Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 1, Number 6, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 August 1870 — Page 8

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MARKETS.

TKKKK-H AUTK AHKET. TKKKK-HAUTK, Aug. 4. KK^W\X—Yellow, 2r)®J0c. rfrKK-H'-st, CoKN MKA I./—$1 £._ KiGS— Fresh, Wyloc. PI.-\TIIK1W—Live

Geese,

W4~0.

Old 10(S|40.

I,Ol7It—Fancy bran'Is, $7 00'$34 00. ILIJIT—Apples,.jO.of iO. JJAIN—Corn

in R.\r, 75c.

f) it.s, 25(f«'{0.

W'hite \VheaUtl 30(^J1 35. Alabama, $1 Mediterranean, $1 15.

iN.sr-:N(i-vjc. (I ItK ASK-Hrown.

5fa!5c.

Hi 1KS—Ureen Trim mod, 7c.

••cr flous—Nominally $9 7.3.

Suited, SC.

Dry 13® 14c. Flint, I (Sc.

She-'p Pelts, 30c@?l OX

LARD-Country. I7@5fc. I'OTAToES-81 Of). PROVISIONS—Ham*, 2.i.g'2Sc.

Shoulders, lHJ$18c. Hides, 20

POULTRY—Turkeys, allve.per pound, 8c. Ducks per dozfn, 82 00. (Jeese S3 50.

Chickens, old, per dozen, S-i 00.

HAGS—Cotton, 3@lc. •SKEDS—Clover per bushel, So 00. Flax 1 •r0@l

Timothy 3 00.

WOOL—Tub-washed, •I'ttjtfc. Fleece :r'-410c. 'unwashed, 2."@2Sc.

NEW YORK. NEW YORK, Aug. 1.

FI OUR—Closed fairly and 5c better on low grades, and extra Western in good inquiry, oartlv siieeulative.

Wi'rH \.T— Dull and slightly in buyers favor s:Ues of No. 2 spring at SI 28@l 3S wint: red at SI 58.

RYK-Q,uiet and nominal. OATS—Held at o')© )Sc for Western, and 0 for Ohio. CORN—Heavy at 93@9% for mixed Wes-

PROVISIONS—Pork quiet sales of 250 barrels of mes-i for August at $W 25. Beef in moderate request and steady. Cut meats and icon nominal.

LARD—Unchanged- |. 0iS—R it her more steady at 20.3—(' lor Western.

CHICAGO. CmcAoo, Aug. 1.

EXCII AN(«K—Unchanged. KLOUR-Unehanged. WHEAT—l'4^ii"e lower, closing at ?I l.l/a cash, and SI 22sellers' last half of August for No. 2. This afternoon the market was dulfat Si'20, seller for August. ('OJtN—tiulet. No. 2 closed at Sl/^c. This afternoon market, unchanged.

OATS—Declined lc closing at 43/£c for is o.

2'RYE-Steady

at SOft Si.- for No. 2.

HA RLEY— Fairly active.! Si 0 for No. 1, ill stole. II Kill WINES—Firm a! !).ic.

PROVISIONS- quiet nominally unchanged. ]K s—Opened active tint closed (juietand 1()("i.I5C lower sales at S!) 40.^10 for fair to choice.

CATTLE—Active and firm at hO for stoekers to extra prime shipping beeves.

CLN'CIXNATr. ClNCINNA'U, Aug. 1.

FTjt")lTtl—P'n'i'iV ftndhi lair deniami sales of family, at$tl *0ci 75. WIIEAI'-Lower sale- of No. 1 red at 81 .so hill SI white Si J'vtl

CORN —Da 1, at 85(!,8(5t* lor ear. for shelled. 11 OATS—tin let sales of new at 2-@%c old 53c.*

I-TVVV

and 87@88c

RYE—Sales of (HI!) bu diels old at HftojHOe new held at SO'nS5e. HARLEY—Unchanged.

PR( )VISIONS—111 better demand sales ot at S sugar cured bams

•'•rV""Liio\lTviiirk at s. sl«h*»»-"d held higher silica ot

«r:'TF.R—:Steady at/ with tai to is ^('«l!»-

n\V

11.Dull

rit'll fair demand

VtHi'iS oiv^Vu^*7^'11

star

cent, discount buy-

steady at S(i 10 per cent.

Marki

urKKAl^lAVlC STOCK B'ttVKAl'O, AUfe. opened Hut at

lasl

ATTI.K- svnVpiv has bc_VPrlsI t, /ek's prlccs.

literal

iV.ltls

to (he present

1 lu

can be no

1'teral and Pr("'' 5AI ^|to the present "Pitliy I" the marutfero only (ii! bead of of \vc«'W bands to-day, at. 2.j for Nu^fo-rt'ia sle.-rs down to ?I f„:- fiiero Tf:7 up to-dav,

i-'Axirrnx/.y fi-neiialh.

The New York correspondent of the i10111''111

THE

!s'ives tlieso funeral

I here is a story told of Hie renowned Mi. Brown, of iraoe Cliurcli, wliidi illustrates the state of feclinu: hero with staves

n:ils

lmonK

What

tho class he

hen the w-ar first broke oul,a yonii" .uentleinan said to liim

iind attractive ns

AL a fasluonable Aineral in New York theie is as much show and ••is much to TI. \V "S 1-

it \v

I'M

!in,ml r,n,n

two

party

1 In flowers often cost quite as larire' a Mi ni as hev do for an even in- party

vounu:, handsome and amiahle, and her tVieiu^s loved her. Her parents were in moderate circumstances, her husband a wiverninent clerk, and getthur a mjod salary. 1 he funeral was a show occasion. Her bridal dress, with its rich

iace over-skirt, w-as produoed" and^enuMlelied by a lashionable niantua-nia-Uer: this was forced ui»on her cold still* form. A hair dresser was proeimnl to dress her hair and arrange the bridal veil and oranjre blossoms Then the corpse was plawd in a niH^niticent c.isket, tho room was decorated with nowerSj the costliest blossoms were woven into urns and wreaths and crosses and anchors, and dis|Krse! nixnit the walls the shutters were closed and thQKiis lighted. Then the crowds, wlio riad beam of these preparations and of tjiis mockery ol woe, were admitted and jwissod in to pale form there husband discovered that a year's ««alarv would hardly pay the cost of this handjsome funeral.

gat.o upon the still, AAer it was over the

CNINRSK

•RN

AN IMPKRTAT, PIUXTKR.—It has been reported, and then denied in soveral Paris journals, that a printing press had been set up at the Tuileries for the uso of the Prineo Imperial, who it is saul, has a fancv for the trade of a compositor. We happen to know that, in spito of official contradictions—and everybody knows what official contradictions are worth in Kraneo—the fact is true, and that his Imperial Highness has really turned printer's devil. His printing press was arranged, and lessons in tho art and mystery of typography are to be given him bv 0110 of tho chief emplovers in tho well-known printing and publishing establishment of Mr. Firmin Dirlot. The Prince's tutor in the art of Caxton and Elzevir is well known for its thorough aequaintainco with its theory and practice, aiul has received the Cross of the Region of Honor for the improvements introduced by him in typography. Under such able hands it is to hoped that his Imperial Highness will prove an apt pupil, and that ho will in time be thought worthy to "compose, "in a technical sense, his Fathers letters and proclamations.

A rather bashful young man, after 1 long and arduous courtship, found himself, one bright evening, the betrothed of a pretty girl, the very pink of modesty. He was about to take his departure, and after lingering about the door for some time, he declared and protested to Miss Sallie that he couldn't sind wouldn't leave until she had kissed him. Of course Miss Sallie blushed beautifully red and vowed in return that she could not and would not do that—she never had done such a thing, find

G. COX tfeco.

n®Yer

would-until she was married. The altercation became exciting, until the gentleman got huffed and declared it she couldn't kiss liewouldn'd have her, and was marching off. She watched him to tho door, and seeing he was in earnest, and that she would lose him unless some thing was done, she said coaxingly: "Come back, then, I'll split the difference with you. You may squeeze my hand,"

TIIK SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, is a new, and very neat paper recently launched at Terre-Haute. Its typography is perfect, and editorially, it compares favorably with any on our exchange list.—Northern

S. CORY. A. DEFllEES. T. W. WATKINS.

ORY, DEFREES & CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in"

HARDWARE,

IRON, STEEL, NAILS,

Glass, Oils, Paints, Sash,

Doors, Blinds,

rcm-n"! —,

Gum & I-eatlicr Belting &c.

]sTos i2i Main Street,

U~~

•And 1 and 3 Fifth,

i-tr.

2i"

,.^NHl-KP—i-irin at last (n

I cars,

., ((notations, K'laila stock on hands.

AVitll

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,

'•l

NO. 1 MAIN ST.,

TKRRK-HAUTK, INDIANA.

IoS"*tSttv.

possii)US",,Sllion"

a" m'W nn"

NVo

SCHOOL,

family to burv me

Uu re I heard a gentleman sav handsome funeral" is an event talked of ami «l«««l fo,'"s i",' so",,, parly, an,I for cl„.

MTSCKLLANIOOUS,

JILANK AXI)

KKTTKR,

s.,ino

roasoi 1

one meets one's friends there Not long siniv a lady who iia«l

l00n

yoai-s married, died. sin

At cast, preparatory to laying in fall stock,

loo MA IX STREET.

outside.

QrRsnox.—.v Chinese

epiostion is very simple. A Chinaman has tho same right to be born into the world aa any other child of Adam. Having a right to live, he has a right to *arn his livelihood wherever he can lC8t find work and wages. Knowing that, of all countries on I ho earth. America offers the greatest advantages yfwfcing-men, he has a right to come hither and take his chances with the rest, lieing here, he has a right to be treated with the same justice and generositv a* we show to other men. And that is the sum and substance of the hinese .mostion.

Under National Hotel.

JJOOFING.

Clift & Williams,

Agents and Dealers in

John's Patent Asbetos Booting, Hoofing Slate, Felt and Cement Hoofing, Chicago Elastic Stone Boo fine Rook River Paper Co', BuUdiig P„pc„,

the

JAS. II. T.ITCAS, Pres't KowAitn F. PuTMAN,Secretary.

a Wi'storn Company, with Uioir

C°°'lj'O^IIsvILI1

AND

TERRE-HA UTE

CAR WORKS,

SEATII fc HAGER, PROPR'S.,

Manufacturers of

Cars and Car Wheels

iOf all kinds.

Machinery and Castings.

WORKS ON CANALy

Between Main and Oliio/fs.

OliDERS SOLICIT\

1-tf.

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

DLICITJL

^HE BEST.

THE

lUIThascd nt tlu

kecP Cl,nstantly

on HftiVda full line of

PASS BOOKS,

AND

CAP, ANI' ^^3

NOTK PAPERS

We are closing out our stock of

MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS,

Siding on the

ranted?on'us'at"the*PmVn7r?d

^pERKE-HAUTE HOUSE,

Trrrc-JIaute, Indiana.

T. C. BlfNTIN, PROPurrrO*.

Tm."TL,SN B-O.CO** OSU

FOR WOOD

»S. I\. Henderson-w Sole Age! Terre-Haute for this celebrated 8 Nearly three hunditd of them now in use in this city. No Stove ever sold has given such versal satisfaction. ,• :Vs a general thing, it "is a business buying a Coal Cook St If you would save all trouble, the "Chicago it is sore to -do always.

Ask any one what Coal Cook is the best, and the answer is eu be, "The Chicago."

"gOGGS & FELTUS,

WRr

j-t/.

HOUSE, S^N

Sixth St. bet. Cherry Ad Mul

TERRE-HAUl^ IND.

Special attention giv Graining, Paper Hangin

X. B.—Att our work

11ERRE-HAITTE

PRI

most complete Prli

men, 1 main street.

K-H A UTE SATURDAY EVENING MAIL, AUGUST 6, 1870.

©e Soto Mutual Life Insurance Company,

Of St. Louis, Mo.

Assets and responsibility to the Assured, over

T1IOMAN A. MEAXH, Ntnte Af(rnt.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.

This Company issues all klndss of Policies upon

The West can do better for the assured than the East, because \V

can lend their money at a much higher^ rate of ale forbidden iml the clearly

$1,000 invested for r0 years, at fi ijer cent. compound interest, yields $ 18,420.10 'u !0 11"',300.85 It can be seen hv this statement that Western Companies can give far better dividends than Eastern Companies. The difference of the

DR. EZRA READ, Medical Examiner.

4-3m.

Indianian.

JAS. SEATII.

J. U. 1IAGEK.

IGO FOUNDRY

SEATII JlAG] 'VGER.

WM. RAI.I.KNTINK, Vice Pres't. K. C. AUENDT, Actuary.

the

Capital safely invested among tlie people of the West,

Peculiarly adapt it to the wants of the citizens of Terre-Haute and Vigo JJe character of the officers and stockholdei's of the De fe()to (some of them then business men of the West) is a sufficient guarantee ot its reliability. rmrmnnips

$500,000^

most apj^oved plans and being

es^n

sul'lll]uis)1

rates of interest is thus seen, under the operation of compoundlinteitst, tobe wondciluL Persons desiring Insurance on their lives will lind it to tlieir lnteicbt to claims of the De Soto Life Insurance Company.

IDIRECTORS:

ST. LOUIS,"Mo:—Jas. II. Lucas, Jas

(^wonderful

II. Britton, Pres't National Iiank of Missouri Adamantine Johnson, of A. Johnson & lis National Bank John 11. Lionberger, of Maxwell & Patterson Henry Hitcli-

fi1 K*YJa^Tral)uo,of Trabue, Davis & Co. R. A. Robinson, of R. A. Rob

inson & Co. C. N. Warren, of C. N. Warren & Co., Bankers Isaac Caldwell, Esq., Attorney at Law.

ROCH. F. ROBB, Dis't Agent,t

TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

Vine street, between Four

CHICAGO," Allison, Smith & Johnson,

roii

gS&--9*5

fl 3°iZ

o3 ft

*6 a

FRANKLIN

TYPE,

8TJCRKOTYPE

TFE

KLECTROTVPE

FOUNDRY,

'•t/i d- Fifth,

CTXCINXATI.

Manufactupors of, and Dealers i„

flOOKAND NEWS TYPE,'

iRiNTJNG MATERIALS, Of every description.

KTK«K0TV1.ISll4EI.w^K( TvijX(j

r:.

Til nil llit'lr varl.,u„ bnuicj,,*.

I'KTTEKH

Focsdeks.

OKO.

Jr.

SCOTT. IJOUIS W. GORY.

QMIKf

Cor. Main & ist Streets,

TERRE-HArTE, IXD.

Xotice to the Public*

have

AXD

ORNAMENTAL lAIXtEt

Patent Shifting Top.

HI AGES REPAIRED

On short not*» in pert payult^' reasonable prices, or *or new ones.

HOQM

SECO.ND FLOOR.

signs cheatv,f 'rT

anfl

BITTKVBEIM

1-tf.

IM VIR OR EX.

gC0TT 0RI«,fcC0.

-yxe ana the

aper'M

Plied

WI»K

elegant

ouse,1«MalftiJr«"»-Hautf

%n\?£

O. J. Smith A Co.

ncniy Playing musJinj house 1

THE NEW YORK STORE,

3 MAIN STREET,

NICAlt COtfliT HOUSE SQUARE.

We have JiiHt rccciVed fnll line of Lamn and I.ncc Poiuts, l.awiiH Orcnadlne»i, KIoznnil»iqne« and Piqne«. Shetland and BnroRC Shswls, Linens for Malts, dr., Ac., Ac,

THE NEW YORK STORE,

73 MAD STREET,

Near Court House Square,

Has earned a reputation for Low Prices and Fair Dealing.

Our line of Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres,' Linens, Cotton-^ ades, Checks, Hickory, Pcnicrs and Tickings, can not be beat.

NEW YORK STORE,

73 Main Street,

NEAR COl'HT HOl'SK SQl'AltK.

We arc opening a i'nll line «i* I'rinls, llleiu'he Ginghams, A-c., which wo will sell at our popular pr

New York Store,

in,!,,,,

thelr

Store

honorably wS?uCtedS!fff00,J8 »»2Sn«i ,nVo% W

success that thpv

ProflSb1^s^.«

lady

Slll

THEUEWVOEE STORE,

'3AJA IX ST]},

NEAR COURT HOUSE SQUARE

llloitclied tuitl ISrowii ifliia ices.

"T ,C

rx STR EET,

Keni' Court House Squaro.

oircr spfrclnl iiidticcinonls in Kid (Jloves,

Thread Gloves, Silk Gloves, Ac.

House Keepers will Save I»Iouey by Buying tlieir Tal»le I.inei^ ^Napkins, Poylas, Towels, &c., at the

NEW YORK STORE, 73 Main Street,

-TT: Near Court House Square.

VW* rOBK STOBE,

73 MAIN STREET,

VEAR COURT HOO'f

LII«P

If.tl J»r &- o„

Opinions of the Press.

S®^®8®^S®ASSASSSA@!

•i (irut JlearoH,

onc

The one nrw c-o«

Ulitls, Lis

Kuibroideretl III

tylAlib

Curtain]

"*'3

hl" ,'c.s.s

to (Ji*

un«iualed._Journal.

r(V

CU5tomer,

oung enericetlc m,in

tothe^"lJfflc,ent ^P«tal tomX®^ po«ferl in thefr hiwj'n^S^ »''own 5 "«lr lar^lnd

have m^e th,

'trix JicanfjH

j«...nted wmjrt!w.°A,g,,t

f'Tgoods

!lno

^wmimsm,nl

the best attention a°£

lin" -t', want* nf

fhr.

»»e most Huf^tan-t/ioof

trorn

ijstoincrs are

frr

Cv"n'le^

Main street

cashL The ?nd

Htock

Hanfp I..'.

seem en, The fanner. be found. Mechanic, the ara dls-

mapsmamsmgrnm

ar"N»P-

and thelr^M ^''^encn

s'J1 goxl.s Cheap.

Wt'Jl

be proud of.