Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 25, Number 52, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1876 — Page 8

THIS INDIANA STATE 8ENTINEL WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1876.

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The bank are responding to the wants of depositors and regular costoxners promptly, and the rate of interest Is 10 percent., and there woulu be Utile difficulty In placing strictly gilt-edged paper at that rate. Capitalists who took their chances In ths outsidi market are enabled to loan money at rates ranging from 1 to 2 per cent. Eastern I x;hane has been In liberal supply for the past week. The rate 1 par bstween banks and for counter tales, 1-17 tj premium U charged. City ordert are steady, at 92 cents on the dollar. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE. Clearings. Balances For 4 weeks endin Jane W...f4,3,"Oi II,!,'' For4 weeksendiug July 8.- 527,oo l,65t00" For 4 weeks endiog A ug. 5 4,373 0 0 1,4:1 UO Tuesday, Aug la 225,u0J 76,"0j MONEY AT OTHER POINTS. Chicago. The Inter-Ocean of Monday says rates of Interest remain unchanged 73jlO percent, at the banks, according to the quality of the paper, while unexceptional onerlngscccaslona ly meet with favor at 6 6 percent, un the street rates vary In ebout the sane proportion. Real estate loans range at 7$il0 pr cent, according 'o amount of money dtsirt d and security tendered. Bt. Louis The Republican of Monday sajs: Financial iostitu ion report a gradual Improvement in the Inquiries for loan3, though their vaults still holl a large accumulation or surplus loanab'e funds. Kate of discount Were easy ai o iu m .e icubferiüuuni, win. some traosactio s at even a lower flgjre. Oa the street but Utile negot able paoer is offerlag, and rates are merely nominal. , THE SILVER DECLIN3 The Public of recent dale sys, in regard to the "decline in the price ol silver," the clrculuof Metirs. Wattn A Co. presents so ne In s ructive facts. It gives the imports of silver from dlffe eat countries, and tbe exports, showing (t) hat th United States 1s sending no more silver to Eng and than in 1S75, and less than lu 1ST I. for the Import-, for the six months ead'rg June't) from this country were l,.:yöl inlsVo. and l,-.9t,81a 1S7 , aod 146, in 1674 ; showiug (-) that iprts from Mexico aod South America have also declined from -t 2 ,18 1 in 1874 and Xl.W3.879 in 187a to l,f,i77 darin the same months In '-87t, and (3) that Imports from other couo'rir-p, o-r-msny excepted, also declined from ',494.-8 In 1874 to .lsJ.250 in ISO, and U97,!;9 in 1676 From Uei ra-iuy alone tbt-re ha btenan 1 bcrease of 7 0,iv s.nce 1875, tne Imports o-l, g for six moutbs 1 2S7,öi in 1876, and 159,97 in 187j, but In 174 the were 1.1,9. Finally, It it in 1' ids were xi n.a. r many, it I rn that tbe exports to Iudia and Chlua j ger ihan la 187 or 174, n i that the to- J orts to other countries a so show an In-: is show are larger tal exports creaM eacu jtntr. nie iuiuiuiDa) t'l luew . facts, in view of the claim that a glut of sUtt I bas caused Its price to fail, wUl be rea lly I appreciated. JTKW TORK MONET AND STOCK MARKET. Nxw York. Monday, August II. Money market easy at 1 to 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3l per cent. Custom receipt, IilS.OOu. Assistant treasurer disbursed $173,000. Clearings, $11,000,000. Sterling exchange steady; 4 87 for 00 days; I 89 for tight. Gold opened at 1UV and closed at 111. Rates paid for carrying were IAS per cent.; borrowing fiat. j Government bonds firm. Railroad bond stroDg. , btate securities generally steady; 7 enne8ees better. Transactions on the Ktock Exchange to-day egrega:ed 6,oou rhsres. of which 1,XV were Western Union, 2 60. North wesurn, 4.00iRock Island, li"00 at. Taul. ',ooo Lake bore, and 11,000 Mirbigin CeutraL The marke, was firm and generally higher, the advsnce ranging irom to per cent., except tn the case of Union racific, which sold up to 6 yt, agalodt (S2 at the ooenlug, and cl slr g at 61. In final sales there was a fractional reaction in tbe general list from the highest figures of the day. -. i G BN KRAL STOCKS. Tue.i WdiThri Frl.iöau Mon . U. Telegraph ?aclflo Mall Adams Express. H A K. ExpressAmerican Ex.M. Ü.B. Express ' S. T. Central Erie, preferred . Hafim - - Harlem, pTd f lchlean Centl O. P. stocks Lake Bhore-... IlllnoUCentX-. C. A Pittsburg Northwestern WorthWn pref N. J. CentrU 3oek Island.. .... Bt, Paul. . Ht. Paul,pref Wabasn pref fort Wayne,.-. Terrs Haute. Terra H. pref Chicago A Alton a A. pref Ohio MUüs pi (ndlana Ont'L. 0,B.4tl H. 4k BU Joe Delaware A Lac. tP.Tlf'pli C P. oncUi mm. U. 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Tuta.1 w di lti r I n. .bat. iMon .) IVptj OSS CO, ew Tennessee 4ew Virginia Id Virginia 41sfonrt 44' 4tVi 44HI 4fJ 4(4 V: 46?4 27 44 U I 44 17 28 7 27 17 28 28 28 nvioe. ii4 1W7 104 1 K iTue.i w 'd.ThTi Fn. ,8at.iMon 7. B. 6'i TIL.... 30 V 116 30' 11 I 174' 19 121 S 117 , i lis 19 VW 120 mV 117V. 121V 2T 120 J.S.6'8 60-, J. tt. 6' "SS (new) l.B.6'1 W 17V 117 in 1)9 Il, 1 i1 1194 121 U7i US 1I9H .11 8' Til Iii 1Z1 percT ((loan, j. a. io I1 Jnpon ,V40'b 17 . . t m IliA' U6' U8kll Jarren I 4old. . Berlin - u1 r.e nix 81 The purchasing i rloe tor government oouuja Ir-diaLapolla vary frcm the ?ew York quo- . it ions Virt 1 per cent. COMMERCIAL.. In reviewing the course of trade during the week ending this evening,' the remark that In the general merchandise markets business bas bitn quiet Is about all that can be said. Bayer are more than usually cau'lous, purchasing chiefly artlc e of prime necessity, and In town and country tbe policy seems to be to make no bad debts. Tnat tbe regular buyers in this market will be In a much better condition to pay for their goods than last season, and the eutlook for he lull season is therefore regarded favorable for an active and a remunerative trade. There has been a good degree of activity daring iht past week In corn, and receipts and ship ments have been of average magnitude Prices have weakened omewhat, though the decline has not been such as to attract special attention. Oat have ruled stiODg, with an Improved demand. Toe demand for wheat is more active, and buyers for shipment are in the mar ket awaiting receipts upon a scale that wu enable tbem to operate. TBE ORSIS MOVEMENT OF THE CROP TEAR. IFrom the New York Railroad Uazette of AcKuit it j The crop year for grain In the Ncrthwest and and the East begins in August, that being probably the best date for email grains, but no for corn, as all the corn marketed for several months yet will be that grown in 1S75 Perhaps tbe calendar year would be as good as any for ha corn year; but there Is less objection to dating from August 1 ror corn bciusemottof the old c mis marketed before that Um1 at least Is out of the farmtrs' bands by that time. Wegiveenr usual s'atement of receipts and shipments o grain for the eeveu months endina with Jaly, showing In grains of all kind a very If lie increasa this j ear over last 2 y per cent, in receipts at Northwestern market, 33 per ceut. in their shipments, and no lees than 47 per cent, in the receipts at Atlantic ports. Notonly has there been an enormoui Increase in the total grain movement of the seven months as compared with last. year, bat la evervtblng except Northwestern receipts the movement has beeu g enter than ever before, exceed ng that of the year 1ST 4 wblcanpto that time was the greates'. The following gives the movement of icrain of all kinds ; or the seven mouths for four year : ; 187.. ; 1S75. . : 1874. 183. Nerthwestcelpt9....$,65.'',W 71,815,41 9?,9j',3Sl 8),95J,!3 fcbipment......77,979,!ifc7 57,113,4:3 73,727,1B 62,880,471 Atlantic ports' receipt 92,071,811 6VH.857 81,5'4.9H 47,611. f31 Thustbough the repo-ied tecelpts at lake ports were 1.,' per cent, less this year than lu 171, tbe lake ports' bhipments were 6 p-r ceut. more and the Atlantic ports' reoelp'a 13 par c nt. more than In that extraordinary year. We will now examlre the movement O' the cop year. e'oMng with July. The receipts o! the eight leading Northwestern markets for four j ears have been : 1K5 6. 1874-5. 1873-4. 1S72-3. Flour5,07t',0 ö 5 311tij 6,203,989 6,781 2.5 Wheat. 6', Ml. 491 64 9 ,,o:4 S 1,198,2 8 M,3 1,138 Corn l.7i9,4-3 48,39, W,'28,'5J 6.3,211 Oats 2.-.1I9M18 23n9,4;a 2i.8Ö7,i8 9 14j;2l Barle. 7, 3 921 6,7; 88 6 017,8! 9.129.9 3 Kje. ?,4i9,4M 1,196 0.0 1,774,711 l,9Ji;iJS Total gralnl64 384,379 110,607,762 183,9S3,27 157,431,953 Flour ' reu'd to Wheat.25,'51.025 2?,564.3:5 Sl.079,915 28 12',125 Grand Tolal-.l89,:3i,401 107,172,087 21508,232 lS3,3b7, 78 Compared with the previous vear the receipts or 1876 "6 show a decrease of 4. per ceut. in flour and .5 per ceut. In wheat, an Increase of 34 per cent, in corn, ol 2.o per c nt. In oats, or 3 '.7 percent, in barley, ana U'8 6 In rye. In grain f alt kinds the lncraje was 17 per cent., and In grain and flour toge:hsr it was 13.! p-r cent. In the latter the receipts ol the I t crop year were 12 per cent, less .ban In 1873-74 (the greatest of grain year for the Norihwest), and J.8 pur cent, more than In 1872-3 Ibe weight of the grain acd flour receipts at these great primary mrrke's w s ab ul 4,8(1 ,- IVO tons, tbu making 486010 full cr load-. Loaded In o ordinary I relent cars coupled tcgeiber, this ou d extend something over o, ou miles. Hauled an average alatanceof a m.le at an average rate of i cenu per ton per miie, tbe carrying of this rain to the North weitem ports only would earn 117,01'',oui. SIZg OF APPLE BARRELS IMPORTAMT : lO FRUIT GROWERS. Tbe Chicago Commercial Bulletin cays: As the treason Is rapidly advancing during which a large amount of the above named fruit is pacaed and placed In store for winter use, a few suggestions as to ths best mode of packli.g and tbe size of the packages to be used, maybe acceptable, and. If carefully noted, may be of considerab'e benefit to soma shippers. One great difficulty In establishing suady mark-1 vame, which is annually experienced, is tbat so many different sited barrels aie used by shippers that tbe aalrsor tbe same quality and variety ol apples covei qalie a wine range, which is oue entirely to tbe difference in tue quantity contained In various sized packages. This causes consHerable difesatisiacilou to shippers, and is the occasion of much expUnalon on tbe part o receivers. 'l he prlucl al difficulty artbes from oonsigomenta irom Eastern states, where they hve msdeita prscUce to use chiefly the mallersized burels In making op consignments. Letters have been received from soue parties in the E si whlcu state thst an effort Is being made to overcome this custom, and such an action la heartily endorsed aud encouraged bv merchants b.re. Buyers In thU msreetbave aiwjs discriminated widely in making selections ot finlt, they in almost every Instance preferring the large sized barrels, even at a shade better price than con d be obtained for soj aller ones, it Is only when there Is a sea cltv of stock that the small slz- barrels can be disposed of with aiiy degree or freedom i and, ki oar mutet Is generally well supplied during the frnlt season, and pp es reoelve1 tbat are pat op In small barrets and are uol prop-rly packed, are very siowtaie. Now, if one size of btrrel could be ade tb standard, very f vorab resnlt would fol ow, for tbe aaiea made would be more nniio.m in price, and shippers could be constantly informed with som dfgreeolrertai q 1 1 , as to wbateonslgnments bat they are des.rous of sbipolog w -alX bring ou this market, and Instead of receivers being b'e to dispose or some lots With r adln-ss, while others would s imeümei have lo be held nutll they were In an nnmercnaat sble condition, sales would De more uniform. Home snippers may not understand exactly what the size ol barrel shorld be In ordert? sell mst readily In thla market, and to 'hem we would ar that a barrel otihesme size as a flour buret Is most preferable. We would a'so suggest that, during the lemainder of the warm weather, it Is ad visible for shippers to cut openings In both the beads and tne sides of the barrel, thus allowing veuti'ailon, which tends to preserve tb erudition of tbe fruit a greater length of time. At the present time boxes sbonld be entirely done away with, Y3t Who demand m UoioUly MS baxx&t Xa

packing apples for winter nse, we would ad-, vioe shlppeis to carry out tbe following Instruciloiis: Take the barrel, one head ont, nail j the hoops ana break off tbe ends of nalis lnslde mke sure that It is clean; place a layer j ortierofap Dies, fair, smooth aud b.lght, asi

closely as josi Die, sums uowu wara, ou iu lower bead: then fill up, a basket lull at a time, throwing out small, wormy, snarly and windfall apples, and sbaaing tbe barrel well after each deposit until it is full, two Inches ab .ve the rim ; place tbe bead squarely on the appls, ana wl.h screw or lever press furo it into place, aud nail securely. Turn over barret and mark name oi apples with red or black lead, or stencil. Hear In mind tbat to ship safely, fruit mast he picked tixht, to prevent rattling aud bruialn;. The practice of "inrmlnz od or "deacon ng" Is ot "torplng oa very bad policy; that is, h.vlog tbe lace of all caolce, large, bandsomd :ruit, while the m Idole la made no of poor. commoD, bruised, or windfalls. Nothlcg wM sell a package oi fruit so readily as for ilie seller ti bi aole to ssy to his customer, I can guarantee this to be honeUy p -csed, and tbat tbe lace Is a fair indication ot the contents," and it add to tbe repaia Ion of grower, commission dealer, and retailer. The New York Bulletin fays: Fora number of years tbe produce dealeisu our city have been t roubl d greatly by the Irregularity In the size ol barrrl, aud are Dually making an tfiort to remedy the evil so far as this state and Its apple crop is concerned. The prhcipa. aim la to get rid of wLat is known among tbe trade as tbe "pony barrel," a p ckage oi very uncertain capact y, except that U is sure to run much smaller thn Justice to the consumer demands. Under tbe law s passed by tbe last Legislature, tue making or using of a barrel lortbt sale ol apples, quince, or potatoes of less than one hundted quart, dry measure. Is suhjtct to a tine, and some aid can be obtained tbi ougb this lact to further the object in view. teu theoüe hundred-quart barrel, however, ceale assert to be a fraud, legalized f-T cerialu uika, merely because custom n&d broubt it in ge eral uoe, and they propose using tneir efforts to luduce frul. growers to ad.pt the dour barrel at 1 6 quarts, dry measure. AsU means u this end t'.e Idea Is lo ba-e all priceon a lot-qnart barrel as a standard, to maaea reduction of2oc for the liü quart barrel, anu a still fnrther'.al-crimlnaiion agains. the "pony" o at least 23c, and a.so to prosecute on tue lat ter under the act. It Is to be hoped fruit an I potato growers will asslii in orinilng the htnet sizsd barrel into use. COFFKF, SUGAR AND TEA STATISTICS. The stock of coffee In first hands in the City of New York aggregated on the lit Inst., according to the mon hly report of the Importers' and Groceis' Board of Trade, 21, K0 pkgs being ll,!57 packages more than on tte 1st cf the precedlrg month. The stock of Brazil kinds shows an Increase of 17,410 bags and St Domingo3,7C0 bag, while of Maracalbo mere are 7,4oj bag more tban a month t go. Java, on the other hand, is 6,6jU psg- less, auJ the.e is a lurther shrinkage of j,40j bag lu other kinds, leaving a net increase as above stated. The Imports for the month were it 8 271 jkk, of whico 8-",727 b 'gs were from Brazil, 10,7 from Maractibo and Laguavra, and the remaiuder chiefly from other Wext. India potts, tbere b-ing no Java received. The c mtumptlot a tipexrs from thes' figures tn have bee a ab int 91,00) big, which is a lair i ate f jr tbi-p.-rl .jd e f the year. The sugar report iurnlsbed by tbe Bard shows a considerable decrease In the sioclc f raw f-uzars at ths port during the ptnt mouth 1 be Imports amouut-d 'o 68.COs,870 p'.uods from 11 countries, wb. 1 the withdrawals ltr coLSomptlon were 10 ,227, HA pounds, leaving a dencit or 3i,7(0 OX) pound, the stock at the close, therefore, was 115,2 1,551 poundc, against 179,s2i,l46 pouuds July 1. O. our imports jor the month, 3tf,.u ,axi pourd., or more tban 5 per cent., came f orn tne two ports, Havana and Matarjzas. Tbeexpoita of refla.d eug.r chow an Increase of nearly 6 per o-ut.ovrr June, and stoat equal tbe average for tbe first six mon hs Thet tal for the mouth was 3,Hi?,589 p unus to a 1 countries, of which l,KM,t:s pounds were to Canada, and tbe remainder to other foreign countric-s. Since January I, we have exoorted 27,"l2,72i pound, of wnlch 9,1.2,893 were to Canada, against a total of 48,. s:o 89) pounds for tbe whole of 1875, and 7,20.94 to C'tnada. Tbl gives an Increase durlDg seven months of c early 2,0 (tio pounds over the whole of last year's exports to i anada, ar d w.th five months yet before 'i we may look for a vety heavy trsde in sugar with Canada during 1871. Tbe stock of foreign molasses on tne 1st Inst, was 3.876 bhds. all grades. The Imports for the mouth were 683.S63 gallons, and tbe withdrawals for consumption, l,i'49,':o2 gallons, which, with re-exports o'. 35,681 gallons, leves a reduction of 4j0.ooj gallons lu the s osk t he month of July begins the net trade year in teas. I t e stocs oi all grades and sorts ou the let Inst. was 15,l'V-5 lb', wb ch is 1,788,HO lb, less than oa Ju yl. The settlements for the montb were 3,4tU,3i6 10k, and tbe receipts but 1,68 ',13'I lbs. The heaviest Imports were o! Japan, amounting to 8J2,991 lbi, while of ail blacks there were 670,827. Of tbe two desc lptlons the lmrorts are culefiy new crop. As compared wl.h then toe a on Au.unt 1, 1875, there is sn exceas of 2,7ih.OOJ lbs In the tot I Gr'ensihow 20,00" lbs Increase, aud Jspa is 3,6 0,U 0 lb, while b acks are nearly J, 2 jr,' AX) leas tban a year ago. New York Grocer, prices. The receipts of WOOL continue liberal, with prl'es about as they have been for several weeks past. The New York market on Saturday last was reported as fo. lows by the Commercial Bulletin: The change for the b-tter which set In on tbt market with tbe turn of the month seems tobe very well s u tain ed, and h leading deaiers h-re are talking in a comparstively che-rful tone. We do not discover, however, any great disposition to to od at a tangent and accept the Improvement a a precursor oi heavy business and a i lberal ad llllo i to cost, and tbe attempts made to give ma ter this complexion are genera ly deprecated. Especially is this the case In view of tbe fact tbat the recent advance bas so stimulated tbe views of manv interior boldeis as lo result In the asking of rates which cannot be paid srltti safety, and It la feared may resnlt lu checking any disposition eotenalued by manufacturers to open'e somewhat beyond known wants. Tbe purchase or material are baaed uoon possible returns through ihe aale f goods, and the latter fail to develop nfficltnt buoyancy to take any rlk on htgh pilcea wool. Our supplies are fair in quantity and ritber improving on assortment, though iha heavy drain recently mae has in some cases retarded tbe filling up ou fleeces as tbe receipts at this point have not bven very free this season. Floe spring California firmer, as the slock commences to run down In quality. Texts arade have met with a little specuiailvedemand and are hlüer, especially on Eastern, most of which is In, and the relatively low co t induces dealers and mauufacturer? to haudle it with a greater amount of freedom- luring the week now cloning tbe business baa-h-en ies active than for the preceding one, bat stl I foots up fair, lih tbe largest movement in Texas stock, of which some 60:7 00 p-mnds have 'hanged bands Fleeces are tl f at the close, and some dealers think 11 e XX wou d bring 40c, ihoub this Is higher than an? rates we have heard of. Tbe transactions reported -m brace 20 pounds X and XX -t frQUc; )25,o 0 pounds do, 60 bags No. 1 pulled, 5u do extra do, on privat ter 'ds; 2.C0U pounds fine domestic rolls at 47c; ISMO. pounds Tt-xas, lbmic; l,0fo pourd, 172c; 37 bags do, 18Sc; 35 0CO pounds do Eastern, 18 4Kc; ISotX) pounds do. i6'19o for u e-rtern, 193 3c for taste n ; 6,9tt0 lbflnescoored; 00ulbaflneou private terms; 40 Ojo las fall Ca lfor-la, 14l5c: 10 uOCallfo rnUpul'ed. S: 120,00 Jibs spring California at 13(a 22c ; 200 b lies do at IS a22c : 75,(XO bs Ueorgia and Lake, part be 'ore our last, at 23. 2V:: lü.'XV Iba Colorado. 20o: 0, to lbs Or gon, 10,01 lbs on privat terms: 3,' oj Ids Mexican, 1 4c: 5,0 0 lbs do, 1V, and 105 bales Cape, In bond, for Canada, on private terms. 15 BUTTER, POULTRY ND EGGS, The market Is quota bly unchanged. Cggsare a shade firmer and sell more readily at 80 per doz. G.xxl batter In good packages commands ready sale, but Inferior qualities a:e neg. lected and are not wanted, ex cept for cooking. Poultry Is in fair request and prices are steady. We rfve tbe New York market as reported In the Ummercial Bnlletln on Saturday last ; BrjTTKR-Ileeel pts to- 'ay, 4,330 packsres. On tbe upper gr detof state sellers are rill enabled to lake matters qiite com fort ibly, as the sty es continues o almost ae 1 Itself and to command full former rates. Tbe eepply of butter In the agg eg te Is very fair.but tbe proportion of dalrabie packages fala to infer. ULM eu.Qclen.Ujr to iaflo&aca TAlus IUa

bstflrklns are still worth 27e when picked out. and from this on tbe se ectioos tbe rsnge is up to 30c for creamery palls, with the market .very strong. Choice Western Is also qntck of sale, and eood acceptable lets bring 2lc2?c readily, but only a small portion or the arrivals come through In c moltion to bring these rates. Common sorts are doing well when holders will take 14o lor

mem, a packer are still willing to buy at this. The Intermediate graces are somewhat uncertain, but German sulppers have found something to suit th-m at ItxlS. .We also hear of a aale for English shipment of about oj packages or Minnesota, welsh tubi at 20c, very fine in qua'lty and running even aod attractive all through, with lndicatl na tbat more ot a ooriespouding grade tbat could be placed at same rate, though 18190 are the best average bids. Western, creamery, prime 20a29 Western, creamery, fair to good . S.'ia26 Tub', Wtsiein, choice seieciiom ..... 2 la 23 Tub, MT sum, nood to prime - 15al9 labs. Western 'air 1UH Tubs, Western, poor , ,,. 12a3 Firkins, Wtstern..... 18a2i Firkins, Western, poor to good Hal7 Khu. Receipts to-day, ',opt bb'a. The market is in a pretty heavy aud dull condition, and prices are r.d need all around. The arivals do not in reae to an v extent, nor are there manv lots orTerlog from cold storage houve, bat the demand proves very moderate, KDd low rates have to be constantly offe ed 10 keap stock moving. In a mall retail way t7o aopeara to bave been obtained In some raes, but 17c 1 alt tbat ran really be depended upon. and most dealers are inclined to accept ibis bid when made on any fair sized Invoice even of tbe bes. stock. Near-by stock, single bbl per doz. 19;2fty fet ftt Ö IMMItlllHMMMMINMMMNMIMNtHI 1 J western, prime...- 1h'i17 W.Klrr, latrtnoravj ,, It (alA Can d la n ..... . ...... lb i 17 Y Poultry Dressed in moderate demand at about quotations, with only the best lots salable: but tii snpply Is small. Live spring cbickeus are bowing a sbad firmer feeling, but ail other grades are dull. We quote to-day asfol'ows: ltressed turkeys, state and western. 16(glc; do. poor, 12 a 14c; d reused spring chickeu, choice, per 'Miic. Fowis, Jersey prime, per lb, 17S18C; fair to good, H(3l6c do, state and western prime, 1517; do. do. fair to good, 13l4c. Live Poultry Spring chickens, per rft. 14 a!8c. Fowls, state and Jersey, per 1T, ll(j.rc: do. western, 121:c; roosters, old, per tb, 7a$e; turkeys, sta'e and Jersey, per lr, 14316c; ducks, state and Jersey, per tb, 7Cc 11 00; ducks, western, per pair, 5 K55c; geee. siaie ana jersey, per pir, i ua'i o uo. western, per pair, f 1 25311 6 . ON 'CHANGE. There was f ally an average attendance on change to-dav, and tbe ball presented a business-like appearance. Tbe grain dealers were out la force, and at the call board, which was cjnducted by E. C. HOWLETT, ISQ. Offers and bids for corn gave the the meeting a degree of animation which In these dull limes was exhilarating. In this connection it Is proper to remark that some of tbe SALES REPORTED are di-credltai by dealers, for instance, 100 cars raxed corn f. o. b. oa private terms tbe report being current that no such sal wasm.de. Business Is business, and practical Jokes on Change when they relate to the movement of grain can ba omitted with positive benefit to the In erests of trale. rite provision market was weaker lo-d ly, and holders wera dispose j to make concessions, but not to the exunt that enabled buyers to report transactions, and s a con&iquente we have no trans tctlons to report. THE HOO CROP CF OHIO. Tbe assessors returns for the counties of Ohio show an aggregate of l.Snl.SiD hogs returned this year, against 1,778,39 hogs last year. PROGRESS CF SUMMER PACKING. The Chicago Daily Commercial Bulletin, of Saturday, rays: Tne receipts 01 boss during the past week were fair, and packers transacted a moderate business; price? ruled about lrl"xj lower per I'O as on the whole rang'-, nd they purchased a larger -percentage of tue arrivals. 1'be quality of (he hogs continues goo' fully up to the average of previous weeks-aud the lighter qualities still command a premium. Tbe tone of the foreign advices is rainer discouraging to manufacturers of hog product, and they are giving domestic cuts a little more attention matrlng contracts tor small lo.s to b9 delivered during tbe later pat of this inonih. The houses.asa rule, are generally running about one-half their capacity merely enough to keep tbe bands employed. There Is a fair amount of product on ha d In process ol carin, but the supp y on the market i comparatively light packers as a rule havli g kept their manufacture well sold ahead, anu the bulk of he produ t now going forward consists of sum mer-cured delivered on contract. The packing to date aggregates about 8- 0 000 hogs, aaiust about 25,ooo to date at this time IsHt year. At other points, s'aughterlng is progres Ing moderately, though thera is a general ircllLMtion to curtail operations for the present. The pack ng at Cedar Rxpids to data is 81,851 ho?, against 4i,24 to date last year. TEE "SODRIES" which the Brokers wera required to set up, as per terms of their challenge to the Packers so far as we can learu have not been observab'e to the naked eye and It Is currently reported, that a squire back down Is notonly possible but probable. If such should be tbe case, it will not be the first Instance on record where vaulting ambition overleaped itself' or boasting braves took to their heels when a little more pluck would have entitled them to a cennn:aj toas". A communication signed P. P. is on our table, bat too late ft r to-day's Sentinel. It will appear in our next Issue. NEW YORK DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE. Wheal Nominal; Chicago 9097c; Milwaukee fjocatioc. Corn-Quiet at 5Q56c; held at 57c. Oats Quiet; mixed 30i2c; white 3847c; No 2 Chicago 88at3?c. Pork-Quiet; J:8 3D bid ror September; 118 40 for October; 816 IS year. Lard-Quiet; 810 75 bid August; 110 85 September; $10 92 October; 110 20 November. Uold at II 11. RECEIPTS. VlUl tm 12?4I ti OA 1 i--t tii 11 mmi 1 50 orn . 04AtSss.aasssjaeaaa.si.sBsaess....w 2 1,1(77 CHICAGO DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE. Wheat irregular and lower at 87ft88c September, 89c October; ui. settled at 85o cash or August. Corn dull and lower at 44c cash or August; 4lo September ; 44o bid high mixed. 0u d j11; 30o cash, August or September; 30)430c October. Purk Irregular; 817 25317 27 September; baa sold $17 20 September; nominally 814 90 year, 117 25 cash. Lard irregular; $1 75 8eptemb:r; has sold at 10 66 September; nominally 89 25 year. Cat meats-y. nominally 6c; L. C. 8c; P. S. R. 9c ; S. C. 8c : L. C. 8. C. 9o ; Cumber lard 9o; L C H. UOi2c (Jreen meats-a. lc August, CJc Septem ber; S. R. 80 September, loose: 8. P. II. quiet; winter, 12il3c; summer, 1212c Hogi-ReceipTs 8,010; prices qalet, firmer. UVERPOOI. DISPATCH ON 'CHANGS. The 11 A. x. Liverpool dispatch quoted floor at 21s 6d (923s; winter wheat, 9sA9a 6d; spring wheat, 7s6di8sl0d; white wheat, Ss3!a 4d. Corn 25s 6d. Pork Cd. XATd eis 6d. CHiCAUO STOCK OP MEATS. Bhoulders-717,915. Boort clear 3 70,' 00. Short rl os 4,632,718. llogs-S.OCO; 6 1U8 35. Receipts. Shipments. Fioar- . 8.ea 4fil 6.6-2 Wheat aS

J36.96S . 26 3t9 7.200 l,5ao 69. 239 24 6"2 1,564 14,8t2 Olital. R.e parley . WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN APOLIS MARKETS. INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET. BTTi.k MiATS-The market opened weaker to-day with a further deel ne in all descriptions of the bog product; clear rib aides; are r-eia at , and dry salt shoulders at eatc, but no transactlona were reported. Bacon Prices -are unchanged. Round lots are Quoted as follows: Clear sides. llVic: clear rlo sides lie, and shoulders 8e. urixd ntzr The market is aaouoiynnChang d. We qnote lobbing lots at lie LARD-wis iow-r toaay, ana prime steam was held at 1 r, and kettle lard at l.c. poke Prices have declined. We quote Jobbin lota at f A) ut tor mess. Bacos and IuARD Tbe'e Is a tight demand ar d a tendency to lower figures. Tne followi ng qnotations are for Jobb ng lots. Bacon shoulder0o ; suaar cured shoulders, canvas, 11c: bacon clnar atdea, 120: breakfast canvas, '4'xc: Monogram bams, canvas, 140: steam lard, llc ; kettle lard, tea, 13c; do, half barrel. 14c. do, kegs, 14c INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND PIOTJR MARKET. Lorn The market was a thade lower today, with a good demand, and we note rales of 6 cars ear ccrn at 41c: 10 cars mixed p. t.; 17 ears blab mixed at 44i54c; 17 cara mixed at 4i !c, 41 so ' nd 44 !;c. W e quote f. o. b. bigb mixed ai4494t?4c; ralxei at 4444c;No2 white at I4iHc; ye'low 45scc; rejected 40Q 42 Sc: no K'ade33a37c;ear 2a44o and d nil. Klouk Prices are steady, with a fair local and shipping demand. We quote city fancies at from batt 76; family at la 5a6; extra at Sa4 an; low grades ranging from Si 50a3, as to quail y. Feed We qnote bran at flCalO 50 with a fair demand. Oats-The market rules teady at 2"a27c, and we note sates ot 2 cara at 25c. Kyk New er p is lu demand at 43a5Cc. Rye Flour steady at 1 1 60a4 75. Wheat Prices role stealv with a demand In excess of receipts; sale to-day of 1 car of old bv samr-le at 75c We quote; No2 red at 9 c; No 3 red at 9oc; and No 2 a Tater f l ooal i5. INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET. Prices are qiotably unchanged for several days past and receipts are liberal. APPLSJ9 UuU. w e quote at ft ooal 25. BUTTER The market is weaker; good qualities sell at 15al8c. There 1 no ssle for Interior. Beeswax is steady at 25c per pound. Beans We quote wnile navy at 75cal 00 per bushel from store. Eggs Are In light request. We qnote at 7a 8c per dozen on arrival, and dull. Foreign Fruits We quote oranges steady at i btt per box. Lemons have advanced to 12 u0al3 on per box. leathers Prices are steady. Old feathers a-e eelllnst at VOa-'KHs. Duck and mixed feathers com man ! 20a3t c. Honey Ranges from 20 to 25 cent per poind, according to quality. Bat Tbe marktet la qniet. We quote: Prime timothy, large baJes, llal2: No. 1. large hales, U. Midland prairie, ItiaH. Mafli Sugar We quote at laa .öo per lb. Poultry The market lssteady. Turkeys at 60 per lb; ducks 8lOa2 40 per dozen; roosters 82 per dozen; old heLS 13 00 per dozen. Oeese, full fe t hers, S3 60 per dozen. Spring chickens 81 50al 7i. Rags Cotton rags are qnotod at 2 cents per pound PoTTors Are In good supply and steady. Are selling at 25s30c per cusbel. Uinseng Dealers are paying 75c per lb for a prime article. Onions Are quoted atf2 00 per barrel. Tomatoes 75 ajl 00 per bushel. Plums re tailing at -3 0 1 per bush C antelopes f loia3 SO per orre'. weet Potatoes Are selling at J125a5C0 per barret. Grapes -Are FeUlngat f3f0a4per stand. Watermelons fill 00a; 2 00 per 100. Peaches 5j per bu. INDIANAPOLIS O ROCKST MARKET. CorrEES We have no charge to note In coffees. Priets rule steady lor ths common grades. Koa'Ung irrue of Rio at l.a-..o. food to fair at 2U'421Xc; rime at choice fofincy at 2!s3j and Java at 83c. Cheese Is steady at 8sloccor prime to choice factory. Mola sa ss and Sirup Sei? Orleans molasm is worth 65a5o for fair to fancy, and sirups at 60ca81 for common to fancy. Rick Dealers auoie at ;8c for Carolina: Ca re for fair to best Loa ist ana. feCGABS- Prices ar firm, and we nte anadvance oi tc on Oil AV. TLe demand is act.ve. We quote refined at ilji.iii or A. Off A llailc; 11110 for extra C. 12a?2e hard; circle O and B, 11a llc; yellows. alOJ!c tsoAP We quoi Uoosler City common bar at t3 Oper box; Tousey's German 14; other German 84:34 fir; W bite Knstiian pressed cake 86 per box; Peach blos-om toilet 83 50; Pure Gold 84 80 per box. Brooms We qaot Common 82 per dozen ; No. 4 25; No. i U 75; No. 2 3; Parlor 84 60 per dozen. Candles We qnote Hotel, 20a21o; star candles, 16al8o; common pressed, 13al4c. INDIANAPOLIS DRY GOODS MARKET. DRY GOODS We note an advance In several descriptions of prints; with this exception prices are unchanged. Batting Ordinary, iual2c; middling, 15c; test tissue, 16c. Brown Drilling Nashville, 10; Pepperel, lOcj Mtark, loc. Ticking Omego 32 Inch, 19c; Araoskeag, A 0. A. 17c ; A, 15c ; Conestoga, 4-4 Medal, 17c ; Medal, läc ; extra, , ; extra, 4-4 20c ; Lewiscown.SS Inch, 200; 3J Inch, 17c; 80 inch, 15c; plaid 20c shirting Rtripes Amerlcan,-3, 10e; 8-3, 9c; hit ten ten cheviots, b, 9c; AA, Jlc; AA, Uc; XX,12,c; Otis cheviots, ac; Evertt do.ilSo. Kaper Cambrics Common colors, 5c; high olors, 1 cent hlpber. Prints American. 7c; Washington, Merrimao, Richmond, Oriental and (Jones tog a, 7o ; Ft ee m an, 6c; Standard Shirting prints. 6c; Albion solid xlors,t?e; Wamsutta, ec; Mourning prints, 6c Carp ar chain White, 19o; colored, 25c; aoverlet warp, 20. Brown Sheetingb Vermont, 9c ; Nash rille 4c; Middleville, 80; Idaho, 8c; New Albany, c; HtarkA., 8c; Laurel D., 8c; Laurel H., 'c: Park A., 60; Granite B., 6c: Bedford 1C, 6j; Pepp N 7c; Pepp O 7o; Pepp R.,7o; Peop (C.,9c Bleached Sheetings Lonsdale,10c;Hope So : Black stone.9o : M aaoomenLlOo : H i ll.8o : M, 9c ; Dwlght Htar, 10c: Vaughn XX, 7c; ed Dog, 60 : Quaker 7o ; Cambrics, Lonsdale, 14c; Young Warrior, loc; Jabes Knight, 80; Vamsutta, 13c; New York Mills. 13o. Gaain Bags Araoekeag A., 200 ; Lewiston la2c; Stark. 25c; Union, 22o; Banner. 21c: ttoniaup, 22c MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. Hides Best city green hide , cows, 60; steers weighing Co lbs or over, 60; best city veal skins, 10c; best city kip skin, 7c green salted, oured,at6a6o; dry salted hides; to; dry flint, loailo. Grubby hides, Ji-price. n p skins are quoted at 60aS5o, according to quality. Nails We qnote lOd at 85 06 per Ikeg and smaller nnmbers at tbe nana ad vane. Salt Car lots: Saginaw, II 65al 70; Ohio river, 81 60al 60. Tobacco We quote: Royal Gem at 80c ; Monitor Navy, 62a3c; oaled tobacco. 47kJ140c; bright navies and quarters, 6uac5c; smoking brands, common. Sl35c: choice, 6Ca 66c; fln 76cal 25; fine cuts, 65i8.Sc; black tcbaoon 48a '"o In caddies: twists, ftOaDoo. WooL-Pr.cea are steady. We qnote an washed at l(23e: fleece washed 273300 : tubwaabnd 8tS)S4o : bnrry wool 610o per lb leas. Candt Prices are steady. 1 rushed sogar candy at Male per lb.: pure stick can dy 14o : kisses at 16c; French kisses at' 17c: gum drors at 14a2oe: Jackson balls at 15c; common mixed at 15c; fine do atlia 20C. Coal and Wood We qnote: Anthracite, per ton, S9 76; BraaU block., per anahel. 14c j Vt le River. 14; Hand ereek, 160: dl h land gia' e, 13c; Highland steam 11 Pitta inrg, is; e; Brasil nat, domestic, 12c: do. steam Brazil alack. Hot Virginia cannel. 27o; Indiana can nel, 22c; coke, laJN;: wo c i 50a 5 60 per cord . Drugs Quinine Is firm, with an active demand. Asafoetlda Is quoted at 25ato: alcohol at I? 2042 85; alum, p r pound 4a6o; camphor per pound. 3ia4.Hr cochineal, per pound ,80a c; chloroform, per pound, II 0-tal 15; copperas, barrels, per pound, 2a3o; cream tartar, pure, 42a4öo; indigo, per pound, 81 lOal 80; licorice, Oalab, per pound, genuine, 40a45o; magnesia, rarb., 2 oz., rer pound, 453; morphine, P. A W- per ounce, M75a5 1)0; madder, per pound. laalfk;oU, castor, No. 1, per galioa, U wallSj

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oil, bergamont. per pound. 825a6 50; oplnm. per pound. 87 50a7 75; quinine, per ounce, ti 40 a2 6; b-lsa.a ypalb 8ic; soap, castlle, frM ls25c; soda, blckrb. keg, p. r pound, 6abc; salts, epsom, per pound, 4alo: snnff, Garrett's, packper gross, 17 0; snuff Garrett's, per case 01 four dozen, t'6 00: sulphur, flour, per pound. 6-fc; sali peire, per pound, Ua35c; turpentine, 36a 4c. it 18H SLocas aie ample and prices steady. Mackerel, new iness per noi, 7a28; naif obi tl3 6ial4: quarter barrel. 7; cits, f2 7b;No 1 xtra per barre'. r24 uu: half barrel. 112 fa); rwr

quarter bbl, Wut; per kit, H 25; No. I t-er ooi, io w; per nair 001, as oo; per quarter bbl, 84 Hi: kits. 81 Si; No i large per bbl, SIS W per half bbl, 87 50; per quarter bbl, 35ii;klt, Si 2i; No. 2 medium per bbl 113 W); per half barrel, f6 75; per quarter barrel, $3 i; oer kit, 1 25; No. 1 white fish per half hbi, S- 5?: pt-r quarter bbl, S3 per klUSl OU; family white fish per baif bbl, S3 o; per quarter bbl.ll H);per kit,"ic:No uaxe herrtng.hall' 13 IX); quarters, II 7-: kits, 65c: Labrador nerrlna. bbls, SS W; baif bbla, 4 2i: Konnd shore Herring. 7 : baif barrel, 84 ou; mess salman per half barrel, 9 00; per kit, 82 uo; boneless Cod fish, per pound, 7o; bank Cod fish per rjond.be; No. 1 herring, per box, 400; No, herring scaled per nox, 45c : sardines, halves, 80c; quarters, c. Na 1 pickerel, half bbl, I55i; quarter bb a, t2 25- kits W'C uIatbek-Prices are unchanged. Oaa alaugbtered sole Is oaoled at 87a40c? Buffalo, 30a;i6c; harness 'aVic; upper 22a25cJ per foot; French calf. II 75a2 2ö: french kip, tl 10al fin; collar, per foot. 2Cc; bridle, per dozen. S48 ftai0 ; domesUo calf, 11 lOal 30; kip. domestic. HVa II 10. Lumber Domestic: The market for domestic lumber was steaoy with a fair demand. Walnut No. 1 and 2, 4-4 aud up., green, 8Oa4i per M. No, land 2, H to , green, 8a 4i peril; culls, 4-4 and tp., green, lis per M; Nos. land 2, 4-1 an t nr., dry, 8'0a55 per M; culls. 4-4 and 00., drv. S.tiaiU) per ar. Poplar :iear. 4-4 and up., green, I250a25 clear, 4-4 and op., dry, 2"w2ö per M: common. 4-4 and up.. gren, '4 per M: common, 4-4 and up., dry, StSal7 per M ; clear, green, ll'a.; No. 2. . kreen, I12al4per M. Ash Nos. 1 and 2.4-4 and up., green ira 22 '0 peril; No. land 2, 4-4 andup.dry 123 .0 a25. r uts Sort shelled almonds quoted at21aJ3e; C Ibens Hal öc: walnuts, French, 11c: Naples, oid. 15c ; new 17al; ; Brazil nnt lrallc: peanuts, rd, raw, 8a8c; white Vuginlas 10c; roasted 8c higher. INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET, Tuesday Evening, Aug. 15. Reported by J. B. SedwIckJ WHCLE3ALK COMMISSION DEALER IN CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP. Tbe shipments of cattle the past week aggregate btO cart. A good proportion belog through com-Unments fr m Illinois and Missouri. Among thss were some very fine cattle. One lot nt tiu bea 1 ex'ra 1.5 1 . pound steers sold here at ll 50 per KO lbs; while lio bead goo', 1,,0) I b. average; lot of Indiana steers i-old a' 13 85 per Onb. We quote fine, well termed and tatted steers, weignlng Irom 1,300 to ,00Ulb5.at84 25 ä 4 5 '. Good smooth and fat steers weighing l.loo to 1.2 Olbs . . ti 50 to 4 00 Fxtra butchers cattle re tal 8 to to 4 OU Fa r 2 75 to 8 25 O im mon 2 U) to 2 60 dcalawas I 50 to 1 "3 'Ibe supply of butchers' cattle Is ample for the dt-mand, and especially of the common aud modern grsde. hHEEP Are in gooi demard for good grades; common sheep are bard to sei.. We quote good fat smooth sheep, f3 2534 ; 180 head sold on SaturdHy at ft ä. iioGS - Tbe ma ket wa weaker to dsy, with libera, receipts, and pscters were paying (5 75 (v 0, according to quality. s MORE THAN HALF A CENTURX AGO DR. H. D. SELLERS, A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN OF PITIdBURU. Discovered and used in his practice the popular remedy kuown throughout the country as SELLERS' IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP. This 1 no quack remedy. Thousands are living witnesses of its wonderiu' curative powers. It is pie sa at to take, aud sure to oure coughs, coids, croup, brouculal affections tickling in the thront, and a,l diseases of a kindred nature. K. K. Seiler & Vo., Iittbnrg, Pa., are a so proprietors of Jubnsou's Rheumatic compound, the great Internal remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, etc. Their lr. l.lndsey a tioJ tsenrIier is a most wonderlui remedy. It cures al. b'oodand skin diseases such as te ter, scrofulous affections, ulcers, bo Is. pimptes. mrcurlal diseases, etc. The genuine has R.E. He'.ler A Co. s name oa the boitom ot each wrapper. Yon can have a doctor always lu the house oy keeping HELLERS' FAMILY MEDICINES on band. ForpAlö. by all drnglsU'and coDntry'dealprs OT1CE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice Is hereby given tbat the undersigned bas been appointed by tbe itarlon Civil Circuit Court of Marion county, IndUna, executrix of the estate ot caspsr B Blrrer, late of saidc .unry, deceased, bald estate la supposed to bs solvent. MARY A. BIRRER, Executrix. August 3, 1876. Sale for Street Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed, b? ihe myor of t te city of Indianapolis, Indiana, aud da y attested by the clerk of said city, under tha corporate seal of said city, I Will on SATURDAY, Sf p'ember 16, 1876, sell at public austion, at the City Court Room, between tat uoau of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, tbe following described lot or parcei of land, or so much, thereof as may bd nec-ssa y to satisfy the sum herein a ter named a assessed against such premises for stieet Improvement, and a.1 ojeta, to-wlt: Lot No. five (5) in J. B. Rcnwinn's subilvlslon of Fle'cher'a Wood 1 awn adlliion to the city of inillanipot a, Marlon e unty, Indiana, owned by Joh'i B. Sjh wlan, aginst which is assessej the sum of eighteen dollsrs and ninety cents (fH 90) for street Improvement In favor 01 Frederick Uant-be g, contractor. HENRY W.TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. August 16, 1876. Sale for Strees Improvement. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested br the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, September 16, 1876, sell at public auction, at tbe City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and! o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be neoeaaary to aatisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premlea for street Improvement, and all costs, to-wit: Sixty-six (66) feet south of sixty-seven (ST) feet, no tb side 01 lot No four (4) In ButschA Ooepper's subdivision of 8t. Clair's addition to the city of Indianaollis, Marlon county. lDdlana,owned Dy James B. Dickson, against which Is assessed the sum of n .nety-nine dollars (9 On) for street Improvement In favor of Bruner A River, contractor. HENRY W. TUTE WILES, City Treasurer. IndianapoLls, Lad Angnst 16, 1879.