Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 32, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1886 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL; WEDNESDAY, MAHGH 9, I&S6. 22

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CATARRH

mHl Great Balsam DiJL ttllatlenoi rYlteb-Ixaael, (American Pine. Canada Yti, ' ktarlgold. Cloves Bksom etc, caUed JSanfArdV UadU ' oai Cm, lot ihm tmmedV ata relief and permanent cure of creiT form of Catarrh, from simple Cold in the- Head to loa of SmelL Tav and rtearing, Obugh and Catarrhal Itonsumrjtion. ComDVeHi treatment, aonsHHlne nl on bottlu Radi cal Core, e-o box Catarrhal (solvent and cd Imtrove! Inhaler, in one package, may now be bad I all Draggista for 11.00. Ask lor Ban ford's Radical Core. Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, $1.00. ' The obTj absolute specific we know of.' Med. Time. "The beat we nave found In a lifetime of suffering." Rev. Dt. Wiggin, oi Boston. "Atter king struggle with Catarrh the Radical Cvaa has onjoexed."Kev. 8. W. Monroe. Lewisburgh, Pa. "2 have net found a cam that it did not relieve, at once. "Andrew Lee. Manchester. Idas. - Votter Drag and Chemical Co., Hosten. f "m "I kTCST GITB TJP, I can not bear V this pain, 1 acbe ail over, and nothing j J try aoes me any good." rtackacne wKiiutw, i'Knu pains, porcucs, Lameness, Barking Conga, fteurisy and Chest taiaa cured by that new. original and elegant antidote to pain and Inflammation the CcnruaA Akti-Pain pLAtma, Especially adapted to kadie by seaMoa o its delicat odor and gentle med'csl actk;u At drags-art, 36c.'. fly for tl.OO. V.uled free, lcrrn Lace amd Cbkjucal Co.. Boston. BLOWING GREAT GÜNS. New Tork City Visited oy the Severest Wind Storm Ever Known. Telegraph, Telephone anil Electric Light Wire Blown Down in nil Part of the City Travel and Communication Very Mach Delayed. Nrw Toaa, Feb. 27. Folks who happened to meet the wind yesterday when it was humping itself for the eighty-four-mile mark, felt as if they had rnn up against a brick wall Eighty-four miles la hurricane speed and means a pressure of 420 pounds to man and more to woman, who car riea so much more sail for the hurricane to work en. It swept along and aeroea the streets and avenues In fierce gust, hurling showers oi dost and gravel in the (aces ot pedestrians: it whisked bats off heads and hurled them nndert he wheels i vehicles, to be crushed or cut to pieces; it propelled eaM-bound cross-town cars with such swiftness that drivers could stop them only by a vigorous application of tne brake; it pinned the drivers of west-bound -ars against the doors: it amebed glaxs in car windows, unhinged signs aiid shatters and snapped oil" poles: ferry boata were driven out of their courses and the light spars oi vessels in the harbor were broken. I nretarted across the desert oi City Hall lark, the gale madly cavorted and made eiretenee very lively for the people who pasted the corner oi Iark Kow aud i rank ort street. Ho fierce was the gale there that pederalian had to walk at an angle of forty-five degrtes to keep ixom Wing blown down. A woman was slammed gaiust a telegrapb pole in .front of eoeh's Motel and clung to it until a policeman rescued her. fco immense a quantity oi water was oiown out oi the harbor that at high tide lhe rivers had the appearance they have when ibe tide is unnsually low. At low water. :3V o'cloc last evening, the surface of the rivers was ten, hfleen and twenty leet from the top -of the piers and the brfages at the ferries ran down an angle of nearly forty-five degrees. A crowd oi passengeis in the Eighth avenue street car were surprised when they saw the roof of the car suddenly lifted off and sailing over into Central Park with the bell-punch attachment trailing behind. Telegraph, telephone and electric tight wires were blown down in all parts of the city. Messages were received by all telegraph companies in the city subjeet to two or three and many places four hours delay. Repairing the wires was rendered imtoselble. as the linemen were unable to stand up on the cross-arms of the poles. Adventurous people who crossed the Brooklyn budge on foot wished tbev bad not when they f ot about hallway over. They were seen by poicemen cliDglng desperately to the iron work to keep themselves from involuntarily following (Hi 1 urn. The bridge itself was transformed into hnge aeolia barr Ifhose thunderous musie euld be heard on the ferry boats that struggled below between shores. The Signal Service Observer had been inclined to think the gale would Jo down with the sun, bnt it kept up id the llveict sort of way, and at midnight seemed to be fiercer than ever. This was became the air was sharper by several degrees than It was at sundown, the mercury ranging thirteen degrees. The Signal Service man aid then the greatest force of the bliuard nad been exerted on this town. The maximum velocity of the wind at lkton was fifty-one miles, which is Just a little more than half as hard as it blew here. Tne only place that showed a wind record higher than this proud metropolis was Ml. tVshhiDgton, where it blew wu miles, lhe young prophet said we might expect colder weather and a more moderate wind to-day. Another cold wave is baUhing in the northwest Vt des-end upon us. The telegraph lines were reported badly crippled at midnight The constant main of the rale had weakened poles and insulators and the wires conti anally broke. Communication tetween New York and Sandy Hook and with other points along the Jersey coast were cut off. The Mues of yesterday were repeated to-day. No serious ai ciileuts are reported, but chimneys, swnings. sijrDs and tices continue to be Mown down. Kerry travel on the East and North Rivers is almost entirely suspended. The wind has Mown M much water out of the bay that the docks and ferry bridges are fifteen and twenty feet above the water. The ice is so packed by the wind on the Brooklyn side of the East River that a nuniter of boats are stuck fastand unable to get out of the pack. Nigger Ilead. in lie 11 Gate, was tntirciy expot-ed at low water this morning. So far as comfort is concerned to-day it is far orse than yesterday. The thermometer has Jalien to T- above zero, and the wind is blowing a vale at from fifty-one to fifty-six miles an hour. mit one sailing vessel has arrived here since night kefore fawt, and that required the amiatanc of two tng s- The bay is deserted ; no steamers have irrived, aitnongo a number are reported on the oast, unable to mase New lork harbor against t terrific gale whicb is blowing. Telegraphic ODDrttxm with the surrounding country is iu Even a worse condition than yesterday. I No wires are working to Dos ton or the East, and It is with great difficulty that anything can be releived from the outh. There is absolutely no ommanieation with points in the interior of this .rate. A number of bouses have been unroofed In this -city, but about the only people Injured have been unlucky pedestrians who vre blown against buildiDgs. A large nnmber of I ixb eases wer reported, the injured being somen in most eases. The chlng of hats has Veeome ncelefls, for wben they leave the head they o sailing over the house-tops into the suburbs, t batk-sa man shuffling along before the gale is let an uncommon aigbl. I Phexampoih, Pa., reb. 27. The wind storm hit h passed over here yesterday was the severest i )t tor soma time." At William Penn four large ben stacks were blown down, which will throw colliery kite for several (lavs. The loss is uldcrable. ( aijlcntowv, Pa.. Jeb. 27. Charles MHJinlev, 3 Kanon, an engineer of the Lehigh and Siisroenna paserger train No. 12, was insuntly killed Vt evening near T reichler s station. The storm riew down a tree, which fell on the cab. smashing and ernahing Mctilniev. ilUNTixoTON, 1. I.. Feb. 27. A lsrpe ouantity wreckage has been driven ashore along the racb nea ML Sinai. Indian Chiefs Earonte for Washington. Dsrvix's Lake, Dak., March 1. Red Bear. ioslir. Little Dull, and Black Cloud, acbmpanied by Joseph Roele, the Indian inrpreter, are enronte for Washincon to tad the cause of the Turtle Mountain CbipVwa band of Indians to the Devil's take od district. They will ask that the Govurgent par them for the title which x crefary Teller extingniahed. rw Baby waa sick, w gave her CA STOMA rken she was a Chad, she cried for C ASTORIA, ffcea aba beeaaia Mmm, aha clang to CAJ3TORIA heai i skc had CMIJxaa, aha gave Uen CASTA. atnralists now count no less the 1,870 difent kinds of fishes in North American ters, of which 590 live in the rivers and en, and 650 kinds belong to the Pacific. Of ? resaainder, 105 dwell only in the deep ters oi the Atlantic and Golf of Mexico, er a reproaching the shore or the trarface. a etAitory esecta of over work, anvei clrtic cstjtt are aiwajs rtlirreti a i a a & vi k a

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U01ISY AND STOCKS. Sw Torsi TxnaacAal XXarkat, p. KXW T0ÄZ, Marth l.-MoneyOn all eU at h4 per aent. E ITafus ... IRi a.M JSka a - - - Sterling Exchange Dull but steady at toVA f ttxty days and 4892 foi demand. The total salea oi stocks to-day vresa 210,121 aharea, tncmdlsg the following: Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 48,120; Eria. 1973; lake Shore, 30,042; Northwestern, 13,010; Kew Jesuey 'Central, 7.110; Kew Tfork Central, 5.W0; Paeifle MaU, 9,310; Beading. 10,600; EL Pasd, 3,; Union Paciflc, b,4i0; Northwestern rnlon,.10,4H; northern Paeifle preferred, 3,613. eovemment bonds were aetlv and stsong. Btate bonds were dull and heavy. Railroad bonds were dull but strong; sales. 1,547,000: Chesapeake and Ohio, series A, advanced 3: Denver South Park Pacific firsts and St. Paul eonsolblated 1. . Althonah the total share transactions were np I about 50,600 shares mere than on Saturday, in every other respect the rwa day s m&itrets are very similar. The fluctuations were generally vtithia a range of 1 per cent, and the closing prices show changes of only small fr actio as. The Josses we slightly in the majority, bnt they generally are from U to H- Korthwestern. however, is down 3A and Western tmton Ä- Nearly 30 per cent of the day's business was in Lackawanna, St. Paul and Lake Shore. There was a good many operators who are disposed to await the meeting of the 1 rank Line ouieers at Commissioner Fink's ottk-e to-morrow to discover wben the Trunk Lines will maintain schedule rates In the face of the pressure that is being brought to bear to indoee them to ro-operate with their Western Transcontinental connections. The market closed with the following tld: I oer cent, bonds lCWi'Lontevilie A Nash... 41 uniiea Maies -b-ii -v ixiumvuie s n nnit',1 Slats, luiuii tY7',: '. Mar..ACn.flT9tpld.. . Pacific 6s of '95 12fi, Mu, A Cin. seconds Memphis A Charl.... x Michigan Central.... 72 Mlnneap A St L 19 Min. A St, L. ptd 4A MiRSonri Pacific 109 Mobile A Ohio........ 13 Morris A Ewex.. 36 Central Pac Drsla.-..ii.-Erie seconds ..lOl Lenlgb and WUks...ll2 Louisiana consols. 84 MisHouri 6s 100 8t. foe "liiyi St. P. & 8. C nrsts.-lZH Tennessee 0s, old 59 V4l Tennessee fts, new... ö9 Nashville A Chat..... 47 New Jersey CentraL. tAV Norfolk A W. pfe 28 Northern Pacific Northern Pacific Did 67 . Tex. r. land grants. Tex. P. A Rio Gr 53 Cnicn Paeifle firsts.117 W P. land granU...10t Chi. A Northw'n. 09 U. P. sinking fund..m4 do. preierred 14114 Virginia 6s , .. 43 New York Central...Ki Va.con. mat. coup.... 57 khio CentraL ly. do. preferred V2 Adams Express Allegheny Central Alton A lerre H 3 A. AT. II. 11. pld... 90 Ohio A Mississippi.. do. preferred 90 lOntario A Western.. l'JV Oregon Navigation .13h4 jOregon Transcon... ai'. American Express10; lOregon lmprove't... 2 Bur., Ced. R. A 70 Pacific Mail.... 51 ; Canada I'scinc. eiArtPanama 9 Canada Southern 42 i'eoria, Decatur JtK. 20 Central Pacific 4lVPittsburg 150 Chesapeak & Ohio... 10' JPulman Palace Carl V.'. flU Uirui J J IH,W1JU I C. A O. seconds . I."C Rock island VA Cnirago A Alton 111 1st. L. A Sun Fran.... 21 Chicago A A. pld. .155 .St. L. A S. F. pld 4." Chicago, Bur. A Q. C, HL L. A N. O -.13C!4 St.L.&S. F.flntpfd.11 M. A St. Paul 91 C. St, L. A Pitts VIS Cfit- L. A Pitts pid. 31 Pin Bon ! I'lotn 111 C. M. A St P. pfd...12:iV. Si. 1'aul, M.AM. lis ?t. Paul & Omaha... 40 Cleveland A Col 52-a.St. Paul A ()m. pld.Pr.'JiJ Delaware A Hnd 101',. Texas Pacißo...... 12!. Del.; Lack. A West-.12tt-;:Cnion Pacihc 4.-' Denver A Rio Or in Erie 27? Erie preierred......... 61 East Tennessee I" United SUtes Ex ... W Wabash, St. L.'A P... 9!'4 W. St. LAP. pfd.. Ii.', eiis v rargo Western Union Tel. TIY, East Tennessee pftl gort Wayne. Bannibal A St. Joe. ...147 U Colorado Coal. 2Hi llomeftake . 17 .210 29 .... ... 22 Han. A KL Joe pld... Harlem 217 Houston A Tcxaa. 3.". Illinois Central l:fii'-j! Indiana, B. A West. 26' , Kansas A Texas wx Lake Erie A West.... Vl Uke Ehore i'il Iron Silver........ Ontario ........... Quicksilver do. preierred Southern Pacific... Sutro...Ü. Y. C. A St. L if" v do. preferred. Eastern Exchange-. MEMPHIS, March L New York exchange selling at c premium. BALTIMORE. March I. Bank clearings, t2,00r,77; balances, tlJ7,2fi7. PHILADELPHIA. March 1. Bank clearings today, J.678.0M); balance, f 1,204,1 10. NEW YORK;, larcb 1 Clearing house statement: Exchanges, $ll911,8:)i; balances, tv!73,131. BT. L0UI3, March 1. Bank clearings, f2,88fi,675; balances, tt'Ai.&to; exchange on ew York steady at 26d0c premium. BOSTON, March 1. Clearing honse statement for to-day: Exchanges, 11,949,24; balances, tl,42i.Ks3: money, 2 per cent.; exchange on tfew Yora, par. CHICAGO, Msreh 1. The associated banks clearings to-day were S9,079,OU0, the slight increase being due to monthly settlements. To morrow will show a much larger increase. A heavy tone prevailed la New York exchange, a fair quotation being 50c discount per fl.uuo. Money rates reit) sin firm at iCper cent, on demand, with only a small supply at the inside figures. Time favors run from 0(7 percent., there being more back loans made at these figures than, anything lower. Foreign Money and Stocks. LONDON. March 1,5 p. m. Consols, 101 S-16 ffr bot h money and the accouo. Cnited States Bonds 4'r, 12".,. Railway Bonua Atlantic andGrvat Western firsts. :iM; do. seconds, UJi: Canadian 1'aciCc, ft."y: Erie, 2; lo. seconds, J Illinois Central. 142; Mexican Ordinary, 2".;,: St. Paul common. 93"': New York Central, 10ji; Pennsylvania, 5f.-4: KcadlDg. 12't. Tbe amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance to-day was l&i.ixk). PARI 3. March 1. Three per cent rentes, 821 t-il fi lor the account. COMMERCIAL. Business thus far this year has beeu full y up to, if not sncail of former years, and notwithstanding labor complications and the multitudinous crkings in some juarters, things are improving. There is a liberal movement in staple goods in the dry goods line, aud dress fabrics adapted to spring and summer are meeting with good salea, while prkes are Heady. The weakness in sugar Is as marked as ever, a decline of 1-lfic from Saturday's prices being noted. Coil'ees and canned goods are firm. Tinners' stocksand hardware are all active. Oils are doing fairly. Ill ere are no changes in hides, leather, tallow and grease. Green and dried fruits, sirup and moia&ws are fairly animated at steady prices. The egg market is dull and lows r. Light receipt and good demand has ad v nrtl prices for poultry. The seed trade ruled quiet, both tbe demand and offerings being light. Clover was in good reuncst. (K A IX. Wheat All grades will bring full luotatioas. Receipts (air. Futures quiet. Markets elsewhere are firm and prices steady. Corn Receipts fairly liberal, and we note a decided improvement in tbe grading, some No. 2 grades appearing for the first time iu many weeks. Inquiries are good, and sales of No. 3 mixed wer made on Change at 3"c f. o. b. Markets at other points are firm and quiet with very little doing. Oats Steady at quotations, with light receipts. The following table shows the amount of grain tn store at this point: Wheat Corn. I Oata. Elevator A. Elevator Kr Capital Elevator Western Elevator.. Eevator D ...... Total . Corresp'g day last year. 112.000 22,500 22,7001 500 10.600! S5,tt)0 i8,ooo' a.oiKt; M.7401... 10,000, 2,000; 417,000! ........1 UU,WUI 4,600 7,0001 145,200 153 JX 80, 400 j 500 900 84.8001 40,300 75.3001 Tbe following table shows the receipts of grain at this point for the past twenty-foor hours : Ree 1 fed. Dour, bbla Wheat bu Corn, ba.... Oats, bu.., Eye, bu.. 7.800 21.600 3,iXJ0 TUmr, Orala and Hay. Hour-Patents, 4 895 00; extra fancy, 14 309 45: fancy, U 1094 25; eholce,t3 703 85; family, 18 253 0; treble extra, S3 0093 15; doubl extra, 13 7392 90; extra, 12 50(92 65; superfine, 3 30$ 9 45; fine, V 1063 25, Wheat We nnota:

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S4U traekj No. 4 white.. No. 9 yellow. - 94 traen 3f J tma ro. a yeuow.. kraaav 36 ' 740. yeuow. traek track track track rraah Sraakv tvae si vraek traek traek track traekr Ho. 2 mixeo... Vo. I mixed. Mo. 4 mixedL 34 S4 H 37 Bid. & 32 9tU Sound eas. ft April M Majaw...wawv., in .-' Oata MPs quote Ashed. "3l5g 38 ho. 2 wnue. Itizetl . e)ecteoV.nOT. Marthb..., LMay Bye Mo. 2ulet; S3 bid. Bran-eady; fl3 CO bid; held at 115 09. Bay In fair dem and at quotations; ChotcwTsnt' thy, 112 00 bid; No. 1 Timothy; gU 00 bid, held at 112 SO; Ko. 2 Timothy, tie I2X bid. Kraus a sbais tsadi bbvutw. LONDON, March 1. The liaia Lana Express, in its weekly review ol the British grain trade says: The snow storms which prevaKad during tke week have been unfavorable to werk. Tbe xoarhct for native wheats has been note active. Prices are fid is dearer. The sales el English Wktat were 63 822 quarters at 29s 3d against 54,502. quarters at 32s during the corresponding period last yea. Foreign wheats are firmer. Corn ts 3d dearer. Oata are 3d dearer. Two cargoes of wheat were sold, one of them being of No. 1 California, which was bought fr Antwerp at 34s Od. One cargo was withdrawn and one remained. Trade forward is improving. At to-day's market wheat was quiet but steady. Foreign wheat was in favor of sellers, for a was rather weaker. Grinding barleys are 3d dearer on the week. Oata are 3d(aod dearer on the week. Peas are 6d dearer on the week. - ETDIANAPOLIS WHOLES ALK MARKETS. Dry Goods. raiNTS. Windsor fsncy 6 Pacific fancy. 6 Cocheco iancv 6 Merrimae fancy.. ...... t ('ones toga fancy. 6) uerwick lancv..... 4 Bckmont fancy .. 4 Wash'n'ton Ind blue 6V4 American Ind blue.. C Albion solid. i Richmond fancy . 5W Hamilton fancy 51 American fancy.. . 0 American shirting... 4VII Allen fancy ....... . 5SS Allen shirting. ...... 4 s Simpson's mining... 6 teel River fancy.. Merrtmac shirting... 4',!Dunnell fancy. xtewton Urning.... rmnss fabrics. Pacific poplin lus.. 9 Manchester cash. 10 Pacific cashm'rs ..10 Pacific l Australian Manchester DeB..10 Atlantic alpacas. 10 Atlantic 6. U cash..l8 Atlantic F.castun. 22 crape... ..ia Pacific 6-4 A. C. M...30 Pacific 6-4E.X.cash.l8 (Arlington , gray Pacific 6-4 A. C. cash,.21 V! cashmere..... 15 8aün Berber. 12iiBoucle . BROWN COTTOKS. Atlantic A... 7 '.Bedford R.... Hi Atlantic 11. Hiira... 7 Mystic River... ........ ...i.i larasiica .... o TremnICC. . 5' lawrcu- l I a ...7 ... ft .... 7 Indian Uea Stark A 7' Saranack. . 7 Pepperell R Pepperell F Pepperell 2-4...., Pepperell lO-L... I'tica C 4 Boot xx e la ijn&sHacnuHei M..20 IWindsor fl., ..18 Massachusetts B B.. 5 ALKACHEn COTTONS. Androscoggin L... Lonsdale Aallardvale ........... Wamsutta. Hill's Semper Idem , 7K Barker Mills 8 Farwell 5 Uasonville . 10 Fruit of tbe Loom.. 7 Farmers' Choice...... Blackstone A 4 uwtgnt Anchor. Hope Fitchvillc 7 Pocahontas ClilChestnnt Hi IL. Pepperell 9-4. ... Pepperell 10-4., ort .TA..1.tA v a.t -m -v ......22 post Out A COTTON TL AN NILS. B'n Bl'd Bn Bl'd Tremont DL.. Tremont II.... Tremont P.... 6 7 Nashna XX I2 14 . 8 Tremont F .. 6 8 9 9 10 9 11 Tremont U. Tremont L...... 5 Tremont A., Tremont Y Tremont R , Tremont X... Nashua G.... Nashua FF... Nashua F.... Nashua T... Nashua D.. Nashua C... .11 12fe Tremont N..., iTremontO... 9 6 7 (Wimbledon CM. 5V . 6i 7tWimbledon CI $.1 .7 8 I Wimbledon CI... vZ ... ryx 7)4 Wimbledon CE. 8V4 ....7)4 8a Wimbledon CD. 9i washua B Nashua A 'ill 3i, Wimbledon CB.,112 13 AA 9 101k! Wimbledon CA.13 14" Nashua A Nashua X, ,104 llV!Caleutta , 1QS llV'Calcntta ... XV 6IH0HAMS. Amoskeag... Lancaster...... 7"4'rVamutta...... 2v ! Berkshire. Normandie..... . Glaüow .. 6Vi Royal . ... Renfrew dress... 1 or 1. Wliite Man'f'g Co 7 Johnson bnk foil... Bates tcerhuclcr...10' j PLAIDS AND CIirVIOTS. Amoskeag Mm. Alabama plaids 7 Amoskeag fancy....... 9)4, Louisiana plaids 7 Baten 8fc Ottawa plaids. 6 Otis B B....... . 8 jEdinburg cheviots.. 9 Park mills. 70 check.12 Everett cheviots..... 9 Park Mills. 80 check13 (dreat Republic chev. 7 Economy check ..... Ji Columbian 7'4 Otis check............. yi, Hamilton stripes 10 Tuscarora 6)4 River Si Je. Vi Granlteville .. 7 I DEJ5IMS. Otis, A X A Otia, BB...... Otis. X Amoski ag Everett Haymaker Amoskeag, A C A... York, 30 in Connestoga, B F Connestoga extra.... Connestoga, C C A... ,11 .10 York, blue. ..14 ..14 ..15 7i ..11 York, slate, Ork, t&ncy.. .14 Oak law 1, A (olumhiau . 8 IX)SIUU.. M r . TICKINGS. ...12iLewi8ton, 3... ...11 Lewittou, 32.... ..14 Lewistun, 30..... ...12 .Oakland, A ...11 iOaklaud, A A... .14 .12 .11 . 7 - "Y 6RA1M BAGS. American 17 iGranger.. .13 Franklinville 19 Lewihton ...11 Stark, A 22,Georgia, A 18 CARPET CHAIN. White 18 .Coverlet Chain 20 Colored 22 No. 500 Cotton Yarn..l0 Candle Wick. 20 Twine 20 The Produce Market. Eggs Paying 14c per doa.. for frenh. Butter Creamery fancy, 2t($25e: choice, 13Q 20c : dairy, selected, 15316c: country, faeey, 13c; fxeth and sweet, 8c: low grades, 34k: per lb. Poultry Hens, Va per lb; roosters, 4c; hen turkeys, bo; torn turkeys, Co; old geesa and well-feathered, per doz., $V 00; ducks, per lb., 7;ic. Feaihers Prune geese, 40o; mixed and duck, Jii 2.rc Kajür-ijic. Wool Bright Indiana. meliam unwashed, 20 ?v2lc: for heavy merino and verv coarse, ViA 'OK; tub-waohed, 2&iM.; burry.traahy aaJcotted, 15C. Beeswax l$20c. Ths Provision Market. Below are the present jobbing prices: Bmoked meat, canvasüed or plain (plain meats not guaranteed against skippers) al C Hams "reliable brand." 15 lbs. average. 10c: do. 17U lbs average, 9?; do. 20 lbs. average, 9'4c; 20 lbs. and over, 9c; do. light average, 10 lbs.. He; do. 11 Iba. average, 10c. "Morgan A Grey's brand." 15 Iba. average, 9!kc; do. 17S lbs. Iba. averace and over. Jte: cottage hams, "reliable brand." 7c: pinnie hams, "Porter brand." c: California hams, Tellable brand," Vc: English breakfast bacon, Clear, "reliable brand," uc; do.clear, '.'Porter brand," fclc; English shoulders, "reliable brand " 12 Iba. average. 6c : do. English shoulders, 17 Iba. average, Kc Dried beef, "Porter brand," lie. Bacon Clear aides, heavy, average 50 to (4 lbs., c; do. medium, average 38 to 4Ulba,7'c; do heavy, average 50 lbs,, c; do backs, medium weight, 7c; do. bellies, 7Sc; do. French flitch, average 6 lbs., ec: belly pieces, average 4 Iba.. c D. B. and Pickled Meats English cured, clear aides or barks, unsmoked. 6c; bean pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs., 112 60; pork, clear, per bbL, 200 lbs.. $10 60: family pork, cicar. per bbl.. 200 Iba. flO 50; ham potk. per bbl., 200 lbs., 110 50. Also K bbls.. containing 100 lbs., at half price of the barrels, with 60c added to cover additional cost ot package. iaxu iura viuKi acute, icuucnx. in ueroea. Tc; EO-lb. current chilled do., 7); la half barrels or tubs. Vic- 48-lb. tin tuba, aio: 2G-lb. nalla. 8Me; 10-lb. pailBw8c. Bologne In cloth, 5Sc; In skin, 6c. Bmoked Sausage In link. 7c FrearCMeats Pork sausage, tn 90-lb. palls, SVe: do. 20-lb. pails, 61,c; do. link, 7c; tenderloins, 12c; spare ribs, 5e; ham trimmings, 5Hc; chop pieces, 4Vjc; shanks. 8c; shoulder bonea, lYt; lean back Siecea, suitable for chops; 6e; pork backs, c; o. iat cloaely trimmed off. 7c The Grocery Market Cheese Full cream. New York, 1212c: Ohio, 124c; Young America, U)& crystal, spring, llc; Swan Lake. 9c. Coffees Common, QlOo: Ordinary, lOVflllc; fair, lllic; prime, 12'4liic; atricUy prime. LOlSVyC; choice. 1314c: Old Government Java, 19Ä25c; McLaaghlln'a XXXI, roasvad, l ib packages, loo-lb cases, 12ic; eo-lb do, 12Tc; Ar buckles roasted, 12JÜC; Levering's, 12',c; Car dova, 12 Vic; Gates' A No. 1, 15V4c; Gatea prime, 14jKc; "Lioa," 12Xe: Jersey, L&c. Sugar CuUoaf. 747c; powdered, timfSi granulated. 6-k46T6c: standard A. 6'4(ic: off A, white extra c. ' ißtöVic: light brown. ; common grades, 54t30Jic; New Orleans, Moiasses and Byrupa New Orleans molasses, kettle, 4a.-c; good, 40c: syrup, 2332c per gallon for common to choice; maple syrap, l 00. Rice Carolina and Lanisiana, H6a. fcpices Pepper, 19; allapioe, lD12c doves, 2025c; ginger, 17022c; cinnamon in mats, 12Ayl5e; nntmegs,76Oc. fcaltLake. m ear low, ei9Ce; dray lota, It 05A 1 14; small tots, 10c more from atom. ' . . , fcUrcJkRefloed Peaii, 2jc per lb.'; Inreira,'

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snMaeiereV extra - em zu pes ; rhajvaa, 12 BO: Ko. 1 mackerel, tW&IX bAlrea, tO vi; in, a maeaevai, 15 oouto; narvea, So oo&O; No. 3 medium, gM: halves, t 5Ö; So. S rnaelaereL ftya 6 oq: naives, raw so: wo. wmte nan, ai ou; naotbnt Mo perkb. Foreign Fruits Lrnvion ;atyer rauaas. aew, ,$3 40; new Talencka, ll$lle; Bultan 14e; kfuoeatel ratstn. two crown, fl 50M3 60; Ccdttornia L. Lh., 12 90; Muscatels, U 76. Lenaona-lAesslBta, 3 7Mv4 so. New Pronee i-urkhth, 4M54e; em tan, do., 84c; currants, 7548c; new figa, layers. 15c Dates Matts. 4,SOc; Faid in ten pound boxes, 99l0e; Persian, in sixty pound boxes, 8c CItronlvew.SSc Lemon Peel ew,2Dc Oranges Jamaica in bbnj., $8 60: Florida, per box, 14 50v9 5 00; calf ovanges. $3 2&03 . Peanuts Raw TCstneseee, 56c; Wilmington, 8c; roasted, 10s; Tennessee: 4$64c; VirgtahM. 07c Bananas ai2per bunch. fJoooanuta 4 50Ä. Canned Woods We quote: Tomatoes. S Iba., tl 20$1 25. Peaches.3 lbs. standard.ti 7V2; 3 lbs., 11 902: seconds, 3 lbs., fl 501 00; 2 lbs., II 45$ 1 60. Pie Pchee, 3 lbs., fl 151 20; 6 Iba, 11 8T9 190; Goofebernes, 2 lbs.. 90ft95c; Blackberrtea. 96 gl 00; Strawberries, tl 500 ; Raspberries, 1531 25; Cherries, red, II 00l 05; white, II 94 r$2 2U; String Beans, 853'JOc; Polka Best Peaa, 1 CO: Yarmouth Corn, fl 251 30; Mountain Sugar Corn, 11 15 ; Standard, 2 lbs.,-901 00; East Hamburg Corn, 11 00: Mackerel, SV 151 20; Pineapples, II 502 00; Salmon, 1 lb.,l 401 00; Tumbler Jellies, 8590c; Cove Oyster, 1 lb. ; light weight, 0CG5c; 2 lbs., full weight, H 851 95; Bardines, French, Vis., tl 75 per doa; Amerloan, yn., fl per doa.; Apples, 3 Iba, 90395s; 6 Iba, XX 50j2 60; gallon, 12 503 00. Tegetables and Fruits. Beans Choice nary, IT 65l 73; raedroat, H 7ft; Marrows, 11 902 00; California, . Potatoes 55o0e per bu. Sweet Potatoes Southern Sweets, U 10 per bbk; Baltimorea, 12 603 00; Philadelphias, IB M 3 25. ApplesChoice new, II 502 00 pet bbL Dried Apples Evaporated, c, common dried, 4Peaes Dried peaches, halves, 44a4e; California halves, llc; evaporated, 16i7c Cabbage ll&Jl 25 per bbL Onion Yellow Denver, 12 5002 75 per bbL; Bermuda, 12 50 per crate; Bpaniah, 12 002 25 per crate. Honey 1820c Cran berries Cape Cod, II 006 25; Wisconsin, 14 00&5 00. Celery 3f40c per dos. Seed. Beed Timothy, 2 10a2 25 per bushel; eJover V 5(ft7 25; blue grass, extra clean Kentucky, fl 10 Sjl 25; red top. 75cA$f 1 00; orchard grass, 2 4t'$2 85, owing to quality; English bine grass, 14 00 per bn. ; bird seed, rape, tsjc; canary, 336c; hemp, 4&5C Coal and Coae. Block, 13 00; Jackson coal, S3 60; Pittsburg, 13 75; Raymond Cit, 13 75; anthracite, 16 25(9 6 50; Highland nat, 2 50; Piedmont coal, iö; gas coke, 10c per bn., or f2 50 per load; crushed. $3 00 per load; Winifredc. 13 75 per ton; Kanawha, 13 75; Hocking, $3 50; Island. 12 75; Btosburg, to. Hides, Tueattaer and Tallow. Ilemlock sole, 21ig31c; oak sole, 3037e; Pittsburg harness leather, 3&3Sc; harness leather, 34e; bridle leather, per doz., 60 72c: do me tic kip, 80tK0c; French kip. 80ciMl 25; domestic calf, 70c(a,tl 10; French call, $1 lol 85. Hides-No. 1 cured, 88l4c; No. 1 green, c; Ko. 1 call, 9c; cured, 10)10!-c; dry salt, 10c; flint. 12c; No. 2 hides, 2c off. Tallow Prime, 4c: No. 2, 3JC. Grease-Brown, 3c; white, c; yellow, Sftc Drug; Market. Alcohol, 12 162 25; calomel, 75JS5c ; camphor, 28m')0c: cochineal, 5060c; chloroform, 60ö5c; gum opium, 13 754; indigo, $1(53; morphine, 12 yor3 10. Oils Cantor, tl 55ßl 65; sweet oil, 90cl 35; Olive Oil, f 1 503; bergamot (Sanderson's), i3 50; lemon (Sanderson), 12 50'i 00. Quinine P. and W SSQ'.'Oc; cinchonida, sue; American bi-carb, sola. 43-3c; English, do., 6i,66c. Bnuff iiarrett'a, 2-oa. pack., fl 00 per doa ; 4-ox. bottles, 13 per doa. Flove a mlphur, J4.ric Turpentine 4(ö0c; English Yenitian red, by bbl.. 2 Vic: less quantities, 3V(c. lodyne f4 00; Jodide potash, t&i 25. Cloves, 20 25c Rhubarb, VOcfcfl 25. Wiudow glas, 70 per cent; doable, 76c and 10 per cent. off. Iron and Steel Market. Bar Iron fl 9032 10 rates; charcoal Iron, $2 90 A3 10; hoop iron, 12 50 rates; Norway and ßweed iron, 4 '4c rales; horseshoe iron, 3c Horse Shoes Burnen A Perkins', per keg, 13 90; mule shoes, II per keg advance. Horseshoe Nails Northwestern, Globe and Putnam, per box, 1450. Cast Steel Best American, per lb.. 12c; spring steel, 6c; tire steel, 3c; toe calk steel, 5c; machinery steel, 5c Cut Nails Rates for tens, Iron, 2 60; rates for tens, steel, 12 75. MisceUaneons Markets. Oils We quote: Linseed, raw, 42c; boiled, 45c; lard oil, 65&&c; miners' oil, 5565c; lubricating oil, 12(Wc; straits oil, 556oc; benzine, 10(3 14c; coal oil, Indiana legal test,9c; 150 test, 9c; perfection, 12ic; water white, 150" test,llc; snow drop oil, 12Vc: Palacine oil, 14Vc Tinner's 8upple We quote: Best brand charCoal tin, L c. luxl4, 12x12 and 11x20, tjtf 25; Ix, lOx 14, 14x20 and 12x12. ti 25; roofing, IC, 14x20, 15 75; 20x28, 111 50ai2; block tin. in pigs, 25c; in bars, 26c iron: 27 B iron, $3.25; 27 C iron, 6c; Juniate galvanLted. 50 per cent discount; refined, 50 and 10 per cent, dinoonnt. Sheet sine, 6c Coppei bottoms, 22c Planished copper, 31c Bolder, 14 16C L.IVK stock; " aaSSSSBBBBBBBaiaBBBBBBSI Indianapolis Union Stock-Yards, Marth 1. Cattlx Receipts, ICO head ; shipments, head. Light supply; meetly butcher grades, and market steady on all grades; pen a well cleared; iancy grades of shippers, if here, would sell above quo tations. Choice shippers grades t Medium to good shippers . ...... Common to fair shippers. Feeders.. ....... 4 80O5 10 4 253 1 CO , 3 5U4 00 , S 75l4 20 3 iXKial tO 3 40r1 90 3 00(43 no 2 2532 75 , 1 5042 00 3 505 50 t 7Vt 00 Stockers. . Good to choice heifers......... Good to choice cows Fair to medium cows and heifers.. Common old cows.....v Veals, common to good ....... Bulls, common to good Milkers, common to good 20 0040 00 shipments, none. Hoes Receipts, rx0 bead; Quality good; market active and a shade higher; all sold early. Heavy packing Light and mixed packing Select light shipping Pigs and heavy roughs Bhxxf aho Lambs Receipts, 50; noce. Hardly enough here to make .14 25(4 8 j . 4 00, 41 1 .. 4 lH4l 10 . S 25('i 75 shipments, a market; prices about the same as Saturday. Good to choice ..H 304 75 Fair to medium .... 3 604 00 Common.. ,....-. 2 253 25 (.'ulis, per head 75l 50 BlMwhsra, NEW TORK, March 1. Beeves Receipts, 101 carloads for the market and 96 carloads for exportation. Market strong and higher: common to prime steers, 14 606 10 per 100 lbs., live weight; dry cows, old oxen and rough f3$i 25. Sheep Receipts, 56 carloads. -' arket firm and higher, with an early clearance- U Vti 50 per 100 lbs. for sheep, and t07 75 for yelling lambs. Hogs Receipts, 121 carloads, all for slaughterers direct; nominally steady at tl 304 60 per 100 lbs. BALTIMORE. March 1. Cattle Generally slow; average quality better; best beeves, 94 htsi; first aualitv, 14 ibm !,; medium. $3 754 35; ordinary, 3J753 50. Receipts, 823 head; sales, 6KI bead. Hogs Supply light and demand fair. . Receipts, 4,10. head; quotations, 15 55it. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2,3.'5head: sheep sold at f-t44 8T. LOri3. March 1. National Stock Yards battle Receipts, 1.U00 head; shipments, 450 head. Market active and firm; all fold: good to choice shipping, SI ."(." 40; common to medium, iCi 4 6-: butchers' steers, 13 254 35; cows and heifers, 12 25sa3 75; stockers and feeders, 12 75(4 20. Hogs Receipts, 4 000 head: shipments, 2,031 bead. Market active and steady on heavv: prices 10c lower on light; butcher selections, $4 20 4 40; mixed packing, fi 10&1 15; light, : 80 (iU 05. Sheep Receipts, 1,100 head; shipment, .".00 head. Market active and firm at 13 jo9j 75. KAKSA8 CITY, March L-The Uve Stock Indicator reports: Cattle Receipts, 869 head; shipments, 67 bead. Shipments slow; butchers and feeders steady; exporters, 15 05O5 30; good to choice shipping, $4Q a; common to medium, S4tt4 50; stocken and feeders, 13 25M 15; cows, 12 4003 30. Hogs Receipts, 5,160 head; ahlpmeqta, none. Choii-e heavy and choice lights steady; heavy and mixed packing weakand 5c lower; good to choice, 13 ! fe4 10; common to medium, 13 703 90; skips and pigs, II 0033 60, fäheep Receipts, 2.431 head: shipments, none. Market steady; good to choice, 13 25&4 50; common to medium. g2 2-3. JCA8T LIBERTY, March 1. Cattle Receipts, 1,451 head; ahipmeata, 874 head. Market fairly active at a shade off from last week's prices; 40 carloads of cattle shipped to New York. Hogs Receipts, 8.0uo head;' shipments, 7,700 head. Market slow; Philadelphia, 4 bO4 60: Yorkers, tl 204 35; skips, S3 75i; 40 carloads of hoes shinned tn Kew York. Sheep Receipts. 6, ÜO head: shipments, 5.200 head. Market active at last week s closing prices. CHICAGO, March L-The Drovers' Journal renorm CatUe Recelpta, 5.700 head; chrpmanta, 1,800 head. Market steady but dull: shipping steers, ,950 to 1,500 lbs., 13 750t5 60; stockers ana teeners, s 4 75; cows, bulls and mixed, tl 7534; bulk, 12 50 Hogs-Receipt, ' 19,500 bead; ahtpmenta, 7,000 head. Market slow and about steady: rough end mixed, u kmi4 19; packing and ship ping, 14 10O 4 40: light, U 75M fc: Skips, 13 Oftv.V Ü. . . CheepReotiptN W head; sidpuseata, 4,0

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Pradnce Market. -. CHICAGO, March 1. There waa a series ef bad crop reports on the Boor of 'Change this morning, in addition to which it was estimated that the decrease in tbe visible supply would be larger than, had been estimated. Under these conditions the market, while opening easy and declining to 845e lor May, rallied under fair buying to 84c. bnt weakened and closed easy at 84e. In the afternoon the feeling was heavy, May declining to 84 c and closing at 84 3-lftc. Tbe reputed stagnatien in the export demand canted the feeling of extreme weakness at tbe close. Corn developed very little anlmatien, and prices showed practically no haage. Oats were steady at the opening, bnt also closed weaker. Pork started in th day fairly firm, bnt it soon tagged ff, aBd by noon had cropped 3&c per barrel lor May. - Deliveries in pork to-day were hesvier than in aay ether speculative article. A large trade was had in both pork and lard. Flour Quiet bnt steady. Wheat ruled firm during most of the session, bnt closed easy; sales ranged : March, 79Vft80c, closing at TOc; May, 84jic, closing at 84K; June, 8SSe closing at fctijkc: No. 2 spring, 79JiSM)t e ; No. 3 spring, 70&72C Corn Tbe market ruled dull and easy: cash. 3t937c; March, 3o&37Jc, closing at 3ic; May, vjiHO'.c, closing at 40;,c. OatsFirm eartv, but ekieed easy; cash, 20(329 tie; March, 2i?4ft29, eloeiDg at 28?ic: May, 32fcJ2c clotting at 32c Rve Steady; No. 2, 59:-. Barley Dull ; No. 2, 61c Flax-seed Easy: N'. I. II 0:1. Mess Pork Weak and 30tS5c l.-cr. -..i, $i )35 410 40; March. 110 3210 65. e . k : ' 3". 10 87; May, 10 9010 85, closing at .ut,2o10 55. Lard Easy; cash and March, !ö8o5 87)4; May, 15 M14&5 95. Boxed Meats Steady; dry salted ahoulders, $3 95 4; short rib sides, $5 35; short Clear sides, 15 75&5 80. Sugar Unchanged. Batter Steady; ereamery, 27g31c; dairy, 14.TJc Eggs Lower at 16ftl6c Iteeeipts Fleur, 10,000 bbls.; wheat, 24,0ü0bu.; corn, 272,000 bu.; oata, 87,600 bu.; rye, 1,000 bu.; barley, 34,000 bu. Shipments Flora, 1,000 bWs.; wheat 24.000 bu.; corn, 177,000 bu.; oats, 26,000 bu.; rye. 2,000 bu.; barley, 14.000 bn. Afternoon Board: ' Wheat Järc lower. -Fork oc higher. Others unchanged. fEW TORlw. March 1. Flour Receipt, 20,223 bbls. ; exports A23 bbls. and 500 sacks; dull; sales, 11.000 bbls. Wlieat Heceipts, a,2.iO bu.; exports, 42.9S5 bn.;rpot a shade firmer but ouiet; options opened Armand advance lll4(yc,ruled easier and closed lower; sales, 2,58t,0U0 bu. of futures and 32,C0O bn. of snot; No.2 spring, ft'iciNo. 2 red. 9lc atloat; No. 1 red, 9t'-c; No. 1 white. 97c; No. 2 red, March, Krr98c. closing at irc; April, ylfl 9-lhc, closing at tr-.o ; May, 94ui.Ki!c, Cloning at f-J-c: July, 95$96aC closing at 9..c: August, Wiy. ?ic, closiug at ft'ic: December, fl 00 closing at tl 00V Corn Spot, lower; others steady ; receipts, 45.000 bu.: exports, 4o,518 bn.; sales, 5?2,C00 bn. of futures and 24,000 bn. of spot; ungraded, 4551) No. 3, 47(M7c steamer; 471 st7ic elevator, iAiie atloat: steamer yellow, 47ö47V: No. 2. 4'. elevator, 5(c, alloat: Ko. 2 white,4iXc; steamer white. 47c; yellow, 49J4e; No. 2 March, 494946. closing at 49,l-ic; April, 4949'kc, closing at 4Dc; May, 4r( lhc steamer; March, 47c; April, 47e. Oats Receipts. 7.1,000 bu.; exports, none; mixed . Western, 37;c: white do.. 39V45c Stocks of grain in store February 27: Wheat, 7,341,842 bu. ; torn, 3,417,071 bn.; oats, 595,321 bu.; rye, 121,401 bn. ; barley, ID,737 bu.; malt, 229,224 bu,;pas. 5,19 bu. HayFirm and fairly active. Coflee Spot lair; Kio firm at 6Kc; options firm and active; sales, 41,000 bags; March and April. 6 80C.'.c; May, 6.85 6.95c; June, .90(ä,7c; July, 6.1to?7c; August, 6.9. 0.7c; September, October, December and January, 7fa 7.05c. Sugar Quiet; refined dull: off A, 5($ 5jc; standard A, 5c; powdered, 6(-6;c; granulated, 6c. Molasses Quiet. Petroleum Firm; nmted closed at 79c Turpentine Quiet at 4)c. Eggs Doll and lower; receipts, 4,5M packages: western. 20,j. Pork Quiet. Cutmeats Steady: pickled bellies, $5 50; do. hams, H 75. Lard Lower and fairly active: Western steam, spot, 16 30; March, 16 23(öiß 21; April, 16 26&6 30: May, 16 30.6 35: June, & 37&0 41; August, 16 50 m 53; steam, fo 20. Butter Quiet and weak. Cheese Quiet and steady. ST. LOUIS. March 1. Flour Quiet and un changed. Wheat Dull but higher. The market opened steady and without material change from itly advanced y Saturday; No. 2 closing at 91cr May, 93(a941c closing atOSTc; June, nomi nal, ?M;,hc. Corn Quiet but steady, closing about the same as Saturday; No. 2 mixed, cash, 35:i54c; March, 35c bid; May, 3Gc Oats Very dull but steady; No. 2 mixed, cash, 2,.'4'291ie; March, 2;tc bid : May, 31?tc. Bye 60kc bid. Barley Very dull and nominally unchanged. Lead Scarce and firm chemically harJ, and refined, t4 72VJ. Hay In good demand and steady: timothy, llt$14 50; prairie. 808. Butler Steady and unchanged. Egga Slow and lower at 14c. Flaxscea--Kominally easier at 1108(51 10. Bran Dnll but stea.y at C3e. Cornmeal Firm at 2 05. Wool Quiet and steady; tnb wai.be!, 27 m 35e; unwashed, 1402lic; Texas wool, 102tc. Provisions Very dull and easier. Pork 1 10 0. Lard Easy st 15 7711 Bulkmcats Loose lots: long clear, 85 30; short ribs, 1" 4: short clear, 15 60; boxed lots, lonj clear, 15 50: short rib, 5 87),: short Clear, 0ö 12K. Baoon Easy; long clear, i' 75f5 80; short rias, S. S(4k 90; Hliort clear, 9.r, 05. Hams Pteadv at S ,'i011 50. Receipts Flour, 4,000 bbls.; wheat, 15.000 bn.; corn, H, 000 bu.; oats, 21,000 bn.; rye 4.000 bu.; barley, 13,000 bn.. Shipments Flour, 16,000 bbls.: wheat, 2,000 bu.: corn, 129,000 bu.; oata, ll.OOo bu. ; rye 3.010 bn.: barley, none. Afternoon Board Wheat Quiet and easy. Corn Unchanged, oats Easy and lower. PHILADELPHIA, March 1. Floor Steady but quiet. W beat Firrr? ; No. 2 red, March, 9l(aiic; April, 9214(ä'J2Uc; Jlay, il03ic; June, laoc Corn Steady; No. 2 yellow, 40,c: No. 2 mixed, 47ca47c;; No. 2 mixed, March and April, 47 47.c; May, 4747c. Oata Steady but quiet; white. STJfö'le; futures quiet butsteady: No.2 white, March. :fti40c: April. 3Hia40c: May. 40 ttoVc. Provisions Steady, with a fair demand. Pork Mess, new, 112: family, 12 50. HamsSmoked, t9 5011. Lard Steady: refined. 7 7 15; do. steam, 6 6214. Butter Dull and easy; creamery extras, 28 1 toe; Western dairy extras, 15 Itic; do. good to choice, 10(12c. Eggs Firm, with a moderate demand; fresh, 202lc Cheese steady but quiet: Ohio flats. cqoice.9lc: do. fair to prime, 7igr9c. 1'etroleum Quiet; 70c a bei test; in barrels, 7ic Receipts Flour, 1,400 bbla. ; wheat, 3,300 bu.: com, 38,200 bu.; oats, 7,000 bu. Shipments Wheat, 11,300 bu.; corn, 20,000 bu.; oata, 10,200 bu. CTUCINNATI, March 27.-Cotton-Qnict; middling. 8 9-16C, Flour Dull: familv, tl 10(31 50; fancy, ft 404 0. Wheat Firm: No. 2 red. 91c 9tic; receipts, 1.700 bn.; shipments, 1,500 bu. Corn Lower ; No. 3 mixed. 37138c Oats Dull; No. 2 mixed, 32Kc BySuiady; No. 2, 65c Barley Dull; extra No. 3 spring. 55&5Kc.. Pork Nominativ at f 10 75. Lard 15 k bid. Bulkmeats Nominal: shoulders, loote, t3 87i; short rib, 15 4.) ; short clear, 60. Bacon Easy ; shoulders, parked, 14 75; short rib. IS 15; short clear, 13 35. Butler Steady and unchanged. Sugar Steady; bard ; refined, Sew Orleans. ,rxv. Hogs Steady: common and light, 13 504 25; packing and butchers-, f4 0e4 V; receipts. 2.900 head; shipments, 700 head. Linseed .Oil Quiet at4142c Cheese-Easy at-9il0c. Eggs Easier at 16c Eastern exchange l-20c discount buying and par selling. BALTIMORE, March 1. Wheat-Western irregular and dull; No. 2 winter red. spot, 910 91 c; March, 9lc bid; May, 93'i.93-;;e. CornWestern lower and dull; mixed spot, 4747)4c: March, 4öJ47c; May, 4&SS46,4c; steamer, 46c Oata-Firmer: Western white, 340c; do mixed, 3038c Provisions Quiet Mess Pork 110 751115. Lard Keünel. 7',i7ic E?ga Stesdy at 1920c. Coftee Firmer; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair. 7?i(ätfic Receipts-Flour, 3,245 bbla; wheat, 4,000 ba.: corn. 78.000 bu.; oata, 2.000 bu. ; rye. 400 bu. Shipments Flour, 2,000 bbnu corn. 77,000 bbls. NEW ORLEANS, March 1. Markets generally unchanged. Cornmeal Quiet at 12 15. HayQuiet; prime, 1719. Coffee Steady. Rioe Inner at 35c Sugar Quiet but firm; open kettle, choice. 5 l-16c: fully fair. 4?c; ccutrifngals f ran ulated, 6 8-16; choice white, ec; off white, LV164J6 l-lic; prime yellow clarified to choice yellow clarified. accond, 4J4c Molasses Steady. Exchange on New York, sight, tl 50; Clearings of the banks, 1,790,147. LOUTSTILLE. March 1. Cotton-Active; middllng, "gC Grain Active Wheatr-No. 2 longberry, nominal; No. 2 red, 93(3 94c Corn New mixed, smya. Oata New No. 2, mixed, 83c Provisions Steady. Bacon Clear rib aides, 15 15; clear sides, 16 15; shoulders, 14 60. Bulkmeats Clesr rib sides, 15 4 ; clear sides, 5 70; shoulders. 14. Mess Pora 111 25. Hams Sugar-cured, 19 6010. Lard Choice leaf, $7 758. TOLEDO, March 1. Wheat Quiet; cash, 20 92"lc; March, 91c; April, ny: May, 93 V6c; June, 930. Corn-Firm; cash, ff; May, 4lc bid. OatsDull ; cash. 82c; May. 35c. Cloverseed Quiet: cash. Match or April, 16 55. Receipts Wheat. CSOO bu.; corn, 17,000 ba. ; oata, 2,000 bu. Shipment Wheat, 8,000 bu.;corn. 17,000 bu. MILWAtmE. March 1. Ffottr DnlL Wheat Weak : cash, 80)4: May, s4c; Jane, 860. Cora DuU;Ka2,97. 0fta-iuiet; 0.2, vnm. -7? Drooping; j. fvc rariey nrm 0. a, Slc. ; revxilcntIXeT lr : Fblh 4?BJSh vt AUwh, 10 40; May. 10 CO. Lard Ptlme teass,

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,n,tw wuia., wucat, ii.tw , vu, parjry, as. arpmsBis-JToTij,' 710 1 btlA; wheafi 7L1 tu; Wiley, 0,740 bn. KANSAJ9 CTT7: March y. Wheat fiteaiv- uV 71; March, 72Vtc asked; April. Vfiia asawa: ANTWERP, March K Petroleum 191 paid sad sellers. CLEVELAND, March I. Petroleun - Quiet; gtandard white, 110, fjc PI'VIHBUHa. March 1. Petroleum Dull but steady. National transit certlfieatea-opened at 79, and tkedai7ic; highest price, 79g; Jowest NEW "TORX, March t Petrolenna DnU, and within a small fraction ot 79c until tha but hour wbea it yieldei and closed at 7tr)ietid, Sates-. 2,753.000 bbla. . . . . TTIUBYILLXL Pa. March 1 National transit eeraieaJes opened at 79c; highest miea, 74e; -1 VrwesOX; closed at 7; shipments, m.uA 1 uuien, ja,! DUia. OIL CITY, March x National transit trtig-, catea opened at 78ie; dosed at 7$c; hhjkaet1 79c: lowest, 784; sales, 7200 bbla.; ckaran, 2,700,000 bla; charters, i,ce bbla; ahipaeata, 99,659 bbla. BRADFORD. Paw, March l.-Narkmal transit tlficates opened at 79c closed at 78: h Wheat price, 794; lowest. 78Jc; mns. 110,11 bbla.; 1 vuuu smpuienu!, 10,00 DD; cnaners, v,7vu Bbls.; clearances, 1,232,000 bbls. Cottoa. ST. LOUIS, March 1. Cotton Reeelpks, 2JT bales; shipments, 1,195 bales: stock. 103,448 baWssalea, 050 bales. Market steady. MEMPHIS, March l.-Cotton firm; middling, l4.e: recelpta 3,620 bales shipments, 2,225 balw; stock, 14M33 hales; sales, 2,ftoO bales. GALVESTON,' March 1. Cotton Weak; net and gross receipts, 1.454 bales; exports coastr wise, 5,113 bales; sales, 26 bales; stock, 5,906 bales. NEW ORLEANS, March I. Cotton Firm ; net receipts, 13 bales: gross receipts, 1435 bales; expert to Great Britain, 9,400 bales; to the continent 1,784 bales; sales, 3,000 bales; stock, 3C2,t bales. KEW YORK, March l.-Cotton-Tho Port In Its cotton review says: A good business for funis deliveries has advanced prices 18-100 to 20-100. At the third call May brought 9.01c: Angust, 9.04 ; eptember, 9.05c; October, 9.04; November, S.M. Futures flofed firm ; March, 8.85; April, 1.9 Jo; May, 9.03c: June, 9 13c: July. 9.19c: August, 9.27; September, 9 9c; October, 8.96e; November, 8.92; December, .93e. Whisky. BT. LOUIS, March 1. Whiaky-4?10. dKCDTNATI, March 1,-Whisky -Steady at 1 iU. CHICAGO. March 1. Whisky Steady at tl 18. NEW ORLEANS, Mareh 1. Whisky Unchanged. . iry eoods, MEW YORE. March 1. Dry Goods The market has been more quiet and though a fair quantity of orders are in buyers are holding off for private reasons in the way of stronger values. Destructive Fire. PITT6BUR, Feb. 28. A llomstead, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, special says: A fire broke out here shortly after 2 o'clock this morning, which destroyed six buildings and damaged several others. The flames were first noticed in Ilattigan's saloon. An alarm was sounded, bnt the building; being frame, the fire was beyond control before the Fire Department arrived. The flames soon spread to the saloon of Richard Holt adjoining, and then to Bowers' tin shop and the office of A. W. Idlinar, the agent of several Pittsburg newspapers, destroying them all. The total loss was $14,400, on which there was insurance of I'j.100. The origin of the lire is unknown. Kidnaped His Own Child. Cincinnati, Feb, 28. James H. Keld has for some years lived unhappily with his wife, in this city. About two months ago he disappeared under a financial cloud, going, it is said, to Minneapolis. Yesterday he visited the home of his fathor-in-law, Colonel Witheis, on Walnut Ilills, where his wife and a four-year-old daughter. Hazel, lives. No one was at home but the child's grandmother, and Reid, seizing his daughter, put her in a carriage that was waiting outside, and vrea drawn rapidly away. Mrs. Reid has commenced proceeding of habeas corpus to recover the child, and will apply for a divorce. CONSUMPTION CURED. An old physician, retired from practice, having bad placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the rpeedv and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat andLung Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having letted its wonderful curative powers in thousands of canes, has kit it his duty to mak it knowu to bis suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, 1 will send free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in German, French or English, with full directions for preparing aud using. Sent by mail by aaoressing witn stamp, naming tnis par. . A. ;OYs, 149 power s Block, uocnester, Y. " - CONSTOPTION CAN BE CUESD. 9. UkLU wa Cures Coughs, CtoldsJPnertmonlaiConeumption, Bronchial Difficulties, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma, Croup. Whooping Cough, Influenza, ana all Diseases of the BreaXhine Organs. It soothes and heals the Membrane of the Lungs, inflamed and poisoneofcy" the disease, and prevents the night Sweats and the tightness across the chest -which accompany it. CONSUMPTION is not an incurable malady. HALL'S BALSAM will cure Jrou, even thongn professicmal aid ails. For saleby all Druggists. J0H2TT. EENLY & CO.. New York-i 3yWrite for Dlnmlnated Book. V TOMBSTONES afw often erected over persona who would to-day be alive and -ell if they bad put prejudice . and poisonous drug aside and accepted the honest offer wc have ( been making' them for years past. That offer is, that w will send to any one sick or ailing, our Electric Medicated Appliances to suit their cas on 30 days trial. If cure is made we tnakc no charge whatever. It Mt tlii afairtftrl Wc are daily curing severe cases of Rhcamatiini, yspep&ia, Kervousness. Debility, Diseases of the Liver, Kidneys and Lungs, Ac Illustrated book giving prices and full particulars, and blank for statement of case sent free. Addm nmiacraBCTi Did You Suppose Mustang Liniment only good for .horses? " Jt is for inflammation of ali fiesh. ' - ---,- "

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