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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-05-13

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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARIE
IN-rAT A no -.

INDIANAPoI.SS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
INDIANAPoLIs, MosDAY. August 81.
The prospects are for steady aud uniform
trade IN live stock without much fiuctuation i'm
prices The local market is beset all the time
with lot of riff-ran which people persist in
driving in TO disfigure the market. They
don bs1ng much, though any price is more
nan poor beef is worth. There were to-day 200
cattle on the market with about 50 head Of the
rougnest left over: Prices OF last week stand
without material change, via: Good smooth
LOU 10 loO0 pounds fat shipping steers at 81 IS
70 y "; prime butchers cattle "a 10 s. 5O fair
ns s hel,ers ana COWS, 81 = TO s. 20; common,
Hogs are scarce end the demand is good
Received at ktngans 500, about two-thirols of
the average daily receipts. They quote for fat
hogs nom loo . 200 pounds. s. 81 to IS 10 Stock
hogs can De procured OF dealers here at S. TO S. .
gross.
There Were no sheepoffered
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
GENERAL MARKET REVIEW.
MONEY MATTERS

MONEY MATTERS
Taken as whole throughout the country,
zHss financial world is in a state of stagDa-
@f0u- In New York, Wall street is proverb-
Sally dull. Speculative symptoms are only
fcI,.ed if they appear at all, and there is
Hrtae for gold and stock gamblers to get ex
~s.ics3 about. In Chicago, the Inter Ocean
of yesterday says: Almost the only note
VsUrJhy feature OF the local money market
SIts-Jug the past week has been the small
zxFss0lnt of currency sent into the country.
El5s has been in such marked contrast to
r-Sas great demand experienced at this time
as year that il has excited the general COM
szl7ssrIc of bankers, and is interpreted as in
<3k,zting the cessation OF the MAJ keting of
rf7es wheat crop. 1t is of course understood
EaIS. in consequence OF the present low
pr6.es farmers are holding back their wheat.
Ehe Tribune modifies the view as follows:
I review of the week that has elapsed is ap
fIECzHtlv one of disappointment. Compar-
1Isz Tina business of the banks for the week
Win that of the corresponding week OF last
s3s<T, 4 considerable deficiency is found to
eHsiSL. The clearings last week were go, 034,
-. e.; the same week last year they were
-Sx5$Ig,24I 10. This is significant of decline
liz ne busiaess of the banks, and that, Ordi-
HSTIiy Interpreted, means a shrlnkage OF the
volume of general trade. In financial and
Commercial, as in all other calculations, there
- sTeat danger of mistake in reasoning from
t1-f-AeOcU PROMISES ~ SCnt4dl COAC1UolOnc.
II has been taken tor granted,
an dissertations on the prospects OF the fall
Trade, that the decline in wheat meant
SMALLER sales, reduced receipts by the farm
tszx~ niggardly expenditures in the country
stores, striDgency in collections, and the
G.nEIseauent collapse n a great many whole
szkaFs and jobbers who have been looking to
z.~zO Oming'' fall trade for means to meet
extended obligations. This series of calcu-
s1ous looks logical, but omits some very
luzportant facts: The farmers are not de-
sssndent upon the present crops tor purchas-
Ia.E power, for they possess the accumulated
fl.l5 "a OF preceding years: wheat is lower,
lsIrs other products are higher, and what is
Is2-c In one may be gained ia oats, corn, rye,
z&5 hogs; speculative operations were
considerable element in the clearings OF last
yyzGr-those of last week represent the ie
x;I5.2aRte operations; the actual trade Of this
EzSI IS larger than that OF last year, as is
shown by the books of all our leading
bnpses; cheap food at home and abroad will
szr-tstly increase the purchasing power of re-
sliI cd wages 10 operatives, and more than
srsytaing else will tend to revive maSutac-
cfres-the most depressed branch OF labor;
Ctn.s will surely react in favor of agriculture
stEi3 the general prosperity.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
FOREIGN MARKETS

IoSDoS, Aug. 3l.-The rate of discount on
the open market for three months bills was -
per cent or * per cent below the bank OF Eng
land rate Amount OF bullion gone into Bank
of England on balance to-day i fsl.O0o. Con-
soils, money and account, 92z<; SOS. lsfSs
1851; do or 1867, l0a1z; I0-40s, IO4sz; N Y Cen,
trail, 81. Erie %. Ere, preferred 81; advance
in price of Erie caused By Tumor that the report
of the English auditors was favorable.
PARIS, Aug. 3I.-Rentes 6Sf 75c.
ANTWERP, Aug. a.-Petroleum, fine pale
American, 2Gsz.
ding uplands, SD; Orleans, S1<@S5Sd. Sales,
u zoo bales including 2ct0 bales for speculate
and export, and $3.50 bales American Bread
stuffs-Quiet 0swego wheat dull; new No.
white Michigan quiet,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE, MARKETS. -
MONDAY EvENING, August Il,

- MONDAY EVENING, Augusta.
The feature of the week on the market has
been a general decentralization of the wheat
trade, though in fact the decline has not been
more than three to five cents in prices, yet there
is a sort of fearful looking for which among Chi
cago spectators has come TO realization of
Judgment. Some failures have occurred there.
Here the market is heavy and dull, and the
grain dealers haven't much to say. 1t is
pretty hard to put quotations below g5c
for wheat, and no sales are reported under
% to CSC. 1t looks as though the time
might come when a bushel of corn vii buy a
bushe OF wheat though IL Is not likely that point
market is improving. As soon as the hot
weather eggs are worked OF out of the way, that
ready firm at quotations. Butter is sc arce and a
choice article viii find favor above quoted ates
Fruit Is plenty only the very best apples ind
any sale. To-day the market was overstocked
with grapes and they sold cry low. Peaches
are in better demand. Plums nearly out of mar
ket. The following is the record OF sales: 10 cars
red wheat p. t.; cars corn p, t.. car ear corn
at &c; cars red wheat at 95c.
Quotations are given for the buying prices OF
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
hour and other merchandise.l
DRUGS.
No new features have been developed In this
market, and trade continues good. AssafOetida is
quoted at 40d45c; alcohol al 81 90d2, alum, per
pound pound: 1G55G; s eam ndang s per pound
form, per pound, 81 lO9l 20; copperas, barrels
per pound. 2@3c; cream tartar, pure, 45@47c; IN
digo, per pound, 81 2O@l 80; licorce, Calab. per
pound. genuine. 45@50c; magnesia. caTb, 2 OF,
per pound, O@sso; morphine. p. q w. ounce.
Y, 1907 Co; madder, per pound, Ieglsc;
$40 90 70 10 So; quinine. s. 5592 70; soap, cas-,
Pound ea7e: Salts EPSON 'G per uonHS Pei
snuff. CARROTS pack, per gross Sl7; snuff, Gar
retts, per case Of 4 dozen, SIC; sulphur, -four,
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IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NEW
YORK DURING AUGUST.
ENTERED FOR CONSUMPTION
;1-ai thru upon mkt 81 g7sSOi lSOs9,7i li,3Ss,576
BARLEY AND MALT,

1sr-2l thr upon mkt q 279.SOi l3Os9Z7i H. S $40
BARLEY AND MALT.
TIE Journal of Commerce, New York,
gives the following timely review OF che
h1-Iey prospect: There is no movement in
bx<iey. For malt about steady prices are
szsz.rrent, with a moderate demand Sales
zrrs reported of 1900 bushels at 81 So for
Western, on time; 81 so for Canada
gsest and two-rowed State on private terms.
REPORT OF THE BARLEY CROP OF 1874.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. rs. 1874.
20 enable US to inform ourselves and our
esrres pondents fully as to the quantity.
quality, condition and prospective value OF
EH.s new crop of barley, we waited the har-
SszsUing OF it, in order that the answers might
be <nlier aud more reliable, and then issued
ia Ehe local dealers of Canada and New York
St-a5e. as we'll as the West and Northwest,
IHeralcopies OF the Inquiries we used last
year, with so much mutual satisfaction, and
nsrewith return careful digest of the re-
plies. as follows.
CsDad4-rhe ground seeded in Canada is
reported to have been from about the same
20 last year to 80 per cent. greater averag-
nag 20 per cant. increase, but not more than
=sza average amount. The yield large, varying
A,a tbs seve al localities from twenty-five to
Torty-kSe bushsls to the acre, averaging
oyer t4irty; quality very fine. weighing
from ON forty-six to tifty pounds, averag-
hEg AZ forty-eight pounds, and has been
eseurri in splendid condition.
New YORK State-Reports show the ground
ssseded varied from % per cent. less to so
4ser cent. greater than last year-about the
usual scr-sge-wlth an increase in the pro.
Eo-ti"n of Ard, that the yield varies from Is
On 10 bushels Per acre, weighing from II TO so
pounds per bushel, and that from 30 per
s.e1t- 10 20 per cent. is more or less dlscol-
ssr8d.
Westeru--Iliinois, Iowa. Missouri and
Wisconsin reports show variancs of the area
Elznt=d as compared with last year OF from
-KsH pc cut. iOss 10 30 per cent. greater an
zzsorsg' IF slight increase, that the yield
sszs b en- from 30 TO 40 bushels per acre, and
kr@s been secured in fine condition, but that
BgiRg 10 the hot, dry summer, 1t ripeneo
esA-ly, md a large proportion will be shrunk-
On Adj OF sucn lignt weight as not to grade
Eo. 2 IL VIII weigh from 40 to so pounds
ger bO-h.1.
The ba ley of Ohio, Indiana and Ken
s1eky is chiefly winter gram, and locally
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01

MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81.
Money. 2@21z per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5@7 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at 81 S614@4 S634
for 60 days and 81 s9@4 s91G for sight.
Customs receipts, 1857 900.
Gold was steady at 0934@1 O9T.
Borrowing rates, l per cent. to fiat, and
finally per cent.
The assistant treasurer disbursed SS1 900
SSn,sarings, Sl4, 0oO,000
Governments are firm,
State and railroad bonds dull
stocks were active anu Irregular. and
rather weak, with the exception of Erie,
which advanced to 34I, in sympathy with a
rise at London of ia per cent. The market
closed dull and steady.
Among the sales of shares to-day were
$4,000 Western Union, 5000 Pacific Mail,
$4,000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Union
Pacific, and Is, 900 Wabash
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01

George Dawson, the great English lectur-
er. was honored, the other day, by public
farewell banquet given by his rowasmen of
Birmingham, England, on the occasion OF
his departure for the United States. Mr.
Dawson, in the course of hIs long and fire.
quently tender reply, said of his visit: Let
me say a word about America. go with
out prejudice, for have a prejudice in it's
favor. A great, big, strong, ssalwart child
of Old England, / take pride in it.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
NE W G O o D S

ss.x.z stock OF Dry Goods, Millinery and Notions
Far eRring and summer is now very fuil ana
sf1slplete. The purchases were made oy III.
snyy-s< in person, who remains IN New 1ork the
ssrI1ETe season and buys only when the goods are
1Asss right kind and quality, and the prices are
ezaF ves-y lowest that cash can obtain 10 iarni-
ssr< and mechanics we can offer the best goods
IL Fsre market at prices as low as any house 10
rae west, and that very few houses can dupli-
ss1Ss. Come and see for yourself.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
lRH TELEGRAPH to the Senfinal1

CINCINNATI, Aug. Sl.-CATrLE-Receipts were
for week, 4676 head cattle; ,457 head sheep: 9SS7
hogs: the mark { was active and firm for better
grades, which are scarce; medium and inferior
oudl ana &c lower sales were made at 81 5O9
%, 50 UO94,O0, 81 75M2 75.
SHEEP AND LAMRs-Sheep active and arm;
al selling az s. 5Og4 %. lambs active at siCO@
HoGs-Common plenty and dull at S. Ood6 90:
medium 10 heavy scarce and active at s6 %
al 60
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
NEW YORK CorToN marker.

NEW YORK. Aug. 81. = Cotton Is dull {;
sales were made of 9zJ bales At l67k@l7ltc. Net
receipts, 10 bales; gross receipts 2.7v0, a'es.
Futures closed steady with sales of ., 100 bales
as fellows: Seller september. Is 1850: seller
October, Is ll-2c; seller November, I5<9l5 s-s2c
seller December, Is 5-l6c; seller January, l5l532
@I51Sci seller February, Is .S-S2c; seller March,
lec; seller April, l61zc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01

1t is not generally known, but it is a fact,
though none of his biographers have men,
toned it, that Charles Sumner at an early
period of his life embraced the doctrines of.
Fourierism. He met Fourier while in
Europe, was charmed and converted by him.
and gave in various cities and towns am able
lyceum lecture on Fourier and his system.
That system. however, soon lost its hold on
Summers mInd.-Lowen Times.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-BEEF CArTLE-Receipts
yesterday were i,Z10 head, making 9.77o head for
the week, against l0,SSO head for same time
last week; quality fresh and offerings about
medium; market fair with = shade advance
from last Friday, exclusive of half dozen cars
steers RANGED from S. 25@l3 .: Texas and Chero-
kee cattle from IS 0o@J 75 The best large drove
in market average Is cwt.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-rhe receipts to-day were
S,l60 head; making 2 20 head for four days
against $3.50 head for same time last week:
good sheep and fat lambs in demand at fai-
prices, but poor stock had slow sale at very low
figures. Sheep ranged from 81 009e 90; lambs
from So 50@7 80.
HoGS-The receipts to-day were 1900 head :;
making 25,6f7 for four days against $3.50 head
for same time last week; live wanted at So 6zlS
al 62%; dressed hogs barely steady at IS 20 "a
300; grassers, 81 25@9 90; corn-fed not quoted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
EAST LIBERTY LAVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY Pa, Aug Sl.-BEKF CATTLE
Receipts for three days were Ala head: foz the
week so far, 7,UH head; not mnch business do
Ing to-day good cattls are firna, but common TO
medium are of slightly; good, So O096 50; com
mon TO medium, "a 5000 20; stockers, s. 5054 10.
HoGs-Receipts for three days, l0OIO head: for
week, so far, l7,ll5 head; Phfladelphias SSO0G
81; Workers, So 5097 ~.
SHEEP-Receiptsfo for three days, $500 head for
the week, so far, % 0Jg head; best, 81 e065 10;
medium, 81 OO94 90; corn-fed, 50 O094 %.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
NEW YORK. DRY GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-Dry Goods = The
package trade in domestic goods was Sluggish.
iobbing branches with fair sale, to southern and
southwestern ueaieis; cotton goods quiet and
unsettled; cotton fiannels, Cheviot shirtings,
rolled Jaconets and grain bags were in good de-
mand and firm; prints active, especially side
band styles; woofens quiet; dress goods and
skirts fairly active. a. ~
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01

Thurlow Weed hopes to attend the meet
ing of the Pioneer Association of Onondaga
county, N. Y, and writes that he thinks
''the boy who cut cord-wood for salt Point
in 1906, worked on Joshua Forman's farm in
1910, was an apprentice in The Lynx print
ing office in 1911, and worked temper1ng
sand for molding cannon balls at Micklsis
furnace in 1872, may fairly claim to be an
OIondaga 'pioneer'n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-09-01
DRY GOODS

There is an apparent movement IN fall goods
with fair prospect OF a steady increase. Stocks
Bare now well assorted, and prices range nearly
throughout the entire line lower than last
season, and some brands or makes are now lower
Comfort prints, 61z9Sc; standard fancy do. ga
glLc: standard fancy side band, 91Sdllc
Dress goods are in moderate request and styles
are for the most part considered desirable, with
prices a shade under last season.
are being shown The best styles are selling freely
jobbing at 221Ic.
he low prices they are now offered.
| No change IN domestic goods since last report.
TICKING. Omega 81 inch re iAmoskeag AGA
Medal, lie; extra r. ace; extra "A, 221zc; Lewis
town, 81 inch, 26g2!1Sci ditto, - inch, &c; ditto
BROWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1l1zc; Pepperen,
sHi iRs sfEPEs- American es, l2c ss, lie;
Whittenden, lSc lac, and l5c Union, lac. Ice, and
BATTING Ordinary, i2tlc middling, l5sl7c:
| GARRETT CHArS--white. soc: colored, SIC; lcov4
Brown sHEETINGs-vermont. lilo; Nashviile
lie; Vaudeville, lie; Idaho. i01Sc; New
Albany, l01xc; Stark, A., ll1zc; Laurel, D., lie;
Laurel, h, loc; Park, A: &c; Granite, b., &c;
Pepp. r., lOc; Pepp. e lie. -
BI.EACfIED misunderstanding, I2c; Hope
Y, lie; 50, lac; Dwight star, i21zc; Vaughn, Xxx
SIC Red Dog, TIC; Quaker, TIC; Cambrics Ions
dale, lsc: Young Warrior, lac; Jabez Knight,
-SoAPs-Indianapoii German, exc; Proctor &
CANDLES and Work 8 German, 7@71fc. Rabbits
l0Gl0H. .iiftlat
1sc; stark, s2c; Union. CSC; Banner, soc :.
FISH-Are going on slowly. White are sell
ing per half barrel at s650@7 quarter barrel IS 50;
kils, al 30. Family white fish, half barrel,
foTnia salmon. per half barre sfs SO t SS fi
Mackerel. new mess, per barrel, s24 half bar
Ee. gig: 9uarter, barrel 50 g: kits s. g; extra
s. sl God 9s sR sess si'ei HOLLAND 81 hers s
box, Acc; scaled. 45c. Halibut, smoked, l5c;
ter-barrei, s. 30; kits, 81 10; skinned cat Half
barrel, 81 70; quarter barrel s. 70; Kits, 81 80:
Paris Michigan. $3.50 per barrel; Newark, 81 per
barrel. Lime-Huntingten, 36c; Flat Rock 32e
per bushel. White sard, 81 per barrel. Fire
Building brick, se.5O@s, according to quality
Lath, pine at s. so. Hair, 40c per bushel. Nails,
los and COS, s4eoi IS and IS. s475: IS and IS s5 Is
s5.5.
FRUITS. NUTS. ETC. .t.
!, Are in good demand at firm rates; The quota
tons below will be found to be nearly the same
: N Nut Almonds, soft shell. 2ss2ac;
III berts 7@lSc; walnuts, French, lie; Naples, l3c:
Brazil mus. l29l4c, peanuts raw, sgi2c; roasted,
llH@l2H
FoRETGS FRUITS : Oranges out of market. !
iogiic per pound; new sasins, o' layers usss
are held It S. 60@3 IS; London layer 81 1894 %;
Muscatel, crown, 81 00@4 %; double crown, 81 %
drum figs, lee; layer figs 9@2c; citron, 33g36c;
currants, 9SlOc; Turkish prunes, new, l49l5c.
FUEL.
CoAL--Is only sold by the hundred pounds
The scale of prices is as follows:
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r CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. Sl.-BxEF CATTLE-The receipts
to-day were $500 head. The market was fairly
active and prices were steady; fair to extra
shipping steers sold at 81 s0d6 45 stoc1ers 81 30
as 10; Texans, s. O043 IS. shipments, 200
head.
HoGs-Receipts 500 head. The market was
active and 1Oc higher; sales were MADE at IS 25tl
20 for poor to common; s. 00aS 3 FOR medium
10 extra shipments, 200 head.
SHEEP-Receipts, 200 head. The market
was dull and unchanged, with sales at y go
IS for poor 10 choice.
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CINCINNArI IRON MARKET.

CINCINNAT1, August 81. lS71.
The market remains substantially as last re-
ported. The demand continues very light for
all grades. No change in the prices of hot blast
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-F1our-Is steady and
ess active; receipts, 1900 barrels; sales were
made fsuperfne Western and State s. 4595 90;
common to good extra Western and State at
rs 0695 10; good.ts choice do at S. 1895 81; white
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PITTsBuRG PETROLEUM MARKET.

PrTTsBURG, Aug. sI.-Cruce-Quiet and nom
inal; soc at wells; 97 e ut river; larkers refined
holders firm, ll5s freely bid without sales; ID
refineries in this Vicinity have shut down a.s =
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RRFADSTT7FFS

DOMESTIC FRUITs-Dried cherries pitted s2G
sic. Dried blackberries lS@20c. Green apples,
choice 81 C09s2 50 barrel. Peaches 65@9Cc per
box: g per bushel. Pears, Bartletts, S2a2 30 per
bushel. Plums-Damson, So 5Oa4 90 per bushel.
Tomatoes nominal. Grapes plenty and cheap,
495c per pound.
SILL F0ED-In fair supply. Bran and shorts
are quoted at sl2@l5, fine feed at SIC, and mid
ding at SlSd20.
wIIEAT-Stesdy. New wheat, red. 95c@sl 90;
amber, 81 O5@l cS; whitS, 81 0Sgl u.
JoRN-Is steady. Clear yellow and high mixed,
shelled in elevator is quoted at CSC; white. tSc
for choice; ear scarce and not well settled at any
price. say &c.
OATs-Quoted at 4O@i2c per bushel.
RYE-But little on the market. Quotations
at 75c for new.
BARLEY-Quotations are held at 81 ..
TALLow-Quoted at exc. It
HoPS-At 40950c per pound.
HoNEY-Is bought at r21<a2Oc per pound.
ONI0Ns-Wofth So 75G4 per barrel for white.
VEG ETABLEs-Potatoes, new early rose, 60c
to Csc per bushel. -rfNf
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
The prices below are those of j. r. Budd
& Co., and are unchanged from last week.
Al,