Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 May 1878 — Page 8

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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL; WEDNESDAY -MORNING; !MAY;i,: 1878.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

MOXET AND THE MARKETS. OmCKOr TU1C IWDIAWAPOUS HMTr5lL,l Tuhsdat EvKXiso, Apnl 30, IMS. I Local financial affairs have ruled exceedlngly riuiet during the -week closing to-day. The business transacted by banks and banking houses is only fair. There 1 but little paper being negotiated, and that In all Instances has to be strictly gilt ed?e. Rates of interest rule steady at 810 per cent. Kastern exchange Is in fair request, the rates being par buying, and MCQ'i selling. Commercial. The amount of business transacted in the general markets dnring the past week has been quite fair, and quotations bare, as a general rule, underwent bnt few changes. The inclement weather of the past few days has caused quite a uumljcr of buyers residing near the city from com In; In and purchasing their goods.; There ha been considerable activity In breadstuff's daring tha las ferr days. The demand for wheat Is Rood, offerings are Jght and prices role firm. There is a good trade doing in corn; offerings are only fair, and prices firm with an udward tendency. The provision market has been very dull during the entire week. There are but small offerings, and the demand Is light. There is a fair business doing in groceries. Both coffee and sugars are steady. The New Tork Bulletin of Monday, In reviewing that market, says: Coffee. The demand for Brazil grades has 1een moderate during the greater portion of the day, the buyers being unwilling to negotiate until this uteamer's samples could be examined, and thee were late in coming out. The new Rio Janeiro steamer was also on exhibition, and this no doubt attracted the attention of the trade, though not to an extent sufficient to influence business bad there been desiraole stock offering. Tha tone, however, was pretty firm, and,while no sales were reported up to the close, full former rates were asked. The second delayed IUo telegram is at hand, with dates to the 21th Instant, and reports: Sales to United States, 4.000 bas; shipments to Atlantic por's, 1,400 bags ; stock, 1 10,000 bas ; price, M-.IU0 ; dally receipts, 3,200 bags; exchange, 23d; steamer Cilenlogan, 13.0.0 bags. The only transaction we hear of is 2.0C0 bags at Baltimore per Urey Eagle. Jn the general run of mild grades there is not much of positive interest for the day. Attractive samples come under fair negotiation, and on a basis of lull rates, but buyers are not over anxious to handle anything at nil off in quality. We are again without reported sales worthy of record, aud call quotations nominally unchanged. Java is held firmly on a basis of rail former rates, without further business reported. Sugars. Raws continue to show a pretty full amount of stock ottering, and a very good Keneral assortment of samples, but buyers have appeared in rather letter" humor to-day, and the business proves quite large. We find an Inclination to resort to the old policy of secrecy on transactions, which lias a tendency to raise some doubts over the exact condition of the market; but, without altering quotationsions we should call matteis firmer at the close at. full current rate. Bales late last evening and to-day of 5K) hhds muscovado, etc., r 7c; 2i9 hhds do do, tf'-Hrti7c; 2J0 hhfis do do 1c; 40il hhds centrifugal He; .jOO hhcN Porto Rico, part 7c ; 'SjO hhds Btitbadoes at c ; 7."i0 bass Mexican tc; 126 hhds melado o;s(ii,i;' Kc; luu hhds Demarara and 150 bhds Cuba muscovado on private terms. Refined were fairly active and about steady, but without showing any important change or new features. Country produce is in moderate request. Receipts of eggs are equal to the demand, and quotations are unchanged. Butter Is dull and unchanged. Foultryls In fair request, and prices are Steady. Canned goods and foreign fruits rule steady and unchanged. Seeds are quiet. The demand for dry goods is fairly active, Snd prices are fluctuating but little. The New York Bulletin says: Domestic Ooo3s. There has been a continued light demand for nearly all domestic productions at first hands, and buyers are neemingly operating In strict accordance with the actual requirements of enrrent trade. The jobbing tra.e has been generally quiet, but there was a fair demand for light reassortments of seasonable goods through the medium of orders from Interior retailers, many of -whom are doing a satisfactory business, jadg- . ng by the frequency of their reorders. Cotton goods have exhibited very little animation In agents' hands, and the jobbing distribution was only of moderate proportions. Prices are fairly steady on leading makes of "brown, bleached and colored cottons, but cheviots and cottonades continue unsettled and less active than could, be desired. Corded piques are In moderate request, but prices are irregular and in some cases very fow. Prints. The condition of the print market remains without material cbauge. Special Btyles of light fancies in dress effects, etc., are In fair demand, but ordinary fancies are slow of sale. Good styles of 56x00 prints are in steady request, and the supply of such eoods Is strictly moderate. Low priced shirtings continue Tairly active, and firm at current quotations. Wide prints, though sluggish in first hands, are Jobbing in moderate quantities, the best makes being relatively mnch more active than Inferior work. Ginghams continue more active than any other fabrics of domestic manufacture, and leading makes of dress styles and staples are In most cases sold ahead of production, while prices are very firmly maintained. SALES REPORTED. Corn 1 cars mixed, f. o. b., 41c. Wheat 1 sampled 17; 1 car sample elevator Jl CO. . LN'DIAXAPOLra CLEARING HOU8C Clearings. Balances Tor the month of January ...$o,51o,ouo 11,190,00 For the month of February 3,008,541 l7 000 .For the month of March. 4,581.800 . ,192,000 GRAIN IN STORE.

April 29, 1878. Wheat Corn. Oats B"rly Rye IBSS-SSSSSSSSSSSSS. I I m THevator A J3.6.X ,22l 1,315 K2 Klevator 15 12,4-Vl 122,117 700 419 Central Ele 3o0 11,240 VJ0 City Elevator. 6,376 , Kiev a tor I) Elevator K 3,200 Totals-. 2,444 l.-jM.al 8,011 1,571 game day 1377 2.2uol liojuoi 6.000 A 250

RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS. Receipts jShlpm ts Flour, bbla.. 8,300 3,200 54,i: 700 Wheat, bu. 8,2uo; Corn, bu... 17,71 2,Hun oats, na., xtye, Da. 400 lux 500 " 8 150 Barley, ba. Bran, tons .. 72 1,31 O 400 40 150 100 (Jornmeal, bUls.. Btarch.bbls. Hay, tons lara. Provisions, tons.... 30' DAILY REVIEW OF THE IXDIASAPOjLIS HARKET. Tlie Prevlsleu Market. The market is dull and unchanged. Mess Pork f 50. Dry Salt Meats Shoulders held at 3c; Clear ribs held at 4'4c Lard Prime steam 7c. 8. P. Meats Hams nominally eTc. drain and Floor Harkcl. Corn A stronger feeling prevailed In this market, and values advanced 34c on mixed and high mixed corn, under a good shipping demand. Offerings were inconsiderable, not -withstanding the tone of other markets was unfavorable to holders. Liverpool was higher, -while New York was easier and Baltimore IHo lower. May delivery was In uemaud at 41o bid o. t. for last half. Freights are firm uuder renewed pledges to maintain present rates. Tne following were closing quotations at the eall board, 12 'io o'clock: White No 2, iytG bid f. o. b. Yellow iVfi blI f. o. b. High Mixed 40c bid o. U . Mixed 4c bid o. t. May Offered at 4c f. o. b.; 40c bid f. o. b. for delivery by the 10th ; 41c bid o. t. last half. Rejected 3 whs for good. No Grade lri4-J5c o. t. for good. Wheat Offerings are light, but the demand J only moderate, and prices a shade easier' ye quote No 1 red 11 171 18,

- Fxotnt We quote: Fancy 86 00(95 50; family 15 OO&o 50; low grade 12 75A3 75. Oats Dull. We quote: No 2 white 2S2tJc o. t. ; mixed 2525c o. t. Rye In good demand at 55c o. t. for No 2. Bban Dull; sale 1 car coarse at f 13 75 per ton. Indianapolis Produce Market. APPI.KH 'i no stocit ot cnoice apples is light, the demand good and prices rule firm. We quote: Choice to fancy It 503-5 50; common Z .50(93 50. Butter The market la dull and lower. Shippers are paying on arrival 10312c, and It is selling from store at 12HHc. Kogs The market is steady and unchanged. Packers are paying 7c per Ur. on arrival and sales are made from store at 7c. Feathers Are fairly active at unchanged prices. We quote prime live geese at 38c; mixed, geese and duck, 2025c; old feathers 0(V5c. Honey There Is a fair demand reported. We quote: Choice comb 16318c; dark colored 10312c; strained 1012c. Poultry Receipts exceed the demand and the market is dull. W quote: Turkeys, alive. 6c per lb: N. Y. dressed 7c per lb; ducks 12 60 per doz; roosters SI 75 per doz; hens 82 75 per doz; geese, full feathers, e 3 40 per doz. Onions Are dull and unchanged at II 252. Green Vegetables A good demand is reported and priees are quite firm. We quote: Lettuce 70c80c per bu: radishes 20a 2."c per doz. bunches; rhuoarb 10312c per doz. bunches; onions 6sc per doz. bunches; spinach 51 OOftl 25 per bbl ; kale 75c per bbl; peas 11 00l 25 per box ; cucumbers 75c$l per doz; new potatoes M 5035 00 per bbl; snap beans 31 50(42 00 per box ; asparagus 2oo5c per doz. strawberries We quote at 831 per crate of 24 quarts. Cranberries Are in active demand. We quote choice at SI 75Q1 50 per bu. Dried Fruits Are in fair demand at our prices. We quote: Peaches, halves, at 6ic; apples SVjoVc. Beans We quote: New navy, clean white, II 1531 25 per bu: common 80c per bu. Indianapolis Grocery Market. A fair amount of business Is being transacted in this department of trade. Coffees The market is; active and steady. Ordinary grades of Rlos 16&17c ; good to fair lHlHc; prime 1910Sc; cnoice to fancy 20(9 aoc; Java 2la28c. Cheese Prime new mild Is held at 124313c. Molasses and Syrup New Orleans molasses Is quoted at 35jo0c for new crop ; syrups at 40 80c for common to fancy. Rice Is In good demand and firm. We quote: 6?a7c for Carolina. BuoARS-We quote: Refined A 10al0Mc;ofT A vy4,Mc, extra C9J4!ic; hard lO&lOc ; circle C and B&Afc; yeUow 8$Sic. Soap We quote: Tousey's German 45c lb; other German 6(S6Sc perlb;whit Russian pressed cake to 2536 75; Babbitt's 173 7 25 per box. Candles We quote: Hotel 19(320c; star candies 15(il6c; common pressed 1314c. Teas The usual amount of goods are being

sold and prices rule steady. Young byson,common..........J Young hyson, fair to good '. ..- 30: 35 409 50 70(i HO Young hyson, cnoice Young hyson, extra choice Imperial, common Imperial, fine. ........ Imperial, choice KVotl 00. 9H9 40 50(ol 60 804 90 80(d) 85 453 60 751 00 00(91 05 25(3 &5 60(4 60 5;4 80 30( S5 4or4 75 U0&1 00 Gunpowder, common.... Gunpowder, fine... Guntiowder. choice Gunpowder, extra choice.......... 1 Japan, ancolored, common Japan, uncolored, fine new Jaian, uncolored, choice new............ Oolong, Inferior...........-... ......... Oolong, fine... ...... ..... Oolong, extra choice -.. Indianapolis Dry Goods Market. There Is a good demand reported Tor all descriptions of goods, both staple and fancy, and prices rule steady. Batting Ordinary 1012c; middling 15c; Brown Drilling Nashville 8e; Pepperel 8xo ; Stark 8ic. Ticking Omego 32-inch 16Xc: Conestoga 4 4 Medal 15c; Medal 16c: extra 8 15c; extra 4-4 14c; Lewiston 36-incU 18c; 552- Inch 15c; oO-inch 13Va'c; plaid lc. SHiKTixa Stripks American 8r3 10c ; 3-3 9c ; Whittenden cheviots B Hc; A A 11c; AAA V2c ; XX 12c ; Otis cheviots 12J ic ; Everett do 11 2c; horaespnn b'c. P"aper Cam bkicsj Common colors 5ic ; high colors 1c higher. Prints American 5c; Washington, Merrimac, Oriental, Conestoga, 5c; Richmond bYfi; Harmony 4c; Allen 5c; Freeman 44c; Standard shirting prints 5c; Albion solid colors 5c; Wamsutta 4 c; mourning prints 6c; Spragues 5c. Carpet Chain White 20c ; colored 25c ; coverlet warp 22c. Brown Sheetings Vermont 7c; Nashville 7Kc; Middlevllle7$e; Idaho 8c; New Albany 7c; Stark A sc; Park A 5c: Granite B bc; Bedford R 5Kc ; Pepp N 64c ; Pepp O 6c ; Pepp R7c;Pepp 7c ; Charter Oak 5c ; Lancaster siandardsc. Bleached Shekttnos Lonsdale 8ic; Hope 7Sc; B'acfcstonec: Mascomen c; lIill,7-tJ, 7c;4-47c; DwlgbtBUr 8c; Vaugh XX 6c; Rep Dog oc; Quaker 6c: Cambrics, Lonsdale, 13c; Young Warrior llc; Jabez Knight 6c; Wamsutta llc; New York Mills llc. GRAIN Bags Amoskeag A 20c; Lewis town A22Jc;Stark 25c; Union 22J4c: Banner 20c; Montaup TZc: American 21c; Harmony 19c. COTTON YARNSAC sorted numbers, per lb Do ten yarns, 40fs, per doz.... Dozen varns. 50fis. per doz. 21C - llo - 10 - 1P 27C 21c 230 Dozen varns. 600s. per doz-. Dozen yarns, 700s, per doz Carpot warp (colored) per lb . Carpet warp (white) standard, per lb Coverlet yarns, per 10-.. Cotton twine, per lt . ISJUC Trot line 21 2ic Staging, per lb Seine twine ...u., Candle wick, per lb...... Batting, per ll.. : Miscellaneous. BROOMS The market is quiet and unchanged. Common, per doz..... ..... Fancy carpet-...... - SllAiel ....wnmw...twt..tnwmiMiwi CANNED GOODS The market II K)92 00 . 2 75C4 00 . 2 60(2 75 continues fairly active and prices rules steady. readies, 2 id cans, per uoz 1 60 reaches, s id cans. 2 00(32 25 1 6532 '10 1 4.5(41 75 Pineapples Strawberries.. Raspberries.., Pears ... 1 6531 75 1 3031 ao 2 0032 25 1 5531 60 1 75t2 00 2 7533 00 Bartie tt pears.......... Plums, damson, per doz Green peas... Condensed milk.. Oysters, full weightcove, 1 ID., Cove. 2 lb. 803 85 1 3531 40 Do, short weight 1 ID.. S03 60 1 0031 10 1 48(41 65 1 0531 10 1 8031 40 21b. Whortleberries, 2 lb. Tomatoes. 2 lb , Tomatoes. V lb.... Red cherries, 2 lb.. Lima beans, 2 lb. 00(3 1 60 &0al 60 2031 30 2531 35 803I 90 1 50 String beans, 2 lb. Gooseberries, 2 lb Yarmouth succotash, 2 lb. Blackberries, 2 lb...... Yarmouth corn. 2 lb. F531 90 50(4 1 75 Maryland sugar corn, 2 lb. FRUITS Tiie demand Is firmer. active and prices Oranges Valeutla.. ji 00312 00 Oranges Messlnas... . 6 6035 75 Lemons per oox.... 4 HK'ao U0 Layer raisins, new, per box 2 0032 10 2 1032 25 2 &O32 65 22 9(9 12 10( 12 rvew Muscatel, crown New Muscatel, double.. tntron, per lb ............. Prures. old. per lb... Prunes, new, per lb. Currants,per 10 7X3 &X FISH The demand Js active at our quota tions. Mackerel, extra mess, per bbl... ...... 28 OO3.32 00 Mackerel, large extra 24 W&M 60 Mackerel, No 1 shore - 18 00 Mackerel, No 1 bay 15 00316 00 Mackerel, No 2, large 11 003IS 00 Mackerel, English, breakfast 8 603 9 60 Herring, No I, per box 853 40 White fish, No I, per hall bbL. 6 003 i 60 White fish, No 1, per kit. . 003 1 25 White fish, family, per half bbl 2 603 2 75 White fish, family, per quarter bbl 1 403 1 60 Herring, lake, per half, bbl ......... 2 603 2 75 Herring, lake, per quarter bbl. 1 403 1 60 Herring, lake, per kit 603 60 Shore herring, per bbl 6 603 7 00 GUNPOWDER We quote prices at $6 25 per keg for rifle; $3 60 per keg for blasting. HIDES Quotations corrected by E. Ranh 4 Sons, 219 South Pennsylvania street. Market remains unchanged, Uttle activity being displayed. We quote In store: Cured country, 26 lbs and up , 7 37o Calfskins, 8 to 15 lbs 311 c Klpsklns, IS to 25 lbs (veal) . 3 0 Klpsklns. 16 to 25 lbs (long haired).. 37 c Green butcher hides steers 6fo Cows 6 e Calf. ..... c Kip , 8 0 Pelts, 60cn 25, at to quaidty. Damaged hides and skins, two-thirds price. Partly cured &le less per Id. Dry Flint No I. 12 fl13 c Dry salted No 1 11 312 0 LEATHER Is in fair demand. Bole, oak, per lb...... ... . Jt 83 88 Sole, h e m loc k .... ..-..... ZT3 85 1 1 arn ess .... . Z-f3 85 Skirting...... . 403 42 Rougb harness . 23 29 Bridle, per doz ........48 00354 00 Kips, city, per m.. 603 W

1 003 1 40 KM 1 40 Calfskins, city. do French . 1 603 2 IS reported at cr I RON A good demand is ngures. V rought Bar, common, per 100 lbs.... 2 25 Wrought, Charcoal IJnr . 8 45 WrouKht, scrap, per lb......... Cast, scrap, per 10...... .. HQ MORPHINE A moderate dsmand reported at tl 60. NAILS Without quotable change; lOd to60d at tz 6032 65. . OILS A good demand Is reported and prices are firmer. Linseed : raw 62c per gal : boiled 67c per gal. Carbon, 110 fire test, 13( ailc. Lard oil: extra Winter 663tvSc: No 1 WXaOoC; No 2 5o4"$!c: Strait's 6035c: Banks' 553'i0c; Labrador 703 75c. Castor Si 2531 35. Neatsfoot 85c$l. Turpentine 4034 Jc per gal per bbl. OPIUM We quote at II 50 per lb. QUININE Firm at So 50. BIOS We quote: Cotton mixed at 22c per lb; wool c per lb. B SALT We quote at 11 2031 23 in car load lots for lake per bbl: Ohio river at II 30 per bbl, and loc additional In store. SEEDS The market- Is active and firm. We quote: Prime clover, s.535 25; prime timothy. II 503I 75; Kentucky blue grass, clean, $1 251 50; do, extra clean, S23 3 50: millet, 75c3Sl; English blue grans, I2a2 50; orchard. 132 50; Hungarian, 65375c. Onion sets Yellow Dan vers, 2 &03: white silver skin, 13 5 3 50. TIN PLATE AND METALS I C 10x14 tin 17 25: 1 X 10x14 So 50: 1 c 14xJ0, roofing, 17 00: 1 C 20x28, roofing, SU 6; block tin. In pigs, 23c; In bar 24c; sheet iron, 27 lb, H 50: 27 c, S-5 25; galvanized iron 40 per cent, discount; Indianapolis pieced elbows 40 per cent discount; North rops patent sheet iron sooting S4 25 per square: Crowl's double capped corrugated Iron roofing So per square. TALLOW Fair and active demand; prime 6c. Indianapolis Live Slock Market. IReported by D. ration Co., Commission Merchants for the Sale of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep. Union Stock Yards. April 29. Cattlf. Receipts for the post 48 hours, 30S head; hipped, ls! head. The market is unchanged. The bulk of receipts were through cattle. Sales to butchers: Common, S3 2532 75; medium, S2 7533 25; good butchers', M003I; Crime butchers, 14 104 25: extra, 14 5031 65; ulls, 1232 75; cows and calves, TJOjaiO; veal calves, t034 60; there was a fair supply of butchers' cattle and few left unsold at the close. Hogs Receipts, 3,213 head; shipments, 1,531 head; bought by packers, 1,68- had. The market was a little stronger than on Saturday. Common rough bogs and pigs, S2 5033: Common. S3 1033. 20; good packers and shippers, S3 2533 3, with a lew extra at S3 85; bulk of sales at fl 30. There were a lew lelt unsold, about 200 head. Sh eep Receipt", 200 head ; shipped, 1E0 head. The market is unchanged: st Uing at IJ 60l 50. Tnere are not many sheep sold on this market; the bulk of the receipts are shipped through to astern markets, when they might be sold here at good prices. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. A'ew Tork Market. NEW York. April 2!. Flour In light demand; receipts 27,000 bbls; No S S3 2.5p4 15; superfine western and state S4-5034 HO; common to good extra 1335 25; good to choice S-5 3035 Kjjwhite wheat extra 13 H036 50; fancy Sti 5537 75; extra Ohio S036 75; St. Louis S03 7 75; patent SO 7.4K 35. Rye flour SI 2533 B0. C-ornnieal Steady at S2 40(82 75. Wheat Heavy and in moderate demand; receipts lS8,0U0 bu; No 2 Chicago 81 18; No 2 Milwaukee SI 2VU 2i; hard No 1 spring SI 32J4; No 2 red winter SI &; No 1 Chicago SI .10;"No 2 north western 12!jl 30. Rye Western 723"lc. Barley Dull and unchanged. Malt Quiet aud unchanged. . Corn In moderate demand; receipts 47.000 bu; ungraded western mixed 43-56c ; steamer mixed 64X55chigh mixed S3c; No 2 43Hc; round yelibw ix3-)0c; do white 55c; white western oc; steamer white 5c. Oats Less firm; receipts 5:,000 bu; mixed western and state 3o)i3iiic; No 230c; white western 303 40c. Hay 03tfoc Hops Dull ;westcrn 538c. Cotlee Rio cargoes V&yiQfiJic; Jobbing 13? ixc gold. Sugar Unchanged; fair to good refining 7 7-Vc; prime 7c; refined unchanged. Molasses New Orleans 25350c. Rice Quiet. Petroleum Crude Vc; refined llli;c. Tallow Unchanged : ;37 6-lttc. Strained Rosin 41 5031 oi. Spirits Turpentine Dull at2!)c. ggs Dull and unchanged ; western 10310c. Provisions l'ork dull and heavy. Beef: western long clear middles 1635 25. Lard: steam 17 2037 22. Butter ew western 11325c. Clieese 6312c. Wblsky-ll 00-. CTnieaaro Market. Chicago, April 29. Flour Firm and unchanged ; spring extra 14 5U3-5 2i; western extra Si .5035 oo; Minnesota do 11 7536 60; patent Stf 5039; winter extras S03U 60; superfine $2 76 I. Wheat Excited and higher at tne opening; No 1 Chicago spring II 13l 13; No 2 do SI 12 cash; 11 May: SI 11 June; SI 0S July; has sold at (1 12'M31 i May; No 3 do tl 0o31 0(.?i; rejected 9oc. Corn Active at 41c cash and May; 4IJ4C June; 42 j: July; rejected 37c. Oats 27c cash ; 20? May; 27c June; rejected 2c. Rye-GCe Barley 48c"4 l'rovislons Pork ?8 50gS 55 cash ; 18 503 52 May 5 rS 70 Jane; s 87 3 90 July. Lard active at Stt bocash;ttf S7 MayjSti Hi June; S737 02 July. Bulkmeats: sU.ulders 13 li7; sliort rib i si y snort near s- i. 1 Whisky Hereafter lilghwinvs at whisky ( will b quoted, although the quotation muse not always be taken as a reflection of the state of the market, or as a basis of transactions; the quotations of alcohol will also be given, which will prevent a misconception that will be bred' by the quotation of whisky; whisky SI 04: alcohol 2 32. Ike Freights Corn to Buffalo Sc. Receipts Flour 11 JUW buis: wheat 75,000 bu; corn bft',000 ba; oats K9,ooo bu; rye 8,200 bu; barley 4,200 bu. Shipments Floor 11,000 bbls; wheat 74,000 ba; corn 427,000 ba; oats 21,0u bu; barley l.voo bu; rye 1,900 ba. At the close Wheat II 12 May; II 10?i:l 10 June. Corn Steady and unchanged. Oats Easier but not lower.. Provls ons Pork steady and unchanged. Lard unchanged. Baltimore Market Baltimore, April 29. Flour More Inquiry and firmer; western super H34 50; do extra 4 753.1 23; no family f5 503 60. Wheat Western strong and higher; red II 3031 88; do amber II 40; Pennsylvania red SI 3531 3S; No 2 winter red western, spot, 11 14 31 34; May 1 313l Wi- , Corn Western active and strong: western mixed, spot, 64c; May 51!:Ic; June 65c. Oats Firmer; western white 81336c; do mixed 32334c. Rye Firmer; good to prime 70c. Hay Quiet: prime Pennsylvania S13315. Provisions Dull and a moderate Jobbing de mand only; mess pork 110 25. Bulkmeats: shoulders 4c; clear rib sides 6c. Bacon: shoulders 4e; clear rib ides 6c; haiui 93 10' i'c. Lard; refined tierces Sc. Butter Dull and weak; choice solid packed western 18321c. Petroleum Quiet; refined 10?3lle. Cofi'ee More active and firmer; Rio cargoes 1317c. . Whisky-Dull at 11 0631 00. Receipts Flour 4.10iX bbls; wheat 29,000 ba; corn 39,500 bu; oats 1,700 bu. Shipments Corn 177,000 bu. Freights to Liverpool Nominal; cotton per steamer tt-&d; Hour 2s Vd; grain 9d. St Louis Market. St. Lours, April 29. Cotton Quiet and unchanged; middling 10c; sales of w5 bales; receipts 280 bales; shipments 800 bales; stock 13,100 bales. Flour Quiet; the decline in wneat rather demoralized the market. Wheat No 3 red fall tl 17 cash; 1116 bid at close; 1120 May; 11 17 June; 11 July; No 4 do Si 10 cash ; 11 0931 09 bid at the close: No 2 spring SI 09 bid. Corn-No 2 mixed 3Sc cash; 33c May; 41c June; 42lA July. Oats No 2 2bc bid cash ; 200 May. Rye 00c. -. . Barley Dull; northern Iowa 45c. Whisky-1 03. Provisions Pork 18 75 bid May. Lard nominally lower. Bulkmeats dull and nominal. Bacon : clear rilw S5 2636 30; clear 15 40,'5 50. Receipts Flour 3,tioo 1 bis; wheat 37.0J" bu; corn 77.010 bu; oats 36,000 bu; rye 7,000 bu; barShipinents Flour 3,100 bbls; wheat 8,000 bu ; corn 61,000 bu; oats 2,000 bu. New York Cat lie Market. New York, April 29. Beeves Receipts 4,700 head, making 15,101 head for the week, against 9.50 head for the last five weeks. The quality Is good, and the market a fraction advance from Frldav.or about the rates current a week ago. Exporters -took 1.0UO hfrad, mainly fat steers, at 19 25310 60, to dress 66 to 7, with a few of the best for shipment alive at 110 75; other sales range from S 23 to S10 75, to dress 55 to 57, for oxen and steers, and 13 5034 per 100 los live weight of fat bulls; the bulk of sales

do French .

were at 19310, to dra - 55 to 56. Ez port3 for the week were 6,suo quart and 390 head alive. Sheen and Lambs tveceipts 6,100 head, making -J0.3J0 head for the week, against 20,100 head for last week. Market active and firmer for fat sheen, but dull and nuchangod for spring lambs; clipped sheep 14 5;i35 7o per 100 lbs, with car loads of very poor at S3 25; unshorn sheep f i 7537 23 per IO11 los; spring Iambs "310c per lb, with a few Jersey iambs at 11c. Exports for the week 2.100 carcasses. Swine Receipts llOJ head, making 29.000 head for the week, sgainst 30,640 head for last week. None offered alive. Cincinnati Market. Cincinnati, April 29. Cotton Quiet at 10c. Flour Quiet; family S3 10Q8 25. Wheat Demand ' fair and market firm at the opening; closed easier; red fl 15,-ai 22. Corn Active but not higher; ai3c. Oats Steady at 2i331c. Rye 6J3lc. Barley FaU 40315c. Provisions Pork dull and nominal at S9. Lard easier: current make 80 t; kettle Jolbing atS7 25,7 75. BulKmeats quiet at S3 50, S-162. 14 75 and 14 Bacon quiet II 25, S-i 40, -5 55, to and ii 7-5. Whisky SI 02. Butter Fancy creamery 23c; prime tochoice dairy 10320c. Linseed Oil fiOQfilc. - Hogs Common S2 7533 25; light S3 803140; packing 133-333 50; butchers' 1-3 50(o3 oo.Receipts 2.124 head; shipments 733 head. . PtalladelpklA Market. Philadelphia, April 20. Flour Superfine S3 50; extra SI 50; Pennsylvania iamilv 5 7.53' 6 25; Minnesota do S3 0O36 25; hlgii grades $6 50 37 50. Wheat White SI 38-31 10. Corn Yellow ole; mixed 53c; May 53)4c; Jane5-'fic; July 54c. Oats Dull; white western 33;uc; mixed western 31332c. Rye Dufi and unchanged at 6770c. Provisions Quiet and unchanged. Butter Dull; western reserve I320c. Clieese Choice western 11312c. Petroleum Refined 11c; crude 8lc. Whisky Unchanged; western SI 06. Receipts Wheat 23,000 bu; corn. llSJCO ba; oats 8,000. Mil wankee Market. Milwaukee, April 29. Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat Firm; opened and closed steady; No 1 Milwaukee bard SI 1S; No 1 Milwaukee SI 1; No 2 do II UV. April 11 UV,; May 112tf; June II 11; No 3 doll Oil. Corn ld nominal at 41c; new S8339Vc. Oats Wanted; No2 20c. Rye No 1 60c. Barley No 2 spring 60c; May5359Vc. Provisions Dull and easier. Pork IS 50 cash. Lard : steam $6 90. Freights Wheat to Buffalo 3c. Receipts Flour 7,500 obis; wheat 85,000 bu. Shipments Flour 11,000 bbls; wheat WJ.OOO ba. Toledo Market. Toledo, April 29. Wheat No 1 white Mlel igan held at Si 30; extra white Michigan

i JK'4; arawr .Michigan, -spot, 11 32; April II 31 ; .May 51 30 ld ; June 11 32 ; No 2 spring, spot, f I 27; Mavfl27: June II 2!!i: No S red

Si 15; No 3 Dayton and Michigan red 51 27: re jected Wabash Si 03; do lake shore tl 07. Corn Dull; High mixed 43c; No 2, spot, May, 4l?ic; rejected, spot. May, 43' ,c. Oats Dull and nominal. Clover Dull; mammoth 54 10; prime tl. Receipts Flour none; wheal 23,000 bu; corn 29.0U0 bu ; oats 1 ,000 bu. Shipments Flour none; wheat 33,000 bu; corn 80,000 bu ; oats 5,000. St. Louis Live Kloek Market. St. Locis, April 29. Cattle Dull and nominal for shipping grade; S3 6031 10; do cows and heifers at S2 8.333 73; butchers' stock and feeders steady : ; prime to choice native shipping steers 84 5034 K5t lair to good native shipping steers S134 40; fair to good butchers' S3 00(s4 lo; do cows and hellers S2 85(53 75; feeding steers 13 6031 20; Blockers S333 65; corn fed Texans and Colorados4$3 6U3I 2o. Receipts 8j0 head. HoKs-Shippcrs holdins off; packing giadts S3 1033 SO; buichers' to fancy S3 0033 00. Reeceipts 69,000 head. Sheep Extra heavy shipping tl 805 25; good to choice SI 2534 CO; common to fair 12 8o 34. Receipts 620 head. Chicago Cattle Market. Chicago, April 29. The Drovers' Journal reports: llogs Reeeipts 15,0f0 head; shipments 5,500 head. Choice heavy 13 4033 8-5; light S3 3-53 3 40; mixed rough S3 2033 40; butcners'tl 353 3 50 Cattle Receipts 3,100 head: shipments 2,700 head. Declined 5310c; shipping H35 20; feeders and stocters S4l 2o; botchers' cows 12 50 1 40; bulls S23125; steers 1331. Sheep Receipts 660 head. Steady at 14 403 5 25. Boston Market. Boston, April 23. Flour Dull and unchanged: western superfine S3 5035; common extras 14753.523; Wisconsin extras 153570; Minnesota extras to 237 25; winter wheat, Ohio, Indiana Oats In fair demand and unchanged: No 1 and extra white 39343c; No 2 white and No 1 mixed 37338c. New Tork Dry Goods Market. N ew ork, April 29 - Trade continues quiet with package houses, but there are more clothiers In the market, and heavy woolens are receiving more attention. Cotton goods are inactive in first hands, but are iairly steady. Fancy prints remain quiet, but low graoe shirtings are fairly active and firm, staple ginghams continue closely sold up, dress goods are in light demand, and foreign goods quiet. Mistaken. Hamming birtls are Very fond of flowers. The Middletown (Cal.) Press tells of one of the little fellows that went off on a "new scent," decidedly: "A young gentleman of this village has one of the rarest pets, a humming bird, which has a nest near his home, and which has become so thoroughly tamed that it readily feeds Irom his hand. A laughable incident occurred recently while he was feeding it. He had been holding fuchsias and other flowers in his hand, from which the little beauty was enjoying a fine repast, and he bad also given it some syrup. Suddenly a blossom, which has lately appeared on the young gentleman's proboscis, attracted the attention of the attention of the bird, and be made a dive for it, finding it a fraud when it was reached. When a nose gets so attractive with blossoms that even humming birds go for it, it is time the owner of such a nose donned the blue ribbon." Moments of Melody. I remember once, says Hazlitt, strolling along the margin of a stream, in one of those low sheltered valleys on Salisbury plain, where the monks of former oges planted chapels and built hermits' cells. There was a little parish church near, but tall elms and quivering alders kid it from the sight, when, all on a sudden, I was startled by the sound of the full organ pealing on the ear, accompanied by rustic voices, and the willing choir of village maids and children. It rose, indeed, "like an exhalation of rich distilled perfumes." The dews from a thousand pastures were gathered in its softness; the silence of a thousand years Fpoke in iL It came upon the heart like the calm beauty of death; fancy caught the sound, and faith mounted on it to the skies. It filled the valley like a mist, and still poured out its endless chant, and still it swells upon the ear, and wraps me in a golden trance, drowning the noisy tumult of the world American Potatoes In England. Steadily our industries are pressing on English products. The London Times asserts that even American potatoes threaten to drive out the home bred article. It is Hot so many years ago but the proposition that an American potato was equal to an English one would have been ridiculed. Oar seed growers introduced the choicer American varieties to public notice, and they soon won their way to public favor. The Times now notes that American potatoes no longer come into their market as "seed," but have, daring the last year, taken the higher ground of "wares," being imported in large quantities for direct consumption. Waiting-lo (Jet Wicked Again. ITho Truth. A priest once chanced to hear, unpercievea, a fierce verbal onslaught by one Irish market woman on another. "Ga on, go on," at last said the matron attacked ; "you know I'll not answer ye, because I've been to confession this morning, and I'm in a state of grace. But wait till I get out of it!"

ana Aiicnigan, 7513s Zo; Illinois roao 76; St. Louis $037 2-3: patfcat Wisconsin S '38"25c. Corn In fair demand lor export ; mixed and yellow 55357c ; steamer 2353c.

SAW FORD'S RADICAL CURE , For CATARRH A purely vegetable distillation entirely unlike ail other remedies. IN the preparation of tMs remirkull.- rrmrdy evcry herb, pliuit, and lark is subjected lo distill.ition, wLcrcby tlio essential medical principle foobtained i: varor, conunnsd ami bottled. Wi,m remains in fi e Etill is inort, valucle s, total r umit lor u- in r.n c njanism so tlclicatc as the r.wl asgs. Vet all nufts m o insolnblo compound ot woody fibre ; all Uacturc. saturated solutions. SAKFORD'S RADICAL CURE Ts s local and const tnMonii! rmfd v, nn! Is applied to tlie nasal paswaif js by l;.ulatio"n, Unix iillayiuff limammalioa sua pain aud at ouca corrtciinif, clcansiutr, and purl :yinrtlie secretion. Intrrnally administered. It act upon t lie or trans of circulation, keep the skin mjist, aud n'-utraliz-s the acid poison tliat baa fou id its wav Into the stomach and thence into the blood. Tbris a cure progress? in both direction. and it rtoca not accm poHsible for linman lu-enuuy to ticvisc ft lucre rational treatment. sritrnisixG cube. lienttrmen, About twelve yeir ngo, white travelling with Father Kemp's Old Folks Concert Troupe asstcnoriiiiKcr, I took a severe cold aud was laid tip at Newark. N. J. Tliiscold brought on severe attack of Catarrh, which I battled with, every known remedy for four weeks without avail, and wa finally obliged to give tin a most desirable position and retur.i home, unable to sinir s note. I or three years afterwards 1 was unable to sini? at ail. The firt attack of Catarrh bad b it mv naul orRans and throat SO sensitive that .the t-lihti kc cold would brinr on a fresh attack, U avltiif mo pros, trated. la this way I continued to stiller. Th'-last attark, the severest I ever had. was terrible. Isuflered the most excruciatintr pain in iuy bead, was so hoarse as to b i scarcely ablo to speak, and conrhed Incessantly. I thought I was goinir into quick consumption, and 1 firmly believe that had these symptoms continued without relief they would liave rendered me an easy victim. Wh"n in this distressing condition, I commenced the use ofSANroRu's Radical Ccer fob Cataeeu. very reluctantiy. I confers, as 1 had tried all the advertised remedies without benclit. The firvt dose of this wonderful medicine tave ine the prcateet relief. It is hardly possible for one whose head aches, eyes ache, who can scarcely art icnlate distinctly on account ol the chokir g accumulations In bis throat, to realize how muc i relief I obtained from the nrst application of Sam ord's Radical C'crk. I'ndcr its influence, both internal and external. 1 rapidly recovered, and by n occasional use of the remedy since, have been entirely free from Catarrh, for the flm time in twelve years. Ifc-spcetiullr yours, . GtfO. W. HOLBROCS. iiwiii, Mass.. Jan. 8, 1S76. P. S. I purchased the KadicaI. Crsa Of GEO. H. ROGERS, Urug-bt, llumford Building. Eacb package contains Dr. Panford'a Improved Inhaling Tube, wita lull directions for u In all eases. Pric.I.0Q. For sale by alt Wholesale and Retail Druwts throiujhont the United State and Canada. WKF.KS & POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale lrKKlsts, P.oston, Muss.

VOLTAIC PLASTER An Electro-Galvanic Battery combined with a highly Medicated Plaster containing the choicest medicinal Gums and Balsams known to modern Pharmacy, These Plasters have r.oTr been before the puMIe for two yrs, and, notwithstanding the. Immense number of remedies. 111 tiie lorr.i of liniments, lo. tious, paiu-curers. and ordinary plajten,thcy Love steadily increased I asale and met with uiuvcri:-.l approval, as evidenced by over one thousand tinsolicited testimonial in our possesion. )!oiit remarkable cases bare been ceiiiiied to bv wellknown citizens in nil parts cf tho I'r.ited'St-tcs, copies of whirli will be sent free of charge to any one desiring them. Improvements, lit many ways, have been made, as suj;etel by experience ana use, until it is believed that they are now perfect in everj respect, and the baxt plmUr iii Vie tccrl I of vtfdicine. All we x-.lt from every eiiffcrTT in tho land Is a single trial. The price is '.scents, althonpli the cost is double t' at of ny other plaster. But, notwithstanding the cflorts of the rr'iprictors to make the best plaster in the world for the least luoncy.any similar remedy enn be bought, nun bers of unscrupulous dealers will be found ready to irflsreprescnt them I or fltixh itni:r?$ and eudcavor to subutitute others, li'j ou o&kfor COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTER Cave it if yon have to send to ns for it Sold by all "Wholesale aad Retail Drnsrjrlsta? throughout the fni'ed M.ites ai;d Csnadas, r.ud by1 KKka Js 1'otteu, i'roprietor.i, Uoi-ton, Mass. . ' STATE RAILWAY TIME TABLK. Cincinnati, I.fsXiiyette and Cblcao K. H.

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The Great Discovery Dr. Joseph Uaas Celebrated HOG CURE. The oniy Cure and Preventive known for HOG CHOLERA. l.CJi DISEASE, DIPTIIERIA, THT3IPS, and CATARRH Used by leading Swine Breeders in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri. Indiana lost over three million dollars by Hog Cholera laj,t year, and Ohio over one mil ion dollars. Ittm Kmt is;lial T?rrLr.rf it c. : i. ,

, Department.) One box will cure twenty hoes, I and will kwn tirfv Viswa fia f-nm ; . ' whole year. The only thing known by which Swine Breeding can b icaue a mtfe business. Tl 17 A Ti Wl,ftt Prominent hor breeders or K r,lll( Ohio, Indiana and Illinois say of AVA JJ it In a few letters among hundred received within a few weeks. OHIO. Jo. Morton, of Butler county, says: "It has made some really wonderful cures. It cured hogs that could hardly walk. It is the best medicine f r hog diseases I ever saw." John Allen, of Montgomery county, says: With tl worth of yourcure 1 saved 15u worth of hogs that were sick and In danger of dying. I would not do without it for anv price. After twenty-flve years trial of other medicines, I think yours is the only medicine worth using." Henben Pottengrer, of Preble county, says: "Itl8 the best remedy lor the purposes you recommend It for that I have ever tried. It does all you claim for it." tt. M. itlnaie, of Eutler count v, savs: I consider your medicine worthy of e'veryhog man's notice and trial." 6 BenJ. Enyearf, of Miami county, says: "Betore using your remedy, ten of my hogs died. Those taken sick since are aimost entirely well." A". B. Cnriman,of Madison county, says 1 nua it a sure cure wnere the hogs are not too ir g'jue. DIANA. Jas. BInstard, of Marion county, savs: "The hors of one of my neighbors haa the cholera very bad. He gave them your medicine and they all got well. He is sure, if be had not given your Cure, they would have all died." Wm. A. Mary . (President of the State Swine Breeders' Association of Indiana), of Henry county, says: "Thy medicine has fully come up to my expectations. It was just what my hojrs needed, and they are doing well and look we.l." J. tt. Patterson, of Johnson county, says: "By using your medicine my hogs ceased coughing; and while my neighbors hogs are dying all around me, none of mine are sick now." F. JI. Pllar, of Howard county, says: "I cured several hegs that had not eaten for a week before I got your medicine, and that I had given up to die, but they are now sound and well." Daniel Brook, of Union county, (who lost llli head of stock hoes, a large number or fat hogs, and nearly all his breeding sows before he used this remedy), says: "I have not lost one sinc. I recommend to every one who has hoes to use this medicine." Marshal 1 Marker, of Bartholomew county, says: Vour remedy encourages me to go on trying hog raising." ILLINOIS. John M. Dans, of Vermillion connty iio . . - Vtflin0" A YAnilir rf I'lnrl-n noun ... ,- .- "We are curing In every case; we never had hogs to thrive better than ours are doing. One man here goes out and buys hogs that have the cholera, on the strength of curing them with your medicine." Price, 81. 00. 12.50 and 16.00 per box. Kidney Worm, an Improved remedy for fl.00 per box. q ticking: Pifra, a special remedy for disease of. 12.50 per box. Poultry, a cure for Chicken Cholera and Dipththeria, at 81.00 or 3c per box. (Sent free of charge on receipt of price.) For sale at French's Medical Depot, MasonicTemple, and by all leading druggists throughout the country, or send to JOSEPH HAAS. Indianapolis, InL Liberal Terms to the Trade, THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL'S I Only 81.30 will pay for the Weekly Sentinel and the Sentinel's new Map of Indiana, both, postage paid, or Ropp's Easy Calculator, a work that no farmer, mechanic or businessman should be without, sent in place of map, . If desired. The Sentinel Is In every sense the papek otTill people. It advocates Justice and fair living opportunities for Industry and labor. That there be no more class legislation. A reduction of the present ruinous raie of Interest. An Immediate and unconditional repeal of the resumption law. The remonetixatlon of silver. Withdrawal of national bank notes greenbacks and silver to be made a legal tender In payment of all debts, public and private, without limit. The bondholder to'be paid no more than the contract and to share equally the burdens ox government with Industry and labor. ON TRIAL. We are confident the Sentinel will not be stopped where once tried, and therefore submit the above extraordinary offer. Address SENTINEL COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS, INC.

rhjs: --ceverai unsfs 01 yoor mecicme nave helped my sick hoxs wonderfully. Most of