Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 46, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 July 1876 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY JULY 5. 187G

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OUR MONTHLY AL1TSPARV, FASHION FAMILY MAGAZINE ! FOR THE PEOPLE. A Pair of Elegant Oil Pielures to every Subscriber. Subscription with Premium, 75c; without Premium ONLY FJFTY Of NTS A YEAR ! Ixtraordiraiy ndncements to Agents. 25 Ctnts Paid for every New SutscTllr. FIRT PREMIUM: A Lady's Gold Hunting Cace Watcb, costing lw, to the person sending In tbe largest list of names, with tbe money, during 1876. SECOND PREMIUM: A magnificent original Oil PaintlLg, elegantly framed, etc. PREMIUMS FOR EVERY EODY. Bend for specimen copies (free) and examine tne terms to Agents, etc. L.S. AVRE &C0.f Publishers, INDIANAPOLIS. .OAlJ AND iHE MARKETS. OriTCE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, MONDAT EVENING, July 3,1878. The demand for money keeps well up with th tupply of currency at the command of the banks, and the rate of Interest is firm at 10 per cent., at which accommodations are only ex tended when s rictly prime paper is offered Eastern exchange is In very light 6upply and the rate is 75c premium between banks Counter sales ae made at l-lo per cent, pre mium. In the ab ence of sight bills, .currency Is goln forward to meet the deficiency. A good demand for city orders Is reported and tales are made at 9 c on tbe dollar. INDIANAPOLIS CLKARINO H0CE. Clear! nars. Balances For 4 weeks enline June 10 f 4,613, f l,i09,(w F. r w-ek enrtlnst Juue 17... 1,312.10 391,(00 47'2,WJ For week eDdtog June 24...... 1,310,000 . 2Hn,aO 176,0. 0 131,(100 19 ,000 lh5, 01 185,100 MoDday, June? - Tuesday. Jun- 'SI "Welnesdav. June 2S .. Tbaradav. Jun ! 29. Filday. Jnne.O ...... Saturday, July 1-. Monday, July 3 51,014 39,'lOil 36,000 47.ÜJU 61,1 HA 99.000 M 'NEY AT Ol HER POINTS New York. The Tribune of Faturday Bays: Tüe money market was easy ajaln to day with tbe preponderance of call loans on ordinary rol aterala at 3 per cent and under though t-xceptional business was done higher. To tbe bond dealers money was offered at 2 and under. Plscount range at 8 per cent, and UDward for best grade. The LM'edH'.ates tieaeu er to-day received IW. 00 National bank no es for re lemptlon. The customs receipts a' Washington to-day were Ji70,oo. The ImernatioriHl leveDue receipts footed up $4 , 00'. '1 he following 1 the clearing honte statement to-day : Currency ex hange. u6, Wt.ftfiT; corr-iicv ba auc 2.8H8.M; gold ex Changes, f",34S,5i5; KOld balances, fl,':5 -,S32. OMMhRCIAL. The general marine's have ruled steady dur ing tbe past week, ai.d allies in the various departments of inercbau:!ie have undergone no marked change. In grain, tbe demand for corn is active and largely In excess of receiptsOats rem .In dull, and wheat is quiet and steady. THE GRAIN TRADE IN L1VKRPOOL. A circular, Issued by a leading firm engaged in the grain trade as late as June 30, says: Tbe conriuutd improvement in the crop prospecta has had a depressing effect on tbe g ain trade, and tranac Ions in wheat have been letricted to a retail business at rather under last week's price Tie unsettled aspect of politics' ma tern in the East has, however, rendered mpo' eis Jest anxious to P'e-8 sales, and in the oaattwo day there has been an appearance of more steadiness. At tbe sams time the deliveries of E-igllh wheat have much lmlulsbed, and th area 'or tne consumption of foreign, more especially in tbl dlstric. is gradua.ly increasing. To-day a fair busin sm has bVen transacted in wheat, bo'h red and white, iealiing fully the latest quoUtioi s. Flour wa steady. Corn was ofleied neelyat a t-hade lower quotation, but tbe demand a-ibbequently became active, and tbe marael closed Aim with an upward tendency. In tbe department of provisions dealers report a 'air mai ket, and we note sales on Halday evening of 2-,oon lb, t'. R. sides at lOJc. Bids at tbe s-tme price for large lots have been made wlthr-nt takers, showing that the tendency Is, to higher quotations. fcTCCK OF PK- VISJON8 AT SI. LOUIS. The foil, wing shows tbe stock on hand at St. Louis at dales as reported by Secretary Loudei man of the St. Louis Pork Packers' Association : July 1, 76. 6.4l 6, 170 1,'38,mK) June 1, 78. 6, 1",693 1,24,M' 3,c75,iH0 2.81Ö.S7J J, 401 ,33 J Pork, bbls. Lard. tea. Suiulder. lbs.... Clear nb side, bs Clesr sides, Itw...... liamf, tea V,U ',0i0 KIö & 0 Ibis s'a ement does not include summer packing or lira In refiners' bands. The stock of bog products lu New Orleans, as reported on Saturday last, was as follows: Pork, bbl 2,204 Rcon, sh ulde s. cak ......... 72 Baron, clear r' b, cask - ........... 36 Bacon, clear side-, ca ks . 144 Lard, tc l,7b7 Lard, kegs WOOL. There has been more liberal receipts of wool at thlv point during tbe ast week, and prices, without being quotabiy higher, are firmer. Tne lollowloi In regard to the New York market we taae from the Commercial Bulletin of Saturday: For domestic w o's tbe market shows no very decided 1 . new features. There is, as bef iretiot-, more -r jess Irregularity In tbe views of dealer, and in ome cases a direct conflict o tMtem-nt in regard to the general ton-, due In a ae-urt- 10 good or bd Tackln ecuring customers. There has certainly been a larger 1 unit r of b yers looking around during tbe lsi I air of ne month andqalte au array of sm 11 odd saits made, yet. In reality, the to al movement was nothing imarkkblrt and b b en freely met on all grades, ndeed, tbe disposition Is evidently to Seep la. p Ui moving right along aa opportunity occurs, aud uO' mauy dealers are anxloua to reetrvct from fresh purchases In the country. Valors, however, are very general y d mil 'e to ba low and easy on all leadIna styles, aiid a ter he holiday season It is believed ! hat m Iters can gradullbe adjusted heiween tbe pr.duo. r, dealer and manufacturer to bl.g aoou a more healthy and noliorin 0 nditl'-n ff t ade. The Western clip promlMM weil In qa.nill und quality, but ther- Is not im.ch o 1. wanted here at present Fort ig n W' nls of Ii a lud are dull, and have onlyanom nai m r et value. HUa urli-g the we a o ,Oj0 lbs XX Ohio at 37c ; 4,(.o .hi do do, 37c ; lS.uOj lbs do, lu bales

super pulled. SK lbs extra pulled, 3,on0 lbs csrub.Dg, 4.W0 lb tat sheep's wool on private trrms; a,- 0 lbs One Texas at 24c; 3.0TO lbs do ?:a. tern at 2 o: 2.5,000 lbs atl7c:5,xo lb 17c: 2.yMi ibi do Western Texa, 17c : 15,003 lband 2Oi 0 lbs on private terms; o.OOO lb heavy fall California, 12c: 70,oot) lbs spring do, 15(83"; 2" bales do, 6,000 lbs pulled California, I0,0"u lbs burry southern, 10,0j0 lbs Colorado, 75 bales frican on private terms, and 6,000 lbs Eastern Oregon at 2oc. BUTTEB, POCLTBY AND EOGS. A good demand Is reported for these articles for home trade, as also for shipment, and during the week a lair business has been transacted. The following from the Commercial Bulletin will give dealers a correct Idea of tbe New York market at the close of the last week: Batter Receipts to-day, 6.491 pkgs. We find tbe market pretty dull throughout, and prices weak. Holders are not overburdened with sttlctly fine or choice state, and falling to obtain a fair rate on these run their stock n to store to await a better market, bat off grades are offered freely and In some cases slightly crowded, with term made pretty easy. This, however, fails to attract an increased demand, buyers refusing to operate beyond Just such parcels as may be necessary to carry them over present wants. Western still very plenty, and the market extremely heavy on all grades. The borne demand runs moderate aud indifferent, shippers are slow and holders are trying hard to work off stock, but without much success even at tne easy terms named. About 20c is talked of as tbe rate for the best, but 18c is nearer tbe actual top, and some pretty good butter can oebjught at 1516c. On state tbe extreme of the market at the close seems to be 25c, and only small peddling lots exceed this. Western, creamery, prime..-......23S25 Western, creamery, fair to rood. ...2o 2 Tubs, Western choice selections .....lc2 1 Tubs, Western good to prime... 15,17 Tubs, Western fair . ...1314 Tubs, Wetern poor . l.c13 Firkins, WesternM...........- lil8 Flrklnr, Western, poor to good 13j15 Poultry -Dressed comes In very moderately and luckily, too, as there is acircely any demand, while prices rule quite irregular. Live is Orm and in light euppiy on all grades. We quote: Dressed turkeys, state and Western, ltfi7c; do poor, 12i5c: dressed sprlDg chickens, choice, per lb, 28. 32c. Fowls Jersey prime, er lb, 14l5c: fair to good, I213c; do state and Western, prime, 13 alle; do do, fair to good, 1UI&12C. Live Poultry Spring chickens, per lb, 2327e. Fowls, state and Jersey, per lb, 14aU5o: do Western, 13314c; roosters, old, per lb, 5(363; turkeys, state and Jersey, per lb. 14&:5c: do Western, per lb, 13(j 14c: ducks, state and Jersey, per pair, 75cy fioo;ducki. Western, per pair, s a5c : geese, i-tate and Jersey, per pair, Si 75&2 25; do Western, per pair, 11 251 b Eggs Receipts to-day, 1,612 bbls. The market has fallen off further, and the tone is pretty alack all around. Receip's are not very full, but there appears to be plenty and to spare for the demand, and with some holders rather crowding matters, a reduced range f f prices becomes necessary in order to realize About 18c Is all that can be obtained for West

ern, and Canadian have been offered at .8 c, without finding many buyers, all the above :or fine fresh receipts of good stock. Near-by stock, single bbl... per doz. 19(320 H;ate.....M..... ......... 18sl9 Western, nri me. (' WesterB, fair to good-.... 16l" Canadian... .-........".. 18 (31371 DAILY REVIEW OF TOE INDIAN APOLIS MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET. Bulk Meats Tbe market rules very fair, Ith a good demand, and oxtreme figures are demanued, but there is no disposition to press stocks. We note sales of 310,; 00 lbsc. r. bides at 10'ic last Saturday. Dry salt shoulders are held at 7Vea8c cash and July, and nominally at 8c for August. C r. sides are firm, 10al0i3 cash and July, and loc August. DRIED BEEF V e OHOte lODDlhg iota at IX. La rd The market is unchanged. We quote round lots kettle at 12c; p. a. at llVc cash audJulv: like August. fork we quote jobbing iota at suuior family. Bacon and lard ine rouowmg are Jobbing quotations: Bacon shoulders, y'0c: suzar curea snouiaers, canvas, iuyC: Da con clear sides, 12.Hc; breakfast canvas, 14c: Monoeram bams, canvas, n vo; steam lard. 1214c . kettle lard, tea, 13)c; do, half barrel, 14c; do, kegs, lie. INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET. Corn The market Is firm for the various grades, and stocks arebetowihe requirements of the trade. We quote f. o. b. high mixed 47a47ic: mixed 46-a4 7c; rejected 4c; no flour is quoiamy unccangea, ineuemana being chiefly local. We quete city fancies at fromf7 00a7 öo; extra city fancy 17 6oa8 family at 15 75ati 25; country family 14 75 . . ... .1 ai 15; extra at 14 2a4 75: low grades ranging from 12 SWf 70, as to quairy. feed we quote Drau at iyaa ou witn a fair demand. . oats ales are of limited Importance. We quote No 2 white 333x3 ; No i mixed 3ca3&; Indiana and Illinois, ny sample, wa&x!. Hyk Nominal at bOaTUc. roneonenng. Rte Floür Steady at 14 50a4 75. Wheat Prices are staeady,and light stocks offering. We quote: Uoodto prime Indiana 9ucaSl to; Inferior grade, HOaöbc: choice Kansas and Michigan wheat wouia sen at 11 lu.ai io bv sample. Old wheat, crop of 74, II OOal 15. INDIANAPOLIS DRY GOODS MARKET. DRY GOODS A fair trade for the season Is reported, and a slight decline In some of the staple articles Is made in onr quotations. Batting UTOinary. luauKc; middling, ioc; 'test tissue, 16c. Brown Dmuisa JNashviiie, 10: Pepperel. l0c;Htark, lue. - Ticking Omego 33 Inch, 19c ; Amoskeag A. C. A. 17c; A, 15c; Conestoga, 4-i Medal,17c; Medal, 16c ; extra, 18; extra, 4-4 20c ; Lewistown, 3 inch, 21c; 32 Inch, 17c: 80 Inch. 15c: plaid 200. KHIRTINQ stripes American ,o-3, iuy9c: a-j, 9Kc; rVhtt terpen cheviots, B, Uc ; A A, 11c; aaa, laYic; jLJi.,Lie; uus cneviots, ii;; Everett do,HHo. paper cambrics common colors, oxo; high Jors, 1 cent higher . fRlNTS American, aaoc; wasningura.MerrloQac, Kichmond, Oriental and Conestoga, 63; Sprague'B fancy, 6ac; Freeman, 5c: standard -jhirting prints, bic; aid ion solid oolors. fihia : Wamauua. to: Moarnlna Drtnts. Job lots old styl s as low as 5c. carpet chain wmie, ivoi ooiorea, oc: ooverlet warp, 2 sc. Brown sheetings Vermont, 9e ; Nash Tille, 4c: MiddlevUle, 80, Idaho, 8c; New Albany, V4c: stark A.. 8c: Laurel D., 8 Vic: Laurel H.. 7ci Park A 5Sc; Granite B., 6c; Bedford R oc; reppiM c; repp v., to; treppt., i"A Peop (C, to. Bleached SHirriNG Lonsdale, ioc:Hope ty& ; Black stone,ic :M ascoment.lOc : H 1 II : 4c; JJwigni etar, tue: vaugnn jla., 7c; Sed Dog. Oe : Ouaker 7kc : Cambrics, Lonsdale. 14o ; Young Warrioa, lOc: Jabel Knight, 8c; ramsutta, tao; new 1 ora Alius, iso. Gaain Bags Amoskeag A.. 20c: Lewis ton 4. i2c: Stark, 25o: Union, 2ic: Banner, 21c: Vlonlanp, '&c INDIANAPOLIS QROOERT MARKET. CorrxS-The market rules firm for all grades with m fair Jobbing trade. Roasting grades of Kio are quoted 1 laj)o: good to fair at 20a2lHc; prime at 22UJ)i; choice to fancy, at k3rf4o and Java at 83o. cheese la steady ai SaIuo for prime to choice factory. molasses and birttp dvw uneana moiaaes is worth 55atS5o lor fair to fancy, and sirups at bocati ror common to fancy. Rick Dealers a note at 7ado for Carolina: 6a To for fair to best Louisiana. Sugars Activity and firmness are tbe dis tinguishing features of tbe market, and stocks are light. We quote refined at luailo ror A. otf A loaiuogo; iofioo ror extra c. UMallXe hard: circle 0 and B, l(al'o: yellows, bav94o':New Orleans, aood to choice. 8ianc. soap we quote iioosier city common oar at S3 60 per box; Tousey's German 14; other Uerman Sl'JM "W bite ttnaslan Dresned cake tf per box; Peach blossom toilet 93 60; Pure uoia n au per oox. brooms we quote common i per dozen; No. 4 U 25: No. i ti 75: No. 2 13: Parlor 14 50 per dozen. Candles we quote Hotel. 20aZle: star can dles, 16al8e: common pressed. 13i4al4)io. INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCB MARKET. Apples We cruote old eroD at 17 00a7 60: new crop 13 ooa3 60. Uunitt-llid market Is firm. We quota

country butter at Haioc, and Jobbers are selling at ldalSc; Michigan butter, 18c Beeswax is steady at 26c per pound. Beans We quote white navy at 75c 1 00 per bushel from store. Kgg9 Prices are Armand receipts sell rapidly. We quote at luallo per dozen on arrival. Foreign Fruits We quote oranges lower at fa 50 per box. Lemons are held at f70ua7 50 per box. Feathers Receipts find quick sale. Old feathers are selling at SOadoo. Duck and mixed feathers commani 20a3ic. Honet Hanges from 20 to 30 cents per pound, according to quality. Hat Dealers report a light local demand. Wequote: Prime timothy, small bales, at 1 16a 17; No. 1, small bales, tloaltt. Prime timothy, large bales, f 13al4: No. 1, large bales. Ilia 12; No. 2 1 leall. No sale for No. 2. Upland prairie, small bales, 113; large bales, 1 12. Midland prairie, fllalZ Siough grass. $j OUaSti 00. No sale for slough grass. Maple Stjoar We quote at 13al5o per lb. Potjltrt The market is steady, and we quote turkeys at 6c per lb; ducks I2a2 2j per dozen; roosters 12 per dozen: old hens 12 75a3 ou per dozen. Geese, fall feathers, ts 00a 3:5 per dozen. Spring chickens 12 &0a2 75. Rags Cotton rags are quoted at 2 cents per pound New Potatoes Are In good supply and lower. Are selling at tz 00 per barrel. Berries Gooseberries are steady at t2 50 per bushel. Vegetables Peas are selling at II 00(31 2 per bu. Beans at 75caSl per ba. Cucumbers 2oo per doz. Cherries Are selling at 13 CO per bushel. Currants Green are selling al 13 C0a3 50 per bushel. Ginseng Dealers are paying 75c per lb for a prime an icle. Cabbage -Are selling at 91 75 per barrel 75 to 00 heads. Raspberries Are selling at S9a9 per stand of 2 bu. Blackberries Are beginning to arrive and are selliug at 97 00 per stand. Onions Are quoted at 93 60 per barrel. miscellaneous markets. Candt Prices are tflrm under the advancing tendency In sugars. Wequote: Crushed sugar candy at 12ai;c per lb.; pure stick candy 13c; fine stock candy at I2c; kisses at 14c; French kisses at 16c; gum drops at 14a20c; Jackson balls at 15c; common mixed at 14c; fine doata. Coal and Wood Wequote: Anthracite, per ton, W 75; Brazil block, per oushel, 14c j W le River, 14c; Sand creek, löc: Highland gra-e, 13c; Highland steam 11 Pitts Jorg. 24)3; to: Brazil nut, domestic, 12o; do. steam Brazil slack. He: Virginia cannel. 27o; Indiana can n el, 22c: coke, Ltal&c: wo ;-.il60a 5 50 per cord . Hides Best city green hide , cows, 5c; steers weighing lbs or over, 60; best city veal skins, 10c; beet city kip skin, 7c green salted, cured, at CaflHo; drysalted hides; be; dry flint, luallo. Grubby hides, J-price. ra o kins are quoted at öOcall 50, according to quality. Tallow. 7a7o. Grease Brown at 5c : yellow. 6a8c : white, 80. Nails We quote lOd 93 05 per keg and smaller numbers at the usual advanoa. Salt Car lota: Saginaw, 91 65al 70; Ohio river, 91 5bal 60. Tobacco We quote: Royal Gem at 2c; Monitor Navy, 65a67c; oaled tobacco, 47a(f7c; bright navies and quarters, 54a7oc;

smokiDg brands, common. Sac; choice, euatac, fine7öcall 25; fine cuts, 57a90c; black tobacco. 5a6uo in caddies ; twists, ttOaUuc. . Wool We quote unwashed at H23c; fleece washed 273tc ; tub-washed 30340; burry wool 5.310c per lb less. Hers Soft-shelledalmonds quoted at21a23c; Ulberts 14al5c; walnuts, French, 11c; Naples, old, 15clnewl7al8c; Brazil nnts lOallc; peanuts, red, raw, 8a8o; white Virginias loo; roasted 8c higher. J ron and Steel A fair trade is reported in iron and nails, and prices are steady. We q uote : Bar iron Is quoted at 92 53a2 65. Sheets rolled, 10 to 14, 4c; 15 to 20, 4c; 27, 4c. Charcoal, 1)40 advance on above rates. Other sizes and numbers are eraded at Dronortionate rates. Steel 1 quoted aa follows: Sanderson's best iji m lsh tool. 23c: American tool, 16c: sprinz steel, V inch, 12c; Inch and over, iuc ; uerman s'eei, vc: mill pick snapes. i.e. Horse shoes, Hürden '6, 95 fO per keg; mule, 91 higher: plow wines, steel, 7sc. Tinners' Stock We hive no change to make in quotations. Wequote: Tin plate is quoted, for 1C. 10x14, charcoal, flrst quality, at. is ö'j; 1A, ditto, at 9 Vi w; 1C, 14x20 roofing tin, 99 00. Brass kettle, 4öc; No 27 Iron B, 44 1, 10c; No 27 smooth iron, 6?c. Moorehead's galvanized iron, 30 per cent discount from list.. Zinc, per sheet, 11c: per cask, 10c. Pig tin. Strait's, 27c WireBright and annealed 40 per cent discount from list prices; lacquered 35 per cent discount. Solder Tinner's 18c. Copper Sheeting, 14 to 15 oz, 34c; planished, 14 to 16 oz,4oc ; bolt copper, 34c; bottoms, 34c. Lead-Plg, 8c; bar, He; antimony, lwj; Babbit metal. Ita2uc. Wooden Ware No. 1 tubs per doz, 18 8 5u: No. 2 ditto. 9Sia7 50; No. 3 ditto, lfe8 50; Churns, common, per dozen, 97&9 50; No 1, cedar churns brass-bound, 92la22; No. 3 ditto, 92oa21;No. lash churns. 914 00: No. 2 ditto, 912: No. 3 ditto. 910: stave half-busnel measures S5 50; hoop iron bound ditto, 96 5oa7: keelers, five in nest. 92 25: meal selves, 14-18, 175a2; ditto 18, In 92a2 25; O G buckets, two-hoop, 91 52 00 ditto, three hoops. 92 2Sa2 35. Hardware Wequote axes IU 'tali IV per doz. as to quality; farm bei s, '0 lbs, 95C0; c0 ids,8ö0); boibs, ou, wnn tu per cent ciscount to the trade. If bronzed, 35 per cent to quotations added. Oils Prices eteadv. We quote linseed oil at Maff-'c; raw and boiled, 64a66; white strained lard, 91 loat 15: No. I do,'9jcal 05; No. 2 do, 85a9Uc: ' castor oil, llöal'j,; neatsloot oil, 91; fish oil f Banks), 5ra60c; fish oil (Straits), 65a70c; tanner s oil, 42c; Labrador, r0a8V; headlight, 16al8c; coal oil, a.Uc; tine machinery oil, 4'a95c; lubrisating oils, Ui'ai; w. va. lubricating, ,aj c: natural rocjt,.javc; tallow oil, l uial to. Window Glass Prices are steady and we quote, 8x10 U 2i; 10x12 94 50; 10x14 94 75; li xlfl 6 25; 10x18 95 2 with 40 per cent, off to the trade. fio Iron Prices are quotablr unchanged. with a limited demand. The Icllowiug quotations fairly represent this market: HOT BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock. No. 1, per ton 923 00424 00 4m Hanging Hock, No. 2, per ton... 22 0O' Hanging Rock. Forge, per ton- 20 oo2l 00 southern Brands, No. 1, per ton. 22 0;(4 Houthern Brands. Forge.per ton 2" 0((4 Virginia, No. 1, per ton 22 0O.JJ23 00 VlrgiDia,No.2, per ton . ül Ua Virginia Forge, per ton............. 20 (X) J TOSK-COAIi AND cokk. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton 21 10922 CO Hanging Kock, Forge, per ton 1 w Red ehort, No. 1, per ton 25 00(p26 (0 Red Short, forge, per ton........ 22 (A)mli U) Am. Scotch, No. 1, per ton-.. 23 00(424 U COLD BLAST. Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, ton. 9 00(340 00 Missouri. Car Wheel, per ton. 84 00035 06 southern Brands Car Wheel, ton 20 U0c30 OU Machinery and rorge, per ton... 2 00(934 0U tuooms, per ton...... INDIAN APOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKE i. Monday Evening, July S. Cattle RecelDts to-dav at the various stock yards were light, and were readily sold at full prices, with an advance of 25 per cent, over prices obtained on Thursday last. Prime to extra butchers', 94 25a4 75; good, 93 2Sa4 to ; fair to medium, 9250a3 25 ; common 92 0oa2 60. Hogs Tbe market is strong ara receipts found quick sale at oar figures, to 75a5 95 per 100 lbs., gross. Shkjep Trade Is lllmted and prices the same as have ruled for some time past. We quote: Good shipping, 100 lbs and over, S3 ooa4 00; common shipping, 100 lbs. and over, 91 60a2 00. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. BOSTON. July s. Flour Very little doing: Western soperöne 93 0.r3 75; common extra 91 254 75; Wisconsin extra family 94 75 6 60; Minnesota extra family 95 t; winter wneat Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, to 75ai 75; Illinois 96 ODAS tti; 8U Louis 9tf58 7a. Corn Oalet : new mixed and yellow Western 69363c. Oats Firm ; No 2 white and mixed 33c OSWEGO. July 8. Wheat Steady ; No 1 Milwaukee club held at 9i 26; extra walle Michi gan 11 50. Corn Steady; 57c LIVE STOCK MARKETS. NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET. New York. July 8. Beeves Receipts 4,570 bead, making 8.Ö61 bead for the fiast week against 9,580 for tbe same time ast week : the quality offering la good gen erally, and the market is lair and unchanged, aod prices with a shade firmer tone. Sheep-Receipts 9,480, making 24,o:o for the past week against 23,640 for the same time

last week v'.be demand is scarcely equal to the supply; sales alow; f4 oci75 for common to prime sheep.W 50ä9 50 it-r common to good lambs. Swine Receipts 4,910-head, making 221 heaa for the week against 24,1 jo for the same time last week; no sales alive. SAHT LIBERTY LIVB eTOCK MA5KTT East liberty, Pa July 3. Beep Cattle The receipt since Friday last have been tflil bead, or 173 cars of through stock, and 18 cars fcr sale here, miking a total for the week ending this dayof ,332 bead, agtinst VJJ head last week. The supply for yard sales la very light, and nothing doing other than at retail, so no quotations. Hogs Tbe receipts for the 4 days past have been 6,345 bead, making a total for the week of 10,845 head, against 14,245 bead tbe week before; Yorkers 9t5'J36 6o; Philadelphias 96 65 8 70. Sheep The receipta for the 4 days past have been 3,2 JO bead, making a total for tbe week of 17,200 bead, against Kooo head the week before ; selling at 13 50(3 5,

BT LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Bt Lons. July 3. Hogs Active and higher: Yorkers.95 656 uti; bacon J6 10,48 25; butchers' f6 2o6 30; receipts 3,0 0 bead; supply very light, owing to delays on railroads; the local demand is active and butchers' grades sold higher, this however may be only temporary, and by Wednesday prices will tall back again ; native butchers sold at 91 254 65; do. Texana 93 2Ö&4 ou; receipts 25j head. FOREIGN MARKETS. London, July 3 5 p. M. Amount of bullion gone Into the Bank of England on balance to-day is 12,1 00. Consols for money 93'4d: on account 93d. Erie railway shares 13; Erie preferred 1-. Refined petroleum, lis. Spirits turpentine Zlgs. Paris, July 3. Rentes. lC4f 52c. Liverpool, July 8. Cotton Flat and Irregular; middling uplands 6d: Orleans, 6d; sales 6,1 00 bales, iucluding 1.0 JO bales for speculation and export, and 3.6K. bales of American. Bacon Cumberland cut dull at 45s; sborrib 47s. Lard Prime Western, 62"s. LEA & PSRRINS' CELEBRATED PRONOUNCED BY CONNOISSEURS EXTRACT of a Letter from a Medifal Gentleman at Madras to bis brotberat WORCESTER, May, 15L 1 "Tell LEA A P E R R I N S tht their Sauce Is highlyesteemed In India, and is In my opinion the most pa'atable aa well as tbe most wholesome Sauce that Is made," to be the "only good SAUCr," AND APPLICABLE TO Every Variety OF DISH, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE! LEA PEP.RINS' SIGNATURE is ON EVERY BOTTLE. C7fW JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, NEW TORK. Wanted ! ror tbe BEST $t.LLI.NGbookf th yrar. Cirr-la-f m4 EXTRA bj til4r.lK A. .KETTLET C'0 CklMr. HI. 5 MOKE THAN HALF A C EN TUR AGO DR. H. D. SELLERS, A CELABRATED PHYSICIAN OF PITTSBURG. Discovered and used in bis practice tbe popular remedy known throughout tbe country as SELLERS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP. This is no quack remedy. Thousands are living witnesses of Its wonderful curative powers. It Is pleasant to take, and sure to cure coughs, colds, croup, bronchial affections tickling in the throat, and a.l diseases of a kindred nature. K. E. Seller A Co., Pittsburg, Pa., are a!so proprietors of Johnson's Rheumatic Compound, the great internal remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, etc, Their Dr. i.lnley' ltloot tteareber Is a most wonderful remedy. It cures all blood and skin disease, such as tetter, scrofulous affections, ulcers, bolls, pimples, mercurisl diseases, etc. Tbe genuine has R. E. Sellers k Co. 's name on the bottom of each wrspper. You can nave a doctor always in tbe bouse oy keeping SELLERS' FAMILY MEDICINES on band. For sali by all druggists and country dealem NOTICE-The subscriber hereby gives notice that he will, in accordance with section 3 of the set of tbe Ueneral Assembly or the slate 01 inuiana, en 11 ilea "An act to regu late and 1 cecse the sa'e of spiritous, vinous and mult and oih'r lntoxicitlng liquors, 10 nmii me license iee to De cnarged by citits and towns; prescribing penalties lor lutcxlcatioo, and providing for the recovery of damages for Injuries growing out of unlawmi sales or intoxicating liquor; to repeal all former laws regulating tbesa eof lntoxica lng liquors, and al laws and parts of laws coming in contact with the provisions of this act: pretcribiDg penalties lor the violation thereof, and declaring an emergency," approved March 17.18.5. make application to the lioard of Commissioner ol the county of Marion, In the state ot Indiana, at their August session, to oe Drgun ana neia on tne nrst Atona y in Auzut. In tbe year 1876. at the Court House of Marion county, in tbecltyof Indianapolis, for a license to sell lutoolcating, vinous, malt and spiritous liquors la less quantities than a quart, and subject to be drank on the premises. The place where said liquors are to be sold is upon tbe land and real estate owned by the anp leant, In the southeast quarter of section 33. township 16, range S east (at the Junction of tbe Lafayette and Crawfordsville gravel rosa), in wayne township, Marion county, state of Indiana. r HA INK. JUMKlCll. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, ss: In the Superior Court of Marion county, In the state ol Indiana, September term, 1876. NO. H,7W. Margaret S. Pickett vs. Calvin M. Pickett. Be it known that on tbe 2cth day of June, ftTtt. the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed In tbe office of tbe clerk of tbe Superior Court of Marlon county. In the state of Indiana, her complaint against the above named deiendant lor divorce, and on said tn dy ol June, 187 J, the said plain tin" filed in said clerk's office tbe affidavit! of a competent per son showing that said defendant, caivm n. Pickett, is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Now therefore, by order of said court, said defendant above named is htreby notified of the filing and pendency of said oomptainl against mm, ana mat unitBS ne appear tia answers or demurs thereto at the calling ol sld cnuse on tbe second day of tbe term ot said court, to be begun and t eld at the court house in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday In September,l67t,said comp alnt, and the ma ters and thin a therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In his absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. A. IL Dicket, Att'y for Pi'ff.

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Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of the city 01 Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by tbee'erk of said city, under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at public auction at the City Court Room, between tbe hours of 10 o clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p m. of said day, the following described lot or parcel ol land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbe sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street Improvement, and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. four (4) In Naltner's second subdivisionof Cincinnati and Chic -go Railroad Company's addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, owned by Agedius Naltner, agunst which Is assessed the sum or thirty-four dollars and eighty-eight cents ($34 88) for street improvement In lavor of John Green, contractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., July 5, 1876. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clera of said city under tbe corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at public auction, at tbe City Court Room between the hours ot 10 o'clock a. h. and 4 o'clock p. M., of said day, the following described lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to satisfy tbe sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street improvement, and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. Two (2) in Naltner' second subdivision of Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company's addition to the city of Indiauapolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by Agedius Naltner, against which is assessed the sum of thirty-tour dollars and eight) -eight cents (534 ) for street Improvement In favor of John Giean, conti actor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.,July 6, 1S76. nr Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the mayor of tbe city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clera of said city under the corporate seal of said city, l will on SATURDAY, July 29,1876, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between te hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'oiock p.m. of said day, the following described let or parcel 01 land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for streel Improvement, and all costs, lo-wit: Lot i o. one (1) In Naltner's second subdivision of Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company's adultlon to the city 01 Indianapolis. Marlon counrT' Indlaoa, owned by Agedius Naltner, agali." , which is assessed the sum of tbirly-four doli. and eighty-eight cents (534 8s) (or street .mpxOvemenl in favor of John Green, contractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., July 5, 1876. Sale for Street Improvement. By virlueof a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of tbe city ot Indianapol s. In diana, and duly attested by tbe clerk or said cltv under the co porate weal of said city, will, on SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at public auction at tbe City in nVlrwb- A . v nH A aVWV r V. or saia aay, ine ionowing described loor raroel ot land, nr ort miiiii thnrianf u mr oe necessary to sausry tne sum nereinatter nsmeu as assesseo against sucn premises for street improvement, and au costs, to-wit: Lot Ne. three (3) In Naltner's second subdl vision of Cincinnati and Cbicaero Railroad Company's addition to tbe city of Indianap olis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by Agadius Naltner, against which Is assessed the sum of thirty-four dollars and eighty-eight cenis(.H Mi ror street improvement in lavor oi j on a ureen, contractor. HENRY W.1UTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind ., July 5, 1876. Notice to Non-Resident. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by (be mayor of the city of Indianapolis, under the corporate seal of said cry, dafd June 29, 1876, showing that there is due the following name i contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street Improvement In the city ol Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana: Due James W. Hudson for gracing and pavlug with brick the sidewak of Linden street, between Prospect and Orange streets, from Thomas B. Hervey tbe sum of lourteen collars aud seventy cents ($14 7)') amount of assessment charged against lot No. one ( ),Mc innis' ubdivi8iou In square No. two (?). southeast addition to tbe city of Indianapolis, Mai Ion county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant Is hereby notified that unless within (&) days after the publication for three weeks o. tbs notice the amount go assessed against the above described lot or parcel of land is paid, 1 will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of ssid lot or parcel of land, or o much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind., July 6, 1876. Notice to Non.Re&ident. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by the mayor of tbe city of Indianapolis, under the corporate seal ot said city, dated June i9, 1876. showing that there is due the following named contractor the amount herein after specified for street Improvement in tbe city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, ludiana: Due James W. Hudson for grading and pavlng with brick tbe west sidewalk of Linden street, between Prospect and Orange streets, from Thomas B. Hervey the sum of fourteen dollars and seventy cents (114 7t ) amount of aaae-smeni cnrgea against lot no. two (i) in MoGlnnis' subdivision In eauaie No. two fi In sou .heast addition tt the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county. Indiana. Now. the said defendant Is hereby notified that unless within (a ) days after tbe publication lor three weeks of this notice the amount so aRstssed against the above oescrlbed lot or parcel or land is pain, i win proceed to ooueot the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel f land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above cialm, and all costs ihat may accrue.

HENRY W. TU rEWLLER, City Treasurer, Indianapolis, Ind, Ju'y 6, 1870. I

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Sale for Street Improvement. . Br virtue of a certain precept to me directed. by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the cltvk of said wlu'onderth' oorporate seal of said dry, I SATURDAY, Jnly 29, 1S76, sell at public auction at the City Court Room. between the hnnra nf in 'l-v . . I v. v. . j. . nuis a ?coÜp;x,of Bald dar ,h following deKrrilWvl In, nwl . , . . ui Da, or so muco, thereof as may be neceesnry to samry the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street improvement, and all costs, to-wit: j;..v u,',SUi' 1-- o a. rietener north addition to the city of Indlanapalis, ti? (Christen names nnknown against . .ovj me buui ui tour ao.iara m Du sevent v cents r?l 7n fn. .t.iu. i . . ----- v v . vy DU Vtk I 111 L 1 VJ V Cii b UA favor of ü. Root A LoM contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indlanapolig, Ind., Jnly 4. 1876. Sale for Streetlmprovement. Bv virtue of a certain b -V . fvwpv vuiuyutlCVKUi V 111 A marnr nf f ha rtvnr i.intiau. t 7 r r va AUUltUllUli3 M.Um dlana, and duly attested by tbe clerk of said v. t y f uuuui iuu uuirai b4iai or said CUT. X la? 111 gn SATURDAY, July 29, 1S76, sell at public auction, at tbe City Court Room. between the hnnra nt 111 n'oinnV w . i l " - " w v Ä. Ä, aim V o clock p. ll. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, .or so much "my us necessary to aatisry the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises lortirM imnmTomsnt .ih -i costs, to-wit: Lot No. five (b 1 n Rmnn Rmlili -..A TrA. mond'seubdlvisioa of C. West's addition to tbecltyof Indianapolls, Marian county, Indiana, owned b,- Hannah A. Free, against which Is assessed the sum of thr-e dollars and thirty two cents (li 3) -or street 1 nprovement In favor of p. Root A Co contractors. HENRY" W. TUTEWILER, City Treurer. Indianapolls, Ind.. July 5. 18 6. Sale for Street Improvements Bv virtue of a certAin nrpopnt tstma ATti by the mayor or the ci y of ladlanapjiis, Indiana, aud duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city, I W1U uu SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. m. and I o'clock p.m., of said day, tbe following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereluaiter named as assessed against such premises ror street Improvement, and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. twenty-nine (i9) In 8. A. Fletsher's north addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, owned by Sheets A Day (Christian names unknown), against which Is asssessed the sum of four dollars and seventy cent (i4 7i ) for s.reet Improvement in favor of D. Root A Co , contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., July 5, 1876. iaJe for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me d'rected by the mayor of the ciiy of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal ot said city, I will on SATURDAY, July 29, 1S76, sell at public auction, at tbe City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock A v and 4 o'clock p. M.,ol said day, the following described lot, or parcel of lauS, or so much, thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinalter Lamed as assessed against such premises for street Improvement, aud all costs, to-witt Lot No. seven (7) In Naltner's second subdivision of Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad Company's addition to tne city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by Agedius Naltner, against wblcu is as e-sed the sum of forty-one dodara and sixty -two cent (fit 62) for street improvement In favor of John Green, contractor. HENRY W.'lUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., July 6, 1876. Sale for Street Improvement! By virtue of a certain precept to me directed. by the mayor of tbe city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by tue clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city, 1 win on SATURDAY, Jnly 29, 1876, sell at public auction at tbe City Court Room, between tbe hours of lo o'clock a. k. and 4 o'clock p. m. ol said dy, tue following described lot, or parcel of land, or so mach thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street Improvement and all cos lf, to-wit: Lot No. six (6) In Naltner's second subdi vision of Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Company's adoMon to the city ol Indianapolis. Marion county. Ind ana, owned by Agedlus Xal net, against which Is assessed tha sum of tnlru -four dollars and eighty -eight cents (534 6S) for street improvement In favor of John Green, contractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind., July 6. 1S76. Sale for street improvement. By virtue ot a certain precept to me directed. bv the mayor ottbe cl y of Indianapolis, In diana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city ander the corporate seal ol said city, I Will on SATURDAY, July 29, 1876, sell at public auction, at theClty Court Room, between the hours ot 10 o'clock A. at. and 4 o'clock PJ4..of said da .the following described lot, or paicel of land.or so muen inereai aa may oe necessary to satis'y tne am nereinatter named aa assessed aaalnst such premise for street Improvement, and all costs to-wit: Lot No. five (6) In Naltner's second subdi vision or Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad Coitpany' addition to the city of Initanapolis, Mvioo county, Indiana, owned by Agedlus Naltner against which la assessed thet sum of thirty-lour dollars and eibty-elgh cents (!34 88)forueet Improvement In favor of John Green, contractor. HEN RY.W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer Indianapolls, Ind., July 5, 1876,