Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 23, Number 39, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1874 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1874.

E VV GOODS

jnr stock of Pry Goods, Millinery and Notions

tr.T r.rinir m nrl mimroer la now very lull inu

Th Durciiaen were made by Air.

Ayres In person, who remains in New York the entire season and buys only when the goods are

thA rirhtkinrl andoua v. ana me pncra are

ihA-rv imrmt ihaL ruxh can o b"la i n . To farm-

.tv and mechanics we can off.-r the bt goods

low as anr hou in

t'u4 went, and that very few house can dupli

cate. Come and see lor yourself.

L S. AYRES 4 CO., . Trade Palaco.

Indianapolis.

LOOKOUT

cnn STUNNING BARGAINS

AT LS66 EAST WASHINGTON STREET.

50 pieces Black Silft.

hlnek and White and Hfeel

Gray Silks. 10O p'eces rel JpTese Silk. l Dress Goods.

23u pieces Black Alpaca, & Pure Mohair.

t ,Mn suits lor Ladies. misses uu

WW "

2.to Polonal-e. i almas, Walking Jacket

k ha Tn5.ia and Sun TTmhrellas.

620,000 worth of .Staple and loineatlc Cotton 923,000 worth of Woolens, Impor.ed and Do

mestic. . . ah frA t i.we-rriees than can ha found

In this city, or any otter market.

any favorable chances the market may offer." I have made these quotations from the

o facial reports, translating as literally as I am able to do. in order to show that the

German eovernment is by no means "rvtl

cent" (see leader of the Economist of Maren

23tb) as to Us intentions. Tbe plain truth is,

that it has as yet no considerable stock of

bar silver, but that it is about to establish

sucba b ard. As Ions as the present

privilege of the Bank of Prussia remains un

iltered this may be done without loss of in

terest, this bank being entitled to keep part

of its bullion in silver bars. But whether

such a 8 took of German silver exists already

to some extent or whether it is only part of

a future plan, at all events the government

has no jntentio. of seuinp, unless it can sell

at convenient prices. The iaea, counte

nanced by the gold ultras I have mentioned

before, that the German government was

going te sell the great mans of silver, as it

were, by auction, is therefore an erroneous

one.

GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.

WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS

WnOLiMALK MARKETS. Monday Evening, April 20.

Without remarkable change, trade for the week past has been on the gain. Corn has been climbing, and dealers have made some money. Dry goods trade is healthy, but only

fair for the season. Provisions are in

a hope i 1 condition, with a cons a u, dui slow advance. On the whole, the regular

business ot the week has been fair, without

anv onenines for speculation to inspire a

disposition to step out of the safe road of le

gitimate business.

BREADSTUFF,

Flour Holds It own, and stands at the same

florures as for three week fast.

Fancy brands............ 7 257 75

Family - 6 504 10

Extra ... ..... . uo(.

Low grade .. 3 o$4 SO

jIII.L r kkd ery scarce ; uemauu exeeeas tne

supply. Bran and shorts are quoted at iMdjZZ,

Highland steam.

Pllttsburg

Anthracite Krazll nut...

Brazil steam .

I Klaca .

Virginia cannel. Indiana cannel

Coke 12c.

WttlIW.antMa,M.,

17 o 15 13 ny.

of galea on the Stock Exchange and prices '

declined from 1 to 10? per cent. C, C. AI.

C. led the downward movement and de-1

spring, $1 501 63. Rye quiet at.Il 10?1 k. Barley and malt unchanged. Corn opened in buyers favor and closed lower: recefnt i7rtJiO:

com mm to prime dw Mtrn mliiri. i,&iTy:

Hin f,rU an' to oil. PMfi M .11 .hÄ ?T I' ow we.Mer?' old western mixta

v.., ...... , , ... j u.anil jeiiow, eswc; white western

Wood 1 quoted at H 50 5.

GROCERIE3.

There Is a decided improvement la cofTVes,

witn neavy purchases reported by eastern

houses. There are no large atocka of coffee wnt

the trade having lng siuce adopted tbe plan of

du j ing oniy 10 rtneiractnai wants, there tore any

advance or even a -stiffening of the market will

atonoe befelt throughout the country: to day

prices are perhaps from Y, to ic hinrher than

they were one week since. Sugars are o. aiet and

uncnangeu, witnout any noticeable reatnre. Bkoo.m Common, 12 25; medium, 12 60; ex tra, U SO.

Candles Star. 19(30c per pound, summer

pressed, 13 4 He per pound. Hotel, 2122. Chef-sb Quoted at lTaiT'io lor prime to

choice factory.

coffee Decline checked. Roasting grades of

luo are Quoted at v-viaic : fair to ex i at 'ziol

prime at vr7V,,-J: choice to fancy at 2SiaJsV.c: 2AXisiA for Lauai ra. ad VxxHoc for

Java.

FISH White are seulna cer half barrel at

V7 7Va4; quarter barrel, $3 7öf I (XI ; kits, II S.Vdil 4 Family white fish, half barrel.

.vv quarter, Wi 40(, 65; kits, 1 101 t?; California salmon, per half barrel, Hi; kits. S3;

Aiacaero:, new mens, naif barrel, (la; quarter

barrel, $8: kit. ÖU: extra No. 1. half barrel

112(413; No. 1, half barrel, 110 : kits, $1 ft.",U 75

So. 2, hair barrel, if 4 du: kits, II Vh'l 50. Cod floh, h Lake herring, half barrel, 15 50; quarter barrel, f Z 5u: kiitt, II 10; Holland herring, per keg, SI "5 No. 1 smoked herring, per

box. 40c: scaled. 4oc. Halibut, smoked, ix.

MoLASSBt-New Orleans, 7aaso per gallon. Kick Carolina, ftaiuc: lUnzoon, bxAG9

Patna,99y?. ......

uoAH-ew urieans is quoiea at s;,fiuc; Demarara at lOiallc. Refined Is quoted at

I lc for hard. Hpices Pepper. 2!V-T0c; allspice, .lSuiXc:

cloves, &53"t c :cassia, U)(&öic.

täYKCPS ötiaSl. Halt iAke, I2152 20; Ohio river, fl 0(31 90. Hoda English, 7(iy;c; American, CKtTc. Soaps Indianapolis German, tiVc; Proeter &

Gamble's and Work's German, 77 J4c. Babbit's

lO'IUK.

Teas Gunpowder Is qnoted at75cZ?l 50; Im,

perial, 61 Mil 2U; Hyson. 11(31 IX); Oolong, C( II ; Knslih Breakfast, WXvStc. Tobacco Royal Gem is quoted at73a78c; Mc np

or Navy, 53rtröiie; black tobacco. 4Sfk oc; bright navies and qnarters, 533oOc ; smoklnfr brands Woopkn Ware No. 1 tubs per dosen, 110 00; No. 2 ditto, 89 00. N'o.2dltto, Wl0; No. 1 Churns, common, per dozen, 10 äü; No. 2 ditto. I 60; No 3 ditto, $S 50; No. 1 celar churns brans bound. 2l!dti: No. 2 ditto, ttva??!; No. lash

churns, 118; No- 2 ditto. Sltf ; No. 8 ditto. 111; sUve

half bushel measures, 3 tu; hoop iron bound ditto, Si t0tT; keelera, five In nest, 12 ii; meal Kleves, IM, tl; ditto 18, I2ÖQ; U G buckets,

t tvo hoop, T2 0032 10; ditto inree hoop Wi &i o.

HAY AND STRAW.

Nothing new can be reported for this market,

and trade continues dull. Hay Looae Timothy is quoted at S1518 per ton from wagons. Tight pressed Is quoted at 116 017; and loose ditto at 1017, and U more from

store. . . .

Straw Is selling at K310C. per hundred pound, or at II 500 per load.

IRON AND STEEL. Business is Improving and prices are firm. Bab Ikon l'i inch to 4 Inches byjilnchtol

inch. S. 4: inch to 17 Inch, round, a. 4; other

sires at regular list prices.

Horsf. SHOKM-Ououed at w zx$o o, ana muie

shoes at 17 25t7 ix per keg. standard brands. Horseshoe nails Putman's 8s, 320c; Au Sable.

25c; Great Western, 2c; North west rn, 25c.

and smaller numbers at the usual advance. Stekl Sanderson's best Knglish tool. 2öc; American tool, IX: spring steel, inch, I2,Vac; Vi inch and over, 11c; mill pick shapes, yjc. Tools Axes. Simmons' patent, IU; ditto

plain, 113 25; Mishawaaa stiver steel, Cross cut saws, Atkins' improved patert, ööc per foot ;

ditto half patent, boc: cupper savp, ox; ngntnlng, 'v; carriage bolts, 00 Der Aut. discount from list- , OILS. Linseed oil, raw, I 0310-5; boiled, 11 ÜH,1 10. Lard oll, current make, winter strained, 0(äS.C. Tanner' oil, Htralt's best, .Vn7ic. Banks' best, ft)'tt,!X5 I.abrador,tO;aS5c. Reflned coal oll, 16uilGc for sUndard : eaolme for lamp iWijc; lulbricatlngand machinery oils, 35tiuc. PROVISIONS. lealers are holding Ihelr stocks firm at quotations, which are tending up. Bulk meats are held at 6'H? for shouldersj sye; for clear rib; clear Sic. Bacon shoulders. ;.5w.c: packed; clear rib, 'c; clea-, 8?); breakfast bacon 11c. Hams are quoted at lla Lijic; dried 1.17; Lard; kettle. H'i-gjlUc; steam 9 Ö'J, jC Bweet pickled haras, ioW1c. SEEDS. Timothy Is quoted at 8S25; clover at W 25; flax seed at 11 ou. TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS. Trade Is good and Improving. Tin plate is quoted, 1C, 10x14, charcoal, first quality, 113 50; IX S1Ö50; 1C, lixJO rooflng,Tln,S125U;lC,2ox2,rootlng Tin, 2Uc; and other sizes at the usual proportions ate rates. Copper bottoms. 35c Brass kettle, 54c. No. 27 Iron B, 6c; No. 27 smooth Iron C, 7c. Moorea head's galvanized iron, 15c per cent, dis

count from the new list. Zinc, per sheet. 11c; per cask, lOJd. Pig tin, Strait's. 38c; bright an

nealed wire, riOs. u to o, vc per to, ana omer numbers at tbe usual advance, with a discount ol 25c

tor brig'nu nd. 20c for Laqucred, by the Doodle;

solder, tinners', 23c. WHISKY Sales at 91c. WOOLTrade quiet. Quoted at 2S'.,c for unwashed, 12 for fleece, and 4sjj50o for tub washed and pickled. LIVE STOCK MARKET. Ahout 75 cattle on market, all selling brisk at i to 5c for common ; 5 to 5;$c for fair; best Si to 6c. Owing to the scarcity of cattle there was ÖUO advance from last Monday. Tbe quotations below are considered at the top prices: CATTLE.

Extra shipping steers . 5 50(5 7.i

EXAMINATION SOLICITED.

Cavi

ADAMS

REMEMBER,

mi WaahlnarUm atrU

Sc HATCH

1rt 1'K.MAl'B LISIMESTS

Allay pains, Bubdua swellings, ,,,! HnrnH. and will cure rheu

matism, spavin, and any fiet. bone or muscle aLlment. The White Wrapper la for family use,

- the Yellow Wrapper for animals

Price 50 cents; large bottlea, SI.

FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.

fine feed at 122 2-1, and middling at 121 iW.

Wheat Dull. Red Is auoteu. in elevator, at

SI CSril 30; for amber, 11 30(il 35, and white. Si ii

Mil .

corn in good aemana. aiesoi wears were

made at 67c for yellow. Clear yellow and high

IlllXeU, KIIC1JCU IU CICTRLVI UUKU M wuyjvi,,

whiia. 67c: ear. bbc. white MC.

oats Quoted at 4.vic lor wnue, per Dusnei,

delivered In elevator.

Utk But little on the market. Quotations

are held Arm at 7oc for choice grades.

Baklkt Quotations are beld at 1122a BUILDING MATERIALS. The market for building materials Is lmprov

lng as the season advances, with the promise of

a Eixxl unrtni trade.

LU MisbK-first ana second ciear pine, oo per

M : stock boards. $75. Jolst, scanuing, etc., less

than i feet. rJ: 1 feet. 821 : (A feet, tili 50 825;

dreMMxl siding. Si 50; flooring. Georgia hard pine,

S'5, and common, 5."JaJ ), according to quality;

shingles, Sid! 5u for pine; poplar, 3ix). .The

above are r Lall prices.

cement is ouoiei ai izir per Darrel, i'iasier

Paris Michigan, per barrel; Newark, 14 per

barrel. Lime Huntington, 30c; Flat Rock &te

per bushel. White sard, II per barrel, rlre brick. :3 per M. Fire clay, 75c per bushel. Building brick, $6J50Q, according to quality.

Lath. pine, atrial, iia'r, w per Dusnei. wans,

m and üOs, 1 1.60; 8s and Us, 11.75; 6a and 7s, fö; 4s,

15.21.

Single Strength:

MONET NOTES,

a.a litfiA financial hurricane in Wall

JUU street vesterday has probably no general

significance beyond demonstrating

there is not a particle of confidence existing

in the business world, and the least distur

bance sets an avalanche of rumors in mo

tion, sufficient to create. a general panic.

The stock market shook as if rent by an

earthquake, and the fright was as wild and

uncontrollable as if there had been one. Tbe house ot Capron A Merriam, which was cauffht in the lurch, seems to haye a larf;o

C3 share of sympathy.

The New Yorfc: Bulletin, speaking of for-

eigu exchange April 17, says: The demand fnrsTPhanirfl come rather from bankers

than importer, the former already begin

ninsr to provide lor the remittances of May

interest, no considerable part of which, it is

believed, will be made in securities, as Europe seems to want no more American

securities, unless United States bonds or the

choicest oli railroad Donas, ana tuese are

,mrni V hoiil.l not be surnrlsod to see

specie shipments resumed in May, for our Ram

crrnAt crona have mostly Kouo. auu mom is

verv little to make exchange with.

2nd Qual.

... ....o 10 6 oO 6 75

8xs to 8x10

xlSto 10x1.1 xUto 10x15

11x14 to 12x18 . 14x Id to 25x21) ....

Discount flfty-flve per cent, otr above.

ist Qual.

7 2.5 8 (K) I 8 75

ft 1

12 25 11 10 75

bo 10 w 20 40

GERMAN SILVER. SALES NOT TO BB FORCED AT A LOSS. A German correspondent of the London Economist, whom that journal saya "is well informed," writes as follows concerning the silver coinage demonetized by the German government : I beg leave to call your attention to some official statements.'made by President Delbrück, on the question of selling the German silver. The government of the empire have frequently been urged to make haste in selling the German silver, and in the Parliament, as well as in the press, people anxious to get the pure gold standard as a reality, as soon as possible and at any price, have defended the doctrine that tbe German silver ought to be sold as soon as possible and at any price. It will not escape your sagacity that this would be a policy ruinous in a financial point of view, and threatening tbe money market of tbe world and the London money market as its center and representative with great disturbances. I therefore never thoaght it likely that the government would io How the advice given by the radjcal gold ultras. On the other hand, it is evident that it is necessary for the government to sell as much of our superfluous silver as can be got rid of at tolerable prices, and you know best how very small hitherto the sales have been. In the debate of the German parliament of tbe 26th of March, Dr. Bamberger, a great authority in all financial and monetary matters, alluded to the trifling character of tbe sales hitherto effected, ile estimated tbe whole amount disposed of at 10,000,000 of thalers, and saying that this was equivalent to nothing, compared with the great quantity we have to sell, he pressed the government to take more vigorous measures, for else the good luck, by which, as he was very right in observing, our monetary measures hitherto have been favored, might torn, and very awkward consequences might follow. To these observations PRESIDENT DELBRÜCK made the following reply: "If the demonetization of the silver coin has as yet not been afiTected in such a degree as was pointed out as desirable, by the speaker, many causes, and causes ol different character, have combined to bring about such a result. Tbe principal of these causes is the real impossibility of withdrawing from circulation tbe silver coins at once and speedily. We are under tbe necessity to employ tbe whole Kwer of the German mints In the manurturiog of small coins, viz., of copper and nickel coins, and tben of one mark pieces." After having explained that this necessity was brought about by the wants of Southern Germanv, Mr. Delbrück summed up as follows : "Those silver coins which have been subjected to demonetization In order to sell them, haye been sold at reasonable prices.

We continue the demonetization of silver

vktna for the same Duroose as far as it is nos

sible, and you may feel confident that we have the earnest intention, and that we are at

the same time able to keep a stock of

silver, affording the opportunity of using

COUNTRY PRODUCE.

There has been an lrreconclleable disagreement

among dealers as to the paying prices lor eggs nd butter. Home dealersoffer and pay for g'; and for butter above the shippers' prices, These

sell to the trade mostly at home, and the goods

are delivered at their places or fcu'lnma. The local butter market Is fair.

and a good article is worth from ifc. But large shippers, who send out Ihelr own packages and take all the chances and losses, cannot avoid a

wider martini. The prices below are those or J It. Budd & Co., and such as they stand by for this

week: FtM! Are quote at ....... Buttek Prime roll.......

Poor white Baking grease....;.-.

Beans Prime Navy

Common mixed....

Beeswax

Drikd APPLES-.......... Dried Pkaches.....

Feathers Prime

Common mixed due tu

Poultkt Live:

Turkeys, per n...... .. ........... Fowls 3 00a.175 Roosters......... Geese .... .... 4 K7 Docks...... . .............. ; 2 75 wiMKtHii aimwinWM . i0

Tallow Quoted at 7c. Hominy Is quoted at 14 &0&4 75 per barrel. Hops At 40rtj"0c per pound. HoNET Is bought at 12Sac per pound. OM05S More plenty at lö OOti 50 per barrel.

Vegetables potatoes, i; w & per pusnei:

sweet potatoe seed, 4 5 00 per barrel ; cabbage

Wi per Darrel.

DRUGS. No new features have been developed in this

market, and trade continues good. Assafoetlda is

quoted at 40(3 15c; alcohol at Si 90&1 96, alnm, per

pound. 4 s Vic: camphor, per pound

40(4 15c; cochineal, per pound, 90(95c; chloic-

rorm, per pound, li a)Ji ; copperas, barrels ter Dound.2ft.io: cream tartar. Dure. 45.117c: in

digo, per pound, II 20,311 90; licoric, Ca fab. per

pound, genuine, xjjuc; magnesia, cam, i oz, per pound, a0'10c; morphine, P. AW. ounce, w 50(48 75;. madder, per pound, 16rflc;

oil, castor. No. 1. per - gallon, 12 15 i 25; oil. bergamont, per pound, 18; opium $9 51 to 9 75; quinine. S2 55t2 70; so an, cas-

tile, fir., ll&lto; soda, bicarb, kega, per tvAntt1 ViCatfcLa alt AaM vA wwvvi n rt A 7m

snuff. Garrett's pack, per gross, 117; snufT, Garrett's, per case of 4 dozen, tltf; sulphur, flour, per pound, 6fic; saltpetre, per pound, 10325c; turpentine, ööbüe. .

DRY GOODS.

Tbe market is fair, with a good trade, but

no marked feature to call for comment.

Brown Drilling Nashville. 12oi PeoDerell.

Tie; Stark, 12y,c. Ticking OmegaJS lnch2Mc: Amoskeaz. ACA.

25o ; A, 22c; Conestoga, 4-4 Medal, 2Uc; Medal, 17c: extra, , 19c; extra, 4-4, 22c; Lewi town, JO inch. fcyjcjditto, ajinch, 22c; ditto 20 inch, 21c;

piaiu, Z4c. Hhirtino Stripes American. fr3. lie: JUL lie;

W hütenden, 13c, 14c, and 15c; Union, 14c 16c, and 18c.

Batti no Ordinary. 12V4e mlddlinar. 15al7ei

best tissue. 20c. -

Carpkt Chain While. 30c: colored. S7e: cov

erlet warp, 4Jc

prints Washington. American. Richmond.

Orlen Ul, Connestoga, Merrimac, H'ic; Francies,

ic; urwu niripea, no; warner Trinis, oiac; Freeman, c; Htandard bhtrting Prints, bc; Alboln solid colors, 10c; Peabody soilings, 9c. Brown Bhketinos Vermont. llcH; Nashyllle, llc; Middlevule, 14c: Idaho. lOVic; New Albany.ioc; Htark, An 11 Vic; Laurel, lie; Laurel, II., 10c; Park, A..8c; Granite, BTc; Bedford, IL, 7J4c; Penp. N., c; Pepp. O., 9ic; Pepp. R.,10Jic;Vepp.lJ,llVi-. " n Blrahrd tin ketings Lonsdale, 13c; Hope, 11c; Blackstone, 12c; Mascmonet, 14c; Hill, ., 12c;3-4, 14c;Dwlght Btar, 124c; Vaughn, XX, 8!c ;Ked Dog, 7e: Quaker. 8c: Cambrics, Lonsdale, 20c: Young Warrier, 15c; Jabex Knight, 11 Grain Bags Amoskeg, A., sue; Lewis ton An Sie; Burk, 82c ; Union, 25c ; Banner. 30c ' FRUITS, NUTS, ETC. Are In good demand at firm ratesT The quotations below will be found to be nearly the same as last week. Nuts Quoted: Almonds, soft shell. 2325c; filbert, lac; walnuts, J-'rench, lie; Naples, 20: Brasil nuts, 15c, peanuts, raw, 84l2c; roasted, Foukiun Fruits Oranges, box, W 00t 50. Lemons Palermo and Messina, lüo 50; dates, lu(14c per pound; new raisins, layers, alight decline, and are held at 13 Cör1 25; Muscatel, crown. S3 40(0.1 6j; double crown, t) 7V4; Valencia raisins, litl5c; Hultana, 10tUic; drum figs, l3lc; layer fig, 18919c; citron, 3343:; currants. S'OVvcjTurkUh prunes, new, 11,31414. CANNED jMM)DH In good demand. Tomatoes, libs., 11 501 00:3lb8,$3 25ftl4u; Yarmouth corn, tl 8o; Mountain sucar ti 75; Torphy do tl 5; Baltimore do, 12 25; loaches, 2 lbs, 40 J 65; black bvrrles 2 lbsri(l25; : U-aw berries, 2 lbs, 12 602 75; raspberries ilbs. $3 SM: wborUeberries, 12 2V2 50; pineapples, 2 lbs, 12 75; green peas, 2 IIjs, 50r-i 25; string bear' 175((t2; salmon, 1 lb, S275(i3; do, 3 lbs, 434 2 FUEI Coal Is only sold by the hundred pounds. The scale of prices is as follows : Cents. Brazil Block, per hundred ziK Band Creek --, , 25 lilgsiand grat. t , 18

next weakest stock, and fell from 43 to 38;

then came Panama, which dropped from

105 to 101 ; Hannibal A SL Joseph was next, and declined from 30 to 36 for common, and from 35 to 33 for preferred ; Wabash was

also very weak, and Jell of from to Ai; Northwest and St. Paul common stocks

were freely pressed for sale in consequence

of the prospect of the new railroad leglsla

uon est Deing put into operation, ma

terially reducing the present rates of freight

Tbe former declined from 507i to 47, and the latter from 40Ji to 38?,; Western Union

dropped from 74V to"lJ$; Lake Shore from

lbVA to 73i:ew loric central from 98 to

9C,i ; Erie Irom 37?5 to 36; Rock Island from

!WM toUJX; Ghlos rrom 2M to 2ßK, and

Union Pacific from 34;, to 33. Atone time

during tbe afternoon there 142si per cent, but at tbe

market was heavy and lower

sudden and sharp advance from 4 per cent currency to

and a vague rumor that some Danks were io

trouble, caused a heavy decline in stocks to

day and disturbed seriously the margins of

the weaker classes ot speculation, and laree

sales for their account helped to depress matters on tbe Stock Exchange.

i.ver since the beptember panic Capron A Merriam have been carrying large amounts

of C. C. A I. C, it Is stated, as high as 24,000

shares. For a day or two back rumors ha vs

been in circulation to the effect that about

20,000 of these shares have been hypothe

cated at the German-American bank and

that in consequence of the change of man

agement in the said institution tbe loan had

been called and that Capron A Merriam were

not able to respond. Under the pressure of

heavy sales the prices declined from 301 to

20, and in three hours from tbe commence

ment of business 50,000 shares changed

hands. A large number of creditors went

to tbe office ot tbe firm seeking a settlement.

and, after considers ble talk as to the manner

of the same, a prominent broker, who bad

been carrying a large amount of stock for

the firm, offered to either carrv stock for

them at 20 or buy stock at 25, Capron A Merriam to pay the difference due. This propo

sition was acquiesced in by a number ot

other creditors present and a paper was im

mediately drawn up and signod by most of

the Interested parties present, agreeing to

mis mode of settlement; but some of the creditors who bad carried margins down to 20, refused to sign, and then com

menced selling out of some stock under

rule; 1,500 shares were thus disposed of. Mr. Capron says misfortune was brought about by treachery ol those he supposed to be friends, for whom be had agreed to carry large amounts of the stock for G090 days. When the market began to break this morning tbe persons for whom he was carrying the stock went into the market without any notice to him whatever, and sold every share they held. Most creditors are willing

to make settlements on favorable terms, and

the firm expect to be on their feet again

soon. Messrs. capron & Merriam are well

X (ata

onci. uKea; recei nis, 17. Stock of grain in store April lsth Vfaeat, ?,); corn. 22a.0tw:

oats, vt,wv; rye, 2b,uuu; barley, 158,u; malt.

ww. nw,aiu . nay steauvai yucmiuo. Hons

quiet and low: fair, KWuoc; good to choice, it

tonee quid ana nrm : Kio, l""$cv Sogar

uasuoueuriurr prime. i'.V. Aloiasoea anrt rl

quiet. Crud.y petroleum, 7ic; re lined petroleum, lo;-4iöa C Turpentine quiet at 4. Kkks nrm; western ; a OJ-J Inc. Pork quiet: new mesH,

"wwi ana map i, -.jc torjniv wfnnh,ni

int meats. oniet: Clear belli, it: hn.i.ii

- I a. "

i"'"; '""g cear ;k; snort riTar. U'We. Lard

"m; prime st earn, KT'iC spot; IS 3-i6iu4c May

'wjune; iu i-ibc. Jul v. Butler Arm; Western

J(gn,c: new western a.td state. turAXTf

-yriy 1 n(!jib,'4c. Whisky lower at V7c

niLAUU r nnr i n l.r anrl nn.i,.n

If , . . - M - uuvunuKCTJ

neat, aemand active and nrtcea artvana.V f

uicupeumg, ana auu and deeoned at the close o. 1 sprlnir Chlcairo nominal- i 2 mrin. Chi

f j wurr nay, i z.-i seller

juue; iio. 4 spring Chicago 11 tl: rejected II 12 t orn opeued firm, and rlnjuvl dull h ir..

po. i mixed 64c, cash ; fV aeJlrr May f'l.e ei-

-" i "",u , doc: rejenea. cm. t."4c,

ler

I a j . ... I - T

wa a rallv of! aemana lair and market flrm; J.'ov, 2, 4.c, final SStSL ifJ1 JtiJ&lvtniU:

, . I -. j iiu uucoangea: oz.,i filial v again. A No. 8. si S7,ai ,o. Rnn H0.r..,: f. llt. L.Tr:

in money from f; jAie delivered Corn meal, caloric f'i 40. 7mp ront crnl.l I ork, demand fair and nrlces advan,t iftSis 7i

?P!?rJ"el!er May:: 5 Jene. Ivxrd, demand

o June. rsuiK moatj umiw oh tw

nrxrtraie demand: sales vhnrt rih miHi.t

lHor spot; w seller May, both- loose. V hl.sky nominal -1 tuo ,.i.

asked. Freights to Buffalo nominal at fefor

..?Tw1r'?lpl ,'lour' barrels: wheat.

k . .vLi wn.nttw bushels; otls, 57.0DU

i-n.wria 13 c. 4Mf 1)1 K, 1 .M - nor r V mm kn.l..l.

HhlpBent Flour, 14,(iuu barrels; wheat; LTJHiO

"Ui",t'. oi,wu uusneis; rye. bushels: corn. l.tM.0 bushels; barley s,W)0 bushels.

CINCINNATI Cotton demand fair nnA

ket firm at 17c. Flour Market steady ani in moderate demand. Wheat in fair don. anrl an.i

market firm at 1 4:5(1 45. Corn Market steady and in moderate demand at 6S(j70c. Oats cuiet and unchanged at 4S5tc Rve in fair denuinrf

and market firm at SI 08. Barlev Market steady and In moderate demand; California, to arrl ve,tl i. Linseed oil Market steady and In moderate demand at 11 V2. IatA oil Mrkt

steady land lin moderate demand at 82(a45e.

fegs are strong at 14c. Butter in rood demand

at lull prices. Cheese Market steady and in moderate demand. Pork nominal at 117. lard

quiet and firm; steam, yjMc; kettle, 10c. Dry Shoulders,, spot; tf'ic buyer May; t1 seller

, ryrnrri v unc, u;4c seuer J uiy ; trjc spot ; clear, U-iic,fpot: all loose; all held higher at the close. Bacon strong; shoulders, 7c; clear rib sides, '-e: clear, ir sc, packed ; sales of loose clr rib skies at Ö c- Whisky in fair demand ad

market firm at itc.

LOUIS Cotton firm and hltrher- miHlln.

lfc. Flour quiet, and unchanged : good demand for superior to double extra fall. W heat strong; Noc 2 spring Chicago held at SI 30, samp e lots; No. 8 fall sold at 11 4d; No. 2 red winter II 65f, li Corn, demand fir and prices advanced for No. 2 mixed: r8dtxS'c track: Mc Miv.rwn.

lar: ft)1 ic June. Oats In ialr demand and market Arm; No. 2, 49c track; choice Minnesota Si 5; fxDcy Wisconsin Ii 80. Rye higher at 97(u,'i.

Whisky steady at 81c. Pork auiet and Ann at

515 75. Dry salt meat held firmly at 6c, tCn)c, spot. Bacon Btrong with some sales at hither

iwlces, ic. i 4C &, Sc. if' aloc. lArd firm and but little iu market; choice kettle sold at lue. Hoes active, ranging irom S5 t0i5 75.

Cattle quiet; native cows and hei ers at a!ir4!4c; fair butcher, 4rM4c; good to extra steers öfiH? ic. ltecelpts Flour.6.000 barrels:

wheat. 12.000 bushels: corn. 12.0t bushels: oaLs.

bushels; 2.'Ui00 barley, hone; rye, 1,000 bushels.

t togs. 3,6. o neaa: catties J, WW head

TOLEDO Flour quiet andnnchaneed. Vheat

dull and prices declined: No. 1 white A'abash.

II Kl: No. 2, white wabash, II fh: No. 1, white

known on the. atrnet. and much avmnathv in

expressed for them ,n their temporary mis-

. ., J - v i I -z .'.. ' T. ' . ' , w.

Oüirs 01 block lorio-uay; öj.iiuu snares, 01

which 81,900 were C. C. A I. C, ; 4,000 West

ern Union ; 34,000 Union Pacihc; 32,000 Pacific

Mail, 25,000; New York central, 43,000; Lake

Shore, 24,000; Northwest, 11,000; St. Paul,

14,000; Wabash; 8,000 Krle and 8,700 Il;xk

Island.

Tbe firm sent the following letter to the Exchange: New York, April 29. jr. O. Chapman, President; . We regret to be obliged to announce tbat we are unable to meet our contracts. Very respectfully, Capron A Merriam. Money was active late in the day, and rose

to 7 per cent, gold.

Foreign exchange was advanced this af

ternoon by leading bankers to 4 SO for sixty days sterling, and $4 85 for demand, but 85

and 88 are still about t he rates for actual business.

Customs receipts, $3P9,000. Gold closed at f 1 14, after selling at $1 ky

and $1 13.

Carrying rates, 2(a33. Assistant treasurer disbursed (34,000. Clearings, 125,000,000. State bonds dull. Governments firm.

Prime butchers' cattle a 00(5 m

Medium 4 cattle.; 4 00(4 50 Common 44 cattle .... 2 75(ö 75 HOGS. Good smooth, 175 lbs, and over 5 00(35 50 SHEEP. Good shipping, J00 lbs. and over (tin 00 Common shipping, 80 44 44 3 505 oo VEAL CALVES. Good veal.... . . 5 0CH8 00 STOCK SHIPMENTS. Stock forwarded east, over the Pan-Handle road for tbe week ending April 20, 1S74 No. cars. No. head.

10H 1,70 28 3,911 3 48

Cattle... Hogs. Hoises.

Hheep.... Mules .,

Total.

.144

,(9

Gao. W. Ubston, Btock Agent r. C. A BU LR. K.

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. Naw York, April 20. This has been an eventful day in Wall street. It opened with the failure of Capron A Merriam and tbe C, C. A I. C. pool nd this was followed by events which precipitated a panic in the Stock Exchange. The failures below noticed were followed by various rumors, all of which tended to disturb Confidence and unsettle matters generally. ! At one time it was currently reported that a Philadelphia railroad official was unable to meet his notes. "Inquiry at the proper sources failed to substantiate tbe rumor.. This was followed by a report that President Grant. would sign the Senate cur rency bill and that Comptroller KvSx would immediately issue instructions to national banks, requiring them to call home their legal reserves, now held for redemption in cities la excess of the amount required under the new law. Then came a report tbat a railroad and steamship war was likely to result from the Inability of the Pacific Mail, Panama and Union Pacific to agree upon some amicable freight arrangement, and that the Central Pacific road was about consummating an agreement with an English company to put on an opposition line ot steamers between San Francisco, Japan and China. All the facts and rumori mentioned above caused an enormous pressure

GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

U. 8. 6's "81.

U.H.8'8 tS2. IT. 8. 6'8 M U. 8. 's "65 U. 8. 6's (new), U. 8. 6's V U. 8. 8's '68. U. 8. 10-40 's

Currency fl's..

i per cen t fd loan..

uoia..... Sterling...

Tne.jW'd

121;i21

12J IM

121$ 121, 120V,

115 117 114 485 Vi

Th'riFrt.

121

us;

121-

12IV4 1 If XI

if" $ 120;

IM 115 lltfj. llT?

ll'll.ll'Jl

4851 485

121$119t

llVi! 121

119 119V4 120)4! 12o'i 120 II Ufa

114 11S

llt.'i 114

; h

li:i 485 Vi

Sat.

121 vi

121s

1 1 ti?

111' 1

485!

Mon

my.

11!' i UUP. 120 116: mil 486.

STATE STOCKS.

Missouris.

Old Tennessees..

New Tennessees.. New Virginias. Old Virginias.. Old N. Carolinas...

New N. Carolinas.

Tue.

91 W 87 35 31 28 21

W'd

ThT

87,

90 32 27 21

5 87

6r 33 27 21

Fn.

94 87

33 24 21

Sat.

33 29 21

Mon 82 82 : 83 24 21

The purchasing prices for Government bonos lr Indianapolis vary from the New York qnotatuos Vl per cent.

GENERAL STOCKS.

Canton.

W. U. Telegraph Qui cksil ver

Adams Express.....

Wells & Fargo t.x American Ex. U.8. Ex Pacific Mail N. Y. Central Erie - Krle, preferred iarlera . Harlem. D'fd

Michigan Central.

nilj-üurg North wen tern N 'th west 'n pre f Kock Island.. N.J. Central St. Paul. 8t. Paul pref. Wabash . W abash pref .. Fort Wayne., Terre Haute Terra Haute pref.

Chicago St Alton

C- A A. preferred.. Ohio A Mississippi. i4f Oe A CMIHaHIa. CM B. A Q Lake Khore Indiana Central. Illinois Centrals U. Pacific stocks.

U. Paclfle bonds..

C. Pacific bonds.,

liel.ALackawana.

Hartford A Erie

Tu's

77V.

98 77

128

125 1

T2Vi 101 Vi

no 60 45 71

70 103 CT

100'

va HtiV,

W'd

ThT

120

77 V4

Kl 70

V 3tr 5

127

125 78 8av 62

69Vi

10UV.

10i

71 4 11

103

29,

Ml 103

.a,y

100 IIF1

vn IUI

IOfi?

72 74 27 8 78

7U 45 77

126 125

8HVi

61?ä

98t

1054

41 60 45 71 94 12 32

1024

108 28v H1

IUU

FrL

74Vi 20J

44 77-

176

125

74 88

5134

993;

104 A

71 4 11

iU2i,

103 a at

.H0J

IUU HS ttöV;

1054

Sat.

72 7534 2 (iWl

trtA

12 I

125 75 j f'A bl

10034

44?i

71 4 11

102

2934

67 103 7.V Pi 100

ion

i8hI

Mon

72 2 2i b-2'Vj 78 9 V7 Still 69

125 125

74 87 W1

104

57(2 8 4 11 S234

loo 103

27ft 68 103 100 m 105 Vi vi

MARKETS BY TELEO It A PH.

quiet and firm J vrnld-

TORK-Cotton

NEW

dliug uplands, 17; f otures closed steady ; sales,

Z(,iW; April, xa ito-c; oiay, 10 na-ium ; juiw, 1717 132ci July, 17 ,25-32c: AnguBt, 118 l-32c Flour less doing and scarcely so firm; receipts, 14,000 ; superfine western and state, 15 90 25, common to goodi S6 25 60: good to choice, W 65 7 00; white wheat extra, 9 0u7 5t ;; extra Ohio, ft 407 85 ; St. Loulx, K3 00(iU 00. ltye floor firm at 14 90ao 90;. ' Corn meal qnlet and firm ; western, S3 904 50. Wheat dull and lower: receipt,, 73,000; N6.2spiingChlcago,Sl55157; No. 2 Milwaukee, 1160; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota,

rVlal'KI .V lima si fslf

ISO. d red, 51 4j. corn quiet and weak: hiiih

mixeil, 72!;s,725ic: May. 72c; June, 72;; Juiy,

ic; low mixeu. uittt,,zy& no made. 72(72Vic:

damaged,7I. Oatsdull anu unchanged ;No 1 54;' ,c;

iso. z, ozc; Aiiciitian oic. ciover seed. 53

5 75; mammoth' f 10" Receipts Flour, 100 bartels; wheat, M.oOU bushels; corn, busreis; oats, 6,000 bushels. Shipments Flour, 5uo bar

rels, wheat, 11,000 bushels; corn, 47.0JU bushels:

oats, 3.000 bushels.

MILWAUKEE: Flour market steadv and In

moderate demand: extra spring flour.eash, jj 7.

W heat.No. 1 Milwaukee. 51 3434;No.2 Milwaukee Si 'i: seller May. (1 29: seller Jane. SI 2'i.

Oats quiet; No. 2, 45-c. Corn market steady and in moderate demand; No. 2, mixed, 64c.

Kye dull and nominal : No. 1 91 !4c. Barley dull

and prices nominal; No. 2, spring, II 60; No. 3, spring, 1140. Provisions firm. Mess pork held

at Sit öOiglrt 75. Dry salted shoulders nominal, fic for loose; sweet pickled hams at lOVJfrllc

Lara steady ; prime Kettle rendered lec; piime

steam, SJ4c. Receipts Flour, 6,0io barrels;

wheat, 50,ouo busneis. hhlpments l lour, 6,0.0

barrels ; wheat, 157,000 bushels.

NASHVILLE Cot to a demand fair and rrices

advanced to H'(fVc. Flour quiet and unchanged at 568 2o. bugar quiet and unchanged. Corn, raarket bare and wanted. Oats 65ri67c Cofi'ee quiet and unchanged at25&28. Provision, demand active and prices advanced. Lard 10' :,c.

Bulk shoulders, 7c; clear nDs, ac; ciear sides,

9Vic Bacon, shoulders, 8c: clear ribs. 10c; clear

smtfB, iuc, augt&r cuitu uhius, mi pHC&eu.

W hisky in lair uemant and market nrm at sc.

LOUISVILLE-Cotton firmer at ltPic. Flour

quiet and unchanged. Wheat nominal. Corn

quiet and unchanged at 72vj73c. Oats quiet and unchanged at 5orvj7c. Hay, 117 on cars. Dry ehAnMHi .1ao , ilAar Ort r Pawn

4a active demand and prices advanced ; shoulders, 73ic; clear lib sides, 94'c; clear. 103e: sugar cured hams, 12t4yl3.Vic. Lard Tierce, 104l0V4c; keg, KfSllc; prima steam nominal. Whisky, 2c. Bagging. 1314e. PHILADELPHIA Flour iu good demand; superfine, So 0U(ct5 50; Wisconsin and Minnesota, extra family, W 87i7 50; state, ' Indiana and Ohio, $7 S0(H 25. wheat quiet and firm;-red,

II 6ö(äl 70; amber, 11 a; white, 11 8-xai w Rye, SI 00(4 1 03. Corn dull,and steady ; yellow, Ki)c; white, 87c. Oal In good demand; white, 64(ijt5c; mixed black, 63c. Crude petroleum, 11 V; refined, lSlSic Whisky held at 99c. CLEA'ELAND Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and unchanged; No. lred winter, SI 56; No. 2 red winter, II 47. Corn steady and firm; low mixed, 70c; high mixed, 77c; ears, on track, 7273c. Oats receipts light and market firm; No. 1 state and western, 55c; No. 2 state and western, 53c: white, 57c. Petrolenm quiet and unchanged : standard white, in car lots. Xiy. 0?12c; Ohio state test, to 160 degrees, 15&.15Vc BALTIMORE Flour quiet, firm and unchanged. Wheat in good demand and steady; Ohio and Indiana, 1160174: western spring, II 531 &5. Corn quiet; old western mixed, 88( 89c; new, 854c. Oat, slow; western, 62 65c. Rye quiet and firm at SI 05. Provisions unchanged. Butter In good demand and firm; receipts light; new good to prime western tub. 32($.c Coffee unchanged. Whisky quiet at SI t0l 01. DETROIT Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady and in moderate demand: extra, II 70(9 I 71; No. 1, II 13,1 6234; amber, II 61. Corn steady at 76c Oats demand good and full prices ; western, 77c. Receipts Flour, 8,0(0 barrels wheat. 4,000 bushels. Shipments Flour, 1,000 barrels ; wheat, LVXAJ bushels. MEMPHIL Flour dull and prices nominal. Corn meal higher at S3 60. Oats demand fair and market firm- at 61&62c. Hay unchanged. Bran firm at II 60. Corn quiet and unchanged. Bacon strong, shoulders, 7 Yg7ic ; sides,10(4l0)ic ; sugar cured hams, ll&123ic. OSWEGO Wheat onlet; wTAIte Canada nominally f 1 ma 85. .Corn held firm at 81&öc Bar

ley dell ; Canada, 11 75.

lalnweet1 TihwW.k,afaln9t W-3 tor last week. The weather is against trade and the market 1, Inactive, but general tonl a IhiSl 'rji ebru--y o extra Bhorn sheVp ioid at 50 . 50; common to extra sheared quoted a : iVa? w.'th sales at 16 5tXä7 for good to txinT h3 ' HOQ Receipt, yesterday and to-day. l"7xo

- iaraet nrm at 15 K'l b'-54; ordinary to good corn fed. alive, with i carlo-d of fair Ohl, 1.170 lbs. .verag,, Ou dressed hugs closed firm at t7 fCj, an wz'A u. '

Chicago, April 20. CATTLE Receipts of S5u bead. Market very quiet, bat prices firm; common to extra r?'n? ' J U 76 Pr to choice butcher? bead! "lOCfceT"' 13 7i ShlpmenL: 2,1 aHJJ?ReiT,,p, of 10'000 head. Market active a"!? iois to cb0it "Ith most Vb thlpmenta. 8,7.S. rllc.KP IwecrBta nf s ai k.. ..

and nothing dolag, quotable at7 for" SnSS.

Cincinnati, a nrti 'n

CATTLE Recelats tnr week. l.K'jß eatUe- 177 r?o?.P!i47,!10g, dull; tooanlnS Ll?Lnln"r; om. lea; extra arV ani

minji al .Sil as r ci v.,z. , I

SliEFj'-Actlve

and firm; better grade

scarce, s 507, ö,'ä(L

ffriv,i tTZ a 1 for Bft?r,or: leJT : II 7505 23; goodto-Mlmescarce.butfirrnailidOAti. '

COTTON MAJKXEIS. MEM PI as-Cotton

quotation and nominal T77ZtI

KOOd ordiaarv. i.V.. 1. ij,,:

middling. lw- tHt in j , ... a7!

omenta, 2,210

bales;

PITTSBURG OIL MARKET. Pitts iwRfj. Anrir-xi

.C'l,a.l-et'r;lnotdatJ1 RH1 7;reHned wsakquoted at lo?8 lor May and J une. '

FOREIGN MARKEVS. I)SIX)N Amnnnt t knliiA i . .

iank of neland i.r r. iv .

&S?Ät m -Dey' account, H3;. 1W " w11;1' new 5 s,'

see.1 oil, -j, bda-S. Tutpentine. 73Ms.

PARIS-Rentes, 59f, 60c. LIVERPtX)! Mnttnn

American Vtf,iJPl?in' K'd J- .' balei; Amerlc-n, 12,0110 bales; epeculatlon. and exÄ'Ä. SFn Corn

2 Ir;5 enoct ceRT middles, 4. id. ReTallowÄm' ",412- 'Pentlnc-Jsi.firm.

A.NTWERP-Iteaned petroleam, 34.

I Uj 'S ail mm

WE offer the above brand of WhlU Lead to the public- with thA iwn

that It Is r -""i,,uu'

PERFECTLY PURE. For sale by dealers geaerally. ECKSTEIN, HILLS A CO., Va . Cincinnati. OTK- Consumer, will Minsnii 11. ix.-ti.-d

1 1 , . . . 7 i.'ix-o-

ujr waring in mind mat a laree Proportion of the article sold as PURK W UIl'K " LEA D. U adultrntvd to thee.xtent of from 50 to 9o per cent, and much of It does no: contain a particle of Lead

SMALL TAYLOR PRESS,

SUITABLE FOK

tob FRiwTiasro-,

Rlxe ef Bed 18x341.

FOB SALE S"5T THE

OIDIANAP0LI3 SENTINEL OOMPANI

yALUABLH

INFORMATION.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS. East Libkbtt, April 20. CATTLE Arrivals, Including Saturday and Sunday, 214 cars. No sales. HOG8 Arrivals, Including Saturday and Run" day, 141 cars. Best Philadelphias, 16 6o6 u; lorkers. 30($i61. SHEEP Arrivals. Including Saturday and Sunday, 19 cars, liest, 17 &7 75; medium, 16 Uc4 ' Nxw York, April 20. CATrLE Receipts, tyesterday and to-day,-4.m head, making 8.C70 head for the week, against 7p2fl bead last week. Prune matured cattle not plenty, average quality, scarcely fair demand, but good enough, and the market is better than either Thursday or Friday last. The rain which prevailed all day was unfavorable to active trade; several loads remained unsold; good droves were run out at little better average prtee than droves of equal quality could be sold for Monday last week; bnt extreme range was the same, and common and medium were a

fraction lower : Texan, ranged at 17 lixaiu ou, witn a few choice Cherokee cattle at 111 ; poor to prime natives,' S1012 50, with a few lots retailed at 112 75i 13 i among sales were 12 cars Texans, 5VJ cwt.W50: 3 cars, 5 wt, 8 75; 15 cars, 6 ewt, 10 60 ; 6 cars Cherokee cattle, 6V4 cwt, S10 .5lLj 6 cars Illinois steers, T cwt, 11 25(412 50; 14 cars. TA ewt. 111 25(912 75; llcars,7 cwt, 1112 50; eara,347Vicwt,'1060n87V4S10 cars, 6 ewt, 10all ; lS cars, 6(58 ewt, 10 t2o(g02 25, and 70 cars, 3l wt, 110 711 50. SHEEP Fresh arrivals, 6,400 head, making

Boston, Dec 12, 1869. Gentlemen My only object In giving you this testimonial is to spread valuable Information, Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum, and the whole surface of my skin being covered with pimples anl eruptions, many of which ' caused me great pain and annoyance, and knowing it to be a blood disease, 1 took many of tbe advertised blood preparations, among which was any quantity of r&rsaparllla, without obtaining any benefit, until 1 commenced taking the Vegetlne; and before I had completed the first bottle I saw tbat I tad got the right medicine. Consequently I followed on with it until t had taken seven bottles, when I was pronounced a well man, and my skin 1, smooth and entirely free from pimple and eruptions. I have never enloyed so good health before, and I attribute It all to the use of Vkgetine. To benefit those afflicted with Rheumatism, I will make mention also of tbe Vsomn k's wonderful power of curing me of thlt acute complaint, of which I have suffered so Intensely. C. H. TUCKER, Pass. A (ft, Mich. C R. R 29 Tyler Street, Boston. ... HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME. Boston, October, 1870. Mr. II. R Stkvens: Dear Sir My daughter after having a severe attack of whooping coogh. was left in a feeble state of health, being ad vised by a friend, she tried the Veoetine, and after using a few bottles, was fully restored to health. I have been a great auffeter from Rheumatism. I have taken several bottles ot tbe Veuetine for this complaint, and am happy to cay it has entirely cured me. I have recommended the Vegetlne to other,, with the same good result. It is a great cleanser and purifier of tbe blood; it is pleasant to take; and I can cheerfully recommend iL JAMES MOUSE, 364 Athens street. ISO TROUBLE SINCE USING VEGETINE. Chaklestown, October, 1870. This certifies that my daughter bas always been troubled with a humor, which has caused frequent swelling on her lace and about her eves. Physicians called it the Erysipelas; but after having taken two bottles of the Vegetlne, she has not been troubled with It since. SIMON ALUKICH, Charltstown, Mass.

Dr. Tu-Sf.k say,: "It is unnecessary for rue to enumerate the disease for which the Ye ' -- should be used. 1 know of no disease whkcl "" not admit of its use with good results. A': ;cs1 innumerable complaints are ansed by p 1. a ous secretions In the blood, which can bee, ly expelled from the system by the use 01

vegetlne. w nen tne Diooa is periecuy cleg

iüe disease rapiaiy yieias; au pains healthy action is promptly restored, am t

pauen is curcu. The remarkable cures effected by Vegetlne have induced many physicians and apothecal rles whom we know, to prescribe and use it In their own families. In fact Vegetlne Is the best remedy yet disco v. ered, and Is the only reliable BLOOD- fURlFIEIt yet placed before the public, bold by all drug gists and dealers everywhere.