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supply sud moderate reouest va,ras
weak balforeeds $50 10 i5t. cows
20 J.i0; wintered Texans 81 ~
o,.ui Saie4, lN Montauas, ayers}ing / oeo
pound, att %; AS Montanas, ilI9 nopnJs
~ ~; 20 Nshraska-Tezans, ayeragins
love WOgs 81 sse g 1000; active and rc
Shesp Reee pts, 200; shipments none.
market unchanged; nntIvea liz tn Az
lambs S15tos. as -'' " -''''
NEW YORK
Jew 1ORK, Oct b. Flour quiet
heaL, spot, dull; options open ed \ bet.
,er, lawr declined 9 to q, then advance,
o. 70 q, closed firm; No, red, s6K 10
y, r,eVator; No. req october, % 10 Ia VI
closing at 0l; November, 81 10 10 sSiI clos
~ 9aA, 20 " WIS., closing
Corn spot strong and fairly active. on
LIONS opened Il to "a lower, rcactei Il In
~, ano closed iiriS; No, 9, 4SL 70 IS q
eeIeVSior: 4sM TO arrive; 80 l-2 to isss aflost
70. 2oGtnbsr, IS to IS IL, closed 4SI-s,
10. IN y, "a to 4Sss, closed 1875; Decem-
Coilee-Optious dun; sales, l2,3O beps.
January, 6.9i. WV w %
=, sugar quiet; 1ehned dull and easy; of a
va 70 o. q; moud a, 67s; vt andard a. as,
% s2 ~; conlectlcner.' A, ga granula;eds,
Rise steady.
RDsin dun.
Iurpsntine firm OF "a l.9 to35.
FORK eady; spot, 8 So.
hsrd-CaSh and October stronger; Others
over anG quiet; spot, 9 ~ l-2, closing q 25
october, g.2t TO S,2j; Sovembsr. q "a In Il o5
December, 62S to 30.
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PRl&Ts-N srrtluasE, fancy, 3 l.2: Mnu-
chester, .; Arnold, 5JS; AMsricSn, s;
tacihc, -; Hamilton, E: Giovccst e :,
81 Glcueester, mng., 6 IL; Uioscs,ter
sllver grey, bM; Alien, g; Lodi, a a;
S,n Epson, g; EddSstone, 8; Simpson mng.
b; Alitn pink and purpls,6 SiApson sil-
YER grey, 6; Richmond, pink and purple 8:
Dnnneli sHirting, Ia, Ragetta shirting,
"a Alien cheok, ~; Peabody, black, 5 Ia:
simpson, black, 8; aosedslotl2
BsoWN snEETING--Crown, IL; Au-
Live oak, & International, 6 20; Laurencc,
~, II slendale,. Ga; Enterprise. G; Gleu-
dale, rs; Boat AL, 2 10; Admission, 6l.2
BROWN SsIRTiNG--CastI Iron, 8; Fsym-
ers, Id Eonsst, ia; PocahontsS, 7 ia
Lockwood, SD; Manatoba, Ia; Bedford
IL, Ia.
BLEACHED SHIRrIEa-New York 10 | Q:
Wamsutta, l0ls; Langdon. .; Lonsdaie, ~;
i,onsdaie cambria, u; Masonville, 10 IL;
rrolt Oh me Loom, s; Gold Medal, l.2;
rIcKING-,Amoskeas, a CA, 10; Amos
kkea5 A. u; swim River, ~; Standard
Z, Z; kason XIX, io14; Eastrn IA, II;
oakland fancy, o.; Acme ODD, SIX;
Sal Ssall.iyh, ioh iandard z, o; Pearl River,
SrHIPES-Hamilton l0lz; Thorndyke.
10; American, .; Rock River, o; fnieiyh
Ss1i Unsrown, S-S, "a; jewott City, n;
unknown. y, 10,
DEsiMs-- AmoSkeag, l24; Otis, 49,;
York, l8% Warren, l8Z.
ChECKs AND PLAIDs-Mount Pleasant.
I; Ca'ruba, IA Old Dominion, I, Menu
phls, Led; Queen CITY, III; Augusta, (:
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland,
CHECK, 7; b,bley, ST.
GINoHAMs- Bates, 8 ii; Sa,eryills, 81;
Westvile, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, 81; Scotch
y; u l.2i Amoskeal, 8 Ia; 'Boileview,
l-2i washington, Windemeie, 7l-2
CHEvIoTs-rakdoie, y l-2; sterling. 7 a,
unknown. i, D., s Id; Slbley, 1924; Glol
Riddle, Ol.2; Harrisburg, s IA; slater, 81;
Everett, Id; Ross, S; Silverdale, s, Ar.
nngtan,, .; Victoria IL; Germania, u 10;
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ANEa-Coilins, = duycn, SUi, uuld pol.
lar, a dozen, $40, Diamond Ndne, a dozen,
s.Jl, Double BIT, i7,iD.
skiLbETs NSp Ltps-ixc 4 10; sugar
Kettles, ic n n.
TIN PLArF-f. q. l0xla, IA box, q. Oo,I. q.
lix2i. n box, 800, rexno ltxcD, IA box, 10,
Tefno, sJx2s, n box, 40
TiEwARB-Plccod. discount 81 Z, cent
stamped, discount ~ n cent.
soLDsn No. /, &C., No. = and 4, $50 I, n
DUCK HonsU CoLLARs-No. |, " a dus
dAsks..Two loop, $50 81 dozen. three
loop, s.I6 a dozen.
1Acks In boxes, 100 papers, IS y box
chun u0ss.. dozen, 100. railroad
picks, do9en, $50.
MArrocKs..f dogep, $50.
kuhRnR DkfrfNo.- Discount 80 a cen,
NAfi.s--l.ul tate.
suovBLs AND SPADES Rowlnnd's, dis.
COUNT W per cent? Ames' list, steel goods,
discount 10 and ~ per cent.
HEAVY uARDwARs--Shafts, cnished,
s.vo; pnles, Ia 50, slnsletrees, Wagons, se.
lect, .'oi buggy, ~; express, 40, wagun
iongues,lo.lJ, hickory exles, 10 ~, bpls,eis,
i.ft' coupling poles, 40, spvkes, xxx, So.
lect, 2. 10, X\X. s.jn, sawed lelloes, az, LIS.
J, 400. BoAden tboes, $40; northwestern
horse nails, Mott, s.p; I, e.s5. \, h0o; bar
W. sron sa e ra,s plcw STEEL 7ci spring steel
f,userrs--tsrade r, and spring top, 90 u
TO !saol; do. open, +o.M 20 tetr; do. side
spring tor, lclo) u ltsnp: Do. side bar
ivq.W TO 10 20. do. passions, iSn IN 80 pi.
si.re a. sids .puns. i,n.@ % so.o1. DO
iis ~ 'a .sssss .9 70; =
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AAL Al gallon, 3 20 to 2 80.

ALcoHoL-Por gallon, 900 TO $50.
BRANDIEs-Domestic per gallon, ] 90 IN
100; imported CUsnaI, 1871, per gallon, 4 50.
lS,2, ~ 1870, 20; 1876, Q 81; 1860, 40; 1893,
800; ls.s, ~ 30; Otard, Dupuy a Cos. Coy
nae, 1873, ~; 1870 %; 1854, o 20; isis, 10 ~;
Blaquet, huboucho & Co.'S. Cognac, 1878,
40; lTO, 80; isiS, 0N.
GIN Domestic, per gallon, lT5 TO q 90.
import Holland, 8 % To 875; sir Robert Bur,
nett's Old Tom per cask. s % 10 gVO; uol-
lanu, per case, : 81 n 10 ~,
WHISKY hgotited, % per cent. proof,
per gallon, | -; Western, l % ~ | %; Bour.
bon, 20 10 % 90; Rye, | 80 10 3 50 scotch i'm.
s15. so w
CHAMpAGNEs-Plper Heldselck, quarts.
per dozen, 500, J Erug a CO., quarts, per
dozen, u 30; Nicer & Chandiu, Sillnry
Moussenx, per dozen, ~ o.; a. Goulet, per
dozen, - 90; & II. Mumm 4 Co.'S. Dry
Norway, u 10; Extra Dry, y %; pints, z 70
additional.
wtsTs California elnrei, pcr gallon, 55o;
Hicnnludel, M |, per gallon, O0to IS. im,
ported ollett, ordinary, per cssh, ~ % H.
@tO, FAMILY clarcts, per cnsk, 10 W To l2A ~,
nn0 clafets, per cast l0O 90 TO iI6 Nl; Me-
doc, per case, 800; st Julian, per case, 50,
MsrgeuS, per case, %; Ponto Cauei, per
case, 10 W; Lsrosse, per case, ~ "; Leo
veil, por case, ~ %; Chateau Laiitie, per
case, "a N; ordinary, per case, . 20 to q 90.
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VIII fNNh CUl
ToNE-ClOsc New York, firm, New
Orleans, Qulsl and steady; Liverpool, firm.
ilRuQS.

Aclps-sulphurlc per oarboy, $ rs; citric,
rer pound, 90 TO sOci cxelic, per pound,
10; Mrtsric, powdered, per pound, 81.
QuigINE-P d W., ags, II y. 8 W. can-,
u u. g. Son ozs, 20; b. s Sons, cans, 20.
s-pergamot, Sanderson's Per pound,
10; lem, n, Sanderson's, %; peppermint |,
4 Is; wintergreen, = y. olive, Malaga, %.
PorAsu-.Bruinlde, per pound, 40; iodlde
$40.
SoAps-C CASTLE, notified, per pound, & TO
i0c; castiig, white, IA to Is.
MisUkLi.ASE ous - Ammonia, carb. par
pound, Ice alum, 3 to 8; arrow root, Her
muda, u; balsam copalba, 81; boraS, re-
lined, 10 TO u; calomOl, am, 70; castor oil,
per gallon, " TO 90; oassin buds. per
pound, 10 TO IL; cream tartar, pure, per
pound, ~; corrosive sublimnte, per pound,
IS; chloroiorm, per pound, 70; extract log
wood, bulk, per pound, ~ 70 "a; glycerinu,
bulk, per pound, =, 70 y; Iodine resnh.
short, per pound, 10; leaves SIENNA,
Alex, per pound, 10; morphla, suiph, per
Oh, sos; spirits nitro, sweet, per pound, IS;
strychnla, crystals, 100; tap!ocs per
pound, I; wax, white, per pound 80 10 CO.
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eENaRaL MARK ETs


r KANsAg Grey.
casa sAS SstI H., CITY, oct 3,Whcat lower;
'1sn, toA bid; December. TS l-2 asked.
N 00rn quiet and weak; cash, 32ss asked;
november, ~ asked. yea - l-2bd
uomin !; % "a ked.
Live stock Indica orrcpo!ts:
g.. lc,hecol is, 30 shi pments, -; Of
y. sIsht, ana market .uiet; exporters,
eg 60; goo 10 holcc shipping, IoI 10
~ common to medium, i,aJ TO aSs
40 era aud feeders, % to as; cows, Z Is
70 400 grns, Texas 'leers, :. 90 to $40
.nons--R,celpts, 1855; market 5 to l0c
ioWor, Mt % 10 S.0u.
sne p-Reccipts, no g; shi pmsnts, none !;
smna at! t,endy, fair " goDd mutton, 80 TO
~VVi common msdlun, 4 90 ,o2g5.
A, ST, LOUIS.
o,Sr, LOUIS Oct 3,-flour quiet and un
Wheat dull. with unsettled fec ing. and
,no lightest irting OF the season; pr c,s
ScIpbea Alto y oaTly, but rallied later, and
S,v,eu the sNnc ~ yte,o day; No. . rod,
yIn, w -; October, N1ss; y ovember, gi,.
olo sS,s, closing Sss; December, oiss TO oS,
Corn dull, hut firm; very tito done; No
mM Aed' cash, iO}4 % Al; October, 3s9ei May
,,vs,s dull and epslc,; No. . MIXED, cash.
~ no options sold
vv.rnm,n nj ttcnoy soto iSs.
Nw,ol stcsd, amt unchanged.
WHISKY quiet, rs fur finished goods.
,,arNls,Jhs very uultt, ana on y jobblng
NV" w." Que. ~ nhur' prtvi usquo af ems.
.,nalIe- Receipts, 100; shipments, 200;
,iu,e anu hrr Tor best grades, with gooi
Nv usmald; shipping natiytsrarg iom
10, 70 A,oi nat We butthsring ttuii, 2.2j 10
strn,,, e,pss 1eNnnsi 26J TO 90. Indian
hors-iieseipis 1850: fiim; Stoio AS
s,n."p--t ,ec.ipts, 20. shipments, so.
c,iIlee anu shung for tor grs, es; good q
S.iVe mutots Is tnS 81 common 10 fair
tc ' Ia 10 scV; Texane, IS to W. lambs, 20
Cu,,,, ~, ciItCseo.
cbananlc soo, Oct. .. Flour steady and uu.
,.wheat opened tttndy, gold off Y under
aana,.r heavy erinR., rallitd aud closed
Ei"s' uhl.r testeway; DC luber, SlJs 10
cis---. ViufPu Z - november. SO l.9 to 81.
w Ssseu ~, bid ncct mbef, eass to ~, closed
sH toes " Wy, closed 1911 Az
i,SV.n quiet! but steady, October Az. 10
ciucssv,i o ~ ilki November, sa,s 70 w -,
pvI wv y er. ST. S1ii, closed 3i,s bid
,.rork moderately sci,yr and weak: Ocio.
SsySaa 70 ~; Nov, mher closing s.25 10
~, Dec mt CT. $40.
ne.ss.m.. easy and veal, octo 5p,is 10 eco;
Semeer 5.p',s eOi.
sh.',,ss'..u tais n ict and easier. dry tnlf
SS Az "s 3 " t. AIS; thort rlls ai,s to
smut GEAR 8 81 To ssi.
r<S'ss Dvven ] urnnl r. ports cattle :.
scs siptsy ,W ,hitments iiss: market dull
III I'm unchanged, .shirplus q GERS OF 1870 20
srW tounts. IS 1oss5' frsn, ID o to -
<s. ~ y rs. iiom tfIa 20 ! " pounds,
6ssSs dcSksr. snsl fcesiefs q,iie, IN
= SiseS, , = %, go 20 8 =; cow, bulls ana
/SSs< ~ ~ " ~. bulls Z . 20 ~, thrnugi,
iiS5s Il " yncranfd. !. sttissto en-. Ics
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THE BUSINESS W0Rig.
NEW YORK DAILY REPORT

NEW YORK, Oct. Special. l-Stocks
essactive, but strong and higher.
Railroas bonds strong with SPECULATIVE
issues prominent. Atchison and Pacific
nrsts, So; Chesapeake & Ohio Il. bonds, 67.s.
currency, 25; Denver frsts, ll6, copsols,
7IA; East Tennessee incomes, l75s; Ga yes-
tor, Harrisburg san Antonio, wes,ers
division irsts, 921A; Houston & Texas se,,-
onds,S Kansas & Texas SIS, 7l9s; Morgan's
louisiana ana Texas 6's, 800; Iron Nom.
tain IS, 81; Texas Rios, G2 IL, incomus
46l-2
Money at the Stock Exchange, / and
liz. The demand zurir 8 the fall, will he
insufficient to l aorb the present amount
ofidle capital and dema&d for crop
purposes isnot yet important
General trade in the East Stacker. and
in dry goods considerably diminished; but
the West and South vest the improve
ment still continue, and rep rts from
Texas show trale aboutthe best Of the sea-
son. In clothing and wooolen Goods mar
ufacturinGs are still active, but tho iron
trade Is stationary. Railroad building
schemes are increasing, asd an improved
demand Is looked for. Several heavy mr.
chases ofpine and in yexas, Northwest
ern, Gulf, and West Mississippi atalss lava
attracted attention
Sterling exchange unchsseed.
LlVERPooID Oct, 3. Spot cotton rctive
with hardening tendency. but no change
In quotations yet. Sales i2,cIO, OF which
9MO were American Sales for the weak.
1000 bales. Uplands 5>%d; Orleans gld.
Futures firm.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 3.-Y zrns firmer,
HAvRE, Oct 3.-No changas.
NEW YORK, Oct, 3.--spot cotton without
ehanee' business almost entirely for hose
consumption, and srices rule shout SIG
below those of tn corresponding da q Last
year. Receipts at rorts are fairly liberal.
exceeding last years, to October 9, By 70 40
bales: Exports for tbs week were IL All
against 1881 last week. Compared with
last saturday, to-day highest prices show
advance Of II points for October Ns.
yember, IA; December, II; Jnnuary. n.
February, IA. This has been cau,ud mainly
by short covering on favorable fore,gn ad.
vices ana revised estimate of 10 al crop r,-
ported from New Orltans. Buyers alao
show more oOn1den o.
WOOL market very firm
Sugar steadier.
Cattle market weak.
Hides firm and fair demand.
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LEArun

LoUfsvtiLg OAK SOLE LEArnER-.X
heavy, Tree OF brands, so n; X medium,
tree 0fbrands, SIC 10; A heavy, one brand,
SO II; A medium, one btuud, 3ic n. Balti-
moro crop, 40; Keystone oak sole, 2,9Sc
RuffAio sLAuurER-prue,l 10 To ~ n
Sides SIC 10, good, IL 10 ~ 10 sides, 80 D.
counter II 10 an sltes, $50 per 10; u. ID {,
G To CSC II; No 2oak harness lea, 30 10 Bile
n: No. | hem harness lea, 30c 10. No,2 hem
harness lea, use 10; No, hem skiftlng
lea, Sic 10, No. : hem skirtlns lea, 81 to NC
10, welt and bridle leather, 400 10 b.O1 \
do.
PHiLAprLpHIA CALF-. Extra quality,
- TO 10 lbs 70 dozen, 4 - 10, Is 10 q he 10
dozen, Lis n, alto al lbs TO dozen, l.to; 81 to
pibs, dozen, leo fbi 6ltS' ~ lbs 10 dozen,
6rfh
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exAIN ANp nREAnsrurrs.

NHEAr-SS 10 20.
kNE-ksusas. a.; sacked, sec.
ssRN-In ear. 50 Asac
sArs-A snlk, Is 10 eos; sacked, : n Sc
BARLEy-ttSa5c.
NAN-ter sst--At mills, Tk % sea.
CeRNMsAls-slneb olted, y tssN, Ia
iioMiNr aud q sIrs--Sel = t.srrei.
E~p-Chrpped corn, 4 lsl n, 10:
ran, y 10 Ms, Sic.
GRAHAM FLous--S 100 ~. 225.
hAr-Prairie s.T5 to Z 90 h ton
MiLLEr sEED-Larse. %; small. leo.
FLouR-FtRsr Patent go oSiS; Sec.
md Patent, ID 10 2,75; Extra Fancy, 2 .,
% %; Fancy, 2es TO : IS lew grade, LIS
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LuamEH AND suILDINs MArERIA,

LUMBER, Rough lumber, 800; a native
ceiling, 10, = native ceiling, 2l6l; Una.
i've hoorlng, ~ .ec; n native siding. L, 90;
\ rou IN ceiling. 1880
SuiNGLss.- Boss, cypress, 4 so; 0. X. ey-
press, 100; No. ] cypress. S.15; native pine
ne arts, $50; native sap. AIS.
fosrS- Cedar posts, best, l2ssc each; bols
LArHs--Per 1000. 800.
BRicH--Dallas brick, 1. 50 per 1900.
PLASTER PARIS New York, 4 90; Mich.
tsan, 80 per barrel
NSMENr-- Rosenaale, ATS; Portland, best
S.25 per barrel
STONE FLUEs-- About 500 per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-- From Tic por foot, and
higher according 10 size
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LIVE SrnnK.

lT'ne quotations given below refer 10 grass
calte, living weight.
BNgvgs-.2 TO cssc Il b.
Cows..i.s,sls i 70; mich cows. com.
mon, ~ 10 50 n head.
SuEEP-.Prime, l1a.gic.
CioArs--sone on the market.
Houses toStc a n.
Bulls Ann srAus-.l Is rfb
EpfS. brRshs- g..&se
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ERuIr AND PouLrRy.

oNloNs-st Louis, S.0J per barrel.
CABB A0E- In crates, $50.
CHiCBESs-Aen :, 500, spring, 25a.
EGGS- lhc per uu1sa
bur1ER-Best grade northern, &c; best
aaliaS County, 70 t2Oc; other Texas county
Qutter, lie according to quaiity.
APPLEs-l.Oo per bushei; 81 Louis, 8, SO
pc hbl ~
LEMoNs--S5 p0r box.
. ,ANGGs -ti par box
Sw esr Potato ~ -Sl2i
iglsa POrAroEs-Taxas, Csc; Nerthern
,oc per bushel
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w, d. Wyllo d Co., resi- estate
nEsnts, have removed their office from
Tho Merchants Exchange to no. 7O7
Mtln street, where, with increased Ia
Ell Lies, they are enabled 10 offer spo-
cisl bargatns III city property and
tarms. Bouses aud lots for sale on
monthly pay
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We havR used Tonesline In several
cissoe OF neura!gis and rheumatism,
and rolisfhas followed Its uAe In every
instance. DIS. N. A, u A. Mccoy,
Pirson, Tenn,
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The Glossa Clctaipg House sweeps
The country, uuassue,iag, Withent
pretsnaiors, they are cenltng out to ap
sppfecistlve puhltc, childr6n's suits.
and boy 9 wits, mems SUITS, skirts at
prices that msk9 al Impression.
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fnEiaars

T'he rates frc' sht on cot lper haze
FUN l'pllas atc - icilows,
To d0i.tln, 2 .. Ga vtst $3.50, New
rie q - sS.5 ~ Louis.s@1
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Dixon Williams, the Evanselist, Foi
Nnle

sale.
All persons who desire fino cabinet
photOsra h of Mr., Williams, the evan
~ list, Will he accommodates by j. III.
WausteT, hs hiGh priced photographer,
who has hem ,or sale. We will state
also IN his oopuec ion ihas Mr.. Web
st"r is now moving TO his nev quar-
sers, Dallas Ma 'onal Bank buiidiug,
Entrance both Elm and n ala slreegs.
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Road Wagons, pAwtons, huggies snd
ali styles Of vehicles for srle low, by
orr, ~ Main rtrcsf.
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NOW stock OF carriages, bugeies and
ph@'ons just received by Guyton,
Smith d Co., oil Elm street,
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Grand concert thlsM evening at
Meyers Gsrcep.
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Stocks and sends.
NEW HoEK, Get 3,--Quotations closed
9s follows: N-"''"
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LAND AGENTS ANO SURVEYORS
H., A. N I. J
J. 5. DAUGHBR'PY

DALLAS. TEXAS.
VIII give special attention TO securing
good inve.tments In land for COLONIES,
location for Stock Ranches, Pine Lands
l2r saw Mills and Farming Lands. He win
abo give special attention 10 tho invest
ment OF Texas Il Pacific Railroad Company
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| B1PoRTs AND STOCKS.
| Exports nom ali United States uorts thus
| TAR this wseE. Great Britain, 1881 France,
! :.....; Continent, ,.. Stock Il all Unitei
| states porla: This day, S3l, Ss5; this dag
| laot yoHr, 2sl. 36l
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY.
the visible supply OF otton in the world
on Faiurdny, Oct %, las, according In
inc rev York Chronicle, is as follows;
| Total SUPPLY to- lay, l,2 SS5 same day last
year, i,avl,7Ol; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SIG
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-30
COMMERCIAL.

There is q continued fair business in dry
goods, and prices remain steady. Groceries con-
tinue In fair demand as heretofore quoted, With
leading staples firm. Butter remains au,l, and
cheese is vergY quiet Oranges and lemons are
advancing. For green vegetables the tendency is
downward. Eggs weak.
GRAIN.
We take the following from the Board OF Trade
circular:
Nheat-"Nar and rumOrs OF war" have started
quotations upward. and the boom seems 10 be
general. Local markes are higher, both for cash
and near futures No markets from Chicago to-
day, in consequence Of the dedication OF their
new building. sea50GrO is very much excited.
All offerings are higher and private reports from
New York say that tits difficult to quote markets
Everything on the boom. New York at noon close
was &c higher, and Baltimore SIC stronger. Sales
in local circles after call of No. rel wheat were
made at sL05 (. o. b.
Corn-Very active for all grades, and prices are
several notehes higher. Buyers are anxious to
obtain stocks, and would Willingly pay full quo
tations, but sellers decline 10 sell on a rapidly
advancing market. except at much higher hg.
IRE. Futures firm with firm inquiry New
York al noon close was &c higher, and Baltimore
&c higher.
Oats-Under light receipts and higher pricss TO-
ali other cereals 10 al prices rule stronger with
sctive ieellrg fos all grades.
The tc.ioSkns saols snOws the receipts OF Grain
Al tnis point Tor The pas: twerty-iour hours:
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-30
ElsaMharn.

1AsT LI5ERTY. Pa, April 29.-Csltle The
cattle market continues slow but stesdy ;aprime,
S596; lair 70 good. s. 20 common, S4G5 recei pts,
So beeo; shipments, IS head.
Eogs-Were in fair demand and held firm Phil
adelphiss 81 sOgs 80; Workers at 81 656si 50; re-
ceipts 1900 head; shipments, 200 head.
Sheep-were fairly active and f-Yn: prime
clipped. 81 251i so fair 10 good So 7,4 =: co n
mon, sig5 So wooled sheen not wanted: LIMBS,
seas: FAR, 81 50: receipts, $500 head; shipments
1900 head.
KANSAS CITY, April 29-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports:
Cattle-Receipts 2.6sS head. Market strong at
S93 lbs. q coat 90 butChers' averaging 20 10
ilss lbs, 81 S594 90; feeders, 81 25Sl o.; cows,
sOSs--Reoepts. l. $50 head. Market weak and
l0@l5e lower; range. s. 9sGt %; bulk. siGi p.
Sneep-ReceiDts, 2 0i9 nead. Market steady and
hrm No session OF Board OF Trade here to-day on
account OF adjournment at Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The Drovsrs' Journal re-
Cattle Receipts. 5,2eO head; shipments, 400
head. Trading active and i0c higher: Shipping
grades, 81 6c65 TO: butchers g. SCAT 50: Stockers
ana feeders, IS ia 90; Texans. 81 5O95 l5
Hozs-eeselpS- 2L0e0 beds .Ripussna, Zoo
head. Trading slow ana prices 1oc lower rough
and mixed, 81 l5@4 IS; packing and Shipping "a so
sheep-Receipts, 2tOO hesd shipments, 1000
head. Market ermer: shorn, SSC93 75; wooded STA
80; fe1aus 81 e09S 20.
ST. LoUIs, April 29.-Ostne-Reoefpu. LOO
head; shipments 1000 head. The market was
hrmer ana active exports, s 6o95 go fair to good
shipping steers OF LOCO TO I4O0 lbs, 81 75Q5 so;
good butcher steerS 81 joG4 So cows aud heifers.
sS94 So stockeIs and feeders, s. 5o94 20 corn-fed
Texans, Sa4 IS.
Hogs-keceipis. 10. 200 head shipments $500
head. Market active and lower; Workers. 81 I5
a. so; packers. s494 20; butchers. 81 509t CO.
soeep-Receipts. 100 head; shipments, 2,1o0
hesc. Market steady, with good demand for
shesred sheep at 81 75a4; unshorn slow at So Is
"a so for fair.
NEW YoRA. Aprn Observation-Disclosures, 10
car loads. The supply was not enough for the ur-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-30

The great mistake many peope make in
trying 10 cure Themselves of those distress
ing discs ses, rheumatism and nsuIalgis, 10
in supposing that mere outward apple alton
of so called remedies will bring them any
permanent relief. Athlopt o-os removes the
cause of the trouble in speedily correcting
the condition of the blood. Mics MARI A
Dsnforth, OF Hillsboro. Upoer Valley, New
Hampshire, having herself proven the merits
OF this great specific, gave portion of bot
tie 10 friend, who after one days use of
the medicine found relief from severe rheu.
matte pains.