Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1878 — Page 8

TILE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MOBSTING. JAtfl7ABY 23 .1878.

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FINANCIAL AND CO FAKER CI AL

MOSET A5D THE MARKETS. Omcsor TTI- ICIAKAPOI.IS Sfstikix,) Tuesday Evkiku, Jan. -2, IJjS. I There was great quietude In local financial elreles to-day. The usual banking business wan transected, anil matter moved along In the name smooth way that la always noted In thtsc'ty. Rates or interest remain the same a for some time pant. Only a moderate demand Is noted for eastern exchange, and transactions acroas the counter are being made at 1-10 premium. ISDIAXAPOJJS CT.KARING UOU3F. Clearings Balances. Wednesday, January 2, Thursday. January 3 re 5,uoo 1 15.000 20,000 V,ti00 2.V),0(iO 2u,wo 33,01 jO 6-,000 35.000 46,000 50,001 62,000 t,00i 74,000 as,ooo M.llOO 49.000 4(5.000 4S,iXl 40,000 ai,ooo 2,000 Friday, January 4... Sainrday, January 5... Monday. January 7.. Tuesday, January 8.... , Wednesday. January ....... Thursday, January 10 ... Friday, January 1 1. Haturday, January 12......... Monday. January H , !,nro ... 2:jn,0u0 . 2i2,000 ... iii.ux) 2.W,(I0 Tuesday. J in nary Wednesday. January 18-. Thursday. Jannary 17.-...-Krldav, January IS. ..... Haturday, January 19...... Monday, January 21....... Tuesday, January ............ .... 2J0.OD0 .. ,MK) .. li,KX 2i0,i00 -2ti,(A ... 1S.5, 2i.4,U0O Commercial. Business to-day was fairly active In all branches of trade. The order trade has been improving daring the last few days, and prices are well maintained. The grocery market has been quite active for the past week or tea days. Sugars and'eoffees axe firm and active. Canned goods are In good, it-quest, and foreign fruits quiet and steady. Receipts of eggs are almost equal to the demand, and prices are undergoing no changes. There Is a fair trade doing in butter. Poultry is quiet a'ud unchanged. Game is steady. - Apples are in good demand, and prices flrm The New' York Bulletin of the 17th says: ConVe. These la still an absence of Kood, solid vigor on the movement of the lirazii grades, and we can find nothing new or Interesting for the day. About former rates are asked and quoted, but they are In reality nominal. In the absence of a basis of actual sales, nothing bavin? changed hands to-day. At New Orleans there has been sold receutiy 4,000 iui;s Rio per "Watch." On th-a mild grides buyers continue to take matters easy, and the demand is slow. The accumulation is pretty full, and shows some very attractive parrels, but lacking the force of a ureossary addition to their supplies for distribution, the majority of Jobber seem Inclined to allow goods to remain in first hands nntll they are wan fid. We bear of no sales lo-day, but the revised record for the week embraces Jf.710 has Maracaiho, 793 do Laguay-ra.-WSavanUla, 1,100 St. Domingo, 270 Mexican and 170 Coal: Rica. Java is slow and nominally nncnanged. The stock other than RIO embraces nl,87u mats Java, frf.218 du Singapore, 2,ti;x Maracalbo, 3,!J8 Laguara, l,t73 Jamaica, ,u -.i. iiuimnu, i iwm nic, W Mexican, 1,81a Auostur.i and '2jb6l Bavanii:. isugars. Raws show very much the same general features so lorig current. The principal holders have the confidence and determination to offer supplies who moderation and only upon a fiositlve aud extrema limit of cot, while in some cases the most dwdrahle samples may be cons dered as withdrawn altogether for the time being. On this basis, therefore, the position Is firm and current quotations are none too hih to represent cellar's views. On the part of buyers, however, the old resistance continues and demand amount t-j little. We have no sales positively reported to-day, but there is an apparently ' well authenticated rumor that within a day or two Koine 2,(W lilils New Orleans here and to arrive have changed bauds. Refined continue well sustained, a little firmer if anything in some canes, and the niuvemeut 1 fairly up to supply. Demand, however, shows more or less of the old caution, and is entered in the main bv small orders. There ha been some activity In the provision market during the past few days, and the market rules quiet kut firm. 1 Flour is dull and unchanged. There is but little life in the wheat market, and prices are unchanged. The corn market continues dull and heavy. There is considerable business doing In dry goods. The New York Bulletin in reviewing that m rket fjrthe past week f-psaki as follows: During the early part of the week under review business continued very quiet with the package houses, but dome lmprof etnent was developed before its close, owing to the arrival of a gcod many prominent western and southwestern buyers, who have been out of the market since the beginning of trie ye-r. Buyers of the ab.vo cIaks were, however, very camioni in their oteratio" s, owing to the check given to the distributing trade by the still Impossible condiiion of the roads In some parts of the interior. There wai a more liberal demand lor some descriptions of goods by Texas and California Jobber, and as considerable quantities of spring woolens, brown ?aud cotorod cottons, while goods, piques, shining print, hosiery, etc., wt re delivered by agents on account of previous orders, the aggregate distribution of the week wa not aliogemer imsat' factory for the time of year, though perhaps 't- in volume than at the corre ponding .iod In some former season. The jobbing trade was devolu of animation, but there was a steady demand for small quantities of seasonable goods by the near by trade, and orders to a Jair aggregate were received from Interior retailers. Light fancy and shining prints were sold to liberal amount by a few of the leading firms having cheap lots to offer, and cotton good were lu tileady though moderate request, but dress goods, hwis and skirts were severally in light demand. Cotton tiood. The cotton goo is market was somewhat irregular during te past week, and while there was a tendency toward higher Firlces on sme leading makes of brown sheetnss, deninos ducks, tickings and c-set Jeans, there was a break in some makes of bleached shirtings, and print cloths were a shaite lower. "Fruit of the Loom." 4-4 bleached shirtings, were reduced by agents to Vc net. tjy days. which price induced liberal purchases, aud there is reason to believe that Jobbers will And it to their intere-t to refrain from subjecting these good' to "cutting" quotations. Alde frbm bleached cottons, in which some large transactions occunrrd. sales were mostly restricted to comparatively small lots of the- various makes of goodisand the aggregate distribution from first hand was only of mode rate pioportions. The exports of domestics from this port for the week ending January 15 reached IM package, and from Boston 167 packages, or a total of 773 packages. Brown Sheetings and Hhlrt'ngs. There wan a steady demand for small selections of brown cottons at first hands, and sales, combined with deliveries on account of bad orders, enabled agents to effect a fair distribution for tne time of year. Leading makes . of fine browns and four-yard browns continue closely sold up, and prices are In most crises firmlytm&lntalned at unchanged quotations. Frinls. There was a continued light movement m fancy prints from agents' hands, though a few leading makesot new spring work were taken with some freedom by California and Texas buyers. Hhlrtings were in fair d'mand, hat staple, robes, mournings and Turkey reds remained dull, npr ng fancies have not. yet boen opened to the general trade, nor has' the opening price been fully determined upon, but agents aie dally receiving new styles irom the works, and there will soon be an ample supply of spring work on the market, though stocks are likely to be much smaller than at he corresponding period of last, year, as very few printers are running their machines to tfielr full capacity, home of the leading Jobbers ?.Um1 large sales of low priced light, fnncy and shfrtlng prints. . Agnt have made the following prices for American print.- American fancies 6c; do shirting ftc; do robes iPez do green and orange tfHc; M J D checks 6e; do seersuckers ttc; do indigo bkie end white He. . Uinghsms. There was a moderate movement in staple and fancy ginghams, but dress t vl ruled quiet on acoguntof the meager

supply of new styles, none of the leading

agents naviog yetopeneu tneir spring proauc Lions. SALK3 REPORTED. Corn 4 cars no grade. 2jc: 2 cars ear, 32c: 2 cars dry ear, Sic; 5 cars mixed, f. o. b., 3tc; S cars mixed, track, 85c; 3 cars mixed, trrck. 30c ; 4 cars no grade, Ijc ; 3 cars no grade, &o ; l oar no graue, sue; l car no graue, uc. KICFIPT3 AND F1IIPMENTS. " The lollowlng is au exhibit of the receipts and shipments of leading commodities during the pistil hourj: Receipts iShlpra U Flour, bbls. 1,400 75 123, WO 24,00 2,i00 20 a 40 2,:0 1,12. 91,030 Wheat, bu. Corn, bu...M. Oats, DU live, doBarley, bn. wo """7U0 ... Bran. tons... Corn meal, bbls.. Htarch.bbls. Hay, tons.. Hogs. No 41X it5 . 2ir 900 975 460 (kittle, No... Sheep, No.... ljaru, ics 2i0 120 " n. - 1,W 50 10 17 !V7oy rrovlslons, tons... 610 V ool. tons... Coal and Coke, tons. .. Whisky, bbla HitleR, tons Iiors-s and Mules, No.. Lumber, ft GR.UX IX 8T0ER. January 13,1878.

"bib 50

Wheat Corn, f Oats. Rye. KlevatorA 15.40J 13,312 6,106 70 KlevatorB 4,740 M,4i 11 1.48J Central Ele.. ...... 7,40 .. City Elevator 200 17:0 Kievator D , tl.iw 3,500 300 Elevator K 3,82o ToUlS-. 20,31 101.77 8 4 1,52 Same day lff7. 12,000 4JU.UU0 32,001 2,000

DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS MARKET. The Provision Market. The market to-day ruled quiet but steady. Mess Pork 1 25U 00. Rump Pouk 510. Tongves 512. Duy Salt Meats Shoulders 4c; blear ribs 5c : short clears 5Jc ; long clears 5.75c ; all loose aiid 10 to 10 days in halt. G rekx M eats shoulders 3c ; clear ribs 5e ; salteU ou earn. Lard Prime steam "KTc. BoxF.n .MEATS-Shoulders 4(31 fc; hams 7i8. ; February c for 18 lb avg ; 7Ko for 20 lb avg; Cumberlaijds.So spot; long cfeurs 6i(3 5.0. ; L C.H.C. 5c. H P. Meats Shoulders 5e: hams nominally ttc for 14 1b avg, 30 days lu pick le. tirtln and Flour Market. Corx The market was heavy and very dull, continued large receipts of damaged corn having a deprt sslve effect on values here, and a blmilar condition of the market prevails at the seaboard. Mixed, while not in large supply, was in excess of demand. Oil'eiingsof ungraded were again large, aud in some cases the quality and condition wera so bad receivers found difficulty in making sales at any p'lce. Country roads are acain in an Impassable condition, presenting a dhcuuraging outlook to the corn trade. The following were closing quotations at the call board, 12:30 o'clock : Yellow Offenxl at 3Ho elevator. lliga Mlxed-35c bid track. Mixed S c bid track. Kir 3to In car lots for dry. ltejicted-3:tc bid f . o b. for samples that suit. No Oi a le Offered f. o. b. at 2;c. January 3.V; bid track. Fb uary 33c b:d track. Mrch 3")Vic bid track. JWay Wc bid track; 4;lc aked. Wheat The market is dull and generally neglected by shippers. There is a fair milling demand for choice red ; offerings small. We quote: No 2 ml 51 l i $l 16, the latter for btralght red: No 3 51 05l 07. Flouk Oemand light: prices unchanged. We quote: known brands, fancy V oo; family? 003-i So; low grade S3 OUtl 00; buckwheat flour, choice, to 7 V0 25. oat Maiket dull. We quote: No 2 white 25Va2ttc: mixed 24ap"c. Rtk Market quiet; No 2 RJt.Vjc. Bkan In fair demand; offerings smsll; saleable at 512 25(3 12 50 per ton. Sale 1 car 512 50. . Indianapolis Prod nee Market. Applf-h Apples are selling at 52 50(a3 25 per bb for common and 5-1 5031 25 for choice. Butter -Receipts liberal and the market quiet. (Shippers are paying 12(l4c,and It Is selling in store at 15aftic. Beeswax - 2-tc. EtiGs.-luceipts very large and market dull. We quote on arr.val at 11c per dez, and from store at Ho. Feathers Rule active and steady. We 3 note prime live geese at mixed, geese and uck, 20"4.6c ; old feathers 1iZjc. Honey Kanves from lsoo per pound, according to quality. PorLTRY Receipts are equal to the demand aud prices are unchanged. Turkeys, alive, tic per lb; N. Y. drewd 7c per lb; ducks tl ' per doz; i ousters 51 2) per doz; spring chickens 912'iperdox: bens 2 2) per doz; geese, full feathers, 4 Hi per doe. Raos Are steady and unchanged, and we quote good cotton rags at la2c per lb. Onions New onions are dull a 51 5032 09 per bbl. . IVta toes The market Is steady. We quote: 2S.d30c on arrival , seibng at 3541c. Cranberries Are selling at 52 603? 75 per bu cIoioh S 00. a 8 60 p r bbl Drier Fruits There Is but llttfe dolmr, and prices are- nominal. New peaches, halves, tfsc: applt-s, new, 5rtiy,c per 10. . Beans We quote: New navy, clean white, 51 60 icr bu ; common 51 per bu. Game lli market Is dull and prices are nomlnwt. We qu te: Prairie ehl-kens 53 00. Kqolrrels 7oc. Ducks, mallard. 52 7Vft3 00 teal 52 0(5i2 75; common 5175100. Wild turkeys loo per lb. Rabbits 75c. Indlanapollt Grocery Market. Tn market Is quite active at firm pries. CorraEf Are in good demsnd and prices are firm. Ordinary grades of Rlos 17J4'lxc; good to fair 18V'jl!)'ic; prime 3J(321c; cuo. ce to fancy 21 623c; Java i'jSOc Ciikkmic Vrlme new mild 1sbld at lltc. MoUASHEe and Byrcp Tbe market Is quiet ana Heady. New Orleans molasses Is quoted at assise for new crop ; syrups at 60c($Si 00 for commou to fancy. Rice Is In god demand and firm. We quote: 6 wc for Carol in a. Scoars -The market is nrm with ah upward tendency. Waquote: Refined A lOlOVic.'ofTA X494c; extra CSJ-Ac; hard 10411o; circle C and U KWJMc: ytB ,w 8fcc. Soap He quo e: Tousey V German 5Va5c per lb; othtr German ttjrti'c irlb:whlie Russian presed cake Si 75 a'tf ; Babbitt's 177 25 per box. Candle We quote: HoU 1 19 20c; star candles lhwnn; common prefsed 14(al4V.c. Teas The usual volume of trade la reported at urchanged prices. Young hym, commnn ... t Young hyson, fair to good 4H 60 7'Wt, m KV1 Ml S04 4 1 Young nyson, cnoice. Young h. son, ex'ra choice imperial, common. Imperial. n , , fiOv 8 4V9 7.Vis imperial, cnoice M Gunpowder cmrnqn...'., (snpowiwr, nne.... Gunpowder, choloe.Gunpowder, extra choice . Japan, uncolored, common. Japan, uncolored, flue new. 1 (0(0,1 Oi 60cJ 60 tiJ 80 S0 3-i 4v4 75 OOrOO Japan, nncolored, choice new ooiong, interior. Oolong, nn-..... Oolo.ig, extra choice . . COitDAUE-IS without Chang? Maul! aJitoS-ltiin 1S Manilla, V, In. up...l M tA, inch DH Bash cord, hemp'S tlay rope, 1,3,4 ply.11 Man II R,lnrh-.1 -I -ml, U6 siai, lD.Ahurger.ll JotUmrope 02 day rope,commouJl(4 I4lla)Np4ll Dry flel Market. Trade Is reported quite brisk at unchanged quotations. Baitinu Ordinary 1P912; middling 15c; best tlsue 16c. Bkowx PRiLLisa Nashville 8c; Pepperel 9o hi t tic 9c f iCKiNO Omego32 Inch lflc; Conesfoga 4 4 Uudxt ide; Medal lVc: exf lAn; elra4 4 16c: Lewbton 3 Inch 18o; Xi inch loo; AMuch 13Xc; plaid 18c. HHiRTiNo ptripkh Amtlcan 6-3 10c; 3-3 9c; WhlUe- den cheviots B S.o; A A lie; AAA 12c; XX 12o: OttschcvloUl2to; Kverelido liu;c: horm-spnn OVc. Papfr Cambrics Common colon 6)c; bitcolors le higher.

Prints American 6c; Washington, Merrimac. Oriental, Conestoga, (c; Richmond 6c; Harmony 5!ic; Allen ttc; Freeman tc; Stand' ard shining prints 6c: Albion solid colors Wamutta 6c; mourning print 6,c; Spraguesd'c CakpktC'haix White 21c; colored 2Cc; covei let wa p 23c. Brown 8heettnos Vermont 7Kc; Nashville 7c; MlddleviU74e; Idaho Kc; New Albany 7c; Stark A He; Park.-A 5c; Granite B 6c; Bed lord R5,'4c; Pepp N j: Pepp O "c; Pepp K 7jc ; Pepp K hc ; Charter Oak oc ; Lancaster standard 8c. Bleached Sheetings Lonsdale 9c: Hope 7c: BackstoneKc; Mnneimen 8c: 11111,7-8, 9c; 4 4 c; Dwigit Htar 10c; Vaugh XX 8c; Rep Dog6c; Quaker 7c; Cambrics, Lousdale, 15c; Young Warrior HUc; Jabfz Knight 9ic; Warasutta llc; New York Mills llic. Grain Bags Amoskeag A 2oc; Lewistown A22c;Stark 25c; Union 22,l;c; Banner 2Jc; Montanp 22kc: American 21c: Harmony 19c. COTTON YARNS

A sotted numbers, per lb, . lozen yarns, 40 s, per dni.......M... Iozen yarns, f4X)s, per doz . Dozen yarns, 6tXs, per doz lozen yarns, 7 On, per doz........ .. Carpet warp (colored) per lb ...... Carpet warp (white) standard, per lb 21c liyc lc 9c Bi1c 210 5C l ovenei yarns, per io . Cotton twine, per lb-.. .182Ho Trot I1d6.mw..iw..w.i 2tic Staging, per lb-, .. Ta Seine twins...m....m....... 3t)c Canale wick, per lb 23c Batting, per lb .... 10 16c Mlscclluneens. ALCOHOL We continue to quote at 52'15 2 2.5 for 9H per above proof. BROOMS We have uo change to note in quotations: . Common, per doz... Plain... Fancy carpet,....., Hurl H tea m boa t . , 51 6032 00 1 5.xl t-t 2 "-xi 00 2 50,-43 00 4 00((4 SO Shaker . M ,2 502 75 CANNED GOODS-Tho market Is fairly active. Peaches, 2 lb cans, per doz ..S1 fV3l 70 Peaches, 3 lb cans... 2 002 25 Pineapples . - 1 65r2 25 Strawberries Raspberries.. I 4-X-U to 1 .V1 75 1 3;l 50 2 00.42 25 1 b5&l 60 1 752 00 2 75&3C0 Bartlett pears..... Plnmsdamscn, per doz.. Hreen peas . Condensed milk ... Oysters, full weightCove, 1 lb. . Cove, 2 lb.... .. lo, short weight i 1 faf 2 lb Whortleberries, 2 lb..... Tomatoes, 2 lb. M Tomatoes, 3 lb ... 80d 85 404l 50 1 f5ft 60 04l ) 4841 55 10;1 20 S-itl 45 55(1 75 60-1 fiO ai(l 4i) noi 70 asi 50 902 00 fyorti 75 Rm1 cherries, 2 ib., Limn lieans,Z lb String beans, 2 lb Pumpkins, 3 lb Gooseberries. 2 lb Yarmouth succotash, 2 lb. Blackberries, 2 lb.... . Yarmoutn corn, 2 lb...... Msrylnnd mxnr com.2 lb, 1 90(2 00 1 50(Sl 75 8 00fa9 00 8 75 4 50 4 5tKJ 00 2 60 2 ) 2 50(12 65 93 10 10(3 I't 7 :s; FRUITS A fair trade reported Oranges. ... ......... Oranges Messlnas Lemons Mr box. Layer rab-ins, new, per box , .xw .nuscatei, crown . New Mucatel, double. ........ 'it run, per lb l'runeo, old, per lb.................. Prune", new, per ib . Currants, per Jb..... FI;H A fair demand is reported Mackerel, extra mess, per bbl.M., 28 00&32 01 Mackerel, large extra..........M........ i'l OCIi IW MacKerei, iNo i snore.... ....... Mackerel, No 1 bsy... Mackerel. No 2. large................... Mackerel, Kugltsh, breakfast.... Herring, No I, per box .. White rtnh. No I, per halt bbL. White fihh, No I, per k it.. ........ White tlb. family, per hall bbl White fish, family, per quarter bbl 18 00 15 0r(! 10 12 00 fl13 00 9 50(410 S-V4 40 5 OiK 5 50 903 1 2-i 3 00 1 7i 8 00 1 00 7(1 iierring, lane, per nan ooi...... Herring, lake, er quarter bbl H-nlng, lake, per kit.... U Ii nrA liutr(na vts kkl-hl 7 00 1 50 UUNlWWDEK-We quote prices at ta 2i per keg for rifle; S3 50 per keg for blasting. GIiESK-Steady; brown -4c; ytllow 6c; wrlt- fi'-K, a to qcality. HIDES ijuotailous corrected by E, Rauh !t Sons, 21!) South Pen r sylvan la street. Market continues very dull and unsettled. We quote in store: Green salted cured Cured, 2tt lbs and up Calfskins. 8 to lilbs s a 8c 12 & C 10 (at o Klpoklas. 18 to 25 lbs (veal) Klptklus, 16 to 25 lbs (long haired) 8j? C Balls, s'ags and damaged hides and tskins, two-thirds price. Part cured J-aie less per lb. Dry salted No!. 11 fll2 e Flint N J l........-.. ................ ....13 al5 c .'Sheep pells V c51 15, January skins; tally skins in proportion to wool. Lit. A I tifc.it A lair trade is reported. Sola, oak, per lb 83 SS S le, hemlock.... ........................ Ti(cl .. 23 4 S5 Iltrufs8.wit,ii Mklrtlng 4iC4 42 ltough harness... Bridle, per doz... Kips, city, per lb-.. 2H(4 48 00(454 oj . . ti0.4 90 1 00(4 1 40 . l.l 1 40 1 5U(4 2 15 do r rench ..... Cslfbklns, citydo French 1RO.N I he mar t n rainy active. Wrought Bur, common, per 100 lbs f2 2-i Wrought, Charcoal Bar..........!... . n 45 Wrought, scrap, per lb. ...... ?4'C Cast, scrap, per lb..'. ...... ... xAVo LLAD Prices are quoted a follows: Pig 74 (S7o; bar. per lb,7Xc. MORl'alNtiA moderate demand reported at 51 25. N Al LS-Without Quotable change : lOd to GOd at Z 5. NAVAL STOKES-We quete: -Rxv-in.ex pala Vi 50(4 00 Rosin, No 32 5fV82 75 Kin,p'le,bbl 4 CKi 50 Tmt, ptr bbl 5ik5 50 ltoslu.No 1 3 2 tl 75 Navy pitch. 3 754 oo R ln,No2 8 00(43 2i OILH The demand is fairly active. Linseed: raw (lc per gal; boiled OOo pergal. Caibon, 110 fire test, !3jal4V.c. Lard oil: extra winter 7.l4"5c; No 1 (Ti'alLVc; No 2 AK60c: Strait's 00C4-3H;: Banks' 5t1oc; Labrador 7u 75c. Castor 1 251 3-i. Neatsfoot 85c51. Turpentln" 4 (a4Jc per gul per bbb OPIUM We quote at Ki 25 per lb. tiUIN I NR Steady at 53 10. PKANUTH steady. Mwvln4.. n. UAllLn T.nnA.a u K3tftj Tennessee, white, tti'Kc; piiasted 8c higher. hi in i i ne aemanu is ugnt ana prices low er. .Aborted N's" per hag, 52 15(u A); Duck, per hsg, 52 452 60. halt W e quote at i ?vai & in car ioaa lots for lak per bbl ; Ohio river at 51 30 per bbl, and i c additional In store. TIN I'litTEAND METALS I C 10x14 tin 57 25 I X 10x11 5' 60-1 C 14x20, roodog, 57 0; I C 20x28, roofing, 511 5; block tin. In pigs, 2lc; in bar 24o; sheet iron, 27 ib, a BO - 'Z, c, o 25; gdlvanlzed Iron 4t p-r cent, discount; Indianapolis plecid elbows 40 per cent discount; Not throp'n patent sheet Iron roofiug 54 25 rer square Crowl's double capped corrugated iron rooting 55 per qnare. TA" lAJWtiulet ana lower: vnrae at o4C. . WOOL We uuote tnb washed an I picked at 3Vat8c: uuwast,el mlium and common gmde If In gon-t order, 2w33lc: unwashed fine .32x:: fie ce washed if light, well washed and In good order, 33aiJ8c; burry aud unmerchantable f loc less. IadlanapelU I J ve Mock Market. Monday Evening, Jan. 21. IRenorted bv C. A. Fenruson A Co.. Wholesale Commission Doalnt In Cattle, Hogs and unoep. j Cattle There were 30i cattle offered at the Exchange stock yards to dny, of common to medlnm qnadty. The weather was warm and rainv. and the butchers wanteo- butfewa' d shippers bought very ew. At the close there were some leu nnsoia. 1 he butchers claim that they are selling but little beef and are not using by nearly one-half much as they usually sell at this season of th- ytar. W nuote the market very dull at ednesday's quotations: prime neifers ana steer-. cuiai v OVxxl heifers and cows 8 2543 75 Medlti'n cows and heifers..- . . 2 7-va3 !" Common cows and heifers. 2 X42 65 Hulls dull.. 2 2o(2 75 Cows and calves..., .....25 vai5 0 HHKEP The demand for sheep is good. All offering selling readily at 53 50A3 75 for fair to medium and 544 CO for good to prime, lurtlfana polls Ifo- Market. Uxioif Btock Yaris, Jan.22. . (Reported br C. A. Ferguson A CoWholesale Commission LVaiers In Cattle, dogs and Sheep.) There were 7,500 hears at the Union stock yards to-day. The quality waj very good, In

fact better than It has been any day this season. This morning shippers liegan buyl g at S3 &V$3 90 for assorted light, b:tt they soon got their orders filled, aud Hie paciers were wanting to buy at S3 71KS3 80. The sellers were slow to accept the prices, but nnapy tbey began lettiug loose and things were lively the balance of the day. At tho close there were some hogs left unsold. We quote the market active at 51 C0Q3 70 for common, and S3 75(ft3 80 for good packing; 6tags and roughs 52 753.

MARKETS BT TELEGRAPH, New fork Market. New York, Jan. "22. Flour Receipts 12.000 bbis; more doing; export moderate; No 2 t2 0 (4-'i 75; superfine state and weptern. 51 40&4 75; common to good extra 51 855 25; good to choice S5 3036: white wheat extra 56 05i8 75; fancy 50 80(48 25; extra Ohio 55Q7 60; St. Louis 55AS 25: patent S7 20QX 75. Rye flour Dull at 53 50.4 20. Cornmeal 52 &. , Wheat Quiet and Heady; limited demand; receipts bX'.OuO bn; rejected FpringS105; No3 SMllwankeeSl 'i: No 1 51 33; No3red winter 51 l9Vi ; No 2 do March SI 85QI 3tS,: No 2 northwestern, January, Si 20lid.. Rye Western 7072c. Barley Quiet and unchanged; 2 rowed state 65c. Malt Dull and unchanged. Corn Unsettled; rfcelpis 5(i,000 bu; damaged western mixed a40c: steamer mixed 66ia 67c; yellow western 5Sc; No 2, January, 613 62c. Oats Unchanged; receipts 8;,000' bu; mixed western and state 33,437c: white do 35&41C. Hay Steady and unchanged; shipping 60 fi5c. Hons Firm and unchanged; western 512c. Coffcre Quiet and unchanged; Rio cargoes 15 318croiu: jobblog liyc goll. Sugar Du 1; fair to good refining 747Jc; prime 77 ic; refined nuiet and unchanged. Molasses Nominally unchanged; New Orleans steady at 2.x84.Sc. Kjce-Qulet but steady. Petroleum Crude '&VAa refined 12':a 12ic; united 4fiQ524c. Ta li o w 7;'&74c. Strained Rosin Unchanged; 51 65170. Spirits Turpentine Unchanged. . Eggs Western 1015c. Provisions Mess pork 511 90(312 25. Beef ?ulet but firm. Western dressed hogs 4c. ong clear middles 6aSc. Lard: prime steam 57 627 67. Butter Firm and unchanged; common 19 (Sl'iJc. 'heese Unchanged : common to prime 7 VTilsky 51 f7. Vhlcsuro Market. Chicago, Jan. 22. Flour Nominally unchanged; western extras 51 fjO 5 75; Minnesota extras 5175(45 50; common to food Si 75(49 60; choice and fsncy patents 18 50ft 9; winter extra 15(47; superfine 52 50(34. Wheat No 1 Chicago spring SI 06i'3l 07; No 2 gilt edge $1 03$; tegular 51 04 cash: 51 fri'i &l 034 February; 51 03QKM March; No 3 51: rejected 88c. lorn A shade- higher; 41c cash; 40c Febru ary; syvc jiarcn : rejeciea . Gate Firm; 23;&24c casho March. i or February; 2c Rye Steady at 51c. Barley Easier: 61c. Dressed Hogs AH sold at 54 25. Provisions Pork : 510 65$$ 10 70 cash: f 10 70 February; 510 85 .March; 511 April. Lard 57 22 (37 25 cash ; 57 30 February ; 57 3 V- 7 J7 Ma ch ; 57 4247 45 April. Bulkmeats:s;ioulders53 87; short rib Si f; short clear 5-5 75. . Whisky 51 03. Receipt. Flour 19,nmj bbls; wheat 150.000 bu; corn 1 &w bu: oats 70,Gu0 bu; rye 11.OJ0 bu; barley ,000 bu. Shipments Flour 13,000 bbls; wheat 119,000 bu; corn (W.coobu; oats ZA,m bu; rye 395 bu; barley 22,0o bu. At the Close Wheat-Si 03Vi al Off'k February; 51 tSal t'4 March. Corn Exsler, but not lower. Oats Firmer, but not higher. Provisions Pork steady and unchanged. I .ard easer, but not higher. ' Foreign Markets. London, Jan. 22, 5 p. m. Consols for money and account 9 . - Amount of bul'lon gone Into the Bank of England on ba ance to-day 1,000. United KtAtes Securities 5-2 a 18ti5, 105Ji; do l.S!7, lie; 10-408 109; new 5s liKi6. Railroad Bonds Erie 9; preferred 22J-J; Illinois Central 75: Pennsylvan.a Central ZLy. Ts llo w (a,39 Linseed Oil WK&Xlfr. Spirit Turpentine 21ti-l. Paris, Jan. 22. Rentes 109f 15c. Antwerp Jan. 22, Petroleum Refined 28JJf. LrvXRPOOL, Jan. 22. Cotton Dull at 6 516 CV.d; Bales of 7,000 bales, including 1,000 bales for speculation and export and 6,400 bales of American. Wheat California white average, 12.T,4s'. do club 12fcl3t Id ; red western spring, No i to 1. 10s 4dQklls; do winter UyiQU'ip. Mess Pork 56s. Beef Prime mess 84s. Lanl llVjs. Cheese Ms. Bacon Long clear middles 31s; short clear 32s. . Tallow 40J4s. Spirits Petroleum Refined lOJlOis. Linseed Oil 2Ss. Rosin "ommon 6J4s; pale do 13s. Turpe n tl ne 25s. St. Lonls Bfarket. BT. Louis, Jan. 22. Cotton Quiet; middlings lUHc; sales 2,500 ba es. H(s Opened firm; closed dull and wek; ligut S3 4(33 Co; packing S3 804 05 ouUlde for very choice; receipts 3,900 heaj. iitK? Fair demand for shipping grades; butchers' firmer on llirbt supply; mature shipping steers 51 TOft.: fair to, good do S3 8i(ai 25; fair to choice butchers' 5314; good to choice cows and heifers S3 2543 50; feeders' steers S3 33(43.70; receipts 200 bead. Sheep Extra heavy shipping muttons 51 75 5;eood to choice 51(34 fiO; receipts BU) head. Hour Extra full 54 2Q 1 35; XX 5185(35; family 55 WQfi 60. Wheat No 8 red fall 81 12l 14 February, 51 10a1 17 closing; 81 lufi March; 51 W April; No 4 do 51 04: No2sprlrg5l 04f Com 45 cah ; 44J4S4-ic January; 411tll;4'e February; 41J4ic"March ; 4i4lio April; new Ziyifttea. oats o aoc can ; oy;-ic reDruary. Rye 50arj0ic bid. lvtrlev Unchanged. Whlskv 81 toi. Provisions I'ork 511 cab and February; 8H15ll 20 March. I .Ard held higher 57 25 aked; 57 15 bid. Bulkmeats: car lots2 loose, clear rib to 65; clear side 55 70. Bacon be, 6c, 'Receipt's Flonr 2,fi00 bbls; wheat 14.000 bu; corn 28,000 bu; oats 10,000 bu; rye 4,000 bu; barley 2,(X0 bn. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati. Jan. 22. Cotton 10c. Flour Firmer but not qnotably higher; family So Q&Q 75 for new graded.. Wheat Dull ; red 51 15&1 -0. Corn Dull ai 8c. Oats Dull at 28g31o. Rye Wtoiks. B.rley Dull and unchanged; prime to choice spring GOjjOOc. Provisions Pork 511 55 spot and buyer Jannary. Lard: steam $7 i'5&7 30; kettle 57 75(48. Bulkmeats dull and nominal. Boxed meats In good demand: short rib Si 75; long and hort clear 15 87i; Cumber ands $5 87 K. Hams: long cut 57 32. Bacon: 55 5), 50 75 and 57. Green meats: shoulders S3 023 67$; i-hort ribs S10-5 25. Hams: 16 lbs average,!; 15 do 505; 14 do 56 6. Wblsky-81C. Bufer Dull and unchanged : prime to choice western reserve 20(22o; central Ohio 15l8o. Linseed Oil b9(S62c. Hoks Com mou 536083 80; light 538534 00; packing 3 95(44- j0; butchers' 84 10&4 20. Reeelpts 7,76o head; shipments none. Toledo Market. T0LW),Jan. 22.-Wheatr-No 1 white Michigan SI 21; extra white do 8129; amber spot held at 51 2-i; February 51 23--,: March 81 28; No 2 red winter, spot. Si 19; February SI 19; March 8122; No 8 red 51 08; rejected Waba&h 9m; No 2 spring 81 10. mru.1 HAW 'iill . Oats Quiet; No 2 26c. Cloverseed Mammoth 54 75; prime 54 87; No 2 Si 45.-Hogs-Held at 84 3i; 54 CO bid. Receipts Flour 150 bbls; wheat 18,000 bu; corn 85,000 bu ; oats 8,001 bu. Shipments Flour 2- bbls; wheat 32,000 bp; ooru 61,00i bu ; oats li 0 bu. Chicago Live Stock Market. Chicaoo. Jan. 22. The Drovers Journal reports hog receipt at 40,003 head; shipments 10 head. The market opened dull at 6l0e lower, and dragged ell day.ciosing weak: mixed packing 8i 7u8 80: light S3 80(3 95; choice heavy 83 90 8 4; many left over. CatUe-RwelpU 8,700 bead; tbipmeatl

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' - , ' " . " . ' 1 1 ti v. 1 11 , r.in t tail vkm g. od steers at t J.33 80; stockers and feeders "8 w- u i-sf uuuurr UUU IUT1B CO f.t'A KS at 2 1 Ur,w -i ft-. 1 1 . -!,. Sheep Receipt 1U bead. Market duU; ltnltlmore Market. Baltimore, .ian.22. Flour More active, but uwmuuwuu i ixnw: iiowsru sirett and western mtM-rnne 13 754 io; do extra 84 505 30; fumtlv S.I TVs v-. Corn West in fairlv active . u.n1 miiIm. western mixtd, spot, 65c February 6i;: March 5l5rtX;: western pteamef 60c. Oats More tkCtlve and firm; western white uo mixeu v&vx Pennsylvania 3eta 3C. Kye Quiet and steady; 6l(6WV5. Haysteady; Maryland aud Pennsylvania prime 81416. Provisions Dull, Rteady and unchanged. Pork 512 60(412 75. Bulkmeats: looe nominal ; Mioulders 4(4ic; clear rlbslaes6c; packed Cic. B.V01 : should r-6c; clear rib sides 7a 7!e. Hams llMli'c. Ijirrl-ruflnorl Butter Fine grades scarce and flim;" ethers' uuu ana nominal; cnoice western roll 18 a20c: do packed 2oa 22c. Petroleum Nominally firmer; refined 12c. Coffee Dull and weak; Rio cargoes 1518)c; Job lota 15V19c. Whisky- Non.lnal at 51 07. Receipts Flour 2.30 bbls; wheat 36 500 bu; corn 86,000 bu ; oats 3.C00 bu ; rve 4C0 bn. ' ShipmenU Wheat 29,000 bu; corn 26,000 bu. FMIadelphiA Market. Pktlaxielp hia, Jan. 22. Flour DuU and unchanged: Minerfine 54-extra 55; Pennsylvania family S66 50; Minnesota do SVa6; Patent and high grades 58; rye flour 53 25 Wheat-DuU; amber 51 S9l 41; red 51 32(31 37; white 51 43(l to. . Com Yelltiw Stic; mixed 645rc; January olJS-53c; February 55a5rJic; March &i'ic; steamer 62c: rejected 48(450c. Oats Dull and heavy ; white we-tern 37(a38c; mixed do 3 c. . Rye- 6Xtf73o. Provisions Quiet and uncharged; mess pork S1212 60. Beef: hams 1 al7Mc; India mess 523(424. Haras Jiwl lc ; pickled do 7'aSc ; green do 67c; smoked shoulders 5fic; shoulders in salt 431ic Lard: loose butchers' 7c. Butter Steady ; creamery 0333o ; western reserve 2224c. - Eegs Western. ISVlQic Cheese Western 12jl3c. . Petroleum Dull; refined 12c; crude 9ic. Whlsky-5107. Receipts Flour 7,000 bbls; wheat 139,030 bu; com 13,00" bu: oats none. Wool Quiet and unchanged; supply light.' ' RnOalo Cattle Market, BrrTAiA Jan. 22. Cattle Receipts 306 head ; toUl for the week 6,223 head. Quotations are down; butchers 'and medium grades shippers 51-34 60; eho.ces steers 54 75(35 3 ; Blockers 53 3 SO; feeders 3 8504; cows and helfe s 53,3 60; bubs 52 2i33 30. 'Jhirty cars shipped east to first hands far want of buyers. , Sheep and Lambs Receipts 700 head; total for tbe week 16.900 head. Market dull and demand light; fair to good western sheep 54Q4&I; selected wethers 51 9j; western Iambs $":(45 i5. Thirty cars unsold. Iloldeis are anxious to realize. East Liberty Live Stock Market. East Ltherty, Jan. 22. Cattle Receipts to-day 742 had,all for sale here; prime 555 25; god 81 5ti: common 53 75-ffl 2 . Hogs Rnelpls to-day 2,915 bead; Yorkers 54 10(44 20: Phl.adelphlas 54 15(34 25. Sheep Rt-ceiots lo-dav 2.800 head: sellinirnt fl253o. MurkettJow. New York Dry Good Zlarket. New Y'oric, Jan. 22. Business si til moderate with commission houses and Jobbing trade Improves slowly. Brown and colored cottons steady but blenched shirtings unsettled. Light pTlats moving slowly. Worsted dress goods opened by leaning agents. Men's wear woolens In moderate request. The Old 1 'rank I in Fire Insurance ComIany of Philadelphia. In these times of doubt and distrust of moneyed institutions It affords ns pleasure to call the Ettention of our readers to this sterling oil corporation, with its successful record of half a century, during which it has paid many millions of dollars in losses unostentatiously, but always in the spirit of commercial honor. The year just closed, with its ghastly record of disaster to large numbers of individuals and corporations, has added nearly one huitdred Vunitand dollars to the net r.irplusof this, company. This result, so reiissuricg to its patrons, is due to its prudent and conservative management, which ises proverbial as the philosophy of him in whose honor the company was founded. Its assets on the 1st inst. are three millions thiee hundred and sixty-three Utmisand four hundnl and forty five d'dlafs and seventyfour cents, aU invested in eolid and productive securities, readily convertible into cash; and its reserve oyer all pre.ent liabilities, including capil&l, ia tiro .millions eight hundred and c'Kjhty-tevcn thovfaiul one hundred and forty-seven dolhtrt an-1 fifty-five, cents. ' These are the facts of its condition. They are equaled by few, and surpassed by none. It is a mistake, which many cf our readers will learn when it is too late, to accept policies from companies which offer the lowest rate. Mtny companies are selling their policies at It ss than cost. The ' Old Franklin" has persistently refused to do this, and it will continue to refuse, but will continue to is3ue policies at rates as low as is consistent with mutual safety; and when you get them you can rely to the utmost upon perfect indemnity in the hour of disaster. Agents in all principal towns and cities. U. E. Snyder & Co., 74 East Market street, are the city agents. Call and get the best; It. ia always the cheapest. L. D. Moody, of this city, is the special agent and adjuster for this state and Illinois. Bl field & IIowxano, Attorneys. STATU OF INDIANA, Marian county, ss: In the. Superior Court of Marlon county. In the state of Indiana, April term, 1S78. No. 21.2W. Room No. 4. William 8. Hubbard vs. Anderson Simmons, LuclUit Simmons, h's wife, Nathan M. Schofleld, LydiaSchoneld, ills wife. Be It known, that on the 17th day of January, 1878, the above named jlalntin. by his attorneys, filed In tho office of the clerk of tht Superior Court of Marion county, in the state of Indiana, his complaint against tbe above n imed defendants, for the foreclosure cf mortgage on real estate, and on the said' 17th da? of Jannary, 1S7. the said plaint id filed in. said court the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendn s, Nathan M.Schoncld and Lyd a Schofleid his wife, ars not residents ot tho 6tate of Indiana. Now therefore, hv-order of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear atid answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of tbe term of said court to be begun and held at the courthouse In the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in A. rll, lt8. said complaint, and tho matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in their ntence. AUSTIN U. BROWN. Jan.2)-3w , Clerk. AGENTS WANTED. First-clans agents. Lady or Gentleman, to canvass and sell reliable goods. Can make from 510 to 80 pr week. Steady work the year rr-und. Address KXCELSIOR, Allegheny City, Pa. CONSUMPTION. Cans-, Treatment and Curability. Short treatlef sent free to any address. DR. SMITH, No. 145 Fast Fifteenth t , New York. SAIESMEN tMTiTfD A Herat h srvl Sxpenss .-! - icas r.i 1 n a kAMinxa rto. L'lrAK.5 STAJtP ivtfaaac.

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OfTenYre' Duration. Tho Discharges Thick, Bloody, and of Foul Odor. Senses of Smefl and Taste Wholfy Gone. Entirety Cured by - . SAHFORD'S RfiDIGflL CURE.1 McJ-rs-WceVs rofter: Gentlemen I feel cotnE tiled to acknowledge to too tbe rct benefit as ford's Radical rr. lino bevrt to me. for ten years I tiarc been afHicCel with this loathsome !icae, nd cepecial'y in tho wiuter time has It brcninoct sever-. Tho tiinciiarge lias been lUick anil bloody, emitting foul odor m bad that my f reicnce In a room with othe rs was very offensive o them.Oa week after conimcoclng the dh of SAxronp's Kadiol Ci r.B I w a not troubled with It at all. My a iiat-s rf tst anl artiell, whlrh trrr s tchollti gonf. liar a nor fully rvtnroel. and my general health is iuuclairrnwt. Tour. LL DO CP NT. II. FORD, Shnrt-iiiMui Writer. Ciuxd Hamds, Mich- Nor. S, VEX. LATER. Ocntleracnt The park-are cf fi-Trxn"s Crvm arrirrd here tvuljrht all right. I don't know what I hould hare ciont if it had not been fcnhia remedy. 1 hnre tried Na'.al lourln mml evcryihtnirehit.and although I hare Itecn able to atop ttie otlrnmro diachr(fc. I have not boon bl-torccorrrmrac aeaof tan; and amll until 1 tried Paxfohd'h CritE. Ton can rrler any one you chooao to rac, and I will cheerfully iurorni tficm tn iletall a to the bcneAC tbe remedy iioa oceu to me. Tcnrv, W E I.C0ri IV E IL F0ED. Ok-xo Rapids, Mien., bur. u, 137S. SAHFORD'S RADICAL CURE K ot only promptly arrest th corroding i lscbarjrea ln-Catarrfi,but, lir sympathetic action. It rtwtnrcs t oandbeaKli all the organs of tholwad that bar become affected by it, aad exhibii an ol the follow tag -flection: X-rcctlT3 Eyeaight, Inflamed and Mattery Eyea, Painfol and Watery Kyoo, Lom of Hearing, Earache, Ncralria of tho Kar, Discharjrea from the Ear, ltinffinir Noiao In the Head, UlzzineM. Nrrvons Hcadache, Paina in tbe Temple, Loes or tho Senaes of Taato and Smell, EJonratlon of the Umla, Inflammation of the Tonaila . Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hacking - Cough, JBronchitia, and liloedLog of the . Lane. . Earn pacVage contains Dr. Sanrord"aIniprOTed Inhaling Tube, willi full and ramully prepared directionsfor uo In all casu-s. Krlet-. ft. Kor sale by II wholesale and retail druggita and ricalera thronehont the United f-tatrs and Onalaa. Wi EK3 PUTTER. General Age-U aud Wholesale. Drug- ' gists, Boston, Mass. BComBSB Voltaic Plasters AH ElfK-tro-CalTntilc TJatt"rr, combined with a highly Medicated l'lur, frmiog tbe grandest curatlro agent in tbn world t nicdlelne, aud utterly aurpaasiux alt other i'lat'UTB here tofore In njc. Tbcy acroinplisli more la ono week Ua t be old Plasters l:ia whole year. Tlicy (.0 cut pa liatc, tUcjr ccax. They Kellere llicre lirllere Kelleva Krliere licJlere Ilelieve Itellere Affections of tbe Chert. Longs. Atlect.ons Affect 'ona A flections Affoc'loiis Affcctlors Affection Affectlor.S ofthe ot'tiui ofthd ofthe Heart. Llrer. Pplaen. Kidaers. fplr.e. Kerrea. Mascloa. JoU.w3. ofthe oftLc cfthe 1e I leva AceetlODS oftho ofthe jteliere Itolleye BeUero AfTtions Affections ASccUoui ofthe H nes. iaew. of tJU Uo matter what rasr be tho extert of yonr srrff eTw lag, try oneof these 1'luaters. lu-lief it imttauum ou, a fact supported by Lumlrci'.s of tcttmonta la our poseMioii. Ikar In i:itnil that t:i most lniportut UlscoTeries in pharmacy date back less than ten years, and lhutcombinatiorsirgumi and rmences of plants and ahrnbs arc herein united with Kleotrlcity to form a curntive Plaster, In soothing. healing, and trenrthenlng properties as far superior to aifotiier Plasters b'-rt tomrc In u--c t e scicU 6 pLjcitui 1 t J t-o Uorsc-lc.cX It careful to call for COLLntS VOLTAIC PLAST:K lest yon get some worthless Imiiat ion. Sold by nil Wholi-salc anl Ilctsil Drurglsis thronchout the t'nltel Rtairit and anadaa. and by Wl.l KS I OITK, Proprietor, Boaion. Mas. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precent has been dulv Is sued to me by tne mayor of the city of Indianapolis, under the corporate Keal of said city, dated January 14. 187rf, Knowing that, there ia due tbe following named contractor the amount hereinafter Rpecifid for street lmprov ment in he city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. Du Frederick Oansbers for mtincf and graveling tbe first alley went of Franklin street, between Cobnrn and Nebraska street, from William E. Alcorn the am of thirteen dollars and twenty cents (tl 20) amonnt of its. BORsraent charged against l t 75. thirty one(U) in Kvan and Frauk'a subdivision in outlot No. oue hundred and eUbt (KM) in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. Now. the nald defendant is herebr notified that, uniena within (JO) daya after Uie publication for three weeks of thU notice, the amonnt so assessed against the above described lot of parcel or land H paid. I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or parcel 'of land, or so much thereof as may bo ne cessary to satl-fy the above claim and ail costs that may accrue. . WILLIAM tS. WTILR-, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 'i, 1S78. NOTICE TO ffON-RESIDENT. WTireas. a certain precept has been duly fcsut d to me by the. mayor of the rltyof In dianapolis, under the corporate sk1 of said city, dated January? 4. 1ST8. showing that there la due the following named contractor tne amount hereinafter specified for street im provement m tne city of Indianapolis. Marlon county, Indiana: Due Frederick Gansberg for grading and graveling the first alley wat of Franklin street, between Cobnrn and Nebraska streets. from William E. Alcorn the sum of fourteen dollars and thirty-eitht ceuts (H Ks) amount or assessment charged ag.iinut lot rio sixty (tan hi Kyan and Frauk's subdivision in outlot No one hundred and -lehi 00 ) in the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana. Now. the said defendant U hereby notified that, unless within (J0) days after the publication, for three weeks, of tlti notice, the amount so assessed against the above described lot or narcel of land is paid. I will proceed to collect the amount so asses -od by levy and sale of said lot or parcel ot laact, or to mucn thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the above claim, and ail costs that may accrue. WILLIAM M. WILES, Clty.Treasurer. Indianapolis Indiana, Jan. 23, 1878. "VTOTICE is hereby given to the ciUeons of L the Seventeenth (17) wurd. in the city of IndlanapollSrOnter township, Manon county, Indiana, that I. U A. ruler a male Inhabitant of said ward, over lh age of 21 years. wiH apply to tho board of county comrabHloners of said county, at UiHr next meeting, for a license to sell tor one year, spirltous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege ol allowing the same to be d ank ou my premises. The precise location ot tne premises wnereou I desire to sell said ilqnora In described aa follows: Hquare No. 61. being No. iU Virginia av enue, In the-clty of Indianapolis, Centre town ship.Marlon county, Indiana. (signed) i a. r iiiLn.it. FTJT-TOIsr BELTj eoundry. EsUbUvhed 1832. oiutrch. Bcnoor. coli.egk, fiue al arm, FARM, PLANTATION and Delia of all kinds made to order. Bend for clrcu-ar to A, FULTON'S SON A CO., Plltsborg, Fenn.