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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
New York Market.

New YORK. Feb. l4.-Cotton-Qu but steady
at II oi6@ll 1850; futures quiet but steady;
May. Hole; June ll.12c; July, ll.sOc; August,
u SOC; september ll.42c October, ll.O0c;
FlourNReceipts. $1,000 bbls.; exports. II .ooc
bbls.; superfne. 81 G0@3 90; common TO good ex-
ira. 81 S0@i 80; good 20 choice 81 6Oa6 IS; white
wheat extra, $500: extra Ohio. 81 1906 75; ST.
Louis. 81 5000 75; Minnesota patent spring,
IS 506ls 25.
wheat-Fairly active speculative trade; re-
ceiRIs 3oSoo 6u; exports 5000 6g' No;
ungraded red. 81 15@l 1874; No. . do, 81 l7Iz@
ITS4; No. do, 81 1a@el 1871; No. do, 81 2i11cf
%: ungaded white 81 IDOL Is; No ? do,
al l71e; No. red, February, sales OF $1,000
bu at 81 ls1zGl lsaI; March, sales of iOS 900 bu.
at 81 l9[6el 20; April, sales of 36S 900 bu. at
81 20Iz@l' n; May sales of 100, 600 bu. at 81 Goa
2OsE.
Corn-Active and shade higher; receipts,
$1,000 bu. exports, $1,000 bu.; ungraded 57@
soc; No. 3. 57i4@571zc; steamer 5794@5sc; No. =
571a@5S19c; old do, 5sS5@59 No. white, &c;
low mixed, Gle; No 2, February, 575z@5sc; March,
oats-opened firmer aud closed with less
strength receipts 600O0 bu.; exports, % 900 bu.
mixed western, 44@46c; white do, 45@4915c.
HopsEouiet but steady; yearlings, l4@2Oc;
eastern and western, lS@22c; New York STATE, l6
CofIee-Duil and unchanged; Rio cargoes quot
ed at l0@lS34c; jobbing, l054@l5c.
sugar-Firm; fair to good refinery quoted At
3-lb1I9Sc.
Molasses-Quiet and unchanged; new crop, soc;
test, 290L5Oc.
PetroIeum-Crude, 7@s1zc; refined, &c.
TallOw-Steady: 6lR@G'sc
Resin-Nominally unchanged.
Turpentine-Quiet and steady at 461z@i7c.
Eggs-iigher at Bic.
Professionalism higher but very quiet; old
mess els: new quoted at sl5 IS. Beef quiet and
unchanged. Cut meats stronger and in good de-
mand ,ong clear middies IS 40: short clear. S. 55
Lard active and advanced; prime steam, $40 SOC
10 40.
Butter-Quiet and weak at 1S@2sc.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged ut l09l3c
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Feb. H.-Flour-Quiet and I'M
changed.
wheat-Fair demand, unsettled No. spring.
April 81 03; May No. 3 do. g0c.
Corn-IIigher: fair demand: No 3, 37l8@3154 &c
cash and February: 3554c March: 42l &C bid Tor
May; 42c bid for June; rejected, 3614@3615c.
oats-DemaAd light: holders firm: No. gilt
edge, S21zc cash; 30l4c February; 301Sc March;
344c May.
Rye-Quiet but steady: No. 2, SSc cash.
Barley-Firmer: No. spring 81 OF cash.
Proyisions-Dressed hogs higher and.fn fair de-
mand; light Sc so; good heavy, 81 co. Pork: de-
mand active; prices have advanced SIS % cash.
SIS 250l5 80 February; SIS 80 March; SIS 43@
is IN April; SIS 60@15 62x May. Lard, demand
active and prices have advadced; ~ 30 cash.
February and March Is o. April: $40 l211@
10 10 May. Bulkmeats shoulders. s. 10; short
ribs y 90; short clear, IS %.
Mhisky-Steady and unchanged at ~ o..
keceipts-Flour, 1900 bbls. wheat, l2lOOQ pu.i
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Csc; magnesia, carb., OF n, Uenning, SOa25c
s soI' osst gal oogi oS; sweet 90c@s1 IS; olive
lsanderon's. IS JOaS Is: cassia h. Al al: i lemon
n tsanderson's). s. 50aS IS Quinine p "a W.
1 pe, ~ S Si'2 a 5o eiSnshoRida per 81 ose1 10
American Dlcarbonate soda, per h. 3s<dt4c: soda
bicarb, English, casks. h. SIC: soda, sal. To- pa
sc c ssoa asr ID, t4Se salts Epson 10. s@lc
per 10 CSC; snun, CARROTS, pack, gross, s2ais SO
snun, CARROTS, per case of 4 doz SIS Scale: brim
stone ey the Dbl S5<94e per ID; flower sulphur
Venetian. red. Eng, bbls. 10. Be: Venetian. red
potassa, So IS; cloves, 45@SOc; rhubaTB, powdered
Sl@l IS.
The Iron Market.
Screw and Strap Hinges-fS9s16c. according 70
Clevises-MeIkles wrought plOw clcvises, 10
Lead-Pig. 5@51Sc; bars. Sc.
Car-Wheel Iron-Cold blast hecls, si0s6c: cold.
blast cottage and bath, S39S5c; cod-blHst shelby,
Bar Iron-s2 SOFAS.
Norway Iron-Bars and shapes, e5r9sc; uail-rod,
19i0c.
Cut Nails-Yos 10 to 60. g. IS per key; smaller
sizes regular advance.
Horse shoes-Burden's s. so; Perkins s. 90:
mule shoes 81 higher.
Horseshoe Nails NOrthgesiefh finished, ej 50
ior Ss; smaller sizes regular advance,
Carriage and Tire BoltS-Renned 5OaG0 per
cent. Norway 80 per cent. Nuts and Washers ga
pei cent off manufacturers lists.
Iron Harrow Teeth-I1<c.
steels-English cast, 20cg22c; American, i5ai6c;
extra azes aud qualities additional: round ma
American blister sai6c; rolled Law and Toe CALI
egicc: hammered, lay and toe calk. lO@i1c; tire,
according 70 size and brand. &c; pillow steel slabs,
6gsc: shapes extra In proportion 10 waste In
Miscellaneous Markets
CsDdies--The market rules quiet We quote:
stick candy, l2Gsl2Hc; mach. drops, l1ls@l2c;
hard aoc Xrbian gum Sd Sops rock can.
dy, l6al7c; loZenges, 1Sa20c; common, TIC per
10. Lemons, Messina s. 5O@6 20. 0rapges, 81 90
@5 30 per box Valencia. 50.
Nuts-Almonds, soit-shelled. per ID, 22S23c;
dlberis l2lxGl4c; Brazil nuts, SIC; Naples wal
nuts, lSsite; English welnuts, l2llc; peanuts
red, SIC raw; SC roasted; white, &c raw; Sc
Leathc--Market steady and firm. We quote:
Oak SOle at 3sattc; hernlock sola At 24(dS2c;
42S44o per 10; French cali, 81 l5Csi 90 per 10;
city calf. 81 GOAL ~ per lb city kip, 65g9Oc pei
ID; upper kip, sl0es5O per doz.
o1ls-Are In good IN request, We quote:
boiled Bank OF. ....5sI& a5SsS
Lard OIL extra 6se6s Straits oil.....JO4 CsS51S
lard oil, No. L.. 62 BenziIse. ............... X
lard oil, No 2 47Castof OIL OOe,I o.
nineE's' Oil -; 40 =, g g. Coal oil Indians
por5er ara aro os r,ee no,vde, =, Il
blasting at sSs3 n per key Patent shot at 81 25
Timers supphes-Markets steady ana good de
mnnd. We quote:
Best charcoal tin, c, loxl4 and llx20, 81 80 pc
box; G. I2xl2, 6 90 per box; X. 10xi4 anC
l4x20, 81 So per box; X, l2xl2 $40 per box; G
lix20, roofing tin, So 50@7 per box G, 25x2S Sl3@
II 90; block tin, in pigs, 25c I'm bars, 25c. Iron
q Is iron, s. 20; ~ @ iron, Sc 80; Moorehead gal
yanized, IS per cent. discount. Sheet zinc So,
Copper bottoms. 83c. Planished copper CSC. Sol
der, lSGl6c. Wire, IS per cent. of list NorthropI
sheet Iron. roofing, s. 70 per square.
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Had Clay not taken the course he did, and
had Foote and every Southern man forborne
~ press compromises on thusr who talked OF
nothing OF the sort themselves, We nigh.
have gotten, think. "a fair com -romise.
tue line qf ?9@ tLr0ugb % the Pacific,
with recognition OF slavery south OF that
line. such. at least is my opinion. Buch-
anan would have been willing TO agree to
this, believe, and think ! know Others in
the North who would have agreed TO the
same. The North would not have severed
the Union sooner than submit 10 such prop
osition."
Mr.. Calhoun's death clici,ed glow ing culo-
gies i'm both Houses OF Congress, but the
most impressive was lllat of Henry clay.
Evidently standing on the brink of his own
grave. he went on 20 say; Il was his senior,
Mr. President. in years--in nothing eise.
According to the course Of nature, j ought
To have proceed him IL has been dccreed
otherwise: but know that ] shall linger
here only short time, aud shall soon fol
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Sad Fate OF Little Girl In Paris.
u.ondon News Paris CORRESPONDENCE

London Ncws' Paris Correspondence
All Paris has been deeply stirred by the
shocking fate Of little girl OF nine
Geohsette Bahin. the only child OF pros
porous green-grocer Of the Rue Belzunce.
She attended a day school, Ia which her
father every m9rning took her, and fetched
her hsak ~ noon n, DAYS a2o they were
walking home, hand in hand, rejoicing in
the bright sunshine which had come out
after the snowfall. The streets they tray
crsed were busy with traffic, and sduadrons
Of swccpcrs who were pushing heaps o.
snow toward the scwer-trSps purr osely
opened TO receive them. 81 uit corner OF
tl,c Rue uautculle. the thild let 40 her
fathers hand 20 tighten ncr muller. Just
then wagon drawn 10y FESTIVE horse
rumblcd by Babin instirctivcly moved
backward, thinking his daughter was by his
side, but when lac turned rpFind 60 look for
her she had disappeared u was evident
that i'm backing out of the horses way she
had fallen into yawn,ng sewer. which was
of great depth. Cries of help were heard
for a moment. and then ceased. The child
had Clung doubtless, 10 the edge of the
subterrancan platform, and had then
been swept away by the force of the
current, which was swift and swollen.
The sweepcrs who llocked around could
scarcely restrain Babin from jumping in
~ dIowncd. The District Fire Brigade was
summoned and came Immediately, but too
late, and the Police Commissary of the quar-
ter telcgaphed 10 the Oyersecrs OF sewers to
watch all the gratings between the Rue
Hauteville and Asnicrcs. \ fireman was
lowered with ropes into the sewer, and re-
manned immersed for twenty minutes.
Others ran along the platform to explore,
but unavailingly. The poor child's hgdy
has not been caught by any of the gratings,
aud may already be devourcd by rats. lt
appears that on the day this tragedy occurred
three ladies in different PARTS of Paris mar
rowly escaped falling into the sewers, the
traps of which when opened are rarely, II
ever guarded by men charged 10 keep of
the unwary.
Operations in the sewers are conducted
under the eyes Of the city engineers. When
ever symptoms OF ice appear below, bags of
salt are flung into the current great care
being taken To- prevent the stoppage of
drains, and especially the cOngealing of the
snow carried through them. An immense
store of salt was laid i'm since last winter,
at cost of eighteen contimes the kilO-
grammc and supplied by the refuse of tam
neries and other factories. -Four workmen
employed 10 empty snow wagons into the
sewer which was fatal to the child, write to
their employers tina. when they were APP
preaching the sewer with load, Il man, ac-
companied by "A little girl of nine. wanted
to pass close TO the wagon. The foreman
cried loudly, Don't 90 there, but nc went
on. The child followed hun, but her foot
slipped, and she fell into the sewer. The
father cried, my child" and all was over
This certificate is signed by four wOrkmen,
who give their addresses.
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The Death of Calhoun.

an unpublished letter from Mr.. II. NJ. 4.
Hunter, a Virginia Senator, gives some inter
esting facts concerning Mr.. Calhoun's last
moments, and the views at that time OF the
Southern magnates. Mr.. Calhoun's death,
wrote Mr.. Hunter, twas eminently simple,
calm and unaffected-no display or preten-
zion, ,-lothing for stage effect. Heknew that
his mortal sickness vas upon him, but he
did net expect to die so soon. The evening
before his death he had his mail read to
him, commented up0n some of the letters,
and directed his son TO clear up his table,
As was bis wont every night In the night,
when lie found he was dying, he directed
his soy to pack up his papers and watch,
and To give his pencil TO his son
Andrew. When speech left him he still
showed consciousness by signs, and, beckOn-
ing 70. hiS.sOn, squeezed his hand and ex-
piFssl, without pain and without fear. He
had always said to me previously and to
OtheSs through his Sickness. that he had no
apPrehensions of death that It was an event
in relation so which h. felt that he had no
right 20 entertain a xish, He was man OF
few quotations. but one which he often used
% me was THAI there was the same Provi-
denee ON the fatal "a the natal hour He
was not consul. ed as TO hts birth, nor did he
believe that his wishes ought 20 weigh or
evez exit as 10 his death; such suppose to
have been his meaning. He had greater
faith in his distinctions, one and all, than
any other man ever saw, and this was his
abstraction es think about death
but" Mr.. Hunter went on To SAT, you
must not whisper Il TO any one; believe
that he died under the firm impression that
the South was betrayed and gone: indeed,
ne told me il was betrayed the last time
ever saw him. Do not mention this, how
ever One OF the last things he ever said TO
Judge Butler was, Don't despOnd Judge;
never despondY And il We mean 10 fight
che battle we must not despond; or, II We
do, we must not let the people see it until
ali is manifestly useless. Gays course and
Fodte's eternal talk about compromise have
done more TO let down the tone Of Southern
feeling than everything else put together.
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Totl,e Editor.

For the benefit ofany Of your readers who
may be interested, beg to say, from per-
sonal observation, that Brights Disease OF
the kidneys is certainly durable. MY friend,
Mr.. Joshua Tuthill, of Saginaw, Mich, was
attacked by it, and was in a most critical
situation. His family physician recon-
mended him to take Hunts Remedy, the
great kidney and liver medicine. He did 90
dis symptoms gradually subsidized, and, at
the end of a short time, entirely disap-
nea-ed. He was completely cured, and is a
we'll man to-day. Recommend your readers
TO try Hunts Remedy.
" Respectfully.
AMOS G. ToRBEF.
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THE MARKETs-wEEKLH REVIEW.
Flour, drain and Hay.

The demand for -four is good at quotations.
Wheat Is 1z9slc per bushel dearer. with strong
market and upward tendency. Local stocks are
offered sparingly at 81 O2@l O25 in elevator. while
81 o. is freely bid track for No. red without at
tracing country shipments. seaboard Is H@s<e
higher. Chicago opened at 99s<c March. fiuctu-
ated between that and 500. and closed at ]
O'Clock at 991sc. Corn-The market is firm and
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shrewdacss aud Ability.
lrxnminer and chronicle

Examiner and ChrOnicle.J
Hop Bitters, 50 freely advertised in all the
papers, secular and religious, are having
large sale, and are suppSanting all other
medicines There is no denying the virtues
Of the hop plant, and the proprietors of
these Bitters have shown great shrewdness
and ability in compounding Bitters whose
virtues are so palpable TO everyone's obser-
yafion
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Two DAYS, work.
lMuscatine Journal. I!

lMuStatlhe JOhrnal.i
Two days moderate application of the
means in question enabled Mr.. Otto Eich-
horn, LAS North Ninth street, 81. Louis,
Mo, to thus write US: 81 had been a suf-
ferer for the past six weeks with severe
pains in the shoulder aGd spine so that was
unable to do any work. Advised by a
friend, / used ST. Jacobs Oil. With the sec
ond application relief was had and cure
effected in two days"
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Indianapolis Live stock Market.
gTOCK Yarns. February IA

Hogs-Receipts. 1850 head: shipments S25
head. The market opened excited at All advance
OF Sc FROM Saturdays closing rates for everything
offered. However, the offerings were mainly Of
light aud mixed packing, with nothing that could
be rated as choice. the highest sale being seventy
eight head, averaging 2i6 pounds, ut S. 20. which
are getting discouraged with the quality an!
light receipts. claiming that they viii De com
PEELED 20 draw on other markets or close their
packing houses. IL being too expensive 10 run
with half supply OF hogs. The market closed
promising for good prices for several days to
come.
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Power of Speaking Restored.

NEWAsH, Unt., II. 70 NdIcI 90 Ic'W
Jonat Fotheringill writes: Some two
months ago my son lost his voice. None of
the physicians could do him any good. Two
hours after taking the second dose of Eel
lows Hypophosphites his power OF speaking
was perfectly restored"
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| J. ave fkMALES.-Thc exaciOns OF sOsf
hon SN, asidcd ~ the cares Of maternity and the
90. - fotd nave tested beyond endurance the fraif
4 Tti,uWpiis which hnye been granted the major
= VI nrmen. The very completely 81 the female
o.H,aniSEn invites and fosters disease and al a
pctfod |hcn they should De strong and healthy
many Nomea suffer from ulccrntive weakness
and debility.
/ To combat this tendency 10 premature decline
no rcmcdy IN the world Possesses the nourishinc
ana strengthening properties Of MALT BITTERS.
: They enrich the blood perfect digestion. stimu.
late The liver and iidneyS. arrest Lucrative weak
nesses aud purify aud Nitalize every function aud
process Of The female system.
MALT BlfTERS are prepared without ierment-
alton RON Canadian BARLEY MALT and HOPS
ana warranted superior 10 all other forms OF malt
or medicine, while free from the objection urged
against malt liquors.
Ask Tor MALT BilTERs prepared by the MALT
/ BirTkHs COMPANY, and see that every bottle benrs
the TRADE MARk LABEL duly signed and in-
closed In wave lines ~ seen in cut
MALT BITTEkS are for sale by all Druggists
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Dry Goods Market.

Brown sheeungs ana snirungs-Atlanta A, Sc;
Lawrence L, &c; Atlantic p. nc; Laurel Hill,
TIC; Granville l. l.. nc: Eastern standards, &c;
Peppepell lO4 26c; Pepperell Z, SIC; Pepperel r,
nc; Pepperell o. &c; Pepperell n &c; Lancaster A.
91zc; Lancaster b, &c; Lancaster 6, SIC.
Bleached Shirtings-AmoskeaR -, lie; Fruit OF
Loom, lO1zc; Bay Mills 101zc; Hope. St4c Ions
dale. loo; Lonsdale cambria, 1S1Sc; Masonville.
IO1zc: wamsutta. l2xc; New York Mills. 121zc:
81 Csc; Pepperell1 S-4, 26c Peppereil ca, nc.
Paper Cambrics-Manville. &C; S. s. * Sons,
61Sc; Nashville, &C Warren, &c; high colors, lc
Prints-Cocheco, &c; Hamilton. &c; Pacific, &c;
Arnold's. Sc: Conestoga, &C: Gloucester, 6lzc.
Bags-Franklinville, 81 90; Stark A, s2s; Otter
osnaburgs-six ounces. 91zc; eight ounces, loc.
Corset yeans-Androscoggin l0c; Canoe River,
SIC; Indian Orchard, SIC; Rockport, s1zc Laco-
MIA, sc; Suffolk, nc; Naumkeag sateen, lOc; Pc
Ticks-Conestoga, ex., 1sc; do rs, Ice; Gold
sos lS DO Sc 1ch fSc G DO o lSG 5c
stripes-Amoskeag NC; Hamilton. 11<c;
Sheridan, &c; Mechanics, nc; Yeomans, lie;
Spool Cotton|J. 4 r. Coats, 55c; Clark's. John
Jr.. Sc: Clark's o. ~ T., SIC; Green d Daniels.
2Oc Holyoke. z71zc; stafford's, 271zc.
Jeans-Home- made. s71<@4214c; Eastern, 100
40c.
Lumber.
We quote as follows;
Timber. Joist and scantling-lo, Il, IA and 1e
feet long $40 co. is feet sl6 So 20 feet IL so: %
feet SIC 50: "A feet, 10 so. Common Boards and
Fencing-Eo. common boards. s17 so: No. do,
SIG 90; Gull boards. SIS so: No. fencing SIS So:
No. do. SIC 50; Gull fencing sl4. Stock Boards
No. Finch stock boards. II II and l6 feet, SO;
No. do, s17; No. do, surfaced one side, go 90.
Flooring, Dressed and Matched-Clear flooring,
pine s3S 90: b do. SIS 90; c do. So 50; common
flooring. IL to l6 feet. $50; No. poplar flooring,
face Measure, S27 so; No. do, so so. All pine
flooring measured by count siding-No. siding,
pine s1e; No. do, poplar, SO; No; do, s17;
No. 2 do. pine, SIS; No. 8 do. SIS 50; fencing
No 2or clear butt S. is inch clear OF star sS so;
l6 inch extra standard. s. IS: 16 inch standard s
butt. e. so: l6 inch Gull 50. Lath-s2 IS.
The Drug Market.
Alcohol. q 2o@2 80; alum, per n. 4@5c; Gallo
mel, per n, 75c: camphor. per n. 30935c; cochi-
neal per n ooc9s1 90; chioroform. per u. o0Qe5c;
oopperas, Dbl. S3@3 80; gum opium. n. 81 00@7 IS
indigo, per u, N9l 20; licorice, Csls5rian, n,
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COMMERCIAL.

Business has been exceedingly active in all
branches OF commerce during the week closing
with this evening. and values have undergone
but few changes
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unchanged ON mixed and high mixed cash, but
white Is Nc higher, and April and May higher
and in good demand Saie OF two cars mixed I'm
elevator M sgc. The Fast ~ k@5{c higher, and
Chicago ILc. Oats are higher nc Chicago.
Flour-Eew process. e. 25a6 IS: fancy. s. 404
60; choice IS Oos5 IS; family, g 5o94 75 treble
extra e. l50l4 40; double extra. g. 1904 %; extra.
81 S5e3 IS; siperhne g l0@S -; fne, e. 50g2 rs.
Buckwheat Flour-so 1906 10 per Dbl.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES:
PIGS AND CULLs.

Cattle-Receipts. 226 head: shipments. 81 head
The market opened active with fair supply Of
stock, all of which was for the local trade Offer
ings we rated as medium TO good butchers, but
the supply proved insufficient 10 meet the de-
mand. Several buyers were here wanting feeders
but failed 10 get them. The market closed by
nnnn with mons clnarnd We nnnIl.
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Coal.

Coal is in active demand and quotations are
firm. We quote:
Brazil block, 15c per bu.; Highland coal, 14c
per bu.: coke. i5c per bu.: crushed coke. l7c per
bu. Pittsburg, IS so per ton; Raymond City, SIS 90
per ton: l.. ID. and S. coal, 13c per
bu. anthracite, ell sizes, IS 90 per
ton: Connellsyille coke. 17c per bu.: belmont
and Blossburg, Sc so per ton; oven coke, l6c per
bu. ; Indiana camel, Ice per bu.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Business moderate with
package houses. Jobbing trade irregular. Cotton
goods are quiet and steady. Quilts in good de-
mand. Monument Mills quilts advanced. Prints
in moderate demand Ginghams are active and
firm. Mems wear woolens are sluggish.
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Baitimore Live stock Market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 14.-Beef Cattle-The market
Is slow and prices unchanged; very best, S. 75@
8 971S: first quality, 81 5095 %; medium, s. y
81 75@5 so. Receipts, LOSS head: sales. 90 head.
Swine-Fair supply, and moderate demand
quoted at 81 269S Is. Receipts, 6,5s5 head.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

decline, mental, nervous and
i physical debility. impediments to marriage
and other sexual diseases, medical treatise
giving the experience accumulated in large
thirty wears practice; also, the causes OF lost
health never revealed until published by the au-
thor. with the remedies for their cure privately,
without pain by the
EUROPEAN & AMERICAN MEDICAL BUREAU,
29l Broadway, New York; mailed for sc. Pam
phlets free.
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rT'HREE MONTHS on TRIAL for ten cents
l. THE PEOPLES JOURNAL. Hagerstown,
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Sterling 60 days...4s2sz New per cents....-l0014
Sterling sight....4S5t4 u 3. AZ
u. g. 6's. 'Sl.........--l0lS New u >. fs..-ll2is
NoTE-The purchasing price for Government
bonds In Indianapolis varies from the New York
quotations 1z9l per cent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-16

- > Gilt EDGE Chrome, Snowflake. Glass, Lace,
I'D ETC., Cards. Name on loo. Franklin Print
ing Company. Fair Haven. Conn feb9-l3
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-16

TOLEDO, Feb. l4.-At noon the board opened
with wheat frmer. closing u shade easier. Wheat
No. red Wabash. 81 05Iz: Michigan, 81 065s;
April. 81 oSs4; May, 81 105s. No. red Wabash,
81 0019.
corii-Quiet: high. mixed, l21lc; No. Michigan,
PIC; April. ~ &c: May. H19c.
Oats-Dull and nominal.
At the Close-Nheat-Dull: No. = red Michigan,
81 O6lS; April, 81 Os5s; May, 81 los.
Receipts and shipments-None.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-16
Boston Market.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. li.-Cotton-Steady at IL q.
Flour-Stronger family. 81 SO95: fancy, s. i5@
20
Wheat-Strong: No. red winter, 81 OF.
Corn-Firm No. mixed, 44c.
0ats-FirIn; No. mixed. SIC.
Rve-Firm. No
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-16

The Prosision Market.
Is excited and highyr. We quote;
Dry Salt NeaiS,-short r1Ds, partly cured, offered
at s. 80 march,
shoulders-fartly cured, "a GellS bid; held at
as.
Lard-Prime steam. 50 IS bid: held at $40 on.
Sweet Picked Meats-Hams, February SIC:
March. SIC; April. 9c.