davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARK ETS
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

MoNDAY EVENING, November 2.
There was better feeling in grain, prices In
Chicago being reported firmer. Reports from
Liverpool continue favorable and it is not out
side Of possibilities that the stock Of American
breadstnffs may be turned to reasonable
equivalent in cash yet before spring. Provisions
were a little weak, but only from transient
causes, the price OF hogs being well maintained
at about cents advance. Yesterday the firm of
Coffin, Wheat, Fletcher * Co. began killing
hogs. They will slaughter from 100 to 1900
daily from this time on till the close of the
season In dry goods there is fair and steady
trade with prices unchanged. The hint of cold
weather last week gave wooden goods start,
and as soon as the mercury goes down this class
of goods will move actively. There has been
good average trade in groceries since the last
review of the weekly market Collections have
been no freer, but as hogs are beginning to move
and corn and wheat are bringing better prices
there is a hopeful indication of loosening up
in country finances before a great while. Sugars
have remained weak and close at stand Of
IOJ<c for strndard AS East. The decline has
been by eights and quarters and slow at that, so
that the trade has not felt the change as If the
decline had been a sudden one. Tne demand is
good for the season and stocks are well assorted.
Coffees remain firm with a tendency upward
and light stocks in first hands East Prices
range from q TO 25c for fair to choice grades.
The low grades roasting are UNFIT for the retail
trade in their green state and go into consump-
ton as roasted coffee through the spice mills.
Starch firm. Oats unchanged. SyrupS and rice
quiet and dull. Brown firm at the recent rise.
Rabbits soap has advanced lc per pound at the
factory and all soaps are somewhat higher, ma
terial being so expensive.
Sales were fair for Monday, the list reported
being as follows: 500 bbls -four, pit; cars new
sheIed corn, pit; 100 bbls flour Oowell), So; car
No. white oats, 5lc; car white oats, soc; car
No. new white corn, on board, 6Oc; 100 bbls
-four So Sc 100 bbls flour, S.; car new No.
white corn, 60c; car new shelsed corn, S.; do,
Gac; car potatoes, 95c l do, soc.
Quotations are gwen for the buying prices OF
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
hour and other merchandise.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

SEW YORK, Nov. 2.-F1our-Is quiet and
unchanged: receipts, 900 barrels; sales were
al 40; common 10 good do at 81 60G5O 90; good to
made Of superfine Western ana state at 81 20
choice at s. 0595 55; common to choice white
wheat Western extra at S. 75(g8 10; common TO
good extra Ohio at s. 1895 O,95 IS; common to
choice st. Louis at s. 9ogS CO., closing in buyers
mand: sales were made at 81 l5a5 20. Corn meal
lis firm; sales were made of Western at u 25t9
s75. Wheat-Is293c better; Chicago strong, in
light supply and fair demand; rec sipts $4,000
bashelS; sales were made OF No. spring at 81 Oh
al j3; old No. spring at 81 09al l6; No. spring
at 81 00a1 O2; No. Chicago spring at 81 O3asl Ot
No. 2 Milwaukee at 81 e5@l 06: No.
Duluth at 81 Is; ungraded Iowa and Min
nesota spring at 81 03gl 49, winter red Western
at 81 l7@5l 2I amber Western at 81 229l 70, white
Western at 81 279I SO; winter red Illinois ut q Il.
ley--Is firIn; sales were made of Lake Shore at
sl37; prime Canada West at 81 AZ. Barley malt
Quiet and steady; sales were made of Western
at 81 20. Corn-Opened steady and closed heavy
receipts 1900 bushels; sales were made OF West
ern mixed at 92c in store; 9lG92c afioat; No. DO
at S4GSec. Oats--Are frmer and more Setiye
receipts 5000 bushels: sales were made of mixed
Western at 5986lc; white mixed Western at 5S
@6l1zc. Hay-Is steady; sales were made OF
shipping at 60c Hops-Are firm; sales were
made of 1874 at 3S@45c; 1878 at l5q2oc; 1872 az IL
were made Of Rio at 201zc gold. Sugar-1s duli
and unchanged; sales were made OF fair 10 good
refining at Sk@S5kc: prime at SIC; centrifugal at
SIC; refined held hrmer; Muscovado at oskc;
hard grades at u@l4c; molasseS grade al ege
Lite. MOlaSseS-Is dull and uncnangeoi safe
were made OF Porto Rico at 4I@1c.' hice-is oull
and unchanged: sales were made Oh Carollla al
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
Custom receipts, sS0i000.
Treasury disbursements, S763 OOO.
There will be no New York markets to-mor-
row.
Money active and closed at 412@5 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady at 81 SEQ
4 81 for 10 days ana 81 81 for sight.
Prime mercantile paper at 5@7 per cent. for
short and long dates.
Gold, 1lO1z@llG5s, the opening and closing
prices.
Borrowing rates. l-32 per cent. until Wednes-
day and 1a7 per cent. per annum; loans also
made fiat.
Ciearings, s29,OOO9Oo
State bonds dull.
Govern aentS firm.
Railroad bonds are lower for Chicago & North
western consolidated and Pacific railroads.
Stocks fiuctuated but slightly, with general
downward tendency, the closing prices being u
as per cent. below the highest prices apd gen.
orally at the lowest point of the daV. 3he de-
cline was most marked In Pacific -, Rock
Island, Northwestern common and cAfsn Pa
ciic
Tne total sales of stocks to-day were l07 900
shares, of which 5000 were Western Union, q 600
Pacific Mail, 600 Lake Shore, 1000 Union Pa
cific, 6,00U Northwestern, 1000 Wabash and 1880
Ohios.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
HOT BLAST CHARCOAL.

A French gunmaker has invented rife
so arranged that the breech is opened by
cooking the piece, and the charge being In
trodaced, the breech isclosed and the gun
fred by touching the trigger. The car
fridge consists Of hollow ieaden cone
filled with powder and closed a. the bass by
means OF q piecs of cork. At the moment
the cartridge is introduced into the breech
the powder escapes by small hole in the
cork, and an impercsptihle ball of fulminat-
ing powder, which forms the printing.
takes its proper position. Tbs triple action
OF cocking, loading and firing is thus effect
ed simultaneously, so that man with very
little experience can fire twenty rounds
minute. The cartridges are stored in an
iron tube. which is placed parallel with the
barrel and contains thirty balls, so that the
piece may be fired as many times almost
without any interval and without re-
moving the stock from the shoulder, ae
there is nothingt to be done but 70 cock and
pull the trigger.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
a @ a r d
Trade Palace, Oct. 2,


To the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your lmme /.
date attention to the best selected
stock ofDry Goods, Notions and
Millinery ever brought tothis city.
By oivinq our Individual attention
to tuying in New York, we have
secured a line OF Silks, Black
Goods Dress Goods. Domeucs,
Woolens, Flannels, Shawls, Table
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, mo-
tions and Millinery, at such rates
and on such terms as enables us
TO offer the lowest prices known
since 1852. Our prices are alike TO
All. and Granoers as well as 9TH
ers will find at no other house
more attractive goods or lower
prices. - ~
Il. 8. -AY RES g CO.,
TRADE PAL ACE.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
FUEL.

WOODS quoted at 81 5095.
GROCERIES
BRooMs-Common. - 40; medium. 81 75; ex.
CANDLEs-star. l9a2oc per pound, summe'
CHEEsESQuoted at i71ssisc for prime tc
OoFrEE- stronger. Roasting grades Of Rio are
quoted at 20E92lc; fair TO good at 2lHS22Hc
prime at 2S129241z; choice to fancy at 216@25c
24@241zc for Laguayra, and 3iG35c for Java.
MoLAssES-New Orleans, old, O@7S per gallon
RrcE-CaroIina, S@s1Sc; Rangoon, 71Sas,
Patna, sA@S4; Louisiana, S1<aac.
sUGARs-New Orleans out OF ne market
for exsrs {; and ii5ssiSc for u hard; Sssiiow
'ssprs sPfeE4Pepper. sP zsasc: ailspice, 2oa27c:
cloves, 65s7cc :cassis. 55@55c. ''fo' 'O'
SoAPs-Indianapolis German, &c; Proctor 4
CANDLES and Works German. 74971zc. Bsb-
TEAs.Gnnpowder is quoted at 75c@sl 50; I'm
perial 60c@sl 20; Hyson, sl@l 10 ;oolong, oc9
81; English Breakfast, eo&S5c.
ToBACCO-Royal Gem is quoted at S0@S2c; Monp
or Navy, 62965c; black tobacco, 5O95oc; bright
navies and quarters, 5SS6oc; smoking brands
swARE-No.tubsp per dozen 80 5OalO NO.
ditto, S. 50@s; No. ditto 81 50aS; No: Churns,
No ditto, IS so; No. cedar churns prass
bound. .S2l g22; No. 2 ditto, s2oaS2l; No. ash
half II bushel measures, $ So; hoop iron bound
ditto, 50 t097; keelers, five in nest, 81 %. mea
sleeves, 1915, 81 1922; ditto Is, 81 0o@2 So; o q
g. S5M2 40 q, rt
SYRUPs-59Sl. tt.l
SALT-Lake, el03g2 10; Ohio river 81 S0@l 90
sODA-English, 61z@5c; American, $3.50.
HAY AND STRAW.
Nothing new can be reported Cor this market,
and trade continues dull.
Hay-LoOse Timothy is quoted at s20922 per
ton from wagons. Tight pressed Is quoted at e2O
and leose ditto at s22, and " more from store.
srRAw--Is selling at 45@5oc per hundred
pound; baled, Sl2 per ton.
HIDES-1he following quotations are fur-
nished exclusively for the Sentinel by r. w
Bauzher, dealer in hides, No. 30 South Meridian
street, indianapolis: Best city green hides
&c: best city veal skins, lSc; bess city KIP SKIN
7aSI<c; gree salted. S@ec as to cure: dry salied
hides, lI@lsc as tc cure; dry f1nt. tS9i5e as &C
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

cure. Sheep skins are quoted at 5scesl accord
ing to quality.

cure. Sheep skins are quoted at 5ec9sl accord
ing TO quality.
IRON AND STEEL
Business is improving and pr1ces are firm.
BAR IRON IL inch to inches by z< inch to
inch, 3. 4; inch to l% inch, round, 3. 4; other
sizes at regular list prices.
Tools = Axes, simmons patent, sl4; ditto
plain, Sl3 Is; Mishawaka silver steel, 81. Cross
cut saws, Atkins improved patent, 55c per foot I;
ditto half patent, sc: clipper saws, 55c; light
ming, CSC; carriage bolts, 80 per cent. discount
from list
HORSE sHoEs-Quoted at s6 25@s so, and mule
shoes at 81 2597 50 per keg, endard brands.
Horse shoe nails-Putman's SIS, &c; Au Sable,
25ci Great Western, &c; Northwestern, 25c.
NAILS-Quoted at l0d to God at "a Is per keg,
STEEL-Sandersons best English tool, 25c;
IA inch and over, lie; mill pick shapes, SOC.
OILS.
Linseed oil, raw, Sl@S2c; boiled, S69s7c Lard
oil, current make, winter strained, 81 l09l Is.
Tanners oil, Straits best, 65@70c. Banks best,
60965c: Labrador, S09S5c. Refined coal oil, l21zla
DC for standard; gasoline for lamp 2@25c
lulbricating and machinery oils, 35@6Oc.
PROVISIONS.
Summer lard, l4zc.
Stocks in this market in entirely exhausted
All quotations represent prices at Cincinnati.
Bulk shoulders, nc; clear rib, 10c; clear, l01zc
Bacon shoulders, &c; clear rib, l21zc; clear, l3c
SEEDS.
Timothy is quoted at s393 25; clover at 81 O0a
Z 25; fax seed at 81 so.
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.
MONEY MATTERS.

In this city there is no question that
money is hard to be obtained in the ordinary
lines Of business. 1t is about as hard to keep
mp legitimate business as it was twelve
months ago in the height of the panic. Yet
there Is not that fear and apprehension, for
1t is known business activity must grow
and that the land teens with abundance of
the resources OF wealth. In Chicago, the
Inter Ocean says: Business generally seems
to have diminished. This is indicated by the
smaller amount of clearings this week than
last. The decrease of business at this time
in the fall, just before the pork packing be-
gins, is the usual experience. The tall trade
in Chicago seems to have been satisfactory
to the great majority of merchants, and
though the average iprofts has been small
the voiame of legitimate mercantile bust
ness in the month closing tonight has been
greater than in any previous October. There
IS also reason to expect that the winter busi-
ness will be an equally favorable compari-
SOD with former years.
The San Francisco Alta of the 22d says:
The shipment OF treasure this week has
been as follows:
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.

ItOA1NIi
Are In good demand at firm rates. The Quota
tons below will be fouEd to be nearly the same
Is last week.
NUTS-Quoted: Almonds, soft shell, 29G25c
hlberts 79lSc walnuts, French, lie; Naples. 15c
Brazil nuts, ,29l4c, peanuts, raw, S9l2c roasted,
llh@l2H
/ FOREIGN FRUrrs-Cosst oranges sIlal2 per Dbl
Lemons-Palermo and French, IS 5O@1O 90; dates
l09l4c per pound new raisins, layers,
are held at So 25@3 80; London layer a 90;
Muscatel, crown, 81 009i 25; double crown, 81 25
al 5O Valencia raisins, 1dl3c; Sultana, l69lSc;
layer figs, l999c; citron, N946c; currants, 91z(9
l0c; Turkish prunes, new, l2&@lSc.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
rRv Talao-ra nh 70 Tho sorfInnn

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts for
the week were 6.562 head cattle, 1918 head sheep,
y,725 head hogs; the market ruled slow at the
first of the week, but closed stronger under
small receipts and better qualities: sll selling
from l4@hc higher; extra sold at s. 60a6 90, s. %
as 25, So 7594 IS, s2 2543 %.
SHEEP-Ihe market is active and firm: ali
sold at So 25@4 50.
HoGs-The market is strong and higher; sll
sold to-day at s. S596 90 at the close; the wealth
er too warm for packers: no buyers over 81 % for
Tomorrow.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

Total since January Is29 757 283 O9 S2368i, ,7S3 70
The steamer for China this week carried
mostly trade dollars and silver, the former
to cover drawn bills. The latter has become
a drug, and some of the leading mines talk
of 8 epsrating the gold for coin and holding
the silver for better price. For the East
this week there has been renewal of the
coin shipments. That drain, with the sums
paid in for duties, comes to exceed the COIN
age, the combined movement having been,
FOR September, e, ,957, ,275 against 81, ,260, 900
coined. This month the coinage is less and
the excess of outgo larger.
The return from the Bank of England for
the week ended the l4th inst, gives the fol-
lowing results when compared with the pre-.
yious week:
Rest... ......f s,oesy2l2 Incresse......-E 22,SO2
other deposits.- 2l,sf7,7f9 Decrease. 433,l22
ON the other side OF the account:
Govt securities. i0,l56 No change.
Notes unemployed s.7NeS5 Decrease ssSiiO
The amount of notes in circulation Is
E27, So, ,430 being an increase of e57 ,080, and
the stock of ballion in both departments is
E22, ,066 256, showing a decrease of G573, ,3l6
when compared with the preceding return.
The circulation of notes in Switzerland
averaged, in 1873. francs 47,6sl, ,756. against
francs I6. 900, 600 in 1869. At the end of 1873
the % banks of Switzerland had a circula-
ton Of francs 65, 200, 900, with capital of
francs 81 ,322, 900.
FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
We anticipate by one day the close OF
che month, as our record is kept in even
weeks, aud present herewith our usual
monthly statement of the imports of foreign
dry goods. The total for Octoberis is less by
balfa million dollars than for the CORES
ponding period of last year, a million dol
lars less than for October, 1872, and two
and a half millions less than jor the same
time in 1872. when the aggregate was S.
6Il.g75. The following is comparison Tor
the last three years:
r,poRrs OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS AT NEW
YORK FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER.
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Cotton-Is held higher;
sales were made Of 95I bales middling upland at
l45zc; do Orleans at l5c. Futures closed steady
with sales of $500 bales as fellows: Seller
November, IA ll-l6c; seller December. IA 27-32c;
seller January, l5fc; seller February, Is l5-32c;
Keller March, 10 25-S3c; seller April, l6 l-l6c; (;
seller May, l6 9-32c; seller June, ID E-s2c-
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LosDoS. Nov. p Consols, for money and sc-
count 92Isc; 5-Os 1866, l0o1S; 1877, l0914; 10 41s
1857. new Is, los. New York Central, 9lc. Erie,
2611. Erie, preferred, 4Sc. Tallow, 46s94ds I'd.
PARIS, Nov. 2.-Rentes, 62f 25c-
ASTwEBP, Nov 2.-Refined American petrole-
um, %.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.-Cotton-Is a shade easier;
middling uplands, 75s97<d middling Orleans,
SsaS14d. Sales, l2,UOO bales, including 1000
bales for speculation and export, and $50 bales
American. Breadstuffs-Quiet. Cheese, lis Cd
Lard, lis Sd.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

toes, lbs, 81 4Ogi so; lbs. 81 90; Yarmouth
corn, 81 65; Mountain sugar 81 90; Trophy 81 co.:
Baltimore dc, ,S292 60; Peaches Eastern, lbs SEQ
"a 3Ibs, s. % pie peaches, lbs, 81 75 Western
packingk Y Id, 50 2592 IS; do 3lb So 35@S50; black
berries 81 60@l 65; Strawberries lbs, 81 3o92 so;
raspberries lbs, 81 5o@2 So; whortleberres, s225
lbs, 81 25@2 So: string beans, 81 75@2; salmon. 1
Id, 81 0092 25; do, 2 lbs, So 6O@S rs.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKEr.

was very quiet in consequence Of the impend-
ing election; the market for cotton goods was
duil but prices are unchanged; cottonades are in
better demand by clothiers; ticking and plaid
Osnaburgs are in fair request; prints are quiet
in first hands; wooden goods for mems wear
dull; blankets and fisnnels are in steady re-
quest for small parcels; foreign goods dull.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

the port.........s7, ,l52, ,so5 ssS6l2,745 ss09O6S2
During the corresponding month Of last
year the stock in bonded warehouse in
creased, but it has recently diminished,
there being no inducement to keep over
anything which can be sold. The total
thrown upon the market is nearly three
quarters OF a million more than the total
landed at the port.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

Cement is quoted az " p per barrel Plaster
Paris Michigan s3 IS per barrel; Newark, SIS IS
per barrel. Lime-Huntington, SIC; Flat Rock
Soc per bushel. White sand, q per barrel. Fire
brick, s3a7 per hundred. Fire clay, 75c per
quality. Hair, 4c. Nails, los and DOS, $40; IS
and 81. Ss.T5: IS and rs, IS; As $50.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
'INcINNATI IRON MARKET.

OtNClNNATl, HONeLnOof Eoft-
The market continues dull and with little that
is encouraging in the outlook. some further
sales of round lots OF foundry iron have been
made private terms There is a moderate
demand for soft irons for immediate consump-
ton. There is some demand for forge iron, but
only at low prices.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

S6rude1Quiet; sales were made at 725<a7se Al
aaSks1s IA 'e5 landing; renqed at lc Philsdelph<s
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

MILL FEED-In fair supply. Bran and shorts
are quoted at SIS 5O@l7, fine feed at sls920 and
middling at 50.
WHEAT-Better feeling. Red, 9099Sc; amber
81 COAL O7; white, 81 05@l 10.
UORNLClear yellow and high mixed, shelled in
elevatoris quoted at 69g7Ic; new shelled, 5SS6Oc;
new ear cora, Soc.
OATrQuoted at 5O95lc per bushel.
RYE-Is lower. Quoted at SIC.
BARLEY-Quotations are held at 81 l09l II
6UILDING MATERIALS.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKRr
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-BEEF CArTLE-Receipts
for te-day were 400 head; the market Is dull
and prices are nearly nominal fair TO extra ma
tive steers sold al - 006 80; stockers 81 25g3 s5
head.
HoGs-Receipts to-day about 1900 head; the
holding OFF on account of warmer weather: sales
were made of poor to choice, $5 2595 40; most of
sales were made at 81 6O96 90 for fair 10 good.
Shipments, 5000.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-ReceIpts for to-day were
100 head; the market was dull; sales were made
al 81 50@4 so.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

THE purchasing prices for Government bonos
In Indianapolis vary nom the New York quota
t1oAs Hal per cent.
GENERAL STOCKS.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKE

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
INDIASAPoLIs, MONDAY, Nov 2
Inc market was not brisk one n full sun
ply being in the yards. OF go cattle offered
about l5o were disposed Of at the same prices "A
last week, say good shipping steers are worth
u 30 to IS 25, none offered; best butchers' stock
sS 75 to "a; common and thin, q Is to g IS.
lot OF about 60 sheep sold at s..
py the butchers. Kingan Co. received g75 and
Killed the usual number, 100. Regular quota
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-BEEF CArTLE-The re-
celpn Gel Ior today were $50 head, making total
ior M Lhe week OF 1850 head, against L, 30 head
lor tne same time last week; the quality OF
fecelPts were medium, with few good droves;
t. sns uehsnu was falr and the market decidedly
better, but not active at the advance frorn
Friday OF Hc; all grades of best natives sold at
ferior at S1z@9c; Texas and Cherokee cattle sa
s.4c, sales include u cars Of Colorado cattle,
steers stveIsgng Sewt al At sase cars Of IDdapa
nois steers averaging 81 cwt, at IG1zc; bears do.
averaging 81 cwt, at q tgl0llc; cars do, sversg
steers averaging cwt, at iII[aise: ID cars do.
averaging "a cwt, at lO9lSc; II cars DO, aTerag,
ing ing e{2gszs ewt al l093921c; cars do, sverag.
ing % ewi, at;Sz @lO11c; cars do, averaging ~
eSMt, at ilt9l21c cars do, averaging 81 cwf, al
cars ~ 1srs 90 averaging cwt at II@l2[c;
averaging cwt, at 7GIl3c: cars do, averaging
9@91Sc. Va WV az
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receiprs for davs
were o,4O head, making 3O,ZO head for the
Neeh agalnsl * sSle head for the same time last
WEEK WEEK, tns demand was moderate at sd5S1c per
40 .vF sheep, and 6AS7szc per 10 for lambs; sales
!.cIude cars OF Kentucky sheep, averaging los
IDS, al &C cars do, averaging 90 lbs, at 5a55<c;
cars do, averaging % lbs at 45x@45so; I car Of
Indiana sheep, averaging l04 lbs, at 51<c car OF
Sanada sheep averaging lie lbs, at 5J.eI car OF
Ohio sheep, averaging 81 lbs, at &c: 1 car do.
averaging 81 lbs at &c; l car do, Averaging Is
lbs, at &c; car of Kentucky lambs averaging N
IDS, at &c; car of Canada lambs averaging y
los, at 1zc; car do, averaging 50 lbs al 6<c ana
car do, averaging IS lbs, at T5xc.
HoGs-The receipts for days were II 500 head
making 42,55O for the week against 47Os0 for the
same time last week: live hogs were drmer at
lS2. NC
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET
EAST LIBERTY, PA, New. 2-BEEF CATTLE
receipts for days, 1915 head. total for the week
mus lar, 1,lIi head; the market opened with a
ngnt run and light demand; only 2O3 buyers on
hand yet and very few were sold; sales were
msde OF best at So l5d6 62%: medium al S Goa
doGS-Receipts for days were l0,S5 head,
total for the week were 4, 900 head; sales were
made of best Phiiadelphias at 50 S0a7 90; York.
ers at S6 OOG6 %.
SHEEP-Receipts for days were 29O0 head
total Tor the eek were 10 head: sales were
made OF best grades at 81 5098 IS; medium 81 90
9i ~; common, s. O094e.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03

No new features have oeen developed in this
market, add trads continues good
The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-11-03
FOR CONSUMPTION.

Tot. .ents. FOR con.-si,ss7.i5s ss.4z7'59S si,5l