Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 February 1878 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL WEDNESDAY MOHNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1878.

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MOSEY AND THE MARKETS. Omen or the Ittdiasapoms Sr.icrrwKL, Tuesday Evejug, Feb. 12, 178. f The local money market underwent no changes of importance to-day. A fair amount of business was transacted at the banks, and strictly gilt edge paper was negotiated at P10 percent., though In some Instances a higher and lower rate Is being pnld. Eastern exchange is in moderate demand, and sales across the counter are being made at 1-10 pxemlnra. INDIAN Alt) LIS CXSARIXQ HOUSE. Clearings Balance. For the month of January ...So.M.S.iOl f l,:90,mo Friday. February 1 1S,00 40.OHO Saturday, February 2 1H5,(X0 33,000 Monday. February 4 2 '4,tW 37 .ma) Tuesday, February 5 HIS.OOO 47.000 Wednesday, February 6 1K2UU) 33.0H0 Thursday, February 7 . 1-x.HiO W.UO Friday. February 8 17,000 32.000 Saturday, February ... .... 189,000 , 37,0i Com ra err 1 al. Business dur.ng the week closing with this evening has been only moderate, and prices as a general rule have fluctuated but little. During tne early portion of the week the provision market became firm and active, owing to the prospect of Engl nd becomlrjg mixed up In the eastern war, but as that vanished to thin air, the market again dropped back Into the Eume old rut, and to-day It was dull and a shade easier. A fair amount of trade has been doing during the entire week In grocciles. The demand for coffee Is quit brisk; the market active with an advance iu the east, which has made thU market Btlfler, but not quotably higher. The dry goods market rules steady and firmIn reviewing the New York market for the week ending February 5 the Bulletin says: During the week under review the market has presented few new features of noteworthy Interest, and business continued light with manufacturers' agents and Jobbeis alike, leading western and southern Jobbers were rather more liberal in their purchase of cotton goods, which were shipped to a fair nggrefate from Boston and oilier points In New :ngl:ind (in order to take ad vantage of the low freights obtainable at these places), but the f:eneral demand forsprlnggoodsdrnjged beavly. and was utterly devoid of spirit. The late lull in business must be attributed in uo small degree to the prevailing uncertainty In regard to jreights, but it can not be denied thai the consumptive demand lias foiled to realize expectations in many parts of thecountry owing to the mildness of tho winteraud the wretched condition of the roads, which has compelled loboers and clothiers to carry over unusually large stocks oi winter goods, which they are anxious to reduce to the lowest jwisslble point before laying in supplies for the spring trade. Cotton Goods. There was a moderate demand on the part of western and southwestern buyers for the most staple makes of cotton f;ools, most of which were shipped by the arger bouses (having favorable freight contracts) via Boston. The best cororalton makes of cotton goods are now quoted at such low figures by agents that inferior makes are to some extent neglected, and while the former are firmly held ai-d closely sold up, the latter are somewhat Irregular in price and in relatively large supply. There was a less active movement in cottonades than at the corresponding period in former j-aiirn, and cheviots, which are In large supply, were less freely taken by the jobbing trade than could be desired, white goods were in steady demand, and liberal sale of piques ana quilt were rua-e by some of the leading agents. The exports ol domestics from this port for the week endidg February 5 reached 1,076 psckages, and from IS st on 154 packages, being a total of l,2fi0 packages. Brown Sheetings and Bhlrtlngs. There has been a fair movement in leading makes of tine and light brown shirtings, prices of which W(.e firmly maintained by agents. Heavy standard sheetings were only In moderate re-iue-t, and wide sheetings moved slowly, btocksot the best corporation koojIs are comparatively light, but outside makes are beginrun-; to accumuhte somewhat in first hands. Bit ached sheetings and Shirtings. There ha.4 bren an uneven demand fur bleached cottons, and while a few popular makes of shlriiuss were distributed y agents to a considerable aggregate, the general movement w-s unquestionably slow. Wide sheetings rule 1 quiet but the auction sale referred to above had no effect upon prices, which continued unchanged. Print Cloths. The print cloth matket has been relatively quiet daring the week ending February 2. Th sas rejorteri were "0,!JO pieces at Fall Kiver and 30,000 pieces at Provllericeat prices ranging from 8 SMm? cash to 'i,; less 1 per cent cas: and 60 days for extra 6lxMs and standards; 5x00 were very quiet at 3-ic cash nnil ;j',o ;M days. The stock on hand on the above date was as follow: Pieces. Stock on hand in Fall River km.ooo Mok on hand lu Providence. 40,W)0 (Stock on hand In Boston . 7.,W0 Total stock outside of printers 1,3!W,000 of which about 300,0ot) pieces are held by speculators. Prints The print market has been dull as a rule, but soiue lair shipments wero made by western and southwestern buyers via Bostou, from which city, as well as from other points in Massachusetts, they were enabled to obtain relatively low freights in the early part of the week. There was not, however, the least spirit in te general demand, and transactions were light iu I he aggregate, and dlsappointit g to holders. There was, however, no pressure to sell ou tne prt of agents, and prices ruled stiady at opening quotations. The Loai prints wore opened In new lljrht and medium effects at V. and Madras cloths were placed ou the market by Lenuy, Poor & Co. at 5J4C the latter prints being full sufndard. Receipts of eggs during the week have been very liberal, the matket dull and pr.ces nominal. Butter Is in fair demand and prices steady. Poultry Is quiet and unchanged. Tne corn market to day was firmer and transactions more liberal. Th-re is but little doing In flour, and quotatatiois remain s.eady and unchanged. There Is a good local milling demand re ported for wheat, and prices rule firm. SALES REPORTED. Corn 3 cars rejected high mixed, f. o. b., 34c; 1 c ir rejected, high mixed, f. o. b 35c; 1 car rejected niixe t, f. o. b., inc.; 5 f are rejeected high mixed 35c; 1 car rejected, f. o. b.,35c; 1 ear high mixed, f. o. b., D7c. GRAIN IN STORE.

February 11, 1878 Wheat Corn. Oats. I Rye. Elevator A 10-V5 ,95l 4,!J 432 KlevatorB 1 8,;wi ,417 Central Ele 7,121 City Elevator . 3U0 8,5W f:ievator I) 5,100 8,500 300 Eiovator E Totals- ll,"5fl 407 10.072 4.1 W game day 177 13,0uu SSl.OoO 31.0UU 3,010

RICEIPTS AMD SHIPMENTS. Flour, bbls Wheat, bu C!orn, bu. OiU, bu ltvi. bil fUrley, bu. Bran, tons..... Vrumeal, bbls . Hturrli, tibis tlay, tons....... IIoks, ,o... C'dille. No Sheep. No... ......... . Janl, lcit.H..,..H. mm Provisions, tous... Woiil, ions Coal and CoRe, tons Whisky, hblS Hides, tons . Hore and Mules, No-.. Lumber. fU 10 51 fi.V0 DAILY REV.EW F THE IJIDIANAPOLI HARIiET. Tt PrifUUa Market. Tlie market to-day was quiet and a shade eawtor. . MnaH Pork I 1 ffll I 25. Rkmp Pork 50. Dry'hajIt Meatts Khonlders 8?ct clear rib Bc lor .6 days; 6.405Jio fully cured; short

Receipt Shlpm ts 2,700 1,500 3,000 750 7.0 7,l0 10.500 ;-oo jo 4oO 5,boo 2,8 0 20 30 200 - SiO 3o0 1 500 I 8 24 2,4' 0 J"0 1,173 52 X25 4V loo io 180 410

.mil iti -

40 17 m,ono

nominal; shoulders 3c; clear ribs 5.20c, salted on cars. Lard-Prime steam Tc. Boxkd Meats Shoulders 4c; hams 78c; Cunotterlauds 6.6054c; long clears 5c;L.C. S. C. Wic. S. P. Meats Shoulders 4J.c; hams nominally 7o for 15 lb avg. Jrln and. t'lonr Market. Corn l's firmer, owing to threatening war news; 3Ce is bid for mixed and high mixed on track, with light offerings. K'-celpts for this market are small and the stock in store has been reduced to low figures; ;trde Is therefore light. Couutry roads west are generally lmpassable, and the movement of grain to market U ntcessarlly slow. The following wero closing quotations at the call board, 12:30 o'clock: White None oflVred. High Mixed 30c bid o. t. Mixed &ic bid track. F.ar 31c In car lots for dry. Rejected 3.V3c. No Grade Silc bid f.o. b.; offered at 32c o.t. March 3c bid. Wheat Scarce; receipts small, with a good local milling demand at quotations. We quote: No 2 red SI 1531 1 J, the latter fjr straight red : No 3 il UDflil 12. Flouk Heady. We qnote: known brands, fancy t Wkfr fio; family f. 25& 74; low grade f J J 0 3 75; buckwheat Hour, choice. to fXH&K UU. Oath In demand. We quote: No 2 white 2 j V,.'a2iic : m I xed 21 H25c. Rye No 2 salable at o-VJiTe. o. t. BttAX In fair demand; offerings small; 113 bid per ton. Indianapolis Prodnte Market. Apples Apples are selling atf2 SP(3 23 per bb for common and S3 .Vigl 25 for choice. Butter The demand is fair aud prices steady. Shippers are paying 12($llct and ltls selling lu store at 15ltc. Beeswax- 25c. Eons The market. Is dull and lower. We quote on arrival at 11c per dez, and from store at, ilc. Feathers Rule active and steady. We quote prime live geese at 3; mixed, geese and d uck, 2KJc; old feathers lua25c. Honey Ran aes from l32oc per pound, according to quality. Ioci.try Receipts are equal to the demand and prices sre unchanged. Turkeys, alive, 6c per lb; N. Y. dressed Be per lb; ducks tl 25 per doz; roosters II 0 per doz; spring chickens II 50 per doz: hens f2 25 per doz; geese, full feathers, f 4 80 per doz. Rags Are steady and unchanged, and we quote good cotton rags at l(a2c per lb. Onions New onions are dull at SI 50(32 00 per bbl. Potatoes The market Is steady. We quote : 3-ic on arrival: selling at 35jl0c. Crankerkifj Are selling at 82 5032 75 per bu : choice. 008 50 pc r bbl Dkied Fruits There Is but little doing, and prices are nominal. New peaches, halves, 6)?asc ; apples, new, 56c per lb. Beans We quote: New navy, clean white, 91 do&l 65 per bu; common f I19I 25 per bu. IiMllauapolia Grocery Market. A fair amount Of business Is being transacted. Coffees The market Is active and firm. Ordinary grades of Rios 17i7c; good to fair ls.-ai.si4c; prime l20c; choice to fancy 20)0 22Uc; Java SVSioOc. CiiKKSK Prime new mIM Is hld at llilSc. Molasses and Syrup The market is quiet and steady. New Orleans molasses Is quoted at aVivsic for new crop; syrups at 50cJi 00 for comnion to fancy. Rue Is in gotid demand and firm. We quole: 6ii a he tor Carolina. SUfJARs -Are in trood demsnd and firm. We quote: Reflued Ai'ilOc; off AlV0-;ie;extia CiS'.;4; hard neloio ; circle C and By2 fy'M:: yellAw S&sjc. Soap We quote: Tousey's Oerman 5a5J4c per lb; other German 6(ic rer lb; white Russian pressed cake 55 75 3; Babbitt's 57725 per box. Candles We quote: 1101119,5200; starcand es I'iITr; common pressed ll(clic. Teas Tlie usual volume of trade is reported

at uncnangeii prices. YouiiR hyson, common..... Young hyson, fair to good... Young hyson, choice ... Young hi son, extra choice fo.-a 35 40f- 6) 7iKi SO NVnl 00 Imperial, common.. 30(4 40 I rn penal, n ne 1 in penal, choice ............. Gunpowder cmmon.......... (iuu powder, fine . Gunpowder, choice CJun powder, extra choice Japan, uncolored, common..... Japan, uncolored, fine new Japan, uncolored, choice new.. 50 800 4-X-i 75( OOQl 05 25,-a as Oolong, Inferior.., 30( Oolong, line Oo'ong, extra choice .... .. COUDAUE-Ih without change Manilla,' to5-lriin lh Manilla, V, in. up,..15 Manilla, 5i Inch 18 -Usui, -i to5-l .12 SLsal,J4in.&largerll Cotton rope .'2 tlay ror',common104 1 ai, incn u4 Sasli cord, hemp itf Hay rope, 1, 3, 4 ply.ll?4 IudinnaMll lry (iooiU Market. 1 he market was quiet but steady Battinu Ordinary 10(J12ic; middling 15c; best t issue liic. Bkown Dkillixo Nashville 8c; Pepperel 9.1: Stark 9c. Tickinu Omego 32 inch 16Vc; Conestoa 4-4 Medal .Medal l(5J4c; extra 't 15c; extra 4-4 Itk: Lewiston 30-1 11 ch 18c; 32 inch 15c; 30-inch W.ic: plaid inc. KniKTixi STRipns American 8-3 10c; 3-3 9c; Whittenden cheviots B 9o .K 11c; AAA 12-!ic: XX 12ic; OtlschevioUl2ic; Everett do llc; homespun OJ-c. Paper Cam brics Common colors $lfi ; high colors 1c higher. Pki nts American fie; Washington. Merrlmac, Oriental, Couestogn, 0c; Kichiuond 0c; Harmony 5c; Allen oKc; Freeman 5c; Standard shirting prints 5;)'; Albion solid colors 6c; Wamutla 5c; mourning prints 6c; Sprat ues 54C. Cakpct Chain White 21c; colored 2Cc; coveilet warp 2;!c. Brown sheeting VermontTKc; Nashville Vie,: MlddlevilWVic; Idaho He; New Albany 7c; Stark ASc; Park A bc; Granite B ic: IVedSord R6,V; Pepp N Sc: Pepp O 7c; Pepp R 7Jc; Pepp E Bc; Charter Oak oc; Lancaster standard 8c. Bleached Sheetings Txmsdale 9c: Hope 7c; BackstoueSc; Mascomen Jc; 11111,7-8, Kic; 4 4 9c; lwlgit Star 10c; Vaugh XXIiic; ilep Log c; tuaser 7c; uamnncs, lymsnaie. He: Young Warrior UJc; Jabez KnlghtKXc; WauiKuttaUHc; New York Mill llc. Grain Bacw Amoskeag A 20c; Lewistown A 22'4c: Stark 25c; Ihilon 22j-4e: Banner 20c; Mnntanp 22V&: American 21c; llannony l!c. COTTON YARNS Assorted numbers, per lb-.......... ........... 21c Dozen yarn?, 40 's, per doz. 11 VJc Iizen yarns, sooa, per doz....... . loic Dozen yarns, sooh, per doz 9m Dozen yarns, 70s, per doz 8V2c Carpet warp (colored) per lb 27c Carpet warp (white) Standard, per lb...... 21c Coverlet yarns, per lb........ ........... 23c Cotton twine, per lb-. ........ 18(g20c "XTOt HnCMMIMMMlMMMtlmHI 3c Staging, per lb. - 28c Mil00 twinH I.. . m iSOc Candle wick, per lb.................. 2:1c Batting, per lu ............................-...10aittc Mlaccllaneoaa. ALCOIIOLf We continue to quote at 12 15(3 2 25 for us per above proof. iiKWJis-we nave no cnange 10 note in Quotations: Common, per doz....... II 50-32 00 . 1 3V41 75 . 2 7.'h 1 00 F ancy carpet. itun ...... - Steamboat ............... .....1 2 50,i(3 00 4 00(34 50 2 50(42 75 Shaker ' 1 CAN N tD UOODH The market Is fairly ac tlve. Peaches. 2 lb cans, per doz.... tl 6.5(31 70 Peach-, 3 lb cans., z 00- 'IS 1 tvvta Z5 1 4.V1 75 1 bol 75 Pineapples Stra berries..... Raspberries... Pears ...... Bartlutl nears... . 1 30(1 50 .. 2 0O S2 25 . 1 lVAl HO . 1 7V2 no 2 753 00 1'lums, damson, per doz. Green peas Condensed milk . Ovsters. full we;eht (Vive, 1 lb.. 80(9 85 Cove. 2 lb 1 401 50 Do, short weight 1 1 b........ ...... 50(9 60 2 lb 1 I0fl 20 Whortleberries, 21b 1 4Kt 65 Tomatoes, 2 lb .. 1 10 I ) Tomatoes, 3 lb - I 35C41 4-5 Red cherries, I ib....-.... 1 vx4i in Lima beans, 2 lt...... 1 M 41 60 String beans, 'i ID. Puiniklns.31h 1 SX'4l 40 1 50(itl 70 I 3'vul 60 1 909 2 00 1 -(4l 75 GrwHwIieiries, 2 lb .. Yarmouth succotash, 2 lb... ltiacKn rri-s. -4 10. ........ Ysnnoutii corn, 2 lbMarvhtnd snaar corn, 2 lb-... ...... - FfiUITH A fair trade reportea M 1 W 1 6X'1 7a 8 00(58 on 8 7rx4 50 4 60(J. 00 2M) 2 60 2 50 S 2 K5 22 9 10 Orfl 1 c ' 1 Orangt-s Messinus...... lemons per box. . Lnyer rafxlns. new, per box. New Muscat l,erown.... New Muscatel, double... CTiir'-n per id , Prunes, old. per lb.. Prunes, new. per b 10T4 11 Curranta,per lb . - FISH A fair demand la reported. Mackerel, extra kidm, per DbLMscKerel, large extra.......... 28 0032 00 24 OOM 00 18 00 in orvais 00 12 0013 00 9 50(410 50

Mackerel, no 1 snore Mackerel, No 1 by....-.Hm, Mackerel. No 2. large............ Mackerel. English, brea k fast-., Herring. No f, per box While fish. No 1, per bait bbl. TCliitt nab , JJ 0 1, per kit-

6 6 60 15

White fish, family, per half bbl 3 00 White fish, family, per quarter bbl 1 7S Herring, lake, per half bul 8 00 Herring, lake, per quarter bbl 1 0 Hurting, lake, per sit.................. 7u Shore herrlna. per bbl . 7 0fV3 7 50 OUNPOWDKR We quote prices at ta 25 per ken for rifle; SH SO per keg for blasting. GKKAShtinlet and inactive; white, as to quality, .ro5V; brown iyaie; y How 5c. 1IIDKS Quota! ions corrected by E. Rauh A Sous, 21U South Pennsylvania street. Market remains stagnant and prices declining. We quote in store:

Cured country, 20 lbs and up... Calfskins, 8 to IS lbs . Klpsklns. in to 25 lbs (veal) 7 c 011 0 7c 6 o 10 C 8 C Kipsktns, 10 to 25 lbs (long haired) Green butcher hides steers. C-iws ... tft 1 X mm.. Kip........... Pelts, 50c(3f 1 2-5. at to quality. Damas'i hlles and skins, two-thirds price, Partly cured J-iCsUc less per lb. Dry Flint Nx 1..... 12 13 c Dry salted No 1 11 12 c LtAi ntii a lair traue is reiortea Sole. oak. per lb 3ft3 27,4 Sole, hemlock . ... Harness. ... Zl'$ Skirting ...... Roimh harness.... Bridle, per doz ... Kips, city, per lbdo French . W .... 2K4 48 00l(54 0-J 004 90 1 00, 1 41 K04 1 40 Calfskins,cty.. do r-rencn .. 1 5of4 2 15 iitu 1 ne market is lairiy active. Wroutfht Bar, common, per 100 lbs tl 25 Wrouxht, Charcoal Bar. . . 3 45 Wrought, scrap, per lb .............. c Cast, scrap, per lb M'Hio LEAD Price are quoted as follows: Pig 7 7-!ic: bar, per lb, 7 JyXe. MORPHINE A moderate demand reported at ft Mr 25. . NAI LS Without quotable change; lOd to60d atT2&5. NAVAL STORF.S-We quote: Rosin, ex pale f5 50(36 00 Roln, No 3..J2 50,2 75 Rosin, pa le.bbl 4 iK 50 Tar, per bbl- 3 5ii(.i 50 Rosin, No 1. 3 2-C1 75 Navy pitch- 3 754 00 Illn,No2 3 00(43 25 OILS The demand Is fairly active. Linseed: raw 6"-'c per gal; tnMled 7c per gal. Carbon, 110 fire test, 13jlHc. Ianl oil: extra winter 73;75e; No 1 t)2roaic; No 2 5saii0c; Strait's 60Sftic; lUnks' RVatiOc; Labrador 70i 75c. Castor ffl 25 41 35. Neatstool 85c81. Turpentine 40(442c per gsl per bbl. OPIUM We quote at f5 005 25 per lb. QUININ E Steady at 3 iix&i 10. PEANUTH Steady. Virginia raw, 8;10e; Tennessee, red. 5416c; Tennessee, white, 6"4ra"Jc : roasted 3c higher. SHOT The demand Is light. Assorted Nos., per bag, ti 15c2 W; buck, per bag, ti 4.52 50. SALT We quole at fl 2i(4l 21 in car load lots forlsk" ier bbl; Ohio river at f 1 30 per bbl, and loc additional in store. TIN PLATE AND METALS I C 10x14 tin (7 25 1 X10x141160 I C 14x20, rooting, 17 00-1 C 20x2S, roofing, til 5: block tin, in pigs, 23c; in bar21c; sheet iron, 27 lb, it 50 27 c, 15 25; galvanized iron 40 per cent, discount; Indianapolis pieced elbows 40 per cent dlscunt; Northrop's patent sheet Iron roofing 4 25 per square; Crowl's double capped corrugated Iron roofing f.5 per sonare. TA LOW Fair demand and firm; 6$ff4c. WOOL We quote tub washed and picked at S533Kc: unwashed medium and common grade if in good order, 2tV(v$lc: unwashed tine 2:ic425c: lletce washed if light, well washed aud in good order, 3)3Sc; burry and unmerchantable 53 10c less. Indianapolis Hoar Market. Uwioif Stock Yarls. Feb. 11. The receipt of hogs at the Union yards todav were 2,4oo head. The market was fairly active at ?3 40Q1. - MARKETS BT TELECUIAF1I. St. I-onls Market. St. Loris, Feb. 11. Cotton Quiet and noralnslly unchanged. Flour Firm, quiet and unchanged; fancy SH Aorcti 75; family So 60e5 &; XXX 15 35te5 45; XX J 25. Wheat-Firmer and higher; No 3 red tl 19VJ Ol 2 cash; II 20 February; tl ai'! 20 March; spring iuiet: No 2 SI 031 (CiV; cash Corn Firm ; 4iQtlJic cash; 410 February; lOc bid March. Oats Ixwer to seil ; 242jc cash. Rve-ste-dy ulbiyjc ca h. Whisky Steady at SI l'3. Provisions Pork firm at f 10 50gi0 0 cashf 110 50 bid March. Dry salt meats firmer nd lu'ld higher: short r'bt5 25, loose; siiort clear 15 4Vj 5l. Biteon quiet and firm at f 1 75, 10 30, W 50. Lard : V 20 bid ; f7 25 asked. CatUe Steatly. firm arid unchanged: prime to choice shippiiiK steers (4 T.V2.i 25: lair to goou 51 s-i(Ai tii; tair 10 iroou uutcners' M VH4t; cow and heifers 3 4 (i3 75; corn fed lexaus a 1; Colorados SI 2Va4 25; receipt m head. Hos Firmer and lairiy actlve;510c higher, mainly on account ofllulit rect-ipu; lilit tl 60 75; packing to fancy 51 73 Vo; receipts 4,100 head. Sheep Good heavv muttons scarce and in demand at f4 35Q4 50; butchers' 12 75Q1 25; receipts 300 liend. Kt-ceiptM Klour 3,400 bbls; wheat Sfl.OOO bu; corn 45,000 bu; oats 12,000, bu; rye 22,000 bu. Baltimore Market. Bal,ttmork. Feb. 11. Flour Fairly active and a shale rtrmer; western supernne (3 75j4; do extra 4 50 525; do rurally f riO(452S Wheat Steady and quiet: western dull: No 2 winter ml western fl .831 30 spot and February ; 31 3ntH 31 for March. Corn Western dull and V$C lower; western mixed 5ift-H40 spot aud February; bi'-iyO March. Oats In fair demand and steady; western white 3H43Sc ; do mixed 31S35c; Pennsylvania 35(:Sc. Rye Quiet and unchanged ; fair 20c; good to prime eo(i$6'c. Hay In fair demand; prime Pennsylvania and Msryland $14, aid. Provisions Pull and easr. Pork: mess S12. Bulkmeats: jobbing, shoulders 4'c; clear rib siaes CV4c. Bw-on : johblng should r-5?;c; clear rib sids 7c. Hams 10ijilc. Lard: refined, tierces, SSic Butter Firmer and active for choice; roll 19 21c; packed 21 ft2:ic. Petroleum Dull and romlnal; refined 12c. Coffee Firm and In good demand; Rio cargoes HrtUTc. Whlsay Quiet: SI 081 09. Receipts Flour 2 400 bbls; wheat 56,000 bu; corn 45,000 bu; onts 4,Wfl bu. Shipments Wheat S2.0U0 bu ; corn 33,000 bu. Fordism Market. LoNDoy, Feb. 11, l p. m. Consols for money and account 95 7-la. United State SePuritIes-5-2s 1865, 104Ji; do 187. los!S; 10-408 108' t; new5s 105. Railroad Bonds trie 8S; preferred 22; Illinois Central 72: Mennsylvau a Central 81JJ. Petro'eura Refined 9', 5108. Calcutta linseed 20s. Paris, Feb. 11. Rentes lC9f GOc. AirrWK&F. Feb. 11. retroleum 27?if. LrviRPoou Feb. 11. Cotton Dull at6 3-16 6 7-lrtd. Sales of 10,000 bales. Including 1,000 bales for speculation and export, and 7 90 bales of American. . Wheat Californ'a white, average, 12s MQ 12; do clcb 12s BdW4; red western spring, No 2 to No I, 10H 4dlls Id; do winter ll4s lis Hd. Mess pork-5. Prime mess beef-R3s. Lard American 404. a C ti CCflO " tXiJ Bacon Long clear middles 30s; short do 31s. Tallow 40is. Petroleum Spirits 7Js; refined do lis. Linseed Oil-2b)s. Common rosin SVVjs; pale do 13s. Spirits turpentine 2tin. Cincinnati Market. CmciJfWATi, Feb. 11. Cotton Dull and nominal at 10J4CFlour Quiet; family 13 50T48 80. Wheat Dull; red II 151 W. Corn- Dull at 30c. Oats Dull and lower; 28Xc. Rye ftkMtc. m B rley Dull : No 3 spring 40c. Provlslous Por firm and In fair demand: 11 75. Lard inactive; steam 17 30 hrre; 7 22V at oonnlrv points; kettle 17 50YH. Rulkraeat dull; shoulders $3 75; short rih S5 50, spot, and 5 75buyer March; $5 75 buyer April; nhort clear fo 75. Boxed meats in good demand: shou'ders f- 75; short clear 15 75: these prices bid. Bacon quiet and steady ; $4 75, $0 &Vtf 37-4, 50(4tj Gnen mests scarce and Arm: shoulders l?l 40; sides 56 20. Hams, ltt lbs average, v, 5nf5 en. Whisky 1 03. Butter xteaiy: prime to choice western reserve 2or923c; central Ohio I8i2i!c. Linseed OU-Qnlet : held ntC0((tfi2c. Hon-Active and Arm nt ti aojl; receipts l,17i heatl: shloment 700 head. IKcw York Live Slock. Market. NEW ork, Feb. II. Feeves Receipt 4,10 head, malt lug 8.430 head aal s 9.140 head for the same time last week; market active and firm C about current rates; F rid y last there wa an a-ivance of Mcforthe week, on medium and fair, with no Important change on prime and exa: few tops at lllrll 60, to dress 57(vr8 lbs;strlctly prime 875i7i, to dress 5vzV lbs: among the sales were 4 cam Texan. l.i'30 lbs, W;H cars Illinois 1.400 Ihs, 110 2.5, to dress 60 lbs; 1 car. l,7o lbs. f 11 25, to dress 57 lbs; and 1 car l,HV0lbs, til 25. The exporters took nearly 1,000 ht td of fat steers, mainly at 19 50, but Including 2 ca-sat all 26(911 60; shlnmenU forthe week, 4,600 quarters 01 beef, and ltW live. Sheep Receipts S,7!W bead, making 24,. 00 bead for the week, against 12,700 kead for the

same time last week. Market a shade firmer

and a fraction higher; good to choice lam oh J m .V(7 per u o lbs; exporters took 80 bead at ttV467a pr 100 lbs, and sent out 1,300 during the w-ek. Swine Receipts 12,610 head, making 38.000 head for the week against 3t,3U Umid for the same time last week. Market dnll and birely steady at $1 25ftl 50 per 100 ibs live; 4 car loads Ohio, 170 lbs, at 51 50. Aew York Market. New York, Feb. 11. Cotton Weak at 11 HJc; futures barely steady. b lour Receipts 18,000 bbl; la moderate demand for medium grades; unchanged; No 2 S2 50(33 75; supertlne state and western f4(4 75; common to good extra fo&o 25; good to choice $5 3ovt6; white wheat extra fe t6 8 75; fancy S6 80(8 25; extra Ohio $5(o,7 50; St. Louis 15 10 8 2o; Minnesota and patent 7(&8 25. Rye flour steady at WctVirnmeal Dull; western 12 502 80. Wheat Dull, but closed firmer; receipts 325,000 bu; No2spring 812512; No 2 Chicago spring fl 2lral 20; No 1 red winter fl 8S; ungraded red western winter fl 28; No 2 northwestern, February, fl 2U(3l 2TJ$. Rye Western 7ova72c. Parley Firm and In fair demand ; two rowed state 6 (c. Malt Dull and unchanged. Corn In moderate demand at unchanged prices; receipts 06,OjO bu; unicradel western mixed 3!ji52c: steamer mixed 54 ftVic; yellow western 53c; No 2 February 67(ij 57-c. Oats Quiet and nnchaneed : receipts 12,000 bu; No a white February i5:i?35;j: No 1 white. February 4o;c; mixed western 3oc; white western 36Vj(u;c!ic. Hay Shtpplug 6570c. Hops Firm; yearungs 2g3c; new western 58C. Coffee Quiet; Rio cargoes HJilSc; Jobbing 14?4'ftl9'4c gold. Sugar Quiet, but frm; lair to good refining;?,! h&7Jgc; prime TJjc; refined unchanged at S(:c. Molasses Qnlet and unchanged; new Orleans firm at 25ci50c. Rico Quiet, but steady ; 57c. Petroleum Quiet and unchanged; crude 7c; refined 12' ,c; united 6207c. Strained Rosin fl 00. Spirits Turpentine Steady at 32Jc. Kiigs Heavy ; western lOibc. Provisions Pork firmer; mess pork 1 11 25 (211140. Beef quiet for western long clear middles. Dressed nogs: western 4c. Lard: steam 17 60ra7 tButler steady and unchanged; western 17 322c. Cheese Firm and unchanged; 7313J4C. Taliow 7.S 11-16C. Whisky Steady at f 1 08(51 09. Chicago Market. Chicago, Feb. 11. Flour Steady and unchanged. Wheat Irregular, but In good demand and a shade higher; No 1 Chicago spring fl 05; No 2 do, Kilt edge, fl 0-5; regular tl 01i cash; lU7'nl 05 March: fl 05-il OoJi April; No 3 spring tfOe; rejected 87c. orn Fairly active and a shade hleher: gilt edge40ic; regular 4c cash; 40-ic Marcli or April; 42 c May; rejected 30c. Oats Meady at 2;Jc cash ; 2-23c March ; 210 April. Rye Quiet and steady at 51c. Barley Easier at 4i,4c Dressed Hogs Active, firm and a shade hiicher at f 4 2.v.4 35. Provisions I'ork fairly active and a shade higher at fill 30 cash; 10 37(310 40 March: lo SJ'ilO 5.5 April; !0 5 Lid May. Lard fairly active aid a shade higher at il 30 cash ; 7;j5 March; f7 42V, -7 45 April; f7 627 55 May. Bulkmeats tinner at 3;8c, 5c. Whisky f l 03 Receipts-Flour 10,000 bbls; wheat 151,000 bu; corn 78.0U0 bu; oats 26,000 bu; rye VJW bu; barley 21,000 bu. shlpmenis Flour lO.roObu; wheat 108,000 bu; corn O-5.000 bu; outs 13,0 0 bu; barley 805 bu; rye 8,t-00 bu. At the close Wheat higher at ttt?, March; SH Uli April. Corn Active, firm and higher at 40J10;s March; 4-itstl'lc. May. Osts Quiet aud nnehanged. Prtivlsions Pork lairiy active and a shade higher at 10 0 4iy March; SiO 5510 57' April. Lard fairly act-ve and a shade higher at"7 3537 'Siy March ; 7 457 4") April. Philadelphia Market. Philadxlj'hia, Feb. 11. Fiour Steady and unchanged; supers Jl oO extra rl cO; Pennsylvania family $0 75(6 2,5; Minnesota do f56; hieh grades and patent 5ttS. Wheat Qnlet; amber fl 33(31 3; red fl 303 1 32; white 1 35(41 40. Corn steady and unchanged; yellow 53c ; mixed 6,'Jc; sail 5."c; February ."; March 63Jfd54e: steamer 46c4.':c; rejected 44(94Cc. Oats Quiet and unchanged; white western 31(itriC; mixed 33334c. Kye Dull and unchanged at 68f(70c. Provisions lulet, unchanged nnd firm; mess pork fll 6012. Beefhaius liiai7c. India mess iiJjC. Haras J3 10c. Lard steady and unelniKged ; city kettle 7?c. Butter Steady and unchanged; creamery 22 3 c; western reserve 22(i2ic. Wlilskv Western fl 09. Egs Dnll and unchaiiKed; western lCc. Cheese Firm and unchanged; western 123 13c. Petroleum Refined 12c; crude 10sj:0e. Receipts Wheat 13,ouo bu; coin 15,000 bu; oats 8,000 bu. Tolcflo Market. Toledo, Feb. 11. Wheat Steady; No 2 white Michigan fl 15:amler Michigan, pot, fl 21U; Match fl 24; No 2 red winter fl li; March tl 20; April f 122. Corn-Steady; high mlxetl 42c: No 2 41c; May 45;c; rejectwl 3Sc; damaged 31c. Oats Dull; March 2iV. Clover Seel 'hot-e f4 .VvEJt 65; mammoth fl 50; prime fl 40; N62 14 3j. Dressetl Hogs f 1 20(4 2.J. Receipts Fl"ur none; wheat ls.000 bu; corn ls.ouo bu; oats 1,400 bu. Shipments Flour 100 bbls; wheat 10,000 bu; corn 27.0C0 bu; oats 800 bu. At the Clos- W heat Firm; No 2 red winter, spot.fl 19: March f I 20J. Corn Ste-dy; high mixed 42c; No 2, spot and February, 42c: May 4ic: damaged 31c. Clover Heed Dull; choice ft 60. CTilcwgo Livestock Market. Chicago, Feb. 11. The Drovers Journal renorta : Uotrs Receipt 20,000 head; shipments 650 head. Market opened better: closed qui-1 and eay; mixed packing f3 603 90; light $3 70(9 4 05; heavy shipping 3 95it. Cattle Receipts 3,7oO head; shipments 9.5 head. Few choice heavy here: medium weights dull, weak and lower; fair to good f 4 4 90; stockers and feeders dull at tl 5o3 00; butchetrs' strongand active; steers f3 25(3 9i; cows f2 303 85: oxen f3 874 25; bulls f2.2 ,0; inferior cattle scarce. Shep Receipts 1,400 head; shipments 340 head. Market quiet and unchanged; sales at f i 40i 25. Milwaukee Market. HrxwAUKKE, Feb. 11. Flour Quiet and unchanged ; fslr demand. Wheat r irm; ojenea anu n.ivanceu nuu . ..... . . 1 , . . 1 . t 1 closed firm; No 1 Milwaukee hard fl llt; No I Milwaukee $1 0l4; No 2 do fl t: February 1 iki: Aiarcu iunri;ni'oi"i ", Corn-Qniet and unchanged; No 2 old noml nallv 40c: new 30a3'c Oata steady and firm; No 2 233(5. Rye-No 1 61c. ,r Barley No 2 spring nominally 6c; March 55V.C. Provisions Firmer. Pork nominal; 110 25. Lard: st-am f7 30. Dressed hogs firm and hlKher:f4 2-"c4 30. Receipts v hest 7,000 bu : corn 92,000 bn. Bhipment Wheat 7,000 bu; corn 41,000 bu. Eaat Liberty Cattle Market. East Libkrty, Feb. 11. Cattle-Receipts since Frldav 2.916 head of through and Mil head of yard stock: total for the week endli g this day 4,131 head of throuith and 1,904 hem! of yard stock, against 3,927 through and 175 yard last week ; no cattle sell ng to-day. Hogs Receipts 7,755 head; to-al forthe week 20,10 head, against 110 head last week; Yorkers fl 10((s4 25; Phlladelphlas tl 30(4 40 Sheep Receipts 800 head; lo al for the week 12,700 bend, against 13,lu0 head last week; selling at f3 80 to 5 la. Bonton Market. Bostom, Feb. 1 1. 'lour-Dtill and unchanged : western superfine f 11 60; common extras ft 75 5 25; Wisconsin doV256: Minnesotado f.i5il winter wheat. Ohio. Indiana and Mich igan to 75-46 60; Illinois f6C7 i: St Louis 6 25 (U7 50; patent and Wisconsin 7i. Corn- Quiet and unchanged; mixed and yellow SlQ&x;. , Oats Demand moderate; No 1 and. extra white rt42c; No 2 white and No 1 mixed 37(3 isc: No 3 white and No 2 mixed 3037c. New York Dry Joot Market. NltW York, Feb. H.-nnsiness moderate with pac-kaKe honses and Jobblug trade Improves slowly. Cotton ko! ir-nera ly sU-ily. I'.roan ducks In fair demand. Prints qulfl. ttton oress goods and ginghams more active. Men's wear woolens In light dt mand. Foreign goods quiet. Oil Clly Pelrolenm Market. Oil City. Feb. tl. The market owned quiet and weak at fl 67. Ik-fore the fWe of the morning sess'on It advanced to tl 721, with sales. Afternoon session closed steady at fl 0sj. Sales and resales aggregated 201 ,0U) bbls. Shipments yesterday and isaiUrday aggregated 49,1-15 bbls. Mttabnrar Market. Pittsburo, Feb. 11. Pel roleura Crude steady at 11 8'; at Parker's landing for lmme.Mste shipment; refinvd dull at 12c for Philadelphia delivery.

SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT.

By virtue of a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city. 1 will on ' SATURDAY, March 9, 1S78, sell at public auction at the Citv Court Room between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. it. of said dav, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be nocessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street Improvement, and all costs to-wit: Lot No. three (3) In square No.Jfbnrteen (14), White and Babl t's subdivision of A. K Fletcher's addition tothe city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by against which Is assessed the sura of tweut eight dollars and five cent (ris.05) for street Improvement, in favor of Richard Carr, contractor. WILLIAM M. "WILES, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 13. 1878. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city,I will on SATURDAY, March 9, 1S78, sell at public auction in the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. x. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day. the following described lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sura hereinafter named as assessed against such Premises for street improvement, and all costs, Thirty-six (36) feet east of fourteen (14) feet on Market street, northwest corner of outlot No. sixty-five (65) In the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, owned by George W. Oabbert, against which Is assessed the sum of twenty-nine dollars and thirteen cents (S29.lt) .or street Improvement, In favor of David A. Haywood, contractor. WILLIAM M. WILE3, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 13, 1878. SAIe FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city under the corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY, March 9, 1878, sell at publle auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours ot 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock v. m. of said day, the following described lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such premises for street Improvement, and all costs, to-wit: Lot No. sixty-seven (67) In Yeiser's addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by oeorge K. Hornaday, against which is assessed the sum of fourteen dollars and thirty cents (514.3 ) for street improvement in favor of Frederick Uansberg, contractor. WILLIAM M. WILES, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind Feb. 13, 1873. H. C. Darxell, Attorney. STATE OF INDIANA. Maritm county, as: In the Superior Court of Marion county, in the slate of Indiana, No. 21,425. liooiii .o.4. Aiarcn term, isa. A. C. Buchanan vs. Martha Gard, E. J. Gard. Be it. known, that on the lit h day of Februa ry, 1878. the above named plaintiff, by his attorney, filed in the office 01 the clerk of the Sujerior Court of Marion county. In the Htale of Indiana, hi complaint against the above named defendants; and thai, on the tithday of February, 1S78, the said plaintiff filed in said clerk's office the affidavit of competent person showing that said defendants, Martha (iard and K. J. Gard, are not residents ot the state of Indiana. Now therefore, by 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 and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the term of said court to be begun and held at the court house In the city of Indianaoolis. on the first Monday in March, 1S78. said coniDlaint, and the matters tmd thines therein contained and aliened, will be heard and determined in their absence. AUSTIN 11. BROWN. febl3-3w Clerk. NOTICE ts Hereby given to the citl Reus of the city of Indianapolis, Center township, Marion county, Indiana, that I, John Leckllnger. a male inhabitant of said ci ty, over the sge o' twentvne years, will apply to the board of county commissioners of said county, at their next meeting, for a license to sell, lor one ea-. splrlX)us, vinous and malt liquors in a less nu-t.;ity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on my premises. The precise locution of the premises whereon I desire to sell said liquors Is described as follows: At the corner of River and Oliver avenue, in Nick MeCarty's addition tothe city ol Indimapolis, Center township, Marlon county, Indiana, iu a twostory brick building, known a the Hotel Over the Rhine The 74-100 of an acre, m re or less, of the quarter of section 11, township 15, north of range 3, east, in tho city of Indianapolis, Center township, Msrion county, Indiana. (Signed) JOHN LECK LINGER. J 11 Notice to Colonists. Persons wishing to emigrate to Northern Mississippi will have rare advantages shown them by addressing DR. T. FITZHUGU, No. '81 Virginia avenn, orj u. miili, m , Ind , who have several thousand wcreo superior fsrmlnr lands for sale at Trom f 5 to J10 ier acre on the most libera' terms. Tlrnse deslrlne to locate in Mtslslppl can be furnished nne titrmtng lauds at a low price on long time, or will rent lands on very favorable lerms. Dr. F. will leave with a colony on or about the25ih rf February, having numerous applications from Missl sippl laud owners offering to rent lands to colonists on shares. $200,000 Worth of GOLD PLATED JEWELRY. For ONE IM I.I. 4 R we will send as below. Mi WsrrnntH Uslit fMlel! I I "sir Gold Stone Sleeve Muttons; I Pair F.ngraved Sle ve IUUtons; 1 set Pointed Atuds; l tset Amethvst Suds; 1 Wedd'iig Ring: 1 Kngraved eand Floge Ring: 1 Amethyst Ston Ring; 1 Elegant Ring, marked Friendship;" 1 Haudsome Hcarf Mo: 1 splendid Silver list Pin: 1 set. lAdles' Jet and Gold 11 n and D-ops; 1 M sses' set, Jet. and Oold;l Lad Kb' Jet set. Ornamented ;1 set Handsome Rosebud Far dr ps; 1 Gents' Elegnt Ixk Oeorse. D amond Stud: I CHMllnal Red IVd Necklace; I Pa'r Ludie-1 Pearl Eur D op ;1 Indies Ornametted It Brioch : 1 Fa-cv SCKi f Ring auo K'eiit W;tch Cnsin. 7TuAv jjnurl")mu-e, Ihr entire lit of 2 pirre ' 71' pnidttr Hl.oron.v 8 pircc pou chooxr for 5vjiA. Chin premium Any one s ndinx us a c tib of twelve at one dollar, we will send stolnH M-er.Wie Free. F. S roCK MAN, 27 Bond St., Ne Yo k. NOTIC' o I. F. M. IMmsn, W. W. Morton and J. . Hossey, of Jennings county, Ind., and all rtlr rs whom it msy concern: The undersign d will, on the 20th day ot F b ruarv,1878. 11 st publle auction to the highest bidder, at No. II Thorpe block, IndlsnspolN, Ind., a certain aote of said Morton and Hossey to fai-i Batman. 1 ft bysald Hatmsn with me as eollatersl e urlty. MAaTllA JULIAN. February 8. Salary. Msmmmiiiw MM ,9m4t t Antra. S.pwiAlDft. LiaeaatU resMrtimply Mlrvul A.RAKTCd, !,, Horn 8t.ClMtaaa, O.

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C'hrlsman, of Madison county, says: I Una it a sure cure where the hogs are not loo far gone." INDIANA. Jan. Itf nstsrd. of Marion county, says: "The hogs of one of my neizhbors hao the cholera very bad. He gave them our medicine and they all got well. He is sure, if lie had not given your Cure, they would have all died." Win. A. Macy. (President of the State Swine Breeders' association of Indiana), of Henry county, says: "Thy medicine has fullv come up to my expectations. It was just what my hoc needed, and they are doing well and look we 1. J. n. Patterson, of Johnson county, savs: "Uy using your medicine my hogs ceaiied coughing; and while my neighbors' hogs are djli g all around me, none of mine aie sick now." F. n. IMtxr, of Howard county, says: "I cured several hogs that had not eaten for a week before I got your medicine, and that I bad Riven up to die, but they are now sound and whII." Iianlel Brook, of Union county, (who lost 12ii h-ad of stock hogs, a large n amber of (at bogs, and nearly all his breeding sows before he used this remedy), says: "1 have not lost one since. I recommend to every one who has hotis to use tills medicine." Marmhall llarher,of Bartholomew county, says: Your remedy encourages me to go on trylug hog raising." ILLINOIS. John 31. Dorsn, of Vermillion county says: Several doss of your medicine have helped my sick hoi?s wonder! illy. Most of them are squealing for their feed." Yuunic A Ywnitjr. of Clarke county, say: 44 We are curing lu every case: we never had hOK to thrive better than ours are doing. One man here goes out and buys bogs that have the cholera, on the strength of curing them, with your medicine." Price. Il.nn. J2.50 and f..OO per box. Kidney Worm, an Improved remedy for fl.no per box nrkiug Pijrs, a special remedy for disease of. K.ht) per bo. Poultry, a cure for Chicken Cholera and Dlpththeria, at f l.iK) or 35c per box. , (Sent free of charge on receipt of price.) DR. JOSEPH HAAS, Dayton, Ohio. Liberal Terms to the Trade. Baker, Houd & Hendricks, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, ss: In the Superior Court of Marion county, in the state ot Indiana, January term, 1S78. No, ti,aso. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Christopher Zimmerman, G orge Randell, Merchants Savinicn Loau and Ti ut Oompiny of Chicago, Bank of Montreal, Samuel Miller, etal. Be it known, that on the 21th day ot December, 1X77, the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed In the office ol the clerk ofthe Superior Court of Msrion county, in the state of Indiana, his complaint against the above named deiendants for foreclosuteof mortgage upon real estate, and on the 3oth day of January, 1S7!S, the said plaintiff filed In sai elerk's olllce the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendants, George Randell, Meichant" Savings Loan and Trust Company of Chicago, Bans of Montreal and Samuel Mill r, are not residents ot the state of Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendant last above named are herebv notiflV ed of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the second day of the term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday In April. IS78. said complaint, aud the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and dt termlned In their absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN. feb6-3w Clerk. Bakek, Hokd a Hkndricks, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, ss: In the Superior Court of Marlon county, in the state ot InCflana, January term, 1878. No. 21,008. Jonathan Edwrds, trustee, vs. Patrick Greany. Charles F.Meyer, August B. Meyer, I ouls C. Sieet. Tboman . B. Rose, Slleiter Schofield, Thomas Greany. Be It known, that on the 27th day of December, 1877, the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed In the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of Marlon county. In the state of Indiana, nis complaint against the above named deiendants for foreclosure of mo tgage npon r-Al estate, and on 'he hist day of January. 187H, the said plaintiff filed in said clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that said defendants, ( harles r . Meyer, Auaust B. Meyer, Louis 0. sleet, Thomas 8. B. Rose, Silvester schofleld a d Thomas Urea ny, are not res dents o t e State of Indiana. Now, theretore, oy order of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified f the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said canse on the second day of the term of said court, to be b-gun and held at the court house In the c.ty of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in strll, 187, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in their absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN, febfl-3w Clerk. iT nrv" - A.o .ww.nl 5 . et rrc mo ,7t 'VAV eie LAND GRANT FX smith liallwayin the great Valley of the Arkansas. l.tv.OO acres! Longtime and low Interest! Foi sectional maps and full particulars apply to W. D. SL ACK. Land Com miss Vr, LiUle Rock, Ark. or j. N. KUKRLK, German Aic't, St, Louis, Mo AGENTS WANTED. First-class agents, Lvty or Gentlem an, tl ranvass and sell reliable goods. Can make from f 10 to $20 p- r week, steady work the tear round. Address EXCELSIOR, Allegheny City, Pa.