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Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-05-24
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at the Centennial Exhibition the
animal kingdom in the United
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specimens of the animals of the
Uunited States, which are hunted
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Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-05-24

Two of our "kul1ed" citizens, after
intently witnessing game of base
ball, were heard conversing as fol-
lows: Il say, Sambo, less us iine de
baseball club" What for, niggah?'
Well, Sambo, kase it larn you how
ter ketch fowls on de ffy-a much
easier way dan stealin' dem from
de roost.J
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-05-24

The use of false hair among the
Partisan ladies is on the decline,
and the price of it is said to have
declined fifty per cent.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-05-24

Seeking office is not the greatest
crime a man can commit, as some
seem to think. Selling office is far
worse. Secretary Belknap never
sought the position which he has
disgraced.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-05-24

versal cry among all classes
Every branch of business is de-
pressed, if not Frustrated. Corn
and wheat, the chief agricultural
staples, and the farmers prin-
cipal reliance for money, arc
lower than they have been for
many, many years. Indeed,
they do not pay for production,
The peach crop last year, al
though unprecedent in quality,
was unproductive in returns
and may be regarded as a total
failure. Very many contracted
debts when times were good,
and when real estate was high
priced and in demand ; but now
all is changed, and farms that
were worth six thousand dol.
lars, or even more, when these
debts were contracted, and
mortgages given, will not bring
more than one-third of that
now, and, in some instance, not
even that. Day after day, and
week after week, the Sheritf's
hammer sounds the knell of ex-
piring hope in many hearts, and
is the signal for some of our
oldest and most esteemed citi-
zens to leave the homes where
both thoy and their children
were born and reared. 1t is a
sad picture and sadder because
1T is true, and the instance
numerous and not in Kent
county alone, but in both New
Castle and Sussex as we'll. l.
1t any wonder that we see SO
many feeble steps and despond-
ing faces! Many reasons may
be given for this unfortunate
condition of affairs, and many
remedies suggested. We do not
propose to diseases them now,
but we do beg leave to plead, in
the interest of humanity, yea,
and of religion, too, that credi-
tors will be merciful, and spare
their honest but poor neighbors,
and not sell them out of house
and home in times like these
1t will be better for them, and
better for all. 70 sell now, in
the present distress, is little bet
ter than confscation-it pays
but very little debt, and leaves
the debtor nothing to pay here
after. Blessed are the merci-
full, for they shall obtain mercy"
where the words that fell from
Divine lips, and they are as APP
plicable now as they were when
first uttered. To all creditors,
then, we would say, spare your
unfortunate neighbors now
These hard times may soon pass
over, and it they do, it will be
a pleasant reflection to think
that they were. not marked by
any act of cruelty to the help
less while they lasted. Dit
Gl0dred1.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-05-24

Bill-heads, Cards, Circulars, Tags,
everything that the business man
needs in the line of printing at
Browns Printing office, No. 2 West
Third Street.
Business index. (Wilmington, Del.) 1876-18??, 1876-05-24

HOME LIGHT OIL.-We would
call your attention to the advertise
ment of w. S. Adams, Agent for
the sale Of the Home Light Oil.
1t stands a fire test of 100 degrees,
therefore it is safe and perfect in
every particular and cannot ex-
plode. He also has on hand a
large stock of Lamps, Chandeliers,
Brackets, Lamp Trimmings, &c.
A1Nscow's DrNN1NG Rooms
these rooms are fitted up in first
class style and will be kept opeu
Tor the accommodation of market
people, faom 4 in the morning until
II at night. First Glass meal. or a
good Roast Dinner for 30 cents =
See advertisement.
The Boston One Price Boot and
Shoe House, have just received a
large stock of spring and summer
goods, and it would be we'll for
persons to call and examine their
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.-Joseph
A. Bond, Loan and Real Estate
Agent, and Surveyor, office, I'll
Shipley Street, second story, houses
rented, rent and bills collected, and
careful surveys of land made.
For CORONER, Thomas j. Ben
nett of Wilmington Hundred, snb.
ject to the decision Of the Republi-
can Party.
Boor AND SHoE SToRE.-Jas.
Maharty, has taken the Boot and
Shoe Store, formerly occupied by
}, X. Babcock, No. 4 West Second
Street, and has laid in large and
new stock of boots, shoes, CATERS, &c
of the latest styles. Persons about
to purchase would do well to give
him a call, as they will have the
advantage of selecting from la ge
and varied stock at low prices
Also, a branch store at ROB Jefer
son ST., where may be found a gen.
eral assortment of Boots and Shoes.
30th Term now in session, TUT
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90th Term now in session, TUT
ton $6 to $18 per term. Enter at
any time, and pay only for time of
attendance. Pupils received from
6 years to go. J. @. Harkess, AM.
Principal.
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MONEY AND THE MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIs 5ENTINEL,
TUESDAY EVENING, July Is, 1876.

TUESDAY EVENING, July Is, 1876.
For the past week local monetary affairs
have developed no new features. The de.
mand for loans and discounts has been moder-
ately active, and the banks are not complain
Ing on account of a superabundance OF Ioana-
bic funds, though there is no difficulty I'm
placing gilt-edged paper at the regular rate Of
interest, 10 per cent. The plethora of other
money markets has not yet reached Iu-
dianapolis, a fact which goes to show that bus
mess is more active h re than in many other
trade centers of the country, for
not only is the money OF the banks
kept employed, but borrowers pay on an
average higher rates of interest. BOr-
rowers furnish as satisfactory names and coll
laterals here as reoffered In other cities, q
fact which foreign capitalists might proftabIy
consider. Evidently lndi anapolis requires
more monev, and a low ra es of interest en-
pIoyment cou d be found Tor large amounts
Note brokers are selling paper on the street.
and rates range from TO per cent. per month.
Eastern Exchange is again more plentiful
and is par between banks while counter sales
are made at LILO to Is premium.
City orders are steady at 9lc on the dollar
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
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PARIS, July IS.-Ren ties. lO6f l5c.
FRANKFORT, July 1s.-United States secu-
rlties-New 5s, lOlA.
ANTWERP, July ls.-Fine American Petro-
leum ,s4f.
LONDON, July ls-5 p. M.-The rate OF dis.
count IN open market for three months
bills was i per cent. being 1 per cent. below
he Bank of Eng and rate. Consols Tor money
IS I-l6d; on account % l-l5d. United states
bonds-5- Jos, 1855, ll6H; o-20s. 1901, lUy; lV-4s
0sl<: new S. io61< New York Central g7k:
Erie railway shares Is5s; Erie preferred 1s
Northumberland l21zs; spirits lbs. Linseed
Gaze go.
LIVERPOOL, July ls.-Cotton-51s96d; sales
500 bales, including 1 Ca bales for specu-
lation and export. and 5,40l ba'es of Amerd-
can. Yarns AID faDrics at Manchester oun
and tending down. Breaistufs-Heavy.
California white wheat average ss Sd .
9s Cd; California club IS 6c@bs: red West.
ern srring, No 10 No ], Ss@ g. ID; winter req
Western 9s Ode g. I'd. PORK Prime mess
s4s. Beef-Prime mess 77Sss. Lard Western
prime SIS. Cheese zine American SIS Bacon
Western long clear middles 49,; short clear
middles 6ls. Tallow-4l1ss. Petroleum-SplnH
soslss: refined .2al21zs- Linseed oil-2Shss.
Rosin-Common 4szs. pale LIS. Turpent1ne
Spirits "a.
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ungraded, 1890; low mixed graded, SIC
nsse-He w; receipts $4,000 bushels; mike
s Wes.eFn and state zS@SS; white Western and
bops-Uncbanged. toffee-Dul and I'M
changed Sugsr-Fair 20 good refining ska
Mclasse"ouiss but ir% Rice Rioe-o6iet s5d
nncnsngef. reIroIeuD- Heavy: crude, bulk,
~ &c; refined l7c. Nspths-lOszc. kesin-
r*gs-FIm; Western l4aisc. PorE-Firm;
new messsD II; Augu 30 20. Beef-Un-
changed. Middies-Quiei. Baeon-Long clear
western lOsfc; city long clear 10xc. Lard
Prime steam sill 2nsll 3; A ugust sll sail 7x.
Butter-Western l2g22c. Cheese-Unchanged.
Whisky 81 l39l 49,
CHICAGO. July ls.-F1our-Dull. Wheat
Unsettled and generally lower. closing firm;
No chicago spring 95c; No Chicago spring
gs014c Tor spot sales at 901< 4s25zc for Au-
chicago spring e &c Tejectsd IS asIe. ooTDs
Unsettled and active,bu weak a d lower ;No2
451sc for spot; SIZE for August 45kc for Sep.
tenn Der, these prices bid; rejected 39Lzc. Oats
f1rmer; No 27s<c tor spot or ugust. Rye
heavy; 6S9ooc. Barley-H avy; 55@56c for
or spot; $40 era,9 So for 8 ptember. Lard
Psii Us foe spot: 81 l5ls1l l71z tor Septembe
81 lOH. Recelpts-Fiour, $40 barrels; wheat,
80 90 bushels corn. lsS, 90 bushels; oats, 5000
9Ssneis; rye $500 bushels; barley, 500 bushels.
bushels; corn, 81 90 bushels oats, 5000 BUSH
els: rye, is 0 bushels barley, none. On the
ca ca, board THIS afternoon VIII at closed nrmer;
unchanged. Oats-275sc cash. Provisions-
Unhanged..
ClNt1NNATI, July lS.-Cotton-Dull. De-
clined Ha1zc 10 sell: Flour Heavy. Wheat
Steady. CorD-Quiat, but steady at 47a4Sc.
Oats-Dul and unchanged. Rye-Quiet at TIA
re. Pork-Dull; h. Id al TO 80 sales at s20 371z
Lard-Dull: prime steam all On; kettle held
at sl2 75ais 25. Bulk Meats Inactive; s. lO5E;
clear $40 76al0 S7%. Bacon air demand aud
hrm at s1lk, sll l2H, 81 50, sl75, sll 76x.
dogs-Stesdy ano 6rm: lis hit S. 47as IS; heavy
20 D a6 IS; receipts 945 mead; shipments 2s9
head. Whisky-SIeady aud lair demand at
81 10.
PIrTSBURG, July INSTRUMENTATION:
crude S24 at Parker Landing: refined lo5zc.
Philadelphia del very.
OSWEGO, July lS.-Wheat-Nol Milwaukee
club 81 20. Corn-57c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BUFFALO LIVE Stock MARKE

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BUFFALO, July lS.-CATTLE Receipts 1888
head, masing the total for the week 9096.
The market was moderately active and prices
q shade To &c OF OF last weeks quotations.
Sales 81 car.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 1000 head.
making the total for the week $3.50 head. The
market was dull, dragging nc of oflast weeks
opening and HG1fc of of the closing prices.
Sales cars: 6 cars wer U sold.
HoGs-kecelpIs 900 head, a aking the total
for the week ,70l head. This morning the
market opened with about 7 cars of mixed ots
on 8 lie, he owners holding strong at 81 COG
so sales of medium heavy al 81 l0a
l2% cars remaining unsold buyers de-
Ginning 10 purchase at The prices demanded.
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CLEARING HOUSE.
MONEY AT OTHER POINTS.

Chicago. The Times OF Monday says: The
dullness noticed daily in our revie OF the To-
cal finance market during the past week was
fully sustained On Saturday. The checking was
perh APPS a triae larger than usual, but there was
no improvement whatever in the movement
ane general business at the banks was again
limited. AS frequen ly stated of late, msr-
chants of all classes seemed to find
1t unnecessary to trouble their bankers
to any extent and in the way of new
loans on discounts the transactions were com.
paratfyelv insignifica {. Trade In q majority
OF the different Ines OF commerce being slow
or light, monetary affairs are naturally in a
sluggish co dition, ana a rather unsatisfac-
tary r cling prevails all around. Dizziness is
the fea; ure OF the situation at the banks and
es mo ey is plenty, interest rates are weak
and low. Borrowers, in TACT, are ueaiei In
the most consid-rate IT. amer, nd when able
to give the kind o. paper and securities de-
sired, are granted concessions that some
what unusual, wen 10 hard timer. For time
loans the quotation stands at per cent, bet
this figure is frequently shao ed by the best
banks and per cent.
NEW YoRK.-The Commercial Bulletin Of
Monday says: The local money market was
quiet and easy; 1H92 per cent. on call on
United States bonds and 2@2H on mixed col
lateral. The market TOR commercial paper
for double named 0 day paper AID 81 10 per
cent for 4 mo. paper.
REw YORK MONEY AND STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, Tuesday, July Is.
Money 2@2% per cent.
Prime mercantile paper S95 per cent.
Custom receipts, s529sO0O
Assistant treasurer discussed sl1,0O0.
CIearings. s14 900.
Produce exports for this week 8, 1888 OOO
Sterling exchange firm at 4 SO for 80 days;
20 for sight.
Carrying rates IRON. 4 to per cent.
Loans also made flaf.
Governments strong and higher with and
active demand. offerings small. i
Railroad bonds DULL.
State securities quiet.
Stocks weak and lower,with the chief decline
in Michigan Central. Ohios and Lake Shore.
Transactions on change, T76,W0 shares, OF
which 600 were West I'm Union. lcf00 st.
Paul, 26,OOO Lake Shore, l7.OOJ .os, and 1000
Michigan Central.
GENERAL STOCKS.
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SELLERS
IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP.

This is no quack remedy. Thousands are
living witnesses of it's wonderful curative
pou ers. Ii is pleasant TO take, and sure 10
cure coughs, colds. Group. bronchial affections
kindred nature. X. r. Seller q o., Pittsburg,
Pa. are a so proprietors of Johnsons Rneu-
matte compound, the great internal emeoy
Their DR.. ind eys bleOd Sesreher Is q
most wonderIu. remedy. IL cures al biocd ana
sd u disease such t. Ter, scrofu Gus at
fections, ulcers. bo'ls pimp les. m srcurisl dis
eases etc. The genuine mas r. e. sellers q
Co. s name on the bottom o. each wrapper.
You can have q ,ctor always 40 the house
Dy keepis SELLERS FAMILY MEDICINES
on hand.
For sale. by all druggists snd county deal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-19
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORk. July Is -Fio ur-Receipts 8f01
barrels: No 2 90 u(92 75' superfins state and
Western sf(ea3 90; common 70 good extra
Western and state "A 90 "a Is: good to croice
Western and state Is Is; white wheat extra
% 3D97 90; extra Ohio "a 4 ag6 IS; extra ~.
IS F00s To-. Rye hour Quiet but heavy; 81 20
as IS Torn meal ID IL; western steam ~ ~
n3,0. Wneat-A little mere steady; receipts
g. 900 bushels; M Z New York spring u ~;
No New York spring s5@ssc; No Milwaukee
sprine 81 Ae1 ~; MOI Mil~auses spring 81 w
al OF; No 8 Milwaukee spring Ssc; No Min
Desota sping 81 IL; No ~hsbcygaD, IN store,
81 o: No chicago spring Vi 90 al ~: No Chi
caeo spring s41s@s7c; winter red Western Toe
Tennessee 81 20. hye heavy; safe I@7-c;
Western 60 a6 Q: Canada, IN bond, q @Icc.
Barley-Nominal Mait-Qoiet aud nm.
crossed eady; receipts i7a. 600 bushels; Vest
ern mixed, hot, 3SW44c; Western mixed n.
soand "a @: Western mixed ungraded go
G: yellow Wektern sac; yellow graded, Soc;
mixed s.eamer, graded, 4s0z9c; mixed steamer
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-19
HOT RI.AsT CHAROOAL.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, July ls-
CATTLE Prices are undergoing but little
quotable change, and at the regular sales yes
terday the-onerings were comparatively light,
being about Isl head-nearly all the safes
wi HIN the range of our quotations. We quote
at 81 Oca4 so; good So o az IS; fair to medium,
w 25a3 on: common 81 00a2 so.
HO9S-Thes marset ules fair and prices
have advanced during rhe past week. To-day
receipts.
sHEFP-The market continues dull, with
light offerings. We quote: Good shipping. lU
lbs and over, s. coa4 20; common shipping, 100
lbs and over, 81 o0a2 "a.
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EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, July lS.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts to-day we're l,0A head, all for
this mas ct; supply fair; market active and
demand good al last wee k'- prices; best grades
a little better best 50 25@5 10; medium TO
good a TO 8; common To iair s494 50
HOGS-The receipts to-da, We're 200 head;
Workers So 70@6 81; PhilsdelpLi las STAT o..
SHEEP-The receipts to-day were $40 head;
selling at S4G4 IS.
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PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, July S.-Wool-Slight-
ly improved demand and supply SUFFICIENT for
all wants; prices steady. Ohio, Pennsylvania
aud Western Virginia Xxx and above 33g35c;
extra 80 6s4c; medium extra 559S7ci coarse
extra sO932c; New York, Michigan. Indiana
and Western fine 20 a3lc; medium fine 34q35c;
coarse fine 3l@3 c; combing, washed, 42zzc;
combing, UNIV ashed, SIC; 1anada combing 47c;
fine unWashed 20d2 @ coarse and medium
unwashed 23g2Tc: extra and merino pulled
2Sa32c: No. 4 and superfiRe pulled 2693Oc;
tubwashed s936c; Texas and medium 169Gc;
Texas coarse l4altc.
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CsICAGo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, July Is -CATTLE-keceipts $500
head; shipments 400 head. No market and
no sales.
HOGS Receipts 10000 head shipments 1000;
5alUc highe chiefly on lieht, fair and choice:
light So 65 a6 75 chic fly S. 7Og6 80 fair TO good
heavy, y6 90 s6 as; rough, g. 20 &C 45; fhiladel-
phis, s so
SHEEP Receipts 400. Market dull, at 81 SOC
so for inferior TO choice,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-19

CHICAGO DISPATCH ON 'CHANGE.
The Ii 80 A. M. dispatch quoted wheat
active: sl5sc August; sS3Sc September; 500
9Oc cash and July.
Corn firm at 445sa441lc July and August;
1870 for September.
Oats quiet at 2714@27slc cash and July or
August.
Pork dull and easier; $40 so for September.
sl4 ~ cash and August.
Lard quiet and saiable at sll O3@sl OH cash
and August. and Sill l5@sl1 171< for September.
Receipts of hogs last "a hours 10000; full range
ee 2o1e *
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NEW YORK, July lS.-Business was rather
light with mefican houses. and tOoDers and
i'm porters' bran ches were dull. cotton goods
were in moderate request, but steady. Low
grade OF bleached shirtiDgs we're In fair de-
mand, and chsviots rather more active.
Medium prints were in Cd demand. Lam
caster light fancy ginghams are tobbing at SO
SIC. " oolens were gu ct.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

NEW YORK, July ls.-cotton-ils491 l5-l6c
FuIures-Closed weak.
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MORE THAN HALF A CENTURY
Hh AGO
htIOR. n. D. SELLERS,
UU A CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN

OF PITrsBURG.
Discovered and used In his practice the pop
ular remedy known throughout the country al
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HOG PRODUCT AT CHICAGO.

The following are the returns of packers and
warehousemep OF the various descriptions OF
winter hog product on hand in this city on
the dates named, as reported In the secretary
OF the Pork Packers Association:
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Butter Receipts TO-DAY 3,ls2 pkgs- Mat
tiers continue along about as before, with Ait
tie Of positive intere for the day. The warm,
muggy weather continues 70 tell seriously on
STOCK, and a great many no ders are anxiOusly
looking for an outlet aud Offering easy terms,
but low prices 90 not Increase the demand,
an buyers refuse fatty to handle more than
heir most pressing wants require. Choice
lections as usual are held with q show II firm
ern slow and irregular, wi h the advantage
mainly in favor II any one who can be found
Wiling TO handle stock. Former quota lions
are retained, but they are nominal and ex-
tremes seldom realized Dealers In choice
or 5des of state report a somewhat better tone
L.is morning, and some are DISTRIBUTE quite
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-19

The folIowingis an exhibit of receipts and
shipments OF leading commodities for the
last twenty -four hours:
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The New DIRK Produce Exchange Weekly
publishes the following statement of the
amount of grain In sight In this country and
Canada on the Sth inst, as compared with the
other dates named:
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley,
bu. pu. Du. blu.
Total July 8,
l6s,7l7 7,85l,r32 3,s46,949 b3S430
TO-. -..... s.sss,s47 s.i4s,sss s,7so,sso 65O2Os
Total July 10,
lS75..-...... 355, D36 7,246.3i2 Z,DIb,Zl6 lS,42
The provision market during the week has
weakened somewh &, though the decline is
unim portant and has not been sufficient to
create apprehensions among holders. For
few days the receipts ofnogs at leading points
have fallen OF and prices nave stinened. Toe
Indications are that should receipts continue
~ a. -ttr.
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The following are the shipments OF provis-
ions from st. Louis, compiled by Ferguson &
Kinsky, provision and grain brokers:
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The stocks of meats in jobbers' hands are
included. Lard in manufacturers hands also
included
The difference In pounds of pork and el
kinds OF winter mea s on hand now and q
year ago is as follows:
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CANDY-Prices are drm under The advanc-
ing tendency in sugars. We quote:
crushed sugar candy at l21<alsc per h.; pare
kisses at l4c; French kisses at 16c: gum
drops at l4a2Oc; Jackson balls at l5c; COM
mon mixed at 14c; nne do at acc.
ton, 80 70; Braxil biocK, per 1ushel. lac; W to
River l4c; sand creek. lsci Highland sra, ..
c Brazil nut, domestic, 12c: do steam
Brazil slack. 80: Virginia camel. no: lndi-
ana camel, 22c; coke, EaIcc: wo g. "a 50a
81 per cord.
HiDEs-Best city green hide COWS. So;
steers weighing 20 lbs or over, Sc; best city
veal skins, l0c; best city kip skin. &c
&C., dry hinl, lUaiic. 6rubby hides, 5s-price.
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Eggs-Receipts to-day, sOi barrels. The
market appears to be just shade sitter, but
only on really me STOCK So many lots come
ever In regard 10 quality, and this gives an
additional value TO strictly fine, and Ii is these
com handing extreme rates- The demand,
however, Is moderate, and the supply about
equal to the call.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-19

ALL RAIL, FROM INDIANAPOLIS
EAST.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-11-09

me why some women are married,
and not a less marvel why many
that I see are not. But this I know,
that many and many a household
would be desolate indeed, and many
and many a family circle would
lose its brightest ornament and its
best power, were maiden sister or
maiden aunt removed; and it M y
bless the Providence which has kept
them from making glad some hus
bands home.
Yonder isolated man whom the
world wonders at for never having
found a wife! Who shall tell you
all the secret history of the by gone
time? of hopes and loves that once
we're bouyant and fond, but which
death or more bitter disappoint
ment dashed to the ground;of sorrow
which the world has never known;
of fate accepted in utter despair,
though with outward calm! Such
there are. The expectation OF wife
and home has been gwen up as one
of the dreams of youth, but only
with groans and tears; now he
walks among men somewhat alone,
with some eccentricities, but with a
warm and kindly eye. If he has no
children of his own, there are
enough Of others children who
climb his knee or seize his hand as
he walks. If he has no home, there
is many q home made glad by his
presence; if there is no one heart to
which he may cling in appropriate
ing love, there are many voices
which invoke benedictions on his
head.