davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

n straightforward consistent Republican, and he
thought il unkind in Nr Edmundsl thus to
misoonstrue his remarks He INF. SARGENT DID not
wish to he that he appealed to religi
Gus prejudices He merely referred to the influence
tend 70 siren gthen IT. He did not why Congress
should be putting its into all the affairs OF the
hotel keoper. and railroad companies, as II was not
author zed ~ do 80 by the llth Amendment. II Con-
gress could 20 into hotel aud inquire what klnd or
bed a had, It might inquire now Ills dinner was
cooked.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. sargents amendment
and IL was rejected-Yeas I6 NAYS, %.
Mr. EDMuNDs moved 10 amend the frat section by
inserting the words "cifzens and other" so t wou!d
read that all and other persons within the
OF the United states shall be entitled TO the
full and equal euiOymcnts," 0;c. Agreed 10.
The hill then reported TO the senate, and the
amendments made IN Committee OF the Whole were
agreed to- II then read third time, and passed
Yeas 29 Nays, I6, az follows lRepublcaIs in Roman
Democrats Italics and Liberal Republicans III small
cauitalsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
sATrRnAY,s PASSENGER LIST.

The following is the list of the passengers
who sailed from this port on Saturday by the various
European lines
FOR LIvERPOOL-Ia steamship Battle MAY 23-Mr 4. P.
sartors Ms saItor' m and man servant Mr. smith MISS
Cora A. Smith, Master Geoge g. smith hase Orn'nd smth, r.
Anger. Mr. Alger Mis- l. G. Ager and maid Mrs " B SpI-
Osden, Mrs Van Lld Mr. r. Macpherson Mrs NJ Gara NJ $
4. Williams. Mrs A. Homer :. ~ Mead, hfs a,u nria'
Alex G. Ch.mers G. W Grrgory Bsa knight. Mr., Knight MIR
Iass .11 Ss NJ i Fs a9 s s Ssr
walker john Rosen.eh r. H. Looms cba+ T. Roper hrA
KTor and sfTsn OctaTus Cohen Ms Cohen Will Ms Wild
child J4' H. Gator Jos a. TAYLOR James H. Qu1lan Edmond NOLAN
Geo K Narar Nciurney Hunter WIN. H. Chapman Capt A. II
P,p1, Mr. Pspps Rev DR. stockbridg Stockbrdg Master
stocEblge. Ma Neson Llaingen, Miss Jennie La5ngion X
Piras Holding, K. BIby a. Tate g. H. Davidson, C. A. El
FOR LivERPOOi-Fn steamship Cty or Richmond NAV %
Ms e. er Thompson Miss AFcloI Mrs. Buny, John
g. Dale el family and servants VI Bmnef ,nd sie IS laan
J. Caroin Mr. Dunn g. HTiey, M Ristrugh, NJ Turner T.
TLerer JOsepA Gown Anderson D. CaroAn Mrs bri1oIr W
infant Misses SantOn Mrs Gorion Nonle chill
Misses Wyatt aad Mrs watt, Henry H. storrs and W,
Share. stor,s A. k,Ial NJ D. snd S Nv" y Ir'
SIR KIrc7f-r John Crooks anu wife Mss CaEie d. bis hI
stewart, NJ IS Douga. CLARA Dou las e. Pearce aud vie T. H.
Thoma. ialy Alex lIeudcr.on aud vie Mas LYDIA rhomgou
samuel Simpson vile NJ Charlton M Bac4eT Dir John Niles
MT Moarn Marer, Henry LonsaI Gahsn 8 H. an lngen
X. Heey, Samur Co.le ieny VI SACKS ani Nis hs F-A
p Cherry A DE Wolf Thomas AlTeeheaz M Wrsges"oFu
PoR fIvgpPoor-Fr sear1snfp 4la 23.-ar.. p. r..
doh .n Iaugur Shaw, Dr. A. Stcng and wife,
Walter kvsn Arieo r. Peeley Mss Evans Cha Barlow Philip
A. omer Mr. and Miss Agnes Martin aud maid p
Moran sslyin. r. Need the Rev and Mrs A. w WI
Isms b. Andaaes, ; Deaoe b. Bose, ~ and Ma Cha, L.
Piagee Bensmn Pigues HeqreR hr Brahn W. and ME-
Penlero enid AID NJ aud Ms g @nsa aGs fa'
Charles spear ini children M aud ts "Ae' ms T. l.
Lake J 81 II. NJ. Merton Mss hefHn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
motion was made in the Court Of Common
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

Thomas Gill and Ella Morton were committed 10
the obs jecday Jefferson MARKET Police Cont for keep
ing dore house PortV Of the inmates Of the house we're
msniei foi further examination.
Maria Anderson was arraigned yesterday before
Birby Essex Market Police tu the charge OF
stealing wallet containing ~ from the pocket Of H AaT Jane
bugrr Of No. % Boalway The complainant testified that tie
robbery occurred while she attending Mas in 81 Tcresss Roman
Catholic Church. at Henry and Rnige Tie Prisoner occupied me
and hit with hef hand Ms Bigger pocket
Tue committed IN default Of 81 900 bail
Early Yesterday morning as William Bradley was
passing through Bayai be attacked BY nan.d
Cornelns Rice Of No 81 BaSers and James Gogns OF No -
knocked rfeI pocket. 30
a II The thieves ihen
OF s and hat and a Wien he recovered BIS
Bradley told h' The rflu
arrested bor time aerwau bu neter the moIey nor se
coing found in their They locked ~ Ia de-
81 ande TOlbs Pshca Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

The motion was opposed by these gentlemen on the
that patent was peculiar personal privilege
conferred tire United States q patentee recog
milton OF merit and that OF the could deprive
HIM VI this rvilege against his consent wish. De-
cision was as usual reserved and patentees will look
FOR IL with considerable anxiety, i ia OF vital interest
10 them.
A motion was made in the Court of Common
Pleas Chambers, Judge Joseph T. DAILY presiding, on
Saturday 20 open judgment obtained against Michael
Norton and Thomas Canary, as indorsers upon note
s. 900 OF william sharkey who escaped rom the
TOmbs months ago. The grounds OF the motion
that Norton and Canary did not have due notice OF
protest note and that. N opportunity was ar
fUrded them, they would prove, aud thus estaDrh
their n0niaDlty. Decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

Mr. and Mr.. Robert Ph sad md infant Ms. Emma Yosse w,
and Mrs shaw Mr. and Joseph Reader Ms Bomps. " .
Moore Hines Arthur snshy No. Jam rh.n ~
Habien NJ Marsh infant c1'
no. Mr. and b. Rsdxek, Mrs. strange. Mrs hese ss
Master Rose George Jones' Mr.. and Mr.. J. Ibsles
Grsgor Alexander Ma H. C. Van Tine. Tboa "csa Hon
Mr.. Mct Glloek
FkOM sAvAyHAH-Is s,,dmshp cieop6f-n MAY 5asecr
Law az. and daughter Miss Jones Psnch G Philips SID
wife, Miss Inasn NJ. Bebe and nflDt. Mis- NJ Asaio
~ Mss,ett Carv Minnie sullivan fr. kpen hsnov
Msr1usnd the Fv J. b. Burr and rifs C. G. Robins "a
ney b. Maase G lrrnetle Henry Stsges. A. 3lnson T. n
T. C. Merritt v tttle,r Prsak ROCKWELL " Pnser Wild,
A. s. Adsms " Hall T. g.rrman n FINK. J. L. PARA. j. H.
Penon, &. &. Pnney, rbos. Wood. H. G. Hofa@n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
\ VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD FOR EXCES
slVE CHARGES

CHICAGO, May IA special 70 The T1b-
une from Springfield that the case Of the people
against the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company was
called Saturday In sdnganOn County Circuit Court
and the counsel for the people announced their readi
ness 10 proceed with the trial Tue defendants eOhzsel
proposed an arrangement to the paiQth counsel, TO
allow the people 10 take Judgment Oy default provided
the defendants allowed to have record IN the case
upon which appeal 10 the Supreme Court Ths propos
ton was declined the went Ia trai Tue defend
ants counsel then fled their objections 10 further proceed
ngs in and the adm sion in evidence oi the
schedules OF proposed By the Railroad Comms-
soners Of Illinois, and 10 all other evidence and to the
several instructions OF the Court. not waving thereby
any right claim that the nas been removed lIo
tdc jurisdiction OF this court. Plaintiffs counsel po
duced witnesses 10 the allegations IN their deca
AMI offered the Railr Dad COnmssloners schcdule
To the char ged by the Railroad company
IN excess OF the rates "prma facie hii9Neu ny
law and thus established charges OF eXtOrf0n Ihe Jury
returned verdict for the plaintif' Tor s3U II ~ no'
known The step OF the defense VIII he Pihln
tfs counsel Will, at the proper time, move lOI eAeCu
tion against the property of the Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
nECISIONH-NIAY %.

Supreme Court Chdmbrs-By Judge Donohue.-
schof Gardner Porer-Memo-
Colt Pearse-OFier
granted.
SaDeri0r COurt-SDecidi TeTm-Bv Judge Van Worst.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church Naturalization Taute
De;1 Dietz-Orfer setiei AMI signed
Watson ag. LoTd.-Menon granted
Common Pieas-SDeciaf TCrm-Bv judge j. +. Daily.
johnson AIT JohnonDeer Of separation Boierck AZ kssn
Motion; memorandum. Stude RoSshoou for leave to tar
costs denied opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25
SERIOUS REBELLION IN BowDOIN COLLEGE.
d L. tLlLI.

FEklOlS hLbEl.i-t ON IN hONbOA' NCA-4-A~N-'
Brunswick, Me-, May .4.-Ihe students OF
Bowdoin College have for time past manifested III
various ways their opposition to mill tary dril when Is
required OF them, and Friday the Sophomore anu
Freshmen classes held meetings and agreed not 10 dr
again, all the members of the two classes. excepting
two 5ophomores signing paper 70 that eject Inv
two sophoOres who refused 10 sign the paper were he
only students present the parade grpun1 AT tne
usual hour for drill saturday morning. lac JUNIOR
also ned meeting and look similar action, itsr "h'cu
there a Joint mcrtiug ~ three Classes, aud an
agreement guOd that the suspension or eKpi4n'oh
one uuuDor would DE considered hy tIsh A.
the ssp ,nsion eXrui.Ou " all. Tue faruItS nave
the M ter under Iteration, and 10 Is sid t.ey W..
insist t. stIltts rcct ..ns from their postum VI
uluu!sinn viii follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

Commerce reported n bill TO constitute MONTGOMERY,
Ala. a port OF delivery, with Deputy Collector ~
$500. Passea. o,-or.o
Mr. BURCHARD rep, M, from the Conference
Committee bill facilitate the etportatoh Vi
distilled spirits, lrted substitute. Ordered W NC
printed, TO be called up hereafter.
The House, them at $50 O'CLOCK, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

Sun ID Moon ~ss.... VI
pAT-A
Sandy Hook $40 TOYS Isaad... 392 He'll Gate Ferry. 81
DAP
s,-dv uook 333 Gov Islanc . 400 Hell Gate Ferry. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

MeSsrs. Morton, Cameron, Hitchcock Chandler, Ferry
ich). sherman ana Logan, who would have voted Tor
the BILL were paired with Messrs SecensOn, Thurman,
Triton, Baydrd. Dennis GOtdLUcd't, and Gordon, who
would nave voted against 10.
When the announcement was made by the Chair that
the bal was passed. 10 OF - cOl0rcd in the gallery
where they had been all night, applauded.
Dir. CONKLING rep, y. " moved that when the
Senate adjourned it be to meet on Monday next.
Agreed
Mr.. CONOVER C2ep., Fla.) said that when the vote
taken the bIl he was IN the restaurant down
stairs HID ne present he would have voted tor It,
Mr.. MORRILL, rep, Me- moved that the Senate
take M the Deficiency Appropriation bbi. Agreed TO-
The senate then, at 7:I5 after continuous SEES
sion Of 20 hours, adjourned TIL Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

P1Rr IV.-Adiouued 70, the Term.
PART v A. olrned for The Term
GENERAL sEs0S-Psr L-RecDr1er HACEErr-Juius saner,
perurv. PAIR Il.-Aijourned unt. IGesilY
APpEAs-iLBaNY Nav 23rhe nnoWiny Is The
Appe calendar ior Monis7, May 20; Nos 90
81. o., III. 100, liJ, l5l, l25, 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-25

The following is the list of the passengers
who sailed from this port Saturday by the various
European lines:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21

woods quoted at "a 5O@5.
GROCERIES
BRooMs- Common, 81 Is: medium, 81 50; ex-
CANDLES 10000 per pound, summe-
pressed, lSsl4c per pound: Hotel; 2l@2:
CoFFEE~sirong. Roasting grades of Rio are
quoted at 232924c; fair to good at 24Z@25c /;
prime at 2513g2612; choice to fancy at 26H
@27c; 2611@271zc for Laguayra, and S5@36c for
MOLAssEs-New Orleans, 75@SO per gallon.
RIcE.Carolina, 99iOc; Rangoon, SH9S1z,
Patna, sz9@s; louisiana, s1zc:
Refined is quoted at llAgll1Sc for A; 1OA9llc
for extra c; and l2@l211c for hard; yellow sugars
sPI6Es. Pepper. 2sSsec; allspice. lss92Oc:
cloves, 609IOc ;caSsia, 5O000c-
TEAS -Gunpowder is quoted at 75c@sl 50; I'm
perial, 6Oc@sl 20; Hyson, Sl9l 10 :Oolong, coca
81; English Breakfast. COOS c.
TOBACCo-Royal Gem is quoted.at 7597Sc; Mond
or Navy, 53960c; black tobacco, 48d50c; bright
navies and quarters, 5S@6Oc; smoking brands
25@5Oc.
ditto, IS $685. No. ditto, 81 SOFAS; No. Churns,
common, per dozen, $40 80; No. ditto, 50 so;
No ditto, IS 80; No. cedar churns brass
eSaT%s 10 ditto s 40 to s N9
half bushel measures, IS 50; hoop iron bound
sleeves, l4-is, s.; ditto IS, $50; q buckets
two hoop. g. 0o@2 10; ditto three hoop y SS@2 ~
sAIT-Lake, s. 1902 Is; Ohio river, 81 sOal 80.
SoDA-English, TOTO; American, 61z97c.
oAPs-Indianapolis German, exc; Proctor Il
CANDLES and Works German, 1910. Rabbits
109l0%.
HAY AND STRAW.
Nothing new can be reported for this market,
and trade continues dull.
Hay-LOOse Timothy Is quoted at Sl59l6 per
ton from wagons. Tight pressed is quoted at SIG
@l7 and loose ditto at sl69l7, and 81 more from
store.
STRAw-Is selling at sO@4Oc per hundred
pound, or at 81 50@5 per load.
IRON AND STEEL.
Business is improving and prices are firm.
BAR IRON IL inch to inches by Is inch to
sizes at regular list prices.
HORSE sHoEs-Quoted at So 25@6 50, and mule
shoes at 81 25@7 80 per keg, standard brands.
Horse shoe nails-Putmans S. &c; Au Sable,
Csc; Great Western, 24c; Northwestern, 25c.
NAILs-Qucted at l0d to God at "a Is per keg,
and smaller numbers at the usual advance
STEEL-Sanderson best English tool, Csc;
American tool, zoe: spring steel, IL inch, 121zc;
Ia inch and over, lie min pick shapes, 30c.
Tools : Axes, simmons patent, Sl4; ditto
plain, Sl3 Is; Mishawaka silver steel, 81. Cross
cut saws, Atkins improved patent, 55c per foot
ditto half patent. 55c: clipper saws, SIC; light
ming, &c; carriage bolts, 90 per cent. discount
from list.
Lard oil, current make, winter strained, Ss9sOc
Tanners oil, Straits best, 65@7Oc. Banks best,
00@65c; Labrador, @@S5c. Refined coal oil, l4@
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21


NEW YORK, July 20.
This has been the dullest day of the season
in Wall street, with not single feature OF
interest.
Money easy at 2@3 per cent.
Prime discounts, 511@7 per cent.
Custom receipts, S570, 900.
Sterling exchange dull, with actual bust
ness at 81 81 for 60 days and 81 S9@4 S911 for
sight
Gold opened and closed at 110L.
Carrying rates, 2 and 8 per cent, and
fiat.
The assistant treasurer discussed S25l, 900.
Clearings, S25, 100000.
Governments firm at improved Prices.
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds fraction lower.
Stocks opened dull and afterward be-
came firm and somewhat active, but closed
weak at decline of a to per cent, West
ern Union, Lake Shore, Northwestern and
Pacific Mail leading the decline.
Among the sales to-day were 10000 shares
of Lake Shore; 1900 Western I'm ion; 5000
Pacific Mail, and 5000 st. Paul.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21
DRY GOODS

In reviewing the trade of the past few weeks
sales are fully upto those of the corresponding
weeks of last year, and the volume of business
would probably have been greater thro ugh the
entire spring except that credit has not Deen so
literally extended as heretofore. Those styled
good merchants are buying frequently and mod
erately, and indications lead TO the belief that
n fair sorting up trade will continue throughout
the season. collections are fair and prices are
strong and tending to advance. Quotations of
some leading brands are as follows:
&c; Stark, l21zc.
TIcKING-Omega,s 30 inch ,221Sc; Amoskeag, AGA.
I eas &c. a. extra e Sonse e extra - Msas c Lev
town, 81 inch, 26D7l4c; ditto, 81 inch, &c; ditto
~ inch, 209@2lc; Plaid, 2ic,
SHIFTING STRIPES american, 6-3, 12c; 3-3, lie;
Whittenden, lSc, l4c, and l5c Union, lac. l6c and
BATr1NG-Ordinary, I21zc middling, l5@l7c:
CARPET CHAIN-white. SOc colored. SIC: COW
PRINTs-Washington, American, Richmond,
Oriental, Connestoga Merrimac 91zc; light styles,
SIC: dark. 91{c; Francies; Ice; Green Stripes, 90
ard Shifting Prints, S11c AIboin solid colors, &c.
Peabody suitings. &c.
ll@IlHc; Vaudeville, lie; Idaho. l01sc; New
Albany, lOhc; Stark, A, li1ac; Laurel, D., lie;
B Bedrd H 9s ra Pepp A &c. Pepp b.
Pepp. r., l01ac; Pepp K III
BLEAcHED Observation-Disclosures 31zc; Hope,
e, 12c; 4, lie; Dwight star, l21zc; Vaughn, Xxx,
SIC: Red Dog, TIC; Quaker, SC; Cambrics, Ions
dale, l892c: Young Warrior, l5c; Jabez Knight,
ll1zc.
Bic: Stark, SIC; Union, 25c; Banner, SOc.
FISH-Are going off rapidly. White are sell
ing per half barrel at S. 50@7; quarter barrel 50 So
ki.s, 81 30. Family white fish, half barrel,
S595 50 quarter 81 60@2 IS: kits, 81 l0l Is; Cali
fornia salmon. per half barrel $40 50; kits, So 25
Mackerel, new mess, per barrel, s26: half bar
rel, sS 50; quarter barrel, 81; kits % Is; extra
No. half barrel, $50; kits, 81 40@l 70; No. half
barrel, So SOAR quarter barrel % 50 kits 81 l 90
Cod fish, 5@7c. Lake herring half barrel, s5a5 50 ;
quarter barrel, 81 d kits, 81 10: Holland her
ring, per keg, 81 80. No smoked herring per
box, 40c; scaled, 45c Halibut, smoked, l5c;
No spring pickle rel, half-barrel, "a IS; quar-
barrel, 81 so; kits 81 10; skinned cat, half
barrel, 81 50; quarter barrel, So IS; kits, 81 go.
Cement is quoted at SIS per barrel. Plaster
Paris-Michigan, $3.50 per barrel; Newark, 81 per
per oushel. White sard, 81 per barrel. Fire
brick, SS5 per NJ. Fire clay, 75c per bushel.
Building brick, s6.50Gy according to quality
Lath, pine, at So so. Hair, 40c per bushel. Nails
los and Gus. s46O; IS and 9s s475 is and rs, S. As
S5.2o.
FRUITS. NUTS. ETC.
Are in good demand at firm rates. The quota
tons below will be found to be nearly the same
as last week.
NUTLQuoted: Almonds soft shell, 23625c !:
dlberts l79loc; walnut French, lie; Naples, l5c
Brazil nuts.n@l4c, peanuts, raw, S9l2c; roasted,
llA@l2h
FoRE1GN FRUITs-oranges. box SO OO@ll co..
are held ct s. 6O@S IS; MuscateI, crown
q OO@4 .; double crown, 81 2594 30: Valen-
si es T 1se sve @5s s %55sna lS%sc dTgm
currants, 9glOc; Turkish prunes, new, l49l5c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, July 20.

The market for cattle showed but little vari-
alton from usual features. AS Kingan & Co.
have suspended hog killing for short time the
hog market is less clearly defined by daily tran
sactions, those bought being for shipment.
Prices sharp and the demand good. The
quotations and comments for last Thurs
day are in order to-day. Good smooth
l,l00 to 1850 lbs. fat shipping steers were
worlh "a IS to s. Is prime butchers cattle, 81 80
IS CO., fair flesh heifers and cows o. 80 to 81 %
common, 81 rs to So IS bulls dull at 81 90 to 81 25
Good cattle in demand; common thin cattle dull
and hard to sell. There are too many thin cattle
for the market, and will go lower. Good fat
cattle will not get much lower.
The supply Of hogs has not been equal to the
demand, and sell quick S. 50 to S. 81 for smooth
100 lbs. and upwards. Pigs and shoats, 81 90 to
81 80.
The sheep market East is very dull. They are
selling here in carload is at So 00 to So 80 for
smooth, fat sheep, and 81 90 to 81 rs for mixed
common grades.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. TUESDAY JULY 81 1874.
l41zc for standard; gasoline for lamp 2O@25c;
lulbricating and machinery oils, 3s@60c.
TIMERS, STOCK AMI

l41zc for standard; gasoline for lamp 2OG25c
lulbricating and machinery oils, 3s@6Oc.
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS.
Trade is good and improving. Tin plate Is
quoted &c, l0xl4 charcoal first quality $l3 co. TX
$500; lC l4x20 roofing Tin sl2 50; &c 2x2S roofing
Tin, DC and other sizes at the usual proportions
ate rates. Copper bottoms. 35c. Brass kettle,
bic. No. n iron B, &c; No. q smooth iron G, &c.
Mooreshead's galvanized iron, zoe per cent. dis
count from the new list. Zinc, per sheet lie: per
cask, lO1zc- Pig tin, Straits, soc; bright an
nealed wire, Nos. TO g. &c per 10, and other num-
bers at the usual advance, with discount of DC
I bright, and 3Oc for Laquered, by the bundle;
solder, timers, lSc- Copper-sheeting IA to Is or
SOC: planished, IA to 10 o. 53c; bolt copper 3Sc
bottoms, BE Lead-Pig, sc; bar, SC. Anti
mony, lsc: Babbltt metal, l2@l4c: galvanized
iron ~ per cent off list; iron wire 30 per cent of
list; sheet iron, Nos 10 to IA, SC; Nos. Is to 20
2 lOc; No. q, b, 51zc Demand active and trade
good.
PROVISIONS.
Bulk meats firm and quite at TIC for Shout.
oersi S12c sor clear rio; clear 1Oc. Bacon Shout
ders, SIC; packed clear rib, lO54c clea', ll@
1l1sc; break fast bacon lie Hams are quoted al
l5gl51zc; Lard; kettle, ll1zc; steam uc- Sweet
picked hams, l29l3c.
SEEDS.
Timothy is quoted at SOS Is; clover at IS Is
fax seed at 81 so.
WHISKY-Active at 9ic.
WOOL-Market steady. New wool coming In
freely. Quoted for unwashed, 2Sa30c; for fleece
washed, 3S94Oc, and for tub washed, 45947c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21

l.. Sheeran, collector of customs at Kodiak
Alaska, has in his possession Aleutian
mummy, procured from a cave on Kodiak
island. The mummy is described by cor
respondent of the Alaska Herald as simply
"skin and bones" He is now. and was
when found, sitting in crouching position,
his head turned to the right, his face directly
on line with his right shoulder. When tie
skin is touched it sounds like drum. Part
of his hair is on and his moustache is perfect.
Portions of his skin remain, and bis tarba-
saux (boots) are nearly perfect. 1t is worthy
of mention that, although the mummy has
been exposed for over q year, there is no
change percepti5le. The implements found
with him denote that many years have
elapsed since the gentleman was deposited
in toe cave.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21

quoted at 4Oa45c; alcohol at 81 s5@2, alum, per
s5@3sc; cochfneal, per pound, sOgs5c; chloro-
form, per pound, 81 10 al >; copperas, barrels
per pound. 293c cream tartar, pure, 45947c; IN
digo, per pound, 81 O9l 30; licorice, Calab, per
pound. genuine, 45950c; magnesia, carb. OF,
per pound, S0940c; morphine, p. & w. ounce,
oil, castor, No. /. per gallon, 81 l5,s2 25;
oil, bergamot. per pound, N@7 so; opium,
tile. fr.. l49I6c; soda, bicarb, Kegs, per
pound, 7GSc; salts, epson, per pound, 4@5c;
rett's, per case of dozen, sl6; sulphur, -four.
per pound, 596c; saitpetre, per pound, l0@2oc:
turpentine. 50d6Oc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21

LONDON, July 2.-The rate of discount in
the open market for three months bills is 81
per cent, which is "a per cent below bank
rates. The amount of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank OF England on balance to-day is ell 600.
Consols, G2@S2ss, for money, and 825kd92Sz
on account. American securities-5-As Of 1865,
1854 do. of 1867, 1922; l04Os, 1867; new 5s 1881
NewYork Central, 92 Erie, 3O1z Erie, preferred ,
Az; tallow, Ais; linseed Oil, 27s 9d@2Ss.
LIVERPOOL, July 2.-CotUon-The market is
middling Orleans, SD Sales to day 200 bales.
of which 200 bales were American, and 1000
bales for speculation and export. Breadstuffs
quiet Corn, 37s; cheese, SOS.
PARIs, July 20.-Rentes 6if. 671zc c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21

The second unto n convention, for tie
promotion of holiness in life through IL e
Lord Jesus Christ" opened its session last
week at Ocean Grove, n. J. The Ocean Grov Q
association has given the convention the
use of its beautiful camp grourd dis. The call
nent clergymen ofthe Presbyterian, Baptist,
Congregational, Protestant Episcopal, Meth
odist Episcopal, and Friends denominations
in various states of the union. Its object ia
to promote true christian brotherhood
among all sects of christians. No denomi-
nation of christians is excluded from it.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-21
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July 20.-BEEF CATTLE-The re-
ceipts for the week, $3.50 CATTLE 1916 sheep $500
hogs. Better supply and more active demand,
closing &c higher nearly all selling at 81 50G5 So
SHEEP-SupPly large. but mostly for shipment,
closing quotation, some left at sS O0@4 Is; lambs
active at 81 SOFAS 70.
HoGs-Strong and active; all selling at IS IS