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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-12-08

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TRADE QUOTATIONS..
tQrotauOns are gwen Tor Ins puylng Prices on
grain and produce, and tho railing prices for
Hour snd other merchandise.
BUILDING MATERIAIE-Quiet.
Ane: Delphi and huntington. SAC; Peru, sOc
St, Paul, 2Sc; New Paris lime, 300 per bunhel:
Newark, % 50. Fire brick, So 10 81 PSF hundred.
rel Tor Louisy6ie: 81 5Oss . 5oT Portland. -
BROOMS-OommonsS2 50g3 20; medium, IS 259
$50; extra, "a O0@4 %.
Day GOODs-Trade is slow and dull with
HAT1Ise--Ofdinary. lOalz5Ec; ruiddling. l5c:
Baows DRILLIxe-EashviIs. lOs[c; Psppsrsl.
TiCEIae-Omega u inch, Isc ;AmoaSssg A. GA.
22Ke; A, lso ;Conestoza, "a Medal, I7c; y Medal
tSsh Ssto ncb G alto g NOW lee g
Whittenden lie, lac, and l6c: Union, IL, Is, and
PAPER O. MBRIos- Common colors. &C; high
PRIsTs-Amsrican. nc; washington, Msrri-
mao, Richmond Oriental and Oonestoga, 7Lo
R1Sns p snsz Son .c.a soe.s c
Peabody E1inng 7ci Wamsutta, &c; Mourning
o4Rr4r CHA1x-wh1ss. 25c; oolsrsd. SO; COW
BRoWE sEnTzes-vermont, DC: Nash.
.isIs. 90: niddlsytlls. &c; Idahe. s9sc: New
ord r.. 20; Bepp n, 10; Pepp. o. 7hc; fepp 4.
BzzAoEED eHkETIEGs-Lonscale, lie; Hope,
10: "a, we; Dwight star, 100; Vaughn Xxx
q; ked Dog. 10; Quaker 7ho; Canbricz. Ions
1c; Eamsatts. lac: New io DIN Mis-, I1c. =
iRAIn BAes-Amoe keag A, SOC; Lewiston A,
dc: Htsrk. sOc; Union. &c; Banner. SOC: Mon
Steady at former quotations.
AsssfCDtids " quoted 81 25@1Dc; alco-
lol &C q 25e2 IS; alum, per pound,
s:st PEI. PoaSa 5000 SSa oSs sssS; 0'f PER-
pound, aeSe; cream tartar, pure, zd9Sio: In
oo sDs sHnine cess: ooIles Sa1as per
Per pound, 300 x0c; Eaorphine, r. AW- per ounce
u 6e4 IS. madden. per pound, lselcc; oil, cas-,
S oo OPIUM per poGs S g assa co. as
ains Per ounce, q s5e5 20: bsisam copaiss
Oc; soap. Sastils. A.. l9Gz5c; SOFA, bicar6
s ss pos. ana sess ssl p.s sD'G%
IrosG, sl7; snzG, CARROTS, per case OF dozen
hd; sulphurs -Four, per pound. SD6c; EAltpstrs,
per POUND. A4xc: turpentine, 4edh5bc.
FUElS;-CoAL-Modefateiy active and I'M
AnsnTacite. per ton, % rs: Brasil block, per
Oushel. loo: White River, l4c; Sand creek,
lie: Pittz6ars. q; krasif mat, domestic si iac
do, steam, 9ci Brazil gLaok, &c; Virginia canneI,
10: indiana cannsl, "a.
CoxE-I3c: crushed, I6s.
WooD-Plenty at - 59sa6 20.
fISH-Quiet and steady.
Labrador herring, bDls, ~; half hbls, 81 &c, No.
c o. poSeTs 6a bbIS S. oS "a k
barrel ct 60 Oogs 60; quarter barrel, q IS; kits,
10; 1smily white half bhls. s5 90;
half barrel, new go 80; kits q IS;
new mess per brl, S30QSs; half brl.
10 Vo@B co. quarter bsrrel, So 81; kits, q 6ci
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-CATTLx - Receipts
for yesterday and to-day 520, making $50 Tor
quality fair generally and market about steady
at an advance for the week, equsl to nearly nc;
no premium beeves offered; native cattle, IS 81
ais 5U; Texas and Cherokees, IS s. q 10 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 1910, making
24,95O for the week, against ~ $50 for
last week: prices much the same as Thursday
and Friday, with fair business; 81 50@7 for con-
mon TO fancy sheep; S. 5097 50 for fat sheep and
lambs; mixed. $6@6 70.
HoGs-Receipts lO,I5O, making $500 for the
WeeR, against ~, l2o for last week; market dull
and weak, with car loads of fair Ohio corn fed,
alive, at 81 5O97 56L per 100 lbs; no Western
dressed hogs yet offered; city dressed hogs
steady at SO 25a9 621z.
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Ing x per cent. below the Bank OF England rate
The amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day ~ fl,Qp0. ConsoAs
Mates bonds-Extra 620's 1885, 1851: 1867 l0s1<
N-i0s 1867; new IS, l04,z. -Tallow-55s. Refined
PARIS, Dec. 6-Rentes, 66f 671fc.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 6.-American securities
New 5s, SS5z.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 6.-Cotton-MiddlIng up
lands SD; Orleans sled; sales 1900 bales,
and $500 bales American. Corn-S2s Sd e1szs "a .
Lard-57s cd. rs f-
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N Office OF ADmINrsrRArEON.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the Marion Civil Circuit
Court OF Marion county, Indians, executor OF
the last Will and testament of Henry Brenne-
man, late OF said county, deceased. Said estate
liz supposed TO be solvent
Dec. lst 1875. ELI HFINY, Execgiogs
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CORN AND WHEAT.

There is very little to be sal d OF the grain
trade. Il Is dull. Indiansis not fortunate
this year. The corn which attained an ina
mense growth did not ripen well, and turns
out light and chaffy. Bsing unusually full
of sap, a cold and damp September seemed
to stop the curing process. All good wheat
used by the millers Is obtained from the far
Western states. Kansas Is in luck, despite
a few grasshoppers. She is selling good
wheat TO all the states east OF her.
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CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YoRK DRY GOODS MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-Dry goods-Business con-
timed quiet with package houses; Cochico
fancy prints were reduced TO Ike, and Cochico
and Sprague's robes TO Sc; brown sheerings
were IN good demand, and bleached shirtings
quiet: plaid prints were fairly active and In
comparatively light supply; WOODEN goods re-
maiued quiet; shawls were dull.
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WooL-Unwa.hed.1 es2c; tub washed. Sez7c.
WHHKY-Quiet at n 10.
ditto, sI07 50; No. ditto, s6Ge SO; No. Churns,
common, per dozen, % 80; MOL ditto, V 50;
bound, sM912; No. ditto, s2oasH: No. ash
churns, SIS; NO. ditto. SIG; No ditto S4; stave
ditto, IS 50a7; keelers, ave In nest, q IS; meal
sleeves. lz-l6. 81 7692: ditto Is. ~ 0O02 Is: o q
81 l0Q225.
WINDOW GLAss-steady and unchanged. O.
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET.

TUESDAY EvBrISG, December Z.
There was nothing of importance in the cen-
dition of trade. Markets all dull.
Wheat hard to quote and slow sale.
Corn not active; worth nom AZ to 4Sx cents.
Oats not mentioned.
Provisions not salable at any figures. Buyers
entirely out OF the market.
Produce heavy and slow.
Butter very dull at zoe.
Eggs scarcely steady at &c.
Poultry and game low and weak and un-
changed.
Prices generally unchanged.
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NEW Yosx CoTroN MAREEr.

NEW YoRKs Dec. Misunderstanding upland
l3H3l3 5-lec. Futures-Closed firm; Deem
Der, lsc; January, IL 1870; February, 1S9Sc;
March, IL 1880; April: I%<@Is 25-s2c; May,
Il 5I-S2c june IA S-lGc; July, II 5-lec; August,
II l3-S2c.
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WEEKLY BUSINESS REVIEW.
PUBLIC PINANCEs.

PUBLIC FINANUEss
Under the displayed head line, "How
trade is taxed" the New York Bulletin
presents the following comparative show
ing of the ordinary expenditures of the
United States government in 1874 and 1850.
ON nlnsiTa of the interest on debt:
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OF HOGS AND PRODUCTS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 3, 1876
Messrs. j. IL. McMahan & Co., provision
brokers OF this city, furnish the Sentinel the
following, which shows the movement of
hogs and provisions at Chicago for the week, and
since November l, 1875 and 1874:
Receipts OF Hogs. Shipments OF Hogs.
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FoREIGN MARKETS

LONDON, Dec. 6.--The rate ofdIscount in open
market for months bills Is 25s per cent, be-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, Dec. q.
The markets We're reported dull. Exchange
Yards offered 40 head of cattle, Of which one
car load was shipped. Choice butchers stock was
worth 81 TO sI 30 per hundred. Quotations
stand as before for
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CHICAGO LAVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-CATrLE-Receipts I,S00:
opened dull and closed rather more active:
smooth native steers 81 75g6 rs; half fattened
and smooth fattened, 81 5095 so; feeders IS 75@
so; stockers, 81 75g3 20; native COWS and
heiiers, 81 25@4; Texans and Chero xees, y 75@
4 90; shi oments, $50.
Hoes-Receipts, 1900; dull. slow and
dragging; common, 50 1906 80: packers, 50 $50
q 70, chiefly 50 90; light bacon, IS S596 20; New
England, 81; Philadelphia, %97 30; ship
sHEfP-Receipts 500; slow; common to choice,
S3@i 70.
CINCINNATI LIVE STOCK MARKET.
IBy Telegraph to the Sentinel.
CINCINNATI, dee. 6.-CATTLE-The receipts
for the week were :, go head cattle, 1851 head
sheep and "a, 25l head hogs: duh and lower for
inferior and strong for better grades; nearly all
selling at IS 5og5 70, 81 5e95 %, So 2594 % and
6293.
sHEEP-Quiet with free offerings; the whole
range was ~ 5095 50.
HoGs--Hsve been heavy and dropping to-day
with an excessive supply, and slow; too many
Inferior; the whole range was IS 5e97 30; pack
ers pay s7@7 81. many inferior left unsold.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE

The Magazine has never been surpassed in
nal.
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hates paid for carrying were IL, and pc
cent; loans were also made fiat.

cent; loans were also made fiat.
Govern ments firm.
Railroad bonds are in good demand.
State securities quiet.
Stocks opened 1s9s4 per cent. lover than Sat
urday's closing quotations, and declined 1sa5z
per cent. more, led by Union Pacific. Subse-
quently there was more than full reco very, ex-
cept In Union Pacific. In the last hour the
market was decidedly strong and higher, The
greatest advance was In Union Pacific. which
rose from 1917 to 7S%, with no stock Offering at
the close under so. The principal activity was
in Lake Shore and Pacific Mall, the former adj
yancing TO 6O54. and the latter 10 4lSS, with the
closing sales at the highest prices reached.
Northwestern common advanced to 397<; pre-
ferred to o5ss on moderate dealings. Michigan
Central advanced TO 6l%; st Paul to 500; pre-
ferred to 66z; 0hios to l7s; Rock Island 70 1867
and Pittsburg TO 800. Panama sold at LII. At
lantic Pacific Telegraph reacted 70 70.
Transactions ON Stock Exchange were no.
900 shares, of which $1,000 We're Pacific Mail,
IL 600 Western Union, $500 North western COM
mon, ESQ preferred, 5l,000 Lake Shore, 2,5V0
Union Pacific and $500 Michigan Central.
GOVERNMENT sBO0RIIIEs.
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CINCINNATI IRON MARKET.

ClNClNNATl IRON MARKET
CINcINNATI, MONDAY, Dec. c, lSs5.
PIG IRoS.-The market remains quiet, and no
marked activity is anticipated before the close
of the year. The demand for all grades Is very
fair, except cold blast irons, which are Ouief,
Quotations remain without material change
HOT BLAST CHARCOAL
Hanging Rock, No. !, per ton-......s25 O0a2e &C sm
Hanging Rock, No. 2, per ton ...... 20 OO@2s d
Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton..-.. 81 OOa22 o.
southern Brands, No. 1, per ton 20 OOa24 o.
southern Brands, Forge, per tom. q OO6i
Virginia. No. ], per ton .......... "A O06a25 o.
Virginia No. z, per q 50e525 90
Virginia Forge, per n O0122 o.
sT0NE-C0AL AND COKE.
Hanging Rock, No. i, per ton.-... % O0a2s O.
Hanging Rock, Forge. per ton - II OOa
Red short, No. /, per ton----........... q COO
Red Short, forge, per ton .-............. "a lea
Am. Scotch, No. /, per ton..-....... q O0a2 u
COLD BLAST.
Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, per ton 40 OOa5e 90
Missouri, Car Wheel, per TOM. IS OOe14O o.
southern Brands Car Wheel, ton. 80 OO6dsO O.
Machinery and Forge. per TOM. 80 OOaS5 Os
Blooms per ton ..................-........-
L. r. HULL & co.
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HARPER'S WEEKLY.

The aolest and most powerfully illustrated
periodical in this country.-Louisville Courier
Journal.
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

The organ erthe great world of fashion, Boz
ton Traveller.
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PERIODICALS (!

Harpers periodicals, by special arrangement
with the authors, will contain new stories by
George hliot, +. ". Robinson, X. ID. Back
more, Miss Thackeray, Miss Braddon, william
Black and Wilkie Collins.
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MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
NEW YORK, December Q,
Money market easy at las per cent
Mercantile paper 6Gs per cent.
Custom receipts, $4,000.
Assistant treasurer disbursed s5SS,OoO. i
Clearings, S47.O0O.O0o.
Sterling Exchange is quoted at 81 81 for 20
days, and "a SIX for sight. u
Gold opened at Il4i4, fell on TO ll4ls, ad-
vanced to llI15, and closed at HES.
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TRADE PALACE.
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1876.
POSTAGE FREE.

NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE To
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SThe purchasing prices Tor Government bondE
In Indianapolis wy nom the New York quota
toIs k1l per cent
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TERMS FOR 1875.
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Louisville, which isss year was q large
buyer of hogs, in bo "a Indiana and Illinois
is evidently doing scarcely anything to
speak OF IN packing this year. Her daily re-
eeipEs were from z. 500 to 5000 head, the ag-
gregate to date being only $1,000 against
193, 500 last year. This city shows no.
600 this year against 10000 last
year at this date, excelliDg Louis
vile this year which she fell behind
last year. The following interesting table
has been compiled by the secretary Of the
Chicago Pork Packers Association, showing
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The following table exhibits the stocks OF mess
pork and lark on hand in Chicago on the dates
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American Horses to Run in England.

From Wilkes Spirit.]
We learn that gentleman, who is in every
| sense fit and worthy representative of the
| turfmen of this country, NJ. II. Sanford, Esq :,
of this city, is about to visit England with a
stable of American bred race-horses, and meet
European turfmen on their own ground. He
takes with him the veteran Preakness, by
Lexington out of Bay Leaf, horse that is
now eight years old, has been on the turf for
five seasons, has run thirty-six races, many of
them heat races, and is now as sound and
clean on his legs as the day he was foaled
We do not think that of the hundreds of
horses on the English turf there can be found
one OF the same age as Preakness who has
peen on the turf SO long and ran SO success
fully. We presume that, in taking Preakness
over with him, Mr.. Sandford has an eve to
the Goodwood cup of 1876, for which his
weight will be 119 pounds, American bred
horses receiving an allowance of seven pounds
in that race. This glittering trophy has been
won before by an American horse and it is by
no means improbable that Preakness in
1876, may repeat Starke's achievement in
1861. He also takes with him the chestnut
yearling colt, Bay Eagle, by haywood "a son
of Lexington, and full brother to Preakness)
out of Earring, by Ringgold; the bay
yearling colt by Lexington out of
Britannia by Flying Dutchman doth entered
for the Derby, St. Leger, and Grand Prize of
Paris, of 1870; brown yearling FLY by Glen
elg out of Stamps, by Lexington; bay colt by
GIenelg out of Madame Dudley; and perhaps
two or three others. Charles Littlefield goes
out with them as trainer, and the experience
he had in England, in a similar capacity with
Mr.. Ten Broeck's stable, will be invaluable
Mr.. Sanford's executive ability, keen in telli-
gence and long experience in racing matters,
W RI nIor INV
agement so successful, combine to render him
well adapted for the direction of such an en-
terprise as he is now embarked in. We
heartily wish him success.
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kidnapping.

Jos. Delamarre, boy eight years Of age
the son OF Chas. Delamarre, Esq, of the firm
of Bachmin Il Dslamarre, has been missing
since Friday morning
The boy left the house to 60 to the French
market at about o'clock A. NJ and has not
been seen since by his family, or any of the
friends of the family. Facts. however, have
been elected which tend to show that the
boy has been kidnapped, and the police and
detectives are hunting for him.
The boy, when he left home, was dressed
in blue cottonsie pants, black coat white
shirt, and wore gray SLOUGH hat
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HAUNTING EYES.
For Music. ]

IFor Music.]
In the hour first beheld thee,
Soft thy kindly glances fell,
And my heart bowed down before thee,
As beneath magic spell.
Since that time, like some sweet phantom,
In my home thy form doth rise,
And where'er my sad gaze wanders,
There l meet thy haunting eyes!
Oh, those eyes! their lovely shadow
Stole the light of life away,
And my heart, in languid dreaming,
Idly pines from day to day.
Vain the evenings dewy GOODNESS,
Vain the calm of midnight skies;
Even with darkness closing round me,
Still 1 see those haunting eyes.
CAROLINE NORTON.
Macmalan's Magazine.
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From his bountiful stores of choice Ameri
can and European periodical literature Geo
Ellis has sent Us late and interesting London
and Paris illustrated periodicals, as well a.
magazines and reviews of more permanent
though not greater interest. A visit to Ellis.
well-known literary castle opposite the Post
Office may somewhat tighten a mans purse
but will certainly increase his mental avoirdu.
pois.
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The various papers of the country are giving
interesting descriptions and incidents of the
Clinton Riots, and everybody should call around
to Marlboroughs news depot, IS Commercial
Place, and get file OF them to read for Sunday.
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Carriers worth fifty dollars pair are said
to be much in vogue now, but as yet none
have been seen on our Exchange.
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Prince Bismarck has sent the following &C.
acknowledgement to Col. NJ R. Muckle of the
Philadelphia Ledger, who presented him with
cane made from one of the original timbers
of Independence Hall: "You have had the
kindness to send me as support cane cut
from the timbers of the belfry from the
heights of which, ninety nine years to-day,
the old bell first rang in honor of that grand
commonwealth whose ship-bells to-day give
full and welcome sound in all the waters of
the globe. beg you will accept my heartfelt
thanks for this historical "reminiscences which
shall honor and carefully preserve and hand
down to my children with other relics of re-
markable years. This day is one which never
fails to recall to my mind the happy hours
which spent on many Fourth of July with
American friends; first. with John Lothron
Motley in Goettingen in 1892; again, with
Michael G. King and Armory Coffin. Would
that you, my dear Colonel, and 1 might al
ways be as healthy and contented as we four
young fellows were, forty-three years ago, at
Ge,tingen celebrating the Fourth of July
EXCHANGE
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Blsckman's Commercial College, 131 Caron
delet. Terms reduced. See advertisement
1t will pay to buy your coffee, parched OF
ground, at the Tea Depot,5 Camp street.