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The Indiana State sentinel., 1874-02-17
ORGAN AT HOME.

Its pages, of 1ull Sheet Sf8t ie Sizs. sse COM
pactlE filed with the r8ost p tlss lnRx Al the
day: Airs, Nocturnes, MaI,he-,, " lGsps hey
cries Selections from Speras. etc. eic. ~ pieces
in all, none diScult ID plar. and g.. Is l,,it ana.
pleasing.
PRaCE: B'6s, e. 5OSClotlA s.; Fnl Cslr -.
Carhart's Afelodeoa Isstssasaor, s.
C1aEke's 81 Instructor fOs Beed O-ssr,>
winners New School for tNtfr,.l an, :
cents.
ClarKe's Reed Oagan CsDApsoF N, s.
Are all excellens and popular chears 3OOksfl
Feed InstTum enss.
The above boeSs serA, post aid, ca rsce,pa
retail pEice.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., B0s on
T.. H DITSON 600. III gsroaSf4s- ~. Y.
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MOTHERS, READ THIS!
A GREAT BLESSINGi
Worth 2 lnllar lrnn

Mothers, are yOnr little ones frstfalF Ard -
your patience almost exhausted in vain eff1r;s
TO please them? / can sympaihiZs w,yb ,-on
and can tell You what will make your liftly
Gtllld qniet, give II a good appetite aad lTselre
Tor II nCtlrS OF sweet sound sitep.
Ny little g1Sl il two and hair yeas old /: - nd
dtrlng that time have not had two cosst i've
nigifS' rest she has been sick a nnfnfpr Of
times ane no one seemed 10 know what vas
troubting her. 1t was hard 10 hear her ATT g
fretful cry, and not know what TO do fos her 4
doctored her for " orms, but - q sd no gocG end
i was nearly tired ont win sleepiess nights and
trouble for some days.
heard OF the NEGETINH- and determife % -
u IL. It has proved bic sSiEg TO me and nv
en- hd:' lt has cleansed from her stomach and
DO weis the sores which kept gatberi there;
ard now see sleeps soUmdiy rom her bcd -.rse
until very late in the IAoIning. be-t.ie sonl >.
at iaiddsy. Her appetite is gOod; asd. in i,ci,
she Is ike olners mt child. ofte, >sss lC rus
Nalu OF this medicine TO ~ G-eiar a drop.
Try II. Cleanse the humors from V ur chill
dTen S blood while they sre yOurg. Try 81. ard
you VIII join with me iIz c.iTg IL n ssst bless
Ing. MRS. EIIF.N r. Ei.APl'
- Iu18f sweet.
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Hacs, fs.cki Cougn. eowyA.

Cough is a symptom by which various dis
eased conditions of the throat, bronchial tubes
and lungs, manifest themselves But whether
IL arises from the irritation produced in the
throat and larynx by taking cold, from an at
tack OF bronchitis from incipient consumption,
or from various other causes, nothing Will allay
tt more speedily nor cure IL more permanently
than DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1t
does not matter whether il be a recent attack, or
a lingering cough, the Discovery is in either case
equally well adapted for its relief and perma-
nent cure. In fact, it will cure q cough in one
half the time necessary 10 cure il with any other
medicine, and iJ does Ii, not by drying IL up but
by removing the cause, subduing the irritation,
and healing the affected parts No time should
be lost in commencing the use of n proper med
icine for the relief Of d. cough, for unless this
course is pursued, serious and dangerous disease
of the lungs is liable to result.
DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS.VALUE.
BUFFALO, N. y, Dee. l3, 1870.
DIR. PIERCE-For the past six months / have
used your Golden Medical Discovery in my
practice, and in that time i have tested its
merits in severe coughs, both acute and chronic,
in chronic diseases of the throat, cases OF
bronchitis, general arrangement Of the system,
constipated condition of the bowels and where
ever a thorough Alternative has Defa indicated
In all eases have found il 10 act gently yet
thoroughly and efectually in removing the
various diseased conditions, and bringing about
a healthy action throughout the system.
Yours fraternally. II. l.. HALL, NJ ID.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Wen from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments TO Marriage re-
moved. New method OF treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent
rec, in scaled envelope. Address HOygA RID
ASSOClA1fON, No. 2, souto Ninth streeC, Phil
adeiphia- fa-an Institution having igh rep-
utatio for honorable conduct and pro- fsssional
skill.
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DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITs.VALuE.
BUgEALo, N. Y, De
SPECIALS.

Heggeman's Cordial Elixir OF Calisaya Bark, .
pleasant Cordial which strengthens and inn
proves the Digestion, an excellent preventive
Fevers, Fever and Ague, etc. and q great Reno,
vstor and Tonic for invalids and de5ilitated per
sons Hegeman Co., New York, Sole Man afsc,
tureTs. Sold by all Druggists.
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THE GREAT HAIR PRODUCER.

Hair Oils, Pomatums and Pomades have lad
their day. They belong to the musty past. So-
body that understands the chemistry of the hair
and the philosophy of its growth thinks of using
them. Instead of clogging the pores of the saalp
with thick onguents, and thus obstructing the
ins nsible perspiration which ia es ential 20 the
health or the fibers, we now tone the sur ace OF
the head with an invIgorating application
which penetrates 10 the roots OF the hair and
Stim ulates them in the same way that the fer
tilizing agents spread over the meadows slim
ulate the grass roots and cause the blades 10
spring up in myriads coating the earth with
verdure. The invigorant best adapted TO thif
purpose is LYoN'S kATHAIRoN. It may well Ii
called the fertilizer of the head. To the barrez
hair is dropping out or becOmi ing dry aaG
withered, 1t arrests the process of asldatiorsol
blight. The hair this kens and fecosnes. glossy
and flexible under its gen al opel at ion, and
dressing il is unapproached by tiny preparation
that has yet been laid on the toi let Of Eashisn.
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MR. BEECHER's LOVE SToRY.-In recent
sermon Mr.. Beecher told this: Tom was a
strapping, healthy boy with great appetite.
He lived up in the mountains among the
charcoal burners until he was nineteen.
Then he went down into the valley and
hired out to farmer. Tom was scullion
and a drudge, and first along the farmer
hesitated to trust even the hogs in his care.
But there was glimmer of something in
him that showed just little through his
uncouthness. After year or two he became
a full farm laborer-a broad-shouldered,
deep-chested, powerful fellow, who made
himself clumsily useful. Well, about that
time the farmers daughter came home from
school. What Ial revelation she was to Tom.
He never knew until then what it
was to worship any thing, nor
how awkward and coarse he Was. He
would have given all he had, which wasn't
much, to learn how to get into room with
out hitting the door, or what to do with his
gan to change his clothes for better ones
when he came in from the days work,
and there was about him the dawning of
| Improvement. Finally the great day came.
He stood trembling before the farmers
daughter, the hard word was spoken, and
she didn't repulse him. 1 think there is
nothing in the life of man which so rouses
and stirs him as love. Tom went to the
wrestling matches, and what vim there
was in him. He read, he went to church.
he wanted to see how people acted. And
when after a good life he grew to be an old
man, and talked in trembling voice to
his grandchildren, he used to say, y" o, what
a wife she was to me. Whatever i became
she made me-" The world is full of just
such instances of blessed influence.
| What constitutes car load? AS general
rule, 10000 pounds, or 20 barrels of salt, 7C
of lime. 80 of flour, 60 of whisky, 200 sacks oi
-four, six cords of hard wood, seven of soft
wood, is to 20 head of cattle, 80 to 60 head OF
hogs, so to 100 head of sheep, 1900 feet oi
solid boards, 1900 feet of siding, 5000 fee!
Of flooring, 40 900 shingles, one-half less oi
hard lumber, one-quarter less of green lum-
Der, one-tenth less of ioists. scantling and
all other large timber, $40 bushels of wheat
$50 of corn. $50 of oats, 400 of barley, 800 Of
flax seed, $50 of apples, 4SO of Irish potatoes
$50 of sweet potatoes, 1000 bushels of bran
The foregoing table may not be correct. fol
the reason that railroads do not exactly agree
| in their rules and estimates, but it approx
mates so closely TO the general average, tf.a
shippers will find It great conI eniep ce as
| matter OF reference.
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~ Il A r K R'S
New Method. for Reed Organs.
.RRICE, So 20

The imISelse sale of tbi BfavGs3t r TnsilCd may.
be ascribed not only to itstlorou IA instructive
course. accompanied with the Isee irti scales.
ercises, and studies, but Ia its Lii nAsSble collec
tion of l33 pieces of the best Pos (ssan f0Esic,
adapted With exquisite tfEste ssSgllo the pur-
poses o6ti7e work
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A Source of Great ANXIETY,

My daughter has received great benefit from
the use of NEGETINE. Her declining health was
source of great anxiety TO all OF her fiends A
Few bottles OF the NEGETISE res ored her health,
strength and appetite. n. TIL IN
Ins. and Real Estate Agt., ~ Sears Buiiiing.
BOSTON, MASS, June 5. iS72.
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Exhausted vita ifty.

The "Science OF Life, or Sell Preservation" )" q
Medical Treaties on the Carse and Cure Of Elk
nausted Vitality, Premature Decline In Man
Nervous and Physical Debility. Hypo<AendriA
Impotency, Spermatorrhoea CT Seminal Weak
ness, and all other diseass s arisipg from the
errors of youth the indf sc rettons or excesses
of mature years. This is In esd q pook for everv
man. Thousands have bee taught by this WORK
the true way to health and happiness. 1t ie the
cheapest and best medics work ever punished.
and the only one on is class OF Ills worth
reading. l9Dth edition. Ie vised, much enlarged,
Illustrated. bound in o' ,autiful French cloth.
Price only one dollar. 5 snt by mail, post paid,
on receipt of price. ADD lress PEABODY MEDl-
CAL INSTITUTE, No. Bulnnch street, Boston.
Mass. or DIR. w. II. Pa .RKER, Assistant Physl
clan. N. B. The autf or may be consulted on
the above as well as II diseases requiring skill
and experience.
Lasting LoveF lness.-Twenty years ago
when paint, pear powder and enamel, were
running the com plexIons and destroying the
health ofwomen' offashion, HAGANs MAGNOLIA
BALM was brou yht out a pure botanical cos
metic guaranIt ed to restore bloom and beauty
to the skin. r rom that time to the present ii
has been cont lnually rising in public estimation
as the safest nd most uneXceptionable prepara-
ton of its clf ass.
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Tickets, SO Half Titks.A s., eEaas

RB-Our lotteries chartered hE the STATE, al
draSrn the time nae1. all
under the supervision of sW DuCrniss.6ners.
EF-ThcOs1cial drawing vii Je Ru0iiIned Sc
Louis paPe-s and copy Of DTaf hna purchases
OF tickets.
rs-We Will draw q similar 7scherne Me- lsas asyc
every manth du-ing the ye Erls,&
&c Remit a. our risk u F oS!rs.tssliss s,0NEy
ORDERS, REGISTERED lfeT 7 Ef- CSSh-y-i EX
PRESS. Send for 3 circulfx. .AcsnsAs,
AURAA'(. kTF.I.Ass. ..-i
Postofnce Box 2f46 .,ti. DO
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WA%TET-Telegrauhi 80 nosr- ,ouDg
w men and ladies tn learn IL AZ the lLorianap-
ols Telegraph Institut a sOah ao3aSiss. street,
and take positions on lines this Spriczs. salary
s60 to 500 perm0nth. Uall Zen foc-,s7 s-iIar.
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'lE13II3iTN sS$sSsifis S:,::; !

Memory, Bashfulness, We lkness Of mind and
hodv. all trouble caused by Nervous Debality,
.ss u.d at the ey Sns % snq faTe % Ts
rGTn- ~ Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. No
paw required of responsible persons until cured.
Send two stamps for Dee circular of navics.
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LsgalIsd Sy aaass Authorsts n Drssz II Psslie IN
&c Lezh.
Grand Single Nan:A3:ss-- SS.eissma
C,ssz3,.sse Ez=i - q. 49, =
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CIRCULATION oETHE BLOOD.

soUrH BosTgs', July 10, F5l..
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C,ssS3,:ese cz=~I=~s, ~
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The latest fashion of setting precious
stones, particularly diamonds, exhibits all
she poesy of art. The setting is nearly in
visible, the stones, as if suspended in air,
breaking into fragments of light. A she'll
shaped pendant was studded in rays of bril-
liant; at the heading to be attached to the
chain was large opal. In some of the an
tique pins only the falling diamonds are to
be seen. For earring, the spiral setting
screwed in the ear is used, as well as
the old style. There is fancy nowadays
for blue stones; lapis lazuli set in
brooches, earrings, and large beads for neck
laces, is worn both at day and night, and
corresponds with any colored toilette. This
is not the costly Persian lapis nor the less
expensive but coarser German, but the
French imitation of Personal---very. difficult
to detect. Turquoise and sapphires are ex-
tremely fashionable. For rings, there is a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-10
The Stock Market Again Depressed and
Spectators at Sea.
GOLD sTFADY-CLOsING AT ITO So.
Interesting Items from Abroad-The
Virginia rebt-The Affairs Of
Broken Banker.
ORR PRODUCE EXPORTS.


TUESDAY. June 9-5 p. N.
Concerning stocks there is little to be said.
We intlmated yesterday that prices had then adj
RANGED to their best figure for the time, and that
speedy reaction might be anticipated. The weak
ness referred TO was fairly developed to-day, the
decline amounting TO y and p per cent u the
general list. New YorS Central lost "a per cent;
Lake shore opened at 755a and declined Z per
cent; Northwest Common, *; Pacific Mail, q;
Rock Island, ~ ST. Paul, ~ Wabash, ~ Union
Pacific, y, and Western Union, y per cent. Erie
was exceptionally weak. the decline being from
BIZ 70 90. IL was not, however, a leader OF the
market or influential, although there was much
conversation as to the cause OF the break. Chief
among other things 1T is said that the report OF the
English accountants will be unfavorable. The
stock has also been sold down in London, for we
note late quotations at 277s.
THE TRANSACTIONS TO-DAY
amounted to 90, 500 shares which were generally
distributed as iollows:-Western Union IS. 7s5;
Union Pacific, l4,40o; wabash, 6,a25; Pacific Mail,
5000; New York Central, 6,eSs; St. Paul, common.
l7oo Lake Shore IA 700; Erie, IL, 900; Rock Island,
R3oO North West, common, LOO; preferred do,
300; Michigan Central, 200; Ohio and Mississippi.
BOO; Missouri Pacific, 22o; Iron Mountain, 200.
the following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices OF the day:-
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sss|: 13i:s' sSs s:sfs ;sS;'s e.
gsss damaged SO: sss re- e as s IS
sss mi a.
&c. heavy crop. Sc 36zc. Iexas.Eght crop, s2c
s se ans evss es0s e sSusae~
otherwise the maes M da ces We're way ea1
We note safe d 10 hhds o Cuba ,edn,ns =, .e W.
Sc: d. csyed; sec: SOC: DO. nuscoy.ao refining.
sngs Islands. s al Sc New F'5i9 @
spirits OF iurpentlne dull ana lower, closing sc;
u 1e: sss
soo SS: q Sd and !. S6ls OPAQUE
g Is for Washington Pitch sold in small way at So
ofLs.-Linseed met. with fair trade in. small way
and was aSqea nn sc c in cass from
held with continued confidence sperm quoted al s.
o Sr srss n s ss 81 sprns
and 81 IS 81 Tor bleached Whale COO. SIC for
snss and ~ S s Ss .a
=; lSS s sSHss S
white ana yeoM Bank cod quoted steady at $50. and
refined the market va: dg b..
Sai %ss,s s 80 sS:
steady sn
quoted steady at 17,4c. Hhc. Naphtha was entirely
aS nna a EeS quoted a po na
@ baane e %Cn LSs Gss Cf sss II
atsc az the various oil producing points ths market
isu% cee,rs I1aa os ESussv $ O. !: y Il
Snss sS = 9 Si. "a IysT
sse: meats 81 a.: Srd SS: and s5ss! and
"a 81?
Bacou-The market
chan1ed although weak; long clear quoted at 9c and
a s es nog sSs and
but values exhibited no change. In jobUng way lots
Y s s rss e So cr a: Is s5;
Sls ~ for extra DO, $lo SIS for prime mess,
FOR extra india mess Beef hams remained naetse.
and ally uncnanged IN values; quoted At from SIS
emu 70 quiet for
tons lew transactions were made from store in .
q sai psscd d. sd
1cW lbs Of loose pckea bellies Y lbs average at 9c
oi steam the spot Ae ,erces Tor July de-
Ike \ 9 sloc per ID Of city the sales foot up $50
market for old uoa,oc. am,
but better feeling prevailed among dealers who enter
tain better hoges In regard TO the future Bermudas
peach blow Shipping order as ~ do s'a'e In
SSi Prince Albert, n si,pDn S"'s crd Ss.
81 50 IS do IN bulk; per boL, 1soa - ~ Jack.
new, 4As6 savannah new 81 So: Bermuda. III.
KIcn-Ihe market was Arm and trade ~ a jobbng
sac. per d. and i75 bags OF Rangoon at 7kc 75sc.
srrARrsr:--Ths market was inactive and nominal.
he market for linsesd remained dull and en-.
amodcae trade demand at steady prices quoted at
for Pennsy lvans, loc. loe or Western and ioc TOT
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s ss.s ' Esss a.. =: esss s: :ps ::y
81 H t for fair 70 sSs nae ous
q common to lair refining Masccyado 80 per
p NJ sSnsi Ct It :sa 81
time since but not previously reported on private terms
ssf ssod a n!s';sE e 70 isnms good e prime f
e. '' 9 s'sa s.siI S sSs. M
Is L 81
sSiS s,:S 3 , While y, ssss, s.s
sassssya @ fsoss Jass-pa,es ssaaa.Ia
s SSs x ss Aan'a-su0sr'' ana extra
ss ssss me- s; .'s esss
sales include 400 cases o. Ohio crop Of s private
sss' g s e
a keasesy demand and rn
les q Havana al AZ Foreign inc 'A'' "''
city s A. a1a out of
IN a BAD as sDs
sn nd sIces sTrvsa ns
s..s Il ysIos 49, Lettuce; L sssss IsleSSa
g. s Sn'ons uS ssSs0s 81
per 100 punches 81 So radisheS per 100 punches 75c
81 cucumbers, Charleston and crate 75c
tomatoes, S..
steady. Sales 80 bbls. at 81 o.
WooL-rhc demand since our last has been fair and
the market firm, all descriptions The ransactions
include 5000 lbs OF Xxx and above Ohio fleece 64c. 800
at t2c. 500 lbs OF extra pulled at Hhc aoylbs q
deaine a. &C. o s g. s M n a. &c ana
&c. TO &c., 1900 lbs of Mastiza pulled Zoe 80 bales
5000 lbs Cape, s6c bales Of do ac 1000 lbs OF
unwashed fleece 5000 lbs Of black WOOL looo Of Sidney
lbs Of bury fall CALIFORNIA at $1,000 lbs Of ta do
at 2l}sc. 10000 lbs OF Ohio fleece from SOC.
Soc. 1870 lbs OF Australian at b5c. $4,000 lbs Western
Texas ut 2lc &c &c. 2Oo0 lbs new Eastern do. at
at 36c 81 bales OF spring California at s0c
bales black pulled at $780, and 1900 lbs of old extra
ONO heece private
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

.A GALVESTON. June q 1874
mida i!Gn nYH e. Sass sonEs.y
NEW ORLEANS. June 8. 1874
s+ ssss 'e sse3Rs s sss Il. s: &;
s' MosILE June 8, 1874
m GSfSn ~ ana sss.1ssa mssaf
ssiesp soc iO' exports e0'S'"''s OIL
SAVANNAH. June o 1874
sr0 sG2 aa! Sales %r n fs'''' 'a''
CHARLESTON, June . 1874
Flour. AsS bis Wheat ssISss bushels; corn Us DO
Raj s. sssss Ss:ss:
TO Sb 81 range Wssisrn sprSs 50 bakers s
quiet sales 500 bushels HIwaasss No spr,nS
q
Flour steady wh... closed .s. aSs1Do sqqs
Ssy ;ss Fl
gSe at high mixed as pos; oc aGa
ss a qs BE- ss@sss S
SsS ISL { SSsss ssp:d
csso d and Ost do oats bushels wheat 2 DO
49, - .' - CaIcAco, June 9 1874
at 81 g .or No spring; 81 2oa for No DO. cash
su e IVY and sG Il 81 %as
cash June or July; Sic August; high mixed. lohc. !;
or No cash; 4se Jtay rejected .shS Rye quiet
cash June; SIT go Sl7 66, July Lard irm and In
July held 1t 81 70 At close Bak meats steady and
Freishtsc e Buffalo, 4Ac 90 Eeceipts-s6oo Dbls
Wheat o do do s0 o. aud
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REAL ESTATE SALES YESTERDAY.

At the Exchange yesterday MIR. James NJ. Miller
Sold by Court ORDER under the direction OF alter s.
Livingston, referee, three lots situated on the
north side OF 1881 street, west OF Seventh avenue;
William Kennedy sold. BY the same order. under
the direction OF William Sinclair, referee a house
and lot located on Prospect place, south oil Forty.
third street, and Messrs. Blocker, Son & Wnite
undcr the direction OF Phlo 7. Ruggles, referee
onered the unimproyed property. comprising nlne
lots located on the southeast corner OF the Grand
boulevard and Ninety min IN street.
The sale oil the lease OF No. % CLINTON place was
adjourned and the legal sale OF the Third avenue
property was Withdrawn.
Tue following are particulars OF the salcs:-
NEW YORK rRopERrr-BY JAMES NJ MILLER
J. Lewis ~ y. o. 'n Nv,
lot adjoining the above on W. s., 20x99il j. d.
ios adjoining the above, sxS B. = farchid. ss
NY WILLIAM KExNELLY.
] three story b. $. house and lot w g. Prospect
mace III IT, :. OF s3d ST. loSx5i Mrs. Isabella 80.
BY A. J. BLtkcRKR WHITE.
llot on G. corner OF Grand Boulevard aud Ssth - -
sL <oxiVJ; Whtam sloan. AuuS
lots adjoining the above the s. S., each 25xl0O; -.
William sloan. 81 TOO each. .............: .... Gus
o's on =. = OF yyth ST., luU II o. of Grand bouie
ward together ll29x0l4 William Sloan, SSzoO :. a..
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sx io e Pei LAYERS -, ,ss,<
TX 10 Nor 4 Es RR-.. bic 9oX
w l0J ohio 4 " kH. be IS 70.
IN lao Pac RR Of No.. ..bc AK
29>s loo At 4 Pac pf.....bc Is
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ssA 4 IL . s;: ssa S e s..:rs asss .s
Rsy .n nse sSIi
slS ss osss; lat By .ss S
lowsr There was little inquiry for for other com.
% ss n: .nd
sSsi Sas sss
s?S sSSy SsSs ss i # S s.
ssi''; 9 :'''s 'ss T.
On prs.ts = sSSsSis
cheese SSss. q bacon a; $ oIss sn
sssi
e s's = s. s.s
S %,s sS XII i a
ss' !: re
sN !: e ass DO Sp sb sfy 9.ns 1
norwegian bars, hence % direct port Uned King.
Ss w 70 ss e sss e
sSs w M c ss eS8ss to as
s, ID: Norwegian bark hence to HAVE, w,sn ssoo
% 81 Sr SS d g. e IS nenss
e. hrr b. Lay DAYS up July A% pS.
on
snes to s.s % 70 ODESSA Of ws s
and s25 bba Of refined do at 35c and &C. Sd also fl0
Ggssi.s-Ths market continued dull. The few trans
81 Ss
caea 'ns and ' bags no%
NALL at l2c a i2lc.
ns,T he: s:ss s ssi here %
ton SINCE last. OF 1900 bales OF Manila, per bunker
cam % sssse ns
ses ss asrsa y sUia ffs,.n s'sa =
g 20 gold Ju.s was without mov sH q any I'm
~
Shipping
were co~paratiyely quiet and rather easier stray
%ss ssafs
e d. 1 nsS d. &
wheat, ga 8 Is ios ont
ai
TO eaose @ a. t.
Zoe zoe yearlings, lsc 26c; Odds &C. l5c Bsva.
Ensisn &C. Ssssns. NOMINAL iss e IS
cahiornians s aac Csc per in n, ana ncs n.
s %s sss
moss from Baltimore sS%
per Cad wasasr: lsi from MonieyideS, per Aisnss
Ro n psa t. IS PEI
sa fsss 1s% hsdT fsssss psS hs
S & M 's
Guy 9' om ' Ssw Sns asw New M
III from savannah, per San salvador; 500 rom
sasS 9sS s aa asS
e5y sry ary Ko GO r dsS
C1litoInia SO dry Puerto CabsIo s1ady ana satsS
@ ~ n !;
iszs $ S;a j, s :s:s Eel InSi. @
ISL 1850 hides and s,O bales East India: We quote
P pgy H. 3d. y rs s
ss s siS e. :'s 3 s. AZ s' s s
s ssn Gs?rs f in ~ s s.. ssd aas
and e s y
Z! ISs All 6s%pescSy and TSOSsGS DRY Ana Pckes,
h Ss is & al Bahia os os I7e se -. Porto
S casseao A and ay ana peRe
Ss il Ss se ante iii Il lbs b. i SSas ss
cash gold; Is they run; Corpus Christi q lbs ibs
4. assas' q f. w.::5s S's d:
SAW ana c 3; nds
+ ss ana s' s.m sG .n Sss.p sf IS.
"a
al ss IL S. sS
ssas - is fsy,' ana ~ s'
.:ss
iorna. IS lbs. 50 lbs lie; Ike. and Para, lbs
Te pulled so lbs a70 lbs l2c l3c do do. cows IS
s I SseRs4 8 Is as ss Sc: 49, 1 Knife lbs Is:
20 lbs. loo. New Orleans 80 lbs 30 lbs, lie country
lbs. &C. city slaughter so lbs rs lbs oc, and do.
"a Ss MT IS lbs
do y lbs a IS lbs, &c., do dead green, 2 lbs TX
Singapore. Is lbs 30 lbs. l0c, and Manila, % lbs.
~ lbs. yc.. gold.
IRoS-Thc market for American remains duh and de.
pressed but prices in the absence Of transactions were
quoted nomnally the same. Scotch pig was quiet but
frm Advices from Glasgow state that the labor strike
conunues ana mas oeen emoistered ~ tne employers
places is stated that 200 families campcd out
Notwithstanding this and the mpossibty OF importing
Scotch iron to cost the market here has not been
apparently AFFECTED: we quote mAmerican 40 Sssa
Esinson No s5t s5 80; Gengarnock No. l. $50, and
Coltness. $50 a $40 per ton.
LEATHER.-The demand for hemock sole continued
only moderate, and was confined almost entirely the
better grades Prices without Quotable change,
and as follows:-