Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1876 — Page 8

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v THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDSfESDAY. APBIL 5. 1876. 8

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A CARD, Trade Pal ace, Oct.'?. To the Country Refers : Wo roapectfull ask your Im media to attention to thebestselected stock ol Dry Goods, notions and fclli'nery ever brought to this city. T3y giving our individual attention to buying in New York ,v?6 have secured a line of Srik.p, Black Goods Dress Goods. Domestics, Woolens, Flannel?., Shawls, Table Linens, Blanket Comforts, Notions and Mi)liney at euch rates and on such t inns as enables us to offer the lo.west prices known since lOflO flu. n-tsAa tTk nltlrA tA nil.

and Grangers as welt as others wi nn h ot nr nther house more attractive goods or lower prices. lj. S. AYBE3 & CO., TRADE PALACE. F1SANCE AND BUSINESS. WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW. TuxsDAY EVXSIKO, April 4, 1876. Business and outdoor Industry for tbe past -week has been only moderat. Tue manurac taring -enterprises of the city are nslng econ omv. d only enough capital La Is tested, as I iwr. thins, to inure safety. Rents have been reduced in some lnstanees to nearly fifty twm: emt-and those who have bouses to rent are beginning to fee that It Is better to hare Ibem occuoied at low figures than to have them empty. Trade baa been rather dull ftr h rvMt ihre weeks, bat merchant are more iiopeful at present and anticipate, with re turning annsbloe, an active ana iiveiy dusiTh rsceints and shipment In railroad if affie show a marked Increase over those of last week, as may be seen as follows RAILROAD COMMERCE. Receipts for the week jawing April 1, 1ST Floor, bbla Wheat, ba , Co"a, bi. 65.7P0 . 40.205 .937.0u o-iU, on. m:o Rariev. ba., , 28,Wit y, ba Hogs 1(1.(00 17,17 Si ipments for the same week : TJ.-ror. bbls .. ei.roo 36 a 7 Wheat, bu Ccrn. tan. 9V3.4JU ie2,il 3.1.1X0 Oats, ba.. Barley, ba Rye, bu 12, liogs o,to5 THE GRAIIf MARKET. There Is no change in floor at all, the mar ket b'ing qultand there being a very small order demand. Wheat tili ic active and la generally of a poor quality and the stock on hand limited. Oats remains unchanged, the demand and offerings being light. Rye qalet and nominal. The movement of corn for the week shows an Increase over last week, but prices remain Just as stiff and firm. With improved roads ;in the country heavier receipts are looked for, and a lively aovement will bs witnessed in min lines which have previously been In dull condition. DRY OO0D3. The trade for the week has been filr and the prospect Is good ahead. Dealers look for a heavy trade not many dya hence. GROCERIES. There was a moderately active demand f r staple and fancy goods and the fluctuations which the market baa undergone axe Tew. Borne of the wholesale houses report bu'lness active and good, while others say that it Is only moderate. Prices are steady on staple goods. Offes are strong and firm, bat sugars have gone c higher on all grades. Dried fraits are active and arm at prices quoted. S;rups and molasses are steady and nnchang d. COU3TRY PRODUCE. There is somewhat of a break down in the Eastern butter market, which does not at all help the West. Most of ihe stock arriving here has no value hardly above lard. HoweverBudd A Co. receive occasionally a few kegs of a good article, bat the supply Is not In any way abundant. Eggs are steady and have not changed Curing the week. The receipts nave been liberal. Poultry active, chlrkeas commanding from $3 004 0J per dozen, and live turkeys lCc per pound. PROVISIONS. Operations have been very slight for the past week, and sales, both spot and future, have been few. REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET. Tuesday Evening, April 4. Basin ess continues dall on 'Change and but few sales are transacted. Cojmisheld at firm figures, and there will probably be no change In quotations, until the roads are in good condition. There is any amount of corn throughout Il.inols, awaiting shipment, as farmers are almost compelled to ell. Provisions aie dull, none changing hands and buyers and sellers apart. There are no changes to note in any of the markets. BAUES. The following are some of the sales noted to-day on "Change: 2 cars ear corn ......... ...... . 48 1 cars si elled corn, sample.... 48 1 car cample wheat...- 86 1 car Iowa oats p. t. DAILY RAILROAD COMMERCE. ARTICLES. RXO'PTS. SHIFTS Bran, tons , ... . Barley, bnahels .. Goal and Cose, tont.. fjxperage. ears...-.-. CO 1 321 459 ' 21i0 40 800 2A 4Ü 814 Cotton. Mta. Cattle, head. Corn moai. carreis. Corn. bat:eia. Oe Jani. oris 7J Fertilizer, cars.. Floor, oarrels - Hair bristles, ears. 4,100 ,900 Hay, tons., Hides, tons. 80 60 17 . Si 30 CO 605 84 Iff 400 Highwlnes, barrels. notes, heart... Horses and muies, nsart., ,,, . Lron.tons Lard, Heroes. LaiUi. oars. Lime, cn. Logs, can.. Lnmo r. feet.

65.U4) Wi&M 195 2W 6oO 2UU 9.1W 1,,0 200 "5 "50 176 ...... .IM I. 12 1 1 m.i ex 7 Ci3 Ul

aierch uiaiae. eui Oil. oarre-s Oats, bnatsi Provla.on". tons. Rye, b ihl Bait, barrels Bheep, nead, Shingles, ears. BU7M, tmrm. etine. era., Tallow, barrels.... TO0O03. niir.u . Wheat, bamieis . Whisky, bbls Wool, tr.nm talBcell iaeous. ctrs... Total n amber of cars

STOCK VX KUEVA10B.

WheaU Cora. Oats. Barley. Bye.

7,1? . 3V1 b00 J$A 1,103 TKADK VIUOTATIONS. Quotations are riven tor the buying prices on rla and produce, and the aelllug prices 'or lour and other merchandise. BUILDING MATERIALöTrade fairly actve and prices anohanged. Lime: Delphi and Huntington, S4e; Pern, 0c; at. Iaui, 2Sc; New Paris Urne, 00 per bushel; Hair, S5a40o per busheL Piaster; Michigan, agf; Newark. S3 5o. Kire brick. S3 to 17 per bDdred. White aand, ti eo4 per barrel. Cement, 12 25 per barrel for Louis vUle; r? 60&8 eo for PorUand ; Rosedale, U &) per barrel . . i UKLi CoAl Demand steady. Anthraalte, per ton, I 7i; Brasil block, per UKheL 14c; White River, 14c; Baud creek, ibe; aighland grate, 13c; Illhland steam 11; PittsurK, Brasil nut, domestic, lie; do, steam tc; Braeli slack, be; Virginia canael, 'iio; lnoi ana canael, 2ic. Cokb lie ; crushed, IS. Wnai-Pltntv at S4 50a5 50. DRY OOODS Lively trade. Sew stocks lot thA inrini trade are coming in trebly Battiko Ordinary, lual2Xc; middling, 15c; lest tlHsae, 16c. Brown Drilling Nashville, 10;. Pepperel, K)o:MUrk,10o. Tsckino Omego 32 Inch, 19o; AmoskeagA C.A.c; A, 17c; cones toga, 4-4 Medal, 17c; y, Medal. uo extra. 5i. 1: extra. 4-4 Hoc : Lewistown, 36 inch, 2ic; 32 Inch, 1:; ditto SO Inch. 17c; plaid äc 9c; wblitnten cheviots, H, 100; AA, iKo; A A A,13c ; XX, 14c ; OUs cheviots, U4c ; Evereudo.iaxc fAPiR Cambrics Common colors, 6c; high olors, 1 eent nigner. PRISTS American, 7c; Washington, Merrlmac, Richmond, Oriental and Umestoga, ätandord aliirtliig prints. 6c; Albion solid aoiors, 7c; Wamsutla, 3c; Mourning prints, Tc Carpet Chain White, 13c; colored, .S0c ooveriet warp, Bkown Bh kkti Gs Vermont, 9o; Nash Tille, iVi; Middle vllle.Bko, Idaho, Wc;New Albany, iwc; Htara A., 8c; Laurel IX, ic; Laurel U., 4Sc;Park AnbHc i Granite 6c ; Bedford 50 ; Pepp N 7c; Pepp O., ic; Pepp K., 8o; Peop C. Bleached Sheetings Lonsdale, 10c ;Hope So; Black sune,o: Aiasooinenu Juo: mui.wc: t-4. 10c: Dwlcht ntar, locrVauebn XX, 7c: (led Dog, Be; Quaker lc; Cambrics, Lonsdale, '.4o; Young Warrlos, 12c:Jabes Knlgnt, Vc; Vamsuita, ir;xew ioik muis. 13o. tiAAiN Bags Amoskeag A., 24o; Lewlston A ibe; 8tark, 2bc; Union, itic ; Banner. 22o: Montaup, 'He DRUUS No change In prices and trade auleu Assafcetlda la quoted at 2a30c ; alcohol at 12 20 a I Sä; alum, per poand, 4aüe; camphor, per pound, 3üa3äc: cochineal, per pound, 8ua&c; ihloroforni, per pound, 106allö; copperas, Darrels, per pound, 2a3c ; cream tartar, pure, 45 47c; mdigo, per pound, 91 2al 30 ; licorice, Ualab, per pound, genuine, 40a4öc; mannesia, earb.,'4 t per pound, 35a45c; morphine, P. A W., per ounce, t4 60a4 75; madder, per pound, l3alUj; oil, castor. No. 1, per gallon, 91 ioal 20; per pound, tä öOaö 75; qalnine. per ounce, 12 25 a aj; Daisam copaiDa ooo; soap, castue, ir., liaise: soda, bicarb, kees. per pound. 5a(ic: ans, epeom, per pound, 4a5c; muff. Uanett's, pack., per gross, 17 00 ; an a a, uarreiii, per sase of 4 dosen. S16 00; sulphur, dour, per pound, 6a6c; saltpetre, per pound lüa2öo; turpentine. 47a50c FISDI Trade good. Mackerel, new mess per bbl, t28a30; half bbl, 14alä; quarter barrel, 17 6u; alts, 3 Ou;Nol sxtra per barrel, IX uo: half barrel, 913 1; per garter bbl, 9t3 50; per kit, 92 75; No. Imodium per bbl, 91 00 ; per half bbl, 93 10; per quarter bbi, 4 60; Per kits, 91 00; No. i large per bbl, 915 to: per half bbl, 97 50; pei quarter bbl, 93 50; per kltl 40; No.2 medium per bbl. 91350; per half barrel, 97 00; per quarter barrel, 93 4); per kit, fl 30; No. 1 white fish per half bbl, 18 00; per quarter bbl, 93 26 ; per kit, 91 20; family white nsh per half boi, 91 CO; per quarter bbl, ti 25; per kit, 8; No. tiaae herring, half 13 75; quarters, 12 00; kits. 75c; Labrador Unerring, bbls, Vi 50 : half bbls, 9o 00: Round shore lerrlng. is U); half barrel, 14 50; mess salmon per half barrel, 99 00: per kit, 92 00 ; boneless Uod fish, per pound, 8c; bank Cod fish per pound, (jc; bloaters per box, 91 40; No. 1 herring, per box, 40c; No. 1 herring scaled, per oox, 45c; sardine halves, 33c; quarters, I6c GROCERIES, 8TAFUC Quiet trade. Brooms Common, fiUOai 50; modi am, 92 75 3 u0: extra, S3 50a4 Ou. Coftees Very firm. Koastlng grades of Rio are quoted at 20a He; good to fair at 21a22Sc; prime at 3 a23V; choioe to fancy, at2la24io and Java at S4K3&'ic Dried Frütts Firm and active. Choice bright dried apples tlalZo ; fair SalPo. Choice halves dried peaches 13al3o; mixed quarters and halves 1112. Candles Hotel , 21a22c; star candles are quoted at 17al8Vic; common pressed, 13a Sc. Cheese Continues firm at 13al4o for prime (o choice factory. rioMTNT Per brr, S3 754 00. Molasses and Strup New Orleans molaaes is worth 5?aS8o for fair to fancy ,and syrups W 5i)a91 for common to fancy. Rice Dealers Quote at 7a8o for Carolina; 7Ac for fair to best Louisiana. 8CGAR8 Sttn. We quote: Refined Is quoted at 10al0icfor A. Off A lOHaiOe, Valo for extra C. and lraUKo rar hard: circle Ü andB,va9o; yellows, VifiSyifsi New Orleans, good to choice RODA in ooxes, eaec; mloho in K'gs. 80AP8 Jerman is quoted at 64a7; Bab bitt's at 10c bTARCH A sharp com petition, with prices cut clear down to 4a4o per pound. 8PICES Pepper is quoted at 22a25o ; all spice, J0a22c: cloves. Ujaö-ic; cassia 4öa45c. Teas Market shows more life, but firm. Ounpowder in quoted a äucaSl imoerlal. 40ca9120; Dyson, 60ca91 30; Oolong, 35a9l 00 ; CnKlish breakfast, 40a7oc. HALT steady and unchanged. SaKlnaw. dray tola at 91 7ual 75: Ohio River In store, at 91 65al 70 ; Haglnaw, ear lots, at 91 60 al 05: 0!iio River, car lots atfi Vial 55. GROCERIES AND FRUITS. FANCY Trade good and no changes to make. uahsii uooDS Moderate. Tomato-. 2 lbs. 91 25al 85: 8 lbs. 91 SSal 75: Yarmouth corn, 92 15a2 20; Mountain sugar, 92 20a2 25; Peaches, 2 lbs, 91 75al 85; 9 lbs, 92 in 3 60; Strawberries, 2 lbs, 91 80a2 00. Raspberries, 3 ibi, 92 25a2 60. Whortleberries, 92 25a 2 t0. Pineapples, 2 lbs, 92 25. Yarmouth suc cotash, 92 25a2 J0 Green Peas, fl 75a2 25. Btrlng beans, si JJjai 40; Baruett pears, Ti 35a2 50. Lima beans, ti 00. Pumpkins, 3 lbs, II teal 75. Xrned beef, 2 lbs, 94 tma4 to: 6 lbs,912 5oai3 00. Dried beef, Jacob's, 15c. ; low grades. UM.e. Cove oysters, full weight. 1 pound, 91 loal 20; 2 pounds, 92 00a2 10: light weicht, 1 pound. WUS5c; 2 pounds W al 75. Lobsters, 1 pound, 1 1 . California salmon, 1 .pounds, 93 50a3 6). Ti 2a; 2 pounds pound, V92 50a2 roREiGN Frtjits . mchanged. Valencia oranees. .arse caes. 910 00: Mes sina, boxes 95 uu. Lemons, new Messina, 95 ooa5 50 ; dates 8al0o per lb ; new raisins, layers 92 9::a3 10: London layers 94 60: Muscatel crown 93 60a3 75; doable crown I3 8ia4 (0; Haltana ieaiso; Valencia I2xr: figs, new drum firm, 12Xal3o; large layer figs lalGo per lb; French prunes In boxes lOaliVic : citron 80a 85c ; curranu 8al0o;Txuklsh prunes, new, Nttts Soft-shelled almonds a noted at21&23c: filberts 14a. &e: walnata. Frencn. lie: MaDles. old, 15c; new 17alKc; Brazil nuts loallc; peanau, red, raw, 8aüc; white Virginias 10; roasted 3c higher. OHAIN, FLOUR AND FEED-BRAN BBTPSTürrs Etc Very llttlelolng. Bran Is held at 911 60: fine feed held at 914 00, and middlings at 920a22, according to quality. Corn mesa bolted, SllUal 85 per hundred ; feed meal 8bo. Flotte No demand except for nome con sumption. noioe lanctes are quoted at 17 00a7 50; city family at 95 75qfl 60 : famUy country. 14 75Ui 25 : extra at 14 2v34 75; low grades at 3&0j3 2j; buckwheat at MOO. Com Very firm and scarcely any In tbe market. Quotations f. o. b. In elevator 1 cent 10 arer than quoted. Mixed 7ic: high mixed 46 ; while. 4 7a So ; ear. 6a47o. OATS Quiet and demand light. Bound mixed 33 j vio. Wblt. 38J40c: damaged 2t),a'w. owing to condition. Ktb Nominal. Quoted at 00 73c baelbt Nominal. Wheat 1 here Is really no market. Indiana ranging from HOUQiao lor choice;

CeT3rr A. 7,tfU 14.H67 ElepVfAor B. 14,756 983 Clewator C 6"0 Elector D- 605 7tU Elerator K 4U) 1,000 Stevator r"- M 6,vm Total 29.853 10.

damaged, 70385; no grade, 8551 00: choice Kants and Michigan 91 85, all by sample.

Doos Active and quoted at 2 50,7 70. ha if Ln good supply, bat mostly Inferior quality. LOObe is quoieu ai,iiMftii iur cuuion uiuuiuir from wagons. Prime timothy baled, llä-alö. No. 1 Timothy 91314. No. 2 timothy 9119 12. Prime prairie baled, 913; No. I 912, and slough grass, toSH. HOPS New crop are quoted at 4?a50o per lb. HIDKS, KXO Dull, and alow sale. Best city green hides, cows. 6 Sc ; steers weignlngsö los or; over, 7c; bull, 4c; best city eai cklns, 11c; bett city kip aK.ln.7c; green sUtod; cared, atttHc; dry salted hides, vo: dry flinu 10al3c. Grubby hide. 4a4Xc Sheep skins are quoted at 50 to 91 50, aocorcMng to quality. Tallow, &asio. Grease Brown at 5c: yellow, 7ac: white, axvyo. IRON AND bTEitL ateudy and quiet. The quotations are given at list prices, as foi .ow: Bar iron la qaowd at 92 40a2 Ö0. Bbeets rolled, 10 to 14. 4c ; la to m, ytc i., 4o. cüar coal, l4c advance on above rates. Other sizes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Bteel is quoted as follows: banderson's best English tool. 26o: American tool, loc: spring sieel, yt inch, lc; i4 Inch and over, lie, mill pick shapes, 3. ilorse shoes, Bur den's. r ho per teg: mule. 1 higher. LEATHER Traue Is opening; up. Oak slaughtered sole is quoted at 39a41c; ttarxAio, 3Jkjc; harness siasc; upper iua.sj per foot: French calf. 91 76a2 25; French kip. 1 25al ou; collar, per foot, 2uc: bridle, per dozen, 944 ooaao m); domesiio calf, 91 2oal50; kip. domestic. BOcaJl 10. L.UMBER Th iueinand is good for this peason, ids daily movement Dy rail is good . Poplar Clear, 930 00; Common, lid 00; Culls, no 00. Ash ist and 2d, 932 6C. Black Walnut The quotations are buylng prices lor green and selling prices for dry lumber. 1st and 2d, dry (5o uca'u 0; Lbt and 2d , sreen. 940 00a4 3 00: Culls. 914 OOal 00. Pine 1 and 2 clear, per M. Xeet, green, 917 00 ; dry, loO 00; fiooring, dressed, IM ooaio 00; siding, dressed, IIa ouaia 0U; stock boards, rougu, 9.9 oual9 00; common boards, 916 00; but tun', to 1 feet, 919 uu. Dill stuff, over lb feet, 917ooa240U; heavy Umbers, SI 00 extra per M.; sdeetliig, fUOO; A sawed shingles, 3 40a3&j; No. 1 shingles, 92 So; poplar sainf;le, S3 00; lath. i7a; Hoatberu pine floornB, dressed. 4u uua4ö m. NAlLa- Unchanged. Quoted, lod to 6od at 93 15a3 23 per keg and smaller nuraoers at the usual advance. OiLfcJ No new feataies. lUwllnsebd quoted at 60aO:; boiled at 61 a 7c: lard oil. current extra, 91 loal 15; No 1,9100 al 10: tanners oll, Htralt's best, (f'aböc; Banks' beat, oiaOUC ; Labr alor, 0a85o; refined coal oil, 14al3c: .sundard gasoline for 1 amp, 12al3c; headlight, 'jua25c: laorlcatlng and machinery oils, &jcai PROUUCE A fair activity. Butter Fir ni . Good roll 30c; mixed and Interior 20 to 2oc Eggs Firm. Market 11(312 cents; receipts liberal. Poultrt Demand regular and fairly steady. Fowls, live, per dor,, 53a 4 03; ducks, live, old and young. 93uo; geese, 96 00. Turkeys, per lb., llvo, loo. DresstKl poultry not quoted. V egetables Potatoes Not much demand. Car lots &j to 35o per bushel : from store, oet,i peach biows, tOaljc Sweet potatoes, per bbl., 96 5U&4 00. Onioss alow at 91 7532 00 per bbl. F'ruit Green apples are firm al 84 'OaSOOper brl for choice. Cranberries at 915 OOaitt 00 per brl ; 95 ooa5 5o per ba. Beeswax, per lb, 25c. White navy beans, 91 2cal 30 and very dull. Feathers, per lb, prime live geese firm at 45c; mixed, 35a58c. Rags, per lb, cotton, 2c. Monet Quiet at 3oc per lb for choice boxes ; for low grades, 20a3c FKOViSlONS-öirong. Bulk Meats Clear no bides, cash, offered at 12o; April 12c and May offered at 12c; d. s. shoulder", cash, o3er-d at tt;u; April ejc; May fcc. Uw&et pickled hams, spot, .3c. LARD-Flrm; prime steam offered at l'c cash and Lto April; kettle nominal, 13Ji(Ho Jobbing 1'kick.i clear porK SiS ou; mtsa pork 94oo; bacon shoulders loc; sugar-cured shoulders 12c: bacon ciear sides, 14c; breakfast bacon lie: Monogram hums, 15o; steamed lard 14 He kettle lard, ten, 16c; do, hair barrel löse: do, kegs 1 5 Jc; canvassed dried beer lec TINNERS' STOCK (steady . Tin plate is quoted, r 10. 10x14, charcoal, nri quality, at $10 00; IX. ditto, at 913 00; 1C, 14x20 roofing tin, 91 50. Brass kettle, 45c; No 27 Iron B, 4-4 loc; No 27 smooth lron,6c. Moorehead's galvanized Iron, 30 per cent dis count from list. Zinc, per sheet. He: per cask, lOHo. Pig tin, btraifs, Duo. WireBright and annealed 35 per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 30 per cent discount. Holder Tinner's 18c. Copper Sheeting. 14 to 15 ox, 33c ; planished, 14 to ltt oz,4oc ; bolt copper, 84c; bottoms, 34c. Lead-tPlg, 7c; bar, Sc; antimony. IM: Babbit metal, 16a'2oo. TOBACCO More active and uncbangea. Royal (iem Is quoted at Monitor Navy.töa'L'c: oaled tobacco, 4: a toe: bright na vies and Quarters. 58a72c: smokinz brands. 35ca91 25; fine cuts, 80a8öc; black tobacco, 65a6oo in caaaies : twists, waulc. bKUD Quiet and unchanged. Flax seed Is quoted at 81 ooal 40. according to quality ; clover at $9a 25: timothy dull at 92 60 aivi; mue grass 11 lotl 25, burlap lnc'uded. wHisKi-nrra at 1 C7. WOODEN WARE No. 1 tubs per dos. 99a 9 50; No. 2 ditto, ISaS 50: No. S ditto, 97a7 50; No. 1, Churns, common, per dosen, 9950al0; No. 2 ditto, -8 &w.a: No. S ditto. J68 00: Nol cedar churns brass-bound, 821a22; No. 2 ditto. 92ua21;No. 1 ash churns. 818 W: No. 2 ditto, 918: mo. s ditto. ti4: stave bair-ousnei miasares, 95 60; hoop Iron bound ditto, 9a &0a7; keelers, five in nest. 92 25: meal selves. 14-1. kl75a2: ditto 18, in 92a2 25; O G buckets, two-hoop, wuiLiv, iure awpn, M uiu 00. WOOL Unwashed, ttia32o; tab-washed-picked, 47a tKo. wlndow ULASa steady and unchanged. Single Strength. 2nd Qual. 1st Qual. 8x8 to 8x10 H 75 94 25 8x15 to 10x13 4 00 4 75 10x16 to 12x1! , ,. 6 66 12x30, to JuxJb fJi Discount 40 per cent. oS above. MONEY, STOCKS, E TC. New York, April 3. Money loaned as high as 7 per cent, and closed at 6. Prime mercantile paper 66 per cent. Custom receipts, f265,000, ' Assistant treasurer disburd 910,000 Sterling Exchange Is quoted at 94 86? for 60 days and 94 89 for sight. Gold declined from 113 to 113, and closed at the lowest point. Rates paid for carrying were 1 to 6 per cent. Governments dull and a fraction lower in sympathy with gold. Railroad bonds quiet and steady. State securities dulL The stock market was weak at the start, but Improved in Lome shares. Later, however, there was a general decline, ln which Pacific Ms 11, 1 ake Snore and St. Paul were prominent. During tbe last hour stocks were generally firmer, and prices advanced to xx pr cent. from the lowest point. Western Union acd Erie cioblng at the highest figures of the nay. TransacTicns on biock ixcnange to-day 122,000 shares, of which l,ooo were Pacific Mall, P,0iO Western Union, 8,iko St. Panl, 22,000 Erie, 35,0.io Las e Hhore, and 5,000 Ohloi. II. A. Heiser, a gold broker, has suspended. He Is a brother of F. U. Heiser, whose suspension was reported this morning. Three hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars ln gold were sold out under rule for their accounts. Charles Martin, stock broker, suspended. The failure is a small oae. 'government bbcuritiki. Tue.i n'd.Tn'riFru ibai.iMon U. S. s "bl U. 8. 6's ' U. 8. 's ti5 (new) U. S. 6's '67 123 I18H 122! 122' 11 I18H 118 11SH 121 i:2vt 118e 121 H 118! 121k 118H 121W KJ S3, v m on, 5perc'trd loanTV ti A 4.1 1224 118 11TS 1226 118 lleVg: lle 117 IIB 118 47 117 :iTt 114 4h7 i"2 117 118 US114 J18i ey Ai 12 118 Gold Sterling 1 , , -JC1 s 113 487 486 Tbe purchasing prioe tor government bonds In Indianapolis vary from the Mew Nora quotations X(dl per cent. stat a STOCKS.

t6L. Mun 40 404 85 84 88 85

Old Tennessees New TenneKsees New Virginia.Old Virgin iaa 42 3 15 85 1M 40 40 81 I 35 Sill 85 in 85 84 US33uri.

GX1.BAL STOCKS.

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W. U. Telegraph Paclfio M4i.. Adams Fapress. W A F ExpressAmerican Kx U.K. Express N. 7. Central 6T5 1 1(8 86 61 72 113 63 C8V h?J4 108 86 2 71 l'S V B6 140 133 86 Ml 71?i 1J3 Frle Erie, preferred Harem .... 13X 80 38X 133 mi mi 19 W 88 eij u 100 V4 116 65 3S 101i 4'4 ll'S 1 4 138H 133 3 Harlem, p't'd Michigan Centl U. P. stocks Laze Whore Illinois Cent'l Pltuburg Northwestern . Northw'n pref. f M.W M N.J. Onu-J Rock Island.... it . 1 mi 96s 101 61 5 67 1 65 Vi 1105 St. Paul 43 St. Paul, pref W abash 72H Wabash nref Fort Wayne. Terre Haate. Terre H. pref. Chicago A Alton C. 4 A. pref.... Ohio Missis pi Indiana Cent'l CM K. A Q H. A su Joe Delaware A Lac. A. A P.Teleg'ph 102 i 16 104 1'2V4 lSs 114V !luW 110 2 1 8 17 119 19 117 1'4 184 iltrti 1 1 llfc' mi 107 Ha my; 1 1(8 1044 v. r. oondc... W7'4 U. P. bonds.. my4 MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH. NW YORK. April 3. loar Is dull; reoelpu ll.'iOO barrels: No. 2 51 0u3 5; sopeOnt wesV?rn and state 94 50.g4 7o; common to good extra Western and state K 70: good to ebolc V 4wjä 75; white wheat Western extra 95 8077 75; extra Ohio I5 0JJ7 25; extra St. Louis 95 4069 00: Minnesota, patent process, extra gool to prime IW2ö( uo. Rys flour fuady; Western 84 15 &50. Corn meal Mora active Western 9i 75 m 2. Wheat -Dull, lower and heavy; receipts 40,000 bushels; No. 1 tprlnic $i 3jl i: No.2 Chicago aprlDfc 81 iö: No. Culcao sprlDg Si U 1 13; No. 2 Milwaukee spring ln store 9 2?; o. 3 Milwaukee spring 9' 14; winter red Western no grade SI uf. Rye Firmer: Western 86c; state Ko(49jc ; Canada ln bond wo'c. Barle) more doing; No. 2 Bay 9 051 1. Valt Quef. Corn Firm; receipts 18,'XO bushels; mixed no grade 7c; low mixed graded 67c; mixed graded 60c. Oats Receipts 61 JMK bushels: Western mixed and state 44a4Hc; white Western mixed and state, 4551c. Hay Firm; shipping 7i8 c Hops-Dull and unchanged. Rio coflee Cargoes 15319c- Job b ng I5'4(ij2 c gold. Sugar-Dull and unchanged. Molasses Quiet and unchanged. Rice Quiet. Hetroleum Dall and unchanged Tallow 8Ji3i 15-ltc. Keniu Steady; sUaiued 91 7äl 80. Turpentine Steady; spirits 41V c. Kigs-r-Unchanged. Pork Heavy; new mess 923 20; May 23 7523 3'. Beel-Unchanged. Cut meats Western qalet. Middles Dull; estern long clear 12!o; cay long clear 'ic Hams Western pickled, 20 lbs ave age, 12 sc Lard No exp rt df-mand ; prime steain 414 25: April 914 20: May 9:4 85,914 40; June 9:4 45(14 60; August 91 72. Butler Firm and unchanged. Cheese Unchanged. Whisky 91 11. ST. LOUIS, April 3.-Cotton-DuIl and lower; middling 12c; low middling ll;c; good oidinary 10jc. Floor Quiet and unchanged. . Wheat Firm but inacMve; No 2 Rt-d fall 91 51 bid cash and April; No 3 red lau ll 36 bid. Corn Firm and In good demand; No 2 mixed 454c; regular 4ö3loc; strlc'ly freRb and for April .nd May4c. Oats Inactive ; fto 2 4c bid ; regu'ar 84Jic bid ; strictly fresh and for Apr.l 3lc bid. Rye rooming uone. Barley sieady and firm and in Improve) demand: No. 2 Canada 1. IS? choice to fancy Wisconsin 91 151 20. Whissy ihe demand is chiefly for consumption: 51 u. i-orK Quiet and nncuanzed: Il 12d 23 2-. Lard Nominally unchanged: 913 75. juik meats Quiet and unch-nged;f8 50(4 12 0(312 2. Bacon Easier; fa Mii9 60( 13 0013 12 a 13 25'äl3 M. Bran Steady and nnchanifed; 55c Hoes steady and un changed; light shipping 97 40O7 60; Yorkers 97 70f100; packings 7'8 2o; butchers 18 25(3 8 50. Cattle Steady and unchanged: eood to choice na'ive steers 91 755 60; medium to iair 2oti o5fc: pooy Bieers 91 UJrtSl &or rlr tn choice- native cows 93 75,34 25; native Block ers 82 75(44 00; feeders 11 OOfal 5c. Sheen scarce ana nrm; iair to good II 7aitoöo; good to choice .5t'(a( 5o; ram-y 46 757 00. Receipts Flour 4,000 barrels; wheat 16,uou bushels; corn 62,000 bushels; oats 20,000 bushels: barley 12,000 bushels; rye 1,000 bushels; bogs 1.700 Dad: cattle l.X0 bead: sheep 7oo head. CHICAGO, April 8 Flour Quiet but steady: common to choice Western shipping extras 91 u 4 75; g od to fancy lamily 9j 00 4 5 oil; Minnesota 94 oor? 50; medium to choice winter txtras 3) V037 6. wneal Dull and a shade lower; No 2 Chicago sprint:, 91 V2c 02 W for spot: 9H6(al0rti for Mar: 91 0714 for June; No 8 Chicago spring SOXyoc; rejected QTdc. Corn Steady and firm; No 2 mixed, ii esh. 47c ; regular 46Vsxs for spot ; 40?ic for April; 49ic for May; 4)o "fr June; new hiah mixed 46c. Oats Dull but firm, 32J3254jo for spot; 3:93lo for May. Rye Notainsliy unchanged, bailey Heavy: 60c for May. Pork Dull and a shade lower ; 924 .5 for spot and April; 8-2 2 for May; &87 (S22W for June. Lard Quiet and weak: 913 7714 for spot and April ; fl'. 92ft 3 95 lor May; 914 lu Qii u tor June. buik meats easier; 1 J 12,ic Whisky Demani chiefly for speculation; 11 07. Receipts-Flour, 11,000 barrels; wheat, 55.000 bushels; corn, 39,M) bushels: at8, 9,500 bushels: rye, none; barley, 9.EO0 bushels. Shipments Fioar, 41,000 barrels, wheat, 99,000 bushels; corn, 39,'HX) bushels; oats, 11,000 busheis: rye, 79 1 bushels; barley, 12,000 bushels. On tbe call board this afternoon wh- at was unchanged. Corn Firm. Oats Unchanged. Porz Firmer; 22 754 for May. Lard-Steady ; S13 K& for May. BALTIMORE. April 3. Flour Steady and firmer; Western superfine 3 76(3125; extra 94 öt'(45 25; family 9 1 75-i 90. Wheat-Stiong; No 2 Western red 91 4143; Pennsylvania red 9160(153. Corn Unsettled ; Western mixed 633ölie. Oats Dull and unchanged. Kye Quiet: source nay-uuu ; Maryland and Pennsylvania fl8 0U(a?4 00. ProvisionsQuiet and firm. Pork 923 0023 25. Bulk meals Shoulders 999 äs; clear rib 912 12 50; loose bacon shoulders 910 1210 2a; clear rib 9113701150. Hams-914 0ÜJ16 00. Lard Firm; refined 9 4 75; crude, none offering. Butter Hcarce and trong; Weste n xtra 88aHi'c; Western ex'ra firsts Sö(bn7c. Petroleum Quiet; crude 8c; refined 11 H34c Coffee Quiet; Rio cai goes 16019; Jobbing 16V&c Whisky Nominally at 912 60. CINCINNATI, April 8. Cotton Dull : 13c. Flour QuUl and unchanged. Wheat Dull; 91 15(1 28. Corn steady with a lair demand ; 49&51c Oats Quiet and steady ; 37giic. Rye -Firmer; 7375c. Barley Scarce and firm ; No 2 spring 81 121 18. Pork Quiet but steady; 923 00. Lard Inactive; Bteam 9'3 75; cash 914 05; June kettle 914 2514 6u. Bulk meats Qalet bat steady; shoulders 98 75; clear rib 912; cath 9i2 6o; buyer May clear rib 12 25. Bacon Steady with a fair demand : 99 7513 0013 25. Hogs Fair demand and firm; cominon to good light $7 4 J (a 85; fair to medium heavy 98 4i8 7u; receipts l.Oiio head; shipments 6U5 he id. Whisky Dull; 91 06. Butter Dull and unchanged. TOLEDO, April 3 Flour Steady. Wheat Closed firm; No 1 white Michigan 91 29; No 2 white Michigan 91 15: No 1 amber Michigan spot 9126; May 91 28Kl 28i; June 4181; No 2 amber Michigan 1 08. CornVery firm and a shade batter; high mixed spot and April 62c: June 61c; low mixed 61l'i; low mixed Kansas 61c; no grade 5ti4c; damaged 49c. Oats Steady wttn a fair demaud; No 2 spot 36c; May 37c: Michigan 86c; white 3. Clover seed Held at 99 15. mammoth 99 20. Receipts Flour none; whet lö.tOO bushels; com 48,mo bushels: oats 4,00(1 buitbels. shipments Flour 125 barrels; wheat 7.oo0 bushels; corn 55,000 bushels; oats7i0 bushels. MILWAUKEE. April S. Floor-Qalet and unchanged. Wheat Opened quiet and a shade lower and closed quiet; No 1 Milwaukee spring 9113J4; hard 9120: No 2 Milwaukee spring fl 04; seller May $108; seller June 105; No S Milwaukee spring 92c Corn-Qnlet but steady; No 2 fresh 48c. Oats Quiet and lower; No 2 fresh 33c; teller May Hoc .Barley Quiet and steady; No z spring fresh 843S5c; April 84o: no spring iresn 6253c; rejected spring 29c Bye Qalet and unchanged; No 1 fresh 72c. Provisionsinactive and nominal. Receipts Flour 4, 00 barrels; wbaat UdßtiO bnsbels. Bnlpmenta Flour 7.U00 barrels; wheat 18,000 bushels. LOUISVI LLE, April 8. Cotton Quiet ; 12,(3 13c. Fiour Dull; extra 4 U4 60; xtr family 44 75,a5 60; A No 1 95 lim 25; fancy 96 60(97 50. Wheat-Firm; 9115130. CornQuiet and stnady 454-c Oats Quiet bat steady; 87(942c. Rye Dull; 7375c HayDull ; 915 ou. Provisions Quiet but firm and unchanged. Bulk meats 98 75, 912 12, 912 62.

Pork 923 5a Baenn 18 75. 913 12. 113 S7V

Hams Hogr cured 14ai5C L-rd Tierce 914 50; keg 915 25. Whisky-Bull; 91 06. Eagglng-12jl3c. ROSTON. Anril a jt J nd firm; 91 00a4 SO; Western superfine 5 wxa 5 5o; common extras 95 25,6X5; Wisconsin extras 95 60(48 25; Minnesota extras 960"37 25; winter wheat Ohio Indiana and Michigan 96 25(38 bO; llllnr.ls 96 50t 00; Hi. Louis and Wisconsin 97 29 60. Corn Firm; mixed and yellow Western 72S7cc. Oats Good deJected white and No 1 white 6495uC. OSWEGO, April 3. Wheat-Unchanged; No 1 white MichiEsn held at 91 47H. Jörn Firm ; old 67c; new 6. Barley Qalet ; No. 2 Bay 41 0. JLEVKLAND. April .-Petroleum Qalet and unchanged ; quote standard white llu test 1154c; prime white 150 state test 12kc,car lots cash. PITTSBURG, April 3. Petroleum Qn let buts'edv; crude 9226 at Parker's Landing; refined H;e, PhUadel:hia delivery. ' LIVE STOCK MARKETS. NEW YORK UVE STOCK MARKET. New York, April 3. Cattle Receipts 4,050 head, making the total receipts for the week 8.400 head against 8.'7o head for the same lime last week; the quality was about fair, genesally ranging from poor to extra; the maiket opened dull and closed weak at about the same figures as a week ago, or 98 50U50 lor poor to very good lots, prime and extra eelct ons 9l200i2 50;a few fancy steers 912 7 13 00; several droves sold at fo much per lou pounds live weight, as Is In uniform rractic in the West, and there is a strong Influence here in tavor of abandoning tbe old time met hod of selling cattle on estimated dressed weght. suKxp-P.ecelpts ?,890 head, making the total receipt for the week- 13,100 head, against 1200 head for th same time last week; tbe market opened with a firm feeling and an advance, but weakened before the close; 1 car load of premium Pennsylvania sheep, averaging 143 poaiidw, brought 8 87S; otherwise the range was from 9toa8 5,, with fair to prime lots genera.ly at 17 H; no clipped sheep ln the market. SwinK-Arrlvsls yesterday and to-day 8,170 bead, nuking the total receipts for tbe week V20 head against 20.2X) head for the same time last week; none offered alive. EAST LIBERTY LIVE BTOCK MARKET. Fast liberty. Fa April 3. Eeep Cattle rhe receipts since Friday were 165 cars of through stock, and si cars for this market, making a total for the week ending this day of 6,7ul head, agiinst 7,"20 head the week before. Ihe supply for ibis week's sales is good; but very few buyers on hand; those sold to-day were at retail ; prices are, however, a shade higher than last week so far. Hogs The receipts since Friday were 6,435 bead, making a total for tbe week of 13,365 head, against 1 ,6ü5 head the week before; Yorkers 98 008 40; Philadelphias 49 00&9 40. , Sheep The receipts since Friday were 1,600 bead, making a iota! for the week of 17,500 hed, against 16,100 head the week before: selling at 6 60. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, April 3. Cattle Receipts since Saturday 5,'Hi) bend; tbe market Is firm and steady for all grades; medium to good fat shipping cattle 94 254 76; choice 95w)(a57j; extra 96 0"S6 25 ; shipments 4,200 bead . Hooa Keoeipta ,"00 head; the market Is active and firm, closing rather weak for ship imuk aim a euaue lower; Daonn grades 13 10(3 815; shipping grades 98 2T8 35: Philadelphia grades 98 50 ; sales were made mostly at 98 10 8 2i; shipments 4, head. SHEEP Kectnra 1 5W S t heart thA m.rVct la moderately active; common to choice 95 0r3 , tuwto iwigi vw; m lew iancy soia ior NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET. New tore. April 3. Dry Goods The traae movement was light on account of the umavoraD e weather: brown sheetlnes and fine bleached shirt'ngs in demmd; cottonades dull and selling at low prices; prints unsetuea; ciuioi, nicomona ara f reeman fancy prints reduced e; a popular make of dark prints without side bands is Jobbing at 6c. NEW YORK COTTOH MARKET. Raw Tobx, April 3. Cottan Dull; middllne upland 13i(l3 8-16c. Fntures Closed steady. CINCINNATI IRON MARKET. Cincinnati, Monday, April 8, 1876. Pig Iron. The demand of the p st week has been up to tbe usual average of the pres ent times The stocks of Hanging Rock on the market are small and steadily decreasing. but as consumers are using largely or other irons the scarcity is not fully appreciate!, and prices ruie at tne same tow ngares. hot blast charcoal. Han glue Rock, No. 1, per ton 925 00 4m Hanging Hock, No. 2, per ton... 23 00(3 Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton ... 21 00(22 00 Soot hern Brands, No. 1, per ton. 23 00(524 00 Southern Brands. Forge, per ton 21 WO Virginia, No. 1, per ton.. 24 0025 00 Virginia, No. 2, per ton 82 60(923 00 Virginia Forge, per ton 21 0022 00 "TONE-COAL AND COKE. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton. 23 C0(3 Hanging Rock, Forge per ton 21 OOO Red short, No. 1, per ton.... 27 (9 Red Short, forge, per ton... 24 (ot Am. Scotch, No. 1, per ton 24 0025 00 cold blast. Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, ton- 40 0C50 00 Missouri, Car Wheel, per ton. 35 OoriMO 00 Southern Btands Car W heel, ton 30 00 lu 00 Machinery and Forge, per ton... 30 00(35 00 Blooms, per tonL. R. HULL A CO. FORK1UN MARKETS. London, April 3.-5 p. m. Consols for money 94 9 16: on account 94 11-16 United itateslbonds 5-208. 1865. 106; 6-20. 1867. 108 li: 10-- 106; new 6's, Iii6)a; New York Cent raj, 11 tt: Erie railway shares i'A; Erie preferred. 29. Calcutta linseed 47l)4s. Spirits petro leum 8), 848. Paris, Aprils. Rentes, 67 f 17c Frankfort, April 3. American securities -New 6s, lOlJi. Antwerp. April 8 Fine American Petro-leum-31$c. Liverpool. April 8. 0otton-6K4s; sales of 8,0U bales, including ijuo bates iorspec u ailon and export and o.aut naies or Amer icas. Wheat California white 10s; California club 10s3diälON Hd; Nol spring red West rn 8(i98 lOd. Lard t lne American 6 to. Cheese Fltm; Amerl an 62. Bacon Long clear middles 63: s icrt dear miuaies ooss. iailow Fine American 42J. spirits petroleum SSS. Refined retroieum iiü'ii54. SO MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY AGO DR. H. D SLLERSE, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN OF PITTSBURG, Discovered and used ln his practice the populär remedy known throughout the country as IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP. This Is ro quack remedy. Thousands are living witnesses of its wondenui curative powers, it is pleasant to take, and sure to ure cough, colds, croup, bronchial affections. tickling in tne tnroi, ana a.i aiseasesor kindred nature. K, E. Seller & Co., PittsburgPa., are a so proprietors of Johnson's Rheumatic Compound, tbe gre.t Internal remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, headach. eta . Taelr Dr. i-lndey mood Searcher la a mos', wonderful remedy. It cures ah boodand skin disease', such as teiter, scrofulous affections, oloers, boils, pimple, mercurial diseases, etc. The genuine has R. E. Se lers S tv. 'a name on the bottom or each wrapper. Yon on bave a doctor always 1 1 tbe bom oy keeplBK SELLERS' FAMILY MEOICLNK3 on band. For iald by all druggists and coantry deaiTh' TrtlM will 0 11 tkT elalra.'.jr. T. TT1. Smn JLn.1 5,1 MC. CLTTlOßGROCERIES FREE NY. H)aeof th.totchuKwforair't. rkt,l.r,riM ar Um WM.'-A York WHtmJn.,1

SHERIFF'S (BALES.

OHERIFIS SALE By virtue of an execu K? 11 to medlrectd. 'rom the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Marlon county, IndiSDS. 1 Will TKKil .t nV1l...l. . .ul'vi-i. : est bidder, on SATURDAY, the 29th day of April, A. D. 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. v. and 4 o'clocx p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House of Marlon county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceedinz even years, of the following real estate, town : LoU one hundred and forty-ntne 149 and on hundred and fifty 15f in J. K. DowneVs southeast addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, as recorded fa town lot record 82, page 6. ln the recorder's office of Marion county, Indiana. And on f al I n r. fn cAvia v - .0 m, inn luivuui 01 Judgment, interest and'eotts, 1 will, at the uo um uu mace, expose ai public sale the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Albert Dupree, entertd on the boozs of the recorder as the propfTty ofAlbertJopee, at the suit ol Frederick Said sale will be made with relief from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSSER, Sheriff of Marlon County. April 4, A. D. 1578. Harrington A Orton, Atty. for pl'ff. aprlI5-3t SIIERIFF-NSALEL-By virtue of a certlfled copy of a deer, e tome directed, from tbe clerk of the superior court of Marlon county, Indiana, in a cause wherein Henry V. Kettenbach et al. are plainiiflv, and James V. Flat hers et al. aie defendants, requiring me to make the sum of twenty-iour dollars In favor of def.ndant, James W.Elder, and the farther sum of two hundred dollars lu tavor ol the defendant, Christian Carr and F reo eric k Boschmax, wiin Internet on said decree and cost, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tbe 15th day of April, A. D. 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. v. and 4 o'clock p. m. ot said day. at ihe door of the court house of Marlon county, Indiana, the rents and profits lor a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, town : Lots nine (9), ten (V), eleven (11), twelve (12), thirteen ( 8), ion 1 teen (14) and eight (M in said WlUlam t'.Hmock's subdivision of lot twenty (2r) ln Albert II Fletcher's tecond addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, If such rents and profits wl 1 not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said derree. Interests and costs, x will, at tbe same time and place, expose to pubic sale the fee timple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree. Interests and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement ALBERT REISSNER, ShenfT of Marlon county. March 21, A.D. 1876. Harrington A Ohton, Attyf. for plaintiff. mar 22-3 w SIIFRIFF-S KALE By virtue of a certlOed copy of a decree to me directed, from the clera of the Superior Court of Marion county, Indiana, In a cause wherein Southside BuildiDg and Savings Association is plaintiff n.rcuueusu ei ai. are aelendants, requiring me u make the sum of seven huudred and ninetj -eigtt dollars and ten cents, with Interest on said decree and cost, Iwyl expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, the 221 day of April, A. D. 1876, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. xt. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the d'or of the courthouse of Marlon county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate, towlt: Lot No. six (6) in Jeremiah Foot's addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion coumy, Indiana, as p!atfed and recorded ln plat book No. 2, on page 4. ln the recorder's office of said Marion county. If such rents and profits will not sell for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, 1 nterests nd cost, 1 will, at the sams time and place, expose to public sale the tee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to ulscharge said decree, Interests and costs. Said Sal A Will bn mlH.vlllnii( mrvwr -lt. whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. ALBERT REISSNER, Sheriff of Marion county. March 28, A. D. 1876. Carter A BiPLir.atfys for pl'ff. mar?9-3t Notice to N on-Resident. Whereas, a certain precept has b en duly Issued to me by the Mayor of tbe city of Indianapolis, ULder the corporal seal ot said city, dated March 24th, 1876, showing that there Is due the following named conti actor tbe amount hereinafter specified for street improvement in the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana. Due Frederick Gansberg, for grading and graveling Lexington avenue and sidewalks from Dillon to Linden street, from Julia L. Fitzgerald, tbe sum of twenty-six dollars and ten cents (126 lu). imo.Di of assessment charged against lot No. two hundred and forty U40 in spann dtco.'s wodlawn addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indi ana. Now, the said defendant is hereby notified that unless she pay within (20) days after the publication for three weeks of this notice the amount so assessed agnlnst the above described lot or parcel of land, I will proceed to collect tbe amount so asaessed by levy and sale of aid lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all coits that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind Asrll 5th. 1876. INDIANAPOLIS SEED k AGRICULIUfiAL WAREHOUSE. J". GEO STIIiZ, PROPRIETOR. No. 78 East Washington Street, Indi anapolis. Whole ale and Retail Dealer ln Field, Gardenand Flower Seeds,. Agricultural Implements, Farm M achnery,Hortlcultural Tools, Fertilizers, Plants, 8. Homey 5 Oo.'a Bichmond Cast Steel Plows, Excelsior Corn Drills, Riding and Walking Cultivators,. Graes and Grain Seed Sowers, Eagle Feed and Straw Cutters, Corn Shellers, Churns, lieasurea, Baskets, Forks, Hakes, Hoes, Shovela'andpades,Prunlng Tools. GARDEN SEEDS A SPECIALTY-

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