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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-10-27
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY; OCTOBER 2 1874
responding period last year. Increa:

responding period last year. Increase, 3d.
655 tons. The supply sent from all the re-
gions was 400 932 Tons anthracite, and 1854
tons bituminous-for the week, 567, 600 tons,
against 54050l tons for the CORES
ponding week last year. Increase, 1896
tons. The supply from all the regions so
far this year is 1853, 524 tons, against lS,-
76S, 259 tons to corresponding period last
year. Decrease, so far this year, ia, 30
tons, of which ], 254, 743 tons were anthracite
For the week the anthracite trade exceeded
the quantity sent for the correspondents
week last year, $3.50 tons, while the btu
minous trade fell off 1884 tons
for the week. The companies
have declared an average advance
ofl5 cents per ton for the month OF Novem-
Der. This is the last advance that will be
made by the associated companies this sea-
son, and the prices of coal on board vessels
rates until the new programme is made for
next years business, therefore, after the LIST
of November the output will be in accord
ance with the demand required by the mar
ket
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NEW YORK, Oct. %.
Treasury disbursements, s759,OO0.
Custom receipts s374, 600.
Money, 81 per cent.
Prime short discounts, 596 per cent; long, e@7
per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and weaker at 81 Sil<a
4 $40 for 90 days and 81 S71zCs4 IS for sight.
Gold, ITO; only one price.
Borrowing rates, l9I per cent. per annum and
Lea per cent. per diem. loans also made fiat.
Cearings sl900O,OOO.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
The stock market broke 1zal5z per cent. in the
morning board, on reports of an accident TO the
steamship City of Peking and g rumored failure
in the Fast India trade. Later a slight improve
ment was made, but the market was weak dur
ing the last he ur of business and at the close the
prices were only fraction above the lowest
prices of the day. The decline ranged from u TO
l5s per cent, and was led by Pacific Mail, which
fell off from 4o1s to ~, but finally rallied TO
445s. Wabash declined from 800 to 1919, Erie
from 301S TO 2yis, Lake Shore from 50is TO 1871,
Western Union from 500 TO 1875 Union Pacific
from 341 to 3s5s- with only X per cent recovery
at the close. Among the express stocks small
lots OF Adams changed hands at ll014glI214, the
latter price having been bid at the close.
The total sales of stocks to-day were 10000
shares, OF which $1,000 were Western Union, o.
900 Pacific Mail, 500 Erie, 1900 Lake shore s.
600 Union Pacific and l5,U0 Wabash.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS
WEEKLY RExIEw OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
Wholesale MARKETS.
MONDAY EVENING, October 2

MONDAY EVENING, october 70.
Business for the past week has been very duh
among that class who handle the breadstuffs
and provisions of the country. There is no sight
for buying ANYTHING with a view to speculation
on a declining market and no promise OF a re-
action for a long time TO come. Both wheat and
corn are lower In price than week ago with no
certainty where tue bottom will be found. still
corn commands all that reasonable man ought
10 ask at present. The best property TO have On
hand or 10 buy is believed to be hogs. There is
reported scarcity of hogs in the country which
is not likely TO be removed for at least twelve
months TO come. Farmers should be slow about
selling before cooler weather and packing begin
and the market is established. To-day there
was little DONE only the following sales belug re-
corded: car No. 2 red wheat at CSC; cars white
wheat 81 l5 $40 barrels salt at 81 10; 4O barrels
flour p. t.; 1 car red wheat at VOC SOJ sacks
ground G.. ~, at 81 50.
Quotations gwen for the buying prices of
aTain and produce, and the selling prices for
iour and other merchandise.l
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG FARMER.

YOUNG MAN JUST MARRIED CUTS HIS
THRoAT-AN ACCOUNT OF THE TRAGEDY
NEAR NEW ALBANY.
The Louisville Courier-Journal Of the 18th
inst. contains the following account of
suicide near the city OF New Albany: This
time it was a razor, and the self-murderer
was James Desvin. The bloody scene was
enacted two miles from New Albany, about
O'Clock yesterday morning. James
Deavin was a farmer and a man Of means,
and why he committed suicide no one seems
to know. BE was married only the first of
last month to the widow of James Logan,
an ex-police officer of New Albany. To
all outward appearances Deavin lived
a happy life, and his tragic
death by his own hands is matter
of great surprise to those who knew him.
He had been a resident OF New Albany
township for a number of years, and was
frequently in the city attending market and
selling the products of his farm. By his
frequent visits TO town he had formed many
acouaintances, and was we'll liked by his
customers-em bracjng large number of the
citizens OF New Albany. The circumstances
of the tragedy are about As follows: Yester-
day morning Mr.. Deavin arose at
his usual hour and attended 20 the regular
duties of the morning. dis wife did
not notice anything strange or unusual in
I
up stairs and took from his bureau drawer
bis razor and the articles pertaining to his
shaving toilet. He told bis wife that he wRS
going down stairs TO shave. About half an
hour afterwards Mrs. Deayin came down
stairs. but missed her husband from the
room. She thought nothing of this, how
ever, and went about preparing the morning
meal. When she had partly concluded her
labor, her husband still remaining absent,
she concluded to walk out and find him.
As he was in tho habit of visiting his orchard
every morning, being a great lover OF fruit.
Mrs Deavin betook herself there. She was
hardly in the orchard before, to her horror,
she discovered her husband lying fiat upon
his back under one of the trees, with his
throat cut from ear to ear, and the bloody
razor still grasped in his hand. Though
nearly distracted by the sight.
she managed TO drag herself
from the orchard and give the
alarm to the nearest neighbor. In a few
hours Coroner Sinex arrived and held an
inquest on the body. The verdict of the
Jury was in accordance with the above facts.
Mrs. Deavin was much prostraseo last even
ing, and still suffering from the terrible
shock of her husbands horrible death. She
was Deavin's third wife. The scene of the
tragedy was visited yesterday afternoon by
the people of the entire neighborhooo. and
many from the city OF New Albany.
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FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.

Are In good demand at firm rates. The quota
tions below will be found to be nearly the same
as last week.
NUTS-Quoted: Almonds, soft she'll, 23925c;
6lberts, I79lSc; walnuts, French, lie; Naples, lSc
Brazil nuts,l2@l4c, peanuts, raw, o9l2c; roasted,
ll1zNl2%.
FOREIGN FRUITs-Cosst oranges Sl1al2 per Dbl
Lemons-Palermo and French, IS 50@l0 90; dates
lO9l4c per pound; new raistns, layers
are held ut So 25G3 50; London layer n o.;
Muscatel. crown, 81 O094 IS; double crown, 81 %
al So Valencie raisins, l2zal3c; Sultana, l69lSc;
layer figs, l9@z1c; citron, 409i6c; currants, 91z9
loo; Turkish prunes, new, l29@l3c.
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Trade Palace,

Trade Palace, OCT 10
To the Country Readers;
We respectfully ask your imme
date attention to the pest selecteo
stock ofDry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever brought 20 This city
Bv oivino our individual attention
to buyinq in New York, we have
seoured q line OF Silks, Black
Goods Dress Goods, Doneucs,
woolens, FIannels, Shawis, Ianle
Linens, Blankets, Comforts, NO
tions and Millinery, at such rates
and on such terms as ENABLES US
TO offer the lowest prices known
since 1862. Our prices are aIhe 70
all, and Changers as Wei as otn-
ars will find at no other house
more attractive goods or lower
prices. -
T.. q AYRBS 8J CO.,
TRADE PAL ACE-
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NEW YORK Day GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct. .6.-Dry Goods-Trsde move.
commission houses. Cotton goods remain dull,
and bleached cottons are unsettled; Amoskeag
"A bleached muslin reduced TO l12c: AZ inch do.,
PIC as inch do lie. and Ga do, lSc. Cotton
fianne Is are i'm good request and steady IN price
simpsons, Gloucester and Union solid black
prints reduced to S12c. Blankets IN STEADY de-
mand. Woolens duh.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-The rate for money at stock
exchange on government securities is per cent
The rate of discount on the open market fog
three months bills is l-l6 per cent, or D 10
per cent. below bank rate. Amounts bullion
withdrawn from Bank OF England on balance
to-day Is f24.O 600. Consols for money and account
9s<aS5<c: SOS 1875, l0o1z 1857, lU9: l0-cs lo4
new 5S, l03. New York Central. 3D. Erie. ~.
Erie, preferred, IS. Refined petroleum, Is.
Spirits turpentine, 2fs Sd.
PARIS, Oct. 26.-Rentes, 62f l0c.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 26.-5-Als, 1857. III.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3D. Cotton-ls easier; mid
ding upla nds, I'D; Orleans S1z@SsSd- Sales.
72NS bales, Including 1900 bales for speculation
and export, $500 bales American. Lard, 6os I'd.
observation-disclosures.
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INprANApoLIs LIVE STOCK MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, october 70.
The cattle market was rather dull. OF the 200
head in the yards, 100 were sold to butchers.
one car load was shipped Off and the rest left
over to be got Oft as they may. The prices were
unchanged from last Thursday being as follows:
Good shipping steers are worth q % 10 . y;
none offered. Best butchers stock, 50 20 TO 81;
common and thin, - - TO 81 s..
There was small bunch OF hogs sold al % TO
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HoSEY-Is bought at 22@25o per pound; extra
comb. Sc.
CANNED GOODS-In good demand. Toma-
toes, lbs. 81 409I 30; 3 lbs. 81 ~; Yarmouth
corn, - -; Mountain sugar 81 90; Trophy 81 50:
Baltimore do S2@2 %; Peaches, Eastern lbs 81 90
az Slbs, So pie peaches, 2lbs 81 IS: Western
pacingS h. g go 30; do, Id, S. S6935 50; black
berries "a 609l 50; strawberries, lbs 81 35G2 so
raspberries lbs e. 50@2 TO; whorteberries, 81 Is
az so; pineapples, los, 81 5092 IS; green peas
2 lbs, y &@2 SO: string beans, 81 75@2; salmon,
Id. 81 O092 %; do, lbs, 81 60@3 rs.
DRUGS.
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S. 90 The market for them was reported active
King & Co., received l,l76 and killed tie ususl
number, l,400.
No sheep reported.
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FUEL.
is quoted 5O@5.

WooD-Is quoted at 81 5O@5.
HAY AND STRAW.
Nothing new can be reported for this market,
and trade continues dull.
Hay-IoOse Timothy Is quoted at sc0@23 per
ton from wagons. Tight pressed is quoted AT $50
and leose ditto at gu and 81 more from store.
STRAw-Is selling at 45@5co per hundred
HiDizS-The following quotations are fur
nished exclusively for the Sentinel by Il. w,
Baugher, dealer III hides, No. 81 South Meridian
&c: best city veal SKINS l3c: best city kip skin,
SC; gree a seited. Sei9c TO cure; dry Salteo
cure. Sheep skins are quoted at J0c@Sl accord
ing 10 quality.
IRON AND STEEL
Business Is improving and prices ale hrm.
BAg IRON IL inch to inches by y inch to I
sizes at regular list prices. :
Tools = Axes, simmons patent, Sli; ditto
plain, SIS %; Mishawaka silver steel, 50. Cross
ditto half patent 55c; clipper saws, 55c; light
ming, Csc; carriage bolts, ~ per cent. discount
from list.
shoes at 81 25@7 80 per keg, standard brands.
Horse shoe nails-Putmans IS, &c; An Sable,
NAIIs-QuOted at lOd to God at "a % per l1eg,
and smaller numbers at the usual advance.
STEEL-Sandersons best English tool, 25c
Il inch and io Over IT. lie: min pick shapes, &c.
OILS.
Linseed oil, raw, Sl@s2c; boiled, S6gS7c. Lard
oil, current make, winter strained, 81 l0@l Is
Tanners oil, Straits best, 65@7bc. Banks best,
60@65c: Labrador sO@S5c, Refined coal oil, l2!sa
lac for standard; gasoline for lamp O925c;
lulbricating and machinery oils, 35@6Oc.
PROVISIONS.
Stocks i'm this market i'm entirely exhausted.
All quotations represent prices az Cincinnati.
Bulk shoulders, &c: clear rib, l3c; clear, lie.
Bacon shoulders SIC; clear rib, iSc; clear, 1910
Summer lard, l41zc.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-S1otton-The market f.
dull; sales were made of middling upland at
l554c: do Orleans at i5lsc. Futures closed barely
steady with sales of 1900 bales as fellows:
seller Octoper, IA l-52c seller November IA ll-l5c;
seller December IA 29-S c; seller january rs 5-99
seller February, - 7-l6c; seller March. Is -a2c:
seller April, 10 l-Zc seller May, 10 ll-S2c; seller
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Cement is quoted at 81 p per barrel. Plaster
Parls-Michigan, 80 p per barrel; Newark, So IS
SOC per bushei. White sard, 81 per barrel. Fire
brick, S397 per hundred. Fire clay, 75c per
bushel. Building brick, So 5099, according to
quality. Hair, 40c. Nails, lbs and Cos, s4.60; IS
and IS, $40: 6s and rs, IS: As $50.
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
-IBy Telegraph to the sentine.J

. by Telegraph 70 the Senune.I
CINCINNATI, Oct. 26.-CATTLE- Receipts for the
week 9,6l7 head cattle; 1920 head sheep; l2674
head hogs Cattle have been slow ard heavy,
put nearly all selling, market closing from Ia
70 lower, sales were made at IS 0o@5 Is, 81 0J
"a %, e 70, So 50, 81 IS, and e 50.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Sheep are in fair demand
and steady: all selling at 81 O0d4 rs.
hoGS-Are active at lower prices; mostly in
ierlor and medium grades; all selling; range
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.

CINCINNATI. October 10. 1874.
Market less firm for No. foundry iron. Some.
sales have been made during the week on
private terms. Choice grades of foundry iron
re geneally held at The furnaces and not
areSSed at reduced prices. Car wheel irons are
NIL and some brands are offered at lower prices
Forge irons in moderate demand at low figures.
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SEEDS.

Timothy is quoted at sses Is; clover at 81 COG
%; fax seed at 81 So
WHISKY-Firm at sec.
WOOL-Quoted for unwashed, 3l@S3c; for fleece
washed. 42a45c. and for tub washed. 50a52c.
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS.
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NEW YORK LAVE STOCK MARKEr.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-BEEF CArrLE-The re-
eelps TO day were CLIO head, making I2,25o
mead Tor week, against $3.50 head for the same
time last week; the quality was mainly poor
amos nc market among the worst for selling in
teresis Tor several years. Prices ranged y l1xc
per ID lower than on Monday last, with the
laTgeit decline on poor native and not far from
one hundred car loads remained unsold. Native
cwt at I2sze per 10 to dress SIS lbs. with IONS a.
&c. Texas and Cherokee cattle ranged SIC. 10
dress 81 lbs; at 81 to dress So lbs SaIes Include
~ cars of native Colorado steers aTerseine Gu
cwt, at SIC per 10 TO dress 81 lbs: cars OF In
diana do, averaging 81 cwt az SIC; 2 cars do,
averaging 81 cwt, at re; 3 cars dc, averaging
% cwt, at .19e; cars do, averaging 81 cwt, az
cars do, averaging 81 cwt, at exc TO dress Sc
los " cars 90, averaging 81 cwt at lOL<c; cars
90 ayeraginng ~ cwt at &C. cars 40 averaging
o12 CIVIL, at NC; cars do, averaging 81 cwt at
DO averagins cwt. aiiic cars do, averaging vel ing
ing % cwt, at lls49lSc; IL cars of Kentucky
steers and oxen, averaging 81 cwt. at IO9I3c;3
dress 81 lbs; 3 cars do, averaging AZ cvt al sc
per 10 70 dress 81 lbs; cars do, averaging 81
cwt, at nc. te dress IS lbs:6 cars do averaSine
~ cwt, at DC To dress 81 lbs, and cars do aver
aging o. cwt: at s1fc. TO dress So lbs.
,o SHEEP AND LAMRs-PrIme sheep and
mon and ordinary stock ruled dull and the
market generally was weak. sheep ranged at
few choice sold at &c. Sales include car Can
ada Lambs averaging I'll lbs, at nc per ID: 1 car
w. a. eIsgius 81 los, NJ 49, car do averaging
a lbs, at1ssc; car do averaging ~ lbs at sc:
car 10, averaging Y lbs, at $50 per 100 lbs;
cars etate lambs, averaging 6S lbs, at &c; car
canada sheep, averaging loo lbs, at &c: l car do,
averagfng 81 lbs, at SIC; car do, averaging IS
iDs, at 0>4ci car do, averaging n lbs, at nc;
! car Kentucky do, averaging 81 lbs. at ST. and
l car Ohio sheep and lambs averaging IS lbs,
Hostile receipts to-day were 1921 head.
making 1850 for the week, against 80 400 In the
same time last week. A few common Ohio
hoss were sold alive at s. 20 per 100 lbs. essed
a -
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A lady barber has been driven out of
Dubuqe by the married ladies of that place.
The latter thought she scraped aquaintanee
too easily. .s-.y -
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Oct. &.-BEKF CArrLK-ReceInis
to-day were 800 head. The market was dun
and weak. Sales were made of Texan cows ar
u Sues W ;corn fed Texan steeis, at 81 2ai 40 and
good TO common choice natives at S 50a6 ~
shipments, l,6O0.
HoGs-Receipts since Saturday about loo
head. The market is moderately active Prices
%. shipments, $500 head -
SHEEP-Receipts, 900 head The market "a
ments, 60 head. - 'F
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Mill FEED-In fair supply. Bran and shorts
are quoted at Sl7@iS, fine feed at SIS@20, and
middling at So.
WHEAT-Very dull. Red, 90997c; amber
81 GOAL "a; white, 81 0567l 10.
CoHN-Has declined since last week. Clear yell
low and high mixed ,shelled in elevatori Is quoted
at 6997sc; new ear corn, SOC.
OATS-Quoted at 5O95lc per bushel.
RYE-Is lower. Quoted at S2Go3c.
BARLRY-Quotations are held at 81 l09l 10.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
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children cry for CasfOria--Pleasant to
ke-a perfect substitute for Castor OIL. but
more efEcaciOus In regulating the stomach ana
,oxyels.
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CENTAUR LINIMENTs

!; :: !: !: !:
n AIIay pains, subdue swellings,
heal burns, and will cure rheu-
RJ maIism, SPAWN, and any neshr
HTS bone or muscle aiiment. The
MP White Wrapper is for family use,
R9---the Yellow Wrapper for animals
Price 50 cents; large bottles, 81.
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THE coal TRADE EAST.

The Pottsville Miner, October o, says:
The quantity sent for the last week by rail-
was l3O,lS4 tons; by canal, 22,527-for the
week, 1871 tons, against III ,O56 for the cor
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.

iscount sixty per cent. on above.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-21

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Aud Gin &rebsi9aosR.

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