Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 30, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1877 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH 14, 1877.

f HoTelties in PAHOY JEWELET. JTJ&T RECEIVBD: Hand Embroidered Cuffs, Collars and Band for Underwear. JUST RECEIVED: A Vast Variety of INFANT GOODS-Dresses, Caps, et. JUST RECEIVED: Tae LACE BEDSPREADS and CURTAINS advertised last week. JUST RECEIVED! Another Invoice of NEW MUSLIN. UNDERWEAR will ARRIVE MONDAY. KEW GOODS In EVERY DEPARTMENT ARRIVING DAILY. L S. AYRES & CO., IXTXDI-A.3Nr-A.:POX.TS. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. HOSTET AID THE M ARRETS. jrnnt r thi Ik diamapolis HEWTinkL, I Tvvsuay EVTtmno, Marrfa 13, 1877. There are no new features In the local money market. Currency is in sufficient supply to nable the banks to meet tb requirements of borrowers, who offer unexceptionable "paper, which is plenty at 10 to 12 per cent. Eastern exchange is still sold over the oountec at percent premium. INDIANAPOLIS CLJtARINGI H0TJH. Clearings. Balances. For S3 weeks ending Dee 3Lt41.9W.ono f 10.631.000 For month o Jan ury 5.b02,ooo l.ößK.Ot'O For month f February 4,W7,OO0 Tbursdav, Marrb 1 185.0 Friday. March 2 2Ä.00O Saturday, March 3 Ä,mo Mondty, March 5........ . 2W,Ooe Tuesday, Feb. 6 .. 278,i Wednesday, March 7 2o 0 Tharadav. March 8 .. 1M.00A Friday. March a 00 ,01 71 AO 9",U00 l5,nno 1ÜK, 10 ft 100,010 72400 m, to 710 58,000 60.000 Saturday, March 10 195,009 Monday. March 12. 210.010 lvi.OUO Tuesday, March 13 IX PORTS OF SPECIE. ' ' . The following Is a detailed report of specie exported from the district of New York for the weeK. ending March 10, 1S77: Total for week... ................ t 153,563 Since Jan. 1, silver..........S21T52."01 Since Jan. l.Kod $K,2Sfi 3,95,177 Same time in lH7b 9.2IG,i!W Same time in 175 li,7207 Hame time in 174 6,419,41" Same time in 1873 12.W.,S:a) Same time in 172 8,937,75 Same time in 171 ll.K77,4:7 tone tüne in 1X70 6.257,271 IMPORTS OP SPECIE. Following is a detailed statement of the Import of specie into th port of New York during the week ended March 10: Total ...... S-t70.R91 Previously reported .... 3,351,44 Total since Jan 1 i,7tUrl 891.KR4 2;W2 ....... .ftsi,vM 606,nwi 2W2 3M 2,731,606 Same t'me ltfTs.......... Saaie time 1H75 ... Same time li74...... Same time 1873.......... Same time 172. , Same time 1371Com inerelal. The general markets are quiet to-day. For the past week the weather has been unfavorable for business, and at this writing is still gloomy and not calculated to vital; w commercial affairs. The provision market to-day exhibi ted somewhat more firmness, but prices were quotably unchanged. The ( hicago Dally Commercial Report gives the total number of hogs packed during the winter season as 1,511,229 live and 141,971 dressed; total 1,610,2 hogs. Average net weight, 215.1 lbs; average yield of lard, 30.01 lbs. -The following Is the product manufactured in the past two seasons: l578-7. Mess pork, bbls ,$7 Other pork, bbls 50,2! Lard, tcs 172,793 Shoulders, lbs 1802,105 Sweet pickled do , tea 4,0K Short cut haras, lb 31 ,990, 117 Long cut do., lbs 10.922,673 Kbitlordfchire do., lbs..- 1,412,103 Hagar pickled hams, tcs ....... 31,229 Cumberlands, lb .......... 5,195,977 1575-,8 299,191 24,713.4 1.8.M 22.217.4 tl 17.458.79 101,T38 9,11,517 15,913.1 33,4.V,7i7 36,Q7,m 1,697,7 1,9 9.410 3,231, IM 7.4H.7W 1,420,562 2,719,740 1 671.75! 1,718,8 Short clear, lbs .. 22,440,7 Ing clear, lb.. Short ribs, lbs ... Long rib, lbs Xi&lJ&i 27,099,202 8H ,770 2,009,29 ..... .370,Htl 80,51 . 1,019,251 70112 &91.2H Rib sides, lb-i.... Stretfords, lb . H. StafXordshl'-e-i, ib.... Irish-cut middle-, los. . Yorkshire sid , lbs..... Birminghams Ibt. ...... . Wllshlre, ibs Singed bacon, lbs... Bellies, lb Backs, lbs . Miscellaneous, lbs. HO.ilW 1,790,501 "i,047 l.ilO.SUi 361,2. ..-1 1,481,281 Total sides, lbs 114,40., l2l,411 Hocks, bbls 2,407 1,973 Pigs' tongues. bbls H,bt 6 MS Urease, pugs - -.. 2,513 2,703 The following table exhibits the stocks of provisions ou uuit in Chicago on the dates named, as reported by the packers and warehousemen to the secretary of the Fork Pack ers' association : Mr. 6, 1877. 175,775 Mar. 6, 17. 27,995 Mar. 15. i75. 129,361 TeBcrlp'lon. Mess poi fe, bbls. Other kinds pork, bbls Lard, tcs S. P. bams tcs and bbLs.... . Bacon bams. cs .. Staffordshire htras. 16 004 1,341 31,261 ,Gßl 7,10 S4.2M 1A0 40S,W 2jo,im 11J75 4,110 &5.UU0 25.07 1,7JX I67.0U Long cut hi s. . 2,'89,79J H. p. nhoi!ierM,tC4... 1,12D. H. shoulders, pca 4J,2l Rough si es, lb.- .. Cumberlft'dhlles,'bs l.u.7,911 Ing clear sides, b 47H,V0 Hhortnli'Hr sides, lbs 3. -24.404 73 310,y73 1106.Htf7 I,7H.1,103,277 3 l7-,l9 t .t.wil.itct 1,24 1,27 6,071,1 ttl 7,tWI7 ,3I5,SS 17004 1,1AD,TS) 004,06 359,-ü Short rib slde, lb . lä,i,Z7i i.s7 Isnnz rib sides, lb ll.iM0 2t,44 Stafford, sides, Ibs. Btretford sidws, tty .. "WllUhire sldns, hb.. Yorkshire side', lbs. Irish cut sli'e, lb Bellies, lbs 1.0IX.441 K2940 4.'i071 421, ml 2KI.190 111.0K7 1,054 M,4ll 19D.90H V)i,M 3.10,614 1,61 3Öi',in'i 7 IS is still Urease, pkgs. la the department of grain business without animation, though dealers are of the opinion that the feeling in corn fchowi m Improvement. In dry goods, merchants are prepared with large and well selected stocks, and are ready for the spring trade. The New York Dally Bulletin of Saturday, in reviewin thU market, says: Business bae been slow as a rule with the packagt) houses, bu be; us to show symptoms ol KtvLtAcs act! ity. -oulhcrn obb?w Lave

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been operating a little more freely in some descriptions of goods, and report from the west indicate that Jobbers' stock of cotton goods and prints are getting into good shape, the best evidence of which la see., in the increased number of orders co cuing forward for reassortmen ta. The lobbing trade has been moderately active with a few of the leading houses, but general animation- is still lacking, and some I esitancy is evinced by retailors in commencing their operation hch, however, can not be much longer deferred, lhe city Jobbers have never before been In sue a good condition to do a large spring business, as i hey have ample stocks of goods bouht before the late ad van e in prices, which they are willing to sell on terms which favor the buyers, i Cotton Ooods. Th re has been a moderate movement in all seasonable makes of cotton goods from first and second hands, and agents' prices for the best corporation makes are steadily maintained. Brown and colored cottons have been in fair request, and sales combined with deliveries on account of former orders have been to a considerable amouut. Bleached shirtings continue quiet, and cottonade are moving slowly. Marseilles quilts, towels, piques and white goods are in lair reaeet. Print. Lieht and medium fancy- prints have been taken a U tie more freely, although trsnsctlons vrere small in the aggregate amount, and the demand waa irreicu ar. Shirting and mourning prints were in moderate request; staph ruled quiet, and there was not much animation in wi e prints. As bei ore stated, several of the priuters will curall production next wek (to the extent of nearly äüO cases weekly) which combined with the in creased ex iort demand, will materially lessen the supply, and probably tend to strengthen prices. -Ortton drew goods have been In liberal demand by Jobbers of all tections, who Are In turn distributing these fabrics freely judging by the frequent re-orders which are coming forward from the interior. WOOLEIC GOODÜ. There has been a little more inquiry for spring woolens to-day from out-of-towu buyers, and the sales from firvt hands by personal selection and in the execution of orders were sob u-what larger than usual on Saturday. The agf r-fgate business of tne week in men's wear wo Wens was n t as large as the week previous, but of the most desirable styles of spring caxsimeres, ail wool suitings, worsted coatings and cotton warp worsteds, the sales by agents were to a fair amount, and tweeds, satinets and Kentucky jeans were each placed In small lots to a moderate amount. The distributions by Jobbers were less spirited than expected, and with well assorted stocks awaiting a more active trade with the interior, there is an indisposition on the part of this class of buyers to make further addition to their supplies by new purchases, until there are positive Indications of the probable wants of dealers during the spring months. On the whole, the prospects cotitiuue favorable for a fair seasons traffic, and holders of attractive styles of spring woolens manifest but little anxiety as to the net results of the current season's trade. The produce market is steady and receipts of eggs aud poultry are liberal. The New York market of Saturday is quoted as follows: Fggs Receipts to-day, S.tol bbls. The general tendency of the market during the week has been toward greater firmness, with a slight inclination toward speculative teeling. Apoitiouof the arrivals were ordered into store ou a full liralt, and on discretionary con

signments receivers have inclined toward axking more money in view of a good consumptive demand and an impression that arrivals were likely to run somewhat smaller. To-day's market was firm and lue bout as low as any western could be reached, while some holders views were even higher: Near-by tock, single bbl...MM.per doz.l6J-($17 Htte lvali Western, prlme... ........................ ..... löa Old western.. M f4... HouUiern. ........ ............................ 15 K 16 Limed state 9(410 Limed western............. K(9 Poultry Live has met with a moderate demand only and values are somewhat unsettled. Dres-sed of choice quality and fresh killed is not plenty, and with a fair demand rules firm. Prosen lots are somewhat irregular, but if fine attract fair attention. General range of price about as before. We quote: Dressed turkeys, stat and western, 12(3 13c; 00 alr to good Kralle: dressed spring chickens, choice, per lb. 1315c. FowU Jersey prime, per lb, 12(13c: fair to good lOQIk: do state and western prime llOl2c: do fair to good HftlOo. Duck State and western frime 1416o; do fair to good 1213e; do Jersey tj(5jl7c. Geese Piime to choice 9(oil0c; fair to good 5(n7c. Live Poultry spring chlckeni,per lb, western, 10(JUc; Jersey lll'Jc. Fowls State and jersey, per lb, 12al3c; do western ll12c: roosters, old. per lb, 7o; turkeys, state and Jersey, per lb 1213c: do western, per lb, liraio; aucas, state and jersey, per pair, 75;o.$l 12; ducks, western, per pair. 5' (ftidc; geese, state aud Jersey, per pair, f 1 50(32 00; do western, per pair. Si 25(31 50. The New York wool market is reported as follows in the Daily Bulletin of the 10th : Manufacturers are not earning forward in frre and open manner, and tome complain that the curreut cofit of material, and the rates they are enabled to obtain Tor their product leaves ! little or no margin of a profitable character. There appears t be demand enough, how ever, to keep a very fair arnouat of stock moving, and the general market retains a pretty healthy tone on sll the desirable descriptions of domestic wools, with holders apparently content to carry supplies and await the bidding of rates at which they fixed their ideas. There seems to be considerable confidence in the belief that production tends to an increase rather than a Jiraiuutiou.aud that stacks of attractive quality will no more than hold outnntilthe next clip. A few parcels bsve been offered from the interior of this state, but we are unable to learn of any thng of magnitude or calculated to effect the general position. Common grades, however, are without much strength, aud a noticeable feature of this week's business is the large movement in Texas and fall Californias, which are genera ly understood to have been run out low by -disgusted holders anxious ioquitstk. No positive Information lsasyetheie regarding the spring clip in California, and It is g nerally understood that tke staple will be short. Tender aud generally undesirable foreign are without positively new features. Sales of 40.OJ0 Ibs XX Ohio at 47c ; 15.O00 lbs X at4iyto: 40.0UO lbs fine unwashed Indiana at 27e; 7,000 lbs low fleeces at 36c; lO.iUO lbs unwashed western at Zil,rc ; 4, neu lbs washed com lag and delaine, 40,uu0 XX Ohio, lo.ioo medium state, Ohio and Pennsylvania, hugs extra pulled, 31,0uu Ibs do do, I.ÜU0 lbs super do, 191 do do on private terms; 4 bags country super, 42c; 30.UU0 lbs western Texas, 22c; 5,0m Ibs do do, 24o ; 33.000 lbs eastern do, 2227c ; 5,iU0 lbs do do, 2sc : K.00O lbs do. 15,000 bs western do, 20,000 lbs do do, 45,000 lbs Texas, 12 0U0 lbs do, 16,000 Ibs low lexason private terms; 2.0U0 lbs unwashed Wisconsin, 2i4c; 6,001) lbs Oreuon, S3c: 2,1100 Ibs do do, 10,000 lbs spring California, 5,000 lb dodo, 60,000 lbs fall do, 70,000 lbs do do. 270 bales do do on private terms; 60,000 lbs fall California, 15c: 30,000 lbs do lie: 6,iJ0 bale spstog d's slightly burya, 252dc; 35 bags scoured Califbr ia, and 20 tons brown ca.tle kair on private terms. OUt OHAKOK. A fair attendance characterize the dally meetings but business is quiet. privat 8alks os 'chahoi. Marsh 13, 1877. 1 ea' wheat, sample............................M..l 60 1 tr wheat, sample . 1 62 1 oar wheat, sample 1 06 i ears ear oom...... ...... .... 7 Dlspatchea on 'Change. Liverpool, March 13,12 m. FlXTO-24sg258. Wheat Winter lOsSdOslOd; spring 9s 8d OlOsffl; white 10s SdlOs 9d; elub lüs d3 Uld. CoaN '3024s; old 24s tdZi M. Poas:is6d. Lard 7i 9d. Baltimore, March 13, U m. Wheat Flrmr; 2o higher. Fuhts Quiet and steady. Omar Mixed western easier; 52? 452J4e spot r Maren; 6S4o April; 54JioMay. Puiladexphia, March 13, 12 m. Wheat White western SI 60(91 82; Milwau kee No I spring f I 58; No 2 II 50; No 2 Chicago ft 45. Coaa Dull; very light stock; western mixed io ; mixed 3&9 Co. FurVE TJnoha. ged. . , . . New Yoek. March 13, 12 m. .

offb.ed at SI 40 store; Milwaukee S135(1 43; red winter SI 40(31 47; amber SI 481 55. Cor w Quiet; mixed 56(fc. Oats Quiet; mixed S3c; white 4355o. Pork Quiet; SI4 0) bid for March; 14 15 April; l4 25May; lit SO for June. Lakd Quiet; 19 40 bid fer Marek; SO 27 for April; II 50 for May; f9 bl June. Gold Chicago, Marek 13, 12 at. Wheat Easier; tl 23 far April; SI 27 far May. OiKH Quiet; 40ocar lots; 39c for April; 42JJo for May; rejected 3-Jc. Oats-DuU; SiXo for April; 3ie May; offered 32c cash or March. Pork Easier; 913 35 far April; 113 55 for May. Laro Easier; S3 00 foe April; S3 12 for May. Cut Meats Boxed, quiet; shoulders nominally 5c ; L. 0. 7c ; 8. R. 7c ; S. C. 7c ; L. C. 9. C.7Hc. Obkkh Meats Hams 7$Sc. Hoos Estimated reeeipU for 43 hours, 9,900 head. Market very dull. GRAIN IS STORE.

March 10, 1S77. Wheat Corn. Oats. Elevator A . 4 ,-18 122,9.10 24.90H Elevator B 7,978 131,279 3,312 Central Elevator... 2200 3.400 City Elevator........ .... 31,975 1,390 levator D..... .. hio Elevator .... 100 . Total 12,59b 81384 3,008 March 10, 1876. Wheat Corn. Oats. Elevator A 8.473 41 073 7,S90 Elevator B .. 17,003 60.724 6.149 Central Elevator 1.8S0 8.0 O City Elevator 9 21.58 8,0tW Elevator D 4,200 1,100 Elevator E 750 1,611 2,400 Total 31.406 126,644 82,5.

RECEIPTS AKS 8HIPMKHT8. The following are the receipts and roeuts for the last 24 hours: ship. Abttoub.

Receipts Shlpm't Barrels. 410 1,300 Bushels. 2 JO Bushels 23.2HU 5U0 Bushels. 6.3U0 7.7U0 Bushels. 400 Bushels. 80 8ii0 Head. m 420 Head. 833 714 Head lVOM Head. 00 Tons. 1,254 312 Ton 8. .. 10 Karre Is. 600 Tons. 16 16 Tons. 10 20 Tierces. 300 Feet. 198,0T0 110,UO Tons. 20 70 Tons .... Barrel. I ft" SO

Flour Wheat........ Corn. ....... ........ Oats... ....... .............. It ye.. ............... ...... Kurl ey ...... ...... Cattle.......... Horses and Mules. sheep O ai and Coke... . Bran.. . .......... Corn Meal........ W ft y Hides tjft IVA O ttMt IIIH Lumber Provisions.. Whisky DAILY REVIEW OF THE ISTDIASAP OV1H MARKETS. Indianapolis Provision Market. Bulk Meats The market is without animation, and transactions are unimportant. Prices are weak, but to-day shows more steadiness. We quote c. r. aides at 77c ; clear aides 7c ; shoulders ftc Lard-The market is steady and we quote p. a. lard, tierces, P,c; kettle, 10c; do half bbls, 1010c. jobbing Prices Clear pork, 116 50(317: mesa pork, 116 50, bacon shoulders, pcaed.7J'.c; sugar-cured do, packed, 8c; bacon .clear sides, packed, lO10Hc; breakfast bacon, packed, 12(3 1 2 Kc; sugarcured haras llUJc; steamed lard, 10e; settle lard, tea, 11c; kettle lard, S bbl, llio: kettle lard, kegs, llo. ladltuiapoIiE Grain and Floor Market, Corh Was higher for spot or March, and firmly held, with offers to sell at 38 '4c regular. Futures were dull aud lower: April declined 1c and no demand: May was oft c, with sellers -till asking 42c; ear corn in better dema id at an advance of lc, witb sales at 38c. The following were the closing bids at call h ard at 12:15 o'clock: High mixed on track .... Mi.uil .111 frbjilr QW r ..LAil in 1.. u,..r .11. ..... . 32 . 39 . 42 - 38 Aiarca, lasv nmi on iran April, on track :c-laHt half. May mixed, regu ar, 41o asked.., Ear com. 37c at-ked We quote mixed in elevator 38W'e. Inspected Into store in this city the past 24 hours, 5.0tMJ bu: inspected out for hlpment,2,80u bu. Stock d store yesterday, 303,170 bu. Klouk The market is unchanged. We quote fancies at 17 25a7 75: family, S 2Va 50; low grades at 13 754 CO; extra I4 755 25; superfine ft 2-V34 75. Wheat In good demand: holders are asking SI 30ai 3j for No8 red; No 2 red fl 4oq 1 4-1 ; choice amber SI 40150; rejected SI loo 125; white SI 40fl 50. Oats Are firmer and In demand: prices range from 8040c ; rejected 33o35c ; seed oats 40c. rlTE In fair demand at 68070c. Feed Bran is steady, but there Is little offered: quotations 113 50(913 75 f. o. b. Fine feed SIU 00. Klln-ortea yellow corn meal according to brand $2 452 55 per bbl; nominal. Indianapolis Produce Market, Apples Market quiet, we quote at 75o t2 00 per bbl. Butter Not much coming in; sellers are paying I416u: poor loo. uekhwax 25c. Beahs We quote whit ma-rat SI 6($2 00 per bushel; from store 11 80Q2 25 Eooa Shippers are paying I2e per dozen on arrival. Demand good for all receipts. If the draaent cold weather holds prleea will advance lu a day or two bathers Very dull; receipts light. We quota prime live geese at 38i0c: mixed, geese and dock, l25c; old feathers 10(Ue. Honet Ranges from V22o per pund, according to quality Hat There is nothing doing la hay. The local demand is supplied from country wagons at 97 Sofa 60 per ton. Pouxtkt Steady : receipts light. Turkeys alive, 7a8o per lb : ducks 92 50 per dos: roosters tl bo per dos ; liens S2 ZW2 75 per dos. Geese, full feathers, S5 40 per dos. uressed poultry: We quote chickens, N. Y. dressed, te per lb. : full dressed. t2 6(33 00 per dos. Turkeys, N. Y. dressed, 89o per lb; full dressed, 9o per lb. Kaqa Are in good demand, and we quote good cotton rags at 1'C iter lb. mion scarce and iu demand; quoted at S4(A5 per barrel. Pot a tosh Are steady. We quete: 85c(8Sl per hn in car load lots; from store lo&lic higher. Sweet potatoes S2 2"xgW 50 per bbl. Cbasbikribi Are nelliog at S3 80Q4 60 per bushe and at Sftail oer barrel. ladlanapolla rorerr Harket, Vom Prices steady ; we quote: ordinary g-aden Bio 2b(22Uo: gmsl to faiiiQii: prime 2VSic; choice to fancy 239 MV; and Java 29.9ilo. Cm kekk Prices flrra; we q note at 153l6o. Molasses akd Sirup viuoumuoiui sn uuOhanged. New Orleans molasses Is worth for new crop 62ftA3e, for fair to fancy, and sirups t ftt)o(8)Si tor common to fancy. Rick Dealers quote at t9Tn for Carolina; 6Vt97o 'or fair to best Louisiana. , HcpARS Prices bave a aofienlng tendency. Wequote refined A at 11(911: Off A at 'la llc; extra C at lullo; hard, 12 va lTWc; circle C and B, loiuc: yellows, 910e:air to choice New Orleans 9HO10J4C Soap We quote Hoosler City eoiuuiou oar at S3 60 per box: Tousey's German Hc per lb; other German S494 50 per box ; White Russian p rested cake : Babbitt's, 17 25(7 60 per box Cam uld) Wsquoui. tlote, imjuc, star can die. lff4(B8e; common Dressed, U)14o. TEAS Are unchanged. Young hyson, common. ....J 30(9 S5 40( 60 70( 80 8-Vl 00 &K4 40 xoung iiyson, fair to good.... Young hyson, choice ..., Young hyson, extra choice...... s timii imperial, common . Imperial, nne. ..... raperial. choice (Junpowder, common. Gunpowder, flue.... 60! 4M m una powder, caoice. ...... ....,..

Gunpowder, extra choice Japan, uncolored, common.... Japan, uncolored, fine new . Japan, uncolored, choice new Oolong, inferior... Oolong, llne. Ooione. extra choice

l fl 05 2- 35 60(9 60 6.V-4 80 30 4 35 4-VcA o 90(91 00 CORDAGE Prices are ash.de higher Manila.toä-16inJ6 Manila, V. In 16 Manila. in. up-152 Sisal. to 6-16 12 Sisal, yt inch 1 Siaal.H in larg'rll Saab cord, hemp 19 Cotton rope,....2225 Uay rope.l, 3, 4 ply J4JJ Hayrope,commoiLJ.0J4 IndlaBipeII. Dry 3oacls HatrkeU DRY GOODS 'a rade Is reported Improving and prices are firm. Battinq Ordinary, 1012c; middling, 15c; best tissue. Inc. Brown Dsilltjtg Nashville, 8Jc ; Pepperel 9c: Stark, 9c. Tickino Omego,32 Inch. 16e: Conestoga, 4-4 Medal. 15c; Medal. 16c; extra, T, 15c; extra, 4-4, 16c ; Lewlston, 36 Inch, 18c; 32 Inch, 15o; 80 inch. 13c ; plaid 18c. Hhtrtinq HTRiPKt American, 6-S, lOe; S-S, 9o; Whittenden chevlota, B 9 He; AA Ue; AAA l2V$c;XX,l2c: Otis cheviots, 12c; Everett do. llc; homespun 9c. Paper Cam bkics Common colors, 7e;h!gh colors, lo higher. Prints Very firm ; American 7c ; Washington, Merrlmae, Oriental and Conestoga, 7J4c; Richmond A Allen 7c- rmnan OJi" nard Shirting prints, 7c; Albion solid colors, 7c: Wamsutta, 6c: Mourning prints, 7ffl. Carpet Chain White, 21c; colored, 27c; coverlet warp. 23c. Brown HHKKTiifoe-Vermont.Kio; Nashville, 9c: Middle vUleScjIdaho; New Albany8c; Stark A.,9c; Laurel D.K)c ; Laurel H.To; Park A c,- Granite B., 6e; Bedford R., 6c; Pepp N.,7o; PeppO., 7Hc; Pepp R.. 8c: Pepp E., o. Bleached Sheetings Lonsdale I ISo; Hope 9c: Blackstone. 9c: Maxcoment. io: Hill. 7-8 9c: 4-4. loc; Dwight Star.lOc: Vaughn XX, Sc; Red Dog, 6c: Quaker, 7c; Cambrics, Lonsdale, 15c; Young Warrior, llo; Jabes Knight, iOc: Wamsutta, 13c; New York Mills, 13c. Grain Bags Amoskeag A., 20c; Lewlston A.. 22VUs: Stark. 2ft: Union 22V Banner.!: Montau p, 22 He; American 18c: Harmony 18Xc COTTON YARN Dealers report a fair demand. Assorted numbers per lb 21c Dozen yarns, 400s, per doz...............llVic Dozen yarns, 600s, per doz.......... lokc Dozen yarns, 600s, per doz.................. 9V4c Dozen yarns, 700s, per doz .......... 8c Carpet warp, (colored), per lb. 27o Carpet warp, (white), per lb 21c Coverlet yarns, per lb.................. 2c Cotton twine per lb.......................1820o TlOtr sllDCossossooooosssss-sooseosssossosseosaso sf)C Staging, per lb.... 2Se Candle wick, per lb 2)c Batting, per lb . 10(160 M Incel UsfODS, ALCOHOL A fair trade Is reported at 12 143 2 2o for 98 per above proof. Choice hurl, per lb ... . Fancy stalk braid, per lb........... Red and red tip, per lb........ Common, per lb ...... . BROOMS We have no change to 7(?rac .6(65c ...4(a5 c .2(3 e note In quotations. Com'n, pr dz.41 50a2 00 Hurl, pr dz..S2 50a3 00 Plain 1 50a2SO Kteaniboat.... 4 00a4 50 Fancv carpet.. 3UHi3 50 Shaker 2 50a2 75 CANNED GOODS Are in fair request. Peaches, 2 lb cans, per doz ....... SI 50(31 60 s lb cans....... Pine apples .... 2 25r2 40 2 00(a? 25 1 75.1 5 1 75al 85 1 4-Val 0 2 aö(2 50 1 551 60 1 752 25 2 753 00 1 00 1 601 70 65(3 75 I 40 1 60 m co 2 00 1 503 1 60 1 75( 1 80 1 3 Q 1 50 1 75 1 95(a) 2 00 1 ft"xJ 2 HO 1 50(4 1 75 1 34 1 50 2 00(4 2 05 1 48(4 1 50 3 50 4 00 5 25(4 5 60 8 003 3 50 215 Strawberries. Raspberries.. fears Bartlett pears Plums, Damson, per doz.... Green Deas ..... Condensed milk.. Oysters Full weight. Cove, l lb Cove, 2 lb . ... Do, t-bort weight 1 ID 2 lb Tomatoes, 2 !.... do 3 lb Red cherries, 2 lb...... Lima beans, 2 lb Hiring beans, 2 lb Polk's 2 lb sugar com Yarmouth " .. Winslow Jones's " .. Pumpkin, 3 lb Gooseberries, 2 lb , Yarmouth succotash. 2 lb.. Whortleberries. Z lb FRUIT Prices are steady. ) r&ri i ' Lemons, per box... . .. Grapes, Concord, per stand... Layer raisins, old, per box.... Muscatel, crown ........ " double....... 2 35 2 5 New, layer 2 25(9 2 35 Citron, per lb 80 Prunes, old, per lb........... 6V " new " ........ IVi 7 Currants, per lb.... yt FISH Dealers report ample stocks for )he season, and prices are advancing. Mackerel, extra mess, per bbl......J25 00(326 00 Mackerel, No. 1, large a.. 20 00(22 00 Mackerel, No. 1, shore.... ....... ........ 15 fs(al 50 Mackerel, No. 1, bay .... 14 0015 00 Mackerel, No. 2, large . 11 00 Mackerel, English break fast.. 9 00(4 9 50 HerrltiK. No. I. per box. 2 30 Codfish, large, per lb White fish. No. I, per half bbl 6 5 50(3 6 00 'J i no 2 50(9 3 00 7 00(3 7 60 wnitnsn tamuv Lake herring, per bbl . Shore herring, per bbl GUNPOWDER Fair trade at SO 25 per keg for rille, S3 50 per keg for blasting. oKHABii Htead aud receipts light. Brown 5a5He: veliow. sac: white, 7(o. HIDES The market Is dull, with a downward tendency. Green cow biues... ....... S 9 C Green steer bides. 66 lbs and up. o Green salted hides.......... 8 7 c Green kip. ......... ...........- 7 Q c Green ealf. .... 10 (9 e Dry flint 12 c Dry salted ... ......... ....J0 (4 e Sheep sKins. Feb. slaughter, each 1 00al 40 Damaged, cut, scored or bulls, two-thirds of the above prices. L.EATHER Prices are firm. Sole, Oak, per lb..................l noie. HemiocK.... . 27(4 . 83.9 . 409 284 Harness Rough harness.... Bridle, per doz.... 48 00(4 80(4 90 . 1 00(41 40 , 90(91 40 Kips, city, per lb IX)., r rencn Calfskins, city.. Do KTench... 1 AV42 15 without IRON Trade is looking up, but change in quotations. Wrought bw, ouunuou, per 100 Iba. Wrought Charcoal Bar..... Wrought, Scrap, per lb. ... Cast. Scran, per lb. ..... ... 2 26 S 45 LEAD Fair demand; prices steady. rig TpitaTAc, bar per lb s4i"o. NA1LH Trade is Improving. lOdtoOOd 2 M6T4 dtood Si 709 8d 8 20(4 Spikes (eut) S 20O 6d to7d 84.V9 NAVAL STORES We quote: Rosln.ex.paleS550(9HOO Rosin, No.3...S250(3275 Rosln,pale,bbl4 00(94 50 Tar, prbbl. 850(9375 Rosin, No. I,... J 25(43 75 Navy pitch . S 75(44 00 Rosin, No. !...3)0ci325 8p. turp'Une. 53( 56 OILS Prices are firm. Lnrd West Virginia Wintertest SI 00(91 19 Lubricating...2So Extra 90(4 0 Do. No. 2 .24(427c Do. No. 1 J)(45 o Neatsfoot. 75rtSl Do. No. 2 x75 e - Linseed 66(908 Fetrol'm. ref. 16(a) löie OIL-Linseed. raw.K5(fc per gal: boiled 71 mrZc Carbon 110 lire test l(16VjO: l.Sf) fire test 2l(i2tic: 176 dre test Z.HuiZa. Market active. Laid oil Very firm; ex r winter SI ; No 1 oQHäo; No 269i373c; strait's Wo: Bank's 6oc; Labrador 75c: castor SI 35; neat's foot 800 1 : turpentine 659Hoc per gallon per barrel. PEANUTS Are In fair request, and have declined in price. Vlrglnia,raw.Ji 9 10o Tennessee RedJi (6 Ten'see w'ite6Vi(97c. Rousted So bixher. SEED Market Uady.wlth a tair ueinand. Timothy at II 9V& 00. Clover on arrival 15c. from store 16(41040 per lb. Flaxseed 1 0 In small lota, prime in oar load lots II 10. Blue grast SI 90(92 2) per bu. 8HOT Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos. per bag,S2 30; Back, per bag, 93 66. SALT We quote at SI 4 In ear load lots for lake per barrel: Ohio river SI 60 per bbl, ani Utc additional In store. TIN PLATE AND M ETALB I. C. 10x14 tin. 19 00; I X., 10x14 tin. S12; I.C., 14x20 tin, S10; I X., 11x20 tin, SI3; l.C. UriO, roofllng tin. S8 50 I.C.. 20x2 roofl. g Un, SI7 60; block tin, pigs, 25c: bars, 26o; 27 b lion 4c; 27 e iron SJc: galvan ld Iron Super eent discount. Trade Improving. TALLOW Some increase tn the demand; ountrv. "ua7c: elty. 7fce and dull. WOOL-Market very dull. We qnoU unwashed at 2MW5e; fleece washed, SOtfM&e; tuowaAhed.364kSsniburr7 wool SClOo per pound; puueu wool awrtto.

Indianapolis Livestock Market, Ttesdat Evknino, March 13. , I Reported by J. B. Bed wick A Co., Wholesale Commission Dealers In Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. I Cattle There were 200 head of eattle at the Exci ang yards to-a ay of fair qualitv. The demand was good from butchers and shippers. At the close the yards were bare of stock. There were a few cars of very good steers on sale, which sold readily to the butchers and shippers. We note the sale of 17 good steers, a v. 1.170 Ibs, at A4 80 18 steers, f t, av. 100 lbs, at ..... 4 90 6 very good steers, av. 1 .380 lbs. at &5 00 20 cows and heifers, fair quality, retailed at... . 3 20(34 50 16 good steers, av. 1,200 lbs, retailed at. 4 6095 00 ßsteers, av. 1,200 lbs, sold at (44 50 20 cows, common, retailed at . 2 503 75 1 he outlook Is favorable for an active market this week, and prices are steady. We quote the prices same as Monday with a fair prospect for next week: good steers seiling at 4 2-V44 75, and really fine at to 00: good cows at 44 50: fair to medium at S3 25(93 75; common at S2503; bulls at 92 örvas 25; stock cattle at S3 2594; veal calves S-V35 50. Sheep Are in good demand, but prices are unchanged ; we quote S4 2Va5 for good. Hogs Receipts to-day 350 head; the market rules dull at t4 50(500 per 100 lbs. MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH. New York Market, Nrw York, March 12. Cotton 12e ; futures closed eay. Flour- A shade better in local demand export trade light. Receipts 12,000 bbls. Prices unchanged. Ryeflour S4 50(55. Cornmeal Unchanged. Wheat Quiet and unchanged. No receipts. Rye WeMern lS4c. Barley Two rowed state 6173c. Malt Unchanged. Corn Receipts 13,000 bu. Ungraded western mixed 54ty95.ic; steamer mixed 55(ö5Uc; low mixed 6V4-i6c ; steamer yellow 6Kic. Oats Dull and In buyer's favor. Receipts 43,m bu: mixed state 38053c; white do 429o0c. Hay 6570c. o Hops Quiet; yearlings 610c ; new western 89 1 4c. Coffee I n good demand ; cargoes 1721c ; Jobbing n(cf2c gold. Sugar Fair to good refining 899sc; prime 9Jia9c; refined quiet at lOJnc. Molasses Refining quiet. Rice Carolina bMic Petroleum Crude loc; refined 16c; cases 20Jc. Naphth lljc. Tallow Prime fe. Spirits Turpentine 41e. hjg8- Fresh 1616kc. Provisions Pork lower; 914 50(914 75 April; 14 25 bid; S14 90 asked. Beef unchanged. Dressed hogs dull; 16 5(v6 62. Middles easier; western long clear 7c: city do 8c; short clear middles pc. Lard lower, but closed more steady; prime steam 29 42tf, closing at S9 50; March S9 40(99 45. Butter Quiet. Cheese 9(3 154c. Whisky-ll Iff. New Orleans Market. . New ORLEANS.March 12. Flour Superfine S5 25(35 60; XX Stt6 50; XXX SO 607 7o; high grades S-(98 60. Corn 6456c. Oats Choice; 50c. Cornmeal Firmer; 52 50. Hay-Choice S17. Provisions Pot k duil, weak and lower, 1 15 50. Lard; tierce loJc; keg ll(allc. Bulkmeats; loose shoulders &c; packed 0c; clear rib 8(9 8c; clear sides 8ö8ie. Bacon; shoulders 6c; clear rib 94c; clear 9$c. Sugar-cured hams U(31Hc, Whisky Quiet and steady; SI 051 08. Coffee Rio cargoes, ordinary to prime, 16( 2bc, goid. Sagar Inferior 536e; common to good common 737c; fair to full tair88Jc; fair to choice 8a.c; centilfugal 89c; yellow clarified 109Hc. Molasses Flrra and in fair demand; common 28(930c; fair 34(9.'t6c; prime to choice 40(9 50c; fermenting common 2528c; fair 3032c; prime 35942c. Rice Quiet and steady; Louisiana ordinary to choice 46c. Bran 90c. tiold 104105 . Exchange New York premium; sterling exchange bankers' bills 500.7. Foreign Market.; London, March 12. 5 p. x. Consols lor money on account 96 516. United States Bonds 6-20s, 1805, 106V: 6-20s, 18H7. 109; 10-408 108i: new 6s, 107. Railway Shares New York Central 94; Erie iy. preferred 18: Illinois Central 5L Linseed Calcutta 49&19.s. Turpentine 94s. Paris, March 12. Rentes 1071 5c. Frankfort, March 12. United States securitiesNew fives 103. Antwerp, March 12. Petroleum 35f. Liverpool,; March 12. Cotton 6(961l-16d; sales of 9,000 bales. Including 1.0UU bales for speculation and export and 6,560 bales of American. Wheat Colorado white at 10s 4dO10s 8d; cIubdol0s8d(91Ss0d: red western spring No 2 to 1,10s 8 (91U 0d; winter do 9s 8d10s8d. Pork 61s. Beef 70s. 11x147?. Cheese 7as M iddles Long clear 38s; short do 89s. Tallow 4os. Spirits Petroleum IOh; refined 13s. Linseed Oi' 20s; common resin 5959; pale 13s. Turpentine 28s. Baltimore Market. Baltimore. March 12. Flonr Western superfine t590 75; extra S5 75(96 75; family SO 76(9 17 50 Wheat More active; No 2 red western II 48; No. 2 Chicago fl 40; Pennsylvania red SI 55(9 SI 57 Corn Western mixed 53c spot; March 54c; April 64c: last half of April 54J455c; May steamer 51951J4c. Oats Will e -40(9 42c. Rve 7072c. Clover Seed 15?ic for prime. Hay Firm; Maryland and Pennsylvania 1 15(9 17. Provisions Pork weak at S16 50. Bulk shoulders5(Sc; clean lb 88c; loon 6e, 9c packed. Bacon shoulders 774c; clear rib 9?ie. Hams I4(915c. - Lard-Refined 10llc. Butter Dull. Petmloum Refined 16c asked; no bids; crude 9J99C. odee Scarce and firm; cargoes 17 (921c; jobbing 17(922c. gold. Whisky Dull at SI 0. Receipts Wheat 4,000 bu; corn 81,000 bu. Shipments 'or n 64,000 bu St. Loa ii Market. 8t. Louis, March 12. Cotton Dull and unchanged: llVic. Klour Buoynnt; fall extras range at $5 7."ka 7 00. Wheat-No 2 rd fall SI 46 cash: SI 47 bid for April; No 3 SI 41 bid cash ; SI 43J4143 for April. Corn H6c bid for cash and March; 37o for April; 39cfor May. Oats No 2 34c cash. Rye 3(3(00. Barlev Steady and unchanged. Whisky-ll tti Provisions Pork: small lots S14 50 cash; same for May. Lid SV20 cash. Bulk meats: Clear rib $7 l i bid. Bnoon 7b(a,H 25(S 60. Hogs-Dull and nominal ft 7iHf 25: light 4 70(45; bxcon I 5 25; butchers' lo 355 50. Cattle Steady ai d unchanged. Receipt Kl-ur SttvO bbl: wheat 10,00 bu; corn 62,1 0 bu; oats 4,0x bu; rye Ifiüo bu; barley 3,0u0 bu; bogs 1,600 head; catüe 500 head. Pnlllelphla Market. Philadelphia. March 12.-Flour Minnesota family S7(97 50: Ohio and Indiana 15 95(47 59; high grades $81 25. Wheat Red S1&1(165; amber SI 56(31 53; white 91 65. Rye Unchanged. Corn Yellow o4(955c ; white 64e; mixed 64o. Oats White 4144c; mixed 39c. Clover Seed 13fflltic. Butte New Yo.k and Bradford eoanty extras 27(32Sc ; firsts 25927c ; western extras 2320c ; finds 2 l(424c. Cheese 14 (il6c; prime 11 (912c. Fgs ltkal7c. Petroleum Refined 15:5yie; crude He. Whisky ester n SI . . Receli'ts Wheat 3,00 bu: corn 43,000 bu. rhipments Corn 44,000 bu. Kew York Livestock Market. New York. March 12. Beeves Reeelpts 3.400 hed, mas Ing 700 head f-r the week against 9,010 lsHt week. The quality is scarcely fair, generally wtlhon'yafew prime steers, none premium gade; demand better than for some days; trade fairly active at an advance ofjc;

besnots I212 25; good to prime 111(311 759ln aL1? trr f9 5'i10 75: 'nmonCs5i 75 LfglÄaÄfat Bt" "ere rthl . ftP'-lpt 5,750 head, making 15,0a) Jr the.wfek gainst 17,000 head last week. Thmarkt l,flrm"l "hade higher for good stock ; some extra and fancy sheen sold t?o: ß,r,,Ct,jr wltÄ0HaeryJ'00, 10,8 5 2597 25; with 5 car loads of Colorado sheep holding for hÜ1?6-.'..5'930 heftd. making 13,660 No.offJrldaTl "aW "' Clilraco Market. Chicago. March 12. -Flour-Quiet, Wheat t nsettied and lower-No 2 tl 23V cash; Si 24 April; Si 28MsyV NoSdolf Äedc1C Ca8h: AVril; Vi May; Mt-H18hfr. 32c cash; 32vo April; 35c Rye-2(363c. Barley use. Lard Dull, weak and lower- S9 ft .,, . deKJZL&ort.JJ& 7Jic; "bort clear TJic. JrMlour7 bbls: wheat 10. bn; rbu.' ; none: ryo 5B-ü0öi barter 'shipments Flour 3,800 bbls; wheat 75 000 bnleT8ÄbU: 1'000 bU: yiSS?Url Sl"28 May. ClRe What W& lower! 1 24 April; Cora-'Lower; 39J4'c AprU; 43c May. Oats ic lower. Provisions Pork heavy and lower- lit 27V &13 30 April; S13 50 May. 113 Ma?."1 l0WCr WCak; W K ADrU'' W( CinelnnaU Market. CrNcnWATT,Iarcl. 12.-, v.? ron- Quiet at llie J ;tour-eady: family W 6ü6 75T eiww-Wheat-Red SI 401 60. Corn 40a.43c. Oats 3.5(a40c. Rye 72&73c. Barley j(j75e. !ro7,Uion-pork 14(514 25. Lard steam S9 9 12; kettle sioio 5of Bulg meaS shoulders nominal at 5c: short rib sold 7c spot ar-d buyer Michigan; short clear 7o. Bacon 6J4c, 8e, 'föt5555Ä but generaUy held h,gherSv, 30(5 70; packing i 75; heavy 15 Receipt 1,009 head. Shipment 550 headMllwankeo Market. MiLWArKEE, March 12. Flour Steady. Wheat-Opened and closed weak ; No 1 Milwaukee spring SI 40; No 2 do SI 31 W-seller April fl 30; May SI 34; No 3 SI U. Corn 40c: new 38c. Oats-No 2 30l;c. Rye No 1 nominal; 65c. Barley-No 2 spring e8c : No 3 do c. a7 on8Pork nomlnl t S13 00. Lard S8 87 . Dressed Hogs $5 50. Receipts Wheat 1,500 bu; corn 11,000 bu. Shipments Wheat 430 bu; corn 5o0 bu. East Liberty Live Slock Market. East Liberty, March 1. Cattle Receipts since h rlday 107 cars ot through and 18 can, of yard stock or 1,81 head; total for the week ending this day 3,773 head, or 154 cars through and 6j cars ol yard stock : suppl v very light lor this week s opening so far, and no business doing xcept. a few at retail; no quotations. Hogs Kecelpt 5,775 head : total for the week loghead; Yorkers S5 255 60; Philadelphias S0(ab 2x Sheep Receipts 2,000 head; total for the week 9,400 head ; selling at So 506 25. If ew Tork Irj UmkJm Market. New York, March 12.-Buslness moderate with package houses and there was a lair jobbing trade Cotton goods quiei in first hauds. Lonsdale bleached shirtings reduced cent. Prints ra her more active. D ess goods doing well. Mens' wear woolens in irregular dedemtnd. Shawls quiet. Foreign goods In steady request.

T71LEOTI0N NOTICE. Notice Is hereby IV given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Fad Creek and White River O ravel Roaa company will be held at school house No. 5 in Washington township, Marion county, on the 2 th i-ay of March, 1877. at 9 o'clock a. m., to elect five directors for the ensuing year. By o-der of the board of directors. POWELL HLAND, Bec'y F. C. and W. R. H. R. Co. SELLERS' LIVER PILLS. Selten' Lirer Pill bare n.nd lor Thin r vemr. . ataaA Td Bemedr tx It care of Llrar Cwnclunt. CaMlnaeM, Sick Headmehea, and all 1)wm;ihh.1i r Um Ur. "Sollert Veraiiriiiara.t Wrm Deatraree," expalled 400 larr-. In wars, froai aijt ckikd, 8 raars aid. Wia. Sanrcr. St. Lauia. Ma. Price af sn. tja. if aa dragrl oat keep iheni. and tor tkraa. R K. SKLLF.KM CO., Pmpra. Pitt'Harek. Pa. Ptea. rlc. trat mt'j hj nail Sno min. TIlB.illinrirnliMOnanairMl.Hnh.M, AM ' BTOfifiS. HAKTtlSOIf OO 7alfiesvfll, Lsas Co, Okls. Li Yfl of tne Llt,,e Rork "T"1 F1- Smith All Io railway and Uoiernmeat Home su-a . Colonies Organism, cm .mual Maps frre. Ticket fares the lowest, and the amount both ways credited on land purchases. Apply for particulars to W, D. SLACK, Land JommisKtoner. or to . W. II Km KD, eueial Agent, 249 West Fourth atreet, Cincinnati, O. COUCH SYRUP. L Seller9 rajrfc Syrna I Of 'drat aad iwni i popur sraicu or in? vn xr WuM, cul, , i troop, uoaneneaa, aaa Lung I nablr. Kead I "U Saved Uie LI raf air ebildrea." J.J ' 1 Vaaman. Lone P. '. III. "It eared ar vife 1 a'aterrlbla eW wäm eeei-r Iblaar rlmm fall. 1 ' ed." K. I.. M.arhotf. Al eekanr Ci ,. Pa. I" no.. 1 1 a. aad 1. If ra-ir draff at rtait krm it, armd toe 1 R. S. SKt.l.rR . Pt-W PK..mi-,Ii, r.. ' fallaoooaalar rkkaat Mirer Klar, la Ihm arid, laddeau abd ade-aiaraa with smlaias. aita laa ' l'-ai. aak. aaa. Baadaaeaele IDai MARK TWAIN. tad. Intrvdactioa by AOErrfTS vaaled earjvboea. tnnatrated Ctr. alara aad taraii rra. addraas O. aSTTLKTOS a OO CUaaaa, iila, ar Ciasiaaatt. o. ."iMaw, irr a la waateSV a new, a-rmaaat. aad ranretanw, la whWrSVay artlv. inaa mum a caa .Mi - . yd ..Ir busia r ; ernerleooad areMaTVk Tf. ie ercra j. tTTA15J-3'r"," c r-a.iv- M.- A. I trw., Maaacn.aa L.TjaA- Clea ta repaallle aad rrllaav"a'aas t aiatk fceotTraa Agesideitrsardlary laa aer u-ala." .v. r. tri, tmm. A frU It. lord. Ult lVLL ltOAO AOriCE. Notice is hereby given to tKe stockholders of the Hro.lt llle Uravel roai company that an eleetlon will be held at tuelr toil house on said road Saturday, the 7th day of April, 1S77, at 2 o'clock p.m. of said day. or the purpos of electing tbrea) directors '-r sld rosd for the ensuing year. HENRY BRADY, 8 en tary of Company. WirIMTir I. II mi aj.i inlar-ss, RHEU?SAT1SM. Johnaon'i Rhea mlleromeaad U tna only raliabl ramed lur hbaunin-in au I tienralia. It ta nid iTiLtr. fll VSICIANi raaacaiBBtr. Tba worat eases ot Inflammatory BheoBuUom hare bea earea la ona waaa'a um, nw ' Ii, If Tonrdraxeisi does ma keep 11, aend for it. J ' " 'Saasas, APCHTC Investigate the merits of the IIHUr.lt IOi hiHtrau-d Weekly before detenninlng upon your work for this fall and winter. The combination for this season surpasses anything heretofore attempted. Terms eent free on application. Add re CHARI.bH LUCAH A CO. U Warren strnei. New York.

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