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TUE INDIANAPOLIS DAILY SENTINEL THURSDAY MOHNING MARCH 2(5 1885
?!BAliClÄLAHD COMMERCIAL.
MOX-S- AND HdiCKS.
Nw York Financial 5irkt.
JIKW TOEK. March Money- v V-K P cent:
cJoftd atl rcrceat.
Prime -terc-nule Paper V Pr oent.
Government Eondj-Qulet andCrm; 3p?rceat
iojv lmtroTrncat o! )i per cent.: te per
Cent.
Railway Fonds -There bss been better dis
tributed bujloe in railway bond, bat ia no cae
were the traucac.ion for very lar amont, and
the total a!es aggregated gI,C.:i.C03. 8221.000 less
than yeiiterd-. Prides Irregui-r. anl white
there were m-r.y adrances to' fractional amounts,
there were Fome notably heavy declines. Among
the latter ew Jerkej Central debenture G3 were
prominent, selling at 5t(TV7 353 azaiost 73 at last
rvioni al?. Llici::au 17; St Louis. K.nsinCitT
mod ?orthem Clarmda branch firsts were 13 per
c-nL lower at CO. from last prcviou Bala of March
12 while Oniah Division bonds fell 3 per cent, to
83.
State Sejurities Very dull and nominal.
Th stock market was le..i active to-dav and
almost without iny feature of special Interest.
Prices at tho opening showed little change from
closing quotatiou last evenine, but under In
fluences of European war news and covering of
nort. together wita reports regardlne the St,
Paul dividend, tha market soon become strong,
the ad'ascea during the first hour Winz from :s to
li per cent. In most case. Price?,
after il o'clock were comparatively steady until
late in the afternoon, when they yielded a fraction
od the market finally closed somewhat feorisii
fraction below the best prices of the day. The
announcement of a dividend pa St. Paul was not
mad ft until shortly after the board closed. Tne
dinctora at tseir meeting to-day pasted a resolu
tion making a dividend oa common stock cf 1J
per cent, and on preferred stock of Z p?.- ceut.
This Is the semi annual dividend and ia a reluc
tion of 2 per cent, from that which has be;n pu t
for tome t.me past. It makes a total dividend oa
common stuck for the current fiscal yesr of 5 per
c-nt. It Is said that the laws of curiam states per
mitting Investments by stvicgi banks and other
tin. lar institutions in any regular dividend-paying
stocks which xy as much as 5 per cent, per
auuurn, hsdmuch todowlth the declaration of
day'a dividend in the face of the lare limiting
debt which it ia generally understood the com
pany is carrying.
Transactions on Stock Exchange aggregated
2C.s otO share, of which lO.Coj were Lackawanna.
20.C00 Northwestern, 19,024) New York Central, 36.
0C0 Pacific Mail, 56,000 tit. Paul, and 1S.0C0 Union
Pacific.
Mining Stocks Market moderately actire, and
prices only steady, Standard strong at 125: Con
olidated Paciuc firmer r 633G4: Horn Silver,
245&2SU; Conolidated California and Virginia. 2fi
40, ki a 4:1 buyer 30; Quicksilver, 400, with oda lot
at 33
Q07--NXMT CTHHTttS.
fttrllr.?, 0 Cayi 484' i TJ. 8. 4S"s lllTi
Cterling. 8t?ht..-4kCa Saw D. 6. 4'S . 1224
t per cent, bonis.. iCi;-3i
Kotsv Thfl pnrehv?in price for Government
bonds In Indianapolis wies lroaa the New Yota
qaotaüoas 2d per ocxt.
P-clflo rs I,,. 12.") Teunwee, rew . 4fi
CtenU Pacific firsts -.11 2! X Tex. P. land Krauts. 34
Erle teccndi 5fi I Tex. P. Rio Grande. e
Lehlch A Wllka, . 91 t Onion Pao. flrats.
LnTiit-lana consuls. 75 U. P. land zrAnts.....lOJ
Mlonrl 5' i
.10l'-a fJ.P.Hnklnzfcnd.
Hill
Be Joe Uii Vlrelr.la 6'a,...
3J
8. P. A 8. C. firfits.-ll'J J Virginia consols....
41)4
TCmenceo a. Mm. acierrea
6X3ER1J. STOCKS.
Afiaais Zxpre?a.132 jücrrisdt Essex 11S
AP.aiOcny üutral. :s
Masavilie & C'haL..
Alton fc "err 11 to
A. A T. H. Ofcl 80
AEifirlCJi. Exprean... vl
Sorfolk A W. pf J
ficTthcrn Pacific
17'
4vr8
po. r-'d.
OrhadaPac:fioM. Northwestern
iXnjbda 8onthernM Hi
. ... - 1 1
: Mew York Central 90
Rhbsarxake A Ohi o,
Do. first referral..
hli Ohio Central.-.
Dol to:ond 6 0. ti Allan, rid G J
(JolCKO ä Alton 13 ; J Ontario A Wetm...ias;;
U & A. preferrbd..l M i Oregon Navlyatlou., 6
Chic, ßnri.A 122V1 Oregon Transeon't'L l i
Chic, at. l, Ali. o. 3
O,, Bt. L. & PltUhur. 8
Do, Pfd 16
(Pacific üall 4TS
1 k'anama-..... 98
Peoria. D. A li
Ittxt., Ban. A Cleve..
a, C, C A I
Delaware A Had..
DdL A Lac
Denver A B. Uran 1
Fr:e pre 'erred-..
East Tenn&ce....
Ill
1
,4 t HHUUlH...inm.......lO-'
7t
101
rni iman Pamoe car. 1 1 o
I Ftoadlntr...... 1
71 'F-oc. Island H5Vi
lVdt. L. A Ban. yraa- 1W,
25 I Do. preferrel.... 32
Do. first p!d M
ft'iiSt. Paul
12 j ist Paul pld.-...-.103
Do, preferred
Fart Wayae....
Uannlbal A St. Joe. 23 I St. Paul A Mana. . HS
Do. preferred-SJjlSt. Paul A Omaha.- 2"'i
Harlem-...- -194 :8t. P. A O. pfd- KoS
Hstistcn A Texas- 12 Taxas Pacific-... 11?
Illinois Central lliW Union Pacifla... . 43,' 5
Indiana, B. A W . 12 tJ. 3. Express. 51
KansasA Texas..- 17?8,W., St.L. APslfic- 4
Iake Erie a West 14 1D0. pfd . li;4
I,ike snore..-...- 6 i' i! Wells A Fargo Kx loo
liOTUsTUieA Ni&h- ;:iw. u. Telegraph
Lon., N. A. A Chi. 26 I Col. Coal.
Marl., A Cm. 1st pf 1 10 Dead wood.. ........
10Ji
10)4
if"
2
26
Do. second pfd.... 6 domestake
Wan. it fh..lnann w
HCJll I VUlUintVUn p...i. n....
Michigan Central . 5 Ontario. ........ ..
Jüanoap. A St. L,..- 115 Quicksilver.. .
no preierroa.-. . 2 ,uo. preierre..
Kiaeoiirl Padfio S3
Soaüi Piciflo......
Mobile a Ohio x
sntro .
14
Foreign Money and Stocka
LONDON. March 2 Consols. 7 3-16c Rail
road Bonds Erie, ix-1: seegads, rew Y.irit
Central, 93: Pennsylvania Centra', 55;; Heidin.
Canadian Pacific, 34; tt. Paul.v Bir sil
ver, 49.
PARIS, March 25. Rentes-811 C-,, ...3,
COuISIEIiCIAL.
The cold weather retires slowly, and as a conse
quence business continues rather quiet. Jobbers,
however, retain a feeling of buoyancy, and ex
pect an active movement with the advent of
spring weather. Groceries continua rather quiet,
and priecs are just about sustained. Butter is
dull and weak. The demand for dried fruit and
canned goods Ii rather liht.
GEAIX.
Wheat Steady at quotations, offerings of
choice grades ara scarce, ana receipts of any kind
Tery light. Millers are fair buyers. Futures dall;
a firmer feeling and generally higher. New York
ia lc firmer; Baltimore steady, and Chicago 1?4C
better.
Corn Fira, and we note a good demand for all
cash offerings, Offerings out lir, and generally
in small lot?. Futures not waatsd. New York is
3c h'gher; Baltimore steady, and Chicago
firmer.
Oats Firm at quotable prlc?s. Xecsipta small.
Futures in no demand.
The following table shows tho receipts of graia
tt this point for the pat twenty-lour hours:
js-ceivod
T!onT, tV.-i .
oet. bti -
Dora, hi ..
Cta,
By a. ba
1,200
22,8.
7,200
The follow 12 Uhie azows the amount of traia
la store a i thltpcint:
Vra't I (.ia. I Cram. I
S7.7cc! s.ox) i5,ecc!
A to.
r.cvator
Cevator
A.
B.
12.4JCI 27.0031 H.:.
Oapital XTcvatr.-.
2.CCÖ.
weatemF.evator.,
sicrator D..
3, 000 t mm
Ü.C001
1
49.200
Total-, ,.,.-1 &3.1C0 C3.000
Conesp's day last yearSlin.OöO M.0CC
20.0CC
1S.CC0
Xloar, GrsUn and Hay.
FKrar-Patent, 47335 00: extra fancy, Ui
4 0: faacT, ti CQ: choice, 13 7513 90: faally,
t US 60; treble extra. S3 60 92 75: donbla extra
U4CP J 80: extra, O S3C3U; mperflne, 13 00J
3 15; fine, 12 C3.
cat We auota: Bid. aiim.
Bid.
4
79
tracx
no, t
tracx
tracx
track
track
track
si
73
Csstrcftrstabit
Corn We quote:
Ro. 1 white-. ---Bo.
8 White-
p:d. Aaked.
44 tradt
42V tracx 44
43 tracx ..
42 trau 41
41 U tracX 43
41 tract
42 tracx
track 42V
43 tracx 44
Eld, Ailed,
sr. track
32 tracx
Z2 VracX
TtEow
liljh Ulicd.
Mixed.:
Jdixed rejected
Be:ected yellow.
Uizh ntied rejected.
Be and ar
o&ta We quota:
r.o, a white
Licht mixed. .
Khta ,.,
Eye No. 2. coraihal.
P.ran Nominal.
Hay Prime Timothy, nominal.
CHICAGO MARXXTS.
fTnrnlahed by H. E. Kinney A Co., Grain and Pio-
vision Brokers. Io. a Chsmber of Commerce. I
lüarui o.
uinsu Lowest Closing
Wheat April....
May.-.
Jane-
Corn April
May.-.
Ju-e..
OaU - April
May
Jone
Peri AprU
12 00
12 10
12 20
6 85
6 95
7 02
6 C2
6 12
6 17
Mat
June.
Lard April..
Mxy.....
June...
Elba AprU.
May..
June
C.r lots Wheat. CO; corn. 232; oats. 111.
Estimated receipts of hogs for to morrow, JS.000
head.
I If DI AX ATOMS WtlOLKSALK MAUKCTS
Vündaor fancy
faclCo fancy...
SlerrttcacX mnc-y- VC
Jonostogn fancy.... 5
..6
Cw;toco fancy. -
uerw lex fancy.. ....4
Eiiimond fincy.,
BImont finer- ..
t'i
LLuoilton fancy.
Wa?h'n'ton lad. blne-7
American fncy,....6H' American Ind. hlao -7X
A:rer:can shirting 4 Vi' Albion solid....-... 5 4
A'len far.CT . .. . .5 V'Mra rood's minin?. .6
Allen Bhlrtlne -. 4fSteel Elver fancy
McrrtEXick ihixUn2..-4S:Lanneü iascj. 6
DK2SS TABKICa.
Pacific Yk poplin Ins- 9
Pacific Yi catm'rs....lo
Pacific Va Australian
tfT' T 1 1 If 111 I
Pacific 6-4 A. C. M..-30
Pacific WE. X. caah.2Q
Pacific 6-4 A. a cash.25
Manchester canh 10
Hamilton H alpacaa- 9
Hamilton s-i mix .10
Pacific 14C0 lawns...-10i
Paciöc Organdy ....-11
Pacific Chanibray...-. 9
Pacific cretonne .. 8
Pacific c, f. suitings.- 6
Pacific percales... 1 5
Manchester DeB-13
: Pacific nca'a veirg-16)
Atlantic alpacaa.. lu
Atlantic G. L. cash. 21
Atlantic V. caahm 25
Irlington 4J-ln nun'i
veiling... .32)1
Arlington gray
cashmere. IS
BBOWN COTTOJfS.
73 ! Pcdford P. ..14
Atlantic A
Atlantic H
..7 Ulli'9 .7 '4
Ms stlc Klver
a Hunt...
...r.1! Yard suck..
Lawrence L. L
Indian Head
1
Tremoat C. C...... ...... .5
3tark "A. .7i
Coneatoca W
.ßS!6aracflct .........7
I... . ..
PeppereJi K
Pepperell K
Pepperell 9-4- ......
efcppaell 10-4........
..cyi'OticaC. 4H
-7 lV)Ott XX ..4
18 Ma.wichusetta B. B-.-Sli
20 ilndjor JL
CLxaraxD cottons,
Androscoggin L-.- . 7,yKarker Mills,.. 7
Ixnsdale.. ' Tar well .. ..... '
Ballard vale Mi Kasonville ... ... 8
Wamsutu........ .......ICS Krnit of tho Loom.
Hill's Semper Idem
Blackstone A. A
Hope
. 7'rarrcen' cnoice.
Dwiht Anchor
-
.. ClilFodhontas ... ,
... 7 ' i
- 4
Feichvllle. 7
Pepperell 9 4 -2Q
Pepperell 10-4 22 ;
Chestnut Hill
Lonsds!o Cambric
Just Out-... ......
COTTON FtASNKLS.
B'n
. 6
6
7 .
.7
. 8
Bl'd
7
1
&
iS54
I
!4
104
11
12
13
14
Trraoat DL,.
7 Tremcnt
8 rremont Ü....
9 Trein.ont 1....
10 rrcmont 3.-..
11 rrcmout M....
llA Tremout O
Tremoat H 7
TreraontP - 8
Tremoat .. .. 9
Tremont Y 0
t rexont X. 11
Nashua G.. Vi
Nashua YV 6
Nashua K Ci
Nashua T-.. . 7
Nashua D... . 7Vf
Nahna C... 7
Nashua B... S
'J
Ellerton CN. QV1
7 1 Ellerton CM 7'
7H! nerton CL,..- 7
8 t Ellerton V 714
SIHllcrton T.. . Sti
Ellerton B.. 9
9 1 Ellerton 94
9' Ellerton Q 10
10H ; Ellerton P 101-4
UH Ellerton O.. U5
14 lEllerton N. IS
Nashua A.-....- SV.
Ktthni AAA QL?
vma m u mm
.4
Nashua X 10)
Nashua XX. 12?
Amo8kear....
7V$ Waiasutta
. 6
..
- 8 V.
.. 8
I An caster.
Glasgow
York ...
White M'f'g Co...
7i Berkshire
7 iNormandie..
7 1 Rfty s.l f -1 thus -
7 Renfrew dress..
9
7 .Johnson bnk fold., -10
FL A IDS AMD CHEVIOTS.
. . 9 I Alabama plaids 7V5
Amotkear....
Axnoskcag, fancy... ...10
Bates. ......... 8
Otis B B .......... 8;
Park Mills, 70 check-,12
Park Mills, 80 check..l3
I Louisiana plaids., 7
Ottawa plaids - 7
iKdlnburg cherlott 9
jXverett cheviots... 9
Great Bepublio Cher. 7
Economy chock
9 K Columbian... . Hi
UUs checx .
, 9i Hamilton 1 tripos 10
DEtfixr.
Otis, A X A..
Yorr, bine-..
York, slate-..
14
14
Otis B B.
Otis C C.
MIIMH'
ork, fancy
Oakland, A
15
Anoske&s
Irerett..
..11
Haymaker..
I lUiUUiU ISU, .n ,m(
7
7X
Boston ....
TI KIN..
....13K Lewlstoa. S6... UK
AmoskcaT. A OA
York, 30 in.....
Conn es toga, B F..
Conestcga, extra..
. 1 1 JV Lewiston, 32 . ...12s
.. 14 iLewlston, 30 -U
IS Oakland. A..... 7
Cocstoga, O
O A ,HH Oakland, A A 7X
6RAIH BASS.
American..
FrankllnvUlo
19 Granger... ...20
20 jliewlston ........ 2-2
23X Georzia, A . - .1SX
BUrk, A.
CAirrr chaijt.
10 n.i nk.i. rwi
White.
Colored
andle Wicx.
..- 2-2 No. 600 Cotton Yarn 10
..20 ITwine.. .20
The Produce Blariet.
Eggs Faying Ho per doz.: from store, 15o;
Butter Creamery fancy,27 328c; choice, 183200;
dairy, eelected, 15aioc; country, fancy, 15c;
sweet roll, 14c; laedium gra-les, tSa; low
grade, 8940 per lb.
Poultry Hens, 93 per lb.; roosten, 33: srrln
Chickens, Ca; hen turkeys, loo; torn turkeys,
fc: old geese, and well-leathered, per des., SS OJ;
ducks, per dox., ts to.
Fe&thers Prima geeso, 43c; nixed and dicfcJ,
sX(325c
Kass-lHaiSiC.
Wool Tub-washed and ricked, 26v9SCc; nn
wafhea ine;lium, lo; nnwahed common, 15c;
nnwaihcd fine. l 4l8c: Cotawod, 17c; burry and
unmerchantable at their Talue.
cotton fleeces, 14l5c
The FroTlslon Hark et.
Below are tho present jobbing prices:
Smoked Meats, canvaed or plain (plain meats
not guaranteed against skippers )3. C Hams: 10
to 12 lbs. averajca, ll cUle: 15 Its. avcrass. lOV.c;
17H lbs. average, IC'c: 20 lbs. average, lCc;
heavy averages, 21&25 lbs. 9'ic. Cottaee
hams, "Reliable Brand." 7'ic; do '-forter Braud"
7c : Calhorn! hams. "Reiiable Srand," 7jo; do
'l orttr Brand." 7V4c: Enzllih breakfast bACon.
C'esr, '-Eellable Brand," 11c: English shoulder?,
lisht do. te: English shoulders, heavy do, 6!aC;
lamlly shoulders, pieces, do, Cc; dried beef, do,
15c. Bacon Clear tides, light or medium wt.. c;
do bellies, light or medium wt.. do backs,
lijfht or medium wt., 7?ic: do French flitch, 7c
D. 8. tnd Pickled Meats Änzlish cared, clear
Ides or backs, nnmokod. 7c; Bean pork, clear,
oer bbL, 200 lbs., 515 60: pork, clear, per bbL, 200
lbs, 4 00; family pork, clear, per bbl., 200 lbs.,
ST2 00: family beef, per bbL. 2CGlb?., tiS,
Lard -Pure kettie-renderei in tierces, SVa: in
half barrels cr&O-lbtubs, 8Tec; 48-lb tin tuba, 9e:
20 lbpaL'a, 9c: 10-lb pails, 9c.
Bologna in cloth Cc: in skin, OlAZ.
The Grocery STarket.
Cae-!19 Fnu cream. JTew York, HSlWfl: Ohio,
Cc: part skim, ejsc per pound; Wisconsin, 10c;
3 p?l or, lie
coac-M -common, SK310'ic: ordinary, 10X3
He; fair, llfailc: prime," l2-iai2c; strictly
rrimcLriaiSe; choice laHHc: Old Gor
eramentjava, lW-iSTio : McUughlln's XXXX
toasted. 1-lb packages, 100-lb cases. 1414c: CO-lb
aa, 14'vC; Arbnckie'i roasted, 14h'c; Leverlng's,
14Kc: Cardoba, 14c; Gate A No, 1, 15j;c; Gatca
prime, I4?ic
. Sugars cutloaf. 7c; powdered, 77 Zo: granu
lated, 6;Q6?4c: sundard A, egsc: off A, 63
c; white extra a b3c: light brown, 5X3
5c; coiamon grades, 5ä5He; New Orleans brown,
&;A5l4Ci
Molaoes and Syrup New cron New Orleani
BOlaasesw 60560 ; syrup. 2S445c per gal. fox com
mon to choice; maple syrup, 81 10(11 85,
EJce Carolina and Louisiana, 6Q?c
Ppicea Pepper, 18XO!4c; auspice, lCCiac;
(trpea'g I
I :r.VI 77 f 75'4 77
I sn,M iHZ' SH'i
- 42 4lM 4UI 424
42j; 4Aj 42H.I 48
- 25 SSHi 2S j 2J
sir; 3l'! ziu
I - . I I m
11 90 12 00 11 90
It H 12 10 11 5
11 9 5 12 20 11 9 5
. R5 CH) 6 85
6 87 6 'J 6 87
S 07 7 02 Oft
; I d K f) A fkO
6 02 6 12 6 02
. 6 1U I 6 17 I 6 10 I
. 13
1 1
WMIIMWMf 1 4
tfcvea, ?Q&T; gisecr, 17a23c: c'nnaraon in xcata,
I2rtl5c; nutmegs, TSgtsoc
Saiv Lake. In tax lota. S5o; dray lota, tl 0041 CS;
mall lots, 10C more from store; dairy, ti 253 00.
8tarfh-V2ned pearl, 8NiStJXo per lb. ; Edrt ka,
ic: Chars vton xloaa, lump, eSc; improved
corn, H'Xc- .
tait FubMackertl, extra mess, 524 pertbL:
halve. tl2 60: No. 1 mackerel, $18320: halves, n
aiC: No. 2 mackerel, tl2 50-14; halves, t6 50(4S;
Ko. 2 medium, as: halve, f i M: No. 2 mackerel.
halve. t305W No. 1 white flsa, g7 t3C;
bontleas fih, $-5 5C,i6 per luo lbs.; boneless rod,
V$7; extra, 110; GTaud Bank, aa5Hc per lb ;
family wfcite fish. 13 CO per 100 Ids.: No. a pickerel,
13 (O per let it.: ballibut. He per lb.
loreizn yrnits London layer raisins, rew,
13 2533 40; Tew Valencia, 11a UKc; Sultana, lie;
new Muscatel raüins, two crown, 12 8.5(33 10: Caii
frrnla L. L.. ?2 65: three crown. 53 20. Lentor.s
Kina, 13 tCS4 f.0. Irnnes- New Turkish, 6fi54c:
i?uifacado..8Hc; currants, 6Vc: new figs, Uyars.
12V.C. Date Malta, 4Vi&; Lard in ten-pc'-ad
toxrs, 931CO. Oranees Florida, crate. Wtj
4 J0: 5!"ntinaOxanj:eft5ingl0.. 12 50(2 75-double
O.. t2 7.vri3 CO. Valencia cae. 15 50t7 00: ea
nut Law, Tennessee, 4&!5Kc: Wilminrtoa,
HHc:ro.ted, 19c : Tennessee. 4 K$5Vc. Bananas
(i'j per bunch. Coooannts it öoso,
Onned Goods We a note: Tomttnes,
S lb.. 95c531 00t Peicbes. 2 lbs, stanmrd,
tl lf-m 70; 3 Its., tl 9032 00: seconds, 3 lbs Si w)
1 CO: aibs., tl 3531 4.s; Pie Peaches. 8 lbs. tl 15$
1 20; 6 lt-s., 1 C5U2 00; Black berries, tl 10,-ul 15;
Srrawberrien. tl 1041 15: Pspberrlea, tl 15ci; 25;
Cherrlca. red. 9030.5c: white. J195f2 2a frrlng
Kerr, 80aiS5c: tJrecn Pess. Yarmouth corn.
tl Wl 0: Mountain Sncar Corn, tl 253
1 E0r Efandatd 2 lbs., Stcji 00; Mackerel,
tl 2fai ?5: Pineapples, tl 5032 00; Salmon, 1
lb., tl coal 70; Tumbler Jellies. 853900; Cove
Oysters, lib., light welgnt, 655170c; 1 lb, full
weight, tl 103115:2 lbs., uht welznt. $110: 2
lbs., full weight, 81 851 95: Sardines, jfrench, ,
tl 75 per dor. : American. W, 90o per dos; Applef,
tits, : OQ.se; 6 lbs, ti MJ2 60; gallon, U t0iS3 CO.
Vegetables and Fruits.
Beans Choice navy, n 50: medium, tl 50,
Marrows. t32 25; California. X3.
I'outtoes ti 002 35 per bbl; 5Ö3&50 per ba.
Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jerseys, t55 53 5
Baltimores. t44 50: Kentucky, S3 253 tO.
Arpiee Cnoioe, 83 0003 K); fancy, 83 t04 ; com
mon, 11 251 cO.
Dried Apples-Evaporated, t(33cj ccrü'nn
dried, 5!35cC
Peaches Dried peaches, halves, 839c Cali
fornia halves. He; evaporated, I6!ai7c.
Cabbage New, per bbl . 82 6C&3 CC
Onions iM fXV5 1 60 per bbL
Honey I820a
Seed,
Bced Timothy, tl 4Cc41 f0 xwr bnhel: clover,
84 75 per bushel; blue grass, tl 10 per bushjL
Goal and Coke.
Pittsburg, per ton. t4 00: anthractto, 87 00: Rsy
mond City, M00: Indiana block, 8100; coke, lump,
ice: coke, crushed, 12c; Jackeon coal, 53 7j:
etont'i coal. 12 W.
Bides, Leather and Tallow,
Hemlock sole, 213320: oas sole, 33 38at Penn
fylvania harnen leather. S3S37C: hArnoss leathc
2JjS5c; bridle leather, per dos., 8C0;8 72; dome&tlo
xip, 60080c French kip, 80cjH 20; domestic calf,
TtVfiJl in? French ilf. fit 1(11 S3.
E-ides No. 1 cured, 7.33Hc: No. 1 graen, 57c;
No. 1 call, 9310c; cured, 10311c; dry salt, lCc;
flint, lzoi No. 2 hides, j,c o
Tallow Prime. Co: No. 2, 6c
Grcaso Brown, 494c; white, iQIXQi yellow,
urug jrxarxet.
Alcohol, S3 2593 30; calomel. 75A?5o; camnhor.
28:a30c; cochineal, 50(4300; chloroform, 9Co'4Jl 00
gum opium, ?l uigi t0; ladigo, fl O0j3 00; mor
phlne, 53 4AMJ3 65. Olia (;astor, tl 55i 60; gwee
oil, WX.S1 So; olive oil, 11 50-33 CO; berama
(Sanderson's), 82 25(32 50; lemon (dandersoi.'s),
II 76(32 00. Quinine P, A W., tl 051 10; ein
ebon Ida, 40(3 '.5c Antorlcaa bi-c&rb, soda, 44 o :
English do., 5&3Gc SuufT Garret's, 2-ox. pack.,
tl 00 per dos.; 4 -ox. bottles, 83 00 per doz. Flora's
Buipnur. 435C Turpentine s&ca.isc: Knsrllsh
Venetian red, by bbL, 2c: lea? quantities. 8Va.
Iodine 14 00; Iodide potash. S3 oa Clove. 20 4
25c Rhubarft, 90cSl 25. Wlndow-glxas, 60 and
20c; doable, 70 and 10 per cent off.
Iron, and steel market.
Bar Iron tl 3C3210: rates ;hoop Iron, 82 50 ratest
Norway and Bweed Iron, 5c rates; horse shoo Iron,
Sc. Horse Shoe Barden A Perkins, per kcg.tt 00;
mnie shoes, 1 1 per ke? advance. Horse Shoe Nails
Northwestern, Globe and Patnsm.per box, SI 50.
Cast Steel Best American, per lb., 13c; sprin?
steel. 6c ; tire steel, 4c : toe calk steel, 5c ; machinery
steel, &a Nalls-$2 23.
Mlseellaneoas Clarkets.
BawFars Mink, large, dark. 25?: pale, 21o; rac
coon, black and extra, 81; Urge and dark, 50c;
pale, 40c: mnskrat, .'all, 537c: winter, 7c; sprin;
rat. 40c; opossum, nßllc; skunk, black, prime,
tie; short stripe. 4?c; otter, 8335c: gray fox,
5Wj; red fox, iO(?7Cc; house cat, ö.xöc; shtep
pelts, by amount of wool and quality, JO.!":
lull, longhaired Newfoundland dog exlns, 50cJ
11.00.
Oils Wa quote: Licseod, raw, SlQWc: boiled. f 4
055c; lard oil, &Wx; miners' oil, 553 iii; ldbn
citing oil. 12332c: straits oil. 55r0c; oenziae, 10
lic; coal oil, Indiana leal test, OlOc; ISO
epree, test, lO'ailc; water white, 155 decree, I4o.
Tinners' Snnpiies We quote: Best brand char
coal tin X. C. 10x14. 12x12 and 14x20.86 25 ; IX, 10x14,
14x20 and 12x12. fS 2; roofing, IO, 14x20, !5 73;
20x28, tit 50,13 r0; block Un, in pigs, 2io; in barf,
25c Iron 27 B iron, 3.25c; 27 O Iron, 6c; Juniata
galvanised, 50 per cent, discount; refined, 50 and
10 oer cent, discount. Sheet sla3, 64c. Copper
bottoms, 22c Flalnlahed copper, S6c Solder, 14
016C
LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live Stock Market,
Dmo Stocx-Yabm, March 25.
GATTUBecelpts, 220 head: shipments, 50 head.
Fair npply of local and a lair run of through
stock. Onr market was steady until our butchers
took what they wanted, then tho market closed
weak. But few shippers here.
Choice (hipping steers-...
55
4
4
3
4
255 65
80 b 10
2531 C3
40 4 CO
S 51J4 Si
504 10
60 3 3 CO
00 R F0
Medium to food shipping steers-..,
Common to fair shipping steers
Biocxen...
Choice cows and hellen,.
Medlcra to pood cows and hci'ers
3
2
4
Common to fair cows and hellers
Veaitf, common to good
Bulls, common to good-....
2 Ä033 50
Milkers, common to good, per head 520 00ai5 00
Hees Receipts, 2.2C0 head; shipments, 2,100
head. Quality good. Market active and un
changed. AU sold. Closing steady.
Select light 4 1 COl 65
Common to fair light 4 403 1 55
Pigs (if fat) - 4 20.t4 40
Heavy roughs .... 3 75J4
SH1IF Eccelpts, 400 head ; shipments. 400 head.
Quality fair. Market a shade stronger, but not
quotably higher. All sold..
Good to choice grades .ft 80Q4
Fair to medium grades..............- 8 20 43
Common grades .. MMIIMMH 2 &0 J . J
Backs, per head - 2 5QS
Elsewhere.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa.. March 25. Cattle-Slow;
prime. f'C6 30; fair to cood, 5303 25: com
mon, ti 25i 75; rcecipw, 123 ucaa; shipments,
3u0 head.
Hops slow: Pliiladelphias, $:("5 C3: Yorkers
tl '0,ai 80; rectipu, 1,:1W) head; shipments, 1.400
head.
Sbecp Slow; prime, 3t 7;3': fair to geod'SlH
I i0: ommoti. f 2 503 50; receipts, 1,200 head;
shirrccnts, 3.40) heal.
NEW YORK March 25 Dcevos Eecelpt. 2,SW
head. Market dall and heavy and lSQJüc lOA'er.
poorest teer. $4 Cil '.'5; car load fancy do , 5T;
onmoa strictly prime, 70; general salis,
Jj !(35 73.
sne-.p receipts. ..leu ncaci; market slow: pens
not cit-ar; common to prime stieep, St 5C . 65:
one car Jod wt aiher, 5C; common to prime year-
Hogs receipts, 10,400 head; market nominally
weak at 833 40.
KAN3AS CITY, March 25 The Live Etock Indi
cator reports:
Cattle ileceipts, 1.001 head. Market a'bout
steady: exp.-rt5, $5 t3?5 35: cood to chsice
sbirping. t4 85 10: common to medium, 11 50
4 73; feeders, tl 4 50: cows, SCCi3 70.
Hfgs Jbecelpu. head. Market st?ady;
good to choice, t4 2031 35; common to medium,
4 lccat 37'.
8heep Kecelpts, 615 head. Market steady: fair
to uood, 82 tC3 25; common to medium. 81 to J
2 23.
CHICAGO, March 25. The Drovers' Journal re
ports: Hogi Itacclsts. 20.000 head; shipments, 6,570
head. Market dull and slow; öJilOc lower; rough
and mixed, 4 3034 45; packing and shipping, 4 w
4 70; iight.fi 40&1 70: skips. t3 5031 25.
Cattle-Kecelpts, 6.000 head: shipment. 2,700
head. Market t rUk l,C50 to 1.400 lbs., t4 2335 CO;
extra, S5 60(3 SO; lexans, UQZ.
Sheep Receipts, 5,500 head; shlpmant, 1,500
head. Market steady; medium to good, S3 733
4 0; common to prime, $4 GO 3 4 80; lambs, 53 25.
ST. LOT13. March 2 5. Cattle Becelpta, 1.500
head; shipments, 800 head. Market steady; ex
ports, $5 605 0; good to choice shipping, $5 20
65 60; common to medium, ti 505; butchers'
stters. t4C'4.; rows end heifer. 53 .3;
sicckerh. tl Mi 4; feeders, 4 J4 C6; torn-led tax
a&p, t(44 '0.
Creep Rtt:ipts, l.'.-OO head; shipments. l00
bftd. Matktt s.adv; common t medium. J2 7o3
3 f0:cto. f f.-(ci 40i extra. 84 644 75.
üetn-Hitter: Ycrsera, ti fCfi tr; pacser.
tl 3ö4 0; heavy, U 6534 '5. Kecelpts, 4.400
head; shipments, 1.200 head.
SAIIKET8 ItY TKLEGI.PAU.
Produce Markets.
KKW YOBK. March 23 -Cotton Pull at 11'
alike; futures neady; March. ll.D-c; April,
Jl.Li; May. ll.:Cc; June, ll.Ffcc: July. 11.4ic;
A'jpt)t. 11.62:; Htptember, 11 17c: Ot:tober. iatsc.
Novfmber, lü.f2o; December, 10.52c: January,
lisl'e. Flour- fcteady and unchanged; re;cl?t.
isdu bblK; exporu, 2.w bbi hoat-So.:t lfi
1a- fcißher: Option acdve hd exctted, l;.32',c
luhfron v-t iiircor; receipt?, 2i.000ba.: iiiom.
M.Kbu.: No.2spriug, 00c: ungraled red Sl$
0f: do. c- i. f . 8c; N. 3 red. t' jii No. 2 red.
9 legate; No. 1 while, 9lc; ungraded white. Oiy.Q
0:k:. No. 2 red. April, sale of 176,010 bu. 1.
at i 97aoic. rJosIng at Jl(jc; May, sales of 432.W0
be. at y4'94"'. Closing at 92? c; June, SAles ol
1.712.CC0 bu. at t2i39.;c, closing at 9:; c: July,
Silet. of 272.CO bu. at 9;:i9fc, Closing at 95'c:
riicmur, i-aks of g coo bu. at 51. Jor n 1, : c
hi?her: cahcpti-ins clofcdfirm; receipts Iö.'L'O
bu.; exports, 84. 0;0 bM.: tiiifr.ded, 4043ic: No.
3, 5i(i4Lu'-oc: steamer. 4?h5t!ic: No. 2. m 'n .ölVc:
srcau:tr yellow, .rc;
do. white, 52c: jeilow,
5.'(452'oC: No. 2 March,
6l'c: uugradedwbiie.
fiOQ'Ac clwiue at .r0c: April, b&yW;,
closing nt bO'tti Mfiy. &c;r.(5icc, c.oi3K tt 51c;
June. 3C',;a5l,'(,c, closing at 5!c; July. 515ic,
closing ai 62o. Oats ?iöc higner; receipts, 106,
HO tu.; export. 31 bu.: mixed, S7Q3Ji?: white,
Cfia4lc. llsyQniet and steady. How Dull and
easy. Coilee-Spot fair; Bio. quiet and
firm; cpUon. 1CQ15 points higher:
naiv of ly.0 bapp: Apn., 7.10Vi7.cüc: May, ..;.c;
June, 7.40(i7.5c; July, 7.507.530; Ausnst, 7.53(
7.C5c; Ser-tember, 7.7oc: Ociooer. 7.75( 7.i02: No
vember. 7.Jf c frusar Dal! and rfotninl ; refined
weak: C, 4'v91 1J-16; extra c, 4Tel5lc: yellow,
4 7-lCcät 9-l'-o standard A, S'bö-lßc; corvee
tioner' A, U'yiab JS-l'c; cut 'oaI and crushed,
CvQGJrjc; powdsred, ;; granulated. 5 13-lCc Mo
lasMS Dull and wek. Itice-Qniet and stealily
heid. Petroleuoi l'irm: united, 82;c Tallow
Kieady. Koiin Duli at SI ;0 al 25. Turpentine
DullatC?c- EgsJG-Heavy at i:17Vc. Leather
ßteedy and moderately sctive. Wool Dull and
heavy: domestic lleece. 21(337c; pulled, 11303;
Texas', l3Uc. Pork Dull and In bayer'a favor.
Cutmestg DulJ: Ion z clear middle, f, 75. Lard
Firrr: Western Kteam. spot. 17,: April, 57 13
17: My, t7 21fn7,23; Jnne. 57 t37 31; JnW.
87 SCft7 37; August, 57 41. Batter I :sicr atl03
20c Cheese Quiet and steady at S&llc Lead
ijniet and steady; retined, 53 75. Otherrf un.
enanged.
CHICAGO. March 25. Flour-Qu let and un
changed. Wheat Excited, higher and very un
settled; closed ljtl'c higher than yenerday;
tales of March at 7oj4tj76;c closed at 7b !970V?c;
April, 'WiQ'.Vic closed at 76-c; May,
Slc clepfad at 81.!c: June. S5' ismöc, closed at
Jw)ic: No. 2 Chicago prlns, Ityny-jc; No. 3 do.,
6t'c;No. 2 red. sot; No. 3 do.. 73o. .ira In good
deiasLd and stronwer: closed -e higher than ves
teiday: cah, 2sU(d0ic: Mann aud April. :5Sa
Mc. closed at iic; May, 41,, (i.c. closed at
.öi2xc: jene, 42.-, closed at 42 -.c. oa
Mrong and (a1: njgher; cash. 2'i.'331c: April,
CSc: May. GlK:i )ir4c, closed at ai'vociic Re
Dull at 62r. Biiley Dali and nominal at 62 3c
laiscpd Dull and lower nt $1 "9. Porlc p'rm
and 15c bigrer; cash, 511 8511 1!0: Mav. til S0312,
clod at 511 97i: June. 11 s?3'il2 10, closed at
512 07X(U2 10 Lard-Quiet aad steady, 6c high
er: csah. fr. April. 5G 85.3(i S7V ; May, 88 7)
6 92J, closed at J6 aj.': June, 55 93(26 97. closed
at 97. Pultcseati-iu fair demand: shoulders,
tl :C(3i 6: 6hort rib, $5 VQ: short clear, o 253'5 40.
Butter-Qolet snd 'incbanjced. Eggs Dull at He.
Kcctlris-ricrr, 52. OCO bbl?.; wheat, &1.000 ba.;
com, 413.000 bu.; cats, 115.000 bu.: rye i.W bu.;
caucy, x:,iuu du. ea:pracnts-Fipnrt 25.OJO bois. :
wheat. 22.C00 bu.: corn, isi.oootu.; oats, 107.000
bu. : rye. 2 0t0 bu. : briey, 4,ih) J bu.
Afternoon PoarJ Whtat ttorrcy and higher:
advanced p- Corn Firm; My and June a.l
TAnced Oats Firm; March and April ad
vanced Jic Pork -Stroncer; advanced lQfoltl
Laid Steady: advanced 2,1c.
ST. IUIS. March 25 Flour Unchanged.
Wntt HIsher. Ftrong and very active for May,
cloMrg SirtlVc alove yesterday; No. 2 nd, fillc;
ensp. s 'ioSc, closing at MTüc: Mav. SO'xSSOTkC;
June, 90,.-24,Jt:;-4c. Corn Hi?ner and more done:
3S;Hac.;'Hc casn: 3.s;S34c April; SSJo
May; a'jt Juue. oats Higher bu slow;
S:.c ctsh: :2:-;(332,c Mav. Bve Quiet at 60c.
Barlej tulet at eOSCc Lead Dull at 83 153t 50.
Entttr and Eggs Unchanged. Flaxseed Nominal
atjl 40. Hay Uncnarged. Bran Firmer. Corn-
meal Firm at fi 'if.(oil SO. Provleions Firmer
but slow. Perk-512 73. üulkiaeats Long clear.
S6 10. short rib, f'. 2u: hort clear, 55 45. Bacon
Long clear, G 43; short rib, SG6CQ6 62K; fhort
Clear, bo. iiams fc;4jnc. Lard 56 75.
Recelpn Flocr, 2,000 btls : waoit, 12.003 ba.;
corn. 118,000 bu,; oats. 0,020 tvu: ry, 6 OC0 bu.;
barley, 4.0C0 bu. Shipments Flour, S.000 bblj.:
wheat, 2,000 bu.: corn, 41.CC0 bu.; oats, 5,000 bu.;
ryp. l.icu fcu.: barley, none.
Afternoon Board Wheat Firm and higher;
86' ;e May; OGc Jnne: 91c July. Corn Firmer;
39c April; 39' 4c May: 3S;4c June. Oata-Firm;
324c May: 32c June.
BALTIMORE, Msrch 23. Flonr Quiet: Howard
street and Western uperfine, $2 6233: extra.
53 103 65: family, .5: bO.34 75. Wheat Western
higher and active: No 2 winter red, pot. 87-
C. Inl CC:l 3fiG? r.. Ufa IVSOfLln. 1 v IIHV
Caaac cere western higher Dutonii: mixed, spot,
49-(i,WiC; March, 49 4c: April, 40 ;I0? 4c: May,
49H(4c0c. Oais Firmer: Western wulte, 870tSic;
mixed, 8533CC. Rye Quiet at T2073c Hay
Higher and firm. Provisions About steady nut
quiet. Mess Pork J3 .13 73. Bulkmetts
t-boulders and clear rib sides, packed, 55 37fg
7 23. Bacon Shoulders, ?a 2; near no sides, 5.
Hams-til 50 . 1 13. Lard-KSned, S3 23. Butter-
Easier: Western, packed, 10vz20e; creamery, 20,1
tc. Leys Lower at ioy&ibo. Petroleum Noai
inal; refined, tyLü'Mc Coilee Dull: P.io cirjroes.
ordinary to fair. v;4ftyi:. Sugar (laiet: A soft-
re Copper Reßned quiet st lOiOJc. Freizhts
U Liverpool Dull; cotton, lid: flour. Is Cd; grain.
4d. Becelpt9-rio2r, 21,003 bbis.; wheat. 12.aA:
bo.; corn. 41,000 bu.; oats, 2.0C0 bu.. Ehipcnat
Wheat, iy bu.
PHILADELPHIA. March 23 FJ our No change
in condition. Wheat Strong and ll'c higher;
car lots strone and higher; No. 2 re 1, March, 8(3
sl4c: April, 83.(a30c; May, oooOVaC; June, 92
dOJ2',c Cera Advanced J43'(c: car lots held
higher; No. 3 low mixeJ. 4Sc: No 3 mixed and
yellow. 4ai'Jc: steamer. 43l9$c: No. 2 mixed,
do. March, 3Vl9;4c; April. 43l4319c;
May and June, 40a3i94C oats 'iHc higher:
rejected white, S4Hc: No. 3 white. oö$j:7c: No. 2
white, :i3c r.utter Firm for fina goods: others
dull. Egg Easier at 17,'.ü(lS7. others un
chsnged. Eecelrts Flour, 6,oi!0 bbls.; wheat, 22,
CD0 bu. ; corn. lfc.COO bu. ; oa'jl 5.CO0 bu. Shlpm-'nis
- heat, S3.0C0 bu.; corn, 131,600 Lu.; oata, 11,003
bu.
CINCINNATI. March C5. Cotton-Steady and
uucianged. Flour Firm and unchanged. V7h3at
fcticnger: No. 2 rd. 8 s7c. Corn yrong: No.
2, mixed, 45c Oats Eis.t r at 3ic Bve Dull at
t!c. uar.'cy-Firm: No. 2 fall, SOc. Pork Weak
at tl2 fO. Lard Good demand at S83. Bulk
rceatp Quiet and unchanged. Bacon Firm; shoal
des, '.5: short clfar, 57 23: clear, S 50. Eutter
Quiet and unchanged. Mega Steady: common
ani l:ght t' 7531 80; picking and butchers', tl 40
Ql 10; receipts. ;:t0 head; shipment, 100 head.
TOLEDO. March 23 vraet Firm; No. 2 rei,
cssli and March, bOXc: April, SG;4c: May, 81?ic;
June, fcöjc; No 2soU, 87c. Coa ciet, but lirtn;
No. 2. cash, March and April, 43;4'e; May,
ibi : June, 43JaC. Caw Firm: No 2, ;-;3333c
cj.'ovtrseed Quic-t and weak; carh, 51 jrf): March,
Si '." April, 51 Beceintj-w.-oiw, 11,000 bu.:
i frit 23.00r bu. : none, gaipmenta Whoat.
IC.CtiO bu.: corn. 8,00 bu.; oat', noi.e.
KANSAS WTY, March 15 -VVnt Higher;
cash, Cc?4e: April. T.iölic: May. U)i Cora
Mionjir; rash. Cl.c; Mar "2Tc: June, JJc. Oat
Dull and nominal at ZV &-Au
Oila.
ANTWERP, March CS.-Petio'.eum -ISc.
PllTdaCKw, March 25. Petroleum Dn'.l; cer
tificates weaker: opened at S2Jc, declined tlovly
and closed at 81 Jo.
OIL CITY. March 25. National Transit certifi
cates orted at 8lc; htzhosd. 8i!;c; lowest, S2C;
clewed at 82? c. Sales. 2. 308. C00 bbli : clearance.
6.-52C.OCO bblg.-. rnn. 47.73 bblF.; shipments, 52.
772 bbls.; charters, 51,700 bbis..
VTUtsfey.
March lb. Wnlaky- Quic t
B4LTTM0S2,
11 2031 51
at
ST. L0UI3, March 25.-Whlsky-Steady at tl 14.
CINCINNATI, March 25. Whisky-Quiet at
tl 13.
CHICAGO. March 21. -Whisky-Quiet at SI 15,
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK. March 25 Dry Goods The market
is without change in character and demand of
agents. There la a very good business movement
through a steady quota cf orders lor miscellaneous
as sorunenta of staples and fancy styles. In prints
good style in wide request for small assortments,
but in better delivery on previous purchases.
Tbe tfiürxcny of tfce rclpit cives aided
weight to the tbccsatds of letters that hare
let n received from persooB who have ea
jcyed tfce bfcefiiPof the new sp-ecilic, Ath-
ICLhoiox, Plev. H. I- Williams, of Flam-
fild Center, N. Y., tells of a lady in his con-
grfcaticn who had D?en a sunerer from
lLtnniat.sra for a Jong time and bad not
bn able to get out of bed without help for
n cLtfcF, until the tonk Athlophorcs, and
since then she ftels like a new being, entire
ly cmed by one bettle.
Tfce stables should be cleaned dallv, and
more eef edally eo a the warm weather seta
ic. If a banel of dry. Iidb plaster be kept
conveniently within reach, and a few hand-
fr.ls rrttred freelv srnupn tneataHstud
on the rjoore, it vsin not onty ass:st in pre-
Yr.tir,p: fonl od-rs, bat rUo provo baaeScial
when added to the manu.e heap.
liaptnre radically cured; also pile tumors
aLd Litnlas. raraph'et of particalars two
letter stamps World's "nispensarv Medical
Attoc'ation, Latralo, N. 1.
Amerlcii' I'rlde.
True American men and women, by reason of
their 6trong constitution, beautiful forms, rich
complexions an characteristic energy, are envied
by all nation?. It is the general nre of Dr. Harter'
Iron Tonic, which brings about these results.
As a raindrop foretells a storm, so docs a pimple
upon the human body indicate helth destroying
virus In the blood, which ein be neutralized and
expelled only by Dr. Uarter's iron Tonic
He Thanks Ills Paper.
Mr. Edltor: I was induced by rradlng your
goodfapcr to try Dr. Barter's Iron Tonic for de
bility, liver disorder and scrofula, and ihre bot
tle have cured ne. Accept my thanks. Joseph
C. Be ggs. üv.
Khenmatism Cjnickly Cared.
There has never been a medicine Tor rhcuma
'sm introduced in this btate that haa given such
r.niverssl satisfaction as Durang'a Kheumatic
Remedy. It stands out alone aa the one great
remedy that actually cures this dread diseasa. It
Is taken internally and never has and nevsr cu
fell to cure the won-t case in the shortest time, it
has the indorsement and recommendation of
many leading physicians in this 8tate and else
where It is sold by every druggist at SI. Write
for free forty-page pamphlet to K.K. HBLPHEN
BTINE, Druggist, Washington D. C.
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DR. DAVID
KENEDY'S
For the Cnre cf Kidney nml Urer Com
plaints, Conntipatloii, k.9.1 ail disorders
arieins? from an impure frt.te of th BLOOD.
To women who eafi'cr frctn &ny of the ills perm
liar to their fcx it is r.i unf.d'.ing fnnd. AU
DrarrMs. (5rc Dcl'ar n brtV, or aJJress Dr.
i)7id Kennedy, Bor.dout N. Y.
EXZE1Ä. OR SALT SHEUi
Another CIar and Posltlre Hecovery An
Elderly Ladj's Letter.
Among the numerous letters received by Dr.
Kennedy testifying to notable Kait Rhi.t m eure,
the following will be found of interest to our
readers, who may aecept onr assurance of its per
fect authenticity and trutbluiness:
W(.i: e-stfr. Mas., March 23, 18S1.
Dr. D. Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y.:
Dka: cie Until recently I have been for three
years a sufferer from Salt Rheum. It followed
upon an attack of Erjsipela?, for which I was for
along lim under medical treatment. I placed
myself again in the hsnds of the physicians who
did, I have no doubt, all that ould be done. One
thing is sure, however, 1 was none the better for
all the medicine they gave me. The painlul and
unsightly dLese m'de continual progress, until
I brgan to fesr 1 should never pet rid cf it.
By means of one of thoe accidents that often
result in so much b:e?shif I had ray attention
called to your FAVOP.ITE REMEDY, which I w&
told would surely do me pood. I used it. and
within a much shorter time than I would bare
believed possible. I received a permanent cure
I am now perfectly fiee frora Salt Rheum. What
a comfort this is, and how It places yocr vronder-
mm
s
iui ictuicine in my opinion, you may guess ar,
but never know. I keep it now constantly In the
house as a family medicine. Yours truly.
MRS. DIN4JI PflAIB.
Mrs. Thair sometime slnco went oaavUitto
Kehfss. foundaraeof gait Rheum, could not
ret FAVORITE REMEDY, sent to New York City
for It. and cured the case.
For all diseases of the Blood, I-iver, Kidneys.
Eladder and Dfeetive Oreans, Dr. David Ken
nedy's FAVORITE REMEDY, Rondout. N. Y.
J. R. RYAN & CO., .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
2 and 64 East Maryland SL. Indianapolis..
Grain, Flour, Feed, Produce, etc. Eloraga for
flour and merchandise. Our rooms are large, airy
and clean.
Ohio and Mississippi.
81 Louts-.. 8:10 amjVlncennei.., 150 pxa
East Ei. iv?nig 8:85 am'MltcheU 2:47 pm
Odin m-Ti ia 1 North Vernon.. 4:13 pm
nora.. Jl ;82pnjClTtc1nntt1 - 7;C3 pa
KAIL'WAY TI31E TABLE.
Wf at ints e Cert Soaday, Harra 15,
miXS Bt5 BI tt.MSAIi aTAX?AEU Till.
JcfJeraonvllle, MiUon and lodlanapolla.
Depart.! Arriva,
Fonthern Ex.d'y 4:loan:Ind.A M. MM1 9:45 am
L. b Mad. Ex 8;15 amllnd. Cht Ex..l0:45aa
Lou. & M. Mall.. 3;M pm N.Y.& N.F1. Ex.. 7;00 pa
Loniiv. Ac, Cj. 6:45 pin St. L. fe C. F. L.10:45 pa
For tickets and full information call at ticket
oEc I'enn. Lincp, northc6t corn jr WaAhincton
anO Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket OSce.
Vandalia Line.
Dcparti Arrivei
Mill 7:15 am New York Ex. S;bOaa
Day Express, d'yl 1 :53 am Mali Jt Acj 10 :C1 am
Terre Msnte Ac- 4:00 pm Cln. A L. F. 1. 8:30 pn
Pacific Ex., d'y-10:4S pm Hew York Ex 4:4C pa
lndi8. Btndcx7:13am S.Bend& Ind cx.10.5Saa
Ird.AS. Bfcndex4:V5r.a ü.Bcnd A index. 6:42 pa
For tickets and full information call at ticket
office Pcnn. Linfs, northeat corner Washinctoa
and IHInols ttrects. or Cnloa Depot Ticket OSicc,
Cincinnati, Indiana ports, St. Loa una cnl
rago.
crsnxNATi nrvrsTOTf.
Der-art Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily, s. and c. c . 4
Cln., Kuihvi:ie and C-ol. At 11
Cln. and Lo llsvlile Mail, p. c 3:
Cincinnati A cc .dally 6
Arrive IndianapoiliS Ace, daily...... 10
Cln. and St. Louis MaiL p. c... .11
CCtQ
15 aa
45 pa
f5 pa
:S5 an
roaxa
Indianapolis Acc..........., 4:lbiu
Chlcaco and tt. Louis Fast Line,
daily, s. and c c-m 1C:45 pa
CHICAGO PrVE5I05.
Pejart tlaigo end Rock Isliai Ex 7:10 an
Chicago Wall, p. C 13:10 pa
Western Ex prena...... ...... 5:10 pa
Chicago, Peoria and Burlington
Fat Line, a , r. c 1 : 20 pm
Arrive C. and L. Fatt Line, d'y, c c, s. 3:R5 aa
Laiayetto Acc 10:55 aa
C:nn. and Louisville Mail, p. c. 3:30 pa
Cincinnati Acc C:42pa
The time via C, I. BU L. and C and L. E. and W.
tJi follows:
Leave Inda'polla 5:O0pmAr. Tndl&'polis 10:40an
Arrive Lsiayette 7:25 pji Lt. Lftfayetto... 8:5 an
Arrive Bloom' tn 12 :10am I Lv. Bloom'ta 2:55 aa
For map, time table, rates of faro, and all In
formation .tpply at Ticket OSce. IS6 South Iii
lnoiji streeL and Union Depot Ticket Ogee.
Clilcaeo. 8t. T.oalu and Pittsborr.
(FAN-HANDLB AND FEXNSrLVAHIA LINK.)
Donart. Arrive.
cew iori,rni;aatip
Washinpton, Balti
more, PirUburg, and
COitunbus Express.,
Dayton AColumtus Ex;
Richmond Accommo-
4:25 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
4:03 p.m.
ll:S7An4
A Jk Tt V .
- v .
dfttlnn
n 9;40a.n,
New York.Phlladelp'a,
Washington, Palti
morc, Pittsburg. Co
lumbus A Day ton Ex
Dayton Exprea .....
H 4;S5p.m.
10:20 p.ra
4.55 p.m. ',s 10;20p.m.
CHICAGO DITIFION, VIA. KOK.OXO.
Louisville and Chicago 1
last Express ; 11:00 p.m. 4:wa.m
Louisville and Chicago
Express, p. c.
11:15 a.m.
1
3: S5p.ro,
DaiJT. Daily excent Sunday, a sioeDlna car.
H Hotel car.
For tickets and full Information call at ticket
omce Penn. Line, northeast corner Washington
and Illinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket Office.
Wabash, St, Loots and Pad tile liellwmy.
Depart! Arriva
Det. A Chi. Mail. :i5&mDet. Ex., s...... 8:00aa
Tol.Ft.W.AM.Ex 2:15nm Pacific Ex. ll:30an
Deu EX, d'y p.... 7:15pm Det. A Chi. M'l 8:55pm
ToLFrv&Detdy H:00pmjToLFtWADetdT, 8:5Vam
Fortickets and lull information call at City
Ticket OfS.ce, 29 So. 111. st. or Union Depot Ticket
Office.
Indianapolis and Vincennes.
Depart I Arrlrt
ML & Cairo Ex... 8:5am!VInccnnefl Ac.10:40aia
Yinccnncs Ac... 4:00pm ML A Cairo Ex.- 6:S0rn
For tickets snd full information call at ticket
cfric Penn. Lines, northeast corner Washington
and Hlinois streets, or Union Depot Ticket Office.
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indianapolis
Depart I Arrlvt
Cln., Day A Tol 4:t)0amConner8T, Acc 8 80am
C, D..T. AN.Y...10:45amCin., P. A 61. L..11 :50am
Connersv. Acc.. 4:25pm Ci a. Acc..... . 5:0Cpm
C, D.. T. AN.Y. Cpm.Cin.. P. A St. L. ...10:40pm
Indiana, liloralugton and Wtilers,
rZOEIA DITISIOK,
Depart. Arrive.
Pacifle Ex A Mail 7:25amiE.AS,Ex.r.r, a dy 3 5Cam
K. AT.F. Lincr c 5 :07pm iCincin. Spec. r.cJl:05arri
BAB-LEx. d,s,r,cll :10pm jAtlanücExAM. c:3Cpra
tT. LOITS DITTSIOM.
Moore C eld Ac-... 6:30pmjMail A Day Ex.ll:0Caa
Mail A Day Ex.. 5:0pm; MooreSeld Acc.- 6:lCpa
EASTKKS DrVIRIOK.
E'nlx.r.c.s 1L- 4:2Cam;PaciacEx.r.cdly 6:55ass
Day ExM.M......M..H:45am Western Ex... 4:45pra
Atl'c Ex,r.c.,dly. 7:lOpmB.A3.,De.ar.c.d.l0:35pm
For tickets and full information call at the New
Ticket Omce, No. LiS 8outa LUinoia street or at
the Union Depot Ticket Offlce. 8, indicates sleep
er; r. c reclining cars.
Loalsvlile. New Albany and Chicago,
(Chicago Short Line Division.)
Depart. I Arrive.
Frankfort Acc 5:00pm Indianap'liaM'L. 3:15am
Chicago Ng't E. a. 1 1:20pm Ind. Ng't Ex d.s. 8:85am
C. A M. City M 1..12 :45pm Indianapolis Acl0:00am
For tickets and information, call at Cnloa De
pot and 26 South Illinois street.
Indianapolis and St, L.onls.
Depart. I
Day Express rs. 7:10 am IN. T. A B, Ex.
Paris Express.- 3:50 pm Local Pass
B. A Et, L, Ex... 6:25 pmdnd'apolls Ex.
N. Y. A fct. L. Exil :0 pmlDay Express
Arrirej
8:45 am
9:50 am
3.00 pm
6:25 pm
t or ticket ana an lniomation call at city omce j
No. 2 Bates House Block. Union Depot and Mass
chnsetts Avenue Depot.
Cleveland, Volnmbna, Cincinnati and In
dianapoHs,
DeparLI Arrive,
N. Y.ABo. Ex.- 4:00 amir NO AStLEx :40am
D. 8. A N. Y.Kx.l0:10 amw.Ft.W.AM Ex.l0:45 am
And. A Mich Ex.11 :15 am B. Har. A A. Ex 2:20 pza
W.FLW. A M.Ex 5:55 pm B. Ind. A So Ex 6:00 pm
N. Y. A B. Ex 7:15 pm'N. Y. A & L. Ex U ;15 pnt
EEIGKTWOOD DIVISION.
Depart. Arrive.
4:00 am 2:20 pm 6:4Gam..... 4:Mpn
6:15 am.-. . 3:30 pmjlO :35am- 8:50 pa
10:10 am...- 5:25 pm 2:00pm-. .10:85 pu
11:15 am....... 7:15 pm 3:25pm.
For all information, rates, maps, time tables,
etc., call at the Union Ticket Omce, Bates Houej
comer, Massachusetts Ayenue Depot cr at thj
Union Depot.
BTATE RAILWAY TIME TAHLK
KvansvUle and Terre Haute Railroad.
I Via Vandalia Line.1
Lve Indianapolis- t7:l3 am pll:55 am slC:45 pa
Terre Haute... 10:40 am! 3:00pm, 3:20 aa
Arr Evanrville.....: 4:00 pm! 7:05pm1 7:10 aa
Lve Evansvllle t6:05 am rl0:30am,s 8:15 pa
Arr Terre Haute. 10:00 am 2:17pn; 11:59pm
Indian spoils-1 3:30 pm! 4:40pa 3:50 aa
Daily, t Daily except Sunday, r Parlor car,
8 Sleeping car.
ICvauavl.Me and Terre lut Kailroad.
Via I. and St. L. Railway.
Lve Indianapolis- t7:l0 am! ; 11:30 pa
Terre Haute.. 10:40 am r 8:00 pm s 3:20 am
Arr Evansvllle i lepras 7:C5pm! 7:10am
Lve Evansvllle 16:05 am:TlO:80 am s 8:15 pa
Arr Terre Hantc;i0:00 em r 2:17pm 9 ll:59pm
Indianapolis,! 8:15 pmi 6:25 pen I 3:45 am
Dally, t Daily except Sunday, r Parlor car
8 Sleeping car.
Kel P.iTcr.
IFAVr IA8T. ARFJTX.
:S0 pm 7 :00 an j7 :10 pm 1 :00 pa
00 pa 7:53 an C:23Mnll;S3an
3lpm 9:45 an 4:43 pm 9;12 aa
:12 pm 10:30 pm;3 :25 pm 7:25 axur
Ar.tlTE. j LXAVX.
00 am 11:30 am 2:45 pm 6:30 aa
Logsnsport... 7
Denver I. P. &;
C. Crossing.. 9
Col nmbia City 11
Auburn June- 1
Butler-. .-! 2
L,oganeport, CrawfordsTtlle and
western Vandalia Xdne.
Soatk
SOCTH.
a
350BTH,
a. m. p. mi
11:SC 9;2T
8:40 6:5t
7:00 5:21
8:44 8:11
! 6:40 4:CJ
a, m. p. m.i
7:00
8:00 dep..--.Ixganrport... -.ar
8:55
10:4C
9:52
2:05
4 :w aep-uoif x via 1. c.& L -ar
6 :?-5 ar ...Indianapolis.- .dep
5:45 arCrawIordrville-. dep
8:0ü ar Terre Haute dep
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Lonlsvllle
(Leave Indianapol-i r.a Bee Line.)
McrawABD.
NOETHWAB3,
p. m.
11:151 6:00 pn
9:23 3:67 pm
7:41H2:I8pm
a. m.
Ar, Ind'napo'Ja Lv.i 4:tc 1C:10 aa
Mundo " 1 6:(0 1:18 pa
-Hartford-, ,6:37, 2:00 pra
" ...Ei-rTtcn.- " ;7:"C 2:58pa
6:50 12:C3pr:
6:50 ll:C0am:!LT. Fort Wayne Ar 8:301 4:00 pm
Direct connection at lort Wayne with u 8, aau
II. H. trains !or allpointa rorth and eJt.
Cincinnati, Wabash and Lllchlgan, wia Ltea
Line.
IndAGrREx- 4:15amjWabAIad Ex-.ll:CKaj
MIchASoBEx-ll:00am'ClnAIndrjc- 2:VXrfB
WabaaH Ex 6:10pm lnditL Ex U:lCpa
Wabash Bail way,
from Lafayette Joncüon. connecting wita L, Qj
auiu x
j 11:00 am '12: 15 am! tr-Spa
-i 2:43 am 8;CS 43fJ
ana x-
ExprcsR, west
express, east.-.

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