Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 24, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 August 1874 — Page 8

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1874,

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E Y GOODS

Onr stock of Dry oods, Millinery nd NoUons for spring and summer is now very full ami "omplet-e. The purchase were made vy wr. . - - ., i i ar V Ork the ntire Reason and buys only when the goods are . Jm A wa1 ADB Q fil lhert?htktn4 and quality, 4 , J tX, ihvnf lowest thai cju-h can obtain, lo inrmirstuid mrrhanlni we can offer the l.et aooas in Um market at price an low is any: hou the west, and thai very few bon-eu can duplicate. Come and see foryonrself. L S, AYRES & CO., Trade Palace Indianapolis. I'KXTAl'R MSIMESTO Allay pains, subdue swellings, heal bnrna. and will cure rhenmatism, spavin, and any esh, bone or muscle aliment. ThtWhite Wrapper is for family use, - the Yellow Wrapper for animal Price 0 cents ; large bottles, f l. 'i.ifiiM far Cant or la. Pleasant to tr. i- .rr.vt -lhHk: it u t for C'Kfltor Oil. but more cfT 'iacion3 in regulating tbe etouiach and nowtl. FINANCE AND BUSINESS. GENERAL MAllKET KEVIEW. MONEY NOTES. cm th nrofits of banking the London Market Review comes to the following conclusions: The enormous profits divided by tbo sbarehoWers in the principal London and Provincial joint-stock banks amount ing In many instance to dividends of 20 per -eut. aud upwards ou the capital invested are indications of tbreo important tacts: 1. That banking m an extremely prolitable tws4n6rst 2. Thai il an be conducted with safety and soccers; and, 3. That the depositors, whose mon eyes are mainly instrumental in creating the profits, receive nothing beyond the bare allowance f interest on tbeir deposits, and are not allowed to participate in the result to which they so largely contribute. The routusl principle haw been adopted, with marked uoeew, by many of the leading insurance companies, and" it is a matter of surprise that its application to bankini: hin not, in tbesn days of financial enterprise, been largely adopted, there being no aoubt that it wonlu produce eqatlly beneficial results, if given a fair trial. A perusal of the admirable tables published by Mr. W. Abbot, of the Stock Exchange, shows that the aggregate deposits of the ten principal Londou banks amount to the Immense sum of .tf"0O0,0OO, or about tour times the amount of the deposits in the Bank of England. STOCK OK PROVISIONS IX CHICAOO. The iblowing are the stocks of provisions on band in the city on Aug. 15, 1574, as reported by the packer and warehousemen to the secretary ol the Pork Packers' Association, compared with the stocks reported on band July 15, 174:

Ans. I, .Inly 13 is: t. r.. si",4Üi . 2,7" 48,017 . 15.K 4-1,MI ,51 8,371 7i 4JI MM ' l.i7Ciio 2,.r77 2,.,ijti 6t475,0( W . 31,5 bt'.OUU Itti t,712

Clear rork.bbls.. ... Mess pork, new, bbls .. .Mrm pork, old, bbls. . ....... I'rlmo moss pork, bbls... Lard, te - ti.'tecn bams, pes - Swee pickled bams, tea.--. lrv Kalte shoulders, lbs - Sweet pickled shoulders.tcj. liovin Hides, ids.. . Lcm; clear skleB, lbs...... .short a'ear side. ls...... Short rib side, lbs IV'IIles, iba .irea'e, pkss.. . Included in the stocks are those of the jobbe, re. Th-t lard in the hands of the manufacturers fcj not included. EXPORTS OF BREADSTCFF3 FROM SEW YORK. The exports of breadstuff for the week andlng Thursday evening were: Flour, 1G,500 barrels; wheat, 63 ,200 bushels; corn, 001,200 btrshels. ST04JX OK MEATS IN CINCINNATI. The Price Current of August 1 i says: The stocks of winter-cured bulk meats and bacon held by packers and dealers in Cincinnati May 1 last, as reported, aggregated 35,819,8o0 ' pounds. By reference to our weekly table of receipts and shipments we find that Irom May 1 to date the ' shipments of bulk and bacon meats, lee- the receipts, bavo amounted to 34,S9C;011 lbs. If this be deducted from tho stocks held May 1, the result is 10,023,83! lbs., which may be' received as the approximate sock or bulk and bacon raeais now on bird. The reported movement of the product latt year shows that during the period of six weeks, Irom August 14 to September 25. the shipments fioni this city of bacon aud balk ntea's, less the receipts, amounted to 10,72,4?2 11., or within 50,000 of an amount equal to present stocks. It will thus bn sein tba it will not require a demand ft om tbie time forward to the new treason equal to that of the corresponding time la-t year to dip se ol present supplies oi this class of meats." WHEAT IX MILWACXrE. The Milwaukee Journal ot Commerce givea this statement: Tne market for the week ending August 11, has declined iVtc per bushel from the closing quotations of the previous week. There un been a cood deal of business transacted during thn week; the sal? and hipmonts aggrofating unusually largo in comparison with operations the previous wetk The receipts co muc to fall ofl", there being but Xl&yj buh'ls recaived during the week endin: A 11111 11, asrainst Iß0,00 the corresponding wet-kin 173, and 113,28 for the previous week. Shipments have increased materially: 344,023 bushtls were shipped during 1 b we k ending yesterday, agaicst 116,000 bushels too previous week. There was in store here yesterday 7i)8.000 bushels of wheat against 300,000 bushels the same day last year and 179 000 in 1872 Last Wedntday the marketat the morning board was active ana excited onder prevailing rains here and 111 New Kngland, together with an advance ot 12d per cental In spring aid winter wheat at Liverpool, and prices advanced about 2 cents. Sales were very Itrjee, aziegating at least 400.000 bush-!". N . I spring in ctore, $1 No.2 In store, $1 llföl 11; seller August, $ 1 09 d WAi So. 2 seller Set-tember, 1 a' . DAIRY OUTLOOK. The New York Bulletin in its review says: tfhe merket for dairy prodncta.bothbutter and cheese, has shown a decided improvement in the past w-kt both in prices and in activity, lor home Vxpcrt trade, and the tendency üeemstot '4.cif a continuance of tbigeneral U ' c , wl ile tbe profrpeeta of an Jncrpas-J supp. 2 10 meet Hare not to bright, p'aciug t e market in a very utrong position, whan niner prices are very iiKciy 10 10111, unltsta niter HUMP'y ot both staples comes forward, ai.d in the present temper of tbe dairy men H i n.t likely that t'tis tan be necure! without higher rie. Tue conrtm of the Ltl Falls fn i Ulica iuaikts yesterday, confirm this yiew, so tat

as cbeene is concerned while there ba 'been mere inquiry from the shippers as well as Lome trade for butter, and no doutt a good business could be done in the export line if Western bu'ter of good quality could be bad at 22c and even 23c which latter price has been paid for some 200 package f for tbe Kcgtisb markets, and it would now be dillicult to obtain the grades deaired for export, at that price, 83 most of that grade of Western is held on limits at 2.V., and selling for that in ttome cases, to tbs home trade. This cover factory butter, while there are choico Wettern dairies and creameries which are selling at 1T7C and :29c. The whole butter market, therefore, is strong at the outside advanced qnotations of the week, with a good demand and a supply m light or all grades that all must advance soon again unless the latter increases or tho former decreases soon. GOOD SKJXS. BALANCE OF TRADE IN OCR FAVOR. On the showing of trade statistics, the

New York Bulletin compiles ana com menUt as follows: The latest returns of the Bureau of Statistics bring the figures of the foreign commerce of tbe United States up to the end of April, and enable us to compare our foreign trade since the panic witli ine periou immeuiaieij uciTcuiuK. For the ten months ending April 00, the imports tor the whole country compare as lolIowh with those of like months a year previous: IMPORTS, O0LD VALUE. , 1S7M. f4;V,7tW.O"7 1872-S. $5;a.t iw.wd Mcrchandie.'. Sieeie WjtiW.tiWJ Total le:rtaM..... fl!t.V4.776 6i;w S."x)öC7,4C9 It thus appears that the imports of mer chandise arc y,ii,ZZ less, ior iuo ieii months, than last vear, while tho imports ot specie are ff',i74 1S9 larger, making a net reduction in the imports ot goods and specie combined of jl,2ti,03. Thi.", however, docs not correctly represent the comparative consumption ol foreign goods during the period, tor there baa been a reduct ion in the amount of goods in warehouses from f77,o46,r70, on April 30, 1873, to föH,17r,i71. on April 30, 1S74; so that the amount of imports gone into consumption buring the 10 month was ?43,940,284, while for the same period of the preceding fiscal ear. the amount was $088,082,903. There Las thus been a reduction in the consumption of imported goods of about $100,000,000 during the 10 months, compared with the same period of the preceding nsca year, it is wormy oi noio, nowever, tua the amonnt of goods in warenouses nas bceu reduced to an exceptionally low point, which illustrates tbo low condition of im-ur.nsi.-a rr whioh wa have reneatedlv made references a an eleaicnt to be considered in esiiinatinz the present condition ol trade. The exrtort movement for the 10 months ending April 30, compares as fol lows: EXPORTS, GOLD VALDE3. 1S73-1. 1S72-3. 5,7G":m Domestic merchandise......; 179, .a.710 Foreign merchandise-.... 1.1,0951 13,41, Total merchandise Domestic Rpecie..... ? 193,468 .Sl tl,lS3,520 5&l,02,(42 ,(07wM $51.175,67 rorjign (specie, ö,UkJ1 5H,1S17 Total specie... 7379,420 Total exports.- . 517,65308 1 50762,916 These fisrures show that while we bnve ex ported $29,191.809 less specie than during the ton months of the previous year, yev we b3ve shipped ?59,2S:),43l more of the produce and niercbandis vnakina net increase in the exports of pecie and qooda combined of 5M.0y0.l2. This is a very saiisfactory show ing. The fact thnt we have been aii to reduce our consumption of imported goods, within the ten months, bv 100,000,000, and ytt iicres our exports of home products by 130,000,000, shows that there has leu no lack of economy to square our condition with the effects ot the panic, ana auoras strong presumptive evidence that we are working rapidlv towards a healthier state of business. REVIEW OF TUE HOME MARKETS. WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE IWDIASAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS. Monday Evening, August 17. The money market In this city is very close. However it may be elsewhere money Is scarce and hard to get. Hood papei at the bank is no object, the currency is already gone Into the cir cuit of the fall circulation and the borrowers at home find dry picking. The rates are not materially cha pea as the demands are limited, except the calls from the country. The firm ol Klfgan Ot Co. are again in the market to buy hoRs, ai d the great pork factory ends its vacation and renews operations this week. Hogs are still well in price, say fti 25 to to 50. The provision market fa strong and stocks pretty much Cleaned out. The dealers have had a royal time or it this year, those holding till July having made piles of money. Grain is very steady, wheat being a little lower in Chicago to-day but prlcts are unchanged here. Corn hold. Its own at the price of tbe last ten days, irom &m to toc. Groceries arc qolei. Coffees and sugar are both a little weak for the last day or two. The movements of grain have been large for a week cast. The sales to-day reported were 5 cars wheat p. t.; 3 cars shelled corn at tt ' ; 1 car eat corn at tüc ; 1 car ear reu wheat at 1106; 1 car red wheat at 1 07; I tar mixed coin at&tc; 1 car red wheat in elevator at 1 w : 15,00o bubheis red wheat p. t.; 4,oOu fat hogs p. t. .. Quotations are given for the buying prices oi train and p odace, and tbe selling price for flour aud other merchandise. KkCEIPTS BT KalLROAD Hour6,350 barrels. Wheat . 2-S4 " busuels. Coru.. 2K, 400 Oats . Rye barley SHIPMl'.NT Flour 5,400 barrels. 11, SO bushels. W heat. Corn At Elevator, twcTdays la,ai .. 3'J,öO0 " Rec'pts. Ship'ts. 10,321 14,6 Ü.U90 Corn Wheat3ZII Ie 1 Store . 4 23,1 . 1,160 bo2 mit Uorn. Wheat. Oats. Rye. August 17... 7IJW7 18,573 4',0Z1 oi CANNED UOODS- In good demaDd. Tornatoo, lb., Fi nO"it 6; 3 ibs.135rH.'i(ir Yarmouth corn ,$2 Mkti'i90;Mounialu sua 275;loiphyS W: Ualtimoredo, 2 ma l'eacheN,ilbs,f2ii0r85;albK, ti tt 4t; piepfSchesUlba.. $175: bUckbertiesf I 9o i 10; strawberries. 2 lbs, ?2 00". 3 raspberlbs. Si 25(41 50. DRÜÜ3. Mo new features have been developed In this market, and trxde continues goou. Asalo3tlda Is quoted at 404 c; aicobol ai i 95ai, alum, per pound, 4Sjrct-iic ; camphor, per pound ä6t.ac: cochin al, per pound, 90ia95c; cmoiorurm, per pound, fl 10ol vo; copperas, barrels per pound. 2' ; cieam tartar, pure, 4.Va47c; indigo, per pound, 11 Vlil 3o; licorice, Calab. per pound, genuine, Aoc; magnesia, eaib, 2 ox, per pound, JUWo: morphine. P. A W. ounce, t75t700. msdder, per pound, I6(l!c; oil, cator, No. 1, per gallon, (2 üü & Z5; oil, bergaraot. per pound, r77 60; opium, 10 25 to lu 75; quinine. 2 .VKäU 70; soaD, Castile, frM llibc; oda, bicarb, kegs per pound, ti&ic, falts, epsom, per pound, 4&5c; uutT. Uaire t's pack, per gross, 117: snuff, Garrett's, per cae of 4 (loten, tlö; sulphur, floor, per pound, örafic; a tpelre, er pound, 102oc: turpentine. 45"&50c, BUEAUSTUI-F. Kixür I pretty dell and hard to dispos" of. Fancy brands, for old .......... 6 i0,aö ifl Kanev brands, f -r in-w . h 60 5 75 Kami'lv 6 (a.S ftO Yix r 4 fit ey oo Low grades 3 O0't3 50 Domkstic Kkui is lrl-d cli-rr e pitied X2f I Sic Uried b ackiterrles laCaic. Green apples, c olee II 0Uf 2 öi b'mel. Pescbe tumlbv per box: fl 60'4) pr buhel. tears $zua'ii per buxhfl. Plnm sin. S3 7.; laigebtue, f-1 iiO. Tomatoes $1 frxoV no per bubel. UHlfOOOth There la no change to ooie on the prioas of dry

ilea i lbs, aa; wnon enerries, mxjxit): iinetw pies, 2 lbs, Si 5t((J 75; giecn peas, 'i lbs, f- 5(h "3 Btrii g beans, 91 7cs salmon, 1 lb. Vl 75(&3 do.:

goods. Merchants are filling np Btoex ready for a good rail tiaIe, which they conride nlly expect. Quotations lor some leading brands are as follows: . , Tic k i so Omeja52 1 nch 4CJc ; A moskeajf , ACA 2a"-7c: A. 22c; ConestoKa, 4-4 Medal, 2; K Medal, 17c; extra Ii, l!c; extra, 4-4, 2V; Lwl. town, aetnch, n)i7Vic; ditto, 32 inch, 22c; ditto 20 inch, 203 21c Plaid, 21c, Brown- ki i.uxo .Naabville, 12c; Pepper ell, 2?Ho; Htark, 12Hc. miibtikq ktupes American, C-3, 12c; 8-3, 11c: Whlttcnden, 13o lie, and 13c; Union, 14c. 16c, and lbo.

Battiho Ordlnarxt i2io middling, 13al7e: best tissue. c. Carpet Chain White. UOc: colored, 57c; coverlet warp, 4'e. Pkints Washington, American, Richmond, Oriental, Connestoga,Merrlmac, SJc ; llaht styles, ti;c;dark,ic; Ft ancles, loc; Ureenjstrlpes, nc; uarner trims, nn!; r reeman, pc; (Standard htilrting l'rints, 8c; Alboln aolid colors, 9c; reanoay ruiudks. vc. Crown Sheetings Vermont, 11c; Nashville, ii('(iic; jMiutueviiie, ik; laano. W'je; Aew Aioauy, 10ic; Stark, An HHc; Laurel, Ji., lie; liaurel, II., 10c; Park, A.. 8c; Cimnite, 7c; neaiord, it., 75ic; rep pp.Nr 8'c; Pepp.08; I'cPP. H., lu"c;lepp, Ki.kachkd sn eetinus Lonsdale, 13c; Hope, tJc; blackstone, 12'c; Mascmonet, HJjc; Hill, ys, im:h i4c: uwigni star, l-'c; vaugnn.AA., V;Ked Dog, ic; Onaker, Sc; Cambrics, lionsc1ale4H2L'c: Young Warrlt-r, 15c; Jabez Knigbt, Grain Bags Amoskeg, A., 30c; Lewiston A 13c: Ktark, 82o; Union, 25c; banner, atc FISH Are going off slowly. White are sell ing per half barrel at 6507; quarter barrel, 33 50; kbs, $1 30. Family white hsh, half barrel, S5(V 50; quarter, tt&KA2 75: kits. 1110115; California s Jmon. per half barrel, $10 50; kits, $.15; Mackeiei, new niest, per barrel, fJI: half barre, $13- quarter barrel, J'J 75; kits. J.t 25; extra No. 1. h tlf barrel, kits. SI 4U1 50; No. 2 hair barrel, 60(37; quarter barrel 3 50; kits 11 öu(l 40. Cod fish, 67c. Holland herring, per keg, $1 60. No 1 smoked herring; per box, 40c; scaled. 45c. Halibut, smoked, lie; No. 2 spring Pickerel, haft-barrel, 4 75; quarter-barrel, f 2 50; kits, tl 10; skinned cat, half barrel, S7 oO; quarter barrel, 43 76; klts.Sl fo. Cement is quoted at Y2J25 per barrel. Plaster Paris Michigan. Ja-! per barrel; Newark, Si per barrel. Lime Huntlngten, :Wc; Flat Rock 32e per bushel. White sard, $4 per barrel. Fire brick. .(5 per H. Fire clay, 75o per bushel. I'.ulldlng brick, tßotn, according to quality. Lath, pine, at S3 o. Hair, 4()c per bushel. Nails, his and Oos. 14.60: lis and 9s. 14.75: tta and 7s. tö: 4s jliLL Feed In fair supply. Bran and shorts are quoted at 112(315, fine feed at Jltf. and middlintr at SlS(jt20. Wheat ssteady. Oew wbeat. red. fKMrtilOO: amber. 91 101 lu ; white, f 1 05(41 15. corn is strong and looking uo. Clear yellow and high mixed, shelled in elevator is quoted at t2o; white. 65c for choice; ear scarce and not well settled at any price, say 62c. uats tinoted at -wiao per bushel. Kyk But little on the market. Uuotations at 7sc for new. Barley Quotations are held at 1125. Tallow quoted at 6c Hoes At 4t'S0c per pound. Honey Is bought at ViyZOo per pound. w.iu wurm j per Darrel. Veuktables Potatoes, new early rose, 40c to ooc per Dusnei. COUNTRY PRODUCE. The prices below are those of J. R. Budd A Co., a'nd are unchanged from last week. Eogb Candled ..rid all good at in Butter Prime. . 143 10 . 10t9 2 0ü(ä2 V5 1 60 Poor white Beans Prime Navy " C ommon mixed.. 25 45 25 30 Feathers Prime . " Common mixed duck POULTKT Live: Turkeys, per lb d fowls. Young chickens S 00 1 50(32 00 2 00 2 50 1 50 134" JtooMtrs... Ducks....., Yourg ducks XwaJ3 BU1LDLNU MATERIALS. LUMBEn. Pine 1 and 2 clear, per M. feet. . Ji9 00(a.2 no .. 22 5!,i.lii u in oo J2 u 18 00(i 19 00 - 1 00 Id 00c4 Flooring, dressed hiding, dressed..--...., fctock tKards , Common boards... Kill stuff", to is feet Bill st urf. over H feet 20 OU.'l 00 Heavy limbers, 100 jxtra perM. Sheeting. ...... - 13 00 4 (( 3 60(4 3 ÜlKu 'M 00 2 00(4 28 00 li 1 0(417 W 10 coy 22 00(50 00 A sawed shlnglta-.-. No. 1 shlDgles - La'b.. - --. ...... HouttKrn pine flooring, rough Poplar 1 Cft 1 . nm seas Common.. Ash lnt and 2d- . CriERKY . Black Walnüt 22 00(325 00 , M COGO 00 45 tKWiO 00 , Id 00(20 00 1st and .d.dry... 1st and 2d, green Culii... JTKUITis. NUTS, ETC. Are In good demand at firm rates. The quotations below will be found to be nearly the same as last week. Ntrrs O. noted: Almonds, soft shell, 2325c; Alberts, 17(jlsc; walnuts,French, He; Naples, ldc; Braxilnuts,123H, peanuts, raw, tK12c; roasted, Foreign Farm Oranges out of market. Lemons Palermo and French, 81 A10 50; dates Io14o per pound; new raisins, layers, are held at S3 60(43 75; London layer 14 154 25; MuFcatel, crown, 110031 IS; double crown, S4 25 fl4 50; Valencia raisins, l4(o15c; Hultana, IttrtUSc; rum figs, 16c; layer figs, t920o; citron, S3ä3öc; curranU,9910c; Turkish prunes, new, HJ15c. FUEL. Coal Is only sold by the hundred pounds. The scale of prices is as follows: Cents. Brasil Block, per hundred Highland grate M iHyt Highland learu ....-. ........... 17 PHttsburg . 31J A n t hracite w,,, öü Brazil nnt , , , , , , 15 Brazil steam 11 lack 11 Virginia caunel Indiana cannei .--. - ("ok k U'c. Wood Is quoted at !1 503-5. GROCERIES Brooms Common, S2 25; medium, 12 60; extra, S3 50. Candles Star, 1920c per pound, summe pressed. M alic per pound. Hotel. 21(U22. Chee.sk Quoted at 12llc for prime to choice factory. Coffee Quiet. Roasting grades of Rio are quoted at 4iVj(24e; fair to good at 2425c: urime at 2fVaö2tii: choice to fancy at 20 i427c; Z&ctT.j tor Laguayra, and oö(äiöo for Java. Molasses New Orleans, 75(gS0 per gallon kick .aroiina, v tc; ttangoon, Patna, sy,M; Louisiana, 9ä9Mc HCGAks New Oneans out of the market, Reäned is quoted at UV'Ollc for A; Hrtilc for extra C; and Ujilc for hard; yellow sugars 9;4(aioo piCEK Pepper, 2S,30c: allspice, 20 c: cloves, 6557oc ;cassia, 50 it-i-ic. Teas Gunpowder ls'quoted at'.TC'löO; lmperisl. ciail 20; Hyson. SI 1 00 .Oolong, 6oc(4 fl; English Breakfast, tMaH c. Tobacco Royal Uem 's quoted at 7,80c ; Mond or Navy, 68(4 Uic; black tobacco. 48 oc; bright navies and quarters, o3jouc; smoking brands 25riötlC Wooden War e No.t nbs per dozen ,S9 5010 ;N o. 2 ditto, 50. No.2ditto.S7 5tt(H;No. 1 Churns, common, per dozen. J0'5u; No. 2 ditto, $9 50; No S ditto, $3 50; No. 1 cedar churns brass bound, S21(22: No. 2 ditto, fJOtSSl ; No. 1 ash chums, lis; No. 2 ditto. 816: No. 3 ditto, S14: stave half bushel measures, 5 50; hoop iron bound ditto, fti 0(47; keelers, five in nest, 12 2i; mea sieves, 14-is, tl; ditto 18, J-H; O U buckets to hoop, tl W'i 10; ditto three hoop 12 852 40 HYRUPS 55&$i. Ralt Lake. Si 1032 IS; Ohio river, fl 801 90. Booa English, T(lc; American, 6$fa7c. Hoaps Indianapolis German, HUc; Procter A uamb'e's and Work's Uerman, 7K5. Babbit's 10(410X. TINNERS' STOCK AND METALS. Trade is good and improving. Tin plate is ? noted. 1C, 10x14. charcoal, flrsl qusllty,S13 OD; IX lölX); 1C. 14i.-,Orooring,Tin,tl25o;IC,20xj.ro.tiiig Tin, Ztx; aud other sizes at the uual proportions ate rates. IVipper bottoms. 35c. Liass kettle, 6lc. No. 27 iron H,c; No. 27 smooth iron C, 7c. Mnt.resbead's gali anlzed Iron, 2ue per cent, d scount from the new list. Zinc, per sbtet. Uo; per cssk, loVyC. Pig tin, Hirail's. fdc: bright annealed wtre.Nos. 0 to 6, 9c per lb, and other numbers at the usual advauc , with a dlcount ot Ztc r briitbt. and 3ic lor LaQUered.by tte bol dly; solder, tin tiers', c. Ctipper sheeting 14 to 15 nz, 65e: plauishtd, 14 lol6z, 43c; bolt copper S8c; botiorax, a.c L-ad Pig. tjic; bnr, tta. Antimony, ire: Babbitt metal, li'Qllc: galvanize lion 20 perceni otfiist; Irou wire, 'per cent orT ll-t:sht-l lion, Nob. 1" to 14, 5c; Nos. It to VO, 6 2 10c; No. i.7, B, bc. Demand acilveand trade good. HAY AND 8TRAW. Nothing new can be reported for this market, and t adr continues dun. llay-Loie llmothy Is quoted at il5(&17per ton irom wagons, light pttsted Is que ted at 118

??i7;and loose ditto at f 16(317, and f2 more from

straw Is selling at itOc per hundred pound, or at li 003.) per load. Hives Best city butchers green bides, trim med, cows, )irloc;ster8, 8c; do kip, Mile: dry nint, iaiinc, green sailed, cured, siuc, as to cure; dry falted, laloc; green calf, per pound, Hgioc; dry calf, 'Ih&Zc; 6heep skins, 25cQ!150, as lu 11UIU113 . OIL. Linseed oil, raw, 92393c; boiled, jrrosc Lard oil, enrrent make, winter strained, DöcftSl, Tanner's oil, btralt'H best, i5(7ve. itmiki' bent, , ooc: Labrador, svtvx3. Kenned coal oil. 144 lljC for standard; gasoline for lamp &(Ti25c: luiuriuauug auu macumery ous.cojjouc. IRON AND STEEL Business is improving and prices are Arm. - Bar Iron inch to 4 inches by inch to 1 incb, 3.4; inch to lji Inch, round, 3.4; other air.ea at regular list prices. Tools Axes, Simmons' patent, S14; ditto plain, f 13 25; Mithawaka silver steel, 122. Cross cut saws. Atkins' improved patent, 00c per foot: ditto half patent, 66c: clipper saws, 65c; lightning, 65c; carriage bolts, 00 per cent, discount irom list. Horms shoks Quoted at to 258 50, and mule 8hoea at S7 25i7 50 per keg, standard brands. Horseshoe nails Putman's iss, 26c; An Sable, 25c; Great Western, 24c; Northwestern, 25e. NAitÄ Quoted atlOd to 6ud at S4 25 per keg, and smaller nurutx-rs at tbe usual advance. Steel isanderson 's best i-.Dglish tcol, 2c; American tool, 20c: spring aeel, 1$ Inch, 12). ".c; 14 inch and over, 11c; mill pick shapes, Hoc. , PROVISIONS. Bulk meats firm ; 8e bid, held at 9c for shoulders; IHc forclear riD; clear 12c. Bscon shoulders. J-jc; packed ; clear rib. 12c; clear, la'.ft llc; breakfast bacon lie Hams are quot-d at 15,vlfic; Lard ; kettle, 1074c ; 6team 13ic Sweet pickled hams, 12(4 13c, SEEDS. Timothy is quoted at 8(33 25; clover at 53 25; flax seed at SI 50. WHISKY Sales at 97c. WOOL Market steady. New wool coming in freely. Quoted for unwashed, 28,430c; for fleece washed. WcilOc. and for tub washed. 45o47c. WINDOW CLASH single Btrccgth 2nd Qnal. Ist Qnal. tf 75 7 25 W 8 75 9 8x8 to 8x10... .9 7 j Xl.S to lOXla... 8x14 to 10x15.. 6 st) 6 75 11x14 to 12x18.. 14x16 to 2.1X20 Discount sixty per cent, off above. CINCINNATI IRON MARKET. Ciscinxati, August 17.1874. Tbe market remains about as last reported. No change from present prices is looked for before the tall months, the Drosrx-ct bei 11 e favor able for a general Improvement In demand with tne arrival 01 mat period. HOT BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton 4 3b? .V. .Hanging hock, io. z, per 1011 81 (4 33 29 J 30 32(4 XI 2t'4 Wl 2ft 3 S44 35 U(4 33 ."SC 33 29(4 30(4 32 29t 29 Hanging Kock, toree, per ton... .... Tennessee, No. 1, per ton Tt-nnewtee, Forge, per toil , AiaDama, no. 1, per ton....-... Missouri, No. 1, per ton. Missouri, No. 2, per ton HOT BLAST STONE COAL. Missouri, No. 1, per ton..... ... Missouri, orge, per tonOhio, No. 1, per ton Ohio, Forge, per ton - Scotch Pig, No. 1, per ton COLD BLAST CHARCOAL. Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, per ton.... Missouri, Car Wheel, per ton. Kentucky, Car Wheel, per ton...... Tennessee, Car Wheel, per ton . Georgia, Car Wheel, per ton.. . ... Alabama, Car Wheel, per ton.Machinery and Forg.?, per ton..... 50(4 55 48ij 52 50(4 55 4S4 52 484 52 4S4 62 45y 48 90(4 95 üiooms, per ton-. ADDY, HULL & CO. MONEY, STOCKS, ETC. New x ore, Aug, .17. Money, il; j per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 57per cent. Sterling exchacg9 dull and unchanged at ?1 864 87 for GO days and SdiQi 90 for sight. Customs receipts, ?5ai,600. Gold dull at lODJ lOO;;, the opening and closing price. Carrying rates. 11J per cent, to flat. The assistant treasurer disbursed 511,000. Clearings, 11,000,000. Governments firm. btate and railroad bonds dull. Stocks opened steady, and atterward became strong, and advanced JQl; percent., tbe liest prices of tbe day being lully sustained at the clohC. Tuegreau-st improvement was in Hock Island. The next in point ot etrength were Western Union, Lake Shore, Wabash, Northwestern common, Pacific Mail, New York Central and Ohio. Pacific Mail was improved on purchases, and the strength of New York Central was due to the fact that the application for a mandamus had been granted to compel Mayor llavemever to sign a warrant for half tbe cost of the Fourth avenue improvement. St. Louis it Iron Mountain was exceptionally weak, and declined to 12, with 11 as the best bid at the close of the second board. Tbe total sales ot stocks for the day were about 80,000 shares, of which 14,000 were Western Union, 14,000 Pacific Mail, 5,000 New York Central, 9,000 Lake Shore, 16,000 Union Pacific, 6,500 Kock Island, 5,000 St. Paul and 5,000 Wabash. GOVERNMENT 8 ECU RITT KS." TQe.W'd Th'r Fri. ml 115 V, 11 117'a unl U7H 111, 487, 8a t. Mon U. H. 's TSL lVQi'llM. 11 IIM'4 1UH 115V, 1104 1174. 117?4 U S 68 eas Ü. 8. 6;s VI. U. 8. C's tJ5 (new). U. 8. 6'S C7 U. H. 'S tjü . U. 8. 10-40 's.Currency 6's. 5 per cent I'd loan111 111 lllW llöVi 117 I 11; 4 117 H7H mil 115S nek 4S7H HO'iUliH 1104 ltev. 11 IIHK 117-! 117 117 117V, II3i Jltt 117 1 1175 1 1 1 11 4S8 111'Ul, ms 109 S I87K uoid. 10!' l9'-i sterline. 487467i, Tbe purchasing prices for Government bonos In Indianapolis vary from the New York quotations oar cent. STATE STOCKS.

Tue. Wu Th'r Fn. Sat, Mon Missouris... S?y4 P3 93 H3 Old Tennessecs 78 78 75 77 76 7 New Tenneasees 78 78 75 78 75 ' 75 New Virginias.. 30 30 30 28 29 30 Old Virginias 00 30 30 30 30 i9 Old N.Carolinas..- i8 18 18 18 1; 18 New N. Carolinas 10 10 10 10 10 10

OENERAI. STOCKS. Tu 's W'd Th'r Frl. Sat. Mon Canton. 50 50 50 50 50 60 W. Ü. Telegraph- 74 75J' 74 74 74 75J Quicksilver 27 28 28 2S 2tijj Adams Express 107-i 1: 9 1U8 108 108 Weils A Fargo Ex. 73 i 73' Ti 73V4 U 73 American Ex Ah W'b m. W4 60 U. 8. Ex.... 67i tt7k tT,yA 67? 67 Pacific Mail 4 40? , 4iV 40 - V4 44 N. Y. Central-. 100 lot mo4 101 102 I02i Erie SZ S2y4 31 3l:,4 82 32Erie, preferred-.-. 41y. 48 47 47 472 47 - Harlem li3 12- i23 123V, 124 124 Harlem, pTd- 125 1VI5 125 Vit 125 125 Michigan Central, tw tw 9 t 69 70 PltUburg brf'4 tV4 t7 mi W4 Wa Northwestern 87i 8fi 7-4 37? S3&i N'thwesfnpref bi K 55 55 65o5 Rock Island tW,'4 9 9S 105 99 1U) N.J.CentraL lOk I0s 105 10 106 lt St, Paul 34S S?4 81i 'MM 34H SuPaul pref- . 62 63 52 WA SO 53 Wabasli 32 32 85 3) 35 3ti Wabash pref 65 fti 5 65 &" 65 Fort Wayne.. . 3 ttt 3 W Vi VJi Terre Haute. . 7 7 7 7 7 7 Tcrn Haute prel. 21 22 23 22 22 :2 Chicago & Alton- !9 101 lm 1U1 ltKl H3 C A A. preten-ed- U3 H4 loö lt- lö U'5 Ohio A Äiississi'pi. 224 22Ji 24 22 23 23 CC.&C t2 02 tu t2 2 63 C- Ii. Q . IU be ."-i l'7 107 1 7 Lake Shore 7; 72-i 72 72 K Indiana Central- 1 I2 12 13- 13 I34 Illinois Central 4 94 VI ttiVj i)3 93 v4 Ü. Pacific stotks 2 2 vVa 2 2ft U. Pacific bonds.... 9 8h 7i-(, W Nf4 C. Pacific bonds Sf 83 81 KiV4 Ki tsffia Lel.ALackawana. 107, lo; lo7ilo74 107 107 Hartford A Krle P4 1 11 iy4 1 1

MARKETS BY TELEURAPH. . NEW YORK. Aug. 17. Klour Is lefs active and prices unchanged; receipts, 12,oou barrels; Bates were made 01 superfine Western and State at 14 70(15 25; common to good extra VveMern and State atfö 4U(a5 8 : good te choice do at S5 85 0S3O; white win at Western extra at lu 3a7 75; extra Ohio at fo 50(U7 ;0: St. Louis at So 80(4 925. itye flour Is steady; sales were made at

meal Is qulft and unchanged: at S3 759 4 'Z-i. Wheal is Jes sales were made u- o JS0: whlte estern at H 3.V4 i 4o. Kye-lsqniet; Bales were made at0u9 c. 1fJ,eU ,tJ":itimU , rley malt-in ,,nlet and anctianaed. Com U a sbaoe better and lews ,7U1 'eceipisii ousneis; sales were made .Ln,,mIx1 wra HÄilfcc; high mixed and yellow Western at HicX2liZ; white Vki- ; ' " " mw. Ale heavy and a shade ,u."u i,ku Dusneis; sales were made I "tw-raIl.e.1 w'n at 45r4-52c; new white at 6n.ie;oM mlxeI at 55c; old white do at 56c. U?rIadia.1- oP-Are nrmj4uya:-l8 firmer and id good demand sales were made of fair to good refining at VHx stc. Molasfeas Is d uil and unchanged. Rice Is dull and unchamced. Petroleum-Is dull; sales were made of crude atJ'.oc; refined at 11.. I'nrpenUneiiales were made at 3ic. Eggs Are steady; sales were made of Western at 17(317Jic Pork-It lower: sales were made of new mess at S23 50. BeefIs quiet ; sales were made of extra mess at f 14 75: t8.01 "W?;. Cnt meats-Are quiet; sales were made of bellies at lie. Middles Are Armsales were made ef long cltar at ll(4l2c. lrd- . f"'0;,,81" were made of prime steam at ill'.1 c Unuerl Arm; sales were made of Western at Cheese Is steadv; sales w-re made of commou to fair nt ic.-l3Uc. Whisky Is lower; tales were made at 51 12. CHICACJc;, ng.!7.-Flour-IsdulI and prices remain unchan.u. Wheat-Is in fair demand at lower rat-.s aud th m,rbi .ih ..! sales were mada of No 1 Cht l07;Hr2Vi spot was bid lör No 1 Chicago spring; sales were made at f 1 ü.P4 seller August; closed at Sltr.-; seller Aug.; c se lerSj-ptemb r; No 3 Chicasro spring at 9t4rejected at öle. Corn-Is d uil and prices area f l!äQ ..,?weri sals were ,aad of No 2 mlipd at if( . -: tlotl at bie hpot; 64'c was bid for seller August ; MVe was bid for seller Septembersales were made of rjec ed at eisic. OatsAre dull and the market is a shade meter enh-o were made of No 2 at :7 spot r seller August ; JT?'hC was bid for seller SrhipmUr- oi, 7 ; Wie at 35!iC Keller all the vear rolZ.etwt t :,. c. Lye Is in fair demand and the market is nnn ; sales were made of No 2 at TYc. Bat ley Is qtiict and the mark! t is weak; sales were made of No 2 at 9Ca95c spot: hO'-oC seller StDtPmh..r IWk Is dull and Drices havedeelinw1 i. f,madV,at "--S, closing st the inside price': Iii Sly. seller Sentemher 17i uiu. di .i.' year. Lard Is dull and prices are lower : snie were made at fi45oräM75 snnt nnui!i,r'r.i ber. hulk meats am firm nnH ri. .noi. rrnchanged. Whisky Sales were made at J7c Krari :ies were made at S12 5o3i;ioo on the track. iJlkft freights Are flrtnor in tnflP 1 o,lac for wheat. On the call board this afterno n Wheat closed at f 1 02!(3l tci seller August; ?ic seller September. Corn closd firm: sales were made at Ooc seller August; Whc seller September. Lecelpts r lour, 5,ooO barrels; wheat. lott.OKi bUSheis: Corn. fc.S.000 husheln mti Ulm K...I.. els; rye, 3,0t0 bu hels; barley, 3ii bushels; mslt, 8,000 bushels. Shipments Flour, 6,'oJ barrels : wheat. 20U.OO0 busheia ; OOm. .ril (Mil Knall. els; oats. 42.UUO bushelx? rve. Ainu hi.i,.iu. ley.ti,(X4j bushels. ' ' ' " " ST. UlUIS, Aug. 17-Cotton There is nothing doing. lour-Is dull and prices remain unchanged. heal Is lu cooa demand at full prices; sales were made of No3red atfl 0!i'vl 11 : No 2 red winter at il 17ViL v.mi rtnti hJ iijKraei. is nominal ; sales were made of No 2 mixed at 6iiati5c at t u 1 mm vMa auu clined ; sale were made of No 2 at 41fr4?c on the iracK and at the elevators. Barley-Is dull aud the market Is nominal: snie Vpn mo.u nt sample lots of Iowa at SI 24. Rye Is firm : saUs were maae of sample lots of No 2 at "jCc. hlsky Sales were made nt'.Mc. l'ork Is firm : sales were made at $24. Bacon lss rong; Fsles were made of small lots of shoulders at 9kc; clear rib sides at 13c; clear sides at 13';c; shoulders at 9$c seller alter September lt;clerrrib sides at 13c buyer September; clear sides at 13"ic buyer September. Lard !s firm with only pAidling sales. Hogs .Are firm; sales were made of SJL, at 86 0 75; bacon at fö50(S,7 87i.Cattle Ihe low grades are weak but the liest qualities are firm; sales were made of wlnterea Texan steers at 3 254 25; Texan cows and heifers at ri..ww, uauecows ananeueisat f&ai: me.hinmon tu. 1,. :mi - .1 mal,, u,vw uujiucis; curn, iu,uoo ousnels CINCINNATI. Aug. 17-Cntton-The market is nnchanged ; salts were made at lti'c. Flour Is steady with a moderate demand: sales were made of family at fj 20t5 Jj. Wheat Market is firm; sales were made of red at fl 051 ts; white at $1 151 20. corn Is steady; sales were made 01 mixed at fiv.vir iiütir. steady ; sales were made of new at 45(448c. RyeIs steady ; sales were made at Me. Linseed Oll is imi-uanKcu ; suies wt re made at Mo.lc. Lard oil Sales were made of winter extra nt f hU lo: ) oi-o1 x4;k .vro una ana unchanged; sales were made 01 fresh at 116ii2c Buttw Is steady with a moderate demand. Cheese Is steady with a moderate dtmand. UiIt fa .1.. I I a . xuia uuiiBiiu nominal; 6ales were made atS2i Iard Is firm; sales were made of summer, iic 01a: aettie jobbing at It!ic. Bulk meats Are quiet; shoulders dull at -ic: sides firm ; clear rib sides at llc; clear ai 12c. Bacon Is steady; sales of shoulders, 9'c. 12 I3c. Whisky Is qniet ; sales were made at o.e. LOUISVILLE, Aug. 17.-Cotton-The market is unchanged; sales were made at lrte. Flour Is unchanged. Wr eat Is unchanged; les were made of red at 95c (4f 1 ; amber at SI 0.51 lo; white atfl 10(4t 15, Corn Is unchanged: sales were made whitest 7l&82e; mixed at 72c. Oats Are unchanged; sales were made of mixed at 50c; white at 55c. Kye Is unchanged; sales were made at 9oc. Pork Is dull and declining; sales were made at f24 00. Bacon Is firm; sales were made at I3c, 13al3c. Hams sales were made of suar-cured at 1515c; plain at 14c Bulk meats Are nun; sales were mane at (ixc. . Lard Sales were made at lbl6c. W hlsky Sales were made at 9 c. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17.-Flour-Is in Improved demand; sales were made of Nonawestern extra lamlly at SO 00&7 50 and Indiana and.OhloaUtt 25(47 00. Wheat-Isdall and weak: sales were made of new red at SI 25(&1 30 and white atfl n5fcl 40. Rye Is nnchangtd. Corn Is firmly held; sa'eswere made of West ein mixed at tö&83c Oats Are actite; sties were made of new white at60i.452c. Butter Is firm; sales were made or choice Western at 22a 25c and fair 10 good at 192Ic Cheese is nominally 12(4l2c for prime Western. Eggs Are Himer; hales were made of fresh Weste n at 2lc Petroleum Is easier; sales were made of refined atll(allc: crude at tas;c in barrels an.. c in bulk. Whisay la steady; sales were made of Western in iron at fl 02. MILWAUKEE. Aug. !7. Flour Is unchanged. Wbeat is weak; sales were made ol No 1 Milwaukee spring at 61 12: No 2 Milwaukee SDriuir at SI t; August at 1 01; September at 1 00. Corn is in lair demand but at lower rates; eaies were made of No 2iuied at 64c Oats Are Bteaiy : sales were made of No 2 at 3bc. Ry is a 6Uaue nrnier; sales were made ol No 1 at 8ic. Barley is unsettled and easier; sales were made of No 2 September at 90c. Freights To Buttalo, 4e: Oswego 7c Receipts Flour, 2 ouu oarreis; wneat. e.uuu Dusneis; corn, 40,ow. bushe;s. Shipineuts-l-lour, 7,000 barrels; wheat, 300 bnsbels; corn, 117,tliü bushels. CLEVELAND, Aug. 17. W heat The market is unchanged; receipts, 7,700 bushels; sales were made oi Not red winter at fl ltf and No 2 re, winter at i 13. Corn is steady; sales woe made ol high mixed at 74c, low rulxtd at 73c and ears on tiack at tü(,70c. Oats Are sUady; iae were made No 1 at 4 c, new No 2 at 43c and white at 4öc. Petroleum is dull and uwcLaugd; sales were made of standard while in car lots at ltc and Ohio State, test to lo0 degrees, at 13c LIVE STOCK MARKETS. INDIANA POUS LIVE STOCK MARKET. Indianapolis, Mondat, August 17. In tbe local market at the yards thee were 250 head offered and nearly all sold. The home demand was sharp and transactions were lively. t rices remain aoounne same as last week. Cattli-. Goou shipping steers. Si 7ömS5 fX): prime butchers stock, H25r,4 75; good to lair, 3 5 ö4 u; comn on, 25t 32o. Hogs Got d, smooth 2wi pounds and over, SS 25 50; ex ti a heavy, fo 7a. SHKKP-Dull, worth 13 3 50. CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK- MARKET. By Telegraph to the Sentinel. Cincinnati, Aug. 17. Cattle Receipts for the wtek. 6,72 bead cattle; 12,'.iS head sheep: 7,412 heau l.ogi-. Ihe market was overstocked with Inferior gi ades, but prime are siarceann firm; some tnieiior ULtold ate held at f 4au&5 50. ti (a 4 Vo, 2 iöia3 Ui. Mi kef and Lambs Sheep were steady, with ample uppy, and beilihg at 3 6Ü&4 7o. Lamos Active at 5U(u5 ?. Moos-Active aid buoyant; ail sold quickly at la 257 75. NEW YORK Ll TOCK MARKET. New Yokk, Aug. 17. Hkkt Ca tti.k Fresh receipts 6, iio heud, inskirg li,taliead lor the week, agsinst lo, 40 bei.d lor the same lime Usi week: quality sotnew bat bett, r 011 an aveiage than lai week; rxarket i-hade fluuer ai an average ot c pooi to uieuiuiu; 1 ativesietr seilii.g at 9 2'xali 2.5; lair to good, 1 11 12 25; prim to exti a, 12 i & 13 v5; (x-ri lair lexsns ö U(u 95ii. Sa ea include Ucais l llco s Meei, sersging7 cwtat UU); ocars do, averaging t)i cwt,

S3 2-. 6 40. Corn

u,c.uu wwer; receipts, 62,;w busbfls; sales were inade of No. 2 Chicago at !1 No. 2 Milwaukee at SI 30l 81; No. 1 spring at Si S4 lot; old winter red Western at 1 27l 29: new winter rvd West t i ai... 1 v. - "5

j i-m m m, - lie W MIHI m m

uiuiu loiair native steersats.i; good to choice native steers at S4 ii j 75. Recti pts-Hour, ,1 0 barrels; wheat, 2.000 bushels; corn, lti.uoo bushels; on ts. OAwjo bushels; b irley, 2,000 bead ; rve, l.tllO bUKhels: IkjS. ljmo houd Shlnmonw-

oars do, aveOMf 7?cwt, at ti ou; i;i-a do, averagli 5 cwt, l ; iars ao. averaging 7 cwt, tl 7ii2 7a; Wears Ken- ocky sUrs, averaging cwt, 12 ö0( W Z3; 18 cars do, averaging s . cwt, IU all 00; w .ears do,avera-mg7cwt,?io?.5i2oo; il carj Texa.ns, ?ew?fe.i'wt' . averaciC cars do, averaging 6 cwt, 4M 6, and cars do, averaging 4;'4 cwt, at IM W per head Sheep and Laxrs The receipts to-dar wer against iiiOi bead la t week. Market barely steady at t6 008 -i; lambs, H 2 Sheep77 "."i"?-",' tü"-?w; ear do, averaging L-! tZ 'crJtucky bDW, averaicing fn-V. nrf ; 7 do' e4 K ö lbs, at 5; 00, fng78 l". at fcw?et'PaUd mkxea's: . I'Pts to-day were 850 head, making f-u) for ihe week.agalns- 7e;3fO head H,-.tal.Ul ,iln lj6t wek? nn ffered alive; Aim at w ÖÖ36; grass let at SVCCti CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET. Chicago, Ang. 17. Hnw CArn.E-The receipts to-lay were 4,i head. The market was fairly act ive for gotKi at nnchanrd pricea. others very aT'P. endin; fctrongly downward. Texans. c .) - . , " ' J w.u. Acinus, 1 fQ.i 10; one lot of extra, nrlm. .hM. . T rviw ai -"-J o M- poor lO good , , , , , , , - w - - --fc. pirr: natives, S2 75& jo.i. cuipruenia, i.'t. netd. Hoos -ltecei pis 7.HW head, quiet and easier, though net hogSKOid at fafceiüöU!: eood c The market was own; grss-fe4 head f SalCS 'ÄSÄ fchlpineuta, ti.OOJ hhkkp ltecelpta, 00 head. The market was quiet and prices nominal at 13 Sukä uo for common to choice. EAST IJBEIITY LIVE STOCK MARKET. East Liberty, Pa Acg. 17-Eeef Cattle Receipts, including Saturday and Sunday, were head: supply good and market brink" for good s ock, but not many on hand; dull on common and scalawags; extra, f612(a5; good. f.j50(i600; common, S4t5 W; stocken! DOTieodenug; bulls, 2 ' . UtKirtri7e',Pt,i Including Satorday and Sunday, 6,(b0 head. Tbe market a little lower but heavy at S8 51x58 V; York rs at t7 tUM7 60. Shekp and IAMtM-Kecelpts, Including Saturday and Sunday, 7,300 beau; none seiling. NEW YORK DAY GOODS MARKET. New York, Aus. 17. Dry Goods Business fairly active with domestic commission houses, and a moderately increased jobbing trade was efiected : cotton eoods aenem 11 v nn t hnt ces nominally unchanged, allhongh low grates of bleached ihirtlugs were weak at slightlv lower prices: cotton flannels are firm; aide band prints selling freely; woolens quiet; dornet. I in and foreign dress-gwOds are more active, PITT8BCRU PETROLEUM MARKET. PrrTSMURO, Aue. 17. Crude Is steady; sales were made at st3(j5c,bid at river; 7oa76c do at wells; Refined is quiet ; Philadelphia deiivery otTered at li; ' CHICAOO LUMBER MARKET. ciiicAr.o, Aug. 17. LrxBER Market rather FOREIGN MARKETS. IX)NDON.Aug. 17. Amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day 1 121,000. Rate of discount in theopen market for three months bills is 3 per cent- being per cent, below P-ank of Kngland rates. Consols, on account, 1-2; d-LUs of iNft, U: do 18J7, lUf i; lo-4c. ii.3; 5;. Y. Central, 91; Erie, 30; Erie, preferred, 4j. ' Pari, Aug. 17. Rentes, 3f 92) js. Franki-okt, Aug, 17-5-20s Ot 1102,1. Liverpool, Aug. 17 cotton is steady; middling uplands, 84K; Orleans, a8. Sales, 12,0uo. bales, Including 2,'ji.O Dales lor speculation and export, and 3,000 bales American. Tallow, 4is 3d. Petroleum, spot, 8. Ert-adstufls IrJ, 02s. Bacon,. 52a Od; long 'clear middiea. 54s 6d. JEDIOAIj SPEOIALTliid i Twenty -five Years' Bxpeiienoe. MEDICAL OFFICE OF DR. ROSE No. 38 West Market street, oae square North of Bates House. OFF1CS HOURS 4) a. au pt 4 r. and 7 to t f. x. Sundays, 1 to 4 f.x. Dr. Rose, the great sepciaiki,aekUrfs his attention exclusively to the treatment of Chronic and Long standing Maladies. Dr. Rose's suooesr in the- treatment of all Throat- and Long complaints, Pneumonia, Astnma, BjonchiUs, Consumption, etc, etc- is unprecedented. NASAL CATARRH speedily and pcnnanenUy cured. Rapid relief afforded In Dyspepsia, diseases of the Liver and afiections of the blood , Nervous Debility, Female Com plain is of every character receive especial care, and treated with the most pleasing result. 1a performing rpeedy eures of Private Diseases or complaints of the Genital and Urinary Organs, Dr. Kose's rem edits icEVKB fail. Radical cures guaranteed wlLhont loss of time or change of diet. VDr. Rose will be pleased to rnrnlsh Inquirers tbe most convincing proofs of his marvel onn success. Private e nsultatlon rooms connected with office. Charges in accordance with circumstances of patient, Oohsultatiok 1 xn, Address all communications to DR. P. W. BOSK, No. S8 West Market St Indianapolis, rrvd. GRAND MUSICAL JUBILEE AND G-I-FT CONOERT, To be held at 8I0UX CITY, IOWA. Aug. 31. SIOO.OOO In valuable Gifts tobe disirionted among ticketholders. Read tbe following list of pi ixsa: 1 CASH TRIZE of t lo,nuo 1 . 6.00 1 l.0 3 20 40 100 " f500, liki If 2.KJ0 2,000 2.500 8,0 32,060 M 60.1 M i 6 " - 10., 62 Prizes of Real Estate. aggregatinz in value . SJ7,9J0 x rice 01 ao mission to tne urti n concert and one chance in the dlsirlbutlo, 43. Two ticket, V For further particulars address the managers and proprietor s. N. HATTEN KAi ll a VO Sioux City, Iowa. T DAILY SENTINEL 4 in all 9 delivered pari ot tbe city ai 25 Cents per week, Including Sunday. Orders left at the BeHinel Office Counting Room will tm oeive prompt attention. N Oll TO HHINdr l'T.110Ä HELL BLAL l.SIATt. TO täte of Indiana, Marlon ccunty; Marion Civil circuit Co rt. Notice is hereby given that Pamcel Cory, ad nunifirator or the estate of Stulln Kates, de-i-eHM-d, has filed his peiltlon to sell tbe real enla e 01 Ihe decdenl, his personal being Insufficient to pay bis debts; and that tai l petition will he he d at the next term of the Mai loa Civil Circuit vourt or sai l county, ng 18,1874. Attett: WM. J. W Li. ACE, Clerk, M.f. C C Mati'tu County. Tavlor. Rand A Taylor. Attorney s lor Admin istrator. grtEOlLY ITUiH. All forms of Venereal, Private and Chronic Di ases, st the Indiana Mtdicai lulltute. No sh Knt cky avenue. The proi rleiois aie graduaieofthe Medl' al 1VJ1 gen 01 r-t. linuisand thoseof Eastern (ties, are 101 gr established. a; d the m st surcei-felui, ss 1) lr extensive city prcicr will prove. Ape, with ix perl en ce.es n b relied on. 'I o respoi.t-ihle enoiit. V E IXJNT O'M.FfT OUR UK UN1II CUr ED. PrtböüßlPTIUW FREE F01 tbe speedy cure 01 s.mirnl Weakress, Lost Manho'ju. and all dhotders LrouaLt on bv In discretions or rxcetse. Any di tiktlst has tha ingredients. Addrerts DR.-a HlLlON A CO QncinnaU, Ohio.

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