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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-14
INSURANCE.

--"J NSUkANU6.
NJBw ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
Corner OF Canal and Camp Streets
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL BTATKMENT.
Tn conformity with their charter, the company
publish the following statement:
Premiums during the year ending December 81
1873
On are r,sks $4lAt633 s.
On marine rsks...a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,. "
On river risks. 4e'o- :.
Total premiums. IS s'.... P'~o'o~' -
Less reserve for untermin-
ated risks, December 81
1879 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5,605 90
Less return premiums. .....s n.776 S8-lT,3SI 81
No. earned nrsm,Dus 4al27s q
Ke1nsuranceS. .e..e.......... P4Ir'e' 10
Losses Gil Are. 500 Sl83,010 OF
DOSES marineo s. III o6
Losses on river...s 9,T4 9l-26o.sT o.
Kxpenses taxes, ETC., less in.
terest account. s.s.....o 17.4N %
Commissions on agency busi-
ness. 7,7sss7
Rebate paid to the assured 3SI73 -
semi annual interest on cap
ital stock
Five per cent paid
August, 1872 5000 81
Five per cent pays
able In Fsbru-
cry. ls74...... 5000 o. 1900 os-4ff,sl4 So
Reserved for unsettled claims. ...s $3,36l Is
The company has the following assets:
cash. 5000 l6
Bil,s receivable for premiums. ..... 1901 Is
Bonds city and others. ..............n $4,000 o0
Stocks. Gas Coppany and others ......s 67,5l4 so
Pledge and mortgage nOtes............s S'9,'3t ~
Premiums in course Of collectioD...... 1C6,z7o 6z
suspense account. ,.... $3.50 70
Agency premiums for December. hob 20
Warrant account Observation-Disclosures $3.50 So
Branch Office 4,5A 81
Louisiana Cotton Factory 1870 SO
Property corner Canal and Camp streets 70662 II
Other real estate. .................... % 532 70
Due By insurance companies ......,...s 1906 76
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sT4sos II
DepNeciat lon ....-.........:...e.. W.SbO ~
Cash market value. -. ............... s676,s So
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock. 500 600 %
DIFFERENTIATED risks. HS,6Os SO
Interest on capital stock, due In Februo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... 5000 90
Interest and dividends unoollected..... Hills 10
Bills payable. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIS %
Claims unsettled. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1851 IS
Reserve, two and half per cent
losses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9o,l45 81
TOTAL. SOFT, 944 80
cript from the books Of the company.
J. TUYES, Presidents
}. ". HINcxs. Secretary.
Sworn ts and subscribed before Sneo this ninth |
day Of January. A. D. 1874.
P. CHARLES SUyBLLlBRo
Notary Public,
No. $40 <3rasier street, New Orleans.
The sentannuai interest dividend Of five per |
cent. due arst MONDAY in February will be paid |
70 the stockholders on and after that datss
Directors,
GBORGR GRQoHiRT, M PAYRo,
a. GALLY, PLACIDE FORSTALIo
iEOBGB W. BABCOeRo AUGUST RICHARD
I. BAILEY BLANCHARD. x. MILTENBERGBR,
4. SCHREIBER W. B. SCHMIDT
CHARLES LAFTTTR, J. TUYES j,I7]y
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WQQD---GOAI..

W0OD---COAI,,
b. D. WOOD. JOHN A. WOOD. J.H WOOD.
II ID. WOOD & BROTHERS, e4
COAL MERCHANTS,
AOO............ Common street.
Opposite the City Hotel.
Tugbeat Charlie Wood. r.,oe
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A. BIMER RAIDER, President
Oh. ENGSTFKLD Vice President
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretaryo
Board Of Trustees
henry Abrams, A. Elmer Bad..ro
n a. baungarde,s L. +. Del Bonei0
en-. hngstfeld. II. Prank,
n. X dogreve. Hy. Hallep.
Slgmnnd Staizs J. Fl. Keller,
=. helneT. Louis LeonhaEJ.
lhec. Liiiienthal. C. H. Miller,
r. hckert Frank Roder,
Louls schneiGeE. w. B. Schmiat
o. ong, Isaac Seherck
LOUIS Schwarts. ). NJ. Schwartz,
n. "hdeTInaa'. j. Weissenbsoh
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fTNEtTONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
EEr ORLEANS
Office Mo- fl Grnvier stspets
iSSSEH FIR. MARINE AND RIVER RISKS Ar
LOWEST RATES,
Asssfs. .......".... ..............&79S, 454 81
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MERCHANTS MUVUAi,
INSURANCE. COMPANY
NEW gRLEAN&
OffioS Mo- iG4 Canal streeaa
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FUEL.
WOODS quoted at 81 5o95.
GROCERIES

GROCERIES
BRooMs-Common, 81 25 medium, 81 so; ex-
CANDLES l9a2Oc per pound, summer
pressed, l3el4c per pound. Hotel, 2l@22.
CHEESE-Quoted at .lS129l414c for prime to
CoFFEE~Strong. Roasting grades of Rio are
quoted at 2S@2s4c; fair TO good at 24g245zc:
927c; 251z9261zc for Laguayra, and 35@S6c for
Java.
MOLAssEs-New Orleans, 75aSO per gallon.
RIcE.Caronna. 99lOc; Rangoon, SA@SH,
| SUGARs0New Orleans out of the market,
Refined is quoted at ll@llAc for A; 1V54@llc
for extra c; and l1s49l2c for hard; yellow sugars
sPITttEs-Pepper, 2s@sOc; allspice, lS@2Oc:
cloves, 65970c ;caSsia, 5OG55c.
TEAs-Gunpowder is quoted at 75c9Sl so; Inn
perial, 6oc@Sl 20; Hyson, sl@l OO;Oolong, 6OcS
81; English Breakfast, 6OgS.c: ,,o,,5
ToBACCo-Royal Gem is quoted.at 759ISe; Mond
OF Navy, 5Sg6Oc; black tobacco, 4SgstOc; Drlght
navies and quarters, 5S@e0c; smoking brands
WOODEN wARE-No.tubs per dozen, SO 5O@lO; mo.
2 ditto, s. 5O@9; No. ditto, 81 seas; No Churns,
No 3 ditto, IS 5O No. l cedar churns brass
bound, S2lG22; No. ditto, SMASH; NO. ash
chGrns SIS No ditto So No ditto no SD st2ye
ditto, S. t097; keelers, five in nest, " .; mea
sleeves l4-l6, S2; ditto Is, ~ o.; u D1ck exc IS
two hoop, 81 00d2 10; ditto three hoop tZ So92 AZ
sAnTEIaEe' sil5a2 20; Ohio river, 81 sOaI 90.
SODA-English, 7@71zc; American, 61a97c.
SoAPs-IndianapoIis German, SIC; Proctor d
CANDLES and Works German, 1910. Rabbits
HAY AND STRAW.
Nothing new can be reported for this market,
and trade continues dull.
/ Hay-Loose Timothy is quoted at Sl59lS per
| ton from wagons. Tight pressed is quoted at Sl6
@l7; and loose ditto at sl69l7, and 81 more from
store.
| STRAw-Is selling at 30@i0c per hundred
pound, or at 81 5095 per load.
IRON AND STEEL.
Business is improving and prices are firm.
BAR IRON IL inch to 4 inches by "a inch to
inch, 3. A. inch to IL inch, round, 3. A.: other
IF HORSE sHoEs-ouoted at So 25as 50, and mule
shoes at 81 2597 80 per keg, standard brands.
Horse shoe nails-Putman's SIS, &c. Au Sable,
/ &c; Great Western, 24c; Northwestern, 25c.
! NAILS-Quoted at lOd to God at 81 % per keg,
and smaller numbers at the usual advance.
| STEEI-Sanderson's pest English tool, Csc (;
American tool, 2c; spring steel, IA inch, l21zc;
/ Ia inch and over, lie; mill pick shapes, BIC.
| Tools = Axes, Simmons patent, sd; ditto
plain, Sl3 IS; MishawaKa silver steel, ~. cross
cut saws, Atkins improved patent, DOC per loot
ditto half patent, CSC: clipper saws, 55c; light
ming, CSC; carriage bolts, 50 per cent. discount
| from list.
Linseed oil, raw, 96G97 boiled, 81 DIAL o..
| Lard oil, current make, winter strained, oSgSOc.
: Tanners oil, Straits best, 65970c BanBs best.
6OG65c: Labrador, S0@05c. Refined coal OIL, d41
| l415c for standard; gasoline for laml D9zoc;
Intoxicating and machinery oils, $4,000.
PROVISIONS.
Bulk meats firm and quite at 1909 for shout
ders SIC for clear rib clear s9s12c Bacon shoul-
| ders, &c; packed clear rib, 1Oc; clear, lie;
breakfast bacon lie. Hams are quoeo al E73@
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WINDOW GLASS
MONEY. STOCKS. ETC.

NEW YORK, July 6.
Treasury disbursements, 1927, goo.
Customs receipts, s4ll,OOO.
Imports for the week, S5,1O9,43O; exports,
S5191,644.
Money easy at per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at 81 S7604 S7A
for 6Odays and "a 80 for sight.
Prime discounts, 515@612 per cent.
Gold, 11O3s and Ito, the opening and clos
ing rates respectively,
Carrying rates, 1913 per cent, closing at 3
per cent.
Clearipgs, S36, 0O0, 600.
State bonds neglected.
Railroad bonds quiet and firm.
Governments quiet and slightly lower.
Stocks opened heavy and lower, with a
pressure to sell. Northwestern common.
which was offered at AZ, was down to 4Osi
before any sales occurred. st. Paul also de-
clined nc, and the general market fell off
H@1 per cent, with several fluctuations
during the day, but the market was weak in
the closing dealings and showed a decline
from d to per cent. from the highest point
of the day; but as compared with the closing
prices on Friday, the decline ranged from =
to 32s per cent. The greatest activity to-day
was in Lake Shore, Northwestern, ST. Paul,
Western Union and Wabash, while the
geatest decline was in st. Paul and North
western common, the former. as compared
with Friday, being down 32s per cent. and
the latter 31S per cent.
Among the sales to-day were II 600 shares
of Western Union; 1000 Pacific Mail, IL, 600
Erie; 5000 Lake Shore; 5000 Union Pacific;
10000 Northwestern; 5000 Rock Island;
Is, 900 st. Paul, and y 900 Wabash.
The decline in Northwestern and st. Paul
was caused by the refusal of the United
States Circuit Court in Wisconsin to grant an
injunction asked for against the state of
Wisconsin, in relation to the recently en-
acted law fixing freight rates.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPB.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Flour-Is heavy and
lower; receipts, 1000 barrels; sales were made
mon TO good IS 70G6 TO- good 10 choice do at s6 Is
16 %; white wheat extra at So 55g6 49, extra
hour-Is steady; sales were made at 81 5000.
Corn MEALS steady; sales were made of west
receipts 55200O bushels; sales were made of No. 2
Chicago spring at 81 3lgl -; No. Milwaukee
at 81 o6@l 500; ungraded Iowa and Minnesota
spring at 81 309l 80; winter red and amber west
ern at 81 S0Gl So; white western at 81 30. Rye
Is quiet; sales were made at 81 069l 10. Barley
Is nominal. Barley maIt-Is quiet: Corn--Is
heavy and lower; receipts 542 00O bushels sales
were made of western mixed at I5gI6lac; west
ern yellow at 7sgHe; white western sa At S2gSSc:
receipts 81 900 bushels; sales were made of mixed
western at 56@60c; white western at 60@64e.
corn 81 coo bu; oats, SsI, 600 bu; rye, 5000 bu
malt, 5000 bu peas, 50 900 blu. Hay-Is heavy;
sales were made of shipping at 81 009l %. Hops
IO@2Oc; good TO choice at 2593O. Cofee-Is quiet;
Rio IgE@2294c. Sugar-Is firmer; Gales were
Moiasses-Is quiet; Porto Rico 42c. RiceNfs
quiet. PetrOleum-Is firm; sales were made of
crude at 5@51sc; refined l21Ic. Turpeniine-ls
heavy sales were made at lSG1Hc. Forks
quiet; sales were made of new mess at SIS IS for
spot; SIS 80 for July; SIS 75qlS 50 for August.
pc; India 24c. Middles-Are steady; sales were
made Of long clear at Ice; short clear at l0A@
1890. Lard-Is firmer sales were made of prime
for August IL Lice Tor september. Butter-Is
firm; sales were made of new western at l5@26c.
Cheese-Is heavy: sales were made at l0@lS1zc.
Whisky-Is steady; sales were made at 99c-i -
CHICAGO, July 6.-F1our-Is quiet and prices
are unchanged. 1Wheat-0pened firm but closed
a made a1 Of heaso senS ss spef
81 lI1l@l llA seller July; 81 0Ss seller, August;
NO % a Spite ne az Sax sec5ed At &
5S@5S54c seller July; eS1zc seller August rejected
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKETS.
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAPOLIS
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
MoNDAY EvENING, July 6.

MONDAY EVENING, July 6.
There was considerable show OF spirit on the
reaSsembling of the Board of Trade after vaca-
ton of two days. Really there was but little
done except to talk over the hopeful prospects
of the future Nobody seemed able to explain
why it is that corn holds up to figure that the
situation would not seem to justify. The flood
of grain pouring into the New York market is
wonderful. The receipts there since Friday were
OF wheat $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels,
over half a million each. Some very fine speci-
mems Of new wheat were on Change, one from
Nincennes especially beautiful. Several ca rs of
new wheat have been bought, but prices were
not such to determine a market for quotation.
In the grocery trade cOffees are strong and
steady at quotations. Sugars are tending towards
an advance. N dry goods prices remain un-
changed and business is fair, amounting to
activity. All signs are favorable and there is a
universal cheerfulneSs in looking at the future
fluctuations are given for the buying prices of
grain and produce, and the selling prices for
flour and other merchandise.
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ducsd supply, owing to the liberal distribu-
ton OF the last few days, and numerous
leading makes are now selling by the agents
at value tor future delivery. Most of the
styles OF sheetings and shirtings which had
accumulated unduly in the hands OF agents
have now been marketed at very slight
concession from regular rates in the way oil
discounts, etc., as was the case with Ions
dale, Blackstone and Hope bleached goods,
and the Nashua brown cottops.
LOUISIANA CRofs
The New Orleans Times of June 26 gives
the following: Although the recovery ex-
ceeds the most sanguine expectations, still
there are regions yet under water in which
the sugar crop is entirely lost. The Black
river country and the east side of the La
fourche will give little or no Weld, but the
Teche country emerged from the fiood.with
a prospect wholly unexpected. Estimates,
locally made in that section, put the loss by
the overflow down to approximate 3,OOO
hogshead. The acreage in sugar avahapie
for a crop was some what larger than last
year, but what was prospectlvely gained In
that way has been more than lost in the
sections which still remain under water. A
far as we can hear, the crop looks unusually
promising. The stubDle cane Is reported, on
the best authority, as looking quite as fine
as the plant cane. Thus far, since the de-
cline of the overflow water, the weather has
been for the most part favorable, and is par
ticularly so ct this time. With continuing
favorable conditions, there is no hazard IN
estimating much larger yield than last year,
Notwithstanding the losses by the flood,
which are estimated at about 10000 hogs
heads. 1t is a gratifying fact that this
year the plsnters, or at least very large
number Of them, have been enabled
to Law by their crops already, whereas last
yoar, in Consequence of the long and inces-
SAINT raid they were not disposed OF until
July or August. The parishes adapted
to sugar culture are also adapted
to rice culture. The misfortunes of
1875 in the production of the
former have led this year to largely in
creased acreage of the latter, as being more
and certain in its yield. Rice
culture is pursued chiefly in the parishes of
st. John the Baptiste, st. Charles. |
Jefferson. Orleans, st. Bernard, PlaqUemines. |
Assumption, Latourche, Terrebcnne, 81.
Martin and Vermillion. The increase of
acreage in Plaquemines and st. Bernard is |
in the parishes of Ascension, Assumption.
lIafourche, st: James, SC. John and st. |
Charles, say $500 acres. The total increase,
to these figures, would be 5000 |
acres, but that is subject to loss by the
Hood vsriously estimated at 800 to 1000 |
acres, occurring chiefly in the parish of st.
Charles, leaving net gain of say 5000 acres |
The present condition of the crop is reported |
highly promising. In Plaquemines. which |
IS by far the largest rice producing section |
Of the state, the crevasses were closed early. |
and the injuries therefrom not appreciable, |
80 far as rice was concerned; and from all
sections, except the parish of st. Charles, the |
reports are equally encouraging.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. TUESDAY JULY 1874

l4c; dried l69l7c; Lard; kettle, ll1Sc; steam
lie. Sweet picked hams, lZ1z9l5c
SEEDS
Timothy is quoted at S9s Is; clover at IS %
fax seed at 81 50.
TIMERS STOCK AND METALS
Trade is good and improving. Tin plate Is
quoted, &C. l0xi4, charcoal, first quality sl3 OOIX
$500; lC, l4x0 roofing, Tin sl2 50; lC 2xS roofing
Tin 26c; and other sizes at the usual proportions
ate rates. Copper bottoms. 35c. Brass kettle,
54c. No. q iron B. &c; No. q smooth iron G, 7c
Mooreshead's galvanized iron, 20c per cent dis
count nom the new list. Zinc, per sheet. lie: per
cask, lo1zc. Pig tin, Straits, 3Oc; bright an
nealed wire, Nos. TO 8, sc per Id, and other num-
bers at the usual advance, with discount of 25c
I bright, and SOC for Laquered, by the bundle;
solder tinners', isc. Coppermsheeiing "A to Is o.
bottoms, 3sc. Lead-Pig, SIC; bar, SC. Anti
mony, he; Babbltt metal, l2Gl4c; galvanized
iron ~ per cent off list; iron wire, 80 per cent of
list; sheet iron, Nos. &c to H. &C.; Nos. Is to 90
2 l0c; No. q, b, 51zc. Demand active and trade
good.
WHISKY-Quiet at 9ic.
WOOL-Market steady. New wool coming in
freely. Quoted for unwashed, 2Sg3oc; for fleece
washed, 38C940c and for tub washed, 4094Tc.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKFT
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
T,,,,o N

NEW YORK, July 6.-BEEF CATTLE.-The fresh
receipts for to-day were 1910 head, making $40
head ior the week, against l04OO head for same
Tune last week. The quality was very fair with
com paratlvely few Texans and a large number
OF let cattle from Illinois and Kentucky: de-
mand light; the market ruled dull and closed
weak n ABOUT The quotations of Friday last or
a fednctlon for the week OF 1S9lc; native steers
ranged nom 80 5OGl2 so; fair 10 choice Texans
~ 0O9lO oO sales include IL cars Illinois steers
averaging 75 lbs, at lIs46I2c; IS cars do averag-
ing 90 lbs, at lie; cars do, averaging zoo lbs
NC; D cars do, averaging $50 lbs, at lO5<c
~ cars do averaging 80 lbs, ll14c Is cars Ken
lucky cattle, averaging S25 lbs, at llMl2ltc: q
cars averaging $50 lbs, at ll$c; Is cars Missouri
steers, averaging rs lbs, at lI1fc cars do av-
eraging 700 lbs at 14Gll1zc; cars do averaging
oJO IDS at S2c; cars Texans, averaging SIS lbs
AT &c, ana cars averaging go lbs, at lO1Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-Ihe receipts Yesterday
ana Today were 800 head, making 23.OOO head
ior the week, against % 100 for the sam time
iaSt week. sheep were a shade frrner and &c
nlgher W tn far sales at 81 25d6 90. Lambs were
easier and lower at 7@l0c; among the sales were
car ohio sheep, averaging IS lbs at SIC: IL cars
40, averaging l0flbs, at &c; car do, averaging
S4lDs, at &c; car do, averaging % lbs at 5szc
car DO averaging So lbs, at DC; car do, av-
erag1ng ~ lbs at SIC; do, averaging 70 lbs
at &c; cars Kentucky lambs, averaging O. lbs,
At o14c; car DO averaging CJlbs., at SIC, and
car canada lambs, averaging So lbs at &c.
hoGS.-Ihe receipts yesterday and to-day
We're 1850 head, making A,560 head for the
week, against SO,27O head for the same time last
week None offered alive. Dressed hogs were
firm at TIC.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, July 6-CATTLE-To-day the live
STOCK freights between Chicago and Eastern
markets were advanced TO the following rates /:
10 New YORK, SOC per 100 lbs; TO PHILADELPHIA
o0c; 10 East Liberty, SOC. The receipts of cattle
since saturday, 300 head. The market was dull
and nom1nally lower; through Texans, 81 5Od
%: Northern wintered, So 5O94 25; good to
choice, "a 5O@e 80; stockers, So 2564 so; common
head. -
HOSTILE receipts were 5000 head. The mar.
ket was unsettled; holders firm; few sales were
reported at So 30@5 20 for poor 10 medium, SIS SO6
W for good TO choice. shipments, 1900 head.
SHEEP.-There were no receipts; prices were
entirely nominal at q Of "A 81 for poor to choice
shipments, 400 head.
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NEW IVItFN DItI VOO1Jo NIAIthLI.t
New YORK, July 6-There was only a moder-
ately active package demand for staple cotton
and wooden goods, and iobbing branches of trade
were quiet. The market for cotton goods was
essentially unchanged, but fruit of loom A was
reduced to l4c !; brown drills were in good de-
mand and firm /; fancy cassimeres were less ac-
tive, but Oy efc0atinge,f cloths, worsted suitlngs
and repellents moved steadily.
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET

CINCINNATI, July 6-BEEF CATTLE.-The re-
celpts for the week were 1904 cattle 10 767 sheen
6,2oI hogs. The market was dull and lower dur
ing nrst part of the week, but rallied and closed
firmer; many inferior Texas cattle but extra
6eeyes are scarce; 81 25G5 ., 50 25@4 90, g 90
SHEEP-The market was dull and lower but
at close was more active and firmer at s. 25G
%; lambs, active, at 81 O005 50.
HoGs-The market was strong with short sum-
ply quick sales, at So 90G6 %.
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EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 6.-BEEF CATTLE
Arrivals, including Saturday and Sunday, lSS
cars; no sales.
--HoGs-Arrivals, including Saturday and Sun
day, as cars best are quoted at S630g6 60; York
ers at S6 00@6 %.
SHEEP-Arrivals, including Saturday and SIM
day, ~ cars; no sales
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I'M O
DRY GOODS IN NEW YORK,
Saws the Bulletin, July L: The tons of the
market improves daily, and feeling of con-
fidence now exists which has not been ex-
perienced for many months. OF course the
iobbing branches are quiet in all depart
ments. but commission houses representing
the most staple descriptions of cotton and
wooden FABRICS. are expecting fair, and in
some cases large, distribution of goods to
both city and country jobbers and clothiers.
TODAY there was an increased movement of
brown and bleached cOttons, drills, cotton
and wool fiannels, heavy cassimeres, coat
incs. etc. from first hands. The market for
cotton goods is more active, and prices are
daily gaining strength on regular corpora
ton makes, most of which are now In re-
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CINCINNArI IRoN MARKEr.

The market is extremely quiet, the usual dull
ness of the season being specially marked
through the week. Orders have been all for
small lots, and mostly confined to Mol foundry
Grades. Herewith find quotations of pig iron,
lor the week ending this date.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 6.-Cotton-Is quiet; sales
We're made of middling uplands at l75Sc.
Futures closed steady with sales OF 1880 bales
as follows: Seller july. rs Ia22aissSc: seller
August, is l3-S2@l7c; sllsr September II $50
- 5-loc seller october, 10 I0-IOSsIo oI-5zc; seller
l6 l3-l6c ~
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CANNED GOODS-In good demand. Toma .
toes lbs, 81 5O@1 so; lbs So 3593 so; Yarmouth
corn 50 S092 Mountain sugar - % ;Torphys2 60;
50 pie peaches, lbs, 81 70: blackberries 81 80
az 10; strawberries, lbs, 81 6043; raspber-
ries 2Ibs So; whortleberries, 81 25@2 so: pineap-
pies lbs, 81 5092 70; green peas, lbs, g 50@3:
string beans, 81 1907 salmon, Id, & 7o93-. do,
lbs, 81 2594 80.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1874-07-07
NE w G. O D d S /.

oar stock Of Dry Goods, Millinery and Notions
for spring and summer Is now very fun s an
com .5ie.e The purchases were MADE Dy III
Ayres in person, Who remains in New fork the
entire season and buys only when the gooos are
the right kind and quality and tne p1 r aIe
the veTv lowest that cash can OBTAIN 10 IarIn-
ers and mechanics we can offer the best gooas
"a the market at prices as low as any nouse ,i 40
he west, and that very Few houses Can "uPiA
ate Come and see for yourself.