Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 50, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 August 1876 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1876

CHEAPfcSTlN AMERICA.

OUR MONTHLY ALITBRARV, FASFllON AND ; FAfllLY MACAZINE ! FOR THE PEOPLE. A Pair cf Elegant Oil Piclures to ivory Subscriber. Sub' cript'.on, with Premium, 73e; without Premium ONLY F1FIY CENTS A YEAR ! Ixtraordinaij Inducements to Agents. 25 Cent Paid far every New Snbccriaer. FIRST PREMIUM : A Lady's Gold Hunting Case Watch, costing tloo, to the person sending In tbe largest list of names, with the money, daring iSTtf. SECOND PREMIUM : A magnificent original Oil PalntUg, elegantly framed, etc. PREMIUMS FOR EVERY FOD Y. Bend for Bpeci men copies (free) and examine the terms to Agent, etc. LS. ARE&C Publishers, INDIANAPOLIS. MONiM AMI) frtK MARKETS. Orricx or the Indianapolis Sentin el, Tcesday Evening, August 1, 1876. Local monetary affairs are quiet. No. hing U transiting calculated to produce excite ment In financial circles. The demand for money Is about equal to the supply, and the rate of interest, at wh:ch strictly prime paper is placed, Is 10 per cent., and we hear of no transactions at a lower late. Tbe batks are In a position to respond liberally to tbose who want money to move the cropp, and as a con sequence business men are not apprehensive of embarrassments wben the time for the crop movement arrive?. Eastern exchange is In fair supply and is noted at par between banks and 1-10 to premium for counter sales. City orders are steady at 92 cents on the dollar. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOU9K. Clearings. Balances For 4 weeks ending- June 10,613,000 l,l(,(K For week erring June 17..... lSlVW 391,100 For week ending June 24 l.nu.O'W For weekending July 1 l.lli'.OOO For week ending July 8....... 1,M.U0I For week ending July I-".-.... 1.077,1 (0 For week et ding July 22 99l,ooj For week ending J ulv 29 1,N 6,U0 Monday, July öl l,nt0 Tuebdey, Aug. l lw-.ooo 472,000 282.0' V Ml. i 01 875,1 00 2H9.H 0 297,' 00 6',l0 69,0-0 MONET AT OTHER POINT Et. Louis. The Globe-Democrat of Monday Bays the majority of the loading banks still complain ot dullness, and no employment in safe risks for their lrge balances. During the week currency, Instead of being demanded by country sections, has been flowing Into this market in moderate amounts, notably from KausdS and Texts. Ciiy deposits at tbe backt have been moderate; also checking, in accordance with tbe ci.mpHrailvely small volume of trade. In priv.tte loam ca ce. y anything was done, ior want of application backed up by acurltits acceptable to lenders. Chicago. The Inter-Ocean of Monday reports: The demand for bauk accommodation heie has been increased considerably by ths country banks sending in pper for rediscount. The prices of grain, particularly wheat, are so low that farmers do not sell, aod as long as the rumors about tbe condition of tbe wheat in tbe elevators are kept up by the bears there w.llbebut little wheat shipped by country grain dealer. Kates of interest remain unebmged, viz : 5 iö per cent, for loaua on col later Is lu the open market, and an average of 8 per cent, for discounts at tbe bank. New York. Tbe Commercial Bulletin of Monday sai s : ihe home market was quiet and easy, call loans being very generally 2 per cent, on soca Excha go collateral and lon U. y. bono. lue i' i. owing were tbe quotations ol prluae commercial paper: CURRENCY PAPER. Sixty Four Double-named day. months. First cass... .,Ja3 S-i Uood ....-..l'3i2 ifrZi The United States assistant treasurer to-day paid out 9. 7,(00 g'Md cln for Interest and VM for 5-20S redeem d. Tbe U.S assistant treasurer h aastet received no instructions to pay out silver for U. 8. legal tender notes Silver, in London, according to tbe foreign bunk eis, was 5 rld per ounce, and nominal. The silver payments to day t the sub-treasury werefH.tiO. . Daring ibe week the ImpoiU at New Vora were 5,.6-.7l-, or hlch 12,018,815 were t ry goods and tne remainder general merchandise. Tbe export" of domestic products wrreH,790 . 'the specie exports were 8by5,181,oi which Stifio.ooo was gold coin. The Imports of specie were 1.15,4 2. The United btaies arsis' ant teasurtr paid out In coin durlDg the week li.60 0; ihe cusioma receipts amounted to li.MM.ouo. Cincinnati. The oazette.of to-day aays: Our local money market has been quiet throughout the en're week. The demand ler loans was only moderate, ai d money being easy, it was readily met at 7ft 8 percent. Prime paper was in g o demand in tbe open market, and all fferlngi were readily taken at 7 percent. There was no movement of currency to the country for purpose of moving the crois. tee declining prices probably preventing, out it will cime kuon, as the large crops can not be held much longer. EX PORT 4 OF SPECIE. Tbe following Is a detailed report of specie exported from tbe district of New York for the week ending July 29, 1876: July 20 Steamer Algeria. LiverpoolAmerican gil. coin ...........!30J JXO July 27 Brig Eliza Thompson, Areclbo Fractional 11 ver July 29 -Htm r Acapulco, Asplnwall 5,roo fractional silver. July 23 stmr Britannic, Fi actional silver. 4.T0U JJOO 60,100 Liverpool Silver bars.... (ioid bars 21,0)11 American gold cvln atexlcan eagles.... 250,000 60,481 Total for week. .1695.181 Since Jan nary 1. silver........J9.470. gold. . 28.00i,429 37,475,915 Same time in 1875 .. b" ,817 419 do 1874 . 1 87 3 do do do do do do do do .....38,1' 9,05 1872., ,.54 &6l,l39 171 .6I,-JVJ J870 . 2 fiivfi 1W8. ..5V.tS,l57 18ö7 M,427,M lso . JtW 1 0RZ MONET AND STOCK MARKS 1. Krr York, Monday, July 31 Money eay at 13 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3 per cent. Custom receipt, I423.0UU. Assistant treasurer disbursed 1171,000. Clearings, f;o,oiX),0O0.

Sterling exchange 4 6 for 00 days; 4 89 for Sight. Oo'd opened at 11 and advanced 112, aod at about 2 o'clock a fall off to 111. on a diepatch from Washington that the banking and currency committee would probably not reach any conclusion this session on tbe repeal o

the redemption clause of the act of 1875 and tbe Bland silver bill. Carrying rate Hatto 1 percent. Government bonds su ady. Railroad bonds firm. Htate securities dull. Stocks dull and irregular, and fluctuation. are confined to narrow limits. No particular fctare to mention. Transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day aggregaed 94,ooo share, of w talon 6,u were Western Ucicn, 3,i0j Rrck Itlsnd, 31,010 öt. fau, 37,'to Lage Shore, lo.lOJ Michigan Centra', 7.t-11 Delaware, Iackawanna and Western ana ,uuu JNew Jeney (Jeulral. STATS STOCKS.

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u ivnnessee" Jew Tennessees few Virginian. )d Virginias 4 IsMiurl .. 4S, 44 is 27H Ii i5 Z 105! 105 O TKK.NMKNT (KODHlilK. Toe.i w 'diThiiFn. , Sal. 1 Mon J. 8. 6'8 1 J. 8. 6's '65 J. S. 6's "tf (new) U S. 6V If?...... J.H. ti'i tS...... iperc't I 't loanJ.S. 10 .t Japou ,5-40's Jurren )!'s 4old. Sterlln , 120W320H lis 111 117i!ll7S 119V.1 lWi 21H 115V 114 lio 17. 1I7J4 119' 121 U8? . IT 1WH1 mi l:8Wl!8H! 119" 9i 1.'41I1' IIA I IU7 118! Kay; 113S.I Iii llOu k 10' is? lawiawi 1 n:l 1 .H n n The purchasing price for government bonds n Indiauapolls vary from the New York quoGENERAL. NTOCKs, l"ue. W'diTh'ri Frl.iSau iMon V. D.Telegraph oi' w-A vy 22Vi! 21 K MX f1 Wi 74 I 7JHi 70 701 (9 23! i3V(, ah 'acino wan. Vdams Kx press. 1H 1K 69 bU 74 7iH a f.kx press. Vmerlcan Ex J. 8. Express-... 4. T. (Jehtral hie, preferred k lanem-......... -larlem, p'f 'd. .. 59 S TÖV, '.054'l06 .O6V41 M 13i 132 21 20 21 10 M5;10rJJ 13W iO 138 1M 137 137g'137 I 133 1j3 1.53 42 13 133 Michigan Cent! 4 4-P4 43 41 J. P. Blocks...., .Ake Shore... 60 I filial es 0 2 bA S2 ft! WV2 t2 0 lllnolaCVntl Vi Vi J. 4 tnttsburg Northwestern Sorthw'n pref J. UentnJ lock Island....... It. Paul iU Paul, pref... abaih. . yabaah pref fort Wayne....... Terre Haute. Terre H. pref 1 I O.t. I IK. 5 39 39 8W 64' 4i Vi i 1 1 621 It A I I äb 39 t.3'8 1U7H i"n- iiö ifyj 1)8 l' o 37 3 36 67J, 69l a a 2 a is I 1 3 8 3 103 102102i fl I 6 I S 0 131 13H 13 Chicago k Alton J.dtA. pref- .. )bio A Miosis 'pi ndiana Cent'LX, H. A tt LA HU Joe Jel aware A Lac V. A P. Teleg'ph 110 lto 1CÖ 12 100 16 US 1214 uv4 or 4 117 18 1.9 34 ms 11 wy. 11 i. nonas . . rfve 1 K9i 104 104541"4H Ixtra ülv. COMMERCIAL. With the commencement of another month, H is encouraging to note the fact, that as corn pared with the 1st of July the business out look has not bscome less promising, on the contrary there Is much to inspire hopefu nees and confidence, with abundant crops, safely harvested, there ought to be In spite of tome adverse circumstances a good lall trade, and that such wiu be realized Is the general belief. There are those, however, who take a different view of the subject, as the following from the Chicago Inter-Ocean will show: The Indications of increasing stagnation o' business as above mentioned in New V ork are to some extent manliest al-o here In Cblcago. The dullness of trad", and the decrease of about 30 per cent. In the average dally bank o erlngs In the last two weeks, show that the Käme conditions prevail here as in New York, or, for that matter, all over the I'm ted States and Europe. It Is use.eh for people to deceive themselves wlih fancied indications of lm Drovemn - in industry and uide; the times are getting narder every week. There is less trade and 1.88 percentage ol profit in what trade there Is; less industry; les consumption of a most all commodities; tower prices, les nse lor capital, and less coufldence than there was a year ago, or even a month ago. Of coon-e there la likely to be some Improvement on this condition of things this tall when thecrooxa-e moved, but ihe causes which He at the found ation 01 this depression and lack of confidence are not c nnand to the United Si ales, and therefore are not likely to be overcome by any "Nil trade" activity. We have exp alue.J many ilmes In tbls column what we believe 10 be the causes of this universal depression, viz: Tha mania to have sold aa the oniv mettlilo money of Eurone: tbe decreasing Droductlon of sold; tbe demonetization of silver, inus aooiiooiug tor use in r.urope one-naif the u oney ot tne rest of tbe world: the hoarding of gold by the banks of Fiat.ce and Germany, thus increasing .i.e scarcity of the only aind of money le t. Admitting the general facts set forth by the Inter-Ocean, we hold, nevertheless, that there Is much to encourage tbe people and to remove the burden of despondency that or a long time has weighed down the energies of business men. "Business methods," says an exchange, ''all through the country have been carefully revised, credits have been cut down. More has been done in the way of economy, persona', commercial and Indus trial, ihau could posloiy have been expected. The crops have been uniiormly Rood, and though Immigration has fal.eu olT. U has been large enough to add lmmeuseiy to the wealth of ibecouKliy. With lo great failures o crops, no plagues, wars, or other national catastropnes, tne worn 01 nnanclal scavengerlng that must. fol low a great collapse like that of 1S73 should now be nearly complete. That sucn wa tbe Oise there has been some very good evidence. The earnings of most ot the railroads nave begun steaaiiy to increa-e,ana their returns to show a great gain In ibe amount ot commodities Uantported. Bank oearings In tae cnlef cities, .houga now at their l west point, indicate, wuen interpreted by tbe heavy decline in ail prices, mat tne transactions the checks represent are on tho Increase." Evidently the country demands itablllty in legislation that bears dir. ctly or remotely upon buMne&a Interest, and aasoon aa the people ean believe that the whims of presidents and secretaries of the treasury, 01 members of Con gress are no longer to disturb the flnanceaof the country, ar d that common sense and honesty are to be the governing forces In shaping financial legislation, we may look for a revival of business in all of Us depart ments. The grain market to-day was quiet under fair movement in corn. At about tbe same figures that prtrsiled yesterday, wheat is steady, and was a fraction better at leading points. Oats a re steady, with indications of an improved demand at bttter prices. In regard to the CONDITION OP THX WHEAT II STORK HI CHI CAGO, the Inter-Ocean of Monday says : Tbe committee pointed by the president of the Boaid of Traue to examine the cono tion of tbe wheat In store here submitted tne following report on 1'bai.ge to-aay : John R. Bens ley. Eta., Piesldent Board of Trade: Mb: The nndersiraed. aPDOlnted by 5 on as a committee to examine InLothe condition of the wheat now Insure in tbe sever.le.evators

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or this city, and report to you the result of : such examination ior the benefit and lnformaI tlon of the trade, beg leave respectfully to re- ' port that they have visited every elevator in th city In which Is sored any wheat, and bave made a very tborocgh examination a to tbe couditloa of all the No. 2 regular and No. 2 ! Northwestern wheat in store, drawing a lib ral quantity from ech bin, with the Ingle exJ cepiion of elgnt bin In one house that we

could not get at on account or oosirucuoLS, 10 remove nlch would caue considerable delay. We find, as a general tblng.the wbea (of the grades referred to) to be In good condition and everyway merchantable, Kith the following exceptions : In tbe Air Line Elevator there was one bin. No. 140, containing about 4.1 0' bushel that was little soft; but. in tbe Jrdgmenl of ibe committee, is not damaged. In the City Klevator. bins 42, JNo. 2 Northwestern, and 72, regular No. 2 wheat, were a trifle arm and need handling: there was no smell of heating upon it, and the committee do not consider It damaged. In Ihe C, B. and Q. elevator C, we lound bins Nos 11 aod 291 slightly sott, but not warm, in tbe Fulton elevator we lonnd bins 1", 41 and 44 a tiifle warm, bni radliy curab'e by prompt handling. In he Northwestern elevator the wheat might be caued sligbtly fcolt, but not in any way out of condlilo. n Meely 'a elevator we lound bins 17 and 85 slightly warm, and should be ;handled. The committee are glad to ray that they were assisted in every way In their examination by tbe proprietors or the several elevators and their employes, and they are satisfied that they are taking all the Deeded measures, as they should, to preserve the property in their charge. Your committee are unanimously of tbe opinion that none of the wheat abo.e referred to as exceptions to prime condition, is ot a character or condition that wornd Justify the eleva cr proprietor in ponilng sucu wheat as out of coLditlOD. Reepe tfuily submitted, J. W. Preston, J. D. Cole, Jr , II. w Hokeks, Jr, f. D. Foss, J.J. at c Derm in, Committee. Chicago, July 19, 1876. Opinions In regard to this report are various, and i:s effect on the grain tiade of the city is still a matter or conjecture. A great many members of tbe ßoaru it Trade regard the ap pointment of the committee a mistake that tbe proprietors of tbe elevators and the inspectors were competent to take care of tbe pioperty, as it is to their interest to do so, and protect tbe business of the city. On the other band, parties claim tht tbe report is even worse lor the grain trade than if It bad actually resorted wheat out of condition, because 1. leaves the impression that a fair pt rtiou of it 1 liable to get out of condition at any time, and Operator will be unwuuog to carry it. 11 tbe grain wa ported out ol condition, and the numbeis of the bins given, there would be tome degree of certainty about it. Again, others claim that the report of tbe committee, with the cplDlon expressed In regard to the probable luture con dition of wbeat, will do much toward a. laying tneiears expressed, dv noioers, sua win en able shlppeis to guard against receiving grain from tbe Dins reported as holding grain likely to be damaged. Quite a number of operators In wheat ex press the opinion that there is very illtle more soft or warm wheat here at tbe present time than is usual at this season of the year. To at hardly a summer season l ast-en, unless it be an unusually cool one, that tbere Is not some warm grin in the elevators, but it is not made i ubli being carefully hndUdby the managers of the elevators. it is wen known mat the wneat crop 01 is.a was an unusually roor one, and extremely difficult to take care of la storehouses, and 11 would not be surprising if some of it sbou d bs damaged by the extremely hot weather, especially in the Eastern markets. There was a somewhat better feeling in the market to-day, and sales of 120.10J barrels of dry Bait shoulders were made at c. Clear rib sides are held at 10c, while 9jc is the limit of offers: THE PROGRESS OF SUMMER PACKING Is referred to by tbe Chicago Commercial Bul'etin ol Saturday as follows: The receipts of hogs daring the past week were comparatively light, and packers bave transacted very il. tie business. Price have been moderately well maintained, while the feeling in tbe foreign and Eastern markets was rather nntavorsble lo manufacturers, and tbe export demand lor product was unusaany ngnt. ine iuidk irx In the receipts or hogi is Lot unexpectedfarm rs are now engaged in their hat vent work, ana will probably pay ll'tl attention to the moveaaent ot live stocks M, lug the next t'lroe or four weeks. "Ihe quality 01 the h gs arriving continues quite good I nlly up to tue avei age of previous weeks, and smooth, light bacon lots still command a premium. The manufacture Is still restricted mainl to the production of mexti suitable for export, wlih th exception of bams packers iiow engaged in tb manufacture of the domestic cut of tne atter. Tbere is also a little more doing in the manufacture of the lUhter qualities of pork, and packers have quite a number of contracts ahead for small lo.s in fact, brokers ean only fill their ordei s for tbes-i deecrlptlons In this way as the stocks are exhausted. i - e packing tooate aggregate about o.wi to 75(,C00 bogs, against aoout 5i0,00j for the corresponding period last year, and a total packing of 72V31 bog9 during tbe summer season of 1875. At Indianapolis packing 1 pre g resins at the rate of about 6,1 oj hogs per wek. At other points tbe situation is unchanged packing la not being pushed as urgently as It was one month ago. PIG IRON. Prices rule steady. Messrs. L. K. Hall A Co. Of Cincinnati In their circular or the 3lstult.( say no Important changes can be repotted, the market retaining the same quiet, almost monotonous features that have for so long chr. acterized It. We are now, however, In what Is usually called the dullest month In the year, and It Is reasonable to look for at least a some what Improved it-qulry beginning soon after August . The more favorable reports or tbe crops re ceived are some w at encouraging, and a bet ter feeling Is noticeab ein businessctrc.es thn if tne damage done In certain sec ions by ih late rains had proved more extensive and dl -astrous. CiDCinnal being the largest forwardit. g market for pig iron In the country is directly affected by the condition of the large territory supplied, jrnces as oeiow ruie tne same aa last week. WOOL. Tbaraarket here is quiet and steady. Re ceipts ar said to be seasonably active, though a good many larmer and coun try dealers are evidently holding back for netter prices. in regtra to to tbe New York market the Commercial Bulletin of Saturday says: business sun alis to develop any brilliant f atures, and though a few of our dealers who are in io8fealon of a'triclve assortments ean now and then manage to run up a pretty good list ot sales, tbere 1m an absence of general animation. At some of tbe tner seab aid cities the distribution of wool has been very good since tbe opening of tbe month, owing in part to an earner ana larger receipts 01 new supplies; and as this no doubt meets the current wanta 01 consumers, 11 win require tbe growth of fresh nece allies to stimulate new demand eltber tbere or here. Manufacturers in a great many ases still appear to ei t er tain doubts In regard lo the amount or production warranted, aua antil they arrive at some sort of cone usionupoa thlsaubj- ct, purchaser of materlad eaa scarcely be expected to go beyond the known re qnlrementa ot tbe looms. In a word, the uncertain markets lor goo, more than any other cause, retards tbe 'Utrlou ion of wool, and it is next to Impossible to induce either dealers or consumer to speculate upon the chanc s of an improvement. Tbe auction sales of flanne.s this weea were more encouraging, and this In t use a hopeful eeling;but as yet it Is a little too early to decide upon the full influence on the wool market. SO'ue dealers Co not th nk it will help matters, and report that manuiactorers assert that they can not continue on flannels or blaoeta at the rates ob alned, and must atop prod action. Tba sales reported this weeK embrace 20,000 lb Ohio at 5c;i8o- lbs XX So. 2,0tx ibs "fleece," 4,(MV ibs X and XX on private terms; 2XW lbs waabed oorabing at o; 2, uu lna unwashed do at 8 c : 6.' On ,ibs low washed clothing wo .Is at Sic; 6,M0 lbs super lambs' puiled at St'a toe; 2'ib-gs super puild, 6U bags am be' do, 'M bags No. 1 do. 3 bags short extra do. oa private terms; 20,V0 1bs Eastern Texas at 1023: im ins We. em 00 at na 17 : 311,' tot' lbs mixed do at 15ai'oc: lo.OOO lbs scoured do at 6-Ho; 70 bags Vwbrn Texa. so,jo lbs Eastern do. meulam to fine, isjjuo lbs mixed do. 2.110 lbs nulled California, on private terraa ; 6,14 0 lbs la 1 Cl tornia at lc ; 1',0 0 lbs spring do at 2le; 850,00 lodo at isalBVJ, berry, M.d 19a2oe free; 0,l0j lbs Nevada, v0 nd

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ape, v uaiea uonsKoi ana 0 bales Syrian on private terms. POCLThT, EGGS AND BUTTER. There la a fair shipping demand for poultry and prices ara steady. Good butter sells readily, but inferior Is not wanted. Eggs are dnil at Be per dosen, and receipts are In excess of the demand, t be New York market on Saturday last was reported as follows; BVt 1 er. Receipts to-day, 3,158 pkgs. We find dealers who have any really fine state talklr g rather cheerfully, aa their goods are 1b demand to about the extent of tbe supply and coramaoding full former rates without, much difficulty. Our extreme figures are rather the exceptions than ihe role apparently, but we reta nihemon the claim of some of the leading houses tht they are obtaining tbe quotations. OiinlOLsareto variable as lo quality, it is difficult to give a close figure, but consignors who obtains, or bettei, rnav consider tbey get tbe full beuefit of even tbe present favorable market. Choice Western is wanted, and very top quality may be considered worth 2 c, ot belter but there is still a very limited quantity 01 this class of stock tomingin. On tneoff grades 01 all kinds, there is some enm plaint to-day. The demand la less active, tnan of tee arrival ci-n up poor, and with tbe warmer turn of the weather, buyers are less anxious to tske hold acd bo ders are moie inclined to realize. Some exrorters are still looking around, but they want belter quality than tbey can get tor tbe money tha bid. Western, creamery, prime ..........24 125 Westein, Creamen , talr to good 2 J23 Tab, Western, choice seledionc. .'.9(20 Tub, Western, giod 10 prime- . ij.8 Tubs, Western, fair- .......13 14 Tubs. etern, poor ...........12(gl3 Firkins, Western...... -........17(al8 Mr Ins, Western, poor to good ... log lb Note. For Jobbing parcels selected l2c may te added to the abov--. Eggs Receipts to-day, 62 bbla. The market appears somewhat Irregular to-day. The geneial supply is not large and the demand only fair, but prices vary considerably act Ord ing 10 citcunasiarces. some dealers nave notalned lMcfor Canadian, and o hers have accepted 18c, and as near as we can learn Western sell at about the same rate, quality ratner man quantity being tbe basis 01 buyers' bids. and really good stock ells well. Tbe poor lots cause the tiouble, and on the-e tbere are no regular rates. Some few rf tbe Philadelphia consignments bave by bard work bpen made to realize 19o, but a great many have not brought more than 16altHc. and in some-in stances have lost cUalO dozen to the barrel. Western, prime......... Western, fair to good. 17al8S 15 alt 18Xa cana-nan. Poultry. Dressed Is moderately active and choice lots steady, with a fair supply. Live Is selling to about an average extent at former rales, we quote prices to-day as follows Dressed turkeys, state and Western, 16al7c; do poor, 12al4c; dressed spring chics ens, cbole. pr lb, 'M2Gc. lowls-Jersey prime, per lb, 16al7c; fair to good, Hal5e; do state and western prime, l al7c: doco. fair to good, Ja 14c. Live Poultry. Siring chickens, per b. 17al8c. Fowl stale and Jersey, per J b. Ial7c: do Western, 15U6c; roosters, id, per )b, Val'.c; turkeys, state and Jersey, per lb, 16alTc: do wesiero, pr naifta; duras, state and jer sey, per pair, .ocatl w; ducks. Western, per pair, öosbjc; geese, state and Jersey, per pair. fl 75a2 25; do Western, per ralr, 81 äial 50. ON 'CHANGE. The attendance on 'Change to-day was lull average, and a good degree of business activity prevailed. At a meeting of pork packers and provision dealers, it wa decided to extend a cordial Invitation to the Pork Packers' Association of the United States to hold their. annual meeting for 1876 at this point. LIVERPOOL DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE. The 2 P. M. IJverpool dispatch quote-3 flour at 21s6dJ3s; winter wheat, 9s9s cd; spring wheat, 8s 9s 3d; white wheat, 9s 6d&9s8d. Corn 5s 9d&2är-. Pork 80s. Lard 49'j0s. Receipts of wbeat for the last three days, 40,010 quarters, of which S7 WO were American. NEW YOBK DISPATCH ON 'oHANGB. The 12 if. dispatch quote! wheat quiet at 93C&S1 Oü for Chicago, and 9Gc i,l 03 for Mil waukee. Corn steady; mixed 53 356)0. Oats quiet; No. 2 Chicago 37 ß38c; mixed 33J 42c; while 38&47c Pork quiet; f 19 25 bid for August, 119 40 Sep tember. Lard qnlet at $11 T5 bid for AugUEt; 111 25 for September; til 35 for October. Keceipts. Wheat, bus . 84.681 1 Oaeeaaaa hmhwi mmm""' a7vJ CHICAGO DISPATCH ON 'CHANGB. The 11:50 A. M. dispatch quoted wheat lower; 88,0 for August; 92o for September. Corn steady; 4630 for cash and August; 45J44 Jic for September. Oats dull and lower at 303fc cash and August; S0c September; 304o October. Purk quiet at 118 70 for September; f!8 W for Angust; J15 85 year. Lard firm at 110 95(310 92Vi for September: 110 80 for cash and August. receipts ot bogs tor last 24 hours 9.010 head: full range of prices td 3U(J1 75. Receipts. Shipments. Flour 6,677 8,848 W heal 1, 2 Com ......143.2114 163,314 Oats 1 5,319 64,7 u Ke 3,580 2,7Ö!i SALKB oN 'CHANGE. The sales to-day on 'Change, as repotted 1 H. D. Carlisle, Exq., secretary, were as follows: 1 car extra ear corn 47 44 4i 1 00 p. t. 4S 46 45 44 i 44 1 car reject ad corn . 2 cars er corn Scars choice new red wbeat S cars prlkLe white wbeat, new 4 cars h. m. c t n, f. o. b 10 cars mixed corn, f. o D... 10 cars m xed corn, f. o. b.M.-M...n.nm 12 cars mixed corn, E . 25 cars h. in. corn, E. sTOCJca or grain in eluvatoiu. Whw'. Oorm. Onto. rtvi. Bary. filevatorA- 7,468 3i.O04 ",S85 2 Elevator B 6.6J5 31,6 7 4,5 6 1,130 ICievaUir C ,4 5 4,S SievatorD 1,4 2,W . filevator 375 4 77H IJioO City ffilev'or. 200 HVI 2,875 804 Total 15,138 0,M3 2M11 2,143 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. The 'olio wins Is aa exhibit of receipts and shipments of leading commodities for the last twenty-four hours: ft.aTICX.E&. rxctts. ship Bran, tons , . .. 100 130 jariey, bushels.joal and Coke, tons, 732 1,054 410 47.SW 5,4 JO 8 30 1,4)0 150 83,' 10 700 2 S0 . 7S , 6,550 4M 357 400 S8.0U0 8,010 jattle. nead Jora meal, barrels-, Jörn, cnahaia . ilour, narrels M lay tons. Ildes, ions. 80 700 17 151 126, 0J 3,200 150 4C0 zjouo logs. head. dorses and mules, head. Lard, tlarcea number. reetM )ata. bushels., Provision! . tons.. Aye. bushels.. Sheep, nead. Vheat. bushels. Vool tons AThlskv, bblsvm. IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR .1DLT, 1876. The following is an exhibit of receipts acd shipments of merchandise at this port for the month ot July. Total arrivals f freight cars 1S.4&J: total n amber sent oat 1818. Bvcetved. Shipped. 18 2,81 0 Bran, tons . 1,410 Barley , bu .... 8,6 0 17, (ts 9 3,910 17.461 6,400 (Jtxal and cose, ions. Cooperate, cars -Oouon, baiee. . Cattle, hd Corn meal, bbla 8.4J2 a 3,4 16,463 6,400

839.4 0 3,710 5 4?,300 1 1 4 890 3,100 75503 4. 5 88, WO 3800 8 WO 1,0 7.S77 X37 l,Ti 587 6 6 12 3CS7.6V0 4,U4J 4.OH0 116.6 0 230 6.5HSI 1,65) 5.0M 14 81 11 IrO 4,126 87,'0 40,1 62 1.398 13,318 Flour, bbls Hair and tristles, tons. Hay, tons .. Hide. trn High wines, bbls. nogs no . Horse and mules, Ld Iron, ions 21.VT2.) 8S8 2 420 11 17 t5 223 ,169,(Ni0 r,84 460 2400 1,4jO , llWI 3,875 1 23J 18 Ltird, tea Lub, crs Lime, cars ogs, cars iiUmMr, feet. Merchaaclse. tara Oil", bWs.. H1B. bu Provisions, tons--nve, oa t-alt. bbls Shet p, hd oningies. cart. Slaves, cars-.... stone, cars Tallow, bbls. 9-0 9,142 61. U J, 250 197 2.VJ9 15,160 iodhcco, ndsheat. bu Whisky, bbls. Wo l. tuna Miscellaneous, cars . Total, cars., WEEKLY REVIEW OP THE INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET. Bulk Mkato The provision market was st ady with a moderate demand. We note saUs of 12 JOJO ibs of d s. shoulders at Tc, which may be regarded the ruling figures: c r. s des are held at loc, wn:le 9.c Is the extreme price; offered. Bacon Prices are steady with a moderate demand. Round lots are euoted as follows: Clar side", llc: clear riu eiJea 11c, and shoulders 8c dried Bk.gr The market 1 qaotablyun-chang-d. We quote lobolng lots at Ps. ia kd The market for prime steam lard Is steady, and ho ders are asking 11c to day. Pork The market is lower. We quote Jobbing lot et Iii w for mess, and 121 for clear. Bacon iso Lard Jobbers reports lair trade, and prices are steady. The folio wl- g quotations are for Jobb ng lots. Bacon shoulders, 9Xo; sugar cured shoulders, canvas, lie; bacon clear Bides. 12c; breakfast canvas, 1434c: Monogram bams, canvas, 14'e; steam lard, II340: kettle lard, tea, 13e; do, half barrel, 14c; do, kegs, 13c. INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET. Cork The market ruled steady with a fair demand but tbe opinion is expiessed that lower prices are likely to prevail, and deaiers quote f. o. b. high nvxed 4634c; mixed 4 34 a4Jc: rejected 88a t3c; no grade 32a 36c; ear 43a44c. Flour Prices are quotably unchanged. We quote city fanclee at from tti Ma7 5t; family at rs 75a6 25: extra at M2-a4 75: low grades ranging irom 2 fttaH 75, as to quail' y. Feed We quote bran at $10 00 with a fair demand. Oats Tne market Is showing more vitality. No 2 white would command aoe, and No 4 mixed .7a2-c: rejected oats are tU ady at 21a 27c. P.TE New crrp Is in demand at 6Cc. Rye Flock Steady at 1 m&4 7t. Wheat The market Is steady and we quote: frlme red at 9"ca"l 0u; prime amber 8 1 00a 3 H ; in I erlor gra de, 7 Je 85o. INDIANAPOLIS PROD JCE MARKET. The market Is well supplitd with artiples under this be ad, and pi it es ave fcttady. apflks-equo e at Ji ot a2 60. BCTTEB Only prime qualities are wanted and we quote good country butter at 16alSc. Bkeswax la stedy at 2be per pound. BEAMJ-We quote white navy at 75cafl 00 per bushel from store. t ggs Are in ligbt demand. We quote at So per dozen on arrival. Foreign Fruits We quote oranges steady at fo 50 per box. Lemons bave advanced to I12i,0al3 0!)per Ux. fiATHERH Prices are steady. Old feathers are selling at lOaHoo. Duck and mixed feat hers command 20aa c. Honey Ranges from 20 to 23 cents per pound, according to quality. Hay There Is very little doing and pricet are declining. We quote: Prime timothy, large bales, llal2: No. L large tales, SyaLJ; Midland prairie, !6a8. Maple sogar We quote at 13a' 5c per lb. Poultry L ealers quo e as follows turkeys at Salt c per lb; dncas f2a2 2Sper dozen;roortera S2 per doton, old hen 13 5 per dozen. Ueese, lull f&ahers, S3 w per dozen. Spring chickens t3 to. kaos Cotton rags are quoted at 2 cents per pound pijTftTOEs Are In good supply and Bteady. Are selling at 25a40c per bushel. (J inseng Dealers are paying 75c per lb for a prime article. Cabbage Vre selling at 5Ja75o per barrel .-5 to -to beads. Blackberries Are scarce, and are selling at Si Ivb 0 per stand. Roasting Kars Are selling at 8al0o per dozen by commission merchants. unions Are quoted at 12 (0a2 10 per barrel. Whortleberries Are In light supply at 2 0iaH 0 per bushel. Tomatoes 7oc to Si 00 per bushel. INDIANAPOLIS KUOITKT MARKET. Cor fe ps Prices are steady and a good Jobbing demand is reported. Roa'tlng grades cf K'.o at 19aAjtc: good to fair at 20a21(c; I rime at ii 422; choice to fancy at U2a2is and Java at S3o. Cheese Is Bteady at 8s)cfor prime lo choice factory. Molasses and Birup Ne tt Orleans molaajes is worth 55ad5o for fair to fancy, and sirups t 6ocall for common to fancy. Rice Dealers a note at 7ao for Carolina: 6a 7o for fair to best Louisiana. Sugars P' ices c, ntluue firm and advices warrant the opinion that a further advance wM take place at an early day. We quota reflncxi at ilU2c 'or A. OH A HJaUo; 11. U340 for extra C. i2i 234c hard; circle O ard b, ilallJ4: yellows. f.loB. Soap We quote Hooaier city common bar at 13 j0 per box ; Tousev 'a Uei man $4 ; other German f 4(34 5i' : 'White Kassian prewevl cake Jtj per box: Peach bios om toilet 53 50; Pure Gold f 4 80 per box. brooms we quoi uommon wi per 00 ten ; No. 4 82 25; No 3 fi 75; No. 2 S3: Parlor 14 50 per dozen. Candles we quote Hotel, 200210: star can dies, 164al8c; common pressed, 13Mal43c. Indianapolis dry goods market. DRY OOODa Prices are unchanged In ev ery respect. batting urdinary, iuautc ; miaaung, isc ; Brown Drilling Nashville, 10; Pepperel, 10c;surk,10o. Ticking Omego 32 Inch, 19c; Amoskeag, A O.A. 17c; A, 15c; fonestoga, 4-4 Medal, 17c; Medal, iäc;extra,, We; extra, 4-4 2oc; Lewistown, 38 inch, 2oc; 32 inch, 17c; 30 inch, 15c; plaid 200. -HiRTiNG 'stripes American ,6-8, 103ic: 8-8, 93c; hit ten ten cheviots, B, 9Xo; AÄ, Jlc; AAA, uytc; a-a,, lac; uus cneviots, uc; Everttdo, llHc paper Cambrics ciommon colors, 6c; high olort, 1 cent higher. Prints American, a6c; Washington.Merrl nac, Klohmond, Oriental and Conestoga, 60; dprague's fancy, 6c; Freeman, 6c : standard Shirting prints, (xo; Albion solid "lors.PKc; Wamsutta, tc; Mourning prints, 634. Carpet Chain White, um; colored, 25c; mverlet warn. 2ic. Brown sheetings Vermont. 9c ; Nash rille o; Middlevllle, 8c; Idaho, 8c: New Albany, 4Hc: Starr A., 8c; Laurel D., 8ie; Laurel H., 'Mi; Park A, 6Hc; (iranite B., be; Bedford 6 v4c ; Pepp 7c ; Pepp O, Te ; Pepp R-, 7c ; Peop S..90. Bleached Sheetings Lonsdale,10c ;Hope SVc : Black stone,4o : M ascomenLlOc : HlllSc ; -4, 9c; Dwlght stAr, 10c; Vaughn XX, 7e; Xed Dog, c: Quaker 7ic; Cambrics, Lonsdale, lio ; Young Warrios, 1034c: Jabes Knight, 83Jo ; Vamsutta, 13c; New York Mills, lSJc. Cüaain Bags Amoskeag A., 20c; Lewiston 1. i'2o; Stark. 25c; Union, 2lo ; Banner, 21c: Honuup, 2234c MISCSLLANBOCS MARKETS. Hides Bast city green hide-, eows, 60: steer weighing 65 lbs or over, 0; best city veai skinS, lOe; best city kip skin. 7c green salted, oured,at6a6Ho; dry salted hides; So; dry flint, loallc. Urubby bides, -price, .-sness j skins are quoted at 50c all 60, aooortUng toaoailty. Tallow. 7a7üo Ureas Brown at 60 : yellow. 6a6fo : white. Nails We quote-lOdat 05 per ;aeg and smaller numbers at tbe tuna advance. Salt Car lota: Saginaw. 81 S5al 70; Ohio river, f 1 dual so. Tobacco-we quote: Royal Gem at 82c; Monitor Navy. 6&a67o: oaled tobacco, 47a67o; bright navies and quarters, 64aT0c;

Corn, bo - Oment. bbls, Fertlllxer. cars.

smoirlng brands, common, 5c; choice, 60a5c, flno75catl 25: fine cuts. 57aoo; black: tobacco. 55a60o in caddies ; twlats, OOaAic Wool Pnee are steady. We quota unwashed at lx23c; fleece wusned Aioc: tubwaahed 3ik.4n: harry wool 5- 10a per lb leas Candy Prices bave advanced and we quote Crushed sugar candy at laHaWe per lb.; pars stick candy 14c; kisses at 15c; French kisses at 17o ; gum drois at 14a20c; Jackson bails at 15c; common mixed at 15c; fine do at lis 20c Coal and Wood We quote: AnthraeUe, per ton, tu 7o; BraaU bloc a, per -nth el, 14c ; w V River, 14c; Sacd creek, ic-. highland gra'e, 13c; Highland steam 11 Pitts juxg. aus; o: Braail nut, domestic, 13c: do. steam Brazil slack. 80 ; Virginia cmnneL27o; Indiana cannel, Z2c: coke, Uait: woc-iiäOa 6 5 per cord. Dkcg A good trade Is rejwted and prices ar steady. Asafoetlda is quoted a i5HK)c; alooho) at 2 20j2 i5;alu., p r pound 4Vc; eauphor per pound, ja' 'ochlueal, per pound,8(e; chloroform, per pound, fl owl 15; copperas, barrels, per pound, 23c; cream tartar, pure, 42a45c; indigo, per pound, 1 20al Si; licorice, Calab, per poand, genuine, 40a45c; magnesia, c aib., 2 oz., rer pt-ucd, 1 Ji.45:; morphine, P. a Wn per ounces 4 75a tO; madder, per pound, 1-ialoc; oil. ca.ior. No. I, per gMlion, 1 w l 10; oil, bergamoni. per round, f-t2'iasa0; opium, per pound. J7 5''a7 75 ; quinine, per ounce, U 3d a2 5; bflsaiu copaiba oc; soap, castlle. fr., iiniic; acxla, bleib, keg, pt r pound, oa6c; salts, epsom, per pound, 4aoc; snuff, Garrett's, pack-per gros, 817 1 0; becIT Oarreti's, per cse 01 four dozen, 1.6 uo: sulphur, Cour, per pound. 6'e: saltpetre, per pound, Kaääc; tur-p-nllue, 35a 40c. Fish A fair demand is reported. We quote: Macaerei. new mess pr bhl, I27a28; half bbl 113 ötal4; quarter barrel. 7; cits, B2 75; No. I sxtra per hnrre'. !24 ut-: half barrel. 112 50: per (juarter bbl, ftiO1; per kit, 12. 25; No. 1 per bbl, J '6 00 ; per hslf nbl, fx 50; per quarter bbl, ii 50: fclta, 1 3i: No i larae per bbl, Eli 10: per half bbl, r7 50; per quarter bbl, $3 5L;klt, fl 25; No. 2 medium per bbl $13 lU; per half barrel, ? 75; per quarter barrel, S3 40; per kit, U 25; No. 1 while fish per half bjv, 5 56; per quarter bbl, 3 2ft; per kit, 81 00; ßfH

uj white flsh per hair b3i, ts f t); per quarter bbl,si to; per kit,7r c; No naie herrltgiaLf U ( 0; quarters, f I 7; ktts. 6"c: Labrador ner ring, bb:s, t ou; half bbls, U 2: Round shore lerrlng. 7 tej; halt barrel, 14 ou; mesa aalmea per half barrel, 9 j; per kit, ti uu; boneless Cod fish, per pound, 7c; bank Cod fish per r"und,6c; No. 1 herring, per box, 40c;No herring scaled, per tx, 45c sardine1, halves, 33c ; quarters, fic No. I pickerel, half bbl, 8550; quarter bha, f2 25; kits. o. Leather Prices are unchanged. Oas slaughtered sole Is noted at 87a4noT Buffalo, 303te; barnesa 82a:c; nrper 22a5o per foot; French calf, SI 75a2 5; French kip, II ICal 60; collar, per foot. 20c; bridle, per dozen, 848 COatiO 0: dvimestlc calf, 11 lOalSO; kip. dornest ic.rticall 10. Lumber Domestic: The market for domestic lumber was steady with a fair demand. Walnut N.. 1 and 2, 4-4 aid up., green, f .045 rer M. N04. 1 and 2, i to green, $Ss 45 per M ; culls, 4-4 and tp., green, $16 per M ; Nos. land 2, 4-4 ana up., dry, j0a55 perM; culls. 4-4 and od., dry, X t a.7 ?' per se. Poplar Clear. 4-4 and up., green, 125025 clear, 4-4 and ur ory, 2't2o per M: orramrn. 4-4 and up., green, 14 per M: common, 4-1 and up., dry, J i a!7 per M ; clear, grttn, ?lal"; No. 2. reen, 12al4 per M. Ash Nos. 1 and 2.4-4 and up., green 2Ca 22 fO per Jl ; No. 1 sua 2, 4-4 and up. dry (22 cO a 25. N cts Soft shelled almonds quoted at 21a23o ; filberts 14al 5c; walnuts, French, Ho; Naples, pld, 15c ; new 17alHc ; Brazil nnts lCallc; peanuts, red, raw, 8a&34c; white Virginias 10c; rosMed Sc higher. iron and Steel Prices are unchanged bar Iron is Quoted at 2 5Sa2 63. Sheets rolled. 10 to 14, 4c; 15 to 20, 4340; 27, 434c. Charcoal, lc advant e on above rates. Other aizes and numbers are graded at proportionate rates. Steel is quoted as follows: Sanderson's best English tool. V3c: American tool, löc; spring steel. IK inch, lie: lh& inch and over. luc;Utrman s:eel, tc: mill pick: shapes. 27c. Horse shoe, harden 's. 85 25 per keg; mule, 81 higher: plow wines. steel, 7ic. Tinners' Stock We h ive no change to make In quotations. We quote: Tin plate is quoted, r 1C. 10x!4, charcoal, flraiquailty.at t -Vi; IX. ditto, at Si2 Uü; IO, lix20 rooflDgtin, W(X?. Brass kettle, 45c; No 27 iron B. 4, 10c; No 27 smooth iron.oc Moorehead's ,aiv.nizod lion, 30 per cent discount irom lisL Zinc, per sheet. He: per cask:, lOKc Pig tin, Strait's, 27c WireBright and annealed 40 percent discount from list prices; lacquered : per cent ülBCOunt. Solder Tinner's 18c Copper Sheeting, 14 to 15 ox, 34c ; punished, 14 to 16 oz.40c ; bolt copper, 34c; bottoms, 34c Lead-sPlg, 8c; bar, c: antimony. ls: Babbit metal.lba20c. Window GLASS-Prlc! are steady and we quote. 8x10 Se l-; 1jx12 1 50; l'xl4 tt 75; lixlS ad 25; 10x18 85 2 wiih 40 per cent, off to the trade. Oils Prices Meady. We quote lirseed otl at fc4aöJc: rw and boiled, 59;ir0; whlto strained laid, 9 caSl O0' No. 1 do, 8ia90o; No. 2 do. 85a9t'c; castor oll, f I 15al 2; neatsroot oll, II; fish oil ( ban ksJ.'WaSSc ; fish oil (Straits), ö'-atK-c; tanner's oil, 42c; Labrador. tOaSSc; headlight, 2 ailc; coal oil, 18ilc; fine machinery oil, 4 a95o; lubrisatlng oils, 20a30o; W. Va. lubrlcatln?, aa3ic;natuial ro,30a4.c J tallow oil, final 10. Pig Iron -Prices are quotably unchanged, wl.b a limited deoaand. The following quotations fairly represent this market: HOT BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock. No. 1, per ton f-2 50(921 03 4m Hanging Kock, No. 2, per ton i'l 5022 00 Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton... 20 CU 21 00 southern Brands, No. 1, per ton. 22 !(! Southern Brands. Forge.per ton 2" l'rt20 60 Virginia. No. 1, per ton 22 OOa Virginia, No. 2, per ;on.... 80 Jfi21 10 Virginia Forge, per ton . 2u 000 "TONE-OOAL AND COER, Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton 20 f 0 , Hanging Kock, Forge, per ton 18 0Cc21 CO Bed short, No. 1, per ton..-. 25 o26 CO Red Short, forge, per ton... 22 10(4 Am. Scotch, No. 1, per "on 23 00 23 60 COLD BLAST. Hanging Rock. Car Wheel, ton- S9 00 844 00 MiRswnrf. Cp Whwl. ner ton. .. 34 HO aiS C Southern Biands Car Wheel, ton .9 Wt&Si 00 Machinery ana f orge, per ion i wi& w tuooms, per ion INDIANAPOLIS LIVE SrOC'K MARKET TUESDAY EVENING, AngUSt 1. CATTLE The market a compared with last week ruled su ady with leb ipta equal to he demand and prise's obtained beo m firmer market, though not quotably hljher; ralei are m:ide o: common to medium grades at fl 6a3 00 for common cows to ?3 fc"a4 O forfairto good, and 84 25al 50 for extra fat heifers and steers. Good cattle are in demand and command fall prices. HOUS Receipts have been ample 'during tbe week, to meet tbe demand of butchers and packers, and the ruling price to-day was 6 2i 45 perl 01b8 gros. BUE'-P-There la a gool demand for sheep at It ( OaS 75 per 10 lb. ait quality. MORE THAN HALF A CENTURT 50 AGO DR. H. D. SELLERS, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAH OFPITKBURO. Discovered and used in his practice the popular remedy known throughout the country a. BxITEEIAL COUGH SYEUP; This is no quack remedy. Thousands are living witnessed of its wonderful curative powers. It is pleasant to take, and sure to oore ooaghs,eolds, croup, bronchial affections tickling in ihe throat, and ail diseases of a kindred nature. K. B. Seiler A Co., Pittsburg, Pa., are a so proprietors of Joanson's Rheumatle Uompound, the great internal remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, etc. Their Dai Undsey's tivsMl fcearehfr is a most woaderlui remedy. It cures aL blood and skfn dlaase, such as tetter, scrofulous affections, ulcers, boils, pimples, mercurial aiseases.etc The genulue has R. K. Sellers A (Jo.'s came on the bottom of each wrapper. You can bave a doctor always in tbe kons ny keeping SKLLKR3' FAMILY MEUICINtü OA band. . . jrorjsale, lj ail drugglfiU and: couutryldealrs w