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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-05-26
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE ISDIANAPoLIs
. .- WHOLESALE MARKETS.
MONDAY EVENING, May 25.

MONDAY EVENING, May ..
In general IL may be said that trade is in a
healthy condition. In some departments there
Is complaint OF dulluess and wish expressed
10 see more money come in and less goods go
out, which means that the buyers are more free
than the payers. Credit on retail goods is the
bane of business. In dry goods there Is good
steady trade, with is quite satisfactory to the
mere hants. Prices unchanged for the. week.
Provisions are strong and steady; crowding pp-
ward a little every day. Corn is dull and suffer.
ing a lille decline, which must be but Temporal
ry. Wheat is duh and no promise of i'm
prorement The lumber m4sket is good for
buyers and builders, quotations being reduced
on leading articles. trte
(Quotations are given for the buying prices Of
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
dot1r and other merchandtse-f y DID,
.l.r.rr. .rrnrL lanr Irfna N
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 25.-The dry goods business
Is quiet With Manufacturers agents, and the
job6ing trade was checked by the Indictment
weather. Cotton goods are quiet, but steady In
price. The print market continues unsettled,
and light styles have dropping tendency; bor-
dered prints are In good demand. Dress goods
and shawls are quiet. Heavy fancy cassimeres
are moving more freely.
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GOALS only sold by the hundred pounds.
The scale of prices is as follows:

WooD-Is quoted at 81 5o@5.
GROCERIES,. ,r. -..,----
There is decided weakness In eoheeS,
BRooMs-Common, 81 25s medium. - so; ex-
v o 9. * star. isaS0c per pound summe-
pTe HTasE re5 at is5Ssisc for prime to
ca eocs Roasting grades of Rio are
33 pHrea at 25@5s: choice to fancy at 81
aEc, %he1 for Lagusyra, and SsS0c fol
RICE-CaroIins, seloc; Kangoon, s749s1s
PaIn l 9aassS; New Orleans is quoted at sHalOc
Esnnsd is ns sSs II 19sfSt for 1S GARD ioio'
'V SpIcEs-Pepper, zsgac; alispice, lsgsoc;
cloves, ~ es sal :cassia. d@5oc. nn. l0
s!HTrfIFse e :. l5aa 20; Ohio river, 81 soa, 90
SopA-English, 7@71zc; American, 61z97c.
so.ps-Indianapoli German, SIC; Proctor 4
.,smbe's and Works German. 7@7fzc- Rabbits
iV r. Gunpovder is quoted at 75c@sl so; I'm,
,srisI sNc@si 20; Hyson. sl@l 70; 0olong, 60c@
n English breakfast 6o@soc.
black toSscco, sss &C. bright
navies and quarters, 5s@0oc; smoking brands
%oonxs wARx-N o. tubs per dozen, SO 90;
No ditto, 50 90; No. ditto, IS 90; No: Churns,
common. per dozen, $40 81; No. ditto. 81 30;
No 3 ditto, IS So; No. cedar cnurns oIass
bound. s2iaa: No. 2 ditto, s2oas2l. No. ash
churns SIS; No. ditto. SIS; No. ditto, s4 stave
half bushel measures, y 80; hoop IRON pouno
sleeves, 1915, 81; ditto is, 81 50; o buckets
two hoop, 81 OOa2 10: ditto three hoop " Sg2 ~
HAY AND STRAW. .a
Nothing new can be reported for this market,
and trade continues dull.
Hay Loose Timothy is quoted at sl5@l6 per
ton from wagons Tight pressed is quoted at Sl6
@l7; and loose ditto at sio9I7, and " more nom
store. .o----- $3.50
pound, or at 81 5O@5 per load.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 25.-Cotton-Is dull sales
were made of middIing uplands at lScsS,
futures closed steady, with sales of 1890 bales:
as follows: Seller May, II 1910 bid; seller June,
August, sz@ls 25-S2c; seller September, IL 1850.
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brick. sS5 per NJ Fire clay, 75c per bushel.
Building brick, e6.59ga according to Quality.
Eafh, pine, at 50 So Hair, 40c per bushel. ais,
los and COS. s4.0; ~ andssss s45; q and 50; -
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BREADsTUFFS

fine feed at s22@2i, aud middling al SAg%.
WHEAr-Dulf. Red is quoted, In elevator, at
81 2o@i 25; for amber. 81 sesi IS, and no white
offered. n t Irtu .lf .t,flf
UORN-IOoking blue. Clear yellow and high
mixed shelled in elevator Is quoted at 6l@B3c /;
well settled at any price, say &c. q sfL.
OArs-Quoted at ls@5lc Tor white, per bushel,
delivered In elevator. -
at 81 Or for choice grades. sss-. ni
BARLEY-Q quotations are held az sl.50
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'NEEw'7aooHD s.

,,,rxtoek or Dry Goods, Millinery and Notions
for sprinQ end summer In now very Iun anu
r<1rn ulerer me purchases were made oy 11r.
Ayres In person, who remains in New fork the
entire season and buys only when the goods are
the riaht kind and quality, and the prices are
ne very lowest thai cash can. obtain TO farm-
80 and mechanics We can offer the best goods
n the marx en- at prices aslow as any house 40
he We "a and that very few houses can dupli-
ate. Oome and see for yourself.
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IRON AND STEEL.

Business is improving and prices are firm.
BAR IRON III inch 70 inches oy n lncn 20
inch, 3. A; inch to Ia inch, round, y. 4; other
sizes at regular list prices.
HORSE SHOES Quoted at So 2506 81. and mule
shoes at 81 25a7 30 per keg, standard brands.
Horse shoe nafls-Putmans IS, 26c; An Sable,
25c Great Western, 80; Northwestern, 25c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

l. scenes u- laiI. IsDIASAPoLIs, May "a
There was good market at the yards, with
bout 40 cattle, and everything sold out clean,
prices. cunning from 81 50 TO Q. Demand for
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p, ydTINNERs, STOCK AND METALS.

Trade Is good and fmproving. I'm plate IS
quoted, &c, f0x14, charcoal, FIRST SIS 50; TX
SIC 50 &c. 4x20 roofing, Tin ,s2 So &c 20xS roofing
Tin, &c; and other sizes ~ the usual proportions
sic. No. p iron ., &c: No; q smooth iron c, 7c.
count from the new list Zinc, per sheet lie: per
cask, l01zd. Pig tin, Straits, SSc: bright an
neaied wire, Nos, to s. Sc per 10, and other num-
Il bright, snd2uc for Laqucred, by the bundle;
solder, timers, &c. 49, IA
WOOL Market qf,;et- New wool has begun
to arrive in snnPI quantities.. Quoted for
washed, Is ss0c: or fleece washed, SSgicc. and
for tub washed, s59f7c. Il s,2 - - is.
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sovKRNMEsr SECURITIES.

@The purchasing prices for Government bopos
iy Indianapolis vary from the New York quota
tiIls kzl Der cent.
GENERAL STOCKS. rl
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COUNTRY PRODUCE

TALIow-Quoted at SIC. - -
HoNIrY-Is quoted NJ a 5094 IS per barrel.
HosEy-Is bought at 21z92oc per pound.-F
OSIoSs-Worth IS per barrel
MIG Potatoes, 81 4091 50 per bushel
for Peachblows, and hard 10 get. New potatoes,
69s6 81 per barrel.
IS x,, now seatnrres have been developed in thin
81 a nd tr,tde continues good Assafoetida Il
ouoied AZ seast,c; alcohol al elso@2, alum, per
s,ound.< 4>z951zc; cemphor. per pound
Efs5sc; cochineal, per pound, S995c; cnloIo o.
iofm, per pound, 81 Oel Is; copperas, barrels
per pound. 2 &c; cream tartar. pure, 45@i7c; In
digo, per pound, 81 10el 80; ncorice, Calab, per
pound. genuine 495Dc; magnesia, carb, OF,
per pound, 5O@4Oc; morphine. II. W. ounce,
30 75c57 %; madden, per pound, l69lsc;
oil, castor, No. 1. per gallon, 81 l5e2 .;
So IS TO 10 90; quinine. = 55e2 90: soap, cas-
tile. fr.. A@i6c; soda, bicarb, Kegs per
pound, 79sc; salts, epson, per pound, 4@5c;
snuff CARROTS pack, per gross, sl7; SNUFF, Car
rett's, per case Of dozen, sl6; sulphur, flour.
per pound, 596c; .saltpetre, per pound, O92oc;
turpentine, 500ztttc.
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Cement Is quoted at s2.25 per barrel. Plaster
Paris-Michi gan, $3.50 per barrel; Newark, - per
barrel Lme-Huntingtsn, 35c; Flat ROCK 0e
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New YORK, May 25-BEEF CATrLE.-Fresh
onerines to-day were 500 head. making $3.50
week; the quality Is good generally and the de-
mapd Is fair at sustained prices or 80 75tali for
Texans; $40 75@lz so for native steers with Re W
inos s at s2 71es among sales were 81 cars
cwt, sll@l2 30; cars, ~ cwt sll 50; cars cwt,
sl2 3; 10 cars ~ cwt 81 IS; - cars cwt sI2 6oa
-; L. cars. ~ cwt 81 6Oali IS; "A ears. ~ cwf
gil 24l2 90; cars IA cwt, Sill 5o@l2: cars,
cwt, sll 259ll so; Ill cars ~ cwt Sli 35all as: 10
cars Missouri steers, cwt, Sill %: cars. 81 cwt,
sio 20; cars Texan stillers, 81 cwt, $40; cars.
~ cwt, SIC and cars still-fed bulls s. 2595 Is,
live weight. a 1rllr IS -i4iicI. - 80 =
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The receipts were $500
head, making Hs330 head for the week, against
lI,1J0 head Tor last week; demand rather moder-
shorn and sheared sheep ranged from S5a7 25 :
spring lambs, l0@l35zc per Id; sales of sheared
include cars Ohios, 20 lbs. average, 81; cars, 50
car IS lbs, Is s., and car poor do. ii lbs, IS.
HoGs-The arrivals yesterday and to-day
We're H,04O head, making $3.50 head for the
week, against $3.50 head for last week; none Of
fered alive; dressed hogs are In fair request at
81 S1s97 20; heavy weights at outside figures.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
were s,ioo head The market is fsi rfSs Re
tive ana lrm for good shipping steers, and log
&c per ext higher sales OF fair choice steers AZ
Tor lots averaging Is owt.. some choice Tefans
Dr0ughtS. Shipments, 2l6O head. ilr'Cm !
Is i ss s ana sfs assa 10 sor
mon TO extra; most sales OF good to choice at
8 A@sSO;; "a sDa,0O for inferior 10 common
prime to s.Ir ssorted p ss = 49,
head. 5-7a9- IL - nsf1 = = r. T
Subscribe receipts were 100 head. The
@s 3 for fia TO eood hipmsnfs si head
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FRUITS, NUTS. ETC.

Are In good demand at firm rates. The quota
tons below will be found to be nearly the same
as last week.
NUTs-Quoted: Almonds, soft shell, 2S925c;
ilberts, lYc; walnuts, French, lie; Naples, 26c
Brazil nuts, l5c, peanuts, law, o@I2c; roasted,
llH9l2%. .rHIa
FISH-White are selling per half barrel al
E97 90; Quarter barrel. % 5Og3 81; kits,
81 3Uai 35 Family white fish. half barrel,
S5a5 81; quarter, 81 6Ug2 IS; kits, 81 I0gl Is:
California salmon, per half barrel, sl2; kits IS So
Mackere, new mess, half barrel, SIS; quarter
barrel, S.; kits, s. so; extra No. l. half barrel,
s1ZsI3; No 1, half barrel, ssgi0; kits, 81 o59l IS
No. 2, half barrel, sS9s so; kits, 81 4U9l 81.
Cod nsh, Sole Lake herring, half barrel, s595 81;
quarter barrel, g. 50; kits, 81 10; Holland her
box, 4Oc; scaled. 45c. HaIibut. smoked. I5c
No spring pick erel, halfbarrel, IS to so; quar-
ter-barrel 81 50; kits 81 70.
FOREIGN FRUITS : Oranges, .. box, 50.
Lemons-Palermo and Messina, II W; dates
lU@l4c per pound; new raisins, layers,
crown, .s.s 1894; double crown, 81; Vaien,
cha raisins, Halle: "i'ana, l6@lSc; drum
figs, l6c; layer fts, ls@o;; citron, 33@S6c
currants, s9lOc; Turkish y. uiies, new, l41zgl5c.
CANNED GOODS-In good demand Toma
toes, lbs, 81 5O@l 60; lbs 50 35@S So Yarmouth
corr, 81 sU@2 80; Mountain sugar " IS; Torphy Is
26U: Baltimore do, 81 10; Peaches, 2 lbs, s2 3bsh
50 pie peaches, lbs, 81 IS: blsckberrfes 10
3lOO9s -; strawberries, z lbs, 81 60gS; raspber-
Ties lbs, So; whorteberries, 81 2552 so: pineap-
pies lbs, 81 5092 IS; green peas, lbs, e 5O63:
string beans, 81 7e@2 salmon, 10, u 7593-. do,
lbs, 81 2594 So
I FUEL.
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET

CIScISSATI, May 25-BFEF CArrLE-The
ceipts the week OBS CATTLE $3.50 sheep, 1910
hogs; The market Is slow but steady; nearly all
sold extras are scarce and nominal at " 5@S %,
So 5oe6, 81 s. as %. s3 2504 25- .f.f !
SHEEP.-Tbe supply is better, but L@1zc
lower; wool sheep are quoted at s596 80; sheared
at s495 50. t.- ''''ta 81 -''ti
HoGs-The market is strong for inferior grades
and dull for inferior grades; all good hogs
selling for 81 S006 ~; inferior slow at 81 sO95 So
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NA1Ls-Quoted at iod 10 sod at "a Is per keg,
and smaller numbers &C the usual advance.
SrEEL-Sandersons best english tool, &c
Americ an tool, 2oc: spring steel, ~ inch l2lzc;
IL inch and over. lie. mill pick shapes, SIC. y
Tools : Axes. simmons ipatent,s sll; ditto
plain, SIS Is; MishawaKa silver steel, "a Cross
cut saws, Atkins improved patent, SOC per foot
ditto half patent, 65c clipper saws, sc; light
ming, Go; carriage bolts, % per cent discount
from list ih..i hsrofls ian1Hst-slfr ulf-ds
rs slsA frd .rahoi Oliis.sssD1 a. f5asa0lss
!, tihseed oil. raw, q 0ssi o., boiled, q o7ai o.
Lard oil, current make, winter strained, s09S5c.
Tanners oil. ssraits best, s5g7c: Banks best,
GO965c: Labrador, U6S5c. Refined coal oil, 141zd
l5c for standard xn<oline for lamp 291c; lulbri-
eating and machinery oils, S95Oc. tro ,sils,r o.
.,,o,,.,~, .fcsaI
Dealers are holding their stocksnrm and bay
Bulk meats are held at &c for shoulders
&c; Cor clear rib, clear &c. Bacon shoul-
ders, TIC; packed clear rib, l014c; clea-, l05zc
breakfast bacon nc. Hams are Quoted at l2,zo
lie. sweet picked hams, ia,l sfs5lc -
Nv isGi ss9n7d I SEEDS. lo -nlimsis ~
Timothy is quoted at sss Is; clover at Is IS
Aaw fnN n
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EAsr LIBERrY LIVE STOCK MARKET

EAST LIBERTY. Pa, May 25.-B. EFF CATTLE
Arrivals, including Saturday and sunday, LIS
cars; medium are quoted at So z5@675; common,
IS 5o@5 rs. a- t.s
HoGs.-Arrivals, including Saturday and Sun
day. 81 cars: best Philadelphia are quoted at
s. 35a6 20; Workers, IS 50@5 90. .-i-
sHEEP.-Arrivais. including Saturday and
Sunday, 8 cars; no sales; best, IS SO96; medi-
um, 81 i595 Is. s moi Zoo D lfiQ
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DRY GOODS

The market is fair, with good trade, but
no marked feature 10 cali for comment. ,tff
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., f2t9c; Pepperell
TfcKISG-Omega,s2 inch ,221zc; Amoskeag, ACA
25c; A, &c; Oonestoga, A Medal, DC; q Medal
lie: extra, a, lsc; extra, A, Z2<c; Lewistown, 81
inch, 261sc ditto, ~ inch &c; ditto ~ inch, 2lc
Paid, 24c.
SHIFTING SrRIPES-American 6-3, l2c; 49, lie
Whittenden lSc, l4c and l5c; Union, l4c. Ice, and
lSc.
TTIss-ordinary. l21zc middling. l5@lTc:
CAErET IctHAIS-white. Sc; colored. S7c COW
erlet warp, &c.
PRINTS Washington, American, Richmond,
Oriental, Connestoga, Merrimac, 91zc; Francies.
lOc; Green stripes, lie; Garner Prints, S1z@sc
Freeman, &c; Standard shifting Prints, SIC;
Alboin solid colors, Ice; Peabody suitings, &c.
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Uc%; Nash
Vile, iI15c; Vaudeville, he; Idaho. l01 &C.; New
Albany, l01c; stark, Al, ll1zc; Laurel, D., lie;
Laurel H., IGc; Park, SIC; Granite, B., 10;
Bedford, r., TO; Pepp. N, SC; Pepp. o., S1ac
Pepp. r., l0lc; Pepp. l. 1l19c.
BLEAcHED SIfEETINGS-Lonsdale,l 31Sc; Hope,
NC; Blackstone, l21zc Mascmonet, i415c; Hill,
- 1zc; "a, lie; Dwight Star, l21Sc; Vaughn, AK,
SIC: hed Dog, TIC; Quaker, &c; Cambrics, Ions
daie zUc: Young aTrier, loo JaDez Knight, ~.
CHAIN BAGs.-.Anoskeg, A.. sue; Lewiston A.,
sic; Stark, sc; Union, &c; Banner, BIC, i.l
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"Ihave hesitationi in ginventors tbattbey
eannotemploy man more competent aud trusflpoi-
fhy and more capable of putting their in
Atorm to secure for them early and favorable con-
sideration at the Patent Ohlce.-EDMURD BURKE
late Commissioner of Patents" -'
mt. II, II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY an
pcAtionsf for Patents having been almost
every case Such unmisakable proof Of great talent
ana ability on his part, leads me to recommend AL
inventors to apply to him to procure their patents as
they may be sure OF having the attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasopab
charges-JoHN TAGGART."
Boston Jan. ! ,ls74.-lyI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-03-27
RatIroaUs.
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD.
WHIT
s ;;Lii.i;i ARRANG EN- NT.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
LEAVE BRATrLEBono at 1870 and sara. m. at2:00
and $3.50 =. m.
MAIL TRAIN-Leave st. Adams al 40 a. M, Brattle
boro at $50 y. m.--conncctng at New London
with steamer for New York
NtGHT E1PREss.-Leave Ogdensburg at 1900 M,
Montreal at $3.50 p. M, st. Altans at 7:20 p. m,
Drattleboro at 4 40 a. m.-arriving at New London
at II us a.
MIXED TnIIN. Leave white River Junction at :25
a. M, Rutland at 9;4O a. M, Brat leboro al e42
a. M, arriving at New London at rs p. m.
MIXED TRAIN Leave White River junction at 4. 55
p IN, arriving at Bratteboro at 1910 p. IN.
EIpnEss TRAIN.-Lcave Brsttleboro at 2 200 D. m.,-
reaching A1iller's Falls at 2 80 p. m.
GOING NORTH.
LEAVE BnATrLEBoRo at $40 M, 10 80 a. m, 80
p. m, 10 :20p. m.
MAIL TRAIE.-Leave New London at 100 q. m, Brat
tleboro at 10 sc a. m, for White River Junction,
Rutland, Burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and
Ogdensburg
MIXED TnA1S.-Leave Brattleboro at 6:40 a. m. for
Bellows Falls and white River Junction.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leave Miller's Falls ut II 40
arriving at Brattleboro at 2 40 p. IN.
ACCOMMODATION TRA1H.-Leaye Now London at 8;l0
n. M, Brattleboru at 80 p. M, FOR White River
Junction and Rutland.
NIsHT EXPRKss.-Leave New London OF 2;ib p. m ,
Bratleboro at 10 go for bite River Jun ction,
Rutland, burlington, st. Adams, Montreal and
Ogdensburg.
Pullmans Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars are run
on night trains between Springfield aud Montreal.
]. W HOBART, Gen Supt.
st. Adams, VT, Dec g. 1873. soft