Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1876 — Page 8

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8 THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL MONDAY JAN UA11Y 24, 18TG.

A CARD -Trade Palace, Oct. 7. To, the Country Readers: We respectfully ask your Immediate attention to the best selected Itock of Dry 'Goods, Notions and Millinery ever brought to this city. By giving our individual attention to buying in Now York, we have secured a lino of Silke, Black Goods Dress Goods. Dometts, Woolen3 Flnnnels, Shawls, Taule Linens, Blantets, Comforts, Notions and Mi linery at such rates and on such terms as enables us to offer the lowes prices known aince 1832. Our priecs are alike to all, and Grangers as well as others will find t no other housa mora aitractKt goods or lower

prices. S. JLZ"R,IE3 s CO.' T BAD TG PAIiACK. FINANCE AM) BUSINESS. WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW. MONEY ASOBCSI25ES3. Monday KvKMNfs, Jan. 21 There Is nothing in the money market throughout the country to challenge specl3l cemment. Ia Kastern money centers there Is complaint of too much money and tr.o little de mand. At this point and lu the W est generally the money Is stilt tied up la porfc and grain, chiefly lathe former, and It may be considered close. At the same time there is no pressing demand for money at this season, and business Isqu'etly movie j on without much oo-tside of the traffic In the great s'.anles. The last week showed & very fair railrosd traffic at ihls central point. In corn it was especially heavy, as t he following table shows: RAILROAD COMMENCE, iieceipts for the wtefe ending Jan. 22, 1S7": I 'onlSi btls .. 9.'-(i0 Wheat, bu ........ V.'H'O Corn, bu ..... .......!l,v o Oats, bu... - H,V(X) Kye, ba 5,2tJU I'.arley, bu 9,öoo lloi1! 13vCc9 Shipments tor the week endiug'Jan. 22,1376: Wheat, bu. . 44) . nti mw 4 1 1 4' 0 10,fWO W 1H OMSK , 1 f -3 10.4U Corn, bu Oats, bu Kye, bu F.arley, bu Hogs FLOUR AD WHEAT are attracting comparatively little attention in this market. A few parties keep op a Blight Jever on Chicago's future, but the principal sensation is in noting what they might have done. Flour finds slow sale and wheat Is too poor in quality to count for much, anyway in this State. DRT QOODS. There is not much doing, as at this season the trelsotT. Something Is doing in the way of staple goods at low ratei, but the prospect Is hopeful for the sprint? trade. GROCERIES Trade Is inclined to qaiet, and thera are no symptoms of an ear y chioje. Merchants are by this ti me accustomed to moderate orders and light prcll:s. have cot expenses lo suit the business and, therefore, are by no means miserable. Coffees have for a week orten days past been more active, and dealers are pretty well supplied at the ruling rates, having sold out most of old Stock, purchased at higher figures before the first of the year; the market East is a little more quiet with freer sellers than early last week; prices are about the same as a few days since, cd local Agares are unchanged. Sugars are steady ; hard sugars firm, but the soft grades white are shaded from late rates; New Orleans sugar in good supply at "former prices. There is lees demand for domes tic cried fruits, bat a continued activity In prunes, which remain remarkably cheap. Coal oil firm at 11c by carload in Cleveland, and 13o to lie here, in small lots. New Orleans molasses, fine and sound, is growing stronger and must advance ; New Orleans quotations of !5th are 5Cc for prime and S2c for choice grades. Demand steady. Syrups daU CORN, which has been the leading object of Interest in trade circles, has held up to about 40 cents, but was confessedly weak at that figure. The bad weather and the Illimitable mud In the country will do something to check the moves ent for a few days. PROVISIONS have been in a dubious condition and In spite of nerve and a bold front the market has settled a little for the last few days, and buyers are shy. The following tables give a comprehensive showing oi this immenslve interest at thin time: 1 PROGRESS OF PORK PACKING. COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF 1S74 AND 1875. The statistics given below are furnished to the Sentinel by J. II. MoMahan & Co., brokers and dealers, in the Chamber of Commerce: The following thows the receipts and shipments of live hogs tor the week in Chicago as compared with same time last year and packing to date: . Week receipts. Week shipments, j i i i j 1878. 1875. 1876. ' 1875. Live hogs 102,010 SÜ.591 10,lti3 S,2J0 Packed to dat-l,L8,203 1,26.0.7 Total packing last. season ' ' , ,' 1,650,313 Stocket mess pork and laid at dates named in Chicago: r Jan. 22, 1876. Jan. 23, 1875. Fork, bbla m.fiua 148,0 Lard, tcs 3,787 - 47,. o Shipments of provl -ions at dates named : For week, Since Nov. 1, Same time, 1878. 1875. Pork, bbla.... 6.380 81,83 79,585 Cut meatS.JO.976,015 122.9ä,t68 150,843.874 Lard, Iba 3,!62,üi0 83,884,687 36t(lLV74 The foreign exports from the principal seahoard ports from November 1 to January 8, this and last year, were as follows: - 1J78. 1S75 Pork, bbls - . " 4W,b8l 43,892 Lare, lbs 34,781.965 38,774,809 Bacon and hams 79,478.32 68,332,068 Comparative prices at dates named: Jan 21, 1878. Jan. 22, 1875. Live hogs f 7 00 7 50 1 6 00 700 Mess pt rk, cash- 19 1 0 17 65 617 70 Mess pork, Feb.-.- 1 25 al9 22 17 70 17 72 Lard, cash 12 10 9 13 12V13 15 , Lard, Maren 12 82X13 85 ' 13 blV3 40 Hams, green 10 (a 10; a 9f Shoulders, green- 6 9 6;,l C. R. Bides, green. 9&3 The following exhibits quotations In Liverpool market at (fates mentioned tor articles named : Jan. 21, 18 6. Jan. 22. 1875. Western p. m. pork 8.'s od Ms od Weht era lard Ws Od . 64s Od Khonlders 37s Od ' Od Snort rib sldes.. 51a td 4s d fehortclesr side .Sis id ' 49s 6d The stock or lard In New York is reported at CS.0OO trcs, and in Cincinnati bi,KQ Itch. The latest estimates given by the Cincinnati Price Current Is that the total packing of the West will fall ihort about 730,000 in numbers as compared with last season, while the Increase la weight will be equal to about 330,000 of last year's weight, thereby reducing the shortage to 60C.OQQ of last season's weight. The quality of fresh arrivals is reported as excellent, and the yield of lard very large. There Is a fair consumptive demand far product, but orders are generally limited, ta f rices that axe uasaUsfac

tory to packers. Speculators act .with much caution, and prefer waiting for further developments. It is thought by many that tettled, cold wea her will Increase receipts of bogs. The stocks of lard reported are veiy large, audit mar be difficult to advance prices.

REVIEW OP THE HOME MARKET. Monday Evxkiko, January 24, 1878. There was a persistent disagreement between J buyers and sellers on charge, so that the call board, which was well supplied with both offers and bids, developed only a single transaction of one car rump pork at f 17 per barrel. The sales reported by private negotiations were not large, as the list shows. But there was, nevertheless, a tendency to business, and the probabilities are fair for some activity during the week. Corn was steady, with an improved feeling over the close of last week . Provisions were lower, and buyers were reluctant. At the Fame time holders are not satisfied to accept of the market, and will hold sometime before unloading at present rates. llrgs were active and steady at 7 10 for the outhide figures. Egus are one cent lower, under the pressure of 1 ,w markets In New York. Wholesale trade very quiet and steady. tALE3. The following are some of the tales noted today on 'Change: 3 cars mixed corn, f. o. b , 1 car ear corn, f. o. b :i cars mixed corn, in elevator 4 cars high mixed -orn, in elevat ir 2icars high mixed corn, in elevator., tcarwhear, sample-......-. . ...... 41 40 , p. t. Kl 31 18 50 p. t. 1 car No. 2 mixed oa'8 m. 1 car piime Timothy hay...... 'ön bbls rumpa porü....... DAILY KAILROAÜ COMMERCE. ARTICLES. REC'PTd. BHIP'TS, Br-n.tons ...... Barley, bushels ..... . Uoa! auJ Cone, tons...... . Oooperage, cars................ 1 1,201 1,101 äi 1,173 4ti 80biy 80.J "5 Ja t e ü!'J Oorn '..!. l:a4T9.:S fVlrn 'r. .!!.! 1.V41 1.11,11 87CO rf u, ....... f ertilizer, Cias ..-. in irr. L&r eis. ci iir brisues, cars., "l - 1,0 JU 1,80.1 fclay, xozu il.UvS tor.s iiijv,:us, barrels. ilos, had jior-eti and mules, Dtuid.-., 2 w 61 44 too Iti 60 "so 17 8jU Lire, tiercts .., . ...... La' a, ck j s Urne, cars Logs, curs Lu " oer. Tt Ct.... -MerchADd:se, oaiS 5 225,500 , 228 49 5 V two 14,000 570 8U0 iTr! Dil. Dürre s 7 0 8,300 80 8U) 1 0 810 Data, bnat is.... rroviaoiip, tons.... Kye. bushels... . -ait. uarrt .s .... Sheep, nead...MM. Sh Hui?, C4HI8 9 6 raliow, barrels.... V6 1,87j Wheat, bushels Whisky, bbls. .... 2)0 wool, tons disoeilaneous. cars., lu öTOKB Barley. Jan . 23 1,x1 6i Wbeat. Cjru. Oats 33,84.! mj.W llXfcl 4U Bye. 'il! TR-.DE tlUOXATIONS. Quotations are given for the buying prices on rain and produce, and the selling pricss for flour and other merchandise. BUILDING MATERIALS Trade quiet. Lime: le phland Huntington, 34c: ieru.30c: era , auc ; bushel; an, :3 lUudieoV, .t.raui,ic; iew i'aris nine, ajc per d tiair, 40c per bushel, r asier; Michigan Vpwurb. kA rA). V'lrn hrlptr. S3 to f7 ner hni White band. 4 Der barrel. Cement, il 25 nr har.l rei lor ijouisviue; s; ot'aauu lor roriiai.a. ULL Coal xteady and only moderate con sumption. Aumraeite.per ton, I o; lirazti blocs, per bushel, I x;; V hite Ki ver, 14c; baud creek, liic; Highland grate, 13c; Highland steam 11; Pitthtm. '. " H r ti t 1 1 nnl rtntii auf ( n , I ry t . ic; Braxti slack, be; Virginia cannel, 27c; Indi ana cannei,zic. Coke i:ic; crucbed, IB. W ood Pienty at 54 S0a5 50. DRY UOODS This line of trade Is at Its oultt season for the winter. Still something Is none In staple goods, which sell at very low prices. battino ordinary, imuYoc: miadimg, 15c: best tissue, ltic. ürown Drilling Nashville, 10: Pepoerel. lie; Htark.llc. 1 ickino Omeeo 32 inch, 19c : Amoskeig A.C.A. Z2c ; A, 18c; Conestoga, 4-4 Medal, 17c: y Medal, toe ; extra, ya, is; extra, 4-1 zuc; Lewintown, 30 Inch, 2lc; 32 inch, 2c; ditto 30 Inch, 18c : plaid tHiRTiso 8TRIPKS American, 6-3, 11; 3-3, 10c; Whlitennen, 13c, 14c, and 16c; Union, 13c, 15c, and 14c. Paper Cambrics Common colors, 60; high colors, 1 cent higher. Prints American, 7c; Washington, Merrlmai. Hljhmnnrl i on tQ I anil ÜAtiantAfra 71a. aprague'slancy, 7c; Freeman, 6c; Standard' nirung prints, c; At Dion soiia colors, 7c; Wamsuita, 6c; Mourning prints, 7o. Carpet Chain White, 26c: colored. 32c: cov erlet warp, 27c xSROwx HUEKTiGs Vermont, 0; NashviBe, 9c; MlddievBle, 9c, Idaho, 8ic; New Albany, 8c; Htarlc A.,9c; Laurel D., Wc; Laurel H.. 84c ; Fark A., 7c ; Oranlte B.. 6c : Bedford R7c ; Pepp N., 7c ; Pepp O., 7c ; Pepp R., 8c ; Pepp Bleached Sheetings Lonsdale. llc:HoDe. 9c; Biackstone, 10c: Macoment. 10c; Hill, 9c; 1-4, loc; Dwlght wtar, 10c; Vaughn XX, 8c; Red Dog, 7c; Quaker 7Jc; Cambrics, Lonsdale, Vie; Young Warrior, 12-äs; J aber JwuiEht. 10c ; Wamsutta, 14c; New York MlUs, 14c. Ubain Bag-Amoskeag A.. 30c: Lewlston A.. Sie; Stark, 3uc; Union, 18c; Banner. 8Cc:Mon-Ö-oup, 280. DRUUS No change in prices and trade quiet. AssaicellJa is Quoted at 2öa3uc : alcohol at U a 2 35; alum, per pound. 4abe; camphor, per pound, 3Ja35c: cochineal, per pound, buaoc; ehlorcform, per pound, II 05al 15; copperas, barrels, per pound, 2a3c: cream tartar, pure. 46a47o: Indigo, per pound, 12 al3u; licorice, Calab, per pounu, genuine, ivaicc; maneia, carb., i wz., per pound, 30aKJc; merphlne, P. A W., per ounce, H 5ua4 75; madder, per pound, 13a 16c ; oil, castor. No. 1, per Ballon, yi2Ual8o: oil. benramont, per pound, öüua7 00; opium, per pound, J 7oa7 0j; quinine, per ounce. 12 2oa2 35; balsam copaiba Vm; soap.castile, fr., 12al&c; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pound, battc; salts, epsom, per pound, 4a.c ; nun, Oar re it's, pack., per gross, 117 00; snuff, liarrett s, per case of 4 dozen, ilo 00; sulphur, Dour, per pound,' oaoc; saltpetre, per peund !0a2Sc: turpentine, 45a48c. fisu Justness remains dull, as is to be ex pected at this season of the year. Labrador nerring, bb!s,t9; half bbls, SI 50: No. Hake herring, half 4 60: quarters, ti 50; kits. 95c all uu: co. i pickerel, nair Dbia. f: quarters, fi to; kits, 81 10; No. 1 white per half hbi, at ft OOafl 60; quarter barrel, 13 2b; kits, 11 15; family white, half bbls,$i (X); quarters, 12 50; kits, II 00; California salmon, per half barrel, new, 110 50; kits, 82 7o; Mackerel, new meu per bbl, I3ca33 ; half bbl, tlöala; quarter barrel, 88 60; kits, S3 öo; n o.l Darrel, lie; half barrel, l ooa 10 00; quarter barrel, 15 00a5 60; kits, 1145; No. 2 half barrel. 17 60; quarter barrel. 84 00: kits 81 iU: Cod flsh.in aa8 U0; Holland herring, per keg,l 60; scaled herring, tOo; Halibut, smoked, 14c. Prepared codfish, $8 0. a8 60; Round shore herring;, 87 50; ball barrel, 84 00. UROCKRIES, STAPLE Trade ruled quiet with no changes of importance to note in the market. Brooms Common, 12 00a2 60: medium, 12 75 a 8CO:extra,83 60a40'J. Coefees UncnangeLand not specially strong. Routing grades of Rio are quoted at21a21o: good to fair at 22a23c; prime at 23a24; choice to fancy, at 2ta4&o and Java at 84&35o. Dried Fruits Choice bright dried apples 11 a 12c; fairllallc. Choice halves dried peaches 14al4c; mixed quarters and halves 12al3. Candles Hotel, 21a22c; star candies are quoted at 17al8c ; common preeaed, 13al4o. Cheese Continues firm at 14al4o tor prime to choice factory. Hominy Per barrel, 84 00a4 25. Molashes ahdöyrüp New Orleans molasses is worth 58a68o for prime to choice, and syrups at 5Ua!l for common to fancy. Rice Dealers quote at 7a8o for Carolina; 7a 8,V.c for fair to best Louisiana. fecoAKS tiu'et and steady. We quoter Refined Unnoted at lOalO1 for A. Off A 10'ialOVic 1- ai0ie for extra C, and lla llc lor hard ; circle C and B, 9Xa9Xc; yellows, 8ia9'4o; New Orleans, ood to cnoice, 7iia9c. toDA in boxes, 6atsic; 5a5Ko kegs. Soaps Oerman Is quoted atöa7ic; Babbitt's at llKi. Starch A sharp competition, with prices cut clear down to 4at!o per pound. HpiCES-Pepper is quoted at 22&23c; allspice, l J-Jn- rlovB. 7Ua75c: cassia 40a45c. Teas Market still Inactive and doll but firm, (innnowder is auoted at 60caJl 40: Imperial. 8Sca812u; Hyson, 5t)ca8l 30; Oolong, S5al 00; Eng lish breakfast, 4Ck7oc. halt Hteadv and unchanged. Kaglnaw, dray loui at U 75al 80; Ohio River,

in store, at 81 65al 70; Saginaw, car lots, at 81 6 1 7: Ohio Hlver. car lots at 81 6Cal 55. GROCERIES AND FRUITS, FANCY Very few goods selllng.not enough to establish a market Cahxid Ooods No movement yet, Tomatoes, 2 lbs, fl 3Tal 40; 3 lbs, CI 75al 85; Yarmouth corn, 2 2 ai 3o; Mountain sugar, 82 -An2 '25; Peaches, 2 lbs, 81 7 öal fco; 8 lbs, 82 boa Si 75; Htrawberrls, 2 lbs, 81 80a3 00. Kaepberrlea, 2 lbs, 82 2.'a2 50. WhorUe berries, 82 25a2 oo. Pineapples, 2 lbs, 82 25. Yarmouth succotash, $1 2öa 2 vi. Cireen Peas, 81 7 a2 25. Utrlng beans, 81 25a 1 35; Bartlett pears, 92 3öa2 60. Lima beans, 8i 00. Pnmpklns, 3 lb, II 75. orned beef, 2 lbs, 84 Urn 4 6o; 6 lbs, 12 5i al3 00. Dried beef, Jacob's, 15c.: low grades, 14c. Cove oysters, lull weight. 1 pounl, 81 lOal 20; 2 pounds, 12 U0a2 10; light wtiht, 1 jK)unii, S-a!Kj;2 pound", tl al 75. Lobsters, 1 pound, S2 25; 2 pound. S3 25. California salmon, 1 pound. 82 15a2 25; 2 pounds, 83 25a3 Foreign Fruits Oranges and lemons firm and steady. Va'encia oranges, large cases, 89 SOalOOO; Messina. box-s 8 50. Leiunus, new Mesaina, 87 00 a8 tO; dates 8 '4a 10c per lb; new raisins, layers 83 2;a3 2"; London layers 84; Muscatel crown S3 85: double crown t4 0; Suitana ieal.Sc; Valencia 12' c; rigs, new drum firm, 14al5c; larce layer b'ks lta 8c per lb; French prunes in hox-s liaUttC; citron .'JOaVic; currants 9aloc; Turkish prunes, new,7a8c. Nuts soft-sheLed almonds quoted at21a2'c; filberts 14a 6c; walriuti, Frencn, 11c; .Naples, old, 15c; new 17alc: Brazil nuts luallc; peanuts, refl, raw, Safere; white Virginias 10c; roasted 3c higher. URAIV, FLOUR AND FEED BrAX SHIP-stuffs,-Etc Quiet and Unil. lirnn Is dull at III 5 al2; fine feed nominal at S14 00, and middling at S0a22. according to quality. Corn meat bolted, 81 15al 20 per hundred. Flour Inactive and very dull. No demand except for home col sumption. Choice fancies are quoted at f7 00,37 50; city family a', 5 75Ml; lamlly countrv, 84 75550; superfine. 6i : extra t 84t0&5 00; fine at l ii 3 7.i buckwheat at ,i (X.. CrF.x Was steady with a slight tendency to flrrane-R. Qoo'atlons f. o. h. In elevator I cent lower than quoted. Mixed 4ra-i Jjcjhlgh mixed 4Ja40 ; white 41c; new ar, 4La4 c Oats Wood oats are held back for seed. Hound tolxed SUM'äc. wni, üOlöc: aamagod 2"i :ic, owing to condi'lon. Hye Nominal. Quoted at l")?:K"ic. BAr.t ey Norain-il. Worth 8' c 81 l0. Wheat Without notable leatures. Indiana' rpniiui? from 81 t-ti 2 for choice; damaged, 7t ; no grtde, 0: choice Kan sas Hid Michaa CI ü'al :i ', all by sample. H Active nd ijood demand at '08 7 10. HAY In good supply, but mostly Inferior quality.

Loo.' e 1 Quoted at fi.a!9 for choice ttmoihv from wagons. Prairie baled, best, Sil O all 60; .n.iiiPH'ftin t-u. iiaieu iimotny is quoted at 817 fOalSCOfor the best, iraw 4 aiöc per hundred HOP New crop are quoted at 4öal6c perlb. HIDES, ETt-lull, and slow sale. Best city green hides, cows, 5y;c: steers weighing t Ibnor over, 7c; bull, 40; best city veal skins, lie: be.'tclty kip skin, 7c: greeu salted; cured, at 61ia7; drv Baited hides, 9c; dry flint, lUilSc. Grubbv hides, 4a4c. Sheep skins are quoted at 50 to 81 00, according to qualitr. Tallow, xas'ic Grease Brown at öc; yellow, 7ac: white, 9li)c. IKON AND STEEL Steady and quiet. The quotations are given at list pnees, as fol'ows: Bar iron is quoted at SJ 4ia2 60. Sheets rolled. 10 to 14, 4c; 15 to 20, 4V$c; 27, 4o. Charcoal, lo advance on above rates. Other sizes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Steel Is quoted as fo lows: Sanderson's best Englsn tool. 23c: American tool, 18c: sprlnz steel, llnch, l?c; ll4 Inch and over, 11c, mill pick shapes. 3 'c. Horse shoes, Borden's, 85 75 per keg; mul, 81 higher. LEATH EH Trade moderate. Oak slaughtered sole is quoted at 30a41c; Buffalo, 30a3ttc; harne 84a3Sc; upper 24a3.'c per frot; French calf, 81 75a2 25; French kip, 81 25a 1 Alt Alta. m,. fvrkt finA.Kv4llA . . , . , , . . tfO (0; domestic calf, 81 3Cai 50; kip, domestic, (0ca 81 10. LUMBER The demand is weak, but not so for this seaFou. The dally movement is above an average for the winter. Koplau Clear. 830 00: Common. S14 00: Culls. 810 00. Ash 1st and 2d, 50. Black Walnut Tho quotations are buying rices for green and selling prices for dry turner. 1st and 2d. dry 85 vK'aHu (K): 1st and 2d. srreen. f 10 0Pa4i 00; Colts. 815 00a20 0". PiNE-land'i clear, ter M. feet, green. 517 00: dry, 85U' flooring, dreped, 82OU)ab0 00; Piding, dressed, 81i OOalU ei; stock boards, rough. 8-6 Ooa iuu; commnn boards, 8lbiJ; bin stuff, to 16 feet, SIS 00 ; bill Muff, over 16 leer. Sl7O0a'24 00: juw; "A sawea sningies, i-i'atö); JNo.imungles, S25U; poplar shingles, 8300; lath, 82 75; Southern pine flooring, dresFed, 810 Ola 15 00. NAILS Unchanged. Quoted, lOd to Wi at 83 15a3 25 per keg and smaller numbers at the usual advance. OILS Coal oil advancing and firm. Raw lin'etd quoted at 61a6Hc; boiled at65a6Kc; lard oil. current extra. 81 lOal 15; No 1,81 OUal 10; tanners' oil, strait's best, ft'a&jc; Banks' bwt, 5 a 60c ; Labrador, 80a83c ; refined coal oil, 14al5c; standard gasoline for lamp. 12al3c; headlight, 20 a25c: lubricating and machinery oils, 35ca81 25. PRODUCE CoEsiderable activity. Butter Slow demand. Oood roll 18aT0c; mixed and inferior 12 to 15c. Eaos It was noped the mirk et would stand at l'c, but the decline in New York forces the price down to 15 cents to-day.' Poultry Demand regular and strong. Fowls.live, per doz,82 75a3; ducks, live, old and young, 82 50; geese, 85 40. Turkeys, per lb., live, 8c Dressed poultry not quoted . Too late In the season. Vegetables Potatoes Not much demand. Car lots 40 to 45o per bushel : from store, Dest pach b'ows, 60c. Sweet potatoes, per bbl., 84 00. Onions Slow at 82 002 60 per bbl. Fruit Green apples are firm at S3 00a3 75 per brl ; choice, 83 75a4 00. Cranberries at 811 60al2 per brl : 83 754 00 per bn. Beeswax, per lb, 25c. White navy beans, H 25a 1 40 pnd very dull. Feathers, per lb, prime live geese firm at 4c; mixed, 25a3oc. Uinseng, 75a Rags, per lb, cotton, 2c Honey Quiet at 30c per lb for choice boxes; for low grades, 20a2Sc. PROVISION'S Easy and lower. Outside markts weak . Bulk Meats Clear ribs, 10 to 20 days In salt, lkslOc: shoulders 10 to 15 dpys In salt, 7X&7c. Sweet pickled bams 12c. Oreen meats Shoulder nominal; for c. r. sides 9a';c. Lard Is dull ; prime steam t 12al2c, kettle nominal, 13;c. Jobbing Pricks Bacon clear sides. 13c; breakfast do, 1 4 He: hams. UXo: lard, kettle. 14c; half barrel and keg lard löc; sugar-cured shoulders He: bacon shoulders lOo. HEED-Quiet and unchanged. Flax seed Is quoted at 81 Dual 40, according to Quality -.clover at 87 0Ca7 50; timothy dull at ti 65a2 75. TOBACCO Quiet and uncnangea. Roval (Jem is Quoted at 85aS.se: Monitor Navy. 68aJ('c; baled tobacco, 4ca6vj; bright navies and än arters, 6sa7c; smoking brands, tocajivu: ne cuts, 6na95c; black. tobacco. 65a6Lo lncadies; twlnts, 9i c. TINNERS' STOCK Steady. Tin plate is quoted, fer IC, 10x14, charcoal, first quality, at 810 00; IX, ditto, at 813 00; IC, 14x20 roofing tin, 819 60. Brass kettle, 45c; No 27 Iron B. 4 4-10c; No 27 smooth iron, 6c. Moorehead's galvanized Iron, SO per cent discount from list Zinc per sheet, 11c; per cask, 10io. Pig tin. Strait's, aoc. Wire Bright and annealed 8o per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 90 per cent discount. Solder Tinner's 18c. CopperSheeting, 14 to 15 oz, 84c; planished, 14 to 16 oz, 40c; bolt copper, 45c; bottoms, 3 lev Lead Jig, 7e ; bar, 8c; antimony, 18c ; Babbit metal, 18a 20c. WOOL-Un washed. 2Sa32c: tub-washed, 45a 47c. WHISKY Steady at il 05. WOODEN WARE No. 1 tnbs per dos, 17a8 CO; No. 2 ditto. fCa7 00: No. S ditto. 5a 00; No. 1, Churns, common, per dozen, 8 60a9; No. 2 ditto, 17 öoaa; no. 9 ditto, seata7 ou; no i ceaarcnarns brass-bound, 821a22; No. 2 ditto, 20a21; No. 1 ash churns. 818 00: No. 2 ditto, 818:No. 8 ditto. 814: stave half-bushel measures, So 60; hoop iron meal selves, 14-18, 81 75a2;ditto 18, in 82a2 25; O O buckets, two-hoop, 81 65al 75 ditto, three hoops, Si 90n2 00. WL'IDOW GLASS -Steady and unchanged. Single Strength. ! 2nd Qnal. 1st Qual. 8x8 to 8x10 87 00 87 75 8x15 to lflXl3. 8 00 8 75 11 00 13 00 10x16 to 12x18........ 12x30 to 20x2 . Discount 65 and 70 per cent, off above. MONST, STOCKS, ETC Nw To ax, January 22. Iloney easy at 4"3 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 633 percent. " Custom receipts, 8200,000. Assistant treasurer disbursed 3130,000. Clearings, 835,000,000. Sterling Exchange Is quoted at II 85 for 60 days and at 51 83 for sight. Oold steady at 113. Rates paid for carrying were 1 to 5 per cent. ; loans also made fiat. Governments strong, and in some cases are higher. Railroad bonds strong. , RtAtA aectiriUe nulet and strong. Stocks opened strong and higher, but reacted during the last hour of business yt to y pec

rent, from the highest point of the dav. In the final dealings the market ws leadv, and,, in some ctses, prices recovered from toi per cent. Wentern shares continued to te tAe feature of the market, with Northwestern share the strongest on the Its'. Transactions on Stock Exchange were 134.000

scares, of which 18 '0 were Pacific Mail, h.wn Western Union, l-.uuO Northwestern. l",dO0 Kock Island, 5,WJ t. Paul, ld,0O Krle. 4 000 Lae Shore, 13,ko, 5,000 Wabash and 4,uto Union Pacific. eoviB' KBjrr brtukities. Äor.Tue w 'diln'rir ri.ioak. u. h. e's ... O.K.'s '45. U.S.8 S '43 (new). U.S. es '87 ü. . e's ' Oper centf d lon. U. 8. 10-40 's Cupons, 10-40 '8 Uurreacy 3 r.....V yoid !it9rling..... :2l)4 11; llS 2tK 121 U75-, 1J8S. 113 184 V, 121V llbTp tlt 117H 118 I 1184' IV8I I21!151K lU.Ji HbH I18.'iil ;a:20H 12ifs!i2iH USiieH 21 1 123 i H2j; 113 4M',.45 :18i Wi, 117 USJt Ü9 iV3M 113 1S5 1 18 12'J wy9 124 113 4f5 The purchasing price lor government bonds In Indianapolis vary from the New Nora quotations j al per c.nt.

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3NKRAL -TtX:Lh. iion iix e I V 'd i X h Ti t n. W. U. TclegTaplu.. Pacific -Mau Adams Express..... Wells A Jf aro Es , American h.c..M S. 1. Cntr Im tft. mnnmErie, prtirrd...w Hariain üarletn, pTd. iIicaIf:Ha CLiral. U. Paci.'io eivc.i. LakeKhore Illinois CddirU.... FitF)UT;.. Norlhweieru tUwe,i'ii prii... O., C A L.. ....... ..... N.J.Cev.t!.:, et. Yvzi. eJt.pp.nl pie:.". wba.sW. "V.iORV.i prt; .... . Terre Knta..... Terre Ilatite prcf. Chilis ko A Alton.. 3. A A. T-roiirr&'.,. Jiiio & Sliaslvu'pl. Indiana CeutrM. C. L, A Q..,MMH,.,M H. & St. Joe m' i !. "iria. A. & P. Telegraph. U. "aj'.fC LtmUh. U. PrtUc hornis... 79ta 77 IiIi 2 U 6 lt7i 76C 16?. hi 1(3 f8 57 3ll'2 f2tlv, m so yi 131 61 71 6 lä 9i i Ii IM 6r3i7',ü' 37; 103 2 f 61 li 8 1 yB 32 i:.3 l:-a ii a lv3 el 82 ml y im mW Ihbl 1U 18'., Ö2 33 til7 ti S Vli 1 t y 32 .13 6i 41 "A il-3 i:-3 m4 ivl .... -4 7 VI I m 6-' I 6ii i-.'S i il WS y, 91 ! - a' L'5 t'j'-i 5 1 6 i 10U4 4 19 lOM 107 24; 4',i' '.OVi, ;3 1 IOV-4 ; ti.yl :0 :'." 6 72; ; 7 1.,1 ' r i ,4.-4 4'! '4 0 7 8 IfO 3S 1Ü, 12 .07 2i U.;i 21 6 ioo 1 IMS 4 19 103 K7 1 1 4 20 Li l-?i 117 '1 ii.s 102'i 144 il in ' 125 110 25 !lSHi 1 'Ji.il lls las, 104 i'3S. i'is' -''Hi "Je' 1M il,3 I '- 7: 1(5 1'3 ltd 103 MAKKKTS BY TELEJKAPto.. NiV YORK, Jin. 21. Kionr-Quiet; receipts 9,0X1 barrels; io. 2 8i 25 94 iO; snperfine wesirn ana Kiate -n oa-t 70; common to good extra Vettein and state 85 o 35; good to cnoice 8- 0y ; Thlie wheat exrra !5 00 ä7 2o; extra Ohio t'5 00C47 25; üt. Lonl (5 20 A'J 00; Minnesota, patent proctss,extra goo.t 88 &i(97 '25; choice to double extra 87 31 9 10. Uye tlonr i ull; Western 84 20,5 25. Corn meal Unchanged. Wheat ltecelpis 19,hi bus'jels; spring, no grade, 65c; do rejecttd, yocySi 00; do ungraded, 81 00 2 . No. 1 Culcago spring 813jJ l 40;No. 2 Chicago spring 81 10; 'o. 2 Milwaukee, afloat. 81 V5.nl 25; -No. 3 Milwaukee, in siore andatloat, 8110; white yichinau$l4:; au:ber Pennsylvania 147; .No.2 Clilcao spring -i 21sl 25: o. t Cliic.is-o spring 81 td 1 08. Kye Dull ; stale offered at c. Harlev Quiet: No. 3 Canada 0. Malt Unchanged, torn Steady with a (air demand and unchanged; reevipls .'-tsUi.. busliel. caw firmer; receipts ll,K'i' oushels; W estern mixed and statt? 4"c; white f estern nd Kiate4852:. Hay Firm:-liipping 3C Hops tirm sn 1 uccl.anged. io cttee Firm ; cargoes ecdlic, Kold: jobbing tQiZ'yr'A'sjc gold. Cfcar- Pair to yooi refining S&iy-ic: pntne 8jtc: refined unchanged. MiaRi8 New Orleans unchanKed. lJttrcilecrn Steady ;crude 8 S.c ; n fined HVi. i lll,c ; eeses IS',4 Kt.v;c: napina BViyHic. laiiow- ici; v,yybc t es;r. Strained Si 62V3l Uly,. Turp3tu;De Spiriis 87c. Kggs Steady; Western 2.it23o. hork Dull end unchanged. Dressed Hogs Firmer: Western 8 7 3(4 7;. I5ee? Ouiet. Cut meats -Aestern quiet. Middles Quiet; Western long clear DJic; city long clear lie. Lard Kasler; prime steam S'.zitri.Zlo; J ami ry tnd February 12c; Marcb UV.c; April l,l3?-3i:c; Mayl Jc. Batter Choice firm: others heavy; Western 16ä2öc; stste 2j(431c. Chee Firm: 6lV2ytc. Whisky Quiet; l ld. Leather Dull; Hemlock sole, Buenos, Rio Grande, light middle and heavy weights 23i:6; California 233 2fc; common doiUmM. Wool Fira ; domestic neeee 4oS5c; pulled I74sc; unwashed l-öi-ic; lexas isjiojo. CHICAGO. Jan. 22 Flour Unchanged. Wheat Lower and Irregular; No 2 Chicago spring 81 01 ror spot; 81 01 lor February; 81 00 for March; Mo 3 Chicago spring 8J(a8ie: rejected ööc. Corn Dull : Mo 2 mixed 43c for spot; 42o for February. Oats Advanced; Mo 2 313ic for spot; 31(a31e for February. Barley Firmer and held higher; Mice for spot;78(978o for February. Bye Dull. Hrg Dressed steady at ti 00 20c. forte luii; iio;ror spot; si ia ror a'ahraovw 4t I Q A K, fainh f .0 vl T ivai 812 02 for spot: 812 07 for February; 812 2" atll 2 for March. Hum meats t air demand and lower; 7!0'310. Whlsky-81 06. Receipts Flour, 11,000 barrels; wheat, 43,000 bushels; corn, 670 bushels; oats, 18,uou bushels; rye, 32,000 bushels; barley, 2,000 bust els. Shipments K;our, 8,000 barrels; wheat, 9,000 bushels ; oorn, 84.000 bushels; oats. 13,000 bushels; rye, 8,600 bushels; barley, 300 bushels. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22 .-Cotton Feeling better at previous prices: sales 1,200 bales. Flour Unlet and weak.' Wbeat Irregular: No 2 red winter 81 54 bla cash; sales at 816S159 March : tl 6tAprU; No 3 red winter II 07 bid cash; f 1 3o Dia January, corn iiigner ana acuve; mixed cat4o.1o cash: 4U(U40lic February. Oats Mo 2 S5$-tc cah. Barley Unchanged. . Rje unchanged, rrovisions iNominai sna oniy a lobbies trade. Hogs Weather warm and prices nominally lower: for packing graJes 84 80,47 IC; extra 87 15; shipping grades in good demand at 86 6l7 00. Cattle Slow acd unchanged. Receipts Flour 3,0u0 barrels; wheat 9,000 bushels; corn 56. 0 bushels; oats 4,000 bushels; barley none; bogs 2,735 head; cattle 200 head. BALTIMORE! Jan. 22. Flour Steal y and un changed. Wheat Quiet and fl m; .Pennsylva nia red 81 38(31 40: other graaes uncnangea. Corn Dirmer; Western mixed, new, opened at 6iy4c, and closed at tljc Oatu Nominally unchanged. Kye Nominal. Hay Dull; Maryland and Pennsylvania 822 00a25 00. Provisions -Quiet and firm. Pork-New mess 121 0l)21 25. iiuixmeata nouiaers esv4c; eiear biues iu4 6J1IC loose; J4w40 pacaea. übcob onouiaers 995c; clear rib 1212c. Hams 15ai6c Lard -Dull and steady; crude 812, 75ai8 0:; re fined 113 50(31375. Butter Unchanged, Petro leum Unchanged. Coffee uulet and un changed. Whlaky Dull; 81 H. MILWAUKEE. Jan. 22, Flour Steady. Wheat Steady: No 1 Milwaukee spring 81 09; bard 81 19; Mo 2 Milwaukee spring 8101; February 81 01; March 8102: No 3 Milwaukee spring 83c. Corn Dull and weak i No 2 mixed 4oc. Cat Dull and lower; Mo 2 32c. Barley Quiet: Mo 2 spring -nominally 95c cash: Mo 3 spring ööc. Kye leaay ; rto l oac. rrovisions Easier. Pork Mess 819 65. - Lard Prime kettle f 12 75; steam fl2 05. Sweet pickled hams-ll I lc. ury sai lea Bnouiuen to looae ; miuuies 10cl0o boxed. Dressed hogs Kasler; $3 20. Receipt flour C00 barrels; wneat 65,000 bushels. Shipments Flour 6,000 barrels; wheat 9,010 bushels . i PHILADELPHIA-Jan. 22 Petroleum Firm ; 12(312c. Flour Inactive: Minnesota family 85 763öG; Ohio and Indiana 86 0036 50; high grades 87 00(8 60. Wheat Unchanged; Pennsylvania red 81 37(31 38; amber 81 42; Western red and sprouted 11 0031 12. uore-yaiei sou weak; yellow 66 '$60: white ösa); Oau Slow; weite 44i8c. Provisions Quiet. Mesa i'ora im io, tieei nams cu(i w. omuneu hams 115 00 1 00. Pickltd hams 812 0312 25; Ureen hams 11050. Lard-$I100318 50. Whisky 81 11. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Cheeee Quiet: Mew York fancy 12Lfo; Western fine 1213c. Eggs Dull ; Western fresh 2223c. TOLEDO, Jan. 1 22. Flour-Dull. WheatPall; No I white Michigan 1128; No 2 white Michigan 81 13; extra whit Michigan 8138; umher Michigan II 21: February held at 81 25; 1124 offered; March $1 27: April 1130; No2 amber Michigan 81 02; Mo 2 red winter 81 25; ro 3 red winter ti ua. torn uuii, mgn miieu 4".c; May held at 50j; low mixed 45Hc;no cTiuie 43c: (iomspd 4lkj. Oat Dull: Michigan 3 .c. Clover seed 3. Dssed Hois 88 6ü. ReceiptsFlour none; wheat 7,1X0 bushels; corn 16,000 buBhels; oau 8,0u0 bushels. ShipmentsFlour SCO barrels; wheat, 8,000 bushels; corn 39,000 bushels ; oats 30,000 bushels . CINCINNATI, Jan. 52. Cotton Quiet ; 12c. Flour Steady. Wheat Unchanged ; 81 25l ao. Corn-Dull; 4034SC. Oats Dull and drooping; 35(3420. Barley Dull and unchanged. Kye i Nominally unchanged. Pork Dull ; 820 00. Lard -Waaler; a team 112 12 delivered; kettle f!3 W,

lTa mea"8 NV.minalJv nachanped. Paeon ; rnciianf,!. Jr-en mpats -Dull aiid nornliial . I Horn-Quiet acd st-ady; lor lteht Kblpjlcg grades ö l.,i i.s? ro demand fnrother qualities; receipt S.OiO bead shipments 775 head. A'hisky Dull and lower; 81 05. Butter Dull and uni chmged.

. IOUISVILLE, Jan. 22 Cotfon-12c. Flour --Unchanged. Wbat-Firm ; 81 Oö(fcl Ix fvrn Active; 4if46c. Oat Hteady; 45ft 48o. Rye U.icbanved. Hay 817 i(ai8 01. Provisions Dull and nncbamr'Hl. Pork Ncmlnal. Bacon -Vr-jl 11211:. Bulk Mets-20 davs la salt .7;J llirli(12c. Lard Tierce "llc: keis ios. Mcgr cured hams-l!cas ti weiijat, nze &uA brand. Whisky!! 16. Barg'ngUnchar.ged. BOSTCM, Jan. 22. Flour Steady ; Western snperflnrt tl 0 f4 50; common extra 84 7555; Wisconsin and Mlnr.eaota xtra familr 85 ) 86ftvt7(Ki:Lllnois 5fi5"ftS2.5; St,IiOuis fti-O isoO: fancy Minnesota 87 75i09 25. Corn-Unchanged. Oata Steady and firm: No 2 mixed asd Mo 2 white 48(14c3c; rejected 4l$l(jc PITTSBURG. Jan. 22.-Petroleum-Active-crude 12 02 bid and 82 05 asked at Parker's Landing for immediate Fliipmeni; r&i.ed dull at iai3c, Kb li'dtlph ia delivery. OSWF". J.m, 22. Wheat- Unchanged. Corn stendy: VVes'ern mied. oll. sc. Barley -Quiet; Mo 2 Canada held at tl 18; No 2 Bay 81 io. CLEVELAND, Jan. 22.-Petroleum-Firm ; standard white 11 test lie: pnrne white Ohio 8 ate loO test 1 c; Michigan stata test 11:. LIVE STOCK MARKETS. CHIC A MO MVp rTf)tr: MJt.KKT-T. Citicago. Jon. 12. Cattle Receipts J00 head : !h market Is quiet and prices uachanged : sblr.rt'ents, 2."0. jj0G.l9,eipt8 u roo bond: the market is dull and .Vijli'c lowpr; chol-e Phi adeli.hi'is .ild at S-ftO; packers $77 25; bacon grades 57 15ci7 3J: shipmentp. 1 Ki. KHKicp-Uoeiits 8j0 head; the market is duil and unchanged. BOSTON WCXJL MARKET. Bosto.v, Jan. 22. Wool The demand" has bten rather limlicd. the marlret being quiet with no change in prices: -noiders are lndißeTent aonut llng: Ohio and Fencsvlvaula nfcfs X n J XX -.-.(a4c; meticia and No 1 fleece 48(3-tUc; XXX and pick lo-k fleeces fo, Vc; Micliiean fleeces 42fit:ij: XX Wisconsin fleece 4JjtI; tb" entire saleiul tleecs of vrtKl have been onlyl27,.su rouuls; pu!Idwoc!B i eocd demand; suneriors and X laeet with fair demand; low grades veiy duil. MEW YOP.K DRY UOOPS HARK ET. New York, Jan. CJ.-Dry Oiod?-There was a fair movement in prints, cambric-i and cotton hosie y. but tbe general market is quiet; cotton goods In moderate request, and the leading makt s c f browu and bleached goods firmly held ; cotton adee in f-ir demand: cl; ths and doeskin quli't, but cass'.meres lu steady demand; printed satinets moving in fair quantities; foreign goods very dull. MEW YORK METAL MARKET. Mew York, Jan. 2J. Manufactured copperSteady; new sheeting SSfe28c. Ingot Lake-L ss firm: 2o2c. Piz Iron -cotch unchanged; American dull: 182:jc. Russia Sheeting 11 al2c g!d- Malls-Unchanged: eut T2 j(-3 o; clinch 81 5'ö5 50. Horse shoes Mo. 8 820 0C(j26 CO. NEW YORK COTTON MAKKIiT. Mw Yoke, Jan. 22. fiotton Mlddüns upland 13313 3-16e. Futuier-Clased steady; January. 13 l-16c: Fehrusrv, 13 6-3.c; March, 13 ll-32c; April, 13 9 16c: May, 13 25-3Jc; June, 13 3.'-3:e: July, 14c; August, Ua. FOR?.IQN MARKETS. Lokdox, Ja. 22. The following are the opening prices of American securities: United Htates Bonds 5-20S, 18ti5, It 5; 18 7, 1C9; ll-40s 107; funded loan 1044: Erie railway shares I4K: Erie rreferrfd i''J',. Refined petroleum lo&Slls. Linseed oil 24s. Tallow Si's. Paris, Jan. 22 -Pontes, 66f IV.. Frankfort. Jan. 22. United states securltl New 5s, closed kX ICtJi. Antwerp, Jan. 22. Fine American petroleum, 3.14t. Rio Janeiro, Jan. 22 Coffee Market quiet and prices maintained . Liverpool. Jan. 22. Breads'uflLs Unchanged. Provisions Unchans-d. Yarns and fabrics at Manch ester are quiet and nncnacge-1. Cotton Qaiet: midrtlimr uplands bi; middling Orleans 6 15-iGd; aales bales. Including o,'00 bales for speculation aud export and 6,0ul bales American. Drs. CULBERTSöiNI, BALCM & EATON. CKNTKAL INFIRMARY For the trfatment of the EYK and AK. and dls-r-rt-r-i cf tho 1IEAW and AfV' . w - rm. mm-.w in mr m. w w . w ' m l, w & l ' w ' . m. w - k ItiKIAiti "....rev. u,..! iiiiuuin, eena ior reierencea Pure A.ir. Maine's Portable Window Ventilator maintains within doors an atmosphere con stantly pare, without draft or current, andi. simple, cneap and practical. Thousands In use. end for circular with testimonials. IL C. TERRY A CO- No. 5 Duane 8t,Nv SAFE INVESTMENT, Stock Privileges one per cent, from tbe market at low rates will pay large profits the next 30 days. Oold, Stocks, Cotton and Tobacco bought and sold on the most favorable terms. Liberal advances made on consignments. Price lists and circulars free. P.O. BOX 3774. i OHA.BIES ENSEDLEY & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 40 Broad street, near lioia ana o ux; it izcnange.j mew rort. Notio to Non-ResidenU WherMR. a certain nreceDt has been dulT Issned to me by the Mayor of the City of Indiananotm. nnder the corocrat seal of said City, dated January 10th, 1876, showing that there Is due tbe following namea contractor iue uuuuui hereinafter specified for street Improvement In the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Lut dlana. , , ., - ,. t,.. Tr.. n OAiiatsr fnr oroitlncr and navin? with brick the north sidewalk on Brookslde avenue, it4.w4 .v.nn. tA .OmnffA afreet, from 11V111 wiuyiu . " " v -" v " -- Hamuel Fisher, tne sum of twenty dollars and nriy-two cents iojkj, muuui ui Mwomru, .h a wroii ofTolnct lnt No. seven f7i In tork'S subdivision of Albert Fletcher's first addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, . Indiana. . l' ! ' -- Nav. the' said defendant Is hereby notified that unless within (20) oays alter the publica tion lor three weeks of this no Ice the amount so assessed against the above described lot or parcel of land Is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so asseoeed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel of land, or so mocn tne reo i as may do necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. ; v . ! i V . i h HENRY W. TUTEWIJJCR, - , . City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind January 24, 1878. I'UnU, -, Kit vMj by mIl M00 nllai, ixata tnt ; It Kwt, 1.09. 0 Verbau, (1.00. It Start, or Kfdi'(f riBtt.l.OO. 10 GtmIubi., t.OO. A 19 pr CMni., tr. 100 otirn thinrt, cbesp. t.9"Alo, 11 torts of Frail 4 OrnanirBlBl Jnn, Shrubs, te. A U fnr Cstalnr, fr. Hi tt. 400srns. 13 rrtBwaM. 6TOÜK3, HAKElfiO Jl A COl, rmmjui, OESTABLISIIED IS 1S3S. WM. R, STL II AART & BRO. Manufacturers of M O RO OOOI From Tarn pico goat skins. FOB FINEST QUALITY OF SHOES, PHILADELPHIA. Ts T. BROWN & CO., dnclnnaU, Ohio, Agent,

Notice to ?7on-ReIdnt.

Whereas, a certain precept hss been dalv issued to me by the 11-.or of the city of Indiaaapoiis under the corporate aeal of a)d city, dated January 19th. 1S76, showing that there Is due tbe lollowin nmed contractor the amount herelna ter sped Oed forstreet imptovement in tne city of Indianapolis, Mrion county. Indiana. Dae John Soheler for grading and pg-ylDg with bncR the north sidewalk on brookbida aenue 'roru ClifTor i avenue to Orinse ttreet, from aTinel Fisher, the snm of twenty dollias and nriy-two cents (5J0 b'2), amount of afs-rnnt charged atalr-Kt lot No. eight (S) la York 's subdivision of A'bert E. Fle:cMer s first addil ion to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county. Indiana. tbe defendant Is her "by P,,fiei! lhat unless within twenty la days a't,r the publication, ifor three i weeks, of this notice the amount to s s-ses-sed agai ns' th abivedescrib- d lot or parcel . of land is p il, I will proceed to collect the aiaoui t so an-w-s. d lb.y an 1 ale oi ald lot or pAc-i of .and.orKoniDcli tberefas may he necessari to satisfy the above culm, aad all coats mat may accrue. HENRY V. TUTEWILKR. City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., January 21. 1S76. iroticeto Non-Residtnt. Whereas, a certain preefpt has b"en duly issued to m by the Mayor ot the city of Indiauapo.is, under the rorpora'e seal f t,aid city, dated January 19: h, liTti. showir g that there H due the following nam. d contractor ihe amount lieretnattt-r sr ecitltd lor btreet improvement iu the c ity of Indianapolis, Marion county. Indtt na. Doe John Fch( ier for grading and pavirg with bricfc the north stilewa k on H.ootKlde avenue from Clifford avenue to Orange stret. from Joshua hiiason, the sum of twtnty-one dollars and Mxty coins (i2 u). amount of fcsestneot charged aaii.ft lot No. t itch t ) lu SSeaton'a subdlvisionof Albert K. Fletchers first addition to thecily of indianapoiis, Marlon county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant Is hereby notified that unless within (A) days nftar the publication for Uireewet-ksot tbis notice the amount so assessed against the ahove described iot or parcel of land Is paid, I will proceed to collect t he amount so assessed by let y and sale of said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER. City Treasurer Indianapolis, Ind., January 24, 1876. Notice to Non-Resldent. Whereas, a crrtaln prtcent has been duly lasued to me bv tbe Mayor of tbe city of Indianapolis, under the corporate ieal of said city, dated January 19ih, lö70. showing that there is due the foliowine named contractor the amount hereinafter specified for sf reet improveroeit in the city ol Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. Due John Schelf r for gra ilng and paving wUh briet the north sidewai of Prookslde avenue from Clifford avenue to Crange street, from 4 Joshua Kliason, tbe sum of twenty-one dollars and sixty cents (821 fvt), amount of assessment charged sgainstlotNo. six (6) in Seaton's subdivision of Albert K. Fletcher's first addition to the city of IndianapoLs, Marion county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant is hereby notified that utile witnin (20) days after the publication for three weeks of this notice the amount po assessed agiinst the above described lot or tarcel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect tue amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. . HENRY W. TUTEWILER, f City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., January 24, 1976. Notice to Non-Residsnt. Whereaj, a certain precept has been duly Issued to me by the Mayor 01 tbe city of Indianapolis, under the corporate seal of said city, dattd January I9th, 1S7Ö, showing ttat there is due the following named contractor . the amount hereinafter specified for treet improvement in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. . . , Due John Scheier for eradlna and pari uz with. brief tlie north aldewajfc on iiroolislda avenue from Clifford avenue to Orange street, from Joshua Eilason, the sum of twenty-one dollars and sixty cents (S21 rJU), amount of assessment charg-xl against lot No. seven (7) In Beaton's subdivision of Albert E. Fletcher's first addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, ii t Now. the said defendant is hereby .notified that unless within (20) days after the publication for three weeks of this notice the amount bo assessed agalE6t the above t'escribed lot or parcel 01 land is paid, 1 will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as mar be necessary 10 tatiBry we above ciaim, ana tu costs that may accrue. . . , ' ' ; . HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind., January 24, 1876. ' Notice tö Non-Reaident.' ' .tirttAwin xurttln nrMwnthsl twen ilnlT lssned to me by the Mayor of the City of Indian-, apOHS, nnaer tue corpuram sti vi onm viij, dated January 19th. 187, showing that ther is ' due the following named contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street Improvement la the City ot Inalanarolls, Marlon county, In--dlana. . Tn. TVhr. Bnl,l fnr lynllns an1 ntvltlD vltX. brick the north sidewai on brookslde avenue, from Clifford avenue to Orange street, from jonn Larimore me aam ot iwemy uuiuui uu fifty-two cents (?J0 6r), amount of assessment charged against lot No. nine (9) in Yora's safedl- , . . . . . vr, I 1 . V. '.. M n .1 .4 , . 4 n w TluUa ul AlUlt m ruiuuoi uisi auvuuvu the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant la hereby notified that unless mitbin (aO) days after the publica. Hon, lor three weeks, oi this notice the amoun t so assessed against tbe above described lotor parcel of land is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of aid lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof a may be necessary to satisfy the above claim, fsid ail costs that may accrue. ' HENRY W. TUTEWILER, , City Treasurer, Indianapolis, Ind., January 21, 1875.