Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 32, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1877 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENT rNEL, WEDNESDAY MOliNING MARCH 28, 1877.

STILL MAD

or ; ALL COMPETITION IN Block Silks Colored Silk-S Fancy Summer Silks Brocade Silks, Black CaMlimorc, Black I5riIIia.ttii.eM, Black JI oh air, Black Alpacas, etc WB' Grades in these Roods at tfae Very Lowost Price. BEt.UT.FUL NOVELTIES la DRESS FABRICS t AlXlilVE THIS WEEK. X. R. Hunples by mall only. L S, AYBES & GO., INDIANAPOLIS. FINANCIAL AND COhl 31 ERC1AL OS 1 LSD TUE HARIiETM. rrricTaTTPCK noi anapot.i Sentikex, i Tl KsDAT Evening. Marrh 27. 1877. I The week ending this evening haVdevtfoped no new features In the local money market. The banks are dealing cautiously with their customers, and accommoda'ious are es tended Only t those who offer strictly unexceptional p iper, and this Is placed at 10 to 12 per cent Counter sales of eastern exchange are made at 1-10 premium and the market la moderately supplied. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUBK. Clearings. Balances. lO.Ml.OOU 1X68.000 ror j; w eks ending Dec 309 11. !,( For month o January.., For month -t February. Thursday, Marrh 1 Friday, March 2 . Saturday, March Monday. March 5.... ...... . Tuesday , Feb. 6 .. .. Wednesday, March 7.... Thursday, March 8 Friday. March 9 Saturday, March I0..... Monday, March 12 Tuesday, March IS Wfdnenday, March It. Thursday. Match 15 .. Friday, March 1 Saturday, March 17 Monday, March 19 TucsdaV, Match 2. Wednesday, March 21.... 5,002,1)00 4,xo7,uuo 185,0) ?J5,009 2H-J.UI0 27S.KW 2! (W0 i;o,oo9 1HÖ.0U9 210, 138.01 l'),o9 175,UX 15,0(J mo9 1"),W v,iine 170.0! " 145,1 I.H2,on 2l5.1Xi 210,000 7i,mw 65,(00 I05.IO0 108,100 lOU.OoO 1U 0 72,000 60,100 74.00 60.6 0 69,000 62,01 6.UU 71J9 71,1(10 St.uw 72.01 ThrKday. March 'it. C8.IM Friday, March 2' Saturday. March 24 ' Monday, Mxrch 2 Tuesday, March 27.M 6-4. On 77 .OOS fl8.UVt 65,009 XT pouts or sewta. The following la a detailed report of specie exported from the district of New York fur the week ending March 21, 1677 : Total for week 131,429 since ja-nuary l. silver.. v.,km. Since January 1. gold 409,714 MM. Käme time lu 187 II.HM Same time In 1875 . K.Ikku Same time In 1874 7,ft4,07H Hämo time In 18"3 . 14,352,316 Ha me time In 18 2 6,222,58 Harne time In 1871 . 14,131,847 Same time In 1870-... .......... 6,562,314 Commercial. In general marohandlse trade Li beginning to look op, and with springlike weather, which has at la.it set in, merchanU anticipate a steady improvement In the volume of bust Provisions are quiet, and values during the week have fluctuated, the market to-day beweak, with a decline In prices. In the grain market the movenieut hi not large, but j rices have been well maintained and corn is fairly active at prioea that bare prevailed for some time past. The produe markets are steady, with liberal receipts of egir. poultry and butter. Ia dry goods prices are stolid jr and the alue of trade steadily increasing. The New York Dally Bulletin reviews the market tut follows: The business of the day has exhibited a lit tie more animation, both In cotton and woolen productions, imnim manufacturers' amenta, ltliougi the demand to either from first hand a a by no means active. Th leading Jobbing firms have been more busily employed in their distributions of general stock, but ihetniflle among the smaller dealers of this depart ment shows, but little Improvement, and some continued to ronplain of a dell trade. Prices of standard cotton goodsbave la raast cases been steadily maintained, although ol prints there hai been a further reduction in valuer of leading innkw, which will undoubtedly be followed by a general revision of rates for the different grades. Bleached and unbleached cottons of leading makes were eacn sold by amenta in moderate quantities at steady prices, and ot others ttie limited wsnta of Immediate trade wrrenatpiled at unchanged figures, but we beard 4 uo large sale of either, aud buyers of eonsidera tolelotaof low gradeM might obtain some concession from current rates up.n negotiation. Prints have ben autyjet to a furttier reduotlon in prices, and the market for theta fabrics is excited arid unncttk-o in oons-quertee of the recent rapid fluctuations, in audit loa to the changes noted yesterday the Harmony fancies were rednced by agents to6e; do shirt Ines, 6c; robe, pinkxto 7 and purples ljc: (tamer's fancy to 6V3; shirtings, s'tfe; mournings, Je: solid, 8 jC; checks, &4c; purple, 9c; pinks, 8Mc: Wamutta fancy to &4i. To-dav, oriental fancien and shirtings each U ie; Bristol Uocies to6'4c; Central Park skirtings to 6(c Allen's fancy frocks, ch.ks and stripes each to B'jc; do bull, pinks and (rtrraan eich 7o; Hamilton parrlrn to "e; Knlckerbrwker fancy to Gc; R'chmond fanclea toi'c: do greys and ohocolate, each V-fi do ierman,7c; do ctiecks, 7o; do pinks. 7ic; HouLhbridge fnoyani shir Inn tjri. a-h to )4c; Union mourn I ng, (Grecian grey olld black and shepherd rlaldn, each to 7c; Washington fancy to d; do roboH, ruby, Hwlsn ruby, gr en and orange and 0riuan.each to7'c; do blue and wall, blue and orange, each to Kc; Garner's botue and export styles to 8c. Colored cottons, uch as denims, dyed -drjrk, tlcklnKH, strpes. checks and oottoaad. have each been selling mo :erately at nnrhanged prices. Ulnghams of leadln dress goods styleshar eontinned in moJert ruewt, with a fair amount of a-lea while 'he more stapte d cript'ons have moved slowly. W rsted dress goods of favorite make were In fair request, with moderat salea. There Is little doing In wool at this time and prices are nominal. The Boston rnnrket lift ported as follows by the Journal c f Uommeree: The rejiorted sales of the week aggregate IjOlZ.. ogalnst I.M7.800 the previous week. IWlars are beginning to consider the prospeots of the oomiiiK spring clip in California, and ja J ready several represenutllves of dltrerot aMnses her hav left for that state, and ol tiers will soon fol nw. Lat spring's clip is weil ,0 weI out, but t here is considerable of the fVj on hand, lnc udlcs sbout l'X bag" In Vbc

hand ofbinkcru, and this Is not very saleable except t lower rlgurw. The present clip lias oiiened In alitor ia in a few instHnces at 'it i(iytC gold, and If these prices Indicate how the

wool are to oe neiu ine pronpeci i nut morakle to our dealers and manufacturers. These figures are cornddi-rabiy nbve those of a year aso, and moreover It is stated that the spring stule will be burrytiiid weak. It is toible, ' r .1... 1 . . 11 ..111 nm-A cheaper than the one soou to be brought into the market. . ... we report sa'es or ms or uomesiic, wi,400 ib of Calilornia, 178,'Jou lbs pullei ana 10,000 lbs fnreigu. miiklnc a total of lJUi"2jCvO lbs. in domestic, Uj.uuu lbsnne unwisneu aim unmen iiauutble at 2Hc: o7,(liiO X and above Wlonsln fleece at 384Jc; 3,00) cottsait; l,(it)0 Texas at 20e; l.nto s-oured at 60c ; 4,'On nnwnalied Hilo at J; 8.0UU combing at 4-V47c; 1 unwashed doat;i7o: 10,iW) No. 1 fleece at 42c; to.ortu Michigan fleece at 37..;cl 18,0(0 OreKou at 3o: 8,wju wmrvd at 4.(iu un washed at Ztic; 11."" neece ai .jt cj-toc; n uoi a at 40ö7c; ft.OiJ" XXX fleece at 4i"c: 10,000 X Ohio atK; lri,0UH fleece at private terms; 2o,000 X OninateiejVO Nevailaat 2:: l) X fleece neavy at &Mi Oregon ai it ;c: iu,w Arinaat20c: 2,ou Xdoat 3-Jc; 3,uuo medium eoiiTbing; i.OUO unwashed combing at 4!tc; 2,(XM) coarse fleece at JWc; 5.0 0 unwashed at 2(ic; Snd do at .7c: 8,(0"' Michigan X at 7c; 8,000 do at 3c; SiWO scoured at 4öc: lä.f combing and dctxine at 37c: 17,000 XX Ohio at4c;.OUO soourwl at l ie; 5,0110 do at H.Vlc; 10,000 unwashed at 2': 1I,(U) delaine at 50c: 5,MO medium Ohio ut 41c; ;X X at .bsc; 1,700 t oierado at 2 ; 5, K 0 do at 2-; 0,0u0 Texas at 21 V : 6.000 eastern at 2.V? ; 6,' W X fleece at 37c; 2,ti0i) Nevada at 21c; 10.1 0 scoured ut Ciyrc : ft.000 ooarsefiVfOe at 2tc; 3,(X coaixe oomhing at 47 He ; i,A0 combine ll eceat4!c; 2u0 nmlium fltn-oe at 4tc; 6.IIUJ combing and delaine at 47r. Mo ; 5,M fleece at private terms; :S0,)0 do at 30 (Sllc:7,0C uuwabiieU at 2üc;l,000 wouiedat 40f7lo. The grain market is strong, with a fair demand for corn, and prices are steady. The New York Daily Bulletin reviews the breadstaff market as follows: Through the week the ottnand for spring wh at here h is been on a moderate scale or export md railing, rather more urgent from the milling interest, and on lilteral Otterings strictly prime stock has shown more firmness No Z Milwaukee spring went at SI 4.', in store, and fl 41 afloat, to export buyers, and closed with t ties rates reported bid and l(it2o more aked. No 2 Chicago spring last sold. In Stan, at 1 44. bat toward the olose was quoted H 40' bid (and rumored at SI 41), with up to 11 fJ asked. LJUie maniiestation ci a specu lative tiiiner hat. been notni In the local mar ket during the week. No 3 Milwaukee spring. in Ktore, sold, tor shipment and muling, at 1 37 ($1 38: on Mondav part of a load to a local miller at II 58; and No 3 Chicago do, in store and afloat, went last at 1131, but Is now quotod somewhat stronger. A considerable portion of the week's business in snrine wheat has been in ungraded took of the crons of lat and the preceding year, at generally weak and irregular prloos- this class having beon offered with considerable urgencr. Of the sales were, on Saturday, two boat loads of Minnesota soring, of thecr-.pof 1875, In 'tore, at II 27 for export . No. 1 spring has been scarce and onlet. Winter wheat has Ixsen more soueht after and steadier as to val ues. Kxtra white Michigan sold at II Uct I 67; on Saturday 3,000 bu for shipment at II 6V. Infi rior to irood nnl western was mar keted at Ii 4IM150, of which, to local millers. on Manday. 2j0iio bu fair at ti to, ana b.uwj nu o i at II 50. both lots in store. Two car loads of vorv choice white Genesee were sold toariv t fl 74. Against a decreasj of Ka.ooO bu wheut iu More bere for the week stand tlie ex port clearances of W5.i0 b'i. iWn hasshowti a fair c egree of animation as well lor export as for home use. at om - wliat variable prices, new crop leaving on o i klondsy, however, decidedly stronger, on rcstrtcteu offerings; and old mixed western also stcadiT. Iho dealings in new crop were lately ia New Yoik ateamer mixed and in Na a, which left off on Monday at öc and .i3c reNeetiveIy. White southern afloat sold on Monday, 6,ii0 bu for home ue, at Old No 3 Chicago went on that dy to local buyers at Mo iu store or STfo afloat. In the option line trade has been less extensive, chiefly in New York steamer mixed, for various deliveries in March at aud April at (Vie. Against the decreaae for the week of 134.000 bu in the amount In atora bere stand the export clearaaoe of jO4nJ0 bu. VWtBLK StTPPtY OF ORAI!T. The 'olio wing was the stock in granary at Ike principal points of accumulation at lake and aenbard ports, in transit by rail, oa the New York cauals aud on the lakes, March 10, 1877: March 10 March 3, March 11, 1877. 1877. . 10,SllW 10.77H.I45 . 11,0,(00 12.2II8S . .KI2JII a,ür.,l41 , S,I63,U 3,47S.lHi 187. Wheat, ba Corn, bu; Oats, 1; ... Barley, bn 16,9.fc,R06 5,771,7: 3,4a',82l 11,4!6 415,112 Rye, bu.. - Iu regard to the british grain trade It Is said that during the first six mouths of the harvest year commencing September 1, there was imported Into the United Kingdom .V2,.T7li0 owts of grain, including 17,!Wt,lr cwts of wheat, 15378,891 cwts of maize, 3,031,625 cwts fleur. .HOAewhr barley, 6,0(10,715 cwts oats, Z.l-,190 cwts beana and 7l.t,h77 cwts peaa. Of the imports of wheat, 7.KKU33 cwts was from the United Htates, principally from the Pacific coast. Of flour imported, 9V'I( cwts was American ; and of maizo, the receipts of American product were about 8,100,000 cwts. The February returns show that of the total lmiwrts or wheat 2,(i.fJ.t77 cwts that month, ,617,(K!1 cwts was from United Htates ports and oi this total, lUi.Usö was from the Pacific Coast. Provisions to-day were weaker than on 'Saturday, and holders were compelled to submit to a decline. rXPOKTH OK DOMESTIC PRODUCTS VOR 1375 AND is;s. The chief of the Bureau of statistics furnishes the following analy-is of the exports ot dwueatie products during the calendar years IsVä and 1876: Raw or Partially Manufactured Articles. Animals, living Breadstuff, including rice Cotton, unnta ufactured... Fruits o all kinds. Hides, skins and furs Nu val stores rosin, crude rarpei'tlnetar, Ac Oi ia petroleum .crude and ronued Otis anlra&l, fish and vegetable , )tt CttH?w iiiiii Ilium q Pro"istons meats M butter and cheese ... . n lard..., Values. 1875. 1876. 2..V4J.471 r2.402.043 11.1,K.iS,47 132,llS.').7-IO 2,0,im 2,675,01 Ul7,22.'i 18,62,I25 l,Uf7,(0 2,-2.5rfS4 8,11682 6,001,127 289,187 270,912 31,73461 48513,001 208,882 2,447.475 S,V4;W 5.tl,iH0 45,l3,077 62,156,223 11.007.080 14,770,728 22,741.21 27,108, 3,126,118 3,076,213 KW8.106 1,4W,:äi 1J24.28 2.UI2 4U5 2,145.381 7,W,06.1 5,7K7,lU 7,H46,()a 18,34.M1 22,03155 1322,722 13,931,019 5,463.574 56108 M M Fish ............. vegetables, dto...MM...PsioksÜTer .. Kpirits of turpentlae......-. Tallow . . Tohacoo, leaf , "Wood Umber. lumber.Ac. Ulher, - partially raanufd artica. Total raw or partially taanufVd article 1198,07391 1568,135,785 Total manufactured rtlCiea . 68,938,527 69,31683 . Aggregate "jOT,00118 KOT.l daft and Ute following transactions were reerted: 1 ear bran... 114 00 lor wheats 1 50 1 Car wheat 1 53 rovllona are fairly aolve. and prices are ftrtm. The Cbloago Commercial, in oommentfc upoa the packing In the wet, says: The returns from the packing points In the WO4 oorae la very slowly about one-third are yet, to report and it appears doubtful whether the aggregate returns can be given to the public before the beginning of next Month. It appears tt at the packers are growing more averse each year to giving their report. and the recent decline in provisionscredited to operations In our market has not SMdMted matters materially. Of the principal eitlen, Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Milwaukee aud Louisville have made full and oomi4ete returns; Kt. Louis Uextreiely back ward, and It ia aoubtfol if anything like asatt'd'aotory report can be obtained from the 'Fntare Ureal City during tne present se&aon. It is stated on good authority that the maot Ity the packers positively refuse to make nT f poHiif ihlr biitln , either a- to the amber hogs packed, the average weight or lite totd ot the lard. Cleveland will probably report nothing but the number o' hogs ruckea, and the probabilities are that the

compilers of Ihe packing of the west will bnvj to estimate the business t tannic ted at Dc i;que and fiaena,w here the packen appear to

nave no prhie in exntnitii g tneir snare oi ine business Interests of their respective cities. It appeals surprising that, the packers of other cities will Dot profit by the example set them by the packers of Chicago. Here, full and complete leturnsof the number of hogs packed, tne amount oi product made, ana stocks on hand are regular. y given to the public. It is a standing advertisement for the Provision trade of this city, and there Is no information more eagerly sought for by the trade of this country and Kurope than that aoove referred to. It tends to increase tne business of the provision trade, by attracting o detsfor large amounts of product to a mart where they can bo readily aud satisfactorily tilled. This ia the secret of theaucceaaof our traue, and more than any one thing eis accob uts for the enormous number of 2,lt-3,-lsti hoesbeine packed in tili city during the, 12 months ending Marcli 1, 1S77, aainHi 2,3-'0,Si during the previous 12 months an lut-rcae of 612,040, being larger than the segregate packing ot any western city uunng tne same time, except that of Cincinnati tne entire packing of the former Torkopollsof the went only excelling the increase in the packing of Chicago by 17,100 hogs. The New York Dally Bulletin of Wednesday says : On the general market for the hog product businesM has been quite slow and somewhat unwitlsfa- lory, with a dearth of luterestlng features on even the leading articles. The tendency of values uasl'een rather reactionary against tho material break of the preceding Meek, but at no time positively buoyant; the actual ga n made on the recovery Is Insignificant, and while a portion of the trade are unquest ionab'y more hopeful, the evidences of a liealihy restoration of confidence are as yet lacking. Specnlators are not plenty, ana those moving fail to take hold wilb that spirit which would Indicate a firm belief that the product has attractive elements aa an article lor Investment, while most chauges in values on the various options have appeared to be the result merely of sympathetic fluctuation with the changes telegraphed from the west, shippers have continued to flfcuro to some extent on supplies but both the foreign and domestic consums live demands have proven true to the precedents of the entire season, and with eacn successive addition to cost there was a perceptible diminution of Inquiry, which at times has left the market In a very dull condition, to what extent and for what period buyeis can and will adhere to this hand-to-mouth policy is an enigma, of course, but it is through somewhat costly experience that nany operators are now willing to admit the fallacy of attempting to combat it by other than the most attractive terms. To And out about what such terms may tw, therefore, now seems the careful study of those interested, and while a portion are hopeful a revival oi demand is not tar distant, ot hers express the belief that a further pruning on price must take place before a reassuring movement of goods can set In. Lard, considering its prominence as a speculative article, has proven remarkably free from exciting feature, and generally dull. Indeed, crude lard was quite neglected frequently, with some little, difficulty experienced in fully stbllshing value for want of a basis of actual sales. It-liners were not wanting thi class of stock at the price, exporters either could not or would not handle it, aud there was no special attraction to purchase fr speculative use. Values have hardened about f .c per Ik, rather more through holders asking the' advance, in sympathy with contracts, and refusing to nifor stock, than because they wen bid up by operators in quest of suppllea. City lard lias done verv well, the prime selling rap idly and close up to the value of Western, -, j r . . r . i . . , wuue K)wfi p was muue ui imnk in nie vo. i at about Vc, with lio later offering at the rute K-ifliiexl ha shown a ü .-elded falling offin the number of sales to the continent. This Is In part due to the filling of the most important orders laat week, which eivea shippers a very good sui-ply lor some lit tie time, but mainly to the lncrea-e of v.lue In natural sequence of addition to cost on the crude article. Atarnul lOo the uemand deadened, and has Dot since amounted o much. South American ord rs moderately plenty, and for th? West ladles f ere has been a veiy good trade, though understood to be at quite low tange of prices, 'I lie market on options nas not arrorueu an opportu .ity for a very lanre line of brokereee. as operators were scarce nd tlio-e In attend ance rather inclined to take lima ot tne mark et in a very cautious gingerly fashion. In spiration, loo came mainl from the west, and the market here has been very sensitive to every change telegraphed. Values have ad vanced a fraction ov-rlast week, but it was up-hill work to obtain the advantage, a"d it was türmt r snown to ne nca Dy a very sugni tenure, on the lest indication of an ud verse character. Jn bilef, operations on the specula tive line do no, take sufucentlv positive char acter to attract outside element, and trading ror the present is unsatisiactory. FORElGJf EXPORTS OF PROVLSIONH. The following Is the comparative statement of exports from the United States from Octo ber 2i to March 10 In the past and present season: 1875-6. 1876-7. Increase Pork, lbs 18,74,2uO 24,70000 5,!W1 UU iArd, lbs 6.1,963,041 87,7.16,680 2t,7S.V6 Meats, lbs 167,372379 227,823,!05 60,451,086 Total, lbs...JJ50,054,12J 34070,05 9016,272 Kxports for the weekending March 17, 1877: Ork l)hlH,tnMnmiim utMHinnwmi .0t MeaU. lbs 5,400,5M) There ! a fair Jobbing demand for groceries, and prices are Kt roti g. ThNw York market is reviewed as follows: Bio coffee has been aulet here all the week. and to a great extent nominal at 17r:ic, gold, wr ordinary to prime invoices, l he supply was increased an important Item on Friday by the arrival of the steamer Halley with Ü.ixk) bags, and tne better a-worlmeut thus afforded Is ex ected to stimulate trade wmewhat this week, though the samples were on the market by Saturday, and little has yet been done. There has been a fair business in Bal tlmore, mostly on the account of New York parties. The advices from Itio Janeiro have not positively favored either buyers or sellers, some advance in the prioes being neutralized by Increased receipts, but In London there has been a favorable market, with an advance of Is. The regular monthly ae of the Netherlands Trading company occurs th s week, and the event la awaited with not a little Interest. A pretty good business in mild gradea has been done at steady prioes, the recent rather large arrivals having no unfavorable eflect on the market, owing to the tact of their having been previously sold. Java is still quoted 2324o and Maracaibo 182u,ic, gold. ltaw sugar has been dull, weak and nominal at ti&'ki for lair to god refining. The features of the market have been substantially the same as for many weeks past. The latent statistics place the stock t New York. Boston, Baltimore and Philadelphia at a total of 22,4:19 tons, against 43,100 ton at the same time last year, or a fa ling off of 48 per cent; but this Is a fact of little consequeuce in the present dullness of trade. The Cuban advices have reported a dull or declining market at all the shipping ports. Refiners continue to Import on their own account, and their product is stea lily falling In value. The sugar market as a mailer of fact hai at present anything bnt a ' cheerful aspect. Ii .med baa declined to llfötlc for hard grades. with a moderate trade. The New Orleans Price Current haa published a pamphlet giv ng the yield of sugar iu that state from which It is learned that the crop lu the season of 1876-77 was 163,837 hhds, or equal to 194.961,4 against 139,. 601 hhd, or equal to 165,444 tt in tha' of 175-76, showloic an increase in the seaaon Jnat ended of 29,518,15 lbs. The yield during the past season has been the largest since 1862, and affords gratifying evidence of the steady reeuperstlon of at leaat one Important Industry In Joulslana. The following shows th variations of the yield in that state since I860, with approximate value of the crops: Season. Crop, lbs. 261,200,00t Total Value. fl4.4fcV.000 25,nul,J00 7.7.W.Ü00 IH. 8U0.UUU 2,000,000 2,847KW 6rt(,0P0 5100,000 II, 610,000 10.02,000 1 4.261 Jt 13 9 U"U0 10 90U,HO0 8A6,0()0 1115.000 12,100 ,(03 ivw.ooo 75415,-1860-61. 1 !-. 628; 11.01 ISM-J-S3.... m,- , S4,'i0n,UO 10.800 000 19 WW.0O0 42JMI.0O 44,400.000 ftS.l OO. "0 9fl,.VXr 1S.M i,0(O 1SU-M 1884-65 I 05-04 IS.iS.67. IS67-M 1868-89... I8ÖH-70...., 1S7W-71..... 1871 Tl., 1873 73., 1873-74 , 174-75 H75 7. 1878 77 1M9O0.0U0 125.:),0lO 10350(1.(100 13I.6O0.UO0 1SS, 4 50,000 104,90.1,4) Since 1865 Louisiana has produced 43s! lbs of sugar, valued at Hl ,891,000.

OX 'CHANGE. There was very little business transacted on

'change to-day, and we have no sales to re port. Dispatch n Tha nee. ! LiVEarooL, March 27, 11 a. m. FlOCR 21g2s. WiiKAT-Wluter 10s 0dl lOd ; spring 9s 8J 10s 8d; white 10s 7d10sd; c ub 10s 9dlls Id. Corn 22s 0d (323a; old 21s 6d,321s 9d. PoKK 60s. Lard 19s 6d. Baltihork, March 27, 12 m. Vh eat Very firm ; good demand. Fioru Very firm; good demand, fjoa.f Mixed western lower; 5SVe spot; 53,' -i3c April ; 54 3 io May. PniLADiLPHiA, March 27, 12 ra. FixrR Kirnoer: good demand; Indiana su per $5; extra SC; extra family 17. Wiikat tJood local demand; white western f l 65 .gt 70; amber-9l 65; Milwaukee No 1 spring f 1 13; No 2, f I 4S; No 2 Chicago II 47, Corn Market poorly supplied; good local demand for western mixed at 5ic. Oats -Good local demand at full prices; white western 46e; mixed 42S43c. New York, March 27. 12 m. Wheat Quiet, firm; Chicago It 36Q1 45; Milwaukee fl 39l 48, held h gher; red winter fl 453:r55; amber f I 55l 65. Cohn Quiet; mixed 66358c. Oats Quiet; mixed 41Vi54c. PoKi-Qnlet; f 14 bid March; $1 April; fll May; 114 'JO June. La kd Quiet; S 47 bid April; 9 60 May; It) 70 June. Chicago, March 27, 12 m. Wheat Fsler; SI 27 April; II 32$ May. CoRN-Dull; 23i April; 42?o May; 43c June. Oats- Quiet; 31Jge April; 3fJc May; nominally 31e cash or March. PoKK-Firnier; 113 40 April; 113 57 May; f 13 77J June. Ii.RD-Flrmer ; 19 bid April ; 59 20 May. Cut Meats Boxed qulet,easler;S. nominally 6.';e; L.O. 7Jc; S. It. 770 ; sales L. C.S. C.7t. Orekn Meat Hams 774c. 16 I'm average. Hons Estimated receipts 12,509 head. Market slow : generally about 10c lower all around. GRAIN IN STORK. March 24, 1877.

Wheat Corn. Oats. Klevator A....... 75t '119,325 22o Elevator B 5,311 73,525 4.9.15 Central Elevator 17, "0 J.oui City Elevator....... 2s,6 0 10 levator I) Elevator E 1.000 Total - 6,094 237.750 31,931 March 24, 1876. Wheat Corn. Oata. Elevator A..... 6,28.1 7JÖ7 7,M0 Elevator B 17,826 20 88 3.2 W t'entral Elevator 2.0UH 900 7,W City Elevator 5M 6,5-i.l 13.514 Elevator 1) - 7,085 700 2,900 Elevator E 700 600 1,000 Tola! 34.478 36,738 35,870

BECEIPT8 AMD SHIPMENTS. The following are the receipts and ship ments for the last 24 hours:

Articles. Receipts Shlprats Flour Barrels. 8ti 1,700 Wheat Bushels. 6,2i Corn . Bushels 31 ,000 67.200 Oats......-...... Bushels. 1,409 2,100 Kye . Bushels Karley Bushels. l,20f 400 Hogs Head. 720 4SI! tattle Head. 1JW7 1,173 Horses aud Males. Head. li siieep. . . ......... Head. 175 750 Coal and Coke Tons. l2 4 8 Hran Tons. 10 20 Corn Meal Harre La. 2uu Sou I r y ToriÄa - Hides Tons. 80 Lard.... Tleroea. 150 2JU Lumber Feet. 192,5no 236M lrovislous.......... Tons. 210 60 Wbiskv Barrels. f ifl-0

DAI1.T BETIEW OF TUE INDIANA! OLIS HARKtTTK. Indianapolis Prorlslon farket. BtTLk Meats The market, to-day exhibited very little vitality; the demand was unimpo tant and prices were a shade tower. We ö note : c. r. sides at 7c ; clear sides 71c : shoulders 6c. ' LABU The market is steady and we quote p. s. lard. tierces, 19 10; kettle, 110 10. Jobbing Prk eh Clear pork, 1 öoai7; mess pork, II 5U; bacon shoulders. pacaed,7c; Sugar-curexl do, packed, 854c; bHCou, clear sides, packed. He; breakfast bacon, packed ll1 vie', sugar cured bams ll)&12c. tlanMpoli drain flour Market. Corn steady. The market was qolet,w!th more buyers than sellers, but the demand was less urgent, and prices for spot were a fraction lower. April and May Inactive and nominally unchanged in prliv. Receipts very sma 1 and stoeks In store diminishing. The following were the closing bids at call board at 12:15 o'clock: High mixed 4oc f. o. b. 41c asked f.o. b. Mixed, regular, 3 c; 39o track. April 40c track. A pril, last half, regular, 40t'e. May. regular, 4 1 Vic ;42icaskM. , May. last half, 41 e. Ear corn, SSo Bejectexl 38 We. We quote mixed In elevator 39c. Inspected Into store In this city the past 24 hours, 8.700 bu; Inspected out for hlpraent,2,10u bu. Stock In store yesterday, 2X7,750 bn. Fiour Market steady. We quote fancies at 17 ZS(a7 75: family s 51: tow gradea at Kt 7V4 l; extra 14 755 25; superfine 612.5(9 4 75. Wheat In good derasnd; receipts light; all wheat sold by sample; we quote No 1 II 50; Vn 2 II 45: Ne 3 II 85; N 4 II 25: relected II (fta 1 15. Htocks In ntor h- re ou yesterday, 10,118 OATS Unchanged. We quote rejected at 30c; seed oaa 85a37-, sold by sample. Kvi Dull and' quiet. We quate 6868c for No 2 Bran In good demand. 114 25 bid, 91450 asked. Indianapolis FinmIim Market. APPr.KM Are without change we Quote at 12 59 8 90 per tibi. Butter The receipts are fully np to the demand, and the market is quiet; shippers are paving !6liao; poor IWc, and good eldugat20 ö22o. BEESWAX 25C. Beans We quote white navy at 12 25Q240 per O us bei. Koos There Is aa active local Inqnlry for Kaster use but there is little request for shipment, shippers are paying Ii per dozen oa arrival; from store 11 fülle riATHiKH-The market ia quiet. We quote prime live geese at 412c: mixed, geese and duek. ao.-425e: old feathers Iti25e. Honet Kangea from 20X!e per pound, aooord inn to quality Hi T-Qulei and unchanged. The local demand Is supplied from country wagous at ?8 00 (9 90 p-r um. foutTKT In fair daraand at former rate. Turn ys, alive, 9lle pt lo; dncas 5" par dos ; roosters W 252 59 per dot ; hen 13 3 W per dos. eee. 'oil feat her X5 4M ner dot. KAOa Are ateady and unchanged, and we quote good O'on im lvrf-" tr 'V'- ' Onton!- Chotpe ye low selling f'om ator"r . 942 (91 50 per bid Too onions M.t deit, prime o"alit.v, buying at 1 7 v2 ftl per btiufTel; held at ti Othtf i 50, accord log to quality. Bottem sets selling tC 44 t itei bushel. Vota Tors-In moderate demand; we quote Ooall 00 per on in car load lota; In si ore 10 lie higher. Sweet po?ates 93 0tva.t V isr obi. Crsesriiw Are -l!lng at l-3 7$fer brba and at S8A1I tter harrel Pxieo FBum Apples, new, per lb, 4l!fl,

Peaches, bri'-'ht peeled, per lb, nora.,18g22c; halves, unpeelod, ll&JHc; quarters, 7ySc;

uiuiui, 11c Indiana polls Orererr Mnrbet. There was a marked improvement In trade yesterday, but no changes were reported in prices. oorriEH Are quiet but without Quotable change; we quote: ordinary giadesKio 2oa Sc: Rood to fair 21U; prime C22:ic: choice to fancy 73 4 4 Sc; and Java 29,-Uc vuEEaK L ncnangea . we quote at ltyiiH)ts. MoLuAS6E8 AND OlSt'K-UuuutUuu are uucbanged. New Orleans moiasses is worth for new crop fti63c, for fair to fancy, and siruca at 5ocf3i tor common to fancy. itiCE ueaiers ouote at 6't7ViC lorCaroUna: 6)v3'C for lair to best Louisiana. üOARs Are weak at the lute decline. We quote refined A at liiil4c. on" A, 'J(9ll4c; extra u hi m:tfiic; nara. u r$nwt circle c and B, 10(4l(V4c; yellows, 9(aiuc;fair lo choice New Orleans WJiiOO. Soap We quote lioosler City common bar at 13 50 per box: Tousey's German Ucperlb; other German Um 50 per box ; WhlUs Russian pressed cake 9: Babbitt's, 17 25(97 60 per box Casdld Wequoui: fcloUj-, isajc, aLarcan dies, 16(4l8c: common pressed. 13)3140. TKAS Steady and unchanged. Young hyson, common ..! Young Hyson, fair to good...-.... Youuif hyson, choice . 30(9 S5 ( 50 70a 80 85(41 U0 30(4 40 Young hyson, extra choice 1 eai Imperial, common imperial, flne........ in perial. choice , Uunpowder, common Oun powder, fine 5o$ 80(4 (iunpowder. choice, Oun powder, extra choice 1 00(51 05 25(4 3,5 &0(j 60 &X9 80 91X4 35 S(4 75 9U(9l 00 Japan, uncolorcd, common-.... japan, uncoiorea, nne new..... Japan, uucolored, choice new ooioug, micrior, uoiong, nne. Oolonte. extra choice ... COKDAUE Is without chance. Manila. to 6-lö inltt Manua, 4 in 18 Manila, lj in. upl5 sisal. to 5-16. 12 rsisai, yt incn......ii4 Saab cord, hemp .... Vd Hay rope Xt I'ly-I KisHl.V. inS lanrTll Cotton rope..JiJ(jiö Hay rope ,coramou104 Indianapoll. Dry WomIm Marhec DRY GOOPH A fair business was doing yesterday. Prices still have a downward tendency. Battino Ordinary, 10al2c; middling, 15c ; best tissue, lttc. Brown Drilling Nashville. 8c; Pepperel 9e Stark 9c. fiCKiNO örnego, S2 Inch. 16$c; Conestoga, 4-4 Medal, 15c; Medal. 16ic ; extra., 15c ; extra, 4-4, 16o ; Lewlston, 3 Inch, lse; :a inch. 15c; 8 Inch. ISc; plaid 18c. 8HIRTINU MTKjpxa American, 9-3, 10c; 3-3, 0; Whlttenden cheviots, B 9c; AA lie; AAA 12yC:XX,12Sc; Otis cheviots, 12)0 ; Everett do. llc; homespun 94o. Paper CAHaRiua Common colors, 7o;h!gb colors, lo higher. Prints American 6Vc: Washington, Merrlmac. Oriental and Couestoga 6)0: Richmond A Allen 6V Owipäii 6 - t.ard Shirting prints. Sc: Albion solid colors, 6c; Warnsutta 5c ; Mourning prints. 6 VQe. Cakpkt Chain White. 21e; colored, 27c; coverlet warn. 'c. Brown KHEETiNGa-Vermoui,8c; Nashville, Kl4c: MlddlevLUe8c:Idaho,Sc: New Albany 8c; 8tarkA.e,'c; Laurel Djt)c;Laurel H.7Xc; Park A., 6c ; Granite B., 6c; Bedford tx); Penp N.,7o; PeppO., 7c; Pepp R.7?o; rvpp E.9c; Charter Oik 5c; Lancaster standard K'c Bleached hketin Lonsdale 10 V: Hope 9c: Blackstone. 9c: Mascoment. V: H1U. 7-8 8c; 4-4. 9c; Dwlght 8tar,10c;Vangbn XX, 6Sc; Ked Dog.ec; Quaker, 7c; Cambrics, Lonsdale, 15c; Young Warrior, 11c; Jabes Knight, 10c: Wamsutta, 13e; New York MUls, 13Hc Grain Bags Amoskeag A., 20c; Lewis ton A.. 22VU5: Stark. 2.5c? Union yi Runner. eMontan, ZlbKi American 184e: Harmony 18JC. COTTON YAR 8Assorted numbers per lb.. 21C llHc loc 9V,c 21c 2 ixjzt-11 yarns, per uos. Dozen yarns, 60is, per dox.... ...... ......... Dozen yarns, OUte, per dox...................... Dozen yarns, 700s, per dox t"Hriet warp, (colored), per lb Carpet warp, (white), Standard, per lb. Coverlet yarns, per lb.. Cotton twine per lb .. Trot 1 Id Staging, per lb....... Seine twine .. . 18(311 2bC - 2hc . 30c . 23c ;(?jfe Candle wick, per lb..... Batting, per lb........... 91 larellaueona. ALCOHOL We continue to quote atf2 10 (92 VJU for K8 per above proof. bucsjm-cvu( we quote Choice hurl, per lb . Fancy stalk braid, per lb....... .......... Red aud red tip, per lb........ Ckirnrnon, per lb..... .... BROOMS We have no change to ...77ic ..6(6C ...45 e ....2rk3 c note in quotations. Cotn'n, pr dz..f 1 50a2 00 nurl, pr dz f2 50a3 00 Plain 1 50a2 60 Steam boaU. 4 00a4 50 Fancv carpet.. 8ihi3 5i Shaker 2 502 75 CANNED GOODt4 Prices are steadytbrough. out the list. Peaches, 2 lb cans, per dox " 3 lb cans tl 50(92 60 2 92 40 2 00(92 2.5 1 tvVl 75 I 75(91 85 1 45(91 60 2 3V92 50 1 5591 W 1 792 25 2 75(93 00 V9I 01 Pine apples.. Strawberries Raspberries.............. IOft mnanntnnt tMlllll Ilartlett pears Plums, Damson, per dox.., st Hitmwmt ess Condensed milk Oysters Full weight. COVQa 1 I b Cove, 2 lb........... Do, sbort weight A I O IUI IHM1W.HII 21b . Tomatoes, 2 Ib..... do 8 lb Red cherries, 2 la Lima beans, 2 lb........ String beans, 2 lb . Polk's 2 lb sugar corn. Yarmouth " " . Wlnslow Jones's " . , 1 60 65 1 40 (31 6(1 2 00(9 2 15 1 Ö0C9 1 1 5ii(9 1 60 I 3 1 50 1 Ml 2 10 2 I0 Pumpkin. 8 lb. 1 50(9 1 1 3-V9 1 75 0Kiseerrle, 2 lb ... ........... Yarmouth succotash, 2 lb 2 0(1(4 2 Whortleberries. 2 lb FRUIT The market changed. I 49 I 50 Is steady and un Ora lines.... Lemons, per box .. Grapes, Concord, per stand Iayer raisins, old, per box.. 3 50) 4 25 5 25(4 6 50 X 00(4 S 50 2 004 2 25 2 35 2 13 2 15 2 00(4 2 .10 Muscatel, crown double.... .... New, layer.................. Citron, per lb Prunes, old, per lb....... " new M i Curran t, per lb ... i FISH Trade is active and prices nrm. Mackerel, extra mesa, per bll... uotcti" 00 Mackerel, No.l, large..... 20 Uiö22 00 Mackerel, No. 1, shore 15 ftnils 50 Mackerei, No. 1, bay 14 00(9 15 00 Mackerel, No. 2, large- H &K$12 00 Mackerel. English breakfast 9 00(4 9 50 Herring, No.l, per lox 25g 30 Codfish, large, per lb............. ...... 6 Codfish, boneless 6(9 a White fish. No. I, per half bbl 5 6uc 6 00 WhtHeflsh 'amllv . Ike herring, per bbl 2 .VW S 00 Pickerel, No 2 3 7V4 4 00 Shore herrln. per bbl 7 019 7 60 UUNPOWDKR We quote prices at 96 25 per keg for rifle, .t5o per keif for Masting. trti!.Aes Unchanged, nrown 6c; yellow 6c; white 7A7X HIDES The market U eaay.with but little doing. Green cow hides .. 5 Oreen ateer hldea, 66 lbs and ap. 9 Ureen salted hides - 7 Green kip. .. 7 Green eaif -10 Dry flint 11 0 9 9t2 e e e e e e o Dry atkirea ...... ,91.1 Sheepskins. March slaughter. eacn- I 00,91 40 Damaged, cu, scored or bulls, two-thirds of the above price. L.F.ATHKR Tne market is steady and unchanged. Sole, xk, per lb...... . 1 39 38. Sole. Heiniock.--. . 27(4 8S Ilamess..... .. , - 3&9 37 Ronah harness.... .... 8.4 29 Bridle, per doc .48 00(9 VtW Kips, city, per ib X9 tt uu- rr""f 1 u'ftsi fJnIfHklns.cX;y W1 40 rn FrenA .. 1 5tV9t 15 I RON- It good de nd al erevlona Diieea. WrouKht I- i , ooiuntou, pur iuu 10.. a Wrought ( rcoal Bar Vi Wrought. Kjap, per lb 0 Cast. Scr, per lb...- .. H(9e uKAD prt are quoted as follows: Pig 7)4 7e: bar ner lh Hf9nie. NAILM Remain uucnanged. 10d to St let Ti wx9 M to ad J3 704 8d -3 2rvJ . Sptkea (eat). 9 Sfl$ Mto7d . 1Vw9 NAVAL STORE We quota: Roaln.ex.pale & 50(3 00 Rosin, No, Sm3 5032 73

Rosln.pale.bbl 400(31 50 Tar, pr bbl.-,. 3550 Kosin, N o. 1, 3 2Vit3 75 Navy pltch 3 75 4 00 Rosin, No. 2....3 ony.1 25 OIL Carbon continues very firm; other kinds unchangd. Linseed, raw. 79Wc per ',1 Vr1 'cpergal. Carbon-110 fire test ifiAlSc. Market utIv r u . ....

.v. . W. ..TIT III ill . ex-ra winter Jc; No IX(Wc; No 2 (97 3c: Strait Bank's frioc; Labrador 7U75c: castor fl cO&l 40; nest's t.sit 8oc$l: turpenUna 473 VW BPF ta ,nn ru 9-a vxi QUININFlnn aH5t. PEAN UTS Quh't and nnchanged. lrgtnla,rawn (9 loc Tennessee Red..5 M Ttl''f.w.J,-6'37c- Rowsted 3c higher. rrSl ' .l r. 'afr request and unchanKed. Timothy fl 9o92 00. Clover on arrival i4e. from Btsira l.iL'n iw m j f in small lots, prime In car load lota II 10. Blue maus 1 M ,. 'I v. SHOT Price- unchanged. Assorted N09 per bag, U 3d; Buck, per bag. 2 55. KAt . I ' A m,,)A n . . 1 .c , a . . for lake per barrel; Ohio river 91 5 per bbl: TIN PLATR Vn vrrita 1 r m.t. i$S w,; J:Xw' ,0xl! ,ln' 1,1 : I. (U4x0 Un ,89 50; I- X 14x2(1 tin. ft 12 : 1 it hi - i' 4" I. C..-WX2S roofing tiu.SlflV); block tin, pigs" 2jc: bars, 2; 27 b iron 4c; 27 c Iron 5ic: galvanized iron 3u per cent discount. Trade improvlnz. TALLOW ThA Tnn.rlr.t I. . 7c:clty.7;i. wooij-The market Is qmet and prices are nominal. We iiuo. uuwasned at !rc fleece washed, ?6MH5c: tno-wahed. 3i;&y; burry wool 5al0o per lb; nulled wool 30330. Indianapolis I.lveNtock Market, Tcesdat EVRNlira, March 27. , IReporteu o j . u. .-ouiua uo.. Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle. TToga and Sheep.: CATTX.R There were 2 bond of att!o at the Excl ang yards yesteniay of medium quality, making 500 bead for the week ending to-day. The butchers bought liberally, with a few sold to shippers. At the close the yards were about cleared of cattle. We note among the offerings: 20 cows and heifers, medium 'o fair quality, retailed at ..3 24 50 15 good steers, average 1,225 tbs.re tailed , ' , &5 00 18 steers a d cows, fair quality, av. 1.000 lbs, retailed at , A 75fa4 75 18 fair cows and heifers retailed at 3 (4 25 10 cows and heifers retailed a , 754 50 We quote : t ioou fat steers selling at 4 75(5 10 ; really extra to '; good cows and beifers at 14 25(J4 75; very one lo; raedlnm 93 50(34; common at 92 75(93 25; tvnlls at t27.4; stock steem In better demand at 93 75-94 40: veal calves 95 50 (96: milch cows at cüi 00(950 00. isHEEP Are. in gtssl demand at 94 25ai 75 for medium, and 9V9o 75 for extra. Hoos Receipts light. The demand from packers is good, they buying a 1 that are offered readily at 14 7otr5 lo for mediant to good, and 95 25 for extra assorted. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Xew lurk market, New York, March 26. Cotton Easier at llc; closed eusy. Flour Shade stronger, mainly for mixed aad low grades. It ceipts 7,uunb bbls; No 2 91 60(95 25; superfine western and state 95 8O1H 6 10; common to good extra 9696 10; good lo choice Vt 15ft6 3o; white wheat extra W H& (5,7 10;rancy 17 lö(ä8 An; extra Ohio 90(98: St. Louis fti'3.9; patent 17 6(910 5n. Ryeflour steady at 84r4 75. Cornmeal Weste-n 2 h5'a3. Wheal Receipts 25,000 bu: more doing; ungraded spring II 27(9t 39; No 3 northwestern, so called, fl 37; No I old spriug II 44; No 2 Milwaukee, store, fl 48; No 3 ao, so called, f 1 38; No 2 Chicago II 4.Vil 46. Rye Western 80(9c. Barley Declining; No 2 rowed state 65c. Malt Unchanged. Corn Receipts 81,000 bn. New In moderate bu wines; ungraded wi stern mixed 55c; yellow do 57J-JC: steam mixed 55V55?4C. Oats Dull in buyers' favor; receipts 30,000 bn: mixed state :!8yj54c;whlte do 4lcysic. Hay Unchanged. Hops Dull and unsett'ed. Sugar Fair logo! tefining (defic.; prime 9c: refined steady ; Muscavudo frrfv&ic Molasses Refiued quiet aud uncnauged. Rice Unchanged. Petroleum Crude He; refined 169l7e ; cases 2ir22c. Naphth- llVe. Tallow 7-c. Rosin IT i changed. Spirits Tu rjientine Easier at n-TSJJc. I-ggs Western 16(J16ViC Piovlsions Pork oecidedly lower .afterward more steady; new mess fll 6214 9". Beef nnchanged; middles firm: western long clear S8 iiyf; city do 13 12. Lard a shade lower; closed: more steady; Philadelphia steam 19 70; Apri Si C0(a 65. Butter Webern steady at 12$20o. Cheese 9(9 15' ic. Whlsky-il Foreign Markets. London, March 2, 5 p. m. Consols for money and account wt. United States Bonds 5-2os, 1865, 105; do 1867, 1J9; 10-4OS, io84: new 5, 107J4. Railway shares Nw York Central ri; Ell 6V4: preferred 18; Illinoi Central 46. Petroleum Refined HVjrt. Spirits I'nrpentlne 2888. Paris. March 26. Rentes lu7f 55a. Frankfort, March 26. New fives 103'. Antwerp, March 26 Petroleum 37f. Liverpool, March 26. Cotton SViSS 7-16d ; sales of 7,000 bales, including l0 bales for speculation aud export, and 6,000 bales of American. Wheat California white wheat, average, 10s 7d Os 9d; club do los 9dlls; red western .prine No 2 to No 1,9s hd(910s 8d; winter do, les Ki(4lU8 lod. Pork 6 Beet 75s. Lard 4,'s. 1 1s 63f44&" Bacon Long clear middles 40s; short clear 41 Js. Tallow 40Vs. Petro eum Spirits 10s; refined 13(913(9a. Linseed till 36s. Resin Common &s; pale 13s. Turpentine 28s. f?Fi LFrfs1 uvea pills ftllm' l.irrr lui lor Thirty ftmn aStaaArd Emlr U rwt Um Cm luiaa, Sick HWJWr'n, iwi nu urfMirann1 . -i w- u.. -Heller'" Vrrlfc. U ir. Wcra BiSiiw' rxpMIMl 4O0 IMP-. I- wrmm trm n WM. S r WlöV Sintr. BU lHii. Mo. rrM- -f M. Ste. It dranrl -t kT . 4 If thrm. a. t. skllkks ro. rmrf . nrt, r. pr-JTO Investigate the merit of the UHUHrilO. ltistrated Weekly before determining upon your work for tbia fall and winter. The combination for this season surpasses anything heretofore attempted. Terms sent free on application. Address CHARLES LUCAS V. 14 Warren street. Nw York. r COUCIi SYRUP. m SellenP Curh Srma I' thm drt m4 Vpnpur IUsm. tut it" C-ira at Cut Kht, Ccu)., Cfonp. HoaneMM. mi Laac TrwaLlr, Mr4 "ltKT(4 UI l'fav lcblMrm. i. Tmbh. Lni r.o. Ilia. "It ran air i a r trrila H wfcaa m Uilualaa fall-1 bVmI." X. K. Vaarhotf.Al'fvaanr CI f. r. rrM. V.aa4fL It ranr 4ract M aot k f U, arad IpT 1 a. s. PBl.i rntm a t-p--rr nrmnm. r. NOTICE Or ADMINISTRATION. Notice la hereby given that the uadersirned haa been appointed bv the Marlon Ctvtk Circuit Court of Marion unty, Indiana, administrator or I he estate wAntnk' etlermeter late of aaid county, deoeased. Said estate ut supposed tobe solvent. HENRY M ANKEDICK, March 19. 1877 Administrator. T ..nuwMlie'iarw, a rn tiuinM, la whlchaajr artl maa 1 -inakif&UflOftSkr Oatasoaad PV. ft 4 iM ai,a na 7M to TVil rarJ. CLrt. aiaawrrX DvamsWM.T. "WekaawC A, LvLD"fl, U a naaaaaa! aa4 rrtlaf a,a,aa9lhak Ac aalrardltaSanaaraaa." M. ". WUm Am. A mnl '- i-4. 1 RHEUMATISM. Jobnaoa't Rhea auat le Co pound t- ealy rlialU r-niKly u """-it itJI1 It la nu rrTEMu.t. ril YSIC lAHS 1 n acuaarr. Th. waral cum of tuilaaiaiarr EMmalum har bra eurel in ona wk'iliB. rrm 91. If Tour drngKlKt dort not p 11, eaoa for tt.

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