inc.... 4.5,8J2llnc... J,6Ji,4J;lnc.... ' a.tvw.ooofino.... i.j'.VjUOUnf.... AWS,w:jlne,... i,as),0Mj l.äi',: !,!,"; Inc.... l,7t'J,t Ine.... i.,ocwinc.... 1,:177.010 I)e.;... I,W0,I0J;Inc... l,l,40'rnc... j-AnDee... 741,MMo... TTTO-.Int.... K'Vi.541 Im.... Kii.ooo Inc.. fjoojot'In; . ..-Mi. ..:. ..27.K ..11.4 .. '...", ..u. .. 4.H . i;.h ..1K.2 ..Vu'J ..11.1 ..H.:i .. 5.2 ..2:.l d.i. :;s.5 Ii. a . 1.K .11.2 . ".:' , 7.4 .l .11.4 41 'J ir.cj.Ill.lac Total S Tl,'-'.! Inc -).2 CcUn:ec( New York iS.r.M.lO'.Mne .1.1 TTkea Eaby wa sirk, we gare hei CASTOEIA "WWn ah wm a Child, nh cried for CASTORIA Wien he Wmn ML-, be clnng to CASTORIA men Le had Children, ibe care tlera CASPA Cut TTith it Knife. Er. Lori, Feb. 1. A crowd of loys began mcwtalling Charles Starbeck while he was driving a milk wagon on Thirteenth and Cass avenue yesterday afternoon. .Starbeck jumped out of the wagon and attempted to drive the boys awar, when one of them drew a knife ar.d slashed him across the face, inflicting a aevcra cut two and one-half inches 3E(r. The bey who did the cutting is named Ied, and was but thirteen years of age, Tic careworn man of business, the pain tracked dyspeptic, and the anemic feeble woBian, whose days have become a burden 1e fcr, mxy enjoy roburt and uninterrupted alth ly uaiag ichola' iJark and Iron.

FINANCE AND TRADE.

MONEY AND STOCKS, He York Financial Market. KEW YORK, Feb. l. 2ioney On call easy at irtil per cent. Prime Mercantile Pa;r & per cent Sterling Exchange yile. and Meady at tS'vU for Odays ant. 4t8.' for demand. The total sales of stocks to-day were 4,-V.J shares, including the folIving: Canada Southern, ::,8J0; Delaware, Laokiwaana and Western, IV. rä I'elaware and Hudson, 770: Krie, X.Ti"'; Karsas and Texa, i :,47i; Lake Shore, tO.010; Louisville and Nashville. 10.V.0; Northwestern, JO OO; New Jersey Central. 7,10.; New York Central, 5,WK); Ohio Central, ::,:U0: Pacific Mail, 12,!-; Keading, :l,GoO; St Paul, 41,:kS0; St. Paul and Omaha, :;.310: Hnion Iac!9 1S.190; Western Union. ::.4t0: Norttcrn racific pre .'erred, Jl,.-v;. tiovcrument bunas were uuii and steady tolay. State bonds were not traded in. The adam-c in prices in stocks, which was the conspicuous feature of the decline Saturday, wade further decided headway today, l'romiüent oiT;tori. who have been conspicuous on t lie bull side of the market for several montbs, ar Hcrain openlv advocatinir higher prices and tiilkiiij? w itli confidence in regard to tue future. 'peniiiK figures tliis morning were i.'iierally 1 Jic p-rjteut hi?htr thanatnrday'sclonins.JandfleTiieil -t rejig th was tleveloiK'd early in the day iu Western I nion nnd Ijtckawanaa. The former advanced front 70"' to VI7, on tiie tact that te i'ntted Telegraph lines company had advanced it rate, and taadc material advance-1 in mauy caes. The strength in I-aekf .wanna was due to the ftrmnes in cal h:irv. Aft.-r M-lliusr lit 1 j'.w it rosito l-f'4. The rest !" the list remained tiria tu luixlerate liuetujitions until toward i o'clock, when there was a general advance that continued until the close. Jn the l-t bmr l.ackawamisi sold up from l-0: t l-l7. In i liier chsvx tlie Ruins; dnrlnsr that lime were !rm ?sto 1 per cent., the market closing active and stfo'ig. The total sales were .it;:,V'.s shiires. After Lackawanna. St. 1'anl. Northwestern. Lake i-Uoro au. I Western Union were the next niord active stocks. The advances to-night inclf.de haekawauna Northwestern 2, MNvoiri I'ju-iiic; conimnii Western l nion l-j. icw Jersey Central 13. Manhattan oiisf iidal-d 1", Canada S.rtitüerti, "st. Paul and Lake Shore each 1!;, aud others less than 1 per ( cut. ii sp-HÜ sales, however, Louisville, New Alba iy and Chieago is up :t per cent, at 4' alter seUiriie at 41, and there w as more thau the usual anicaint o trading In Fori Worth and Denver ity. which closed unchanged at 2-1. The feature ol today's m ilrond tonn market was the large trailing " in West s-bore 4's, the salesof which amounted to M.PHi.Cuo, during which the price rose to io:!) ,. and closed at lo!. a gain of ' jer ent. The test of the business was very well distributed, and amounted to sl.iiiiT.OOil. The market closed with the following bid: 3 per cent, bond 100T Louisville & Nah... United Mates 4' 1 .'.s..l l." Louisville c N. A.... 40'.; Uiiit d States uew4.12 Mar. V'in. first pl.1.. laciiie rs of '... 12". 'Mar. : Cin. seconds Central i'ae. tirst lPf Memphis t harl.... Krie seconds id : , Michigan Central.... 7." j Ix-hlgh a ud Vilks...lOP4 MinneapitM. L PV' Louisiana consols... si jMin. itM. L. ptd..... . Missouri lis) .Missouri Pacific ill'-. St. ,' 121 Mobile A: Ohio ll!" ht. V. e S. C. firsts... 127 , Morris A: Essex Llö Tennessee i", old eti'.V Nasb.vp.le ; Chat. ... 473, Tetineee t. new... New J-rev 'entral.. 4iV!M Tex. !'. laud grants. :c " Norfolk vv"V. pfe 2' Tex. P. ,t hioi-r M Noriheru Pacini 27'i 5'nioM I'aeiiie ilrsts.U'. Northern Pacific pfd .V.i'j 1". P. land grants 10 V t hi. ,c Northw'u 10t 1". 1. sinking fund..l2J l'fli. iV Northw pfd..!-!.1., Virginia f.s. 4:: :.ew YorkCeutral...PW Va. oii.raat.-oup .".2 Ohio entral 1" do. lei'e rre 1 11 Ohio vc Mississippi.. 2 '. ' Adams y.x press li: (). ,t )l. preferred... H2! j Ailegheny Ceutral Ontario Ä: Western. l':4 Alton A Terre II 4" Oregon Navigation..!1):',, A. .V T. II. . ild H2 tiregott Transcon M American Kxpri-ss.. 102 Oregon Improve't... 2. Lur., 1 e l. K. ; N.... 70 Paeiiic Mall .""' 1 aiiada l'iieitle i"' , Panama . JS Canada Southern 4',,' Peoria, Decatur A; K. 207B entral Pacific 4 Pji' I"itt-hurg II) Chesa peak x Ohio .. II Pulir.an Palace Car-l:'.'.' C. v o. pid lirsts ls': Heading 22! C. A o. seconds l ; j Kock. Inland 12s" J Chicago it Alton HI jst. I.. A; San Fran t Chicago A: A. pld VS ,St.I..itS. K.pld 4".', Chicago, Pur. t Q...l:'. Sr. L. .vs. K. lirvtpfd.bU1;, C, st. L. A N. O M. .v St. Paul '):17. V. St. .. V Pitts 1 1 O. M. .v M 1. pfd 122 C. St. p. ,t Pitts jiid. :;i 'si. Paul, M. i M: 115' Ciu.. San. A; C!cm . SI ?t. Paul A: Omaha... :', :;v;liiiifl . ol :.i st. Paul it Om. pld-lO-'lJ iVlawwre A; Hud '.:,H Texas Pacific l:5'rt Ivl.: hack. We; .. .121:l'!iiotl l'acitio '- Jenver Kioiir b'.'-'United states Kx... '".2 Krie 0'4 Wabast, ot. U.t P... lo' J Krie preferred 52 JW. St. L. it P. pfd.... P. Last Tennessee 37 .Wells it Fargo Kx....l20 jist Tennessee pfd. 7 Western Union Tel.. 72' Fort Wayne. 117 Colorado Coal Ä'i Ifsütiibal t St. J(e ,Iloiiie'Uike 22 Han. it st. Joe pld jlrou iver .2i" Harlem 21:; Ontario 2t Houston it Texas ... .'. .Quicksilver 7 Illinois Central 110';! do. preferred 2ri Indiana. R it Went. 2iV:. Southern Pacific Kansas. t Texas Sutro 17 Lake Krie A; West.... M''S. V. C. .t St. L. '. Lake shore b-'-'J do. preierred - 2-) Eastern Kxchangeg. MKM Pills, Feb. 1. New York exchange selling at 3c premium. BALTIMORE". Feb. 1. Bank clearings, $2.1 I VhjO: balances, 2'T,P.o. NKW oni.F.ANS, Feb. 1. Exchange on New York, sight, H :) premium. PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 1. Bank clearings, V.',7o7..";i; balances, $l.::'J7,32t".. NEW YORK, Feb. l. Clear in house estimate: Exchanges, ;2'".,47'J.4jO; balances, I VJ24,Os;. sT. LOUIS, Feb. l.-Bank clearings, r2,:si'iT; balances. i".IO.Ol. Kxchaugc on New Y'ork, 50 to 70c premium. BOSTON, Feb. L c learing house statement: Exchanges, Si i.,::. 2.'7: balances,! 1. 613,410; money, 1 ! i per cent. ; exchange on New YorK, 2i)2jc premium. CHICAGO, Feb. L The Asvx-iated bank clearir gs to-day were 5s,2"s,oo0. only a small buaiuess wm trana-ted In New York exchange between banks, the market being juotabiy at ar. Money for loaning purposes is said to be "in plentiful supply for business requirements, rates remaining at ij p-r cent, on demaridjnnnf ß$7 ler cent, on time favors. In a broad s.-nsc the market is barren of feature. Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON, Feb. 1. bXK m. Consols, 100 5-16 for money and lx', ior the account. United States Bonds-Vs, 12C1 do. 4's's, Hi7;. Railway Bonds Atlantic and' Great Wa,tcra firsts, Xijdo second. 11 1 ,; Canadian Pacific. O.'v: Erie. 2.0': do. seeond-, M; Hlinois Central, 14 ;J: Mexican Ordinary, St. Paul common, 15; New York central. Ion'.: Pennsylvania, 7i; Keadin?. H'4. 1 he amount 01 bullion goue into the Bask of England uu balance to-day is üs.OOd. PARIS. Feb. l. Three rcr cent, rente, 82J K1 for the account. COMMERCIAL. There was some little animation yesterday In dry roods, and the volume of business fairly satisfactory. The sugar market w as firm. Iloafited coffees declinel Jc per ir.iud. Butter was dull, owing to light re:eipts. I3ggs have advanced to 10e. There was a good shipping demand for poal try and hen turkeys advanced to 7!icpcr pound; Toms declined Je. GR AIM. Wheat Local ruarkets are lalrly steady with quiet demand for cash offerings. Futures In no favor. Keceipts only fair. Markets at other points ure tinner all aror.nd, ranging from34-oe, Corn Very heavy receipts with not juite so active feeling as Sutuiday. Shipping demand fairly activo and prices showing very little change. Futures dull and lifeless. Markets ehewbere arc higher, ranging from IraJC. Oats Firm at quotations, with good demand and light ff.rings. The following table shows the amaunt ol grain in store at this point: .Wheatl Corn. oats. Kye. FJevator A Elevator U Capital F'levator.... Western Elevator... Elevator li .'115,700 Tot! 9,400 ",h20 bra y,7u() 143,'XO I 2U,000 15.000 3J,000 S4,UlO .. 4,.00 7,0J0! 52,700 1,000 Total Corretp'g day lact year. I'0,ffl0j20fi,ß00 K7.0-20 1..V0 I 7j,100i 12,'JÜ0 S.S,X)0 llJO The following tabic shows the receipts of grain at this point for the past twenty-four hours: Keceived. Flour, bbls... Wbe bu Corn, bu...... Oats, b'l .... Bye. bu 6,t,x 8,100 Flour, Grain and Hay. Floor Patent, 14 00; extra fancy, 14 309 4 45; fancy, H 134 23; choice, 11 1 family, S3 2M1 40; treble extra, S3 15; doat' ektra, S3 90; extra, S2 'J)&2 K; rcpertne,- S3 300 2; fie, 12 202 23.

Wheat We quote: Eid. Afked. No. 2 Med track '.'" No 2 Red SI,', traeu No. 3 Red track UlV Keiected tract February track ,.r2JCorn We quote: Bid. Asked. No. 3 white track !i No. 4 white traeit 3-i No. 1 yellow.- ;. tracii No. 2 yellow...... ".j trayH No. 3 yellow :4-I track : No. 4 yebow si7a track :U'i No. 2 mixed ;V.j track No. 3 mixed "tl4 traeii 14 No. 4 mixed 3.;;. 'trae :t4l4 fJound Ear. White. traclc Oats We quote; Bid. Asked. No. 2 white at track i Mixel 2t traes vt1' Rejected 2t track 31 " Unmerchantable 2i track Kye No. 2 nominal. Brun Steady; 12 7 bid, wither.; sellers.

Hay Fairly active with irices for some grades a shade lower; Choice Timothy, 12 2-i bid; No. 1 Timothy, f 11 50 bid, held at 12 00; No. 2 Tituo:hy, $11 25 bid: no ofcrs. CHICAGO MARKETS. FiCportcd by W. B. Overman it Co., fJrain and Provision Brokers, 12 aud 14 Chamber of Commerce. February 1. Open'g iHighst.! Lowest! Closing

Wheat Feb f K'4'J HVI X)lit SO' March.... 0-4, M j K'1,. so" Mav 8ir.j t,6 Corn F"eb 3(, SC'j 3.'K March,... W.4i 3.'.. 3i.'4 :r)s May. 40'4! 40;.i 40'4 4ol; Oats Feo 2-J 2. I , March.... 2v,4 2Mil 2s: May :J8i 31J :n7d ::i' Pork Feb 11 10 11 15 11 00 11 10 March.... 11 17 11 17 11 02 11 12 May 11 32 11 40 11 22 11 :) Lard Feb. 6 15 6 15 6 12 6 12 March.... 6 17 6 17 6 17 6 17 May 6 :;o 6 r-o 6 27 6 27 EibS Feb 5 50 5 52 5 42 5 52 March.... 5 '0 6 i0 5 50 5 55 May ! R V 5 70 5 6." 5 ".7

Receipts nog?, 20.00c head. Car Lou Wheat, ti; corn, oats, V9. INDIANAPOLIS WH OLKS ALK I ARKKTS. Dry Goods. PRINTS. .. . 6 jMerrimac fancy .... 6 jConestoga fancy .... 6 (Berwick fancv .... 5' :t Belmont iau'-y .... 5'.j Washn'ton Ind blue Windsor fmey Pacific fancy Cocheeo fancy Bichmoud fancy Hamilton faucy American fancy American shirting... Allen fancy Allen shirting Merrimac shirtiug..., 5J, 4 ji ' 3 5'., American Ind blue 4... Albion solid 5Valsimpson's mining... 4' 2 Steel Kiver fancy.... 4'" Dunnell fancy J2 tr.Kss KABRKS. Pncifc:'. poplin Ins.. !). iMsnchestcr cash...l0 l'acitio 7oas,hm'rs ...10 iVelfie Ji Australian era te 18 Pacific 0-4 A. C. M :10 Manchester M I)eli...lO At.'anti! alpf.L-.a 10 Atlantic i. L. cash. ..IS Vtlant:c F.cahm 22 Pacific '-4 1". X. cash. is Arlington grav Pacific 0-4 A. C. eash..2l;ö; cashmere SHOWN COTTONS. Atlant!cA 7 Bedford K... ..13 Atlantic B 0' Hill's Mystic Kiver Ijiwrence Id...... Indian Head CoEevtoga W lepierell It I'ept.erell F Pcpperell 2-4 Pepperell lu-4 V 1 . : . 1 i nr.istieK . 5 jTremont C C... . 7 istark A fjSarauiick . 0 iUtica ' , 7 1 Root XX Is iMAssflchusetU 20 IWiudsor II , i 4 . ft B B. Bjj;.ttiir.D coTTos. Androscoggin L 73.;'Barker Mills.... Lonsdale.. ' 4 'Vi s s ft .. s iiarwell ,. 5?4 Ma-nnville , ..10 jFruitof the Loom. . 7 Farnier.s' Choice..... .. "'r.jDwieht Anchor . 7 Pocahontas Aallardvale Wamsutta Hill's ?empcr Idem. B'.aekstone A. A Hojh Fitehvilie i'v'i. besinnt Hill.. repperell 4 Pepperell 10-4... , 20 iLongdalo Carcbrie 22 I Just Out 10 1.7 COTTON FLANNELS. Bn B!'d B'n Bl'd 14 7 7 Tremont PL.. TTemont II..... Tremon; P.... Tremont A.... Tremont Y..... Tremont X.... Nashua O Nashua FK.... Nashua F Nashua Nashua 1) NafhttaC Nashua B . b . 7 ,. S . 0 5. .. 0 7 'Nashua XX... 1-Ü ... 0' .... o;s ... 1 ... 71; "si ' .... .... y 8 Tremont F t iTremont U 10 ITremont L , 11 JTremont K , 12.lTreniont N , iTremont O 7 iWimhledouCM. 7! Wimbledon CI... s .Wimbledon Cf... 8 s' ' 1. 1 7'4 Wimbledon CE. 8. Wimbledon CD., id . lot? ... 8 a' " vt w.'.i.-.. i.'i ' Nashua A... A. Il l 11 Nashua AAA y lo' Wimbledon C'A.bJ Nashua X 10J4 11: 1 I CIX.,HAf. Amoskcf.g Lancaster State Glasgow....York White ManfgCo Amoskeag Amoskeisg fancy Bates . 71- Wamsutta..., 74'Rerkshire...., 7 Normandie.. f.-Ä ILovRl 5'2 8 7 Renfrew dress 9 4 Ijonnson uniiiou AND CHEVIOTS. s!'Alabama plaids 7 ! LouLsiana plaids 7 . Ottawa plaids 6 5 iKdinbursr cheviots... 9 Otis B B.. I'ark mills. 70 check..l21 Everett cheviots 9 I ark Mills. 80 check..l.l ,(ireat Republic chev tcoiiomy cneck.... Otis check ft'.C ('n'iim)ilnn T: b,'4 Hamilton stripes 10 TiEXIM. Otis, A X A 11 (York, blue 14 ' Otis, BB 10 York, slate -.14 Otis, C t! J York, iancy.. 15 Amoskeag 14 Oakland, A 7! Everett 1P Columbian 11 Haymaker 8 Boston yA TICKINGS. Amoskesg, A C A .12!.;Lewiston, 3fi 14 York, ;;o in Connestoga, B F 11 Iewiston, 32... .12 .11 . 7 14 d.ewiston, 30..., 12 Oakland, A Connestoga extra. Connestoga, C C A 11 .Oakland, A A 7)i GRAIN E AGS. American 17 'Granger 19 Franklinvilie 19 Iewiston It Stark, A 22j;tieorgia, A 18 CARPET CHAIN. White .......18 jCoverlet Chain 20 Colored 22 (No. 500 Cotton YarnJO Candle Wlck 20 jTwine 20 The Produce Market. Ffrga Faying 16c per doz., loss off. Butter Creamery fancy, 225c; choice, Ls 20c; dairy, selected, 15lCe; country, fancy, I ki; fresh and fiwect. tic; low grades, HM-i per lb. Poultry spring chickens, be; nens, uc per id.; roosters. 4c: hen turkev. 7! tout turkeys, C,'.; old pecf-e and well-feathered. per ao.., -w; aucts, per id., 7c. FeathersPrune geese, 45; mixed and duck, 20 Rags lVl.ie. Wool Bright Indiana, mclium unwashed, 20 22c: for heavy merino and verv coarse, 17 20e; tub-washed, 200c; burry.trasby andcotted, I2i;, Beeswax If A20c The Provision Market. Below are the present jobbing prices: Smoked meat, canvassed or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against fckippersH-. C. Hams, 'reliable brand," 15 lbs. average, 10c: do. 173, lbs average, VJ4c; do. 20 lbs. average, 9c: 20 lbs. and over, I'J-c; do. light average, 10 lbs., lie: do. 12' i lbs. average, lOJ.e. "Morgan it Gray's brand," 15 lbs. average, tV.c; do. 174 Ins. average and over, 9e: cottage bams, "reliable brand," 7c: pinBio hams. "Porter brand." e: California hams, "reliable brand," 6? 4c: English breakfast bacon, clear, reliable brand," ac: do. clear, "Porter brand," v.;4c; English shoulders, "reliable brand," 12 Iba. average, 0c ; do. English shoulders, 17 lb. average, 5Vic. Dried beef, 'Torter brand," 11c. Bacon Clear sides, heavy, average 50 to 00 lbs.. c: do. medium, average 38 to 40 lbs., 7'4c; do heavy, average 50 lbs., c; do backs, medium weight, 7c; do. bellies, 7c; do. French flitch, average 5 lbs., fi4c: bellv pieces, average 4 lbs., c. I). S. and Pickled Meats English cured, clear sides or backs, tinsmoked, Cc; bean pork, clear, per bbh, 200 lbs,, tl2 50: pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs., fli) 60: family pork, clear, par bbl.. 200 lbs. 110 50; ham poik, per bbl., 200 lbs., flO 50. Also H bbls., conuining HWlbs., at half price of tha barrels, with 50c added to cover additional cost of package. Lard Pure winter kettle, rendered in tierces, 7ly; current chilled do., 70; in half barreLs or 60-lb. tubs, 7J;c; 4Mb. tin tubs, ISJ-4C; 20-lb. palls, 8Mc: 10-lb. pails, h;c. Bolotrne in cloth. 5Ke; in skin, 6c. ' Smoked Sausage In fink, 7c. Fresh Meat Pork sausage, In 30-lb. pails, 6c; do. 20-lb. pails, 6Vc; do. link, 7c; tenderloins, 12c; spare ribs, öc; ham trimmings, 5c: chop pieces, iy-fi; shanks, .Tc; shoulder bones, 2$c; lean back pieces, suitablo for chops; Cc; pork backs, 6!c; do. fat closely trimmed off. 7c. The Grocery Market. Cheese Full cream, New York, 1212'c; Ohio, 12V.c; Young America, lljc, crystal, eprinf, 12c; Swan Lake. 9c Coffeea Common, slOc; ordinary, lOJlle; fair, 1111,'ic; prime, 22y,; strictly prime, r$A&l.ft choice. 13(c14c; Old Oovernment Java, l&!42'Vfc; McLaagblin's XX XX, roasted, 1-lb packages,' 100-lb caes, 13c; 60-ib do, 13' c; Arbuckle's roasted, 1234c; Levering's, l-v'c; Cardova, 12 Vic; fiates A No. 1,1534c; Gates' prime, 14; "jJon." Lijjo. feugar -utloaf. TJi-Wct powdered, 7iö7c; iranu!ated, ITic; standard Arctfc; off A, VA&$- while extra C, VtWfi; light brown, Kk-e; common rradea, 53j:; Mew Orkans,

kett-e, 5-52c; good, 40.; syrnp, 2?i2c per gallon for common to choice; maple eyrup, Jl 10 öl S5. Rie. Csrolinaand Louisiana. 4ffi60. 6-pices Pepper, Vyja- allspice, 1012c cloves, 20ft-25c; ginger, 17g,22e; cinnamon in mats, 12(&15c; nutmegs, 7.'.. sOo. sal', Ijike, in car lots, 0:(?ifl: drny lots, S'- 0-3 1 10: amall lots, 10 more from store. SuirtJARetinel Pearl, 'i-' per lb.: Eureka, 4c; Champion gloss, lump, imp.oved corn, iS'v'iOe. ' salt Fish Mackerel, extra mess, f 24 per bbl.; halves, 12 50: No. 1 mackerel, lsj,;20; halves, 10; No. 2 mackerel, S15 00.l0: halves, tv" 50; No. 2 uu'dium, $; halves, $4 5o; No. 3 mackerel. 6 50; halves, fclijjo 50; No. 1 white fish, 7 5o; halibut, !4e vt lb. Foreign Fruits London layer raisins, new. Si 40; new Valencia, lbaHo; Sultan, lie; Muscatel raisins two crown. 2 .'Oiät 0o; Calllornia L. L.. 2 mi; Muscatels, '2 75. "Lemons Messina, 14 0-i..tl :0. Now 1'ruiifS Turkish, ..(a.'iJio; Sultan, do.. !: currants, 63.u.7'4e: new ligs, layers, I V. Dates Matt. 4,:.i3"m;' Fard in ten pound boxes, i loo: Persian, iu sixty ponnd boxes, e'e. Citron Xi-w,4'c. Lemon Peel New. 20e. ttranges Jamaica in bbls., s.s, riorila, i.t box, tu 7.-V. 4 2"i. Peanuts Raw Tennessee, 4325l-..c: Yilmington, '4c: roasted, 10c: Tennessee: 4l-.S0." jc; Yiririiiias. bf. Bnuanas Sl(cj2per buuchT Cocoanuts S4 50(1.5. Canned ooods We quote: Tomatoes, 3 lbs., tl 10" 1 15. Peaches, i lbs. standard,;! 7 W2; :llbs., tl Win 2: seconds, 3 lbs., 1 50l ); 2 lbs., St 45r4 1 50. Pie IVaches, : lbs,, i isw.'.l 0; t lbs., SI tr4 1 !-0; Cooscberries, 2 lb.. yjo ; Blackberries, bö m'joc; strawberries, il 5Kr ; Raspberries, tl lö 'il 25: e herries, red, il 001 05; white, f I 94 Hi 20"; String Bean", jsSia-tOe; Polks Best Peas, 51 J: Yarmouth Corn, 11 25.l 30 Mountain Sigar Com, f 1 15 ; Standard. 2 lbs., por,i.t 00; Ease Hamburg Corn. SI CM): Mackerel, SI LVJl 20; Pineapples. Si 5og2 o0: salmon, 1 lb., t 40al 50; Tumbler Jellies, '.Wc; cove Ovster, l lb.; light weight, 6cV.i 05c: 2 lis., full weight, 81 8(ai t5; 8ardir.es', French, 's.. $1 75perdo!.: American, x4s.. 1 per do.; Apples, 3 lbs., 90&95C; ö lbs., 52 60(32 00; gallon, t2 5H(3 00. Vegetables anil Fruits. Bean Choice raw. 1 9Ü; meliuBi, SI 85; Marrow, t2 00: 'alilornia, . Potatoes 55(yidi; er bu. Sweet Potatoes Southern Sweets.?! 75 52 00 per bbl.: Baltimores, 2 5u.t, J 00; Philadelphias, SJ 00 & i 25. Apiiles Cbofee new. 51 7"a2 25 per bbl.

Iried A pp'.es Evaporated sc; common dried, 4).a4V. leaches Dried peaches, halves. 4,..'.a4,4c: California halves, 11 evajioriited, 16.l'c Cabbage ?bnr 25 jur bbl. Onions Vellow Denver. S2 50(52 75 per bbl.; Bermuda, il jo per crate; Spanish, f2 002 2j per crate. Honey isr120c. Pears f4 0i(a5 W per bbl. Cranberries Cape Cod, So 0Cf57 00; Wisconsin, S" oo.ut; eo. Celery löc ier doz. Grapes 5. 4 tie; Dein ware, 9.510c. Seel. Seed Timothy, S2 ;J5i 2 "O per bushel ; clover, J". iiO aö 75: blue" grass, extra clean Kentucky, jl 25 1 50; red top. 7-V ! 00; orchard grass, 1 tyJt2 00, owing to quality; Enulish blue grass, $4 00 per bu. ; bird seed, rape, Oe; cauary. 6'36c; hemp, 430c; rye, best seel, Si 10. Cosel and Coke. Block. $3 00; Jackson roal, $5 50: Pittsburg, So 75; Kavmond Citv, : 75; anthracite, ft 25(ij 6 50; Highland mt, $2 50; Piedmont coal, i5: gas coke, 10c. jHr bu.. or 2 50 per load; crushed, ?: 00 rt-r I 5 75 rioad; Mimre.te, ?i ei iht ton: Kanawna, 75; Hockiug. 5:; 50; Island. 82 75; Blosburg, Si 00. Hides, Leather and Tallow. nomlock sole, 24 "do: oak sole, 30s37c: Pennsylvania harness leather, 32..i:'.5c; harness leather, :),i.:l4': bridle leather, per dv... 00ji72c : domestic kip. so .isoe: Freni-hkip.siVd.fi 20; domestic ealf, 70if'fl 10: French calf, SI 10'al t.j. Hides No. 1 cured. 7ae; No. 1 green, sC'c; No. 2 calf, 9-'tl0i: cured, lOijllc; dry salt, löc; Hint. I2c; No. 2 hide s. - :;c oft'. Tallow Prime, V1: No. 2, .V. t.ri?ae Brown, 4(3 13 c; white. 5.353 c; yellow, Drue Market. Alcohol, S2 20il 25: calomel. 75rflS5c: camphor, 2a,-Dc; cochineal, .XlyOOc: chloroform, 75yiSOc; ram opium, ; T i I ; indigo. $13; morphine, t i'tfi;; 40. oils as tor. Jl 5Vil 0-3; sweet oil, 90cfa?l :": olive oil. tl '.O.o:;; bergamot (Sanderson's1, f 2 2" (32 .': lemon 1 Sanderson's), f2'2 2. Quinine 1'. and YV., .s.'oj'.-Oe; cinehouidr 2".lXc; American bicarb, s..la, 4'ic; English do., ö'tii'-c. Snurl" iarrett's. 2-oz. pack., SloOper do.; 4-oz. bottle, SJper doz. Flove's sulphur, Sl a V. Turpentine 4i-.ra."oc: English Venitian red, by bbl.. 2 : less'quantities, 33;. Iodyue Si 00; lod.ide potash. f:Mi. 25. Cloves, 20 (32.'c. Rhubarb, 9i'cutl 25. Wiiidow glass, 7u per cent. ; double, 70o and 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel Market. Barlron-Sl 10 rates; charcoal Iron, 52 90 & 10; hop iron, 2 Jo rates: Norway and Sweed iron, 4-4i rates; horseshoe iroa, ;e. Horse Shoes llurneii t Perkins', per keg. S3 H); mule shoes, SI per keg advance, llorseshoo Nails North western. Giolns and Putnam, per box, S4-jO. cast Steel Bjst American, per lb. I2e; ej ring steel, Co; tire steel, "e: toe calk steel, 5c; machinery steel, 5c. Cut Nails Rates for tens, iron, $2 75; rates for tens, steel, S3 00. Miscellaneous Markets. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 42c; boiled, 45C: lard oil. vysjc; miners' oil, 55(a.ii5o ; lubricating Oil, 12(.e; straits oil, 55(vii5c; beuzinc, lOfct; coal ail, Indiana legal test, 10c; 150J tesiOJiy He; water white, 150" tost, 14. Tinner"s Supplies We quote: Best brand charcoal tin, I. r. 10x14, 12x12 and 14x20. Ö 25: Ix. lOx 14, 14x20 aud 12x12. 54 25; roofing, 1C, 14x20, S" 75; 20x2S. 811 .Viial2: block tin, in pigs, 20c; in bars, 27c. Irou: 27 B iron, $3.50; 27 C iron. Cc; Juniate gaivanizeil. 50 per cent, discount; refined, 50 and 10 per i-cnr. uiseount. sneet zinc, u-c. 1 oppor bottoms, 22c. Planished copper, üic. Solder, 14 ltc. LIVE STOCK. Indianapolis. Union Stock-Y'irds, Feb. 1. Cattle Receipts, 50 head; shipments, 75 heal The Otterings were ir.stly of butcher grades, bat quality not good; market very dull on that class, while shippers was a shade stronger, but not q notably higher: good grades, if here, would be In good lcmand at strong prices. Export grades............... .....S 5 00(95 30 Good to choice shippers. 4 40at so Common to medium shippers 3 oo?4 20 Stockers and feeders. 3 254 2-5 Good to choice flcifera... ........-..... 3 40(.l (10 GOOd tO Choiisg COWS 3 O0($3 40 Fair to medium cow s and heifers........ "2 252 75 Common to medium cows and heifers.. 1 50(32 50 Veals, common to good 3 50(45 50 Bulls, common to medium. 1 75a2 50 Bulls, good to choice 2 75 i 50 Mllkerp, comtnoa to good....... .20 0045 00 Floes Receipts, 1,10 head; shipmenta, 200 head. Quality generally good. Market strong and 10c higher. I"acVingand shipping SI l'ftl S5 Light and mixed .. 3 HX4 15 Common to choice light 3 1531 00 Bnym avo LAXR3 Kcccipts, none; ihipments, 5&1 head; but few here hardly enough to make a market: prices abont the aame. Good to choice. 120 to 140 lbs... - 14 004 25 Good to choice, 'JO to 110 lbs....... 3 50t43 hO Fair to medium, SO to yy lbs - .. 3 00a3 25 Common.. - . ...-. .. -.. 2 ooo2 75 Lambs, common to good.. ....... 3 25(34 25 Bucks, per head 2 50s4 00 Elsewhere. JEAST LIBERTY, Feb. 1. Cattle Receipt, 1,245 head: ahipmenta, OSjJ head. Market active, and a shade higher than last wees. liogs Receipts, 4,.oo head: shipments, 4.400 head. Philailelphios, Si 40r.r 4 50; Y'orkers, $4 4 15. Sbcep Receipts, 4,200 head; shipments, 4,400 hend. Market active and 25c higher than last week. BALTIMORE. Feb.l. Beef VJattle Market dull at J price lower: best beeves, S4 755 12' i: first quality. S4 :73m3 023; medium, 5o; ordinary, 2w2 50: must of tho sales were from $2 60 to 84 25. Keceipts, 920 head; sales, 8.V2 bead. Swine Fair mpply with a rather limited demand. Riueipts, 5.Ö87 head ; quotations, S-V.tö 75. Shet-pand Lambs lte-eipts, 1,973 head: sheep, 2 25(jl 75; laaibs, f'ifi 50. BUFFALO, Feb. l.-Cattle Receipts, 1.S00 head. Market dull and uncbangeil. Sheep Receipts, 5,0Whead. Marke!, steady; fair demand for good: unsettled and lower for common: medium goxl, h-l 'I'xni; choice, to extra, SI 15(.t I ."; fair to good Western lambs. Si 50 0 25; good to choice, $5 75(30 50. Hogs Keceipts, 'J.OcQ head. Market quiet and steadv; rood to choice Yorkers, $4 0"l 10; good light mixed, S3 Wrn4; btttchers', S4 15(34 2-i; good to choice heavy, 84 25ij4 35 KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1. The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, 058 head; shipments, none; stronger and 1091 5c higher; cxporters,$4 S0ci5 00; good to choice shipping, SI 40(3(nl 75; common to medium, S I 'M)C4 3o; stocken and feeders, 82 60i 3 75; COWS, S2(i3 30. Hogs Keceipta, 6.S10 head; Khlpmenta, 417 bead. Market fiaincr and 'o higher; good to choice, S3 9044 10: common to medium, S-i 0Oia3 bO. Sheep Receipt, 1,074 head; shipments, none. Market active; good to choice. Si 003 75; common to medium, S2 2-32 75. - ' NEW Y'ORK, Feb. 1. Beeves Receipts all for for the market; except 11 cur loaas of eiport steers were 2,220 bead, making 10.400 head for the week; poor to common cattle had a slow salt?, but desirable qualities were selling briskly, and the market as a whole was firmer and higher; poor to good steers sold at 82 855 75 perewt.; extra do., 5 i50 25; bulla and dry cows, f3ra4 50; a few extra and fancy bulls foicg to S5& DC.' Kh-p lieeeipta, lO.üsO head, making 5,200 head l9 the week ; Ut deatatd at good pneca Ir good

to prime onVriags, lut dmll for common : sheep sola at S3 U)(5 00 per cwt. ; iaiubs at t'j i.,nd one car load at 87 30. Hogs Receipts, 15,300 bead, making 4L,y-0 for the week; nominally firmer; live hogs, 8-1 Htf.$ 4 20 per cwt. BT. LOUIS. Feb. L National Btock Yards: CattleReceipts, 1,000 bead; shipments, 4"0 head. Market strong en good cattle: generally poor quality; good to choice shipping, $4 755 2; common to medium, 8-1 S0i4 Of; butcher steers, 81 25(4 35: cows and heifers, 82 25i,i C; stockers and feeders, 8-1S4 10. Hoza Peeipts, 4,000 head: shipments, 1.00) head. Market active and aa lOe higher : choice hogs scarce: butchers' and Lest heavy, li lOiu.4 .'15; mixed packing, 83 3-7Q4 10; light, 83 W&l i0; closing firm. Sheep Receipts, none; shipments, none; strong demand at firm prices. CHICAGO, Feb. 1. The Provers Journal reports: CatUe Receipt, 5.G20 head; shipments. 2 (i) head. Market brisk and 10c higher; shipping Steers, 050 to 1,500 lbs., 83 50(81 00; Blockers and feeders, 82 I0(g,i 20; cows-, bulls and mixed, 8i T i i3 75; bnik, Si 70' 3 15. ilog Receipts, 20,000 head: ahipmenta, 5.000 head. Market strong and 5c higher, rough and mixed, S3 ;:a4: packing and shipping, SlQi 40; light. 43 40(4.4; skips, S 5H1 60. eheep Keceipta, 4.000 head; shipments. 1,200 head. Market steady; natives, ?2(a4 ; Texaus, S2.a3.50; lambs, 83 Tim 5. Thelrovcrs' Jcurnal special ableram sroi.i Liverpocd quoted a decline of le per pound in prices of cattle since lat week. Best American steers are quoted atl23s rer pound dressed.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Produce Markets. CHICAGO. Feb. 1. Wheat resumed ita old 8ition to-day, and it attracted to itself about all the interest on any speculative commodity, which at the most was not very much. Despite rather free selling on the part of some of tho local traders, tho market held tip moderately lirm. Saturday's closing figures for wheat; s.do for May, but the entire morning session range was very narrow, being substantiallv inside of le. It sold irregular up to this point, then ba-k. to Vi;c, and again up to 863. .c before noon. Th visible 'supply estimates agreed on was a decrease in wheat of from any where between MX).000 and l.OOO.OOo bu. Toward the close f the regular board the market fell oil to ss534e, and closed at Kb i:M6c. In the afternoon the leeling was a little firmer, closing where the market opened in the morning. Live hog receipts were some 5,t00 Jttead under estimated, which fact biaeed up the speculative market at the 'tart. May jork opening 10c higher than it closed, or at Ml :2,. After selling sparingly at Sil SC; it advanced steadily to f U 4o, and then reactedi to Sil 35. Country orders to buy were as liberal in this article as they also were in grains. Provisions leliveries were very moderate to-day, the bulk goinir to Armour. Corn and oats snowed very little change. Flour Quiet and unchanged. W heat Ruled Una, earlv advancing He, declined e, closing 4e under Saturday. Sales ranged: February, so o-Ii'.iöso7-, closing at S0 3-10e; March, SOslc, closing at 80? c; May, S-'iSOj.-So, closing at 85 13-16.'; No. 2 spring, 0;.4ifS0J4o. Corn Quiet but firm: cash. ;W4c: February, 357(3i".e, closing at 36? ie : March, :v'4'.t,3ij 7-10e. closing at :'.'.; c ; "May, 40?v!lOJ., closing at 40!c. Oats slow and ouicif ca.-li, 2s,i;j2e: February, 2:,4'.i2'.vf closing at '2'y; May, 31?,. Rve Dull: No. 2. 57s' e. liarley Dull; No. 2, 60e. Flaxseed Steady; No. 1.81 123 112! a- Mess Pork Opened 10 higher, rallied 73 (u.l0e additional, receded 5a73.i:l closing steadv; cash, 11 10: February, 11 H(ll 15, closing at Sil IO..1II 123..: March, ill 12'..11 173-. closing at 811 l.".ll f5; May, ill 30(11" 40, clitsiug at SH J (3II :!2r. Iird Quiet and firm: cash. s; Y2xO$ 11 15; February, SO 12vCi0 15; March, S i 17'.(a0 2": May, 80 27 V Boxed Meats Steady. lrv salted shoulders, S ". f54 ; short rib sides, 5 50u, 5 55; short clear sides. 85 H(a5 S5. SugarSteady; cut loaf, 714'373.',e: granulated, e7:c; suiudard A.0,.;.6 5.-l00. Butter Quiet and steadv: creamery, 21?2c; dairv, I4'i22c. Eggs isu '.. Keceipta Flour, 11,000 bbfs.: wheat, 10,0"D bü.; corn, 120,000 bu.; oats, 127,000 bu.: rve, l.KKt bu.: barley, 12,000 bu. Shipments Flour," 11. 000 bbls. : wheat, ls.OM bu.; corn. t.;,000 bu.; oats, ov.OOO bu.: rve. l,0uJ bu. : barley, 2t'.,000 bu.. Afternoon Board Wheat Firmer ami '.a'.e. higher. May closing at SO l-16c. Other markets unchanged. NEW YORK-, Feb. 1. Flour-Roeefpts. 11,111 tb's.; exports, 1,415 bbls. and 11.125 sacks ; market dull and weaker: sales, 11,500 bbls. Wheat Receipts, 13,200 bu.; exports, 75.000 bt.: sjvot firm. b::t quiet, shippers holding off; options opened weak, afterward ruled stronger, and advanced :3 tfi'V, later fell back 3- V. closing steady w ith'a r.?fovery of Kc; sales, 2.'0.i!00 bu. of futures aiul 40,0t0 bu. of spot; No. 2 Chicago, VI 4; in store: ungraded red, KitiOOc: No. 2 n-d, 92 '; a'loat: No. 1 red, !'7c delivered; No. 1 white, 9t'..c: No. 2 red, February, or..,.-, closing at Wie; ilap-h, J1 .'.a 1 C, Closing at 9!-":,c; April, 92:4'i9.;:sc. closing at 9ic; May, W'.Mc, closing at 94 1 j'o : June. t't 9 .?4c, closing at'95l,e; Novemlier, tlOü'.;; Jauuary. IsST, Jl 02. Corn Higher, lc-.ving oil" steadv ; receipts, 141,630 bu.; exports, 27,022 . bü.: sales, iW.m bu. of futures and 2"'2,iio btu of spot; ungraded, 47.i40c; No. 3. 47.;l7He; steamer, 47', fdl.se elevator, 49e afloat, 47,.l4.C February, 473 J c. i. i.; No. 2, 4,.s;i.c 4'.H4c elevator, 5V;c afloat ; steamer yellow, 4.s3.c; No. 2 white, steamer, 4Sk;; No. 2 February, -S9l..(a 49"v closing at March, 4.s:4ri4!e, cbisihg at4i'c; April, 4vi4.V4'c, closing at4sj4e: May, atNjic. ciosingat 48(2c. Oats A shade lower; receipts, 50 900 bu.: exports, 120,030 bu.; mixed Western, 37i.:kc; white lo. 3944e. sto-ks of grain in store January 30: Wheat, 8,293,405 bu.: corn, 798.354 bu,: oats. 628,229 bu.: rye, 120,24) bu.; barley, 129,278 bu.; jeaH, 7,649 bu.: malt, LW.Kjn bu. Hay Firm and in fair demand. Hops Dull and nominal. Cofl'ee openel fairly active and tteady; sales, 37,000 bags; February, o.5Uc; March. 5oc; May, 6.5V; June. 6.00dv.''.5e ; July, 0.65c: August, 6.70c; October, 0.75c; November, o.soc: December, 0.M)(.''..s)e. Sugar Dull and rather weak; fair to good refining, 5 7-10.$5?,; refined dull at "i'v'V: extra C, 5 7-16 V'-: mold A, f'.;',c: coufctioners' A, O'jic; cubes. 6 ll-10iy4'c. Molasses Dull and nominal. Rice steady and demand fair. Petroleum Steady: united closed at 82' .c. Cottonseed Oil Quoted at 233 jC for crude and ::i(ii3i;.: for refined. Tallow Dull and weak. Kosin Steady at 81 02VL.al 05. Turpentine null at tie. Eggs Finn and demand fair; receipts, 1.131 packages: Western, 22c. Pork Quiet; mess. S'.O 50(3dl. Cutmeats Firm ; sales of plckle.1 bellies at 5?ic: middles firm; long clear. .V4o. Lard Higher and fairly active; contract xraies. spot, at 80 450 47; January, 80 42ra6 4t: Februs-y. 86 44: March, 8 4C(atl 48; April, 80 53; May, S-i o'J. ooi; June. Sti06 0S: August, SO M; city steam, SO ;i"aii 40. Batter Firm and in fair inquiry; Western. 1233c: Elgin creamery, S.v. cheese Quiet; Western flat, 7a93je. Lead Dull. Other articles unchanged. ST. LOTJT3, Feb. 1. Flour Firm but unchanged. Wheat More active and firm. The market openen strong and ruled steady at the advance until noon, when prices eased orTand the market dosed easy, but 3 '' i5 higher than yesterday; No. 2 red, cash, 92311, 93 3r"; February, 92e, -ling at 92! bid: March, 94; May, 963490:3hr.96", closing at 96Mj.4.it;3c; June, 97c Corn Very quiet but very firm- and fractional higher: No. 'i mixed, cash, iitjgc: February, 34c; March, 34 J.h v?, closing atav: May, 'iUK('t iug at S73'p7?e. Oats Very dull but shady: No. 2 mixed, cash, 27J'n2Sc bid; February, 27c bid: Mav, 31:iC. Kye 59c bid. Barley Quiet -.t C09W)c. Lead II ore active and firm: chemicaally haid spot, 84 :i0; refined for March delivery, 81 115. Butter Quiet and unchanged. Eggs Weak at IjJjWjIOc. Taxeel Unchanged. Bran i".ie at mill; C2c on east track. Cornmcal Stead yat 81 5 ia. 90. Wool Firm bnt very ouiet and unchanged. Provisions Moderately active, very strong and higher. Pork Sil 25. Ijird SiV. Bulsmeats Ixjose lots: long olcar, 85 50; short ribs, $5 60; shart clear, 85 75: boxed lots unchanged. Bacon 1-ong clear, 85 85: short ribs, 85 V5i'0; short clear, SO 123 i- Haras Firm at Sy.j,U 50. Receipts Flour, 4,000 bbls; wheat. 15,ooo bu.; corn, 98,000 bu.; oats, 24.0U0 bu.: rye, 11,0 0 bu.: barley, 0,000 bu. Shipments Flour, 7,000 bbls.; wheat, none: corn, lii.Oüü bu. ; oats, 11,000 bu. ; rye, none; barley, 10,000 bu. Afternoon Board Wheat Weak and -'.jmlc lower. Corn Easy and sjftlfi lower. OaLs steady and a shade better. PHILADELPHIA. F'eb. 1. Flour-Dull. Wheat Firm and hfeher: No. 2 red, February, 1a(& JsS'ic; Marcb, 89!4S9'-ic: April, 904'.io,.:Jr: May, 9J?k(91;8C. Corn Firm but quiet; No 4 mixe!, 44c; No. 3 yellow, 46c; steamer No. 2 mixed, uKc; No. 2 mixed, 473-; No. 2 mixed, February. 4.(4 473e; March, 47(a47jc; April and May, 47fiH,.;e. Oata Spot steady but rather quiet: white, 37;iij 41 !nc; futures dull and a shade easier; No. 2 white. February and March, :rJ!.',a:R),,4c; April, 39J.a0c: May, .tyißW,?.. Provisions In fair Jobbing demand at form er rates. I jird steady: refined, 87(7 25; do. steam, $0 6234; do, butchers' loose, $vii0 25. Butter Dull and weak : creamery extra, 30fa33e; Bradford County and New York, 20!(22i; Western lairy, extra, l.vcir:; Western good to choice, 10 .1 12c; rolls, 6(5l3; packing butter, Cto,7c. Flggs F'irra and in better demaud; Pennsylvania fresh. 223v(323c; Ohio and other Western fresh, 223223jC. Cheese Steady and moderately active: Ohio flats, choice, ic: Ohio fair to prime. 7lJa9Ji. Petroleum Dull 70Alad test, In barrels, 7? gi. Receipts Flour, 2,000 bbls.: wheat, 9,000 bu.: corn, lS.COO bu.; oau, 0,000 bu. Shipments Wheat, 9,000 bu.; corn, 6,000 bu. ; oats, 8,000 bu. - BALTIMORE, Feb. 1. Wheat Western higher and dull; No. 2 winter red, spot, 87s7 .;; February, 86rtj87Kc; March, tOftSiije: May, 92V4 92 4 c Corn Western easier, closing dull; mixed spot, 47473-4'c; February, 4trefr4t.-,,4c; steamer, 44Kfc443ic Oats Higher aud Bcarcie; Western white, 40Q42c; do. mixed, S8.?.v. Provisions Bteady and quiet. Mess Pork S10 5011. Ird Refined, 734m7.ic. Eggs Quiet at 2l22e. Coffee Quiet: cargo s ordinary to fair, TVe, Receipt Flour, 5,325 bbls.; wheat, 2,000 bu.; corn, 73,500 bu.; oau, 1 000 bu.; rye. 1.200 bu. 8hipment Flour, ,011 bbls. ; wheat, none; corn, 21 1,000 bu. ClNCATT.Feb.l.-4ton--Weak: middling. Tic. Flour In fair demand; family. 84 154 4 40 ; fancy, S4 4544 65. Wheat Easier ; No. 2 red, 449So; receipts. 12,500 bu. ; shivments, 13,tta bu. Corn fteady: No. 3 mixed. Oat Kty;Ko, JnUxl, W!c. 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Pork Firn and higher at 812 25. Lard Quiet at SO 10. Bulkmcats Stronger: shouiders, ti 25; short rib, 85 415 .r0. Bacon Quiet : sheniders, 8 71,: short rib. 80 25; short clear, 80 173 a'. Butter steady; Northwestern extra creamery, 3.5ia30c; frorvi to prime creamerv, 20i Wc; choice lairy roll, 12isl5. Linseed Oil Dull- sugar Firm; bard refined, 7(i7! .c: New Orleans, .'.y (. Hogs Firm: common and light, S3 20(i4 ; packing and butchers', 84(3 1 35; receipts, 2,301 head: shipments, 1,027 luad. Eggs Firmer at 10V.iil7e. Cheese Firm: prime to choice cured Ohio factory, v'.owlOc. Eastern exchanges easy; 1-20 discount buying, 1-20 premium selling. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1. Flour Pull. Corm

Qun t but steady. at Firm. Ornmeal 82 30 Hay Sieady and lirm Hoe Produ.-.Ls Vuiet and weaK. Coffee Steady. Rice Dull and nominal. Other seed products jtriet and steadv. sugar Market dull and a shade lower: open-kettl, choi.-e, 5c: strictly prime, 4Tk4 15-10.-: pr'rr.e, 4 13-irii"sc; centrifugals, choice white, 6"4c: choice yellow clarified, 0-; prime do., 57u; sh;nls, i'-,,"!-,'. Molasses i-iuict aud steady. Clearings of banks, 81,2,2I0. MILWAUKEE. Feb. l.Flonr-In active. Wheat Firm: cash, fcoe; Februarv, Sui;: Mav, 8j!4e. Corn steady: No. 2, :vi:,c ' Ota Dull; No. 2, '2SC. Rye Dull; No. l. W. B irlcv Quiet; No. 2.51V. Provisions Higher. Mess Pork-Cash or 1-ebruary. S 17-i: March, $ 20. Butter Dull; dairy, l.i&is Cheese I'uiet at 9(a.ilc. Egs Umhanired at lvl9c. ReceiptsFlour, 13.224 bbls.: wheat, 13.S90 bu.: barb-v. .,9:50 bu. ShipmentsFlour. l'J,:s bbls.; wheat, 'J3U bu.: barley, 14,:;75 bu. LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1 .Cotton-Dull ; middling, f'4c. Grain l inn. Wheat No. 2 long-berry, 95c; No. 2 red. ?2c Corn New mixed, :Wc; white, St'! ?. Oats New No. 2 mixed. 32(..32Vc ProvisionsI irmer. Bacon Clear rib sides, 8' 05; clear sides, SO 373 fu.O 50; shoulders, 4 50. Bulkmeats clear rib sides. 5 60; clear sides, Vi'JO: shoulders, tl. Mess Pork $11. Hams Sugarcured, 89 50,. 10. Larä Choice leaf, 87 7.5 8. TOLEDO. Feb. 1. -Wheat-Steady; cash, 91W2!.; February. 913'-?; May, 94e: June, 95c. om Steady; cash. 3s.. May, 4iV bid, 41c asked. 4ntA lMul, nominal; cash ;;ic bid; May, :t'.'.jc. Cloversced Steady: cash or February, Jö'm; March, 85 90. Keceipts Wheat, n,00 bu; corn, 13.000 bu. shfpments Wheat, 14,000 bu.; corn. 10,000 bu.: nts, ..Oi.! bu. Cotton. MEMPHIS. Feb. 1. Cotton Fas v; middling, 8;4c; receipts. 1.9:3 bales; shipments, 3,05s; bales; etock, 140,005 bales; sales. 750 baics. ST. LOUIS. Feb. l.-Cotton Market dull and nnchanged: middling, 34c; sales, :lo0 bales ; receipts. 520 bales: shipments. 2,:7 bales: stock. l'.d.V.s bales. GALVESTON, Feb. I. Cotton Quiet: middling, low middling, S-5-; good ordinarv, sc; net and gross recipt,s, 2,790 bales; exports "to lireat Britain, 4,ds7 bales: to th Continent, jOJ bales; coastwise, l.a0 bales; sales, 40 bales; stock, 09,lii4 bales. NEAY ORLEANS, Feb. 1. --Cotton Easy; middling. c: low middling. ,sc; good ordinary, 7'.c; net receipts, 5.550 bales; gross receipts, 5,t5l bales: exports to ireat Britain. 10.!'2ö bales: to Iraiice. s,02s bales: to the continent, 370 bales; coastwise, 0,o00 bales; saies, 5.CKXJ bales; stock, 371,34,t.ales. NEW Y'ORK, Feb. 1. Cotton The Post In its cotton review says: Future deliveries, with slivht fluctuations, continued a slow, downward nursc. The first call showed a decline of 1 V, and for awhile tho market was steadv. Then there w as a further decline of 3-looe. followed bv a short reaction, but the sales at the third call showed fails of 3 to 5-bO. Februarv brought 9.o5c; March, 9.14c; April, s.23e: May, y.;:4c; June, 9.wc; .Inly, 9.5:5c. Futures closed juiet 2 to 3-iOuc lower than Saturday. Otis. WILMINGTON, Feb. 1. Turpentine Steady at ANTWERP, Feb. 1. Petroleum ls4f paid and ls-V tellers. CLFATLAND. Feb. 1. rctroleum Steadv; rtandard white. 110, S'i. TITCSVILLE, Feb. 1. National transit certificates opened ats:5c; highest price, M'iC; lowest, t2;Rc: closed at s-23ie. PITTSBURG. Feb. 1 .Petroleum D-.a. bist sbady; National transit certifii-ate ooned at s ',(.' and closed at82.'..c; highest, s3:.,c: lowest, 23 j'. BRADFORD. Pa.. Feb. 1. -National transit certificates opened at 82'4c and closed at 82'c; hight price, s:;'.,;; lowest, b2c; clearances, 3,250,0 bbls. OIL CITi", Feb. 1. National transit certlf.catei opened at fc'.V, highest price, s:;1 ,c; lowest, t2c; ciosetl at S2'ac; sales, 1.457 .000 bbls,; charters, 70,7': bbls.; shipments, 10s,:.2 bbls. NEW YORK. Feb. 1. retrolcnm-The market was ,niet and barely steady. Opened at fc-V, advan, -ed t s'.i4c, ruleil for the remainder ot the dav at fractions above 82c, and closed at 82J..1, with s.,:.!.c bid. Sales, 125.000 bb'.S. liry Uooda. .NEW YORK, fcb. 1. Dry Goods For the first day of the month the movement has teen very rod. but the demand less active than lat week. Bleached cotlons have been, in continued inquiry with a g.Hnl business, and prices steadier and slightly higher. In consequence of The competition by foreign gixxjs the Riverside worsteds have been reduced lo last year's prices except on the low est grades. Whisky. St. LOUIS, Feb. 1. Whisky-81 10. CINCINNATI, Feb. l.-Whlsky-Active and frm at Si 10. CHICAGO, Feb. 1. Whisky Steady at 81 16. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, having had plasd in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speed v and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a dsire to relieve human suflering, 1 will send free of charge, to all whodesire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. A. NOYi, 149 Power's Block, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED. $250 AMOXTII. A rents wanted. 90b-taH ing artirlm 111 tli w..rl 1. I sampla fre AcMresi JA V BRONMON.lfetralt.laJa. "tl ANTED Complete second-hand saw mill for y cash. Address -with description, CICERO MILLS. Cicero. 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