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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-16
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Note: ask for PONDS EXTRACT.
Take no other.

"Hear, for L will speak of excellent
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Destroyer. Has been in use over thirty
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almost instantly by external application.
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IN pamphlet form, sent free on application to
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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-16

Covington Friend: We understand tina
certain parties in Chicago contemplate
forming company of capitalists for the
purpose Of developing the mineral re-
sources In the south part of this county.
With this object In view, q celebrated
geologist of that city spent several days
last week in the region of Coal creek,
making EXAMINATIONS and found exteI-
sive deposits OF a superior qaslity of iron
ore, and was perfectly elsted with the
result Of his lsbors. In view of the above
stated facts it Is not unreasonable to sup
pose that measures will be adopted for the
erection of furnaces and other appliances
for manufacturing purposes.
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wAU LEES LUCK.

BE LOST ON FULLERTON THROUGH MIS-
UNDERSTANDING.
The Cleveland Leader tells the subioined
story on the prosecuted pig tall: Wau Lse
had long wanted horse with which TO col
lect and deliver his "iaundry" work about
the city, and during last week came to the
conclusion TO buy one. On wednesday
evening, while aimlessly strolling by the
Kennard House, he heard the pool-sellsr
shouting, "How much TOR Fullerton, gen
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-16

sullivan UnloD. Last SATURDAY Eight
bur glars entered the store OF T. w. Ayde-
lotte of Carlisle, blew open the safe and
extracted 81. $50 in money and . consider
able amour. Ia nctes. Toe notes have
been recovered, but no clue TO the money
or the rsscsls who stole It has yet been
discoyered.
, 1876-02-05

ily maekcrn, l,clng higher. Carbon oil wns Arm anil
either oils stcahy Butter anu cl,aese met With Tho
rstia demand.
Lumber wns in moderate iemanh ii former prices.
Hardware, nails, ni11 metals remain lnteL though
there ii .ftttc life In nails 1t tho current rates.
This wool hnl seed markets. wsso very quiet.
1lhr was dns and thn tNettr grades wore easer.
tbs offerings OF all grades be!pR large. IiiAer.
hops. anil trrom.corn were unchanged. The
demand for roa1try was sgatn rood, and at fresh
atock wsn firm. thu offerings being moderate. Eses
Arm. tho enn,!nucd cold weather having 1hethsa
tho rceerls md induccd scilvs Inquiry from Es-
ta!less anl Others, who bought IN anticipation III
rise, Hence the offerings Of frsh are decreasing;
and there may set 10 opportunity to t'poss OF the
preserved stoek which Is nos. and has beru all Win
Ter, ntlnoat unsslab1e.
FORKlnS tlOUts
received at Chicago C,ttsoms for tie twenty.fonr
l,o,rA ending at p Feb. l. Hid: Field, Letter
Co., l cnsc pitk; Gillrrt Hubbard + Co., 10 caa.s
linen goods, Lyon iiea'y, cases musical intsr's.
neuts; A. u. Ateetcr l. Co., 40 tons pE-lrou; A. A.
Btu,,ger, eatcs oil paintings; dooch ihrber. 10
cases chez %e; Erltx Frautzen, l hllellf Duty
collected Feb. :, is71, Sal
rnNE1aH EXPORTS FROM CH1oAu0.
Tho following tahle exhibits tho direct foreign o1-
ro.tA sfun Ccago for ths weak eulIug Jan. ~. aud
Gincc t. .
, 1876-02-05

grets, tsSai6So; ". VI i6N to,t i9XFsiso: do head
light, It's def, i+aaHoi eftr. winter lard OIL $1.o76s
l.ln: No. iac1 $f.oU; No. 7aABUc; llnscrd. raw.
dc: boiled, ,G7c whale. winter hteaehed, 7Haaoc;
spern. t1l6s125; nestsfoot oil. strictly rMro $ll6t
ssrs.ts, ssc: pumbsRo o aoxA7te; turpcntino, !an;
1ao; West vrgnta Ola. NATURAL 70 deg. aso natural.
90 dtR.. 900 reduced. adtR.. 2Aac3o.
POULTRY AND Eagg-Ntts urrner. Poultry wsa
wanted by retailers and shippers and, NJ tbs nf-
ftrnak 1iRh tho advance Was has!ly maintained
Eggs were held higher owing 10 Tho cold weather. t
qun.e: PorLTRT-Chekens, 9tal1c per h: tnrtcya,
19faHe: dness. il9i2c; aeeac' "ailo. E"as-
pOTAToE8-Tha rail reeeirta continue small. md
Aro in fact, scarcely ruttccahe Tho Rrocers arc all
amply supplied, aud the noighlnriug tsrmess atand
rtsdy Ia contribute The weather permits, 40
that rrleeA ato kept down to pnnt where country
shippers cannot operate without loss. smAll ha!os Of
psachblnws made 1t 31a33c.
changed. Glover sod Il 3s.eolsaos In amsl lots and
timothy at {2.7oa3.45; pr1me Wan quoted NJ 39.30.
Hungarian sold at sc, and car Of choice hs1 1t 10.
HAtT-Was ateady and rather ques: onondsga
and Saginaw hnct .35 Canada do, &t.i1; ordinary
eosrse, Him. dairy, without bags. s276: dAry, with
bags, $l.eo: Ashton dairJ, per sack. $50:
WUUI4-lemaina Quiet. The etock horo IL not
heavy, though larger Than at this tto yrar ago. and
draw trade. The or1cfs for smsll lots Tor I'M
mediate wanta, and iu3crs evincs no de1tFe to depart
fron, thls way Ut buytng Quotations: Tnb-waahed.
rsnlp, iBnksc; do, poor 70 good, 4A946e; washed
ccct, Anc, 1ood-condh!ohed, a91l9c; wAshel coaree
snt medium do, Aut643u: unwashed, fne heavy 70
Light. 2ssa3ae; do. coafse and medium, soQ533o
Ft ~ ~ r. rnr1n,rru t,o,t,rtr. M. VI, .s.o. T.,
, 1876-02-05

sellcr Aprt1 at aoi,aio.c. and seller MAY Al aka
4iKe. iii cloaIns ii tha o,lstls Csah No. cinsat ii
EM bu ii ii, hi al AZ svn roI hu sv 10
n s "a aC lu ncw uiIel at hkx 3YLc t0I IL, nav
rrirrieJ II HoIU)Lr; Lao uu eara st t4a:pr: 1n0
In bY rsmtc ii 35aayo % tFsck; ani lliDU III do at
a1,s;ss tsc trec ~ bo4rd cars, Total, f&;ioo l,.
tATG-Were rather oulrt and eo.{er, Thero rnsc I
few buyuR ortlets M tho uor early calling chiefly
for Anil md March bit se on etiIRs wt,s smali and
often lcIA Above htyers limits hcncs littIe was DONE
su lhe market was soou deserted by ls usual oncra-
tors There waa more irsl,ix early In cash at 3oai
9to for No. q Tho arkst closing a. shout 30,ic ltyo
sold at nba2G1sc, Hntnrlfa met With moderate In
gntry from tho local rttslera seler March sold at
3tt,taNAc. He!ler April II atkt73iHt. anil May It
94%3the. all closing Al this range. February ulnac
ot ;!ie selIin1 at ,.sain. Csrh saa. were reported
IT n, ,t0l hn No. Al aNt93fo 1,2D but rctecfc, At
Aa3lho: i,No bn by sample at 1saQs:s3c, on track
and tHD bu do ns a0t1a5c, frce Gil boafa, Total,
31O;N hu.
KYE-"As rather gMie! and sts.iy al G7Gab74o for
fftnlI No. an OH@ioo FOR Raniilcf. Hatrs wcts To-
ported of fo bl No. and a0o bli by sanpiu Al the
nis,vo qnotailons.
nAniEY-Wna sery qn!et, o]'ttons nvtraginR
, 1876-02-05

Withdrawn from ssore on Thurssisy fur city
sumption: 142o hn wheat, 81 bu rye, HIS hu hurley.
The following grain waa inspected lna b.ura On
Friday morning: . NJ. n. y. wtlex,, III cam
No. N. W. do, Il csrs'No. spring, "a cara Nh. do,
IA cars rejected DO tll0 wheat); II ears sh.rntxed
corr, % car1 Mo. do, ~ ears n0w mixed TO. 40
rejected do, gra1le 10 tl0o eor);
whtte oats. II cars No. do, cars rolectad do {ln
oata) 8 cars No. rye; cars M. hurley, u
No. . do, cars rejected do tlA harlcy1. Total, e1s
ca:h. OF A,ucU Iu. Inspected out 1.e3 ba w'leAt,
{H hu cot ECO bit OATS 49B bu rye, 75 tn barley.
Corn In the ei9htorhood Of a0c per bu. for fscduR.
end hogA III hu netshhorhood Of 1a0o per ITO Ia live
weight, condition Of bngs neyeF before witnessed
tu tAia market. A 1u1chnc rspable OF turning corn
Into PORK with the required ceierity would mako
millionaire Ut tho snventor IT, few weefA at thtsa
prices Great Ia tho soekgrower this winssE snl the
hog u Ills proat.
Tlo appearance OF 1900 bu lot Of WHEAT on tho
street yoseraay morning caused great surprise among
Tho boys. Dang the irst out this month It wsu re-
E~rded With considerable inserehE, and performed
Heavy round Of duty befosc thu c!ose Of tlls day.
1he petition for un inquiry to tha value Of certain
teozrama 10 ths Board of Trade received uun,erous
tansurea yeaterdly. 1t s claimed that sotns OF ,to
terH1Ans, those OF Deorbuhm for instance aru nus
ceEi,bo Of much improvement, md ought to 10
changed. TheT0 members Of th4 pua7d pf Trade
who critical ouough 10 examine tho liverpool pA-
revs and eircu!arf, aud Compare them With The tells
kEAho 01 te kAm0 utte Suu {Ae1o Pe0o Ate precisely
lhs oura who ste Ieast satisfied with eIstpg arrange
mtns. OF courpo, the appointment Of a ccnn!stca
wuuli eakba people to teIl what they know Gu the sub
1ec and 1t il to ba hored that tho matter will 10 dull,
Investigated.
Tha lsadnR produce tuattsts wero again tFsegula,
yesterday, but ths majority frmer. ptoytstpu'
wers baoysnt. anI what stronger. Willie cos Joeue
stu further. Ihrre nut mich lnterest exhibited
in other insrkets+ The wrptlsr was Que, just cold
eIniAh for ce.ufort, mud good many operators
inclined 10 look for fuw Mesks Of winter Yst With cs
al Lo'tusu snow in sbuuaAncc hogs In greater plenty
| AMI harder coru.
Gf1ce1iss we1r In moderate doIuand aud ate4dy.
Bolns VI Tho lradAg smE"tsed xt4p'ts, smuug them
ooueea sul tsss, 1to n rather uss1tsd 4tats Fenl
tnG tue dcesIoa u Conkr+ss In rsxAr 10 tho tasiE
Its reported that duty os lOc psr h will 10 levied
ou tess, and tls furs naturally ssua tn create 4.
| fteltngt though New Yurk etchauya states that
It bscttss ttis or eonras auunY tAers thsrx.
Thu demand for dry gools up to t]e recent ay.r
sge, tie Dtdrrs teLg tucay snal an for sueh guods
required by !ute.lor merchants 10 keep w he..
| assuEtmruts. Prices were unchanged. Dried isulta
especially imported satiees were n fair request aud
al were s:tsdy. Fish vtss u mode1a,s duuaua. fam
, 1876-02-05

The following instruments vera ti'ed for record
Friday, Feb. I:
CITY rnorEn1T.
West Thirtccnsh place, u! Il v of contss av,s
state III, BIZ It . Of Adams It, I, 2oKl0o IT,
North iaI lasalis Il, cor Of Ok It. l. i a
aloa ~ y dated F:n. .t:..;.......:..;:. l3,ooo
is IT, dated jan. 5000
clybonsn av, Isl Il n " of shetfeii av,swi,
601llD II, with buildings, dated Jan. N.... 1890
Lot 70 ttss. a5ss q stes'1 y "a ,iea fes
uaSara @ It. ia ii Il iea.t: ii, I. azioo
&, d4tcd Jan. 81: 4.;.......:....:.. 2.0oo
dated jan. y u. Henry Eoa to Q. ). Ham,
ofearl ' ii, il $40 II ii weasr ". az ~
rs #. dated Nos y is1s; ;.;:.;.:; aooo
7d1s21sa 6ld y. dated Aug: 10, 1885,. 7,eoo
f,3ox1i51,4 II. dated Feb: J........:.:.... 0.oo
Schiller IT % r. Of North Clark st. I, 1ss.1a
Schiller iii It, t' ss @ Il q Sor. claii Il,
1sV IT, dated Jau. 1aco,
r1att ii. al 2.ioft : Of Morgan 81, 5 {, aaxloo
Dissn % i. ~ I. oi Soiti AZ. I, sSiisaI Il,
,,ssst datea fsb III: :; =; i;.;;a,aa ~ *. $500
is It. .,,tod Tcb $500
NoIrH " ClHY LIMITS, WITHIN A RADlva Or MILLS
OF tOUnr-ii -ii0rAE+
Fullerton ~, 2eo It wof uurlbut at, I. 2S1l7a
HourH ov crfr LlAIEs WITHIN AAbIua oPf MILEs
c0URr-11ouAE.
Stewart nv, bet Forty eighth st aud Rodnay nv.
D'ocka Ito 4 In Gr!tlita'a sufdiv!sluu, dated ~
parrousia ", 10 II Il fifiy.aiat IT. iii ''
xl2s II. dated Feb. 1.s00
, 1876-02-05

sne: essr siS. laXs Sa'n. issaiso. IsrdWsf.ss Idsi.s
tst dull snd &sssd1: es'1ds, si2isai',oo; rshnai
liur1sn--pall and heavy. e1tspt e1tr., wh,cb Il,
% a:arrs and hrm; Weatsrn e1'sAs, 2t925o: ars,s,
f'xrnotxuM-FrmA and unchanged.
uRockntE*-conee dnll and nominal; Tlo, lsto
""s*'-f''@'f; isr s3;la; a,r,.x.
nea ssass; :.r = fy f:r, ssS7:s; pilns ss'a !.
stricttt pFlms, 7t@7kc.
ns prims e eGoss 20 ss"cd so: :n sSs
MT fe,nsnnE; sao; tick 4, ,sas w.
XXX, N.2Haa75: cADtca and faulty, $dD&t37.lj
Coak:h11t-QnIes *nd htsouR,; h.la 4 $40.
9anAtx-corn Nrm; w1its, s3o; yellow hrmss n q
hsavy e afr!yo. sai.so ..kti. Bacon aTn,; ~; SSt
Is; ..!t !ae,s-NotSns doas I'D .esds i,sisS ~
pe5s5.'. 12As; .,: refined, lae; s'sI ls,ie; .
.cortxE-EnseF: oFilnary to prim., i7siaa; Job
WallsSS-lteeiinei. ti.Dai.la
Ttmothy held A i2.7s: ia1, fl.bo.
..my s.ts oh.o .n and'sna sa fas
6.s4; high grades. a7.eoas,ta ~
3s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T,,e11 s. Ies, rsbn.';.n4 i'd
~ Fl sassss s'ss sa 'ssR ~s: s sstts:
"'.HS.t ..NF.,Hs
sMu.Aa-r.tn; st masteh. I'LL, w..
,,.staH' nst'nrSecp C.p .no hsn' nes aosk s1ss hnd
ri.uoIu II coMny; -. oMrns, ataaHt nrsist 1s93ic;
nr.ts iaSa1e arg "F's'' 3'u'10e' "esssa roAst
"snt,s nt.. .nsR ~ 3y., x, ,-, .,, ,o.>a,.,,1.
~ H ,aI1a,.a -,e" 'osk a1A's' 41aSA'Ae' "eae
efE, w.. nn'. a.Mss.1us ;sss W..,,,,r.,,, s,..
wArc, fresh, 1'a2o; 'ye..s.n. do. ie9slsa,
TotEDo. e. Feb ;. t-ftorG--Qnies .nd M unchanged
usAlSEMhen ata Jill; ho; white WABASH, N9t:
No WINE altch!gAn, $l.3as4; no. 90, NIa; extra
VINO niehlgan, *a:s1H; no. ! amber Michigan,
tl.NH: haTel, M ti:2a; No: amber, tlosk; rsjeesd
seo; sae. Sotn au sna ho!nsnn: 1,en n5ea 1sd
| t faei ontscu iof alafeh a. 4h:tc: HAy, i9e: low
mixed; atAo' no grade. 4ae; 10, l1a,ton M!eh!.
gah Elcyakof, a!hc. uala quiet and sesdy; No. 3
jo:te: #n1tc. ave: nneAlgan, asc.
GLusIA 9,Ihu-sn.Vatto ~, O.
n. r1, ~ nna mxntsa; a.eo.
,o M,t 1 e. ~ eahi "Ae.t otoe" nu c'fn.
'orn nu CIV; ,..,s t,u" en efo
~ nna ~ ~, @ NV Ds''' "hea" '''' oo' ooAs
4''o'' w 'a'7' n'ns. T., ,,,,u,u
| ..-. MlLWAUAhE.
| AtltWAuKGFt feh. h.t:-FLouG.Quiet and atehdJ.
tnA1s-Wneat M sseauy; ~. !. SlgiE nara. &!l5H.
70. y elo0s Mhrch. 9i.tH!{ Anr1l @i:0lA No,
o1u; I , w ~ peI, Is e'fpy, ~. ., sse. ps , unh
e4 ~ EciSr. Nu ,,, hIsI y; a1ics anu
~" 80 q. ts 10 laset vA;te, w. Aoua!
oso' ts!ee.eu spfiuE s'c' 19o IL 4s'f ue4nAn" and
, 1876-02-05

TIM 18th nal snd bankcrs cacussc that It Will rt.nlt
In tllmnuon Of lhe htock Of Nnla IN this market.
The mercantile situation calls for no trne!ri co1h-
mont. The hti1lNr of failures occurring IL not nlstt-
ina nn although there IA mt tbs ut1oHt ecnhae"ee
III what cnsttltra tho whnlesan Rrotety ltata iera
i tn dry goo,H degree .! confidence not witnessed
for The past twn ytar1 Tho movement OF Western
AtaptrA has etr k0nuwlht checked ny tln nnrnla1h.
ebe weather, whit, llts ,nale 1t tnrosslhln to hail
grain tho dirt roaia tn The rs1it0a!s western
railroad receipts havs, therefore, htt A.
fectcd i n,lortaut sections. Tho go1 prize II $l0.
grrtntacl1 rins tbs week has ranged between &as1o
md $sH.s?
NEw ronK, Fe +.-t'nld opened and clofed NJ l19's,
w.b s,cs In tho Interim al i13; carrying rates, 3s.
Governments wtro atehdy.
1.tIroaa bouls weru generally active, and in some
carc. higher.
s!s.e securities worc steady, oxcnpt TonneAsces.
w.c!, src lower.
Tho stock market opened weak, ausl dsclncj, e1.
ccpt for somp Of tho Wtsorn shares, bt enbssuent-
v bee firth, aud advanced In tho anssrU lts. After
meridian theEe Nss retnrn TO wcakhess. and The
Invest prices OF tls day wcre made. Tho chief Ac-
tir!ty was In Pacific Mail, Northwestern St. lhnl,
Lake shore. Western Uninn and Ohloa. Ths Granger
hnus the market recovered i 10 from the lowest
ruit. and closed acyn Ind fcsertsh tt partial
tim. rnaIhc 3Tnil, nh!os, Anl Western Union ~frr
the weakest on tho TIT. Among THE talca were al,UM
tacnc Mali, 81 ON Western Uniot 2U1O Northwest
crns, 5000 It, lauls, 4a,o5o Laio shorc md 2o,n0
OhIos .... ~.
Money market cany: A85. rrmo mercantile raper.
6S}oH.
Customs recetpts, s22l 600.
The Asalntant Treasurer dlsbufse1 $0J3t033.
Dry goo<is imports, Il, sU02.
Clcssinga, tI0,oo09o0.
, 1876-02-05

QUIZ F0TEt0S TlAUE FuN I5Tb.
Imports aud exports bath cotnue to show great re-
dactions III money salue: but ly means M equal
reduction in buk Of merchandise. Ho great indeed
has been Tho decline Of prices bot!, st llomc and
abroad that arc To-day buying and selling vaBtly
moro for Tho amount Of money tllrn I'VE ye2ss
nRo. Perhaps the bMe Of foreign tfAdc II now IA
great In tS72 when the mouoy value Of imports
VIVA 20 per cent than thaa fallen of In
iron uAres aud some goods III which nntivc con,pcti-
lou il tho most acSe, but in groceries aud other
lines II hss increased Tho following comparisons
present for Avc years The imports Of merchandise and
, 1876-02-05
,ow-YaA quoted Al 8H3s>.c.
B6EApSTuFFS.

=, or,t, ,v.. snu 81 ,,1,.Hso3 r4,... .,
' "e "u.' enu "Neusue,"' A"e'e ~.
scarcely My dcmnnu, either on locnl aeeolnt OF tat
Shipment hut the strength In wheat prevented holders
Of }opr fru1n on erioe 10 sbadc prIccs re rece,ps
~ uht - ,a.ts,,, ,,o,..nt r.,.e .e..a -.
sss nSA' naa H'oeAs oa's moas.u .ts
pofteu o1 9oo bsis spring e1as, parity a. s'1a@'9s'
nd u bts buckwhcat ouE OH private terms. The aE.
kpt closed ao!nally 1t tho following range Of PRICES:
rh,tca v,nter ,1,ras sAtna1 m. ro,nmon r. mo-,
~ ~ '' soss' s''t 49,. .A ~" ~ H'
90. F.ioaaao: spflh8 e1!fns. Stno{ds.tts 8oou TO-
$a10s A75; ehotcedo $3O133.23; patents do, 36.o09
7n5: hfinueaotn As EOfag1s. snrno sunerfnea It III
.sr n, 49,. ,,on- e. 1ocaI a., ,u,rT,Ia.t a. et koa
Q+'.aoi sso "oa1' %e*'S'']'i 'asA"ue~' W. se'o's
boo
BuAx-Naa ill AMI easy at tho Insido quotation of
rhur.1av As,c. w.r, r,,ts, 10 IN ,nns At "a "a M
-. '' ~ ~ ~ " ~ ~ ~ *"''S Va
tfaek' ....-
CoRN-MEAL-Hates We5e 10 tons coarse Il fI3,5o on
track.
vtfcAr-W,a ,nnr, sc.t,o aud stranger .tv.,r;,o
~ NV ~ :. ."" uus
&c 1soh '4e !atea& pFees VI Iaa1saASt uauef pe'tef
uumand. TAcFe were u good many oFdcTs 10 buy, OH
account OF PARTIES uata!ae snd the ErtYato alyces
from England wero tirn,rr in tone, which m.ds bold
e1s lu N6w York lIttlo stronger in thcr Vows Our
seectps weys slightly larger, Int tho bulletin showed
thnt nur shru,euts Of tbs previous day wcre about
ii COO hu: aul tAeyo va iaIr iu1ury for sL,pueut
yesterday though It was chiefly for the pwes graes
Tim local demand WIS chiefly st,muated By tic tart
tl4t there literally uo wheat ou,siao Of ts current
, 1876-02-05

srssiaf Dtspafeh to RI. cAfeapa 7ribuns.
NEW YoRls, Feb. .4.--dRl.s--Wheat-Marke. Stad,
arncr. With doing for export Balcs Of eco tu
1t $t03s LILO for No. sp1iug SLID for No. 3iIw.u.
kcc in store: Sl.37 for No. Muncsota and Sl.11 for
Minnesota Ryo quet 1t s1s2s7o for Westerns s"AGlc
for State; and $50 far Canhda in bond. barley dull
and unchanged Corn slada irIner; sales of Il, 900
bu At sskc for grade nzet 1Jc for grldod ,nl1cd
and noMinalIy c8;170a for old Western mixed, also
sAIea OF IS 0a1 .bu graded mixed seller February at
Csc. Gals quIst; saos OF II 0oo bu At 4&2 1871 for
mixed Western and State aud 4adSs2c for wh!se Wea-
etn and State. ....
pnovHIoHs-1Iidsllca flrm at 11t91ttc for long
clear. Lard hrner safes Of 100 tcs At $l201tf fer
prime atea At tho call for February sl!7h bid
Nnd s198o asked; for March, $l2.s7k waa LID aud
$lsoo sstcd; for Ar1issst.o2t1 wss bid and $1a.lo
asked for May, $l3.l5 bid And $500 asked; and
for June, s13.97H was bid and $131;H asked.
Wnl.xr-Maskot hsm and quiet at Sl.12 bid and
$l.t3 asked.
GRocEnsks-Sugar-Marfo unchanged: moderate
inquiry fair 10 good rot.u!ug IL quoted 1t 1885,
rr,tuo 1t she: whtto Hayan. at eh@1oHc. Coffee
sIarkot dull and unchanged; RIO quoted st 1sAala,tc
In gold ; alar,eaibo 1t 1aSl9He In gold.
TALLow-1'ule, Aeayy, with 4 light demand at ottc
for primo city.
f71 Ms Asso<iassd Efsss.1
NEW Yons, Fob. 4.-Co11ox-S,eady: II 1.1GG9
l34o; future. e!oaed qa!et; February, l3o; MARCH,.
il 2s-52c; juiy, il i.a2tsit i.icc: August. H.:S @
at8o, ne. receipts Of tho wesk 1t iii Uaited tatos
por l 3G eass H.. yeas Fesetp. ot tho
2C2a0oo; o1porta for ths week soou Iaat year, ii5
uN: to;ai s1poFt; i,.svo iut yer, 20. .aao .ock
|s5oN; 1sat yt.r. c6j aask 4 iivertsa. 1t5 oso
Stain. soi coo; .st y.sr n '' 90. ''A' ''' o''A'
FLoun-lsecclpta, u,0'o brls; rather moro active;
prices l.s!e more sts.ay; No: 2 $toosn4.uo; super
3!.N5G93,a5; good To choice, S14E(43EU; Wite wheat
c!tl.. ssys9!5s; o1tra oL!o, tas5H7.a q. Loai..
iys ians du,l snsi hss1y: s'.osas:eo. ''''''''
goaa.MEat-puil; Westesn. q. .Gks3.2s:
ST. NJ. s 's's!s :sfss : T. sa.;'s g.
s!iee Iii: No. hiinns.o'a .tosc si.s7; Winter . rs
sss S. as Il Ssa ss Bss ns.y
:ls t.o @ @ Mat nst.gt ant t., ,a q, anssa.e
home uso; receipts, 2l,o0o bu: ,nixcd, no grade.
saKe; low.n'!1od, s',4it.s. 81; m.1st graded laj
Wo4tern mi1ed au.l htsls+ 4a3uc; wolfe d. 4sut31o
iIAr-s'tsadys shipping, Use.
uaoovn1Ea-ltiu coffee unchanged. sugas qulet md
unchanged. alo!asAe.-ForsIgn, non,ln.t;, Nov Or.
loans, fair demand; saea!c. Rico unchanged; fAit
IsTnolrux-Qutot, but arm; crude. Hs{as,fo; To-
Anal. ~. Q; eaSea 1Aa2ic; naphthA nominal.
itrsls~siarEst aall; llssrsi Strained, ,l.eoel.e5,
~M Tunrssrlxk-asrket H. dull; spatts. 2Ske.
Eoos-firtpcr; WssseFn, l9Qaloho; stato and Penn
fnoy.s,oss-pork arme.; nsu mesa, sal.eo ca,h:
Sm @ fsst9cy 5sso ps..s a.ssa hss.ss9ise
eauicr; We..ot1l, e>5G9..c. Beef quisl; nsm plain
ilS dSs; ns s,t d. qss 9ss; ess.
si ~ a. eh; S ,isa'sa III S' s{.;e; sisus