Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 March 1876 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY. MAECH 22, 1876.

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A CARD. Trade Palace, Oct 7. To the Country Headers : " We respectfully ask your Immediate attention to the best selected stock of Dry Goods, Notions and Millinery ever brought tothiscity. By giving our individual attention to buying in New York, -we have secured a , line of Silks, Black Goods Dress Goods. Domestics, Woolens, Flannels, Shavls, Table Linens, Blankets, Comforts, Notions and Millinery at 'such rates and on such terms as enables us to offer the lowest prices known since 1862, Our prices are alike to all. and Grangers as welt as othsra will find -t no other house more attractive goods or lower prices. Hi. S. AY-RES &CO., TRADE PALACE.

FINANCE AND BUSINESS. WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW. Tu ksd at Evxnijig, March 21, 1876. Business throughout the week has been somewhat irregular, some days being pretty brisk and others Just the reverse. The rain and bal weather which has prevailed for the last few days has done mach to retard a lively spring trade, which was Just opening p. Railroad trafflo at this point has not been go brisk as it usually is and a decrease in the receipt and shipments of this week as compared with the previous one may be seen by the following statement: RAILB0AD COMMERCE. Receipt or the week jnlng March 18, u:t: Flour, bb 13,800 Wheat, Corn, b n.soj 86.0 0 Oats.b 63.300 6,800 8,a;o 4,005 Rye, bu Barley, Hoes.... Shiair Vts for the week ending March 18,1876: Flour; rftA. H.a Wheat, ba 7-2 Corn, bu ......... -c"' Oats, bu. H'lVi Rye, bu.. Barley, bu FLOUR AND WHEAT. There is no change in flour at all, it remain ing quiet and there being scarcely any order demand. What is sold is to eonsumers here at home, and is of the best brand. Wheat is still inactlv and Is generally of poor quality. Borne wheat is brought to this point from Michigan and Kansas, but precious little, from the fact that flour can be shipped in, made from the name kind of wheat, and sold cheaper than the flour made from the wheat shipped here and ground. OATS AND BTB. There Is very seldom any demand for these oereals. Oats are quiet at 8340o for white and 33335c for mixed. Rye is nominal atö0&70c. DRY GOODS. The trade during the week has been rather quiet with steady sales. The bad weather did much toward preventing any marked degree of activity, and as a consequence no heavy sales were made . GROCERIES. Trade in this line of business has been pretty good during the past week, both In staple and fancy goois. Coffees have taken an upward turn in the East which, no doubt, will have a marked influence on tbejmarket at this point. There Is no decided change here as yet, but coffees are considered very firm. Sugars are firm and unchanged. CQR2. The corn market has been decidedly Arm the entire week and at present is higher and very firm. The stock la store Is gradually dwindling down to almost nothing and good sound corn is hard to get. This cereal will bring 44c lor high mixed and 43c for mixed f. o. b. and there la a good demand for a sound, dry article. Rejected high mixed in color will command as high a price as 42o T. o. b. HOGS AND PROVISIONS. Hogs have not undergone any change during the week, and are active and firm with a gooddemamd. Provisions are stronger and firmly held. S, P. Hams are offered at 13o, cash; clear rib offered at 12o cash, April 12c, and May 12c; D. B. shoulders are offered at Sftc cash, April 9o and May 9ic But few sales have been made during the week. ' PRODUCE. The market remains about as it - was last week, there being no material changes to note. Eggs are still received In large quantities and are steady, but if such cold weather continues to any great length, an advance in the quotations of hen fruit may be looked for. Butter is scarce and firm. A first-rate article la in good demand at 2l&l4c. Most of the butter marketed is of poor quality and is hard to sell at any figures. REVIEW OP THE HOME MARKET. Tuesday Evening, March 21. There was considerable activity manifested to-day on call in the way of bids and oflers, bat no sales were effected except in the provision line. Corn is very firm and there is not much In the market. High mixed is In good demand At4S341Xc Provisions are steady and there are no material changes to note. Produce quiet. Eggs are not' coming In In auch quantities as previously on account of the dlsazreeable weather, but there are no changes. Groceries steady. Coffees are perhaps c higher, and sugar firm. BAUS. The following are some of the sales noted to-day on 'Change: 200,000 lbs clear rib sides .. 13 00 1UU.0OO lbs dear no siuer, uujrer iiu April 10, Indianapolis ireigui 1 ear ear corn-.. 4 aara wheat 1 ear sample whea 2 ears ois... . 1 ear white corn lear bran 1 car hay CALL BOARD. 200,000 lbs clear rib sides, April 12 00 WOODEN WARENo. l tubs per dos, f9a 60: No. 2 ditto, $88 60: No. I ditto, I7a7öu; Mr. S No. 1. Churns, common, per dozen, wwaiu: No. 3 ditto, '8 6ftU: No. I ditto. 7 60 00; no J cedar churns brass-bound, f2lA22; No. 2 ditto, IXa21:No. lash churns. 18 00: No.2 ditto, 116: No. X ditto. 114: stave half-basnel measure. SS 60: hoop iron bound ditto, S6 60a7; keelers, five in nest, 2 id: meal selves, 14-16, 175a2; ditto is, in tte2 36; O G buckets, two-hoop, II 9Sa3 00 ditto, three hoops, S3 252 tfc. WOOL. Unwashed, 2ba32e; tub-washed, picked, 1718.

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ABTICXXS. MCTTS. 8HIPTS Bran, tons 40 800 10 Barley, bushels. 400 Coal and Coke, tons..... 326 Ooorage, cars.. ' "1,081) 272 iWuÖ 3 I.2C0 Uotton, bales.. 4) 'ill 10O Cattle, head. Oorn meal, barrels. Oorn. busbeiaM Dement, bris 16 810 70 fertilizer. Floor, oarrels Oalr bristles, cars. ... 8.2U0 Hay. tons. Hluea, tons. 10 to 2U0 17 10S Hlgnwlnes, barrels. nogs, head Borses and mule. Iron, tons Lard, tieroea. Lath, caxs. Ume, cars,..,... Logs, ears.. Lu in oer. XML 82.äc0 W.0U) 6ÜU 150 1,300 75 Merchandise, cats . lys 360 4. 00 10 400 2J3 75 3 oil, barrels. Oats, bushels. Provisions, to: Kye, bushels, salt. Darreis. Sheep, neaa. JtuEKle, oars. Staves, cars at ne. cars., fallow, barrels..Tooaooo. nhds.. 12 tVheat. bushels. Whisky, bbls. Wool. tons.. .a.Mlsceil an eous, cars... 37 5J1 Total number ol cars 650 8TOCK ELEVATOR. Wheat. Corn. Oats. Barley. Rye. Elevator A. 7,694 13,413 7,10 247 Elevator B... Elevator C Elevator D Elevator K. Elevator F 25,211 1.100 WW 7,710 6,0011 8,100 1.UUU 10,614 86924 1,227 600 1700 6.260 760 684 Total.. C0.WJ7 2,274 TRADÄ UU tri' ATIONS. Quotations are givnior the tuying prices on (rain and, produoa, and the selling prices for dour and other merchandise. BUILDING M ATERIA-U3 Trade fairly actve and prices unchanged. , Lime: Deiphl and Huntlagtc-n, S4o; Peru, 80c; at. Paul, 2Sc; New PanaUme, 30c per bushel; a air, I5a40o per bushel. Piaster: Michigan, 13 26; Newark, S3 50. 1r brick, 83 to 17 per hundred. White sand, II 50a4 per barrel. Cement, 82 25 per barrel for Louiwrlile; 87 50a8 00 lor Portland ; Rosed ale, 82 60 per barrel JTUEL Coal Demand steady. Anthracite, per ton, I 75; Brazil block, per ftushel, 140 While River, 14c; Hand creek, itic; aiguuuiu crate, ijc ; rugmana steam 11 ; nttsourg, 2uc: Brazil nut, domestic, 12c: do, steam to; Brazil siack, oc; Virginia cancel, 27c ; Indl ina cannel, 2ic. Cokk 12c ; crashed, IS. WooDPlfenty at 14 50a5 50. DRY GOODS Lively trade. New stocks for the spring trade are coming in freely Battino Ordinary, llal2; ; middling, 15c; oeet tissue, itie. Brown Drilling Nash vllle,.10; Pepperel, no , ouirjL, 11. Tickinq Oraego 32 inch, 18c; AmoskeagA. .HBUi, ucieiira, yt, 10; exira, auc ; Lewistown, 36 inch, 2ic; 32 Inch, lite; ditto 30 Inch, io; piaiu AMi. e?HiKTiNO HTaiPxa American, 6-3, 11; 3-3, 10c ; v hlttennen, 13c, 14c, and 15c ; Union, 13c, 15c, and 14c. Paper Cambrics Common colors, 8c; high jolors, 1 cent higher. Prists Amei loan, 7c; Washington, Merrioaac, Richmond, Oriental ana Coneetoga, 7o; aprague's lancy, 66c: Freeman, be: 8iandard shirting prints, tic; Albion solid colors, 70 ; wambutta, 6c; 7c. Carpet Chain White, coverlet warp, 27c Mourning prints. 23o ; colored, SOo Brown hhkxtinos Vermont, 9o; Nash Tille, c; Uda:evUie,8io,Idaho,BJ4c;New Albany, 8Hc; Htark A., So; Laurel D., c; Laurel a., 8c: Park A 7c; Granite B.,6!c; Bedford R., 7c ; Pepp N.. 7c ; Pepp O.J 7c ; Pepp R-, 8c ; Peop Bk.VHo. bLKACHMu öh EETINOS Lonsdale.lOc : Hboe 8H0; Blackstone, 10c: Mascoment. loc; Hill, He; 1-, iuo; uwiguv niar, iuo; vaugon jljl, 8c; oea uog, vc ; Viuaaer 4,0 ; (jamorics, Lonsdale, 14c; Young Warrior, I2ic: Jaoez Knight, tfc; Wamsuita, 14c : New Yoik Mills, Ho Uaain Bags Amoskeag A., 24c; Lewlston A2tc; Starx, 2ac; Union, 25c; Banner, Süc: Monroup, 2c. DKU'o-.No change In prices and trade quleu AssafoTtida is quoted at 25a30c ; alcohol at 12 20 ai3d; ülum, per pouna, 4)$aee; camphor, per pound, 3wU5c; cochineal,, per pound, tiua&a; ehtoroiorm, per pound, lu5all5; copperas, bar rvis, per pound, 2a& ; cream tartar, pure, 45 a47c; indigo, per pound, II 2Jal 30 ; licorice, CaJ&b, per pound, genuine, 40a45o; magnesia, carb., 2 ex., per pound, 30a4Co; morphine, P. A WM per ounce, H6iia4 75; madder, per pound, 13albc; oil, cttsior, No. 1, per gallon, SliWal2o; oil, bergamont, per pound, Oüaö 25; opium, per pound, 8ö 5Uad 75; quinine, per ounce, 82 25 a2 3q; balsam copaiba 8öe; soap, castlle, ft., 12al5c; soda, bicarb, kegs, per pound. 6a öc: saiis, pack vom KIA . UUlHUl pound, 6abc ; saltpetre, per pound 10a25o ; turpenune, 43awcL 'lbH Trade good. Mackerel, new mess per bbl, t2Sa30 ; half bbl, 14al3; quarter barrel, 7 60; kits, 83 uo;No.l extra per. barrel, W); half barrel, 813 CO; per quarter bbl, 8tf 50 ; per kit, 52 75; No. 1 medium per bbl, 813 iw;:per half bbl, 8 CO; per quarter bbl, 84 60; per kits, 81 60; No. i large per bbl, 815 CO ; per half bbl, 87 60; per quarter bbl, 83 60 ; per klt.Sl 40; No.2 medium per bbl, 813 do; per half barrel, 87 DO; per quarter barrel, 83 40; per kit, II 3u; No. 1 white fish per half bbl, N) 60: per quarter bbl,$34-i; per kit, 81 30;famlly white nsh per half bbl, 81 50; per quarter bbl, 82 25; per kit, Duo; No. naxe herring, half H 25; quarters, 82 20; kits. 85c; Labrador nerring, bbls, 6u; half bbls, 80 00: Round shore herring, li (A); half barrel, 84 60; mess salmen per half barrel, 89 00: per kit, 81 00; boneless Cod fish, perpound.ee; bank Cod fish per pound, bc; bloaters per box, 81 40; No. 1 herring, per box, 40c; No. 1 herring scaled, per box, 4öc; sardines halves, 30c ; quarters, ltc uhuhmiujO, oiArLit iuiei traue. Broom Common, 200a2 60; medium. 82 75 a3 00 : extra, S3 50a4 'JO. uorrsEs irrner. Roasting grades of Rio are quoted at 20a 20 So: good to fair at 21a22c; prime at 'K a22 ; choice to Taney, at and Java at 84a35o. Dkikd r Ruits tÄsy, and prices some lower. Choice bright dried apples ll)12c; fair Hallo. Choice halves dried peaches 13al3Ho; mixed quarters and halves li!al2. Candles Hotel, 2la22c; star candles are quoted at 17alS5c; common pressed, 13a 14Hc. cheese oontinues nrm at l3Xal4Xo lor prime to choice factory. HOMINY Per barrel, 13 7äM uo. Molasses and Syrup New Orleans molas ses is worth 5Aati8o for fair to fancy , and syrnpa at Buai ior common to iancy. Rice Dealers quote at 7a8o for Carolina: 7a to for fair to beet Louisiana. Sugars Very firm. We Quote: Refined Unnoted at lOalCPio for A. Off A 10ai0)c, 8a9o fer extra C, and llallXo ror hard; circle 0 and B, a9o: yellows, 8a9c ; New Orleans, good to choice, 7Katm. Boda In boxes, 6a6(o; naao. BoAPa-Germaa Is quoted at OaTKs; Bab bitt's at 10c Starch A sharp competition, with prices cut clear down to 4a4o per pound. Hpices Pepper is Quoted at 22a25e : all spice. 30a22c ; cloves. 65a70c ; cassia 40a 46c. Teas Market snows more lire, but nrm. (inn powder la quoted at 60oai 40: Imperial, 40ca8120: Hyson, 60ca81 90; Oolong, 3581 OJ : English breakrast, 40a76c. SALT (Steady and unchanged . Baglnaw, dray lots at 81 7ual 75; Ohio River In store, at 81 foal 70 : Baglnaw, car lots, at 81 00 al 65; Ohio River, car lots at 81 al 65. GROCERIES AND FRUITS, TANCY Trade good and no changes to make. CANnxn Goods Moderate. Tomatoes, 2 lbs, 81 25a 1 85; 8 lbs, fl 65al 75; Yarmouth corn, 82 15a2 20; Mountain sugar, 82 20a3 25; Peaches, 2 lbs, 8175al 86; 8 lbs, U 60a 2 60; Strawberries, 2 lbs. 81 80a2 00. Raspberries, 1 lbs, 82 25a2 60. Whortleberries, 82 25a 2 60. Pineapples, 2 lbs, 82 25. Yarmouth suocotash, 82 'ibsaSO. Greep Peas, 8t 75a2 25. String beans, 81 25al 85; BarUett peers, 82 352 60. Lima beans, 82 00. Pumpkins, 8 lbs, 81 75. Corned beef, 2 lbs, 84 60a4 65: lbs, 812 50al3 00. Dried beef, Jacob's, 15c.: low grades. 14Ko. Cove oysters, lull weigh 1. 1 pound, 81 10al 20; 2 pounds, 82 00a2 10; light weight, 1 pound, HOaHSo ; 2 pounds, 81 0al 7a. Lobsters, 1 pound. 82 25; 2 pounds', 83 26. California salmon, 1 pound. Si 15a2 25; 2 pounds, S3 25a3 35. foreign Fruits Unchanged.

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sma, oui.es uu ou. uemous, new Messina. ' ,u. . r r J.I.. Dly.l A I L. . . . 1 owaa ou , UKbea orJiiuu perm; new raisins, layers 83 CO: London layers 84 50; Muscatel crown vow: uuuuio crown i uu ; tsuiuina iQavlHe Valencia 12Kc; figs, new drum firm, 12Xal3c large layercgs icaioo per id; French prunes In boxes !0Hal2o: citron 8Ua36o ; enrranuaa iuo; mraisn prunes, new, osa0. Nuts Soft-sheUed almonds quoted at21a23c filberts 14al5c; walnuts, French, lie: Naples oia, aoo; new xainc; israxii dum luane, rxtannU, red, raw. 8a8c; white Virginias 10c: ruaokeu eg xugjicr. - ; GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED BRAN Bhip STurrs Jffro very u me doing. Bran is held at 811 60; fine feed held at 814 00, and middlings at 830a22, according to quality, corn meat bolted, 81 lUal 25 per hon (Lreu i lew meu cue r lour in o uemana except ior neme con sumption. Choice fancies are quoted at 87 0097 60; elty family at 85 7&96 50 ; family country, 84 75a5 IS; extra at m igi a; low graaes at 91 Wmi ouckwneat at 0 w. Corn Very firm and receipts light. Quotation t. o. b. In elevator 1 cent lower than quoted. Mixed 4-sc ; high mixed 44io wmieiii7e; ear. uimio. Oats Quiet and demand light. Bound mixed 33(335o. White, 58.340c: dam sged 26:)o, owing to condition. Rtv Nominal. Quoted at 6073c BARLJBT Nominal. .Wheat There is really no market. Indiana ranging from 8100ai2fl for choloe damaged, 70a5; no grade, K5al 00; choice Kansas and Michigan 81 so, all by sample. Hogs Active and quoted at 87 50rft7 75. HA z In good supply, but mostly Inferior duality. Loose is quoted at 817al9 for choloe timothy from WAgons. Prime timothy baled, 81516. No. 1 Timothy Sl3pl4. No. 2 tlmethv 811 12. Prime prairie baled 813; No. 1 812, and siougn grass, laias. HOPS New crop are quoted at 4öal8c per 1. HID, Jtrru Dull, ana slow sale. Best city green hides, cows. 6o; steers welgnlngSa lbs or over, 7c; bull, 4c; best city veai skins, lie; best city kip skin, 7c green ssJtod; cured, atfic; dry salted hlos, tc; dry flint, 10al3c. Grubby hides, 4a4 VicSheep skins are quoted at 60 to 81 60, according to quality, xauow, saao. urease urown at 60 : vellow, 7a8o : white, 3t8e. IRON AND bTEEL-Bteady and quiet. The quotations are given at list prices, as follows: Bar iron is quoted at 82 40a2 60. Sheets rolled. 10 to 14, 4c; 15 to 20, 4c; 27, 4c. Char coal, l)o advance on above rates. Other nixes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Steel Is quoted as follows: Sandersoa's best English tool. 25c: American tool, ltc; spring steel. 1 Inch, 12c; 1M inch and over. 11c, mill pick shapes, 910. li arse shoes, but den's. tk mi per keg; mule, 81 higher. LEATHER Trade Is really very dulL Oak slaughtered sole Is quoted at39ailc; Hnrrs a navMoua Via Mj nnna 'I'la fM Per foot: French calf. 81 7öa2 25: French kip. 8lKal 60; coilar, per foot, 20c: bridle, per doze. f48 00a60 tO; domes Üo calf, 81 3üal60; kiv. aoniefluc. eocasi 10. LUMBiCR The demand is good for this sea son. The 4ally movement by rail Is good. poplar Clear, 830 00; Common, .818 00; VUUB, 11U uu. ASH 1st and 2d, 832 50. Black Walnut The Quotations are say Ing prices for green and selling prices for dry lumoer. ist ana 2a, dry 8o) ooai no; ist ana.24, green, 810 00a4i 00! Culls. I'4 00al9 00. Pink land 2 clear, per M. feet, green, 847 00; dry, 850 00; flooring, dressed, 820 O0a3 00; siding, dressed, 815 U0al9 00; stock boards, rough, 816 00al9 00; common boards, 8 MOO: bill stuff, to 16 feet, 816 00: bill stuff, over 16 ieet, 917O0a24 00; heavy timbers, 81 00 extra per M.; sheeting, 812 00; A sawed shingles, S3 40a36J; No. 1 shlneles, 82 60; poplar hin gles, 8300; lath. 82 75; Southern pine loorink, dressed. 840 00a45 00. N AI LS Unchanged. Quoted. lOd to dud at S3 15a3 25 per keg and smaller numbers at tne usual advance. OILS No new features. Raw linseed quoted at 60aA2e: boiled atfla 67c ; lard oil. current extra, 81 10al 15; No L 81 GO al 10; tanners oil. Strait's best, 60a65c; Banks' best, 65a60c; Labrador, 80a85c; refined coal oil, 14al5c: .standard gasoline for lamp, 12al3o; headlight, 20a25c: lubricating and machinery OllS, JVClll Zv FKOUUCFA fair activity. Butter Firm. Good roil22a2lc: mlxod and Inferior 12 to 15c Eggs Quiet. Market 1LH12 cents: reoelpU llzht. Poultry Demand regular and fairly steady. Fowls, live, per dos, 83a3 50: ducks, live, old and young, 83 0U; geese, 0 00. Turkeys, per lb., llvo, 80. Dressed poultry not quoted. Vegetables Potatoes Not much demand. Car lots SJ to 35o per buthel : from store, oest peach blows. 40a4ia Sweet potatoes, per bbl.. 13 5034 00. Onions Slow at 81 73:32 00 per bbl. Fruit Green apples are firm at 83 2a375per brl: choice, 81 ou&oOO. Cranberries at Sla 00 a 16 00 per brl ; 85 00a5 5ft per bu. Beeswax, per lb, :o. wnite navy Deans, 8'ca$l 26 and very dull. Feathers, per lb, prime live geese firm at 4oc: mixed, 8ja38c. Ginseng, 75c Rags, per lb, cotton, 2c. Honey Quiet at 30o per lb for choice boxes; for low grades, 20a2fc. PROVISIONS nrm. Bulk Meats Clear rib sides, cash, lljic bid ; April 12c. and May offered atl2Sc; d. s. ihoulde, cash, 8X:c bid; May 9c Sweet pickled haras, spot, lie. Lard Firm; prime steam lio cash and 813 55 April ; kettle nominal, 134(914o. Jobbing Prices Clear pork 86 00; mess pork tH 00 : bacon shoulders loo ; 6ugar-cured shoulders 12c: bacon dear sides, 14c; breakfast bacon 15c: Monogram hams, 15o: steamed lard 14c; kettle lard, tcs, 14 c: do. half barrel 15c: do, kegs lEc; canvassed dried beef, ltc H R KD3 Q u let and unchanzed. Flax seed Is quoted at 81 00a I 40, according to quality; clover at 88 76; timothy dull at 82 60 a2 80; Blue grass 81 15(31 25, burlap lnc'aded. TOBACCO Quiet and unchanged. Royal Gem is quoted at 8oa88o: Monitor Navy, 6Sa7i'c;oald tobacco, 45afoc; bright navies and quarters, 68a72o; smoking brands, 35ca81'5;flne cuts, 60a9oo;black tobacco, 65a0Uc in caddies : twists, 60a9oc. TINNERS' STOCK-Steady. Tin plate is quoted, fr 10. 10x14, charcoal, flrstquallty, at$10 00;IX, ditto. at813K); IC, 14x20 roofing tin, 819 50. Brass kettle, 45c; No 27 iron B. 4-4100; No 27 smooth lnn.föc. Moorehead's galvanized Iron, 30 per ceat discount from list. Zinc, per sheet. 11c: per cask, 0Vio. 'Pig tin. Strait's, 30c WireBright and annealed 35 per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 30 per cent dUcount. Solder Tinner 18o. Copper Sheeting, 14 to 15 oz, 33c; planished, 14 to 16 oe,40c ; bolt copper, 84c; bottoms, 84c Lead-Plg, 7Ko ; bar, s; antimony, lie; Babbit metal, 16a3uo. WINDOW GLASa-Steady and unchanged. Single Strength. 2nd Qual. UtQual. 88 to 8x10....... 3 75 84 25 8x15 to 10x13...., . 4 00 4 75 5 55 10x16 to 12x18., 12x50 to 2UX2Ü.. Discount 40 per cent, off above. WHISKY Steady at tl 06. MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. New York, Mach 20. Money 37 per cent closing at 3 pel Prime mercantile paper 69 per cert. Custom receipts, !537,O00, Assistant treasurer disbursed tOlXk Clearings, S17,OC0,W. Sterling Exchange la quoted at!i for60 days and S4 KA tor 6lght. Gold opened at 114, and cloned at 114. Rates paid for carrying were 8 to I per oenk Governments a traction lower In empathy with gold. Railroad bonds active, and, In seme cases, lower. ) State bonds steady. i Stocks dull and in the main weak,vlth few exceptions; fluctuations were sllghL Pacific M All was the feature, declining l,pr cent. . Transactions on Stock Exohange vre only 95,000 shares, of which 26,000 were Pacific Mall, 18 900 Western Union, 6,009 Northwestern, 9.ÖO) St. Paul, 9,C0O Erie and 12,000 Lak Shore. The Bank of the State of New York wa today paying certified checks and depositors whose books bad been balanced. GOVERNMENT eECURITIES, Tue.i w,inr rri. sat 1 Mon U. 8. 6'S "81 U.B.6'8 'esU. S. 6's '5 (new) U. S. 6's '67 u. a 6's 'b 123 118H 1101 122! 122 122HI122H 1224 118)4 118X118H IlK 11WS lltflllW l'232, 123k 11 4 11, I'ilHJ'ilS 128V121H m öpero'tfd loanii8r usw. 118ai8i U. 8. 10-40's Cupons, 10-40's. Currency 6'b.... 118 11814 m 114H 486 118 11 1184U1 118 118 illVIU; 1264 114H 481 114114 Sterlings... 4 4KU,myiiw The purchasing prioe for government bonds In Indianapolis vary from the New Hork quotatlons 43l per cent.

STATB STOCKS.

Tue. WaHtut, FrL Mon Old Tens 42J 43 41 84 84 103 43 4184 84 41 H 43H New Tenne sees Mew Virginias. Old Virginias M ISSOU rln , 11 36 11 34 84 84 84 loss U3X 10SV 1PSSJ 1C3K general stocks. W. U. Telegraph Pacific Mall Adams Ex press. W & r ExpressAmerican U. S. Express. N. r. Central,.... me Erie, preferred liar em Harlem, p'l'd Michigan Cent'l U. f. BLOCKS Lake bhore.... Illinois Cent'I.. Pltuburz Northwestern . Nortbw n prcf. N. J. Centr-J... Rock Island. Su Paul St. Paol,preU. Wabash Wabash pref-... Fort Wayne Terre Haut. Terra H. pref. Chicago Alton C. A A. pref Ohio s Missis pi Indiana Ont'L. U., B. A Q H. x su Joe . Delaware Lac. A. AP.Teleg'ph C. P. bonds. ..., U. P. bonds 11 102 MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH, NEW TORK. March 20. Floor Is better. and closed with the advance lost ;reoelp 12.W mtrreis jimw 4U(3 uu . supernne western ana täte 84 4J34 W ; common to good extra West ern aausiate so lucaa 4u: sood to enoiM k Snta 6 75; white wheat Western extra 85 80?l7 76; extra Ohio 85 10a7 25; extra SU Louis 86 80 v uo; Minnesota, patent process, extra goo to prime 8 60S 00. Rye flour steady; Western fl 253510. Corn meal More active; Western ti oo.jj'. w neat-opened nrmer and closed quiet at aooui roil r rices: recelcts 85.000 bushAla? tin. 1 tnrinr SI 91 Ai. Ha r.ii.tiul aa , do no grade 81 10; white Michigan 81 48; No. i nicago spring in store ii m; jno. 3 Chicago spring i i3jii; vanaaa ciuo in Don a 131); no. 3 Aiuwauxee spnnz ii si: no. a MiiwauKee spring 81 181 20. Rye Firm; state 8ti3c Did, neid at voc isariey loii and droopine. Mait Quiet and heavy. Com Closed quiet; aavance parny lost; receipts ivw Dusneis ; do graded 63c ; Western mixed new ungraded oi.wtwHc: low mixed western craued ei Vic : Western mixed old. in store. ti7c bid. 0i Unchanged; aecelpts bushelp. Hay Un. changed. Hops Firm and unchanged. Rio ooilee Mrm: Jobbing 10'419'je; cargoes 15 18345- öugar Firm; lair to good refining 7 ö7J4c; prime 7c; Muscovado 7e; rellned nrm at vyot uc. Molasses Dull and nn. changed. Rice Unchanged. Petroleum Mrm; crude 8?iHc; refined 14l4c: cases is4(iiiic ; napina yc 1 allow- Firm ; Vc. Kemn firmer; strained 81 wdl 70. Tnr pentine Higher; splrüs 49c Eees-Un. changed. Pork Firmer; new mess 8J3 8i n 6i; mären .j oj; April ta 40; May Idol; June 8UtO. Beef Unchanged. Cut meats Western quiet. Middles Firm ; West ern ions ciear izKtau Acz cny ions; clear isa J3c. Lard Firmer: prime steam S13 90.ai4 to. closing at su w; April, sus Kan oo; ay 8l4 10rc141S Butter Firm: Western 163te: BLaie auu r enusyivama tJ-xc. vneese U L. changed. Whisky Firm; 81 12l 12. CHICAGO. March 20 Flcur-Good demand at full prices. Wheat Stiong and nie ner: closed weak: rio 2 Chicago snrin? 81 03 for spot; 1 1 04 for April ; 81 vim ior way ; rejeciea o&c; no 3 jmeago spring 9 ta9lc. Corn Irregular bat in the main higher; No 2 mixed 44(&Uc for soot; fresh 46c lor spot; 4is bid for April; 47o bid for May; new rejected 37c Tor spot. Oat steady; No 2 33V'ra33o forspot;33c for April; 34"via 34;cforMay. Barley Dull; 5QSCc for spot; ho for May. Rye Good demand ; at full prices. rora: irong and nfrner; 40 ior spot; 4 for April: 822 67ai 70 ior May: 22 95 for June. Lard Strong and hie her: 813 60 for spot; 513 62 for April; 813 8 )f13 8i lor May. buik meat firmer ana neid higher; M4a Whisky Higher: 81 0c bid. Re ceipts I1 lour, 6,000 barrels; wlteat, 18.000 bushels ; corn, 40,ouo bushels; oat, 14,000 bush els; rye, 4,uuo Dupneis; Daney, nothing. Shlp-menU-Fiour, 10,000 barrels; wheat, 2,0UU bushels; corn,.41,CU) bushels: oats. 6.000 oushels: rye, 6,000 bushels; barley, nothing;. On the call board this afternoon wheat sold at 81 04 G1C4, for April; 81(8 for May. Con: nrmer; i.vjito for May. Oats Unchanged. I'ork Higher; 8U 60 cash; 22 7522 77 for May. Lard Higher: 115 6o(313 70 cash: 813 0 013 91 for .'lay. ST. LOUIS, March 20v-Cotton Firm and unchanged: sales 310 bales. Flour Un. changed. Wheat Fair and advanced: No 2 red winter 71 61 bid for cash: 81 61 bid for March; No 3 red winter 81 8t bid; sales of No red winter at 81 C2(ai 03. Corn Active and higher; No 2 mixed 42(dl42c lor cash: 424i for April; 44airic for May. Oats irmer : 33&3ic for cash : 33c bid for March. Barley Dull and unchanged. Rve Stead v and unchanged : 63c Pork Firmer; 8 (10. Bulk meats-Firmer; 8l2;iquJi(!12?ic here; held firmly at 8k-cl24lo up country. Bacon Firmer; 9;313)g(L Lard Firmer; lioouiviiLeuuereHaaap country ; small sales for next wee at 13 25. Whisky Nominally lower; 1105. HogsStronger; light shipping tl 4037 65; Yorkers 7 75fc8 CO; packing 7 7o 8 2; butchers' stock 18 3J3 50. CattleBetter feeling with a good demand for all f rades; good to choice native shipping steers 4 7a3525; medium to fair 14 2034 62S;pony steers SJ 75($1 25; fair to choice native cows f l 604 25; native stockers 12 504OU; feeders II C0(4 50. Receipts Flour 5,000 barrels; wbeat 16,000 bushels; corn 66,000 bushels; oats 2,000 bushels: barley 6 000 bushels; rye none: hoes 1,170 bead: cattle 1,900 bead. CINCINNATI, March 20. Cotton Firm ; 12c. Hour Unchanged. Wbeat .Steady and an advance it asked but not established; III03I 25. Corn Firm; 4849a. Oats Steady; 87(44 ic. Barley Uuchanged. RyeDull: 7o Pork Firm: sales at f 23 oo spot and buyer March. Lard Strong and higher; steam Ü3 50 spot and buyer March; kettle S14 00. Bulk meats Good demand at full prices; shoulders quiet: held at 8o spot: 9c bid buyer April; clear rib seid at 12c spot and buyer March; 12Jic buyer March; 12c bid. buyer May; clear sold at LJc buyer April. Bacon Firm ; 8VJ01313c. Whisky Good demand at full prices; 1104. Butter Firm; choice 35338c; good to prime 3033c. Hogs Steady; common to good light 17 EOfaS 25; fair to medium heavy H 3Ö&8 bo: receipts 680 head: shipments 69j head. BALTIMORE, March 20. Flour-Strong: Western snperflne J3 754 50; extra $4 25(5 6u: family 15 6u7 00. Wheat Firm ; No 2 Western 142(31 45; Pennsylvania red SI 46143. Corn-Higher; Western mixed 61(c Oats Steady; Western mixed 43al5c; Western white 48ä52c. Rye Nominally 75(48 C Hay Dull; Pennsylvania and Maryland S18 C024 00. Pro-vlslons-Klrm. Pork $23 00. Bulk meatsShoulders ( 9e; clear ribs 1234912W loose. Bacon Shoulders 10luKc; clear rib 133 13c. Hams 16(21 6c. Lard Firm; crude 113 25313 50; refined $14 0014 25. Butter Active and Arm; Western extras 30332c; Western firsts ü7(3'-9c. Petroleum Firm ; crude 8c ; refined 14Wc. Coffee Firmer: Rio cargoes 15iai84c ; Jobbing l&AQWAd. Whisky-Dull; II 19. TOLEDO. March 20. Flour Steady. Wheat Fair demand and advanced; JSo 8 white Wabash, to arriv , 1128; No 1 white Michigan tl 36X for May ; No 1 white Michigan spot SI 15; amber Michigan 11 28; April fl 30; May II 1; No 2 amber Michigan 1118; No 2 red winter SI 29; April 1130; rejected red winter 89HC Corn Firm; high mixed 49c: April 60c;May 51Mc; low mixed held at 4c: 49o bid; no srade 47c. Oats Firm; Michigan held at 36so. Clover seed Dull and nominal ; 1950. Receipt Four 200 barrels; wheat 4.CO0 bushels: corn 1,000 bushels;, oats none. Shipments Flour 2oo barrels; wneat 2,000 bushels; oorn 2 000 bushels : oats 5.000 bushels. MILWAUKEE, March 20. Flour-Quiet and held firmly. Wheat opened lo higher and closed steady; No I Milwaukee spring SI 13; hard S12u$; No 2 Milwaukee spring Si 0SJ4: April fl Ibk; May 11 12; No 3 Milwaukee spring 9io. Ct rn Steady with a good demand; No 2 iresh 41ö4c. Oats No i new, cash, 82:4o; May 8lc Barley Firmer: No 3 nrlnz fresh .c; March 66c: No 8 spring 1 freh 4c. Rye Unchanged : No 1 fresh 1 70c Provisions Firmer. Hors Unchanged; 'live 17 608 00; dressed 9 0a9 25. Receipts

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----- --- - -1 bash eis. , . PHILADELPHIA, March 20. -Floar Firm: choice active; superfine Ii 7S4 ; extra fl 60; Minnesota lamly W W1 60; Pennsjlv&nia family lO0e 75; su Louis M 75t6h7K; lancy brands 87 COa8 00. Wheat Active; amber 81 47l 6u; Pennsylvania red 81 44; Western red 81 05(31 aO Rve&la!e. Corn Wanted; yellow 69&0c; white tic; steamer 66c. Oats Inactive; white 4334Sc; mixed 43c. Wnisky Quiet; 81 19. Petroleum Firmer; crude 113 lljtfc; refined 14, Butter Unchanged. ern line L.sl3c. Ekk Fresh 15c . , BOSTON. March 20. Flour Fair domani Western sunerflne 84 00(3150: common ex tins! uj , niwuuua uu juDaewu extra family 85 257 00; winter wbeat Ohio, Indiana and Mich ran 86 0007 CO: illincia tfi 2r..a4 -zs4 ic. , . 1 . . " uouiB oo-'3 uu; iancy Minnesota 17 76a 9 25. Corn Firm ; mixed and yellow Western lj. r 1 . -. . . . Z . fcWbKc. Oats Fair demand : Mixed and No zwnite 43a9xc; rejected white 42J45c; Nol W Ul IO ÜO4iC, LOUISVILLE. March 20. CottnnRtadir. 12c Flour Dull and unchanged. Grain uuii and nothinsdointr. Wheat SI l.Vai. uorn 45(S45c. Oats 37ra41e. Rve 75e. Provi. sions strong and tending up. Pork 83 50, Bulk meats-88 75, 812 50, 812 45. Bacon 8 75, 10 iv, iiHuis oug.r curea nau'ic Lrd Tierce 114 50; ke; 815 25. Whisky juuijw vi, cagging 3iac CLEVELAND. March 20.-Petroleum Firm and unchanged: quote standard white 110 test 11 c: prime white 150 Ohio state Ut 12,a ijc, car iota casn. ; OSWEGO. March 20. WheatStead ; Nol Milwaukee club 81 39. Corn Dull: Western mixed new 64 c-Barley Quiet; No 2 Can ada oflered at 9tc. PITTSBURO. March 20. Pntmlanm . slat uuiurm-craatHxi at rarxer's Landrng ; reuneu xrgQjuc, rnusueipma aeuvery. , , LIVE STOCK MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, Tueday, March 21 . . EXCHANGE STOCK YARDS. ' Cattl?. Receipts 200 Lead. All sold. , Kxtra.... is nns t?.; Medium 4 fw h ihi Common cows and balls 3 75s 8 25 , ...:..5 oocü'o oo theep 4 7S(a 6 25 7 600 8 00 Hogs.. NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET. New York. March 20. Extra FrAsh number 3,llühead, making 6,850 head for the week, against 7,700 head for the same time last week; quality fair to good ; the market is firmer, at an advance for the week of J3Wc, part of which was due to the improved quality; a few selected steers 812 5ucatl3 fxi; some common Kansas steers 89 00, but 89 753 11 60 was the extreme range of nine-tenths of the ofTei log?. Including smooth steers. averaging l,4u0 pounds and upward-, $11 25 1160; good smooth steer?, averaging 1,250 to 1,3 piundP, 810 60QU 00. Shkkp KecelDts 7.370 head, makinir 1.1.4.0 head for the week, against 18,830 head for the same time last week; quality mainly good, and demand better than for a number of c ays past; the market is active and firm, at an ad vance of rather more than c : a couple of car loads of extra and fancy sheep, averaging 12t 123 pounds. 8 7öy Ou ; a few culls $5 005 to; otherwise extrem tauge 83tX)(38 60; with 22 car loads at 86 6C7 ti. About 600 prime slaughtered sheep here this week for shipment to London to-morrow, also 160 prime beeves. Hogs Arrivals yesterday and to-day e,50 head, making 19.2u0head. against 19.600 head for the- same time last week; none effered alive. EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET. East Lxbeett. Pa., March 20. Beef Cattlx The receipts for the 4 days past were 9,179 head, or 155 cars of through stock, and 82 cars for this market, making a total for the week ending this day of 5,740 head, agfinst 6,406 head the week before. No business done In -this line since Friday last. Hogs The receipts for the 4 davs past have been VMS head. mAklncr a total for thn o-wlr "i mwa, iizaiuBL p. 1 1 iieau iue weea oe fore: Yorkers Si 4wt3 tto: miiaueiofai saä 8 50. Sheep The receipts for the 4 days past have been 1.600! bead, making a total for the week of 10,600 head, against 17,200 head the week be fore; selling at 84 0037 25. CHICAGO LlVJS STOCK MARKET. Chicago. March 20. Cattle Receipts 2.500 head; the market is active and strong, and 5-4IUC higher; nearly ail sold ; good to choice well fattened steers $1 6t,5 75; steers averaging i.toü to 1,400 pounds. S4 30(i so; averaging 1,000 to 1.2O0 pounds (4 Wijt4 40; native cows and heifers 82 t0l 25; shipments l,k) head. hogs iteceipts 4,'xo neau; ine marxei is sctlve, at 10(ii5c higher; scalawags 87 90; Yorkers 88 loras 0): shipping zo(äH 60: others out of market; shipments 1.SW0 head. shkkp Receipts 400 bead: the market is nominal ; common to choice 83 75(56 25. NEW TORK DRY GOODS MARKET. New York. March fO. Dry Goods Business moderate with commission bouses and im porters, and jobbing trade more active ; cotton goods in steady demand, and eeneraiiynn changed in price; Amoskeag and Peail river tickings reduced by agents: prints In moderate dem md from first, hands, and active with Job bers at irregular prices ; ginghams in steady demand ; woolens quiet; iordgn goods dull. NEW YORK COTTON MARKET. Saw Yobx. March 23. Cotton Steady : mid dling npiand 12 15-16Q13KC Futures Closed steaay; March 13Vc; April, 13 -32c; May, 131y-.ee: June. 13c: July. 11 3-32c: Auzust nc. CINCINNATI IRON MARKET. i ClirciirNATl, Mokdat, March 20, 187. Pio Iron. There Is a generally good tone to ine marsetwitba considerable movement or all grades. Prices, while firm, are steady, and no advance has been realized. Quotation, as follows, remain unchanged. HOT BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per tonJ'i5 00t 4m Hanging Kock, No. 2, per ton... 23 00,3 Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton... 21 00 fa 22 00 southern Brands, No. 1, per ton. 23 wcs'Zi 00 Southern Brands, Forge.per ton 21 (X.(ä Virginia, No. 1, per ton 24 00 25 00 Virginia, No. 2, per ton.......... 22 5023 00 Virginia Forge, per ton 21 (XI&22 00 VTONE-OOAL AND COKE. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton- 23 C0 uanglng Kock, Forge, per lon ai week Red ishort, No. 1, per ton....-.., 27 Ked Short, forge, per ion.... too Am. Scotch, No. I, per ton 24 00325 00 COLD BLAST. Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, ton. 40 00(950 00 Missouri. Car Wheel, per ton. 35 00ft40 00 Southern Brands Car W heel, ton 30 00 (MO to Machinery and Forge, per ton so 00&33 00 Blooms, per ton L. K. HULL 4 CO. FOREIGN MARKETS. Loitdok, March 20 5 p. JC Consols for money 91 6-lti; on account 94 7-16. United States bonds 5-208. 18t5, 105; 5-20s, 1867, 108; 10-4OS 106; new 6's, 106; New York Central, 104; Erie railway shares 18; Erie preferred, 29. TalJow 48s. Refined petroleum 10lls. Calcutta linseed 484318is. Spirits turpentine 254&25is. Paris, March 20. Rentes, 66f 6c Frankfort, March 20. American sec uri lies -New 5s, 10 Antwerp, March 20 Fine American Petroleum 31c. Liverpool, March 20. Cotton Active and firmer ; 7-16.36d ; sales of 15.C00 bales. Including 8.000 bales Ior specuation and export and 9,U0 bales of American. Wbeat California while los ldlus 6d ; California club 10s 4d 10s 10d; Western spring 8s10s; Western winter 9s 8d310s. Flour Unchanged. Corn Unchanged. Mess pork Prime 81s. Mess beefPrime 91a91s. Lar.1 61s. ' Cheese-62s. Bacon Dong clear middles 63s: Bhort clear middles kS. Tallow Fine i2&. Refined petroleum 11(311- Spirits petroleum H 9b. Linseed oU 24s. Common resin 4( 6s; pale resin 16s. Spirits turpentine 25s. Fairbank's Standard Scales of all kinds, at manufacturer's prices. Also warehouse trucks. UM. P. GALLUP, General Agent. ian Street. Scales 1 ep aired by experienced workmen.

Floor 8X00 barrels: wheat 30,000 bushels. I ShlDmenta Flour dtt harreia? whMt imirtl

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SHEKIF- SALES.

S,,f?,Firs 8A-LE.-By virtue of a cerUthJSf?ifopf a decree to me directed, Ironx In,al". In a cause wherein William fiii id1!rPlaiilU.ffnd Frnlc Webster . . KDdailU' Quirin me to make 8U cf lhT hundred ana four doUarS and four cents, with Interest on said ÄÄdÄiPOM At -bliosale1. SATURDAY, the 8th di7ol April, A. 1876, : ., between the hours of 10 o'clock a. if and 4 o clock p.m. of said day, at the do? of the Court House of Marlon county, Indiana th rents and proflU for a term not exceeding seven years, or the following real estate; toLot No. one hundred and eight (10 In BamuelS. Purcell's subdivision ol lots No fourteen (14), fifteen (15) and sixteen (16) in Jesse Jones's addition to the city of Indianapolis, In Marlon county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufflilentsum to satisfy said decree, Interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge sa!d decree. Interests and costs. . Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT RKISSNEB, Sheriff of Marlon county March 14, A. D. 1876. Herod A Winter, Att'ys for Pl'fl. marl4-3t SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue ofanexecuiion to me directed, from the clerk of the superior Court of Marien county, Indiana, I will expose at public sale, to the nights: bidder, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of April, A. D. 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. . and 4 o'clock p. x., of said day, at the door of the court house of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not excAPdi noseven wit: years, of the following real estate, toThirty (30) acres out of the northeast corner of the southeast quarter of section thirty-five (35), township sixteen (16), range two (2) east, in Marion county, Indiana. And on failure to realize the fnii amount of Judgment, Interest and costs, l will, at the same time and tl. expose at publio sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Jacob Dennr t t h suit of William F. Sharpe. Said sale will be made without mr roller whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER. T Sheriff of Marion county. March 14, A. D. 1876. Mitchell 4 Ketchcjc, Atty-s for Plaintiff. man5-3t SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to medirnn fit imm ih. clerk 01 the Superior Court of Marlon county, Indiana, in a cause wherein James Frank is plaintiff, and John Winston et al. are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of seven hundred and one dollars and ninetyfive cents, with interest on said decree and cost, I will expose at public tale, to the highest SATURDAY, the 15th day ol April, A. D. 13.0, between the hours of ia nvivir 1 u- a o'clock p. M.f of said dav. at the dnnr nf tha courthouse of Marlon countv. Indiana. th rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate toWll Lot number one (I) In James Frank's Tinker street addition to the city of Indiananoll. Marlon mnntv. Indiana. If such rents and profits will not 11 . sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, Interests and costs, 1 will, at the same time and plat, expose to public fa!e the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as mav be suf ficient to discharge said decree. Interests and cost. Slid sale wi'l be made without mit relief whatever from valuation laws. ALBERT REISSNEK. v Sheriff of Marion county1. March 21, A. D. 1876. Dte & Harris, Attys. for Pl'ff. mar22-3t SHERIFF'S RALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to ma directed, from the clerk of the Superior Court of Marion county, Indians, in a cause wherein stougnion A. 1 letcber ii plaintiff and John C. Shoemaker et al. are defendant, requiring me to make the sum of one hundred and sixty-nine dollars and lhlrly-i-even cents, and such other sums as provided for in said decree, with Interest on said decree and . cost, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 15th day ol April, A. D. 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. tM and 4 o'clock p. of raid day, at the ooor of the court house of Marlon countv, Indians, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding (even years, of the following real estate, to-wll : Lot sixty-eight (öS) in Shoemaker and Lippencott's addition to Brookslde, the same being an addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree. Interests and costs, 1 wi il, at the same time and place, expose to public rale the fee simple ot said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, Interests and costs. SaiJ aile will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER. Sheilff of Mrlon county. March 21, A. D. 1876. Tatlob, R, & T Attys. for Pi'ff. mar22-St INDIANAPOLIS SEED k AGBICULIUßAL WAEEH0USE. J". GEO 5vG!E STILZ, IEOPRIETOR. No. 78 East Washington Street, Indi anapolis. Wholesale and Btall Dealer In Field, Gardenand Flower Seeds, Agricultural Implements, Farm Machinery, Horticultural Tools, Fertilizers, Plants, S. Homey & Oo.'a Fichmond Cast Steel Plows, Excelsior Corn Drills, Riding and Walking Cultivators, Crass and Grain Seed Sowers, Eagle Feed and Straw Cutters, Oorn Shellers, Churns, Measures, Baskets, J'orks, Hakes, Hoes, Shovels andSpades.Pruninff Tools. GARDEN SEEDS A SPECIALTY-