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NOTICE
Tax-fsaycrs
OF
Revenue District No. Two.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that pursu-
~ ant to the requirements of an Act of the
Legislature OF the State of California, entitled
An Act levyng tax for State purposes, for
the twenty fourth and twenty fifth fiscal years,
and to provide for the enforctmen thereof, ap-
proved March %, 1874 there has this day been
delivered to me the Duplicate Assessment Ro Is
of Revenue District No. 2. of Placer County,
Calif, rnii for each of said fiscal years, (lS12I3
and iS13-74) and that the taxes entered thereon
will become deln quent on the first Monday of
uly, 1874, and unless paid prior thereto twenty
five (25) per cent. will be added to the amount
thereof.
W L. MUNSON
Tax Collector of Revenue District
No. 2 Placer County, Cal.
Auburn. May 1lth. 1874. n39-7w
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GENERAL DIRECTORY
Government Of the Untad s...

Governmental Of the tinted s+.%..
THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE.
Ulysses s. Grant, of Illinois, President of a..
United States. VI the
Vice-President: Henry Wilson, of Massacbus.,..
THE CABINET:
Hamilton Fish, of New York, Secretarv ot O..
W. A. r chardson Of Massachusetts,. Secro.a''e' "a'e'
of the Treasury
James Belknap, of Iowa, Secretary of Wa
George E. Robeson of New JERSEY. Secrato..
the Navy. OF
c. Delano of Ohio, Secretary of the Intor;o-
Geo. II. Williams, of Oregon ATTORNEY CT,
John A. j. Cresswell, OF Maryland, Postms.ta.l..
General
THE JUDICIARY:
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED srArrs.
;....;;.l.,;.,,;;.. Chief Justice.
Nathaniel Clifford. of Maine, Associate Ir..,.
David Davis, of Illinois,
Noah H. Swayne, of Ohio 90
Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa, g
Stephen J. Field of California
Wm. Strong, of Pennsylvania, i"
JOS. p. Bradley, of New jersey. "
Ward Hunt, of New York
UNITED STATES ARMY.
VIM. T. Sherman, of Ohio, General.
Phil. Sheridan, of Ohio, Lieutenant Genera,
UNITED STATES NAVY.
David ID. Porter ................Ad Admira,
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
j. S. Tiger, A. A. Sarrsn,
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
nhas. Clayton .....-..............l lst District
Il. F, PaSe,, .......... I'd District
J. X. Luthell, ..................3d Sd Distr;c,
5. Q. Houghton n.............. .4h District
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENIrE
OFFICE, 4rH DISTRICT;
Alfred Briggs. Observation-Disclosures. Collector
Thomas }. Blakney .................. Assessor
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, SACRA.
MENTO DISTRICT:
T. B. Mcfarland d................R REGISTER
Hart Fellows Raoaivar
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II. EPSTEIN &c CO..
SuIe PrOurietOrs

No. 5fS Front ST. San Fra"cisco, tnf.
we ar~ nIsO the manufacturers
of DIR. HENLEN'. REGULATOR,
pulna I've miid and cflrc,i,c; n
purely vegetable eompO" nd, and ill
e>erv way superior "ptIls. ALSO
Agens for the ce1ebra,td brand
Of LONDON ROYAL PALM GIN "a
specific for the III A nUEcH and KIN
NEYS.
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EY'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
TO TIE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATEE
OF BOTH SEXES,

NJ CiUp for i l,ics ati Constitution.
Dr.. j. b. Dyott. of jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, author of several valuable works
can be consulted on al diseases OF the SexuaI
or Ur nary Organs, (Which he has made IN es
pccirl study either in male or female no m lttel
from what cause originating or of how lon.
standing. practice OF 30 years enables him to
treat diseases with succ S. Cures guaranteed
Charges reasonable Those at ~ distance can for
ward letter describing symptoms and tncosin
stamp to prepay postage. send for the Guid
to ii alth price cts. j. i. DYOTT, NJ. d.,
Physician and Surgen. l0l Duane St. n. y.
CRANE a. BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Agents, an Francisco, Cal
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Our New Machine

= larger than some of the $50 machines. VIII
do every description of sewing. Hem Fell.
tuck. Seam. Quilt, Bali. Cora. b nd. Gather.
Ru1llc Shirt, He re. Fold. C, Hop, Roll. EN-
br ider, Run mp Brendths, etc. ctc. w II sew
Huylh NJ Il ne .tl" viii 90 through. Makes the
strongest etitcn known, 50 stro"g That the
q h will tear before the seam wil rip apart.
Ha- s"l-adjusling straight needle reliable nc
carate feed. direct m tion 70 complication of
Useless c0gg~ or cams To cil or Get ont Of order
i silent. aSy working, lIhr running, very
rapid, smooth and correct, quickly ind, rstood,
And NA.llX mamnyed.
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Office Room No 4, Az California street
im Frtuc.s %. Cad. n37-td
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= new Patented Sewing Machine At
tachmenfs

wi il which over seventeen different kinds Of
bca1tiiGl ~tw lsS. Fancy, Elaborate. Orna ncnt-
1l, Inlic tie, Fine, pl in. and Strong, can &c
done with perfect ease aud ra. iditr by those
who lever cav sewing machine he or Oar
y Attachments have genuine merit that
coumnud i'm ncdiI I'e sales. Thy are The most
valuable ~ ucts ever patented to advance the
Usefulness uf ) VIM Machines aud t. ad-
inS'a le To all otntr good maCh es, equal as
well rs our own WithCm them no machine
ca be perfect sold separate # desired, at
unc-tcnth the cost OF The ola styles used By all
,,tb
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Delinquent oaIe Not CO.

,,ted Auburn. Mpv 1lth. 1874. '
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Placer County Officers.
MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

Senators Martini j. H. Neff
Assrmhlymen- W. c. Norton, Wm, Rousch, 8
B Burt.
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NATIONS DEBTS.
ENGLAND THE GREAT LENDER

ENGLAND THE GREAT LENDER.
A recent London letter says of the capital
furnished by England: 1t is interesting to
notice the fact that, whereas England has so
wonderfully thriven through the demands
upon her trade by the nations of the world,
she has in turn become the banker of every
nation, losning them capital whenever
wanted. In this respect, the heaviest de-
mands have been made during the 10 years
from 1882 70 1872, either in djcating AN in
crease during that period of internal and
costly disturbances, as in the United States
and in France, or the accumulation of
progressive ideas. England herself in that
time has decreased her debt, owingto her own
people, S175. 000, 900; the only like instance be-
ing Holland to the extent ofS30, 600 600. On
governments in that time have prodigiously
increased their observation-disclosures 20 the
extent of e, 500 000, 900, the United States 81
100000, 900. 1t Is somewhat OF financial
surprise to 6nd that Italy ranks next; that
country Is now grooming under burden of
81, 250.000,O 900. Then follows Spain, with an
increase during the decade of 81 ,100, 900 600,
perhaps less able to see her way through
liquidation than Italy. Russia, with her vast
domain, an energetic emperor. and imbued
with ideas rapidly expanding to proper
appreciation of her prodigious internal re-
sOurctS. HAS only huuou buo buIuouy
550.O0O,O 900. Next on the list is Turkey, ad-
ding, since 1862, $685., 900, 900, Austro-
Hungary has increased $3.50, COCOON Egypt,
$4,000, 900: Brazil, S275OO0,00; Portugal,
500. GOO, 900. and Peru, CLEO 900. Other States
have increased in lesser amounts,
but, perhaps, heavier in proper
ton to their ability to carry: while
Mexico, Greece. Ecuador, and Venezuela
have remained stationary, for the reason that
no one was found willing to loan. Accord
ing 20 the figures previously given, found
that the
AGGREGATE OF NATIONAL SECURITIES
subscribed for and dealt in here to reach the
stupendous amount of S13, liz. 1886, los; sum
great as it is. very far short of the actual in
debtedness of the nations included in the
summary. Upon the authority of "Fenn on
the Funds" it appears that $4,000, 900 Of
indebtedness were added during tine period
1862 and 1872, of which not less than one hall
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

esl sirt,.ov NEW YORK, June Is.
Money very easy at 2@3 DER cent. ~
Sterling exchange tirm at 81 s7s< for 90 DAYS
and "a 1904 9O1x for sight. - asl
Customs receipts, ss7s,Ooo.
Gold was dull and firm at ll02lGllOZ cash.
Gold was in good borrowing demand early
in the day, at l@2 per cent. for use; after
wards loans were made fat, and finally Der
cent. was paid for carrying. 10 b -s.-a.
The assistant treasurer discussed SIS, goo.
ClearinSs, ss7 ,ooo. 900. ~
Governments firm. aaa san1lr ~
State bonds quiet. si4no. Lls s ait.i
railroad bonds strong. lEril,aa al
Inc stock market opened weak, and 5ell
on H@lH per cent. on the report that the
president would begin to retire the s26 600 GOO
greenbacks of the reserve as soon as SON
gress adjourned. During the last hour busi-
ness IN the market was firm, and prices adj
vanced H(9Z per cent. from the lowest point.
The most marked improvement was i'm
Western Union, Pacific Msil, Wabash and
Union Pacific. There was quite a large bust
ness done on sellers options of 80 and 60
days, at H@l per cent. lower than in the
regular way, chiefly In Pacific Mail. Western
Union and Wabash. q - =
Among the sales to-day were 26.OOO shares
Western Union, 1900 Pacific Mail. Is coo
Lake Shore, Ii 900 Union Pacific. and l3 600
Wabash. "a .f-. : . = :" 'ON'
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS
GENERAL MARKET REVIEW,
MoNER NOTES.


The San Francisco Bulletin says The ex-
port demand fortrade dollars last month
was considerably In excess of the capacity of
the Mint to supply. There is quite as much
work on one OF these coins as on a double
eagle, and hence the same labor and time
employed in turning out s4,OOO,OOO of the
latter coin. would be required for 5000, 900 in
trade dollars, The shipment of trade dol
lars last month was the largest yet made,
amounting to 1855, 400. The first shipment
of this coin was made in April, 1873, aggre-
eating only 800. Up to the close of 1878,
the amount shipped was 1897, 400. There was
no steamer to China in January, this year.
and Eence no shipment. The amount ship
ped in February was 81, 500 in March,
SIS, 500 in april, 500, SOC, and in May, $685.
400-making grand total, in round num-
bers, of g, 100000 in less than one year.
This coinage has opened up new demand
for Nevada silver. About the time the Mint
commenced on this coin, silver was a decided
drug on this market, fine bullion bsiEg dit
t1cult to place at to per cent. discount,
aad .coin..was plentiful at l91H per cent. dis
count. Now fine bullion is taken by the
banks al ~ per cent. discount and coin is
convertible into gold at three quarters of
one cent. discount. Indeed so scarce has
this coin become in this market, that
supplies have been drawn from
New York at a profit to the importer.
The New York Bulletin, June IL, says:
We hardly remember duller day in the
Wall street markets. There Was an absence
of news and even rumors, excepting one
which has been worn out by long service to
the effect that Commodore Vanderbilt was
extremely ill. Gold was firm to steady, the
sale of Sl,oOO,OO0 by the treasury having
caused the premium to recede fraction.
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quiet and unchanged. eWheat-Is Quiet and nm.
changed: sales were made at gc- Com seiss
were made az N9sSc. Oats-Are quiet and nm
changed; sales were made at 6Bd65r Fx< So
were made al Soc. ProvIsions-Are ouiet and
weak. Mess pork-Saies were made Az slS ~
Isecon-Sales were made of shoulders AT nc
1.ese tbs at lO1sc; clear at IOsfc Hams-safss
p OF sugar-cured at I3Izc; plain AT l2ISc
psu, siutscSales were made OF clear al SO.
DuIk slues-Sales Were made of clear rsh q, o..
at l2x9l2S<c. "e.e Hiaoe OF uerce
,s Snhs Il MI, June H.-wheat-The market
winter at u 80, and No red Syinter az q, ~ ~
oorn-Saies Were made OF mixed at TOa7ic.i oafs
ARE steady sales were made of No az nj -
anu no. at sc. Petroleum-Is QUIET ann 49,
unShanged sales were made of standard x6 H.
~ ioc ana ohio state test 70 $50 degrees. All isc
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. TUESDAY JUNE Is 1874

sleeves, l-l6, 81. ditto is, g 50; o g buckets
two hoop. e 0OG2 10; ditto three hoop e S5@2 40
sALT-Lake. 81 1852 20; rohio river, 81 soel 90.
SoDA-English, 7971ie; American, 61z@7c.
s1AbRs sSd GeT%an PFSstsr
HAY AND STRAW.
Nothing new can be reported for this market,
Hay~Loose Timo;hy is quoted at sl5aIs per
ton from wagons. Tight pressed is quoted at SIG
gd.; and loose ditto at sl69l7, and ~ more from
sTKAw-Is selling at seesoc per hundred
pound, or at 81 5o@5 per load. "a
IRON AND STEEL. ,fre lss,.
business Is improving and prices are firm. e :
BAR Iron II inch 70 inches by y inch TO
HORSE sHoEs.Quoted at 90 asss 50. and mule
shoes at " S9I 30 per keg, standard brands.
Horse shoe nails utman's IS, &c; Au Sable,
S'c; Great Wsstefn, &c; North western, z5c.
and smaller numbers at the usual advance.
sTEEL-SandeIsons pest English tool, 25c;
nes and otea cPn S Stss inch
Tools Axes, simmons patent, sl4; ditto
plain, SIS IS; Mishawaka silver steel, So. Cross
ditto half patent, Sc: clipper saws, s5c: ger light
ming, 6oc; carriage bolts. 20 Der cent. discount
O'A ''S'' is1 OILS. ea-s Dos q,
Lnseed oil, raw, 81 coal OIL; boiled, 81 o5al o.
Lard oil, current make, winter strained, SS@sOc
TANNER . OIL, StraltS best, 601IOc. Banks best
6O965c Labrador, S0@S5c. Refined coal Oil, A@
l41xc for standard; gasoline for lamp 2@25c;
lulbricating and machinery oils, $4,000.
PROVISIONS.
Bulk NESTS are firm and quite at &c for Shout
ders, 914c; for clear rib; clear s1zc Bacon shout
ders, nc; packed clear rib, lOc; clear, lOhc;
breakfast bacon lie. Hams are quoted at l2Ld
l34c; dried l6al7c; Lard; kettle, ll11c; steam
lie. Sweet picked hams, l314@I4c.
SEEDS.
Timothy is Quoted at SOS IS; clover at Sc Is;
fax seed at 81 50. uir 'lff = -.7'
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS. '
Trade is good and improving Tin plate Is
quoted &c, l0xl4 charcoal, first quality, sl3 so TX
SIG 80; &C. l4x20 roofing Tin, sl2 So nc 20x roofing
Tin, &c. and other sizes at the usual proportions
ate rates Copper bottoms. S5c. Bress kettle,
DC. No. 2 iron y, &c; No. q smooth iron G, &c.
Mooreshead s galvanized iron, l51zc per cent. s.
count from the new list. Zinc, per sheet lie: per
cask, lloyd. Pig tin, Straits, 3Sc; bright an
nealed wire, Nos to 6, Sc per 10, and other num-
beers at the usual advance, with a discount of 25c
I bright, and2Uc for Laqucred, by the bundle;
solder, timers, 23c. -
WHISKY-Quiet at 96c.
WOOL-Market steady. New wool coming in
freely. Quoted for unwashed, 2S930c; for fleece
washed, S94oc, and for tub washed, 45@47c.
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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.
NUTs-Quoted: Almonds soft shell. 23925c
f1berts, l9c; walnuts, French, lie; Naples, l5c
Brazil nuts. 2@l4c, peanuts, raw, S9l2c; roasted,
llZ@l2%
FOREIGN FRUITs-Oranges, box, IS 50@'0 90.
Lemons-Palermo and Messina. slS@l5; dates
le@l4c per pound; new raisins, layers,
are held at dos $ sS9s So; ,MuySc ssts
cha raisins, l4al5c; Sultana, l6@lSc; drum
figs, lee; layer figs, l9@ac; citron, S3@36c;
currants. 99l0c; Turkish prunes, new, l41[al5c.
CANNED GOODS-In good demand. Toma-
toes, 2lbs 81 504l 90; lbs. So 35@3 so; Yarmouth
corn, 81 sO@2 90; Mountain sugar g IS; Torphy q
260; Baltimore do, 81 10; Peaches, lbs, 81 3bsh
81; pie peaches, lbs, 81 IS: bsckberries 2 10
s20Oas Is; strawberries, lbs, 81 60a3; raspber-
ries lbs, S.; whortleberries, 81 25@2 so: pineap
Piles, lbs, 81 50@2 75 green peas, 2 lbs ~ 50@3:
string beans 81 75@2 salmon, Id, 81 75@S-. do, 2
lbs, "a 25@4 so.
. FUEL.
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS. rs

MONDAY EVENING, June Is.
The general aspects OF trade were good, and
business men are not complaining Collections
are hard, which creates a caution on the part of
merchants. They are not anxious to sell unless
the pay is coming in en- time. Corn was a little
stronger and more active. Provisions were quiet
and firm at the same figures as for a week past
Ia the grocery trade Messrs. Over & Krag say:
The course of the market sincs our last weekly
review has been one Of quietude. Sales hare
been frequent, but have not aggregated large
Purchases are made with prudence, and the
feeling is one of confidence and brightness for
the future. With such abundant promises of n its
and grain we can not but hope for a better day
coming and that not far distant. Sugars rot
so strong, though without change in prices; but
there is disposition to favor the buyer should
it be necessary to meet his views. Coffees are
strong and advancing; the rise has been 1Lc
gold within ten days, and closes arm. Coal oil
dull and easy. Cheese active and lower; choice
grades readily bringing l41zal5c; inferior goods
drag and make food for shippers, and are I'M
deserving of a quotation. Syrups brisk and I'M
changed holders predict heavy advances next
month New Orleans molasses about out of the
market; limitations of these goods can be had at
Parse. Sales were made of 300 barrels -four on
private terms; cars, 500 bushels wheat, amber,
at 81 20; 100000 pounds bulk meats, for July Is, at
g1zc; 500 tierces lard on private terms, cars
shoulders at &c; 500 bushels wheat at 81 Is.
Quotations are given for the buying prices of
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
flour and other merchandise.
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GOALS ory sold by the hundred pounds.
The scale of prices is as follows:
quoted at 81 5O95.
GROCERIES


Coffees are again strong and advancing.
BRooMs-Common, 81 %; medium, 81 50; ex-
ira, So %.
CANpLEs-Star. 1sa2Oc per pound, summe-
pressed, Belle per pound. Hotel. 21@22
CHEEsE-Quoied at l3199l5c for prime to
choice factory.
CoFFEE-Steady. Roasting grades of Rio are
quoted at 229221zc; fair to good at 2212@23Xc:
prime at H92iH:, choice to fancy at Is
926c; 24@25 for Laguayra, and 25@26c for
Java.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, 1880 per gallon.
RIcE-CaroIina, 99lOc; Rangoon, s149Sh,
TEAS -G1npowder is quoted at 75casl so; Inn
perial, 6c9Sl 20; Hyson. Sl@l 10 ;Oolong, 6Oca
81; English Breakfast, 60dS C.
TOBACco-Royal Gem is quOted.at 75@7Sc; MOnd
o. Navy, 53@6Oc; black tobacco, 4Sat0c; bright
navies and quarters, 5S@t0c; smoking brands
26d5cc.
SUGARs-New Orleans out of the market,
Refined is quoted at l0s4@l07sc for A; 10119lU54c
for extra @; and llHGllszc for hard.
SPICES-Pepper, 2S@30c; allspice, lS920c:
cloves, 65@70c :cassia, 50@55c.
tubs per dozen SO 506l0; NO.
ditto IS 5099; No. ditto, 81 SOFAS; No. Churns,
common, per dozen, $40 so; No. ditto, SO so;
No ditto, IS So; No. l cedar churns brass
bound, S2ld22; No. ditto, S2OaS2l; No. l ash
churns SIS; No. ditto, $780, No. ditto, sl4 stave
half bushel measures, IS so; hoop iron bound
ditto, So tOS7; keelers, five in nest, 81 %; mea
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, June l5.-Amount Of bullion gone
into Bank of England on balance to-day sa7 Sac
Sonsois for money, S2sz@9g4; for account.
SS66SSfssEz.s; american securities sos OF 1856,
New York Central, 80; Erie, H1<@2s[; Do
RnreIerred, ~ Tallow, 4Os 9d94ls. Mnseed oil
H'sg8S Sd; Sperm OIL, 99s9l0Os. Whale oil 3ls.
PARIS, June l5-Rentes, So francs nv cen.
times. ~ SSA-
LIVERPOOL, June l5-CotJop-The market In
guiet; middling uplands are quoted at SJ<da
ozsoi middnng Orleans, SD. Sales lS0o bales
OF which 1900 bales were American, and 20
are quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Ayerace ssau.
lorna white wheat is quoted at lbs Sd@l2s Cd !:
Cup do, las 7d9l2s led: red Western fpring.
los oo9lls I'd red W inter-, l2sal2s I'd. Bacon
sales o. long clear middles at 46s Sd. Turpen-
tine, 2Ss92Ss Cd.
ANTWERP, June S.-Renned petroleum, bou-
yant at De-
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.PEEDILY CURED.

All forms OF yenereal, Private and Chronic
80 Kentucky avenue. The proprietors are grad
yates of the Medical Colleges of st. LouiF and
those of Eastern cities, are longer established
and the most successful, as their extensive civ
practice will prove. Age, with experience, can
be relied on 10 responsible persons WE DON'T
COLLECT OUR FEES UNTIL CURED.
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The entire capltaI OF tne NHW OrIeans Nd
tional banking association is practically
annihilated. The total shrinkage in the list
has therefore been over 1900 ,0O0 exclusive
of the New Orleans National Banking Asso-
citation. The insurance stocks have declined
n about the ss me proportion as the banks.
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Paris-Michigan, $3.50 per barrel; Newark, 81 per
barrel. Lime-Huntingten, Sic; Flat Rock BE
brick. sS5 per NJ. Fire clay, 75c per bushei.
Building brick, s6.5O@9, according to quality.
So sn0 U.s. ''''' . anu s. s''' 0S anu 49, o. rs
In reviewing the trade OF the past few weeks
weeks of last YEAR and Inc volume Of b1sinesss
would probably have been greater through the
entire spring except that credit has not been so
literally extended as heretofore. Those styled
good merchants are buying frequently and mod
erateiy, and indications lead to the belief that
the season toiIections are iair and pfices pe
main firm at recent quotations. Quotations of
some leading brands are as follows;
&c; Stark, l21Ic.
TicKISG-Omega,s % inch ,221zc; Amoskeag, AGA.
Medal, l7c extra, lee; extra, ~ 221zc; Lewis
town, 80 inch 26h2I19c; ditto, 81 inch, &c; ditto
20 inch, 2e@gSle; Plaid e sr,o.n 80 20 "a 10
Whfttenden, l3c, lie, and l5c; Union, lic &c., and
1Sc.
BArr1NG-ordinary, l2Ic middling, l59l7c:
CARPET CHAIN-wlhite. SOC; colored, SIC; COW
PRINTs-washington, American, Richmond,
Oriental, Connestoga, Merrimac, 91zc light styles,
SIC: dark, 9hc; Francies, l0c; Green Stripes, ~
ard shifting Prints SIC: Alboin solid colors, SC
Peabody suitings, SC.
BROWN
l@llHc; Vaudeville, l4c; Idaho. l01sc; New
Albany. lOhe; e.. STARK a, 4, NE; laurel D. lie:
Bedford, r., nc; Pepp. n, SIC; Pepp. o., e1zc
Pepp. R., l01zc; Pepp. E IlH
BLEAcHED snEETINGs- Lonsdale, l31zc; Hope,
ll14c; Blackstone, l21zc; Mascmonet. I41zc; Hill,
~ l2c; 8 4 Nc; Dwight Star, l214c; Vaughn, Xxx,
SIC: Ked Dog, TIC; Quaker, Sc; Cambrics Ions
dale, lsa9c: Young Warrior, l5c; Jabez Knight,
l1Lc.
GRAIN BAGs-Amoslzeg, A., soc; Lewiston A,
Slc: Stark, SIC; Union, Csc; Banner, sOc.
FISH-are going off rapidly. White are SELL
ing per half barrel at s@7 so quarter BARREL So 50
as 20; XII s. 81 3O9l IS. Family white fish, half
barrel s5@5 5O quarter 81 6O@2 IS: kits 81 lOal Is
California salmon. per half BARREL sl2 kits, 81
Mackerel, new mess, half barrel, sl4; quarter
barrel, S. kits. SO 50 extra; No. l. half barrel,
sl2@l3: No. l. half barrel s9@lO; kits, 65@l 75
Cod fish, 5@7c. Lake herring, half barrel, s5@5 50;
quarter barrel, 81 s. kits, 81 10: Holland her
ring, per keg, 81 IS. No l smoked herring, per
box, 4Oc; scaled, 45c Halbut. smoked, l5c;
No. spring pickerel, half-barrel, s5@5 50; quar-
ter-barrel, 50 so; kits. 81 %; skinned cat, half
barrel, S.; quarter barrel, 81; kits, 81 50.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIS, June Is.
There was good market at the yards with
about $50 cattle, and all sold out, prices running
from So 50 to 80, same as last Monday. Demand
for hogs good and receipts l,25s.
CATTLE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-06-16
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

new YORK, June l5.-The trade movement
was SLOW with manufacturers agents, and lob
ping distribution was light in the aqpreea te
Sotton gooos ruled quiet and prices were steadi-
~ maintained at current rates. Bordered prints
continued active, and other STYLES slneoisb
fIne heayy cassimeres and worsted coatines
moved more freely. Kentucky jeans showed
some improvement, ~