Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 34, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1877 — Page 8

TILE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APKIL, 11. 1877.

EVERT DAT la an "Opening" In our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, Which Is now filled to overflowing with EVERY NQVELTYOF THE SEASON. All that is New and Worth Seeing in the Line of Li HUH ERY GOODS We Cau Show You. Ha j 5 IS S are invited to call, whether they are ready to purchase or not. L S. AYR ES & GO., INDIANAPOLIS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL HÖHET AND THE MARKETS. trrtcK or thi Indianapolis Hknttnil, 1 Tu es da T Evening, April 10, 1877. Local finances ire uudisturbed.and are mov in along without developing any incident de manding special or extended notice. The banks are promptly responding to the de mand of legitimate business enterprises, but are requiring strictly unexceptional names. When these are offered paier is placed at 10 to 12 per cent interest Eastern exchange 1 steady at. 1-10 premium for counter sale. INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING H0UBK. Clearing. Balance. r-r S3 weeks ending Dec WJHlJ. I10.rt-U.000 For month o January 5,nu2,fou 1,668,000 For month of February 4,807,000 1,502.0110 For month of March 5,8X4,ti0 1,9X2,000 Monday. Apil 2 1UM.uk S2.WW Tuesday, A pril 3...,-. Wednesday, April 4 Thursday, A pril 5..... 213,1 X) 221,0Ki 215,000 l7,oi0 226.HJ0 2io,ouo 59,1 41 55,000 57,00 4H.0) 7I.IH) 49,000 rriday, Apri Saturday, April 7... Monday, April 9 EXPORT OF SPKC1E. The following 1 a detailed report of specie exported from the district of New York, for the week ending April 7, 1a77: April 5 Steamer Clmbria, LondonMexican gold, f 18,000 A pril 7 .Steamer Rhelu, London Sliver bars ., 4.3,000 Total for week 81 nee January 1, silver-. Hlcce January 1. gold r3,uuo ,.83,OOS,KH . 410,21 1-3,52!,105 Hame time m ix.b . 14Mi:;,7i 17,3K,271 . ,404,0X1 15,510,81 6,lil0,078 l,WiHWrt . 7,0X1,952 JHame time In 1X75 , Same time in 171 Hame tlrue in 187:i.... Käme time in 1X72 Hame time In 171 Hame time iu 1X70...... Sew York Financial Matter. KTw " Apr!! Money easy at 2(43 toer cent. rrlniS mercantile paper 5J5 per Cent. Custom receipts :tX),0U). Assistant treasurer disbursed 1100,000. Cleari n gs 8 12.0UO .000. Sterling ) days s6; sight 48. Gold Opened at 105, and closed at 105, the extremes of the day. Carrying Rates per cent; loans also made flat to 2 per cent for borrowing. The advance In gold wan attributed to the warlike character of the news from Europe, a dispatch having been received, stating that the porte had rejected the principal clauses iu the protocol, refune to disarm, declines to Bend an envoy to St. Petersburg and insist on being allowed to deal with Montenegro without interference by the other powers. Silver At London 63 pence per ounce: here silver bars are 122 greenbacks; 116 gold. Silver coin at discount. Governments Dull and steady. Railroad bonds Dull. State securities Quiet and prices nominal. The stock market opened heavy and lower in the early dealings, the decline la prices ranging from to ;1, per cent. Lackawanna leading the decline. Aftt-t mllday there was a fractional advance, and in early afternoon the market became fT m, but towards the clone prices declined to per cent. Lake Shore Ml off from 47 to 47; St. Paul preferred from 4 to 45; Delaware and Hudson from 48 to 474; Delaware", Lacka wanna and Western from 6 to 67; Michigan Central from 42 to 41 and Western Union from 50 to 56. New York Central was steady at lJ42; Rock Island at 90, and Illinois Centrai at 4. Transactions aggregated 170,000 shares, of which 4,000 were New York f'entral,2 .noo Lake Shore, 4,uU)St. Paul,76,0iO Lackawanna, 8,000 Delaware and Hudson, 1.4O0 Michigan Central, &UJU0 Western Union, and 3,400 PuclOc Mail. Coupons, 81 . Cleve, and PUU 88 Cou pons. 5.. lux l4 North western 82 Coupons (new) tauluxj Do preferred.. 4( Coupons, 67. Coupons, 68. C, C, C and I N. J. Central.. Rock Island tU D. 1 23 -113 .111 new &s. Ww 4) . ' h. A ,l M A U St. Paul, preferred 43 1 M-40s.. .-111 10-40 coupons 111 vw natin ft Ft. Wayne 97 Terre Haute... 2 Terre Haute, pref. 10 Chicago and Alton VI Do preferred-.. .103 Ohio and Miss Del.. Lackend W 57 A. and P. Tel 23 Missouri Paclflc 1 Indiana Central 2 C, B. and Q 101 Han'balandStJo lo Cen.Paclflc b'ndslu6 Union Pac.boniMl4 U. P. land grant.,100 U. P. a, f. bonds 3 Tenn., old ... 43 Tenn., new. 4-1 Virginia, old.,, 82 Virginia, new.--. 82 Missouri s., 105 Ocrrenev. Sa. IZVZ W. U. Teiegrapa 56 QalckxUver 14 Do d referred 20 Paciflo Mail 17 Xaiiposa 4 Mariposa, prefd 5 Adams Express.. 100 Weill A Fargo Ex. W American 64 U. H. Express. 44 1 ii. Y. Central ir JCfie ............ m, -...m H Krte, preerred.. 15 Hariem irw Harlem.preferreJ.lSi Michlgsu Central. 4.' Panama 9 O. F. stoefc... Lake Hhore 4ili IUlnoU Central 45 t'mmrfUl. The week ending this evening has developed decided increase Iu business In all depart menu of miscellaneous merchandise. Tue spring trade is rapidly approaching floodtide, and merchants have stocks that enables tbem to respond to the largest demands of buyers. Tbe provision market remains quiet and prices steady. The grain market are exhibiting increased animation, with decided firmness In corn and wheat. In dry goods business la fairly active, and prices for all staple articles steady. The New York Dally Bulletin of Monday says: Cotton Goods. There has been a moderate demand at first haads for all seasonable makes o cotton fabrics, but no special degree of activity ha beei noticed in any class of goods. There is a continued disposition to sell some makes of brown and bleached cottons at a concession from nominal holding rates, in order to reduce accumulations, but denims, djred ducks, tickings and the most popular style of . chevlot.4 are uteadi'y held at current quotations. White KooJs are doing well iu Victoria lawns, con is, Marseilles and crochet quilta, rl teures, etc., for which fabrics there Is a steadily firov.L-S Ccmaad, vUK-u militates greatly

against the distribution of foreign eoods of a

hue character. Jobbing quotations lor orown and b'eached cottons are exceedingly irrcgulr, being in many cases considerably below agents' puckag.' prices. Prints. There has leen a fair limid-to-moutli demand for the newest and most tasteful tyles of faiicy and shirting prints from ftgents' htr.ds, and tlie ln?st makes of wide cambrics, cretonnes and fouUmls are meeting with moderate Kales. The Knicke bocker cambrics are tinuly held at 11c, and there will be no change in the price of these popular rubrics this season. ButT prints are shown in new and at ractive Ktyles by agents of the Washington Print works, and the American la ivy print are coining forward In a variety of choice and desirable new patterns. The Merrimack cardinal mis are in unabated demand. From Jobbers' hands therw has-been a fair distribution of fancy and shirting print, in bolh renulsr and JiO style, and otocksof the latter have been greatly reduced this week. (ilnghams. There has been a fair Jobbing traoe In staple and fancy ginghams, and dress styles are doing well in the hands of loth agents and Jobliers. Dress (Jools. There has been a moderate movement In plain worsted fabrics, and figured alpacas In matelasso efP-cts, etc., arain some cases clofly sold up to production. Black alpacas have been somewhat quiet, but prices remain steady. Plaid and striped cotton dress good of the best makes are In steady request. Hosiery has been Inactive In first hands, and liidirr.-rent styles of fancy hosier,' are In some instances offered at a concession from opening prices, though quotations on the uest makes are firmly maintained. Groceries are firm and active, with ample stocks to meet the demand. We note Increased activity In the produce market, with liberal receipts of butter, with which the market is overstocked. Eggs are steady and poultry is In ample supply. The New York market of Monday is rejorted as follows: Eggs. Receipts to-day, 2.U2 pkix. The market has made a slight turn for the better. The demand hows some increase, and with con tinued moderate arrivals and the offering of store held lots reduced, sellers gain an advantage. Where before 16c was an outside figure it may now be considered inside for fresh stock, and 17c is generally asked for strictly fine, of which the offering is scant. Duck and geese eggs are dull. Near-by stock, single bbl.....per doz.l7Val8 Hjt !(... Western, prime ...... ,..lHai7 Canadian............ Houthern ........... Duck eggs (jreewe eKgn. . 1617 16 f4!6 24 (t'-tJ 40 (00 Poultry The demand for live poultry has been moderately active only, and the market continues tame. Dressed continues firm on turkeys, with an advasice on fine, but all other kinds are barely steady. We quote the range of prices as follows: Western turkeys ISraiXc; do talr to good 14,:15c; dressed spring - chickens, choice, per lb. ll utlXc. Fowls Jersey prijoe, per lb, l."'x5Hc: fair to good lll2c; do state and western prime I2(p(13c; do fair to good lOfdllc. Ducks State and western frimo lilrJc; do fair to good 12(a 13c; do Jersey tvai7c. Geese IMme to choice lOl.lc; fair to goöa 7!)c. Live Poultry Fowls State and Jersey per lb, 12(4l-V: do western 105tl2c; roosters, old, por lb, (ac7c; turkeys, state and Jersey, per lb, lilöc; do western, per lb, 11 radio; ducks, state and Jersey, pt r pair, 73Cg$l 52; ducks, western, per pair. 7i'3Nic; geese, state and Jersey, per pair, J2 0öö2oO; do western, per pair. II 5ftt$l 75. The provision market showed a good degree of vitality to-day, and prices are firm. In the department of grain, corn is reported firm, active and advancing. The Hoard of Trade Price Current of to-day says: The reported sett ement of rates east has infused life into trade, given tone to the markets flkd a feeling ot relief to dealers. They have now a basis for reasonably safe calculations, provided rates are maintained and no private cuts are given. Under favorable circumstances we are safe in predicting for the coming summer the largest grain trade we ever had. Wheat is In active request, and prices have advanced 5c per bushel. WOOL. Tke New York Daily Bulletin of Monday says: Very positive change seems to be developed. Home few dealers have met with a fair sort of business, but the general demand failed to show a good, healthy tone of volume, and the market is not a brilliant one by any means. There does not appear to be any decided complaint among buyers at the cost of supplies, and he apparent indlfferentdemand is evidently the result of the want of use at present for larger quantities than are being handled. Some hopes are entertained of an early Increase in the production of goods, but until the necessity for this absolutely presents itself, manufacturers are not likely to handle tbe wool required. Occasional odd parcels are heard of coming to the surface In the Interior with a request for bids, and while it no point is there a full accumulation, or really much of an assortment, any ordinary order can be executed without much difficulty on either fine or coarse wools. Advices from California Indicate that a pretty i'vely business has been done in the spring clip at prices ranging from 15c up to 23c, and the trade here are somewhat nonplussed to understand upon what basis these rates have leeu paid. Late accounts, however, seem to show that matters have toned down somewhat, and that operations are being conducted with greater caution. The transactions reported here during the week embrace 2O,Oi0 lbs XX Ohio at 44c; 15,000 lbs X do, 4(c; ),0X) lbs fine unwashed. 7.000 lbs fine delaine. 2JKJ0 lbs washed Ohio delaine, 2,500 lbs coarse Ohio combing. 1,500 lbs Connecticut combing, 6 bags super pulled. baes combing do, 10 bags extra do, 25 bags No. 1 do, 13,1X10 lbs fine Texas, 8,000 Its scoured Texas, 15,000 lbs Kastern Texas, 4,i00 lbs do, 11.00. lbs Western do, 14,000 lbs do, 6,000 lbs pulled California, ao.000 ls fallendfornia, Öo.OoO lb9 srrlnir do on private terms; 1000 lbs fall do, 14c; 206 bales do do, 1417c; 5,00 lbs do do choice, 2:ic; 52 bales spring do, slightly burry, 24c; 4,000 lbs Oregon, 27c; 134 bales Donskol on private terms; and 10 tons brown cow's hair at 2c. The general merchandise markets are giving evidence that the spring trade Is fairly ander way, and the outlook Is cheering for an average business. In provisions we note a strong market with a limited demand. Advices from other points are encouraging for holders and remunerative values are looked for. The New York Dally Bulletin of Thursday says: On the general market for the hog product business has continued slow and void of exciting features, with the line of fluctuations in prices comparatively small. Yet ou the whole the sale of actual goods in a quiet way has p-ade some increase; values In ail cases nave been sustained, with a few showing asmall advance, and most of the regular dealers seem to feel in a slightly more cheerful mood. This tone does not cover expectations of any material buoyancy, Indeed rather looks upon such a result s likely to prove detrimental to the bust interests of the market but is hasfd on the theory that actions of buyers indicate a fair di-position to operate at current values or approxiraa.iug figures, and cau be encouraged if met in a liberal spirit. Exporters, to be sure, have continued to coic.plain o a want of margin, and were certainly moving with caution, but have become purchasers on very moderate fractional e ncestdons, and are believed to hold a pretty good line of orders for the incoming mot tb. Lard early In the week was a little unsettled, but toward the close the disposition was to hold it Urralr, and values made small fractional gains. For immediate delivery there has been a better business than last week, the demand com ug In part from refiners, but also covering a call from buyers who evidently required the stock to satisfy maturing liabilities. 1 he offering to meet the wants of the raartet was not a lirga one, but there was. on the other hand, no actual scarcity, and while prices naturally st'Cenrd somewhat, It was difficult to exceed 9u on prime steam. In groceries we note a fair Jobbing demand The New York Dally Bulletin of Tuesday refers to sugars and coffees as follows: Rio coffee has been dull and declining and oses merely nominal in the absence of business at Id lo 20c gold for ordinary to prime cargoes. The advices from Itlo Janeiro reporting an Increasing supply and declining prices there hsve exerusl a depressing influence here, and the . protracted dullness has added somethiniz like demoralisation. 'J he stock ot Hra7.ll at tbe close of th week was 121.000 haes a: all f ;::s : l' V-J t'i" ilircü 1 ; 2A7.W

bans March 31, last year, and lO.OuO bags at the s, me time in 1X75 A late statement of the stock of Brazil in second hands at the receivng ports made It 1-, US bags against lijO.OOX) bags at the same time last year. Mild grades havebeii quiet and nominally unchanged, with only a moderate supply. Haw has b eii quiet and unchanged nt&Z'' 87g for fair to gosl refining, stormy weather and the occurrence of Gol Friday have hd some Influence in restricting trade to its small limits, but the Inquiry from refiners has, as a matter of fact, been very nrxslerate, the magnitude of the imports on their account and the recent purchase of about 10 cargoes to arrive making it unnecessary for them to enter the market for any lame quantity of su.ar held by importers. The Cuban ma. kets at present controlled by toe course of affairs h-re were, according to the latest advices, dull and more or less depressed. The following shows the supply at the ports named at theuates given: Tons. Boston Stock March H, lx77 7,.1i:l 44 44 March 1, 1X7 21,1m) New York Stock March , 1H77 21,714 " 44 March 17, 1X7 .. 2, 470 Philadelphia Stock March 2x,lX77.... 1,138 44 44 March), 187 .. 2,10) Bai' lmore Stock March V, 1X1 3,M 44 44 March 30, 1S76 l. Totals for the four ports March 2, 1877... 3,8I7 44 44 March 81, 1876... 2.10(1 4 44 44 April 1, lo75 W.700 Receipts since Jan. 1 ....1-J,04 I .Same time last year - 13 ',7.-5 Deliveries since Jan. 1 .................... 12S.24X tiamptiine last year 120V leflclency In stock compared with last year, 2),2i tons, or 41 per cent. Siock on hand January 1, 1877, 21,012 tons. Stock on hand January 1, 1X7, 4 V)0 tons. Refilled hns sold moderately, in part for export, at lüj;3llc lor hard grades. ok 'change. Transactions on 'change today Include: 3 cars white corn f. o. b.. $ .43 2 cars b. m. corn, - ." 42 GRAIN IN STORK.

April 7, lSTf.

Wheat Corn. Oats. Elevator A 3! 107,171 2U,U75 Elevator B 3,252 87.47X 5.433 Central Elevator 9,2X0 1,000 City Elevator 24.'O0 1,3) levator D 4,op H6V&tor 1U00 Total 3,635 232.929 28,824 April 7, 1876. Wheat Corn. Oats. Elevator A 7öü 17,552 7 Elevator B 14,755 8,584 8,705 Central Elevator.. 5ou s.fKO City Elevator 5X4 6,018 12,91 Elevator D 5,05 1,500 2,90 Elevator E 400 1,000 1,500 Total...... 2H.933 .-W..VV4 ,-ftfiX

RECEIPTS ASTD SHIPMENTS. The following are the receipts and shipments for the last 24 hours :

Articles. Receipts Sh! prats Flour.. Barrels. 1,400 8J0 Wheat...... Bushels. 1,75 ... Corn.......... Bushels 88,000 56,400 Oats Bushels 1,400 Rye............... Bushels. 400 Barley , Bushels. 1,600 2,800 Hogs Head. l,xn 31 Cattle Head. 310 128 Horses and Mules. Head .... 51 sheeo. Head. 175 1,600 Coal and Coke Tons. 1.524 12 Bran Tons. 10 20 Corn Meal .... Karrels. 700 100 Hay .. Tons. .. . Hides.. .... Tons. 60 30 Lard.- . Tierces. ..: 50 Lumber Feet. 25)1,500 181,500 Provisions Tons. 30 80 Wool ....... Tons. . Whisky... Barrels. 50 50

DAI1.T REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS. Indianapolis Provision Harket. Botjc Meats The market to-day ruled steady and prices as compared with yesterday are unchanged. We quote: r. r. sides at $7 50; clear sides rc: shoulders 5Vc: long clear boxed 7?c;s pJshoulders 6c; s. p. hams9!ic. laKD-ine market is steady ana we quote p. s. lard, tierces, 99 30; kettle, 10c. jobbing jtrices Clear pore, ii&oa 17; mess pork, $15 50: bacon shoulders, packed. 74c : sugar-cured do packed, 8V(c; bacon, clear sides. toe: breakfast bacon, packed lli-irci2c: sugar cured hams llc. Indianapolis Qraln snd Flour Market. Corn Market strong, without much activ ity. The offerings are very light and the demand, principally for spot, was poorly supplied, owing mainly to the firmer views oj sellers. Futures firm and higher, but quiet. Tbe following were the closing bids at call board at 12:15 o'clock: High mixed 42c f. o. b.: 42c asked on track. Mixed. 42c t. o. b. April, last half. 41c track. May, 424c regular; 44c asked. June, regular, 42c. Ear corn, 39c Inspected into store In this city the past 21 hours 25,000 bu; Inspected out for shipment none, stock in store yesteraay, vszjxa du. FliOtTR Market firm-. We quote fancies at 17 75(38 25; family 7 OJ7 60; extra 6 507 OK; an perl! ne 4 25a5 50. wheat mere is a gooa aemana; 11 wneai sold by sample; we quote No 1 1 64; No? 91 55; No 8 91 45; Ni4 9135; rejected 91 151 30. Stocks in store hue on yesterday, 10,118. Oath Dull. We quote rejected at 81S32c; seed oats 35a37c, sold by sample. htk Steady. We quote 7l73c for No 2. Bran In good demaud ; 917 00 tyd. Indianapolis Prod nee Market. APrXES Continue in good demand at former prices, we coot at 92 50 3 00 per bbl for Michigan and eastern ; western 91 502 50. tnjTTXH Receipts are in excess of the demand and prices are nominal, shippers are paying 14c, and it is selling in store at lbc. Beeswax 26c. - Beans In good request. We quote white navy at ' i 23 per bushel from store. Egos There is a good demand for all coming in and prices are steady. Shippers are paying 12c Derdosen on arrival. Commission sales from store are made at 132( I3c. Feathers Are unchanged. We quote: frime live geese at 4042c: mixed, geeee and uek.3o25c: old feathers 10325o. Honet Ranges from 2022o per pound, accord Id to quality. Hat Wagon hay is scarce and the market rules firm. 1'he local demand la supplied from country wagons at 98 0iw&9 00 per tou. P0UI.TKY There is but little activity in poultry and quotations rule steady. Tnraeys, alive, 9c per lb; duck 92 60 per dos; roosters I2 2ö(4250 per dos; hens 93 2b per dox. Geese, lull leathers, 94 81 oer dos. Kau Are steady and unchanged, and we quote good cotton rags at l($ts per lb. OwtONH Ctioice yfilow selllug from store at 91 231 50 per bbL Top onions Most desirable prime quality, buying at 91 752 00 per bushel; held at $i 0oi2 50, according to quality. Bottom sets selling at 4(mi 60 per bushel. Potato km In moderate demand; we quote at DOcraf 1 20 per ba on arrival, according to quality: from store, Jobbing sales 10tl 3c higher. Cbanbmkjks Aro aelllng at 93 2 K33 7o per boshei and at xv 1 1 oer barrel. Dried Fruits Peaches a'e In active demand, Willi an advance inqnota'ions. Apples, new, 8A3He per 'b. Peaches, briirbt peeled, norn. 1822c: halves, un peeled, 12l3c; quarters, 7(9c; mixed, lie Indianapolis Grocery Market, The market is reported quite active, with country orders coming in freely; prices rule firm. OofTEES Firmer; prices unchanged; we ? I note: ordiuary grades Klo 19(J0c; good to air 0ilc : prime riiai-tc; eholoe to fancy 23'9i4o; nd Java 29(c(31o. Cheese Unchanged: we quote at 17&17o. Molasses and cjieop Quotations are unchanged. New Orleans molasses is worth for new crop 62(33c, for fair to fancy, and sirups at AOcftSi tor common to fancy. Rice Dealers quote at 6mo for Carolina; 57e for fair to best Louisiana. bCQARA In fair demand and firm. We quou refined A at llaile; Off A at '0,';1 11c; extra C at 10'0o; hard, ll12So; circle (J and B 10lie: yellows, 9i0c; talr to choice New Orleans 8rt10c. tfOAr-Yi': i'lTK noosier U'.J" ;3iai.-ax

at f3 50 per box: Touseys German 6Vc per lb:

tber German H4 50 per box : White Russian prtsseii cake Babbitt s, 7 7 W per dox Candles We quote: Hole', iviojm; star can dies. I6(4i8c: common Dressed, 1314o. TEAS Are unchanged. Young t:ysou, common.- 3 3M 35 Young Hyson, fair to good ...... 4ikj 50 Young hyson, choice ...... . 70(s 80 Young hyson, extra choice.....-... X.V1 00 Imperial, common . 30 40 imperial, Hue . ..... 504 65 mperial, choice ........... XUes 90 Gunpowder, common..... '(14 35 Gunpowder, fine ..... 43 60 Gumsiwder. choice - 7i U Gunpowder, extra choice...... 1 00(31 05 Japan, nncolored, common- 23 35 Japan, un colored, fine new ..... -Vjl 60 Jaiian, uncolored, choice new....' 65(i4 80 tloloug, Inferior.. .............. 30(i 85 Oolong, tine .. ................. sVV9 75 Oolonic. extra choice . ÜOol 00 CORDAGE Is without change. Manila. to5-l(SinJ6 Manila, 4n ..18 Manila, in. up15 Sisal. to 5-16. 12 Sisal, inch 11 Sisal, Inx larg'rll Sash cord, hemp .1 Cotton rope...22y.23 Hay rope.l, 3, 4 ply14 liayrope,common10 Indlanapoli. Dry Good Mark!. DRY GOODS Dealers report trade improving and prices rule steady. Battino Ordinary, lOßsi-Jio; middling, 15c; Bko wn bauxma Nashville, 8c ; Pepperel 9c; btork, 9c. TiCKiNa-Omrgo,33 Inch. 160; Conesto?a, 4-4 Medal, 15c; Medal. lc; extra., 15c; extra, 4-4, löc; Lewlston, 3d inch, lbc; Si inch, 15c ; 30 Inch. I3c;plaid lc. SiiiKTiKa ÖTKIP12 American, 6-3, 10c; 8-S, Be; Whittenden cheviots, B 9o; AA He; AAA 12c:XX, UKc; Otis cbev.oL, 12c; Kverett do. 11 c; homespun 9c. Paper Cam brich Common colors, 7c; high colors, le higher. Prints American 6c: Washington, Merrimao, Oriental and Couestoga 6e ; Richmond A Allen 6o? eemau 64 -Tsnoard Shirting prints, 6c; Albion solid colors. 6c: Warnsuttao; Mourning prints, tic; Sprsgues c. Cakpjtt Chain White, 2lo; coiorea, 27c; coverlet wan. c. Brown HHEETTN09-Vermont,8c; Nashville, 8o : Middle ville 8c :Idahoc ; New Albanysc ; BtarkA.nc; Laurel D.xc; Laurel H.74c; Park A., c; uramte B ec; tseaiora it., be; te xx.,7c: Fep Charter Oak 5c; Lancaster standard 84c Bleached Sheetings Lonsdale 10;c : Hope 8o: Blackstone. 9c: Masooment. VSo: Hill. 7- 8c; 4-4, 9c; Dwlght Star, 10c; Vaughn XX, 6c; Red Dog, 6c; Quaker, 7c; Cambrics, Lonsdale, 15c; Young Warrior, 11c; Jabes Knight, 10c: Wamsutta, 13c; New York Mills, I3c. Grain Bags Amoskeag A., 20c; Lewis ton Am 22: Stark, 25c: Union 22 Banner. 20c: Montau p, 22tu; American 18c; Harmony 18e. COTTON YARNS Assorted numbers per lb - 21c Dozen yarns, 400s, per dox ...........lc Dozen yarns, 6009, per dox....-....-....10c Dozen yarns, 6t0s, per dox... ... 9c Dozen yarns, 700s, per doz 8c Carpet warp, (colored), per lb 2vc Carpet, warp, (white). Standard, per lb....... 21c Caveriet yarns, per lb................. 2 ic Cotton twine per lb ..... .. 1820c Trot lliisv 2iyc Staging, per lb . 2Xc Sefne twine ... ............... 3uo Candle wick, per lb.... 23c Batting, per lb..........MM....... ............... 4 tlbc Mlaeellaneona. ALCOHOL We continue to quote at 92 10 i 20 for 98 per above proof. BROOM-CORN We quote Cioice hurl, per lb 7(a7e Fancy stalk braid, per lb 6c Red aud red tin, per lb 4(u5 c Common, per lb...... .23 c BROOMS We have no change to note In quotations. Com'u, pr dz..91 50a2 00 Hurl, pr dz 92 50a3 00 Plain 1 50a2 50 Steamboat 4 00a4 50 Fancv carpet.. 3 00a3 50 Shaker 2 50a. 75 CANNED GOODS Business Is only fairly activ, aud quoiations remain unchanged. Peaches, 2 lb cans, per doz ............ 91 502 60 8 lb cans. 2 25(42 40 Pine apples St ra w berries....., Raspberries....... 2 0lk,i2 25 1 xW 75 75al 85 1 4.tl 60 2 35(2 50 1 5.54l 0 1 75(42 25 2 75(3 00 SOI 00 1 60(41 60 Bartlett pears Plums, Damson, per doz., Green peas- ... Condensed milk- .. Oysters Full weight. Cove, 1 lb . ....... UOVt ID Do, short weight 21b.VZTZ.7Zni Tomatoes, 2 lb-.. 65 1 40 l 60 2 OO3 2 15 1 50(9 1 60 1 50(c 1 60 1 35(3 1 50 1 60 2 10 2 00 1 503 1 ?5 1 85(9 1 50 2 00(9 2 05 1 4m 1 50 ao 6 ID Red cherries, 2 lb... Lima beans, 2 lb. String beans, 2 lb.. .... Polk's 2 lb sugar corn. Yarmouth " 44 , Wlnslow Jones's . Pumpkin, 8 lb......... Gooseberries, 2 lb Yarmouth succotash. 2 lb. Whortleberries. 2 lb FRUIT The demand tions. Is fair at our quota(Jr&us Grapes, Concord, per stand..... Lyer raisins, old, per box........... Muscatel, crown ..........., 3 250 3 75 5 00(3 5 25 8 00(4 3 50 2 00(9 2 25 2 85 44 doubleNew, layer ....... Citron, per lb Prunes, old, per lb " new ' Currants, per lb 2 40 2 15 2 00(9 2 30 CXI 69 6 8 79 FISH Firm and in good request Mackerel, extra mess, per bbl....J2S 0026 00 Mackerel, No. 1, large. 20 00V22 00 Mackerel, No. 1, shore.... Mackerel, No. 1, bay. Mackerel, No. 2, large.. Mackerel, English breakfast. Herring, No. 1, per box-..... Codfish, large, per lb....... Codfish, boneless , 15 50(416 30 14 00(o15 00 11 50 12 00 9 00(9 9 50 25(9 30 6 6(9 m .9 6 00(9 & 2 V4 00 2 50(4 3 00 8 75(9 4 00 White fish, No. i, per half bbL. White fish, family .. Lake herring, per bbl Pickerel. No 2 .... Shore herring, per bbl., 7 00(9 7 Ü0 GUNPOWDER We quote prices at 9 25 per keg for rifle, 93 50 per keg for blasting. üKüAhii. Steady, brown 60; yellow 6c; Whit 77C. HIDES Business is Improving and prices are a snaae nigner to-aay. Green cow hides - . 69 Green steer hides, 65 ids and up -7J Green salted hides, - 7 A Green xip. Green calf, H 9 ..11 (912 Dry flint Ilrv salted 10 Sheep skins. March slaughter, each. 1 0oal 40 uamagea, cut. soorea or onus, iwo-miras 01 the above prices uKATHER Business Is fair aud prices sole. Oak, per lb- 9 86 38 Sole. Hemlock....-............--. 27(9 85 Harness..... . Si.9 85 Skirting 40(9 42 Rough harness.-.,. - 289 29 Bridle, per do 48 00(45400 Kips, city, per lb. (4 90 Do., French 1 00(4l 40 Calfskins, city,.,......, 0(4 1 40 Do, French.,.-..... 1 6O142 15 IRON- Dealers report no change. Wrought bar, common, per 10U ion.. 22s 8 45 Ä Pig 7 Wrought Charcoal liar... Wrought, Hcrap. per lb... Cast Scran per MiAD Prices are quoted as follows: a.T'Ac: bar ner lb Vi' 10c. 1W... " NAII Without quotable change. 10d to Xl 2 70(9 Öd J3 45 Kd 2 9tx Spikes (cut)- 2 96J 6d to7d 8 NAVAL8TOREH We Quote: Rosln,ex.pale9.550C400 Rosin, No, 3 9250(5275 , 850(4550 8 75(94 00 Rosin. nale.bbl 400(3150 Tar. pr bbl... Rosin, No. l.3 23(43 75 Navy pilch. ivmi u a a 4s.iu Rosin. No. 2....S 00i 25 OIL There is a quiet market. Linseed, raw. S7ftwc; boiled il?2c. Carbon 110 fire testl7l7(9l8c. Lardoil: e xi ra winter 90c: N o 1 8688c ; No 2 9(7:4c ; Strait's 6065c : Bank's 65(9i0c; Labrador 70(475c; castor 91 80(l 40 ;neats footM5c91: turpentine 47955o per gallon per barrel. QUININE Firm at 91 50(-5. PEAN UTS-Steady. Vlrglula.rawjS (4 1UC Tennessee Red ..6 Qi Ten'see w'lt.6(97c. Roasted 3c higher. SEED In active request and prices firm. Timothy 9190(42 00. Clover on arrival l3o; store 14(914o per lb. Flaxseed 9 oo, in small lots, prime in car load lots 91 10. Blue grass 91 90(9 2 25 per bu. SHOT Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos per bag, 92 30; Buck, per bag, 92 56. HALT We quote at 91 4o in car load Iota for lake per barrel; Ohio river 91 50 per bbl; and 100 additional In store. TIN PLATE AND M ETALB I. C. 10x14 tin, i Ji 1. AW-ii an, U w; i. caixAJ Ua A to;

I. X.,llx20tin,912 50; l.C. 14x20. roofing tin, $8; I. C, 20 x28, roofing tin, 91650; block tin, pMs, 23c: bar, 24c; 27 b Iron4 4c; 27 c iron 5?c: galvanized iron 30 per cent discount. Trade Improving. TALLOW In fair demand; country 7c; city. 7kc wool--Rut little doing and prices nominal. We quote unwashed at Zv42dc; fleece washed 8tM35c: tuo-washed. 3.Vo3Ke; burry wool 5(9 10c per lb; milled wool 30(933c.

ludlnnapoll- LivtiStock Market. Tuesday evening, A pi 11 10. I Reported by J. B. Bed wick & Co Wholesale Oommisaion Dealers in Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, t Cattle There were less than 50 cattle at the Exchange yaids Monday, of fair quality. The butchers soon bought all that were offered, many of them being compelled to no away without cattle. We quote the inaiket strong and25e higher than on Thursday. We note among the sales: 17 fair Illinois steers, average 1,150 lbs retailed t 00(515 20 25 mixed cows and steers retailed at...3 5 h4 00 We quote: Good steers selling at t-Vjv25; good cows and heifers at 94 23(44 75; medium 1 5U4; common at r2 7-V43 25; bulls at F250 4 5; stock steers S3 50(44 23; veal calves 9öö; milch cows at SX 0Ulö W. shfep Are in better demand, selling readily at H 2.4 75 for fair to medium, and S5(550 for good to extra. HuG!-In fair demand, with liberal offerings, selling to packors at$' lifor smooth hogs averauins; 2V to 27i Ibn; $S 20 'or 2J0 to 2H lb average, and $5 for 175 to 2t0 lbs average; pigs and coarse sows dull at 8i4 5. MARKETS 11 Y TEJLECiRAPII. New Tork Market. New York, April 9. Cotton ll9llc; futures closed steady. Flour Fair demand for export and home use. Receipts 12,000 bbls. No 2 95 40(35 75; sujiernne western and state W 40(56 60: common to Kood extra 96 70(40 90; good to choice 9 95(47 10; white wheat extra 97 15 (48 0o; fancy $8 Ii.k49 50; extra Ohio Hi 80(9(48 50; St. Louis 65(4$ 10; patent 8 75(411. Ryeflour 94 3"a5. Cornmeal 92 80(93. Wheat Irregular and unsettled; ungraded spring 91 35; old No 2 Chicago spring, in store, ; old No 1 spring 91 53; No 2 Milwaukee spring, in store, 81 s4; regular No 2 Chicago spring, la stoie, Jl 56; winter quiet, but held firmly. Rye 81(S4c. Barley Heavy t 7X(ax0c. Corn Receipts 1K2.U00 bu. Ungraded western mixed 55rtt36c; steamer mixed 56;45jc. Oats Receipts 88,00ti bu. Mixed western state 41(457c; white do 4ti(4tj0c. Hay 7oc. Hops Unchanged. Coiree In moderate demaud and unchanged. Sugar Dull and unchanged. Molasses Quiet and unchanged. Rice Firm. Petroleum Crude 10?4'(ailc; refined 16! j(4 16c; cases 21 (423c. Naphtha 10c. Tallow Prime sc. Rosin Easier at 92(42 07. Spirits Turpentine Heavy at 37c4.T7c. Eggs 1617c. Provisum Pc rk opened and closed heavy at 91510(415 62; May -.'915. Beef unchanged. Middles firm; western long clear fxX 12; city do 98 12(48 2a. Lard closed dull and heavy at 5 85. Butter Unchanged. Cheese 7(S14c. Whisky-1 08(41 08. C'1i1mko Market. Chicago, April 9. Flour Advanced and strong: western extras 80 50(96 75; Minnesota do Ju 75(4X; patent 87 50(49 76; winter do M25 &8 25. Wheat Excited and higher; No 2 Chicago snrinirffl -1 1 1 fiLMh tin. w, .1. 1 u t m vw ior 31 ay ana closed June; No 3 do cash: 443yc bid ior iay; saies at mc Aiay: 4c June. Oats Active and higher; 27c cash; 36?c bid May. Rye Sc. Barley olaöoc. Provisions-Pork, 914 10(15 cash; 814 20 May; has sold 14 20(414 40 May: 814 32 June. Lard, 40 cash; 99 42 May; 9 52 June. Bulk meats unchanged. Whisky 91 05. Receipts Flour 7,000 bbls; wheat 7,000 bu; corn 100,000 bu; oats 16,000 bu; rye 15,500 bu; barley 1,500 bu; malt 5,5oo ba. Hhipmentü Flour 18,000 bbls; wheat 98,000 bu; corn 14,000 bu; oats 10,000 bu; rye none; barley 12,000 bu. At the close wheat was firmer at 39c for May and 40c for June. Corn Easier; 4434l for May. Oats h inn and unchanged. Provisions Pork weak and lower; 814 50 for May; 914 15 June. Lard weak and lower; 89 35(9 33 May; 89 45 June. Foreign Market. London, April 9, 5 p. m. Consols for money and account MI9-16. United States Bonds 5-20, 1865, 106; do 1867, 109; 10-408, 109; new 5s, 108. Railway shares New York Central 91; Erie 6; preferred 16; Illinois Central 45. Turpentine 2!(29s. Paris, April 9. Rentes 108f 32c. Fkankjmrt, April 9. New fives 103. Antwerp, April 9. Petroleum 35V4f. LrvxRPooL, April 9. Cotton 6 3-166 7-1 Cd; sales of 8,000 bales, including 1,000 bales for speculation aud export, aud 6.200 bales of American. Wheat California white wheat average lis 011s 3d: club do lis. 'Idylls 7d;red western spring, No 2 to No 1, 10(411s; winter do 10s 9d. Pora 69s. Beef 75s. Ia rd 46s. Cheese 70s. Bacon Long clear Äs; short clear 40s. Tallow 38. Spirits Petroleum lOd; refined 133l3d. I Jns -ed Oil 26d. Rosin Common 5d ; pale do 13d. Spirits Turpentine 29s. HU lxala Market. St. Locia, April 9. Cotton 11c. Flour strong; tending up for medium and choice extras wnich are higher. Wheat Excited and higher; No 2 red fall 91 61 bid, cash sales fl 63 April; 91 62 May: No 3 do 91 574l 59 ctsh; 91 60 April and May. Corn No 2 mlxd 41c cash;41c April; 41Jc May ;41Kc June. Oats No 2 38c strictly fresh for cash; 3Cc April. Rye 68(4f59c bid. Barley Sample lots, medium, 80(4 90c. Whisky 91 04. Provisions Pork 914 50 CRsh ; 914 65 May. Lard Current make offered at 9c cash;9c bid. Bulk meats Clear rib 7Jc asked. Ba--con Unchanged. Hogs Lischt shipping to good smooth Yorkers 94 3."K45: bacon 94 7.V4); butchers 95 00(45 25. Cattle tl'holce to fancy steers 6a6c: good to prime 543c; light to fair 4(40c; butchers 4(44c; cows and heifers 3(4:'ic; steers 8 4c; feeders 4(44:;c; corn led Texas Sr44Jc. Receipts Flur 8,100 bbls; wheat 17,ujo bu; corn 7,000 bu; oats 80,000 bu; rye 1,000 bu; barley 5,0u0bu; hogs 2,500 head; cattle 1,200 bead. Philadelphia Market. Phiiadilphia, April 9. Flour Minnesota extra family 87 25(48; Wisconsin extra family 87 25; Pennsylvania extra family 97 508 50; Ohio ext-a fami y 8xa8 50: St. Louis extra family SX 2Va9; patent 99 ?i; high grades 910 3t'. Wheat In fair demand; amber 81 82; white II 85. Rye 80c on car. Corn Yellow P6(57c : sail 56c. Oats More active; white 43(47c; mixed 40(4 42c; western 44(446c. Clover Seed 14,15c. Ttmothy 92. Provisions Dull. Pork: Mess 913 25. Beef and hams 21(322c ; smoked do Italic ; pickled do 9-99c. Lard 944l0c. Butte New York and Bradford county extras 27430c; firsts 2223c; western dairy 26(428c. Cheese Western fine 15c. Eggs Western fresh 16(4i7c. Petroleum Refined ltfc; crude 13c. Whisk v-9l ox. Receipts Wheat 8,600 ba ; corn 13,000 bu. Shipments N one. Memphis Market. Memphis. April 9. Cotton Pales 300 bales; re teipts 553 baies; shipments 870 bales; stock 48,700 bales. Flour Choice family 88 50. Corn ()2454c in store. Oats V(4.3c In store. Provisions Pork 16. Lard: tierce 110 500 10 75: kegs 811 60. üaggtng 12(3l2c. ...

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New Orleans Market. New Orleans. April fl Flour Suterflne 83 75öC; XX c 73; XXX 87(48 23; high grades 88 75. . - i Corn White 4!0c: yellow 50c. 'Tfgl Oats Choice 40c. " , $ Corn Meal SI 40. Hay Prime 81: choice 8:8(419. '"r . Z" a Provisions Pork: Jobbin "-10)317. Lard: tierce 59 .30m. hi; keg f 10 50(I0 75. Bulkmeats 85 .30, 53 62. X 50, 17 87. Bacon fa, ?j, 25, 8'J 37. Sugar cured hams I0llc, large and small. r(v Whisky Western rectifltd 91 0541 CS. r .'orlee Rio cargoes, oidinary to prime, ls'-a 20 c gold.

Sugar Inferior 6(fr(Tc; common to good mierior ow);c; common to good n 7(.t74c; fair to fullv fair Xss'c; to choice tfif&.9c: centrifugal t)' -,--clarified H'iluc. ' common prime t yellow clarified .uuuws-common xi.'": lair öm.'oc: prime to choice 42(430c. Rice Common to prime 4(Sc. Bran SI 15. v" Jo:d-ioi?;(Slfqs; New York exchange : premium; sierling do -.OO-ie. New York Cat lie Market. New York. April 9. Beeves Receipts 1.2tW ' head, making 9,220 head for the week, against 9,010 head last week. Market a shade firmer and about c jer lb higher on medium to fair grades: fair to strictly prime steers ranged lroinfl02.ito?117j; extra do firm at 112312 25; ordinary and medium 19 25(410; no poor or very common cattle shown. Aout tio head r';t-K,etrH were lakew for the English trade at?12.gii25. Sheep-Ri-celpts 6,W0 head, making 23,000 head for the we-k,aainbt lti.ft'rfi head liutwtk No important change lu prices but slow trade and easier feeling; no premium sheep olered; ordinary to choice unshorn sheep ranged from u to 'C ler lb; prime and extra 57 &0(4ft, and 2 car loads of good clipped sheep, about 7 lbs average, for first clipped stock of the season, went at S3 21 per 100 lbs. Swine Receipts 9,100 head, n-aking 22,200 head for the week, against 18,700 head lat week. A car load of fatDhio hogs, 16 lbs average, changed hands alive at 85 87 per 100 lbs. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati. April 9.-Cotton llc. Flour Family 97 20(47 40. Wheat-Red f 1 60(41 68. Corn 424 1.5c. Oats 3Y4 40c. Rve 75üxo3;c. Barley Fail 60(473c. Provisions Pork held at 915. Lard: light offerings; steam 9 50; kettle 9I02.V41075. Bulk meats ; $5 I2, 97 50, 97 75. 97 7. Bacon 9 25, 88 oO, 58 ib. Whisky-fl 04. Butter Dull and heavy at 20a22e. Hogs Firm; common 94 404 80; fair to rood light 94 90(45 1 ; packing 83 2j butchers' 95 30(g 5 45. Receipts 390 head ; ahlpmente 660 head. Toledo Market. Toledo. April 9. Flour Stead r. Wheat Strong; extra white Michigan held at 81 75; at close 91 72 offered ; amber Michigan, snot, 81 X: seller April 91 66: May 91 69; June 91 70; No 2 red wiuter, spot, held at 91 68; 91 66 bid; seller April 91 66; May 91 67. Corn-High mixed, spot,47c; May 47c; No 2, spot, 4c: May 47c; July 4Xc; August 4!c; rejected 46c. Oats Dull and nominal. Clover Seed-98 40. Receipts Flour 100 bbls; wheat LS00 bu; corn 14.1100 bu ; oats none. Shi praents Flour none; wheat 11,000 bu; corn 41,(XX) bu; oats 100 bu. Milwankee Market. Milwaukee. April 9. Flour Higher. Wheat - Excited ; opened at an ad vance of 2 (S2c and closed firm; No 1 Milwaukee 91 55; No 2 do 91 41; May 81 4; June 81 4i .; No 3 do 91 32. Corn No 2 new 45c. Oats No 2 3334c; MaySGo. Rye No 1 71c. Barley No 2spring77!c. Provisions Nominal. Prk 813 87. Prime lard 99 25. Dressed Hoes 86 bid. Receipts Wheat 4,50 bu; corn 9,500 bu. Shipments Wheat 8,000 bu. Louisville Market. 1OrrrsvTLLK. April . Cotton QuietFlour K.xtra 8i 7.V46; family f 256 50; A No 1 977 5o; fancy 97 75(48 50. Wheat Red 91 53; amber and white 91 65. Corn White 4lc. Rye 73c. Oats White 44c; mixed 39c. Hay Quiet. Provisions Pork 814 25414 fiO. Bulk meats 85 25, 97 75, 98. Bacon 88 40, 88 50, 88 65, n 75. Sugar cured hams 810 50(212. Lard: tierce and leaf 910 50; do kegs 811 50. Whisky 81 04. Bagging-1213c. Cbleago Catile Market. Chicago, April 9. Cattle Receipts 2,800 head: shipment 2.400 head. Market onened active and firm, and best grades tending higher. Stockers and good steers 83 754 7u; good to choice shipping 94 80(45 12; extra smooth to extra prime 85 oOfdö To. Hogs Receipts 10,000 head ; shipments 400 heaa. Good demand and market firm at 5c higher; packing 85 10(45 30; light shipping 8 13(4-) 2r; choice to extra to heavy packing 95 40(.5 65; heavy shipping 95 354ö 65. Sheep Itecepts 3U0 head. Market steady; Inferior 8-1 75(94 25; fair to good 84 50(43 00; choice to extra fat $0 506 37. East Liberty Live Stock Market. East Liberty, ra., April 9. Cattle Receipts since and Including Friday 3,349 head or 177 cars through and 20 cars of yard stock; total for the week ending this day 4,284 bead, or 2u3 cars through and 47 cars yard stock; against 6,511 head or 272 cars through and 111 cars yard stock last week. Supply light and not much business doing or done in -the wholesale line; almost all at retail to local butchers; prices are, however, fair, if not a shade stronger than last week. Hogs Receipts 700 head; total for the week 11,8X0 head, against 9,843 head lat week; Yorkers 95 10(45 30; Philadelphias 83 70(45 90. Sheep Receipts 6.500 head; total for the week 13,800 head ; against 11,500 head last week ; selling at 84(45 75. New Tork Dry Goods Market. New York, April 9. There is a better feeling In the market and fa r orders were received from the west and southwest. Brown and bleached cottons are irregular in price; other makes are steady. Prints are in rather better demand. Men's wear In waolens remain quiet. The Bulletin says that 1 J0W cases of Walt ham cotton hosiery will be peremptorily sold at auction Friday next Boston Wool Market. Boston, April 7. Wool In fair demand; manufacturers only purchasing as wanted; dealers are disposed to close up stocks as fast as possible; medium and extra Ohio and Pennsylvania 39(a42c; XX 4547c; XXX and above 48(450c; Michigan and Wisconsin 36$ 38c; combings and delaines 42430c ; pulled unchanged. Plttabnrg- Marktet. Pittsburg. April 7. Petroleum Queit and firm; crude 82 87 at Parker's Landing; refined 16c for Philadelphia delivery. Boston Market. BoSTOX. April 9. Flour Firm. Corn Mixed and yellow 56g59C. Oats No 2 mixed and No 8 white 45a46e. Hay Western 815(918. Onweiro Market. Oswego. April 9. Wheat No 1 Milwaukee Club and No 1 white Michigan held at 81 68. Corn Dull at 55c. SUIT IN ATTACHMENT. Before T. P. Miller, J. P., of Center township, Marion county, Ind. Nor ah O'Connell vs. Dennis ONel. Tbe defendant in the above entitled action is hereby notified of the pendency of the attachment 6uit in said cause, and that the said cause is set for hearing before me on the 6th dav ot June, 1X77, at 9 o'clock a. m, at which iime, if the said detendant fail to appearand make answer thereto, the said cause will be tried aud determined in his absence. THOMAS P. MILLER, J. P, No. 86 Court street, Indianapolis, Ind. -VTOTICE OF ADMIN ISTRATION. Notice r is hereby given that the nnderelgned has been appointed by the Marion Civil Circuit Court of Marion county, Indiana, administrator o bonus non of the estate of Henry M. Phillips, lute of said county, deceased. Said State is supposed to c solvent. J ERE w IAH COBLE. April 5. 1877. Administrator dc bonutnon. VTOTICE Or ADMINISTRATION. Nottcel3 is hereby given that the undersigned has. been appointed bv the Marlon Civil Circuit Court of Marion county, Indiana, administrator of Ihe estate oi John Coble, late of said county, deceased. Said estate is supposed tobe solvent. JEREMIAH COBLF, ApiU IS 177, A4U4jjawwf.