Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 59, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 October 1878 — Page 8

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THE IKDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORKIsrCr, OCTOBER , 1878.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FINANCIAL.

OTNC-O- THE IWDIAHAPOLIS SEITIIEL, Monday Evening, Sept. au. f

The business In discounting In the local money market to-day was fair, though not es

pecially active, and rates of Interest were on

changtd. Eastern exchange was In fair de

mand. flfew TorK Financial Hatter.

New objc, Bept. 30, Money Acllve at 25

per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4(35 per cent. Custom Receipts UJWU. The assistant treanurer disbursed 1313,000. Clearings 8,2.jO,uuO. Sterling-) days 4l ; sight 485. Gold Steady at 1UU?S. Carrying Itatea S'S per cent. Borrowing Rat Flat. Government Active and firm.

Railroad Bonds Were generally strong and

niKner. tate Securities DulL

Stocks The market was rather weak at the opening, when prices declined ' to i per ouuuin ihegenerai list. HubmHiuwntly. how

ever, a firmer tone prevailed anU an advance

of to l; per cent ensued, Pittsburg, Illinois Central, Lake Shore and Pacific Mall lead lute the upward movement. At tbe second o il

the market was weak again at a reaction or 54 to 1 per cent, the latter Delaware, Laclavanna and Western. The low priced shares are attracting more attention, aau speculation in them Is steadily Increasing. The granger shares were Irregular on much narrower fluctuations than of late. The market was heavy and lower towards the close, the decline from the highest point ranging from to 1 per cent. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, North western. Lake Shore, St. Paul and MichJKu Central were tbe nMnt conaplcnoda Id the oown ard movement. The chler reasons for the decline were sales to realize and the Increased activity in money. Erie was natural ly strong, advancing nnder brisk purchases from 134 to 14, closing at 13.. Transactions aggregated 172,000 shares, of which 5,400 were Erie, 35,000 Lake Shore, 4,000 Wabash, 31,000. Northwestern common, ,000 Northwestern preferred, 14,000 St. Paul com Tnon, 3,000 St, Paul preferred, 4,000 Pittsburg, Uo.Oou Lackawanna,4,0H0 Michigan Central. l,7v) Illinois Central, 2.W0 Union Pacific, 6,Ouo Western Union, and 7,000 Pacific Mall.

Coupons, M 107?i Ooapona.'65(ew).10'?s OOUponS, H7, ,,. Coupons, B8 107M Hew 6s .10(v New 4)i - io3 New 4a ..looj g 10-408 lot) 10-iOs (ooupons).JOtf14 Currency . 1 'QJ-fc

w . u. leiegrapa.-

uuicksiiver...-,

Do preferred 33

Facifio Mail 18'; Mariposa ... 3l Do preferred 8B Adams ExpreKs.100 Weiis-Fargo Ex M American Ex.... 4 United SUtes Ex 49 N. Y. Central 1 ll.Pa Erie 1M1

136

1,"4

81 1 !

-.118.

VI A MJi

tTv' . n

Do preferred Harlem

Mich. Central

Panama

U. P. Stock

Lake Shore

UUncis Central..

124

W?s

Cleve. A Pitts Northwestern.. Do preferred. CCC.dk I

N.J. Central

Rock Island

St. Paul-. ... Do preferred Vft bflUH aA 1 Kort Wayne.-. Terre Haate....

-rj a vsa a vaas v . Chicago A Alton-. 83 Do pieferred 10l. Ohio A Miss... 8 Del. A Lack. 55 A. A P. Telegraph. 27 H Missouri Pacific 1 ChL Bur. AO,. 112 Hannibal A St. J- 15 C. P. Bonds l&hf, U. P. Bonds Q. P. Land Gr'nts.l07a U.P.Slnk'g Fnd.l00 Tennessee (old)-,.. SFl Tennessee (new) 31 Virginia (old) .. 24 Virginia (new) 25 Missouri ia -.103J,

COMMERCIAL.

' Okiots Are very dull at any pries. Choice

can be bought at 7cu per vou Provision!. Mess Pork 19 7519. l)ar Salt Mbats Hhoulders held at 4o clear ribs, sales at &5c. Lard Prime steam tfsC. H. r. Meats llama nominally 10c. Jobbing Pricks Mess pork held at 111 60

a. c. hams active at i2(Vly.c, according to

average and brand; a. 0. shoulders 7c: break

fast bacon ttc; bacon, clear sides, 7c; bacon, shoulders. o; kettle lard, In tierces,

H!'v in aegs wc. Miscellaneous Markets.

Cheese selling at 9o for ordinary; 9910o

lor stricuy cnoice. CVrrsE We quote fair 15(31Sc; good 16o 17c; prime IN iisc; strlcUy prime at 18(4

ivw, cnoice i9i (jAc; tancy wftQiic; goid n ptn'JllyM'l)ji ?u '1 1 ..'- IV

DRUCM-Opium aV2a &. Uulnlne held S3 83 in

New York. ttoiaxLks. Camphor held at 30.i5c.

Iodide potash II.. Iodine ixo 60. Alcohol

12 1032 20. Assaloetlda Zch36c. Alum 4c. Cochl

nedl SJ'.tilc. Chloroform ova90c. Copperas, barrels, ti 604. Cream tartar, pure, jtfo. Indigo II 10(41 20. Licorice, calab, genuine, 86

4ue. Magnesia, carb, z oz, 30($3oc. Madder 12 14o. White lead, pare, SS ou. Castor oil, No

i, per gai, sii iu. uu bergamot, per lb, -i ooo S vd. Balsam copaiba 40j4.jC. Hoap, Castile, U

&mc. Hoaa, bicarb, 40o. Malts, Kpaom, 8tc. Sulphur, floor, 6tic. Haltpetre &&Mo. Turpeuilne S316c. Ulyceriue 20i5o. Bromide potash 4Sipxc. Chlorate potash ZXjtfbc. Foreign Eruits We quote: Layer raisins, new. u oOii 25: old SI 76oil 85: loose Mus

catel, new, U 852 50 per box. London, 12 4V2 60. Prunes, new Turkish il&UHc. Citron 20giio per pound. Newcur.auta67e. Dates 7(bHo per pound. Flgs.drum4oloc; layers, new, LiUc. Oranges,

Kodi, i7doas: extra Messina. IU': Lemons.

Sicllla, S0 6o8; Messina. SA&V 60; French, If 60

Hides We quote: O. 8. cured 77c;

freen hides, cows, 6c: green hides, steers,

Cc; green kip 7c; green calf 8c; bulls, stags and grubby o off.

liOKiK shoes Burdens 1494 : mule shoes

25. ii Rom Bar sizes S2; other sizes at the usual advance.

Leather We quote oak sole at 32a36c : hem

Iocs sole at 24328c; harness 3tft34c: skirting 84 (&i7c; rough harness 2527c; Pittsburg harness Miotic; bridle, per doz, 4354c; city sip 50jc;

French klDllrdl 2o:cltv au skins eocaa id:

French calfskins II 2bl 75. Molassks and SvRUPS New Orleans mo

lasses 35360c ; common syrnDs 35i40c ; medium 40,350c: choice 50ti5c; fancy 75c&l. ails 12 40 per keg, lod to (fod; smaller sizes at regular advances. Horse nails: Tens 15 per box ; other sizes at the usual advance.

Oils Linseed 6833c per gallon. Lard oil

SOrgtioo for current make extra. Coal oil 110a

LJU- test llH(9l2c.

Rick 7fyaa for North Carolina and Lou

isiana.

Salt We 0. note: II loval 15. car lots, for Ohio

river? Vw Vnrlr SI ItTftl IMnn nra. an-iall Irvffa

J 5 10c more fro at store ; dairy 12 7o3 50 for 00 to

iou pockets. Soap German Is quoted at 4'a6c. SVQAR4 We aaote: Hards loMAlOc; stan

dard AlJ8l0c; off A !c; yellows of all

grades 7?ic. Spices Pepper 16(318c ; alspice la20c ; cloves 50o5c; cassia 35a40c; nutmegs tociajl 10 per

lb. Oround goods Pepier20(25c; ginger 20C4 V5c ; alspice 2a't0c ; cinnamon 40(3 60c ; cloves 50

; "i usuiru 4 nnwc , Dttung powaers loojuc : cream tartar 25ri4oo.

Tinners' Supplies Best brands charcoal tlnlC, 10x14, 7 2;1X 10x14, f50;IC, 14x20,

roonnc tin, ic, zjx;, roonng tin, sis 00

block tin, in pigs 22c: in bars Zic. Iron 27 B lron3c;27C iron 4c: galvanized 42 per cent, discount. Lead in pigs 4c; In bar, 6$c. Wools We quote: Unwashed at 18a23c; fleece washed at 27930c ; tub washed 'S0ig:Uc ;

uuxiy woui o9iuo leas. .

week. Tbe market about steady for sheep at 8'oc per Ih, with two car load of Kentucky sheep, 120 lbs average, sold at S3 50 per 100 lbs; lambs were firmer and o per lb higher, with a fair business at 45 per lb. Hwloe Receipts l,MXi head, making 33.HO! head for the week against 24,!J head last wefk. The market was weak at SJ 9oal 20 per 100 lbs.

Cnlenco Market. Chicago, Sept. 30. Flour Nominally unchanged. Wheat In filr demand but at lower rates; No 2 Chicago spring 8787c cash; 87 Hepteraber; K78;c October; KSo November; No 8 do 737.; rejected 5!c: No 1 red winter andNo2do8c Corn In fair demand but at lower rates; high mixed and No 2 3 cash, September and October: 85e November; rejected 83c. Oa's In lair demand but at lower rates; ll9c cash and September; 10ahio October; 20? November ; rejected 17c. Uye Quiet ; No 2 4.5c, cash or October. Barley-ll 10 October; II 16 November. Provisions Pork weaker at 17 87f7 UOeash I7..1?'?7 85 September and October; 7 U4 7 7 November; 17 M0Q 85 the year. Lard active but lower; ft! Tdai cash and September; SA 17r 20 October: W W J 2", November: ft! 10 tlie VCIr. H'lllimrall' .linnMon i -it.

hnrf r()i. ..1. . - '

w...r. v nun vi uif, unit near (J OOXa.

v uisay tuieiHt i u. Receipts Flour fl.OUO bbls: wheat l.tl.imo hn

corn 273,000 ba: oats 91.000 bu: rra 12 inihi,"

barley 8,000 bu. Shipments Flonr fi.nno hhla vhPtt i.'mvi

bn; corn 131)00 bu; oaU 85JJ00 bu; rye 16,000 bu ; barley 4.0oO bu.

At the Close Wheat Weaker: 87V'as7Vn

October: RSc November. Corn Heaw: Siiio (VtAhcr- s.v.'n ki tst

veraber. ' "

Oats-weaker; lycOctohpr? ir.

ed November. ' " ' "

-rovisions Fork: firmer; $7 85a7 87 October; 18 asKeI November. Lard firmer- ss si

October; W 27i November.

cows 12 25a2 50; wintered Texan s 12 0a3 l Recelpu 1,. 00 head; shipments 300 head. Sheep quiet and unchaoged; fair to good muttons i i(43 7o; prime to fancy I J50&3 80. Iteceipu W head; shipments 1 So head. i?Ktfne,r.i l,ght BnlPPng and Yorkeis S3 20(i3 40; Baltlmorea and Bostons H 4)fi3 60; packing 1.1 ZrhH:i 50: butchers' unri Phirntoi

phlas vom 5. Recelpu 1,700 head; shipmenu 200 head. Baltimore Cattle Market. Baltimore, 'ept. 30. Cattle The market has been moderately active, with prices; 4o lower; very best UUkHi 12: first quality S4 (4 75: medium 93 -4; nrdlnarv most sal.-s at S3 62H4 12; receipU 5,011 head; sales 3 A head. r Hogs The market has been moderately active t,nd prices a shade off; quotations 3aiJ: receipts 4,40tf head. w

sneep and Lambs Receipts 5,791 head ; market fairly active; quotations at 93 254 50. New Tork Dry Uoodi Mmi.

New York, Sept. 30.-Busines continues Iieht with the commission houses, and the Jobbers' trade is sluggish. Cotton goods are quiet Iq flr-t bauds but fairly Heady in price. Turkey ied and latch work print are active,

uu jum-y nijries are moving siowjy. Worsted dress goods are in steady request. Men's wear in woolens are quiet, and low and medium grades In black and colored casslmeres ure active and scarce. Plttsbarsr Petroleum Market. PiTTSBURa, Sept. 30. Petroleum Crude HlmiT L W &t. Paper's; refined dull at Hc for Philadelphia delivery.

A SOLID ADDRESS.

large mass of testimony and documtntArv ! dence tending to show that tlierewas Incommatlfe,pttrtof th mmtaioD,u rnmStheclalra"ilUowet Questionable In character, nd that the proceedlnga i were m1tntd mittee are of the opinion tbas the request of the government of Venezuela for a rehVarlni isenutled to favorable eoSaAitSltoiF The act of '78, together with the report of the committee from which the abov quotarTn.f ,k fn' we,ref you in confident belief that tbey will fatisfy j ou of the falsity of the apology made by Mr Orth, exactly as they have satisfied n T7h- I "

read tbem please observe that the act of '73 r .t" i,nwork of the democratic house and the republican senate, both of which in this most solemn manner dif prove Mr Orth's excuse and at the same time atnrcu our charge gains h!m, With taI, eTicIence under rlnnhUe! baest. thoughtful n ',alne a fc5 dJ o, speaking of Mr. Orth a nomination, eaid it was the worit fh?v r..body a'ching he ever knew. We think there is but one answer for tbe republicani of the Ninth district to make the wn-

- ifuui Maine, and that Ii to return the era at the first burial; there will be none at the second. l.w Wallace, J. Knsminger, n , . , . Committee. Crawfordsville. Ind.. Sept 23, 1878.

Trade in the general merchandise markets opens rather quiet this week, but merchants are confident of an improvement, and values are steady. The grocery market was active today under a good demand for all staples, and prices rule firm. Dullness was tbe chief characteristic of the grain markets. Wheat M as very quiet at a decline of lc. There were no transactions reported. No. 2 red was saleable at 8c and 89c, but the usual buyers were not bidding, aid there were no offerings of consequence. The condition of eastern markets Is unfavorable to shippers, prices for future delivery being lower and weak. Corn was dull and depressed under a further decline at the seaboard and an entire absence of any shipping or speculative demand. The feeling for spot and future is weak, and holders are offering freely. Receipts this morning were moderately large Oats were steady and unchanged. There was ft good consumptive demand for flour, and the

market was steady at previous quotations. Provisions were dull and nominal. Country produce was quiet. Eg? were a shade higher. The following were the leceipts and shipments of leading articles during the preceding twenty-four hours, as reported to the board of trade:

Indianapolis Live Stock Market. Uhios Stock Yards, Sept. SO.

Hogs Receipts, 893 head; shipments, 813

heao. The receipts were light to-day, but the lower tone of the provision market and the condition of the hog markets in other places caused a slow market. Tne morning sales

were made at 13 a03 00, but during the after

noon 93 60 was the top figure for best grade.

w e quote: uooa to cnoice packing, 93 003 00;

common toiair,u 10(33 40 ; roughs and stock ers, 12.92 75.

Cattle Receipts, 876 head; shipments, 682

neau. the receipts were in excess of the de

mand, especially or medium and common graces, yet good were hard to sell unless at tully 15 cenU aecltne from last quotations. There were some shipping cattle offered, but none of the best grades, the bulk being fair to medium. Both shippers and butchers bought

ireeiy. ai me close some were lert unsold. The bulk of the shipping cattle sold at 93 503 & 75, while some were sold at 93 85, and some at 13 25. No butchers' cattle sold above 13 7i, while the bulk of the best cows and heifers sold at 13 253 50. We quote the market active but lower: Prime shipping. 93 864 25; medium, 93 503 75; good butchers', 93 4of3 6 i; medium, 93-T33; common to fair, 2.12 80; bulls dull, 91 7532 25; cows and calves, 92o:j0.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

flour, bbla,.

Wheat, bu.

uorn, Da Oats, bu Rye, ba... Barley, bu.

tsran, tons.

fjornmeal, bbl

Btarcn, bbls . Hay, tons

Jjara, oe

Provisions, tons...

Receipts

SUlpmu

5.700

20,0110

tti.OUU 10,000! 1,600

1,200'

200

6,200

2J,03U 23,100 400

w Tork Market. New xork. Sept. 30. cotton Dull at lOT.'a 11c: futures easy. Flour Heavy and lower; receipts 34,000 bbls; superfine western and state 93 60 a3 90; common to good extra 93 964 2i; good to choice fi 304 85; white wheat extra 14 D05 75; extra Ohio ft 10&5 50; St. Louis HS 2; patent W 25 8 25.

w neat Heavy and lower; light export de-

"jauuj receipts ,vw ou; jmo a spring svaiiic; ungraded winter red !ir$Sl 07; No 3 do II 02: No 2 do 91 07l 07; No 1 do 91 07l 08; ungraded amber 91 il 08; No 2 amber 91 01 frtl I15V? nnirrniiVl white SI (IVal ! Knt

Z, r" - " - . a V -.1 . . ."a A'W n ..111

. 1 , . I .

m 91 Wirtjl 0b; No 2 do II 0s(al 8; No 1 do

i lvjijimi iiy extra uo l lvKl 13!-,.

150 630

ISDIANAPOLIS MARKETS. Brcadstafla. IXorra We quote: New process, K 10a6 75; fancy, (09550; famUy, 94 loai 4o; low grades' 12 26 a i. Whkav We quote: No 2 amber. 88SS9e: No 1 red, oe; No 2 red, 83e; October, offered at lc, 88c bid first half; No 3 red, otic, rejected, Kl&Htic Coax We quote: White, No 2, sales reported: l cars at 40c, t. o. b.; white, No 8, sales reported: 2 ears at 89c, f. o. b.; yellow, S(fra.r;c: high mixed, Sj'3tJc, offered f. o. b.at3t.Xc; ' zulxed,3ie; Ocuber, 24Q35c: December, new mixed eoru ottered at 31c ; rejected, 8;ia3jc. Oats-No a white wi 1 bring 20c. Mixed, 19c, -held at 20c. Light mixed salable at iy02oe. Rtb Is higher under a better demand. We 4uote No '2 45 bid, 46c asked. BkAJT 15 753 'i per ton. Country Prod nee. BnTEH-T'. market Is dull, with ample receipts, motiy, however, of Inferior grades. Choice fresh sweet table butter Is in fair demand, very little coming In. We quote: Choice fresh table butter, from store, illtc per lb; prime country. 12c; inferior, 4'5c. Egos Are In gool demand. Recelpu fair -

we quom stricuy rreso selling from store at 14 loo per doz. Shippers are paying 12l2e. Pocltrt We quote: TurXetrs, alive, oo per lb; live docks, young f 1 25, old II 75 per doz ;live owls,hens 92 40 per do ; roosters, 91 40 per doz; hlppers are paying 91 25S1 75 ior the very best young chickens; geese, rail leathered, 94 20 per dor. Fxathebs We quote prime live geese at 25o; mixed, geese and di ck, ito925o;old feathers 18(30C. Taxxow-Prime country brings c In small JoU. Kaoa Cottoa mixed 2o per lb; wool o per lb. Dried Fruits Dull and nominal. Beaks Navy held at 91tfl 25 per bu; medium 75c Vefc-einblM ud Frails. . Quotation on rrniu and vegetables represent the selling prices from stove : Okapes Keeelpta sraaJL Concords are In limited supply and good request for sound fresh at &e per lb in baskets; Dela wares are plenty and dull, choice fresh held at 67c per

id; stocK ouioioruer goes at lower figures, Catawban. r-celpLs light, demand good; choice bring 8 RUc per to 1m banken. fKAHA There are no Bartietta In the market ; choice common are in rood demand and scarce at 91t 60 per bushel box. Peaches Vety few In market- Choice large freestones sell readily at tl9l 2i per bu basket; 7075o per bu box; medium oOQtfjc Kxtra fine large clings will bring 70O"5c per bu Ikjx ; medium Iojoc. iiriscKs Are in demand at II 5031 75 per bu. 94'44 75 per obi for choice. Plum Receipt light, demand fair; choice sound Damsons are scarce and held at f J 504 per stand; if out of order sell at 9fca3 bO. apples Cboior eating and cooking apples

are in good supply; market quiet, we quote fair to choice at 112 2 per bbl. Extra hand picked eating apples Will bring 92f-' 25 per bbl. Potatoes Receipt light. Dealers are paying 4o5oc per bu. for choice, according to quality. Sweet Potatoes Are In good supply. Bermudas are dull, no demand; held at II per barrel; yellow are In fair request at $2&i 25 per bUl.

cabbage is in good supply; aetnana rair. We quote: II per bbl. loose from wagons; SI 25 for choice la shipping order.

Rye Pinner: No 2 western ttt' .c-

Btrley Firm and scarce. Malt Quiet and unchanged; two-rowed state, old, 91; six-rowed state, old, 1105; new do 91 15. Corn Heavy; receipts 248,000 bu; ungraded 483 Wc; steamer 4!c; No 2 4931Mc; round yellow 62(citf4c; round white 58c. Oats Kairlv active- Hvetnta 131 nrvi

Jected White 5Vii2Hc: do white TJKLt" i 9u

djLwh!l aK.ac; mixed western kBQilc; do white 27(6aiioo.

nay uun ana unchanged at 4550c. Hops Quiet but firm; yearlings frdSc : east

ern and western new lo12c; New York sute

Vt9AWs Coffee active; sales private.

migar Quiet but nrm; fair to good refln

ing ly.AC.

Aioiasses Quiet but firm; New Orleans 80O

Rice Quiet and uachanged; Carolina and Louisiana ti7c. s.l!f.troifamT7,.,all; nnIted 82ac; crude

Tailow Firm. Rosin Quiet but firm at 91 4031 45.

a ui k;uiiuc r if in at, 40c. Kggs Frmer: western 21(i22c.

Provisions Pork firm; mess 98 75. Beef quiet and steady. Cut meaU steady; long clear middles, vestern, W; city do Id 25: short

7 ti nrm; prime steam 9tt tf7

Butter Dull; western 6325c. Cheese 8CqJo. Whisky- Firm at II . Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati. Sept. 30. Cotton Quiet but

Flour-Quiet: family 94 15ftSS0.

Wheat in fair demand; red and amber 85a Pte; choice white Sosc; recelpu 10,000 bu: shipments 12JXXbu. '

Corn Dull and lower to sell at 40f3ilc

oatt in good demand at full prices; mixed

Rye Steady and In fair demand at 5,1Ua.

Barley Steady and In lair demand ; No 2 fall 91 12(1 15. Provisions Pork dull and nominal at 98 60.

iru uuu; current mace 90 25; kettle 188 25. Bulkmeau dull and a shade lower; shoulders f f; short ribs S5 263 aw:hort clear So 6oa 6 62. Bacob lnacUve and lower; shoulders M12ka5 2S: short riba PmWA: short clear

til ui. (wv

Wtikk-Oulet at 91 OS.

butter Dull and unchanged ; fancy cream-

Ohio 1618c. Llaaeed Oil Dull at (S&uc. Hogs Dull at 92eo4. Receipts 2,100 head: shipments 645 head. ' Mew Tork Cattl Market. New York. Bept. 3). Beeves Receipts 5,800 head, making 12,800 head for the week against 13,8.10 head last week. The market was weaker and Ho per lb lower, with a bad fin It h and about Sucarloods nnsold at tbe close; a few extra and fancy steers resetted Io10e per lb. to dress 57 lbs: good prime natives soid at Vliie, to dres oti lbs; medium to lair do H(i 8c, to dress 55 ri8 lbs; common and ordinary no 7e7Jc, to dress 65 Ihn; common to lair Texans and Cherokee steers at 6ac, to dress & Ib4nd Colorado eattle at 7(J7c, o dress 55 lbs; a cir load of tat dry cows sol i at 3a per

uii"" "r'Kl riwrw;n iamjk 1.UUU iai steers

BalUmoro Market. Bawimori, Hept. 30 Floor Steady with

3 25; do extra 13 50$ 1 50; co family ft 75$5 25.

nuMi-nrarru active ana nrmer: o 2 Pennsylvania red Sl otiW? No 2 M.tiri,

tered spot and October, 1 06$; November i9iT.We"rn dull; western mixed, spot, 49ic; October 443190; November 4( 4Jc; steamer 4848c. - Oats In good demand and firm; western white 80(431c: do mixed 2ski5j? lWn.viv.niu

28A31C. Rye Quiet and sf ady.

provisions uuu, easy, and in fair Jobbing trade onlv. Mess rvorlr f 10 9. Rnitr m,t..

lootM shoulders 5c ;clear rib sides 5c; packed' ViQVicj bacon shoulder 6c; clear rib sides

c. Jisms: sugar cured 1212ai2c. Lard: refined, tlerches, 8 25. Hatter Choice scarce with an upward tendency; western grades lGQ18c. Petroleum Dud and weak; crude Hie; refined 9c. jOoffee Active and firm; Rio cargoes 14a Whisky Quiet at II 091 09. Receipts Fiour 3,500 bbls; wheat 83,000 bu: corn 19,500 bu ; oats 7400 bu. Khipments Wheat 58,00 bu; corn 8,000 bu. FrelghU to Liverpool Per steamer dull; grain nominally 6a. 'Philadelphia Market. PHrLADELPHiA.Sept.30. Flour Dull ; supers 9212 50; extras 9i43 50; Minnesota lamlly 95 i 75; high grades 78. Rye flour 13 25. Corn meal 12 75. Wheat Heavy and lower; western red II 11 l 15; amber 91 001 00; white 11 071 10. torn Quiet; yellow a253c; mixed do 50 Oits Dull; white western 27(331c; mixed do 2i(fv27c. Rye 5800c. Provisions Heavy. Tork 19 25Q9 50. Beef: India mess 18. Smoked hams HVai2c: Pickled Hll)c: green 77c. Lard dullloose butchers' GJtfJic ; prime steam 7c bid.

uutter Firm and active; creamerv 2iQ5c; eastern reserve 2021c; western reserve 14 O'.Kc. Eggs Firm and unchanged; western held at 22c. Cheese Strong and In active demand ; western choice TJgiaaJic. Petroleum Dull and firm ; refined 9Jc : crude 'Vhisky Firm and unchanged; western Receipts Flour 5.000 bbls: wheat 9.1.000 hn;

corn 44.000 bu ; oats 30,000 bu; rve 1,000 bu. St. Louis Market. T-,,.01"3 P 30- Cotton Unchanged; Wllftjtllnjw till

Second Appeal of the Republican Antl Ortli Club, of Crawfordsville, to the Republicans of the Ninth District.

Document Tnat Ong-nt to Retnrn Resnrrected Corpse to Its Political A rave.

The following address of the republican anti-Orth club, of CrawfordsTille, to the re publican voters of the Ninth congressional district was presented to the editor of the Crawfordsville Journal on Wednesday last with the request that it be published, but the editor declined to ive it a place in his columns, al legtng as a reason for its rejection that bis paper had already been maie up for this week. Steps have been taken, however, to give the document a wide circulation throughout the Ninth district, and Its perusal by republicans can not but have an

important effect on the coming election:

To the Republican Voters of the Ninth Congressional District, Indiana: You will doubtless remember that at the close of our former address to you we promised if Mr. Orth would explain his connec tion with the Venezuela frauds, and clear himself of the charges preferred against him, we would cease opposing his election. We have waited a reasonable time hoping he could and would do so. Round and rotted

me district he has gone with the padlock upon his lips and the charge basted upan bis back. As yet he has not denied tnat the Venezuela awards were frauds of TalmsL'e and Stil well; he has not denied his complicity with those men, now of such bad eminence, or that for their benefit he bad congress pass an act to compel payment of the bonds the two had wrongfully acquired;

ue uus not usniea mat, in compensation of his services In that way, he received from them $7,000 In the certificates awarded, being the purchase money for his vote and in

fluence wnne member of congress and mem-

The End or tbe World. 11?,!le.enTl,0, the world is set down for the lrJ!jQl18'9- A priest in the mo-que at Medina has recently been visited by the Prophet Mahomet, who laments the deeen-

"cy i his followers, and attributes the recent droughts and famine to the neglect of his prtcepts, and to the apathy and corruption of the judges who govern his people. Since his admission to paradise, tbe prophet

-uvaa, vuijr ocveu iHussuimaris nave attained to eternal bliss. Accordingly, so unsatisfactory is the present sute of things that Allah has decided tbat the eun shall rise in the west instead of lhe

that day all who call themselves true believers shall be struck with blindness, and dissolution shall Immediately follow. This warning is detailed in a nrrvi.m.iun ,,. i

in - - . . "

j u , J mosque in northern India, and tbe priest favored with the prophet's visit declares, If there be a word of falsehood In what I have stated let roy face be blackened forever."

ATARRfKl IS IT CURABLE? . mnOSK -ho hare mfferpd from the various and x. complicated forms of dieat snanmed by C--S" v?. V'd man3r P''clsns ni reroedieswiihont reli. f or enre, await the answer to this qiiGHtlon with eoiisl Jerable anxiety. And well ther may ; for no lieae that can be tnentlone.1 Is so nnfverHally prevalent and to destructive to health as Catarrh. Broucliitis, Asthma, Couglis, an.l serious and frrnnpntly fatal affections of tho lunin follow lo many inxtanccs, a caso of imnlo but ueelecte catnrrh. other sympathetic sflectioca. uch a iicafnosa. Impaired eyesight, and loss of senao ot -men. may be referred to as minor but nevertheless erlou results of neglected Catarrh, bad enoueh in themselves, bnt nothlmr compared with tha t ofiuow" flecUoM ot " t0 ad lunl-a likely IT CAN BE CURED. JT can be enred. There ) no rlotitit about It. Tha Inm.diate relief atiorUe 1 by Saktokd's IUdiwhL FLRK ?,ctakku Is but a slipht evidence ct jnat may follow a persistent use of this remedy The hard, incrnoted mutter that haVlodKSd in tife Jiaaal paMaees la removed with a few nnnhcatlona . the ulceration and Inflammation suCHued mJ liealPd : the entire membranous lining ot'the head lu. ln il course througu toe system tho acid potion, the destructive tent la catarrhal dieeatici A COMPLICATED CASE. "

hin...k.J....t. . ... .

a vf rv nan rnmth

7"f"i e uuu as lo DC OD geu to take a reme v fur 1 1 nt n i r.i, K-f w . 5: .

down and slSep .nd V.onV:., a ' PK,"' head. Iv head waa t timr. . r.. 1 1 V ' . . 1" J" T

jatter a, to Injure my pens of "heart w ud comnT ?nV5e.Vnp e,rl li.mc ln th iiht to clearit snd my throat before I could slwp. Every 'one ot theae ltot resting ytnPtoma bn MBappcarel nnder th, n.o of not nit' three bottl. i , 2f sTSroat'J IUdicai. Ctrb. ly hearing Js fully restored I liaro 110 Mthmallo fTmptoiiVno cough no drVn. riOBS In the throat, no headacfia. and in rverv war nH Sr!L on my "PPet'te. " n.v kidnevs, lt?n?,n!l "y.r" a -"r the effect of the FiTcuBpa. Oct. Ik 2 C- LAWEZXCE. Indorsed hj a Prominent Drn?rist. pJ fT'fT Mr. Lawrence pnrchaeed insdo me famillju-with lil case. I beUeve hU statement to bo true in every particular. FxTCHBcao. oct. u. J jAS.p.DEnnr. T,?"fih ?c"fe e"nfn lr. Panford's Improved InluIUurl ube. and lull uirectlous for its use In all ffSftU."?' 5cr by wholesale and retail drng-ciau and dealeis throujrhont the United Stntes ai.d Canada. WF.EKS ; TTElLGeneraJ Agiiuts nad holcnale Drnjf gists, Bortoo, llass.

cash; 31Jc No-

and October; 21J(3

OrSnitfiKS berelect-yet he persists in his candidacvl

J,:,.V., " o J l" -w.vmv., 4,o ICua)74 Twice inr nnr fnrtn.n .AA "l.

lished. and twice only, he has dismounted the padlock to speak of the charge that is to say, we have heard reliable reports of but two such utterances. The first was at Lafayette, the day General Harrison spoke in that citv. Tha Indian.

aD ! v n - m I m wvn IU T... 1 x r -v.a . I ys

i.ur-iun iuwHi oow9 40. ury i puiia journal reports air. urth as sarin? he W f?l!il?"Sri.lW5wrlbafe.4p..Ba was on his way to eoneress. an.?w?n O

L . his foot on the necks of his detractors.

corn 13.000 bu;oaU 17,000 bu; rye 4,000 bu: barley . ngure of speech is a bad one tou?e in 17,ouo bu. a free country like ours, and it is questio Shipments Flour 1.000 bbls: wheat ls.mm hn able If h mo.nt -

corn6.0W)bu; oaUo.OuObu; rye 1.0J0 bu; barley against Mr. Orth were - all based upon b s

Toledo Market. owP testimony, given under oath in 187

SSS.'4c.

crn Lower: 33Ka33e

vember.

Oats Lower: 2Tc cash

21ic November.

Kye Quiet at c. Barley- Unchanged. Whisky Steadv at tl 07.

Provisions Pork lower at Lit TriAfi.t.aa A Klor IrsrvaA nluai

lower at 5 .5 6 87. Lard quiet at la 12.

rvweipts r lour .tw ddis; wneat 8o,oiJd

TRUTHS.

Hop lilt term are the Purest and Beat

xu tiers ever made. They are com roi n (led from HOPS, BUJM"1" and hAMiVxi-

JT. ,e 0,ue8t best, and mot valuable medicines In the world and contain all the

iiH.ino" c,uralye iropertiesof all wl. Bittorr"l tfae Kreatest Rloott fC?l fi TlV lvfr.Ket,,,1lwr an1 Life and Uealth Restoring Agent on earth. No

uiwBseur in neiiun can possibly long exist where these Bitters are used, so varied

wi.1 1 e tueir operations. They give new life and vigor toJhe aeed

una innrm. to all whose employments cause irregularity of the no wels or urlnaty

require an .appetizer, ionic and mild Stimulant, thehe Bitters are Invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and stimulating, without intoxicating.

" ' wuki, juurietungs orsyrap. toms are, what the disease or ailment is, s Hop Bitters. Don't wait until you a e sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use the Bitters at once. It may save your

-iuiiui uave ueen savea Dy so doirg. arWoo-M will be paid for a case

n iii not cure or neip. Io not suffer yourself or let your friends sufler, but use and urge them to use Hop

Remember. Hod Ritlrft

ged, drunken nostrum, but t he Purest and

inmicine ever maae; the "Invalia

a-rirnu nnn iinnf.' ami no nonnnnr

f .. . ... r -w r - v

iamuy snouia be m lthout them. Try the

-a ax-arai ivuaijf

Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.

or sale by BrownineA Slnan. a. vur.

er. Stewart A Barry, French's Medical de-

kwi, -uuauuic a em pie, wnoie6aie.

cum

SGOLLiilS'

V0LTA8C PLASTER

IeralI?nic Batt"T combined rrith hiffl.ly Medicated Strengthening 1 laster.fonninjf tho best riasterfor pirins nnd aches iu t ho World of Medicine. REFERENCES.

ir. r M. Hiker, Montgomery, O. j"; F,r"cts Ilarriuiar, Orlmif.

JiM. Ijchard Gorman. Lynchburir.Ta, J. It. jsmniis, Ksq.. Winona, Mina. Mr. J. A. Turyh fmni.;0 r.

11 :i ... . l . i 1 . -

H w H'lard VS1'1' lincport. Me.

rriinria llaker. Cincinnati, o.

v ci i ? ','Ohhison, E. OrrinKion.

ilM

Airs, tnza J. Uuilield, Hume. Ill

Me.

OfliCC.X.T.

. . II. a. licKinncy. Morrow. O.

Jirs. iw L. fctcvens. Fort Wayne, I

i.i. t-. j-iiiiiim. niauisoiivil c, h.y.

ad.

.Mortimer Ly; n, K.i.. Sun FranrUen r.i

Aa.l liunureUs of others. COLLINS' VOLTAIC PLASTERS rrS,,,eniano,her eral fail. Copl.-a of letters fictaili.ig uomo aslonis-hinif cure -hen all wmeLreJ?11?hd bccn WcdSkhont ,fccot J( ill bp mailed free, so that coiTe)ondence nmr be had If desired. For tho enro of Lame Ba7k anS weaknemca fM-cnllar to lemalea. Colli .vH Voi taio " lasts as are Eupcrior to all other external remedies. PRICE. 55 CFNTS.

P-e careful tocall forCoLLiss' Voltaic Plabtf a

jou vetsomn woruiKs imitation. Bold by all

Baker, Hobd & Hendricks, Attorneys.

TOUCTJO. Scot. 30. W heat. Firm 7CV 9 nrkit.

Wabash 7c: No I white Michigan 7K.c; extra whlt Michigan tl OlVi: amber Michigan sr,..t

ana O Jtober, 4c; No 2 do Sc: No 2 red win ter.spot and October, lc; Movesibi r yc: No Jred9lc: No2 Davton and MlehianroH

Mc; western amber Uoc; No 2 amber Illinois "r"'01? h,sn mIxed 89c; xo 2 spot 3vc; October 39c; rejected &;c.

yai umi: aozzic: :so2 white Zl;c. ItecelDta Wheat S7 OuO hii'rnm -jim Kn.i.

e,ooo bu. ' ' ' Bhlnments Wheat 98,0X1 bu: corn 27,000 bu: oats a,uuu bu. At Close Wheat Kasier? mviho xriAi.,n

Octobjr lc; November toe; No 3 red winter

Oorn-Julet; high mixed 89c; rejected 37c. Oats Nothing doing. ' Mllwankeo Market. Mrx.WAtTKKK, Sept.. TO. Flour Inactive and unchanged. Wheat Weak; opened at a decline of Vjs. and closed firm; No 1 Milwaukee hard II it?,1 Milwaukee .9Sc; No 2 do HW'e: November 90; No 3 do 71c; No 4 61c; rejected 60Xc Corn Lower; No a 3&a iblte.

Oats-Quiet; No2 l4c. Rye Lecli nod Jc ; No 1 45c. Barley- Excttea : No 2 spring caah fl 09: Oc tober If 081111: Novtmoer fl 12l 121

rrovisions-ifiUf l ana easy. Mess pork cash and October. Lard : prima steam (i 2S.

Freights Wheat to Buffalo 4c. Receipts Flour TWO bbls; wheat 100,000 bu: corn 20.00 1 bu ' Shipments Flour 4,300 bbls; wheat 100,000 bu; corn 11,000 Jbu. , ' fc Boston Market. BfWroir, Kept. 30. Flour Steady; superfine Km 60; extras tl 60al 75; Wisconsin extras SI 50o 50; Minnesota do " 606 60; winter wheat, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan 4 7a5oIUinois3i 75; Kt. Louis jH2b', Wisconsin ai.d patent t6 50(59. Corn ) ul-t: mixed and veUow R2V'-av-..

steamer 5ia2c. Oats In moderate demand; choice a-radea

vr'"' J u 1 1 " . " i uu extra white 3-tc ; No 2 white 31(32c;No 3 white 293.3UC

Receipts Flour 4,403 bbls; corn 1,200 Wheat 8,20 1 bu. Li L. i ar-W

ouipmenis r lour none; wneat none; corn

Foreign Markets. Lo-TDOir. Sept. 30, 5 p. m. Consols 91 13-16.

Railroad bhares Illinois (Vntral Kt pnn.

sylvanla Central 66i; Itoading 1; Erie 13;

Untied Htates Securities -20's "67 ifrr.

l --I . ... x

iv-su-s iw;i; new nves 10: 4J4'8 10. Tallow 38a 9d. .

fetroleum Kenned 75.

LaYKRPOOL, JSeDt. 80. Cotton Firmer and

KiifBsiovsr.. naiea H.OOO bales, including : 2,000 bales lor speculation and export, and 1,9W0 American. Breadstuff- Wheat fI I fnm la whlt ir oh .

raais, Sept. 30. Rentes 113f 65c. Vhleaco Cattle JCUrkeU

uhicaoo, sepu 30. The Drovera' Jnnrml

flora ReCelDtS 1.800 hml Xtnrlrat tlUm.

lower; choice heavy S3 (a3 90; light 13 40(a A M: mixed Tulr 1 11 ir art vhiaH i 1 - . .

2.JJ0bead. '

Cattle Recelnta 3J9M1 hl ihln-.nt. 1 -n

u. .ikci wens ana asnaue lower: cnnlm

bu;

natives 1 m&i 90; butchers' stock easy; steers 01 lhe wards, arid 1 tJ qw ko; cows fi ii 80. meet; tliis last repenling

ana reported omcially by the Springer committee. If so, we can not well be considered as one of hfs detractors. The expression was simply tbe half delirious rant of a man made mad by guilt and exposure. Certainly there is no explanation in it His second utterance, padlock off, was last Saturday at Lebanon, Boone county. The Indianapolis Journal reports him as saying there that he had been exonerated from the charges we preferred in our former address by two democratic congressional committee s. This, it will be seen, is noexplanathn, yet as it is the only apology offered by him we ask attention while we briefly dispose of it. We deny the truth of the statement, fellow citizens, and will convince you it ii a deliberate falsehood. First, the statement Is unaccompanied by reference to any report by any committee.

in tact tnere is no such exoneration to he

found. We say this broadly, and challenge Mr. Orth or any one of his friends to give you a sentence from any report which can be so construed. Secondly, the charge of complicity In the enezuelan frauds, and the receipt of bonds in payment of service in the infamous connection, first appeared publicly in the report made by the Springer house committee In 1 370 the very report from which we made quotations in our former address to you. Note the year 1876. Now you all know that then have not been two congresses since that date. You all know, in the next place, that it is not the habit of the house to have or require two reports to the same effect upon tne same subject by the same or by different commltUei. So the

sta'ement is inferentially false. Thirdly, we do not stand upon inference, but proceed to settle the matter by conclusive evidence. The last congress, the only one following that of 1870, passed the following act, which we give verbatim and in full: Alt ACT IN RELATIOX TO TUB YEXEZUXLAN MIXED COMMISSION. ' Be It enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United .States of America in congress assembled : That the actentl led "An act to enforce the stipulations of the convention of Venezuela of April twenty-flrih, eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and the p-yraent of adjudicated calms, 'approved February twenty firth, eighteen hundred and seventy-three, ba. and

me same is nereov reDeaed : Provided, hn nr.

e er, lhat nothing herein or In the act hereby repealed tthall be construed as an expression of any opinion on the part of congress in reoect to the validity of any awards made under aaid convention, or as to the proprietvof a negotiation bvthe executive nf

tion In repect to the same.

Approved June a, 1878. . The algniflcancy of the act consists in this: It repeals the act of the 25th of April , 1873, which was tbe one Mr. Orth had passed in aid of Talmage and Stilwell, and fr which he received the $7,000 in bonds. The act of 1873, you will remember, asserted the validity of the awards, aud required their pay-

TATE OF INDIANA. Marlon counts.

In the SuDorior Oonrt of Uarlnn

in the state of Indiana. No. 22,166. September

Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Henry C. Railors, Edwin Hoole, trustee, the Urbana Wine company, James R. Dick. Jesse MDick, Samuel B.Dick, John E. Simpson, Henry H. Cook, John Be-itty, Will ism G. Beatty, John O Mltch-li, AFhaS.Shuler.Jnbn W.Bennlnghoavr, Edward C. Oarllelt, William Kirkup. John Steel, Hugh Thompson, et al. Re it known, that on the 11th day of May, 1878, the abo-e named pi mtiff, b his attorney, nied lu i ho office of the cleric of the Buperl r Court of Marios) county, in the state of Indiana, his complaint ajalDst the above named defendants; and tht after wards on th th day of September, 1878. the said nlain-

titrnied in the clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendants Elwin Hoole, trustee, the Urb na Wins company. James R. Dick, Jesse M. Dick, Samuel B. Dick, John E Simpson, Henry H.Cook, John B-attv. William O Beat tv, John . Mitchell Asha H. Shuler, John W. Benninghoffer, Edward C. Uart.cK. William Kirkup, John steel, Hugh Thompson , are not residents of the state ot Indiana. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendants laut above named are hereby notified of tbe filing and pendency of said com

plaint 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 October, 1S78, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will tx heard and determined In their absence. AUSTIN H. BROWN oct2-3w Clerk.

Baker, Hokd A Hexdrices, Attorneys.

OTATE OF INDIANA, Ms-rion county, ss: O In the anperlor court of .Marion county. In the state of Indiana. No. 1,102. September term, 1878. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Francis A. Jean, Mary L. Jean, Rudolph a Monday, Oscar Strasburger, Oeorge i Pfeiier, George Bargefeldt.etal.

Be it known.that on the 27tb day of December, 1878, the above named p alntilt, by bis attorneys, filed in tho office of tne cleric of the suFerlor court of Marlon coutity. In the state of ndiana, his complaint against the above named defendants; and that aiterwards. on the 3oth day of September, 1878, the said plaintifl filed in said clerk's office the affidavitot a competent person showing tbat paid defendan fx, . rancis A. J- an, Mary u. Jean, Rudolph M. Monday, 0car Strasburger, Oeorge E. Pf.ilfer and George Bargefeidt, are not residents of the state of Indiana. Now. therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last atove named are hereby not! tied of tke filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless tLey appear and answer or demnr therein. t .- 1 1 .. -

of said canse on the second Cay of the term of

saia c house

Monday

and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard a ad determined In

tueir aosence.

AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk.

sarin srrr nrnwet-ta i. - . .

Baker,-Hobd & Hewdricks, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion County, us.

rf u uioDuperiorcounoi Marion county, in the State of Indiana. No. 21,810. September term, 1878. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Isaac M. Shldeler, Henry Bewley, Henry Bewley, , JolVn Henry J. lnnk, Charles Henry Fischer, Oeorge Obermeyer, M. Bixby, Clarence 'locker, Armstrong Goings, the Union Central Insurance Company of Cincinnati, Ohio, Isaac T. Jones. H 11. Heald, T W. Pbinney, Kberhadt Faber, Michael Herman, Frank Miller. James I. Miller. Charlos J.Hnrrf.tho

Northwestern Chemlcl iJompanv. Ezra W. MUler, Gordon G. Miller, John M.PowelL Be it known, that on the 20th dny of March, 1878, the above named plaintiff, by his attoraeys, filed in the office of ihe clerk of the Superior court of Marion county, in toe state ol Indiana, his complaint Against the above nnmed defendants, and tha afterwards, on the 30th day of September, 1878, the said pialntiff filed in said clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said defendants, Henry Bewley, Henry Bewley, Jr., John hunk, Henry J. Funk, Charles Henry Fischer, George Obermeyer, S M. Bixby, Clarence Tucker, Armstrong Goings, the Lnlon Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati, Ohio, Isaiah T. Jones, H H.

;;cu . x in nne v, jcoernardt Faber, Michael Herman, Frank MUler, James M. MUler, Charles J. Hurd, tie Northwestern Chemical Company. Ezra W.Mi ler, Gordon U. Miller, John M. Powell, are not residents of the state of Indiana. Now therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last above named ave hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unltssthey 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 December, 1878, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in their absenceAUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk. oct-3w

Baker, Hobd A Hendricks, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion County, ss. In the superior court of Marion county. In the state of Indiana. No. 22,300. September

Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Lewis Shlvelv.E.waru C.tiar.ick.Reheca Ua lick, Joseph H. Gautier, Dulley G. Otutler, Thomas B. Gautler, the Buffalo scale com pan v, the Thompson National bank, the Eastern Ken. tucky railway company, William H. Quleley. Charles It. Steele, Rudolph s. Monday, Oscar Btrasburger, George E. Pfe.fer, George Banrefeldt, Horace H. Cady, et al B it known.that on the 24th day of May. 1878, the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed In the office of the clerk of the superior court of Marion county. In the state of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants and that afterwards, on Hi? h,d?y of September. 1878, the said plaintiff filed In said clerk's office the affidavit of

i m vviulciicul nrraiiii hikiw niv inar aiain dar-

X.a!M WWW& , GarlickTrR (Tariick

In December. lSTHTV.i i""P. ..?"''. : i?1ley G. Gautier. Thoma

I vissubicr. ilia nniriiin Bfai la

oct2-3w.

nurro ru?.Tiiiii un, iipi ri ' mrm

unenaugeu.

act of 78 with

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. I WILL sell at Public Auction on Thursday, October 21, 1878, at the late residence of John Nfrgley, deceaxed, lu MUlersville, Marlon county, Indiana, all hU personal propertv.

(not taken by bis widoi. conaiaMn. of

to day at 10Jic per Ib.todresi 66-58 lbs; exportera took 1,000 fat steers to-day at 8K loVc per ib. to dress 657 lbs; lowest prlco for fat Ohio steers, M.OOO lbs average, and highest price for fancy steers upwards of 15,000 lbs av

nu?e. inerewere snipped during the week

ending Saturday 1,300 head of cattle alive and

j uarirs oi Deer. . Bheep-Recelpts 9)00 head, making 32,000 bead for the week against 38,570 head last

Oil City Market.

Ort. CTTT. Pn.. Sent. 30. The mark-At niwni

with considerable activity, with sales at 4Jc,

HYUIICCU WJ C"C, CKKStng at OOiC Did. Shipments 6.f,tf)" bbls, averaging 43,000 bbla. Transactions SMMM bbla: at. Loals Live Stoek Market.

Ht. Louis, Bept. 3.1. Cattle Some demand ror shipping Kradea, but none here; supply mainly butcher sturt; native steers Wi 75:

wiTinuu iieiiem ti to'i yv; NtocKersana reeaera tl 1533 25; through Ten 4 steers tl 2533;

draws that assertion by congress, and leaves. f?,orse?' Milk Cows and other cattle. Sows and ih. j. ' . IIIks. Combined Rearer and uii,.

uv v it r.c li v ciiLr 1 tiiii m n a w irfitrv I . . i i w. . . . .

with Venezuela. Ucou what rronnd tm

ask? Upon ths ground of fraud in the procurement of awards before the Joint commUsion, as is made to appear by tha rprv,rr.

of the house committee to which the matter

was referred. Mr. Hamilton, of Indian

ma-ingthe report. The followin?

.from the report will make tbe point clear:

The committee think it unnecessary to extend this report to the length that would

required by an exhaustive analysis of the

f?f combined Reaper and Mower, Wheat Prill, Corn Drill, Plows, Harrows, Cultivators. Corn in the field, Cider Mill, Corn Sheller wlVw w?.T frm .Implements; also eight sharea in f?1 M,J ersvllle Gravel oai, and six shares

in tuo ran creeic ana mua creek Uravel Road, etc., etc. . ' Terms of Sale A credit of nine months will be given on all suras over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, biimiot three dollar, and under, cash, bale will commence at is o clock a. m. . , -M SAMUEL CORY, Oct. 2-3L Administrator.

Thompson National bnk, the Eastern ken-

jucay railway comntny. William H. Quiglev. Charles R. Steele, Rudolph H. Mouday, !ca. Strasburger, George E. 1'ieifer, George Bargefeidt and Horace H. Cady, are not residents of the state of Indiana, Now, therefore, by order ot 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 Indianapolis, on the first Monday in Decemr 1878t 841(1 complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In their absence. oct2-3w AUSTIN H. BROWN, Clerk.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

NOTICE Is herebt given that I have been T-h "PPlnte,a administrator of the estate of ?H?iJ,-eslSy'.0tRea' ut of Marien county, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to beaolvenU SAMUEL COR V, vet. i-ix. Administrator.