davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Withdrawn from atore On FridAy ia. city con-
sumption $3.50 bu wheat $50 bu corn, l,2s1 bu tJo,
$40 bu barley.
Tho following grain vsaa inspected into stors On
Saturday morning: car rejected win.or wheat. q
cars 10. l N. ". whoat, 81 caru No. N. ". wheat,
cars No. sprtng IS cars No. do, II cars No. do
II cars rsjocted do t1oe whoAtii 3 nts high-mixed
corn, 81 No. DO CARS ne~.tni1od DO, u cAzs
rejected do tel oorul: white oats, No.
do, car rejected do; No. barley, cara No.
lido. Total, 2os cars OF 1000 bu. Inspected ou. !:
u I'll bu wheat 49, es1 bu corn ,s2a hu oAt, 1920
bu BARLEY.
Tho following were the receipts md aldpmsata os
bseadauas and llvs stock ii this polnt during the
past weak and for tie corresponding weeks ending
tat]s
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Long aut short clears quoted 1t l2,t cauh. and
l7,<c selleF April, boscd: green hams. ttK6al2Ao;
sweetpicklsa de- la4t41so: Cunberlantis. t2s, cAsh
Or seller Mareh; long.out hams, 13A0l3kc, boxed;
bacon hAu1s, 1f9l5e.
GRkAlE-Was quiet At tNG90c. .....
BEEF rNODUGTB-Wcro steady ind quiet 1t SO. 30
@ll.oo tor sncss, tll.soSl7oo for extra mess, aud
tN.p0Gb9a30 for bans.
TALLow-Was quoted At 8,5sBHe
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dated:
APRIL, March c5, April :,
Receipt lS7d. 1871. 1a16.
T4Sat e2sss - .1sas ass 1914 ~
OAts, bu.............Iul,oW 21eleo seee5
nyey bu:. ....s.....'' 5!so s'a11 100
Drsasnd hoet No..... DIS l,,ss tss
Ltrs hogs. Ao........ t9,9a1 sisis M,sol
c1!ns. ~. No,;......'..'. 2o'"o' 3''o'' 4'''sa
Wheat, ,lu...........!eS,ln ln3 !!2.a!s .RG
Ectn, LII. ......- .l1isSo1 4ao+o!e eeJiN
s,;i s';i.s. Gs;:: ss:: ,;gl ne .s ,.2s j s:5 -
pfs..sa Pr. Aos. No.. ., a.s az !ls
Tbs following we.o tho szporA from Nov York for
Tie weeka Guiding - dated:
Ar,ta'111,. ,a11 Marsh:s. h; Agrsn1xs. a.
Ss?s. $s;; js: e & ';ss5s :9sSs
Aetsss ae1*rsn Co.. Of thia city furnish shs fol-
lowing tape OF soefa tn Liverpool tbs atoa nktnud
Ar,rall1, J.n;1.' April! !,
Wheat, qsa.... ..........eM,ooo 19s,ec 1aa,ooo
Siou:. SS5S qi: ss sss s'sSS @ ssSSS ssSSS
Tho quantity Of wheat ahoat 10 reported 1t 100000
tors. Ths quany OF snoat Il reporied Al atGoo
quarters AH1iust 17b 00 quarters tins lalt Yesr
e1ness ID supply In store AMI 70 slr7e 7oo qassssss
Tho leading produces markets wers rRthet qulst On
Saturday, mach less business bonz dans Than IL
uaual on tho 1st Of tho month. Tie de!ives!ss
on April contracts vero uos large. though fir III
pork and what, and there wss no particular
pressure to sell but ths weather xas inner than sx-
pectsd, April coming In quits pleasantly, and th!a
tended TO lower prices. Tho tone was, hovevars
quito steady In most dopAxtmants.
In tho dry goods Eas1tst, thsrs no specially
nav features. There soma departmental activity,
| but tho general movement wAa uot Hhat might b
expected It this atage Of the season. Values Nero
nqminslly steady. Groceries ordered with sons
freedou 1t fully sustained prtces the general market
presenting urn toua Conses, sugars. aud alEups
had N advancing tendency. In other lines no im'
| mediate changes wsra looked for. Tho nutter
MARKET Wa 1tsoug. Thero was good demand. both
from Tho local and ahprana trade Al 2at0o for good
10 fancy. chocsa remains qu!et and 0rn Ths drie1
frut tfss VIA reported fslfty acslss with change
tn pricas, o1eeptiua Turkish prunss which wore up
Ac,-no~ quoted u 701Xo. TIN Dab market vas
| sts&dJ aud arm, undas good demand. PzieAA Of
coal, wood, paints, oils, .eather. Aud haggns remain
| u before.
Ths receipts Of castis and hogs for tho three months
ending with March, thia year aud Lat, compare ~
| follows.
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FINANCIAL
Invest Now According to Your MeanA Wv
&96. $50, 800, $500,

May % aa.ts nooa' Y. q osd.F sna W tfs
": III s;fai az 3d. wss NJ s.aaa III
str aud byetsta, pespsryd e tavsst ~ III
ntb4f profitable Tautases a& lot1Hn4t$ thAftesI
AM Il faIasas ioE nous sna Rnnbsb -
II p.t!an. ous.ads FRo II ~ eSa @ q pTosu1s
!aa4s. kfaa t9s }h.af sse5s:H| G sslao aa a.r
kom 70 PSF eens-Ssa0 Hast>a &Asasaas &7saA's s~
HHte. III. IL 4Gk
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COMMERCIAL.

Thu following wcrs tho receipts And shipments Of
tho leading articles OF produce in this city during tho
twcnty-fonr hours ending At o'clock on Saturday
morning:
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
New OKLKARa. April l.-Cotton-DemAnd imltsd !;
sales 1850 ba!es prices Irregular ordinary TO strict
ordinary, salec; good ordinary to stsIct good ordi
rary, loH@1oyio; low rntdduug 10 strict low mid
ding, l1A9l3Aos u!ddl!ng TO strict middltng. l2H@
1850; good niddllng To m!ddling fair, lsH@l4Na.
Receipts net 2d7o bales sE&s, 1a22 exports to the
Continent 1901; ofsst Drtt.o 22o; stock, 2ss,771.
Mob,Lx, April 1.-cotlon xcat; nidalngs, l2ko:
net 1eepts 1aA bales; exports eoastwiso H. aalcs,
so.
uuAnLEa7oH, April 1.-cottou quiet: middliugs,
1sio: net receipts, 1.oa6 bsiest salsa. 800.
0AtsEsroN, April l.-Cotson dun; middlings, 1sc;
net .eeepts ast bales: exports cossswse, es: sales,
l0i.
BAvANsAa. April 1.--ootton dull; mlddlngs, 10
net receipts, SIG balna exports coasiwias,0.
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THE EAULT CANAL.

THE 6AULT CANAL.
Dids for furnishing asoD0 for tho now lock 1t tn
sauls Canal vero opened March 81 BY Gan. wei,za
Tbnr nr> ~ foltoHs.
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= year. .b57 1Ji95 S2,12t tl7260
ELErrIuN DAY.
The bauts Of this ciiy will 10 no buaiutss after
o'clock On election day, april 4, in ordar thnttletr
clerks and cuatomors may hays An opportunity to do
their duty 1t tho polls.
uALF-HoL1pAT To-.oRKow.
Ths banks Of tAls city will close their doors toor-
foT At O'clock IN observance Of the town eleciiouA
for Asscssor aud Collector, otc.
NATIONAL DANs or THE gTArE Or NEW yonn.
Tho New York Daily Gu''ttfn mentions runor that
Mr. Patrick formerly Cashier Of tho National Bank OF
tho State Of Now York, htd reduced Lis indebtedness
TO Il by giving IN large amount In bonds and sccnt.
ties Tho officials ut tho bank, bcihg questioned, did
not deny tho fact but declined 70 give any Informs
ton In regard to 1t, A rumut also current thht
tho bank contemplated winding up ita aatrs by Nay
A. but tho Vicoprcsident stated TINT tho ocors had
no power to takp any such action, nor did he know
that any such plan hnd becn contemplated. All the
liabilities that Lad btsn demanded We pnd, and this
Was all tho duty that the officers had to perform tcioro
tho meeting Of the stoctholdors which would be bold
on April O. After tho Ntockholdcrs had hoard the
Ion Of Tho banks condition, they would then dcci1o
What course would be tho best 10 Adopt.
w11AT III TIE MATTED WITH Trade.
Ne.s Fork Daily nulls'fn.
Let tho following facts answer. Taxation In 1860
and 1875:
FEuENlL IA1Es.
N &, ,0tbiba
IN 27y,oBa aJ3
increase I'll 7,07o e,s
1ncrrsss Of population, 4a per- cent,
uncludfnu on]T lcyioa for E,.tn n7,rno.,,,
In 1ss0. ,3l7s65 ITO
In hls'5.........,. ................... 7u,tGa.J8o
1nc1n,,o .s-....... ..--...... On 1oo ~
Increase OF Gtato tax,s isl per ccn;
1ncroaso Of Official Yal'attoii. 4Gk pc- cent.
CITY TAxEs.
AnS cotnn1uea fourteen eaHea o. HaiIMofos Bostont
1rgckiyn. CnieaGo, C!nEnnntl, Detroit: 1ou1Isile,
aawsuHeo; y. na"ats, Aex xoIk, lhladaphia% froSt-
denss 2. ,s H. 1ou1' san fEaneiseo)
n isga. 7s9lBa
IL VlG37bI
r..,.... ---.-.-...-. ~, o1o ~
lneiease @ 1o0
1ne.sase q population, 7o!1 rer cent.
lhctonso Of ohcial valuation, 157 Per cent.
fkokhAI. nTATf. o1T9, AND COUNTY TAXES.
@ nesa4 ~ aoeu. : Noop
ssth5 eeameted IN 1S'e..........,.... dda,ou0,U0o
1,cro,,o . 10. coo ~
4nsleass ~ totn! Of ~ nxes. SO rer cent.
increase N national population. ~ per cent.
Aou AoAo 1s TMR kaoAAou5 Df4iH or TIE TloJ1M
.., gr @ InAnk 70 ~ EFnunEp7
Io onxs capital out o. tho country.
10 shds out 1orelgn Abor-
y 10 Eanp1stte cur Working population.
~ conhoAuAIa af!stoctAuo tcnucnceB; and
o. 10 so* sha soe's TOT Political revolution.
The 9ustt.n might safety Add tha. this tremendous
Taxation il tl,o result of thu nnbfo ronr,,v H., Il,
,..,. ..,..h,. .,, - E p'etnh@o' @osS -
SoNt' M N@ss~o4o ~ "'us p1pes'moueJ oleease' Legal
ssnoof eAVo nieVerhh activity to business dur
Ing The closing years Of tho War Hy which tho many
-n,, nar,r.t.d MAJ I'm rorn,s., 49, -" ~
"oto lo1sa0 NnNs N1o eoun'kF LEU grown ron ln-
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nosToK, Aprit 1.-Woo quiet Anl dull. rr.ces
dEoorpg, manufacturers purchasing only ~ wRntsd,
and no prospect Of any favorable change. Holders
closing up atocks al fass posaiblo. Further
cssslona lave been ran 10 rpaponsblc buyers. hnd
Xxx Ohio and Pennsylvania. A7GSioe Tho most dess-
able lots ct TX and Xxx On tho marke& would ho df-
hcult to place at t5@A7o. In Michigan and other
oects very little has been doue and Tho beat lots
not bs quoed 4o9i1o for good extra. The entire
sales Of washed smount to only $4,000 ibs for tho
week. Pulled wooia In fats do1nand at low prices.
sses Of the week were 23sooo; super and cxtrn, 30
as4so; principally good uea Of super from 3scs42c.
Thu stock Of pulled wool IL qulta large. Holders
FREQ ael1ers at current rates,
HsW YORK pRyeoops MARKET.
NHw Yoak. April f.-nus!nesa sluggish In al do
psrtnents Of tho package trado. Cotton yoods In
fair demand and fairly atssdy in Grat hAug, but ir-
regular With 3obbart. Prnto remained qu!et. AMOS
kcsg prints reduced BY agents. 0inshAms In fair
queat. Woolcu goods for mems woar continued dull
Foreign gooda 1noyo<l rlow'y.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
CLEVELAND, April 1-pe.rpeum quiet aud firm. Wo
quote standara white, 10 tost 11Ho; prime white.
1870. In ear-sots.
plTTSBun0 OIL MARKET.
rr1Tunuuo, H., April 1.-rotroleum quiet hut nrm
cEs'dc. s9nk u parkpra ronnsd, 1A31o, PhilAdo,pha
delivery.
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With Tho threa previous ye.rs the aales for cor
responding psrtoda ara ~ foIlowss
For Wrek For month. For ,ear.
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NOTICE-The subscriber hereby gives mo-
~ tice that he will, in accordance with
section of the act of the General Assembly of
the state of indiana, entitled can act to regu-
late and l cepse the sale OF spurious,
vInous and malt and Other intoxicating
liquors, to limit the license fee to be charged
by cities and towns; prescribing penalties for
intoxicatioD, and providing for the recovery
of damages for injuries growing cut of unlaw
ful sales o intoxicating liquors; to repeal all
former laws regulating the SAFE of tntoxicai ling
liquors, and al laws and parts OF laws coming
in contact with The provisions of this act; pre-
scribipg penalties for the violation thereof.
and declaring an emergency" approved March
IL, 1875, make application to the Board OF
Commissioners OF the county of Marion, in
the state of Indiana, at their August session, to
be begun and held on the first Mond ~ in
August, in the year 1876, at the Court House OF
Marion county, in The city of Indianapolis, for
a license to sell in toHicating, vinous, malt and
spurious liquors ii less quantities than a
quart, and subject to be drank on the prem
ises. The place where said liquors are to be
sold is upon the land and real estate owned
by the app icant, in the southeast quarter of
section 80, township l6, range east (at the
junction OF the Lafayette and Charlottesville
gravel roads,, in Wayne township, Marion
county, state OF Indiana.
FRANK ENRICH
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FRANK ENRICH.

OTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS;
y In the Superior Court OF Marion county.
in the state OF Indiana, September term, 1876.
No. l,740.
Margaret 8. Pickett VS.. Calvin M. Pickett.
Be il known that on the 10th day of June,
1875, the above named plaintiff. by her
attorneys, filed in the office of the clerk of the
Superior Court of Marion county, in the state
Of Indiana, her complaint against the above
named defendant for divorce, and on said 18th
day OF June, 1878, the said plaintiff filed in said
clerk 5 office the affidavitt of q competent per-
son showing that said defendant, Calvin NJ.
Pickett, is not q residentof the state of Indi-
ana.
Now therefore, by order of said court. said
defendant above named Is hereby notified
of the filing and tendency of said complaint
against him, and that unless he appears all
answers or demurs thereto at the calling OF
Said cause on the second day of the term OF
said court, to be begun and cid at the courI
house In the city of Indianapolis, on the
first Monday in September 1876 said comp amt,
and the ma tiers and thin therein contained
and alleged, will be heard and determined in
his absence.
AUSTIN 81. BROWN, Clerk.
A. II. DICKEY, Atty for PPd.
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yONEY AND The MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,

OFFICE OF THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,
MONDAY EVENING, July 8, 1876.
The demand for money keeps well up with
the supply Of currency at the com msnd OF the
banks, and the rate of interest is firm at III per
cent, at which accommodations are only ex,
tended when richly prime paper is offered.
Eastern exchange is in very light supply
and the rate Is 75c premium between banks
Counter sales are made al 1-lO96 per cent. pre-
MUM. In the abseDce of sight bills, cur
rency is going for ward TO meet the deficiency.
A good demand for city orders is reported,
and sales are made a. 81 on the dollar.
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
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super pulled. 5000 lbs extra pulled, 5000 los
comblng 400 lbs fat sleeps wool on private
terms; 500 lbs fne Texas at 24c; 5000 lbs do
23,O00 lbs do Western Texas, lie: 1900 lbs and
2, oeo lbs on private terms; 5000 lbs heavy fall
Sslifornia isei 1000 lbs spring do, l5 oSc
bury southern, 10000 lbs Colorado, IS bales
= frican on private terms, and 5000 lbs Eastern
Ore gon at zoe.
BUTTER, POULTRY AND EGGS.
A good demand is reported for these articles
for home trade, as also for shipment, and dur
ing the week a fair business has been trans
acted. The following from the Commercial
Bulletin Will give dealers a correct idea OF the
New York market at the close OF the last
week:
Butter-Receipts to-day, 5,4sl pkgs. We
find the market pretty dull throughout, and
prices weak. Holders are not overburdened
with strictly fine or choice state, and falling 10
store to await better market, but of grades
are offered freely and in some cases slightly
crowded. with terms made pretty easy. ms,
however, fails to attract an increased demand,
buyers refusing to operate beyond Just such
parcels as NAV be necessary TO carry them
over pres emit wants. Western still very plenty,
and the mark ct xtremely heavy on all grades
The home demand runs moderate aud indif-
ferent, shippers are slow and holders are try
ing hard to work off stock, but without much
success even at the easy terms named. About
zoe is talked of as the rate for the best, but lSc
is nearer the actual top, and some pretty good
butter can De bought at l5@l6 c On Stale tne
extreme of the market at the close seems to
be Csc, and only small peddling lots exceed
this.
Western, creamery,
Western. creamery, fair to good az
Tubs Western choice
Tubs, Western good to al
TUBS, Western gi4
Tubs Western Mig l3
Firkins, Western.
F1rkins, Western, poor TO good....-..-..'...loSlo
Poultry Dressed comes in very moderately
and luckily, too, as there is scarcely any de-
mand, while prices rule quite Irregular. Live
is fiIm and in light supply on all grades. We
quote: Dressed turkeys, state and Western,
l6@l7c; do poor. 2@l5c: dressed spring
prime, er 10, l4gl5c; fair TO good, l2Gl3c; do
state snd Western, prime, Bale; do do, fair
to good, lO@12c. Live Poultry-Spr1ng
chickens per ID, 2S927c. Fowls, state and
ROSTERS, old, per ID, 5@6c; turkeys, state and
Jersey, per 10, l4Gl5c; do Western, per 10, l3g
l4c; ducks, state and Jersey, per pair, 75c@
81 90; ducks, Western, per pair, lG65c geese,
Western, per pair, 81 2o@l 81.
Eggs-Receipts to-day, 1912 bbls. The mar
ket has fallen off further, and the tone is
pretty slack all around. Receipts are not very
full, but there appears to be plenty and to
spare for the demand, and with some holders
rather crowding matters a reduced range Of
prices becomes necessary in order to realize
About lSc is all that can be obtained for West
ern, and Canadian have been offered at lS55c,
without finding many buyers, all the above
Tor fine fresh receipts of good STOCK.
Nearby stock, single bbl..... per doz. l9&@20
'' Ao]89i9
Western, pTime....................... as
Western, fair 10 good 1o13giI1
canadian 10 Sle12
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WOOL.

There has been more liberal receipts of wool
ct this point during the asst week, and prices
without being quOtably higher, are firmer
Tue followinz in regard TO the New York mar
ket We taKe from the Commercial Bulletin of
Saturday:
For domestic W, ois the market shows no
very cecldedls new features There is as be-
FIRE Dotec, more less irregularity in the
views of dealers. and in come cases direct
conflict o statement in regard to the general
tom due In "A measure TO good or bad luckf u
securing customers. There has certainly been
a larger umb of b yers looking around
an array OF SIN II odd sales made, yet, in
reality, the oal movement was nothing re-
marksble and has ben freely met ON all
grades. indeed, the disposition is evidently
10 Beep su pies moving right along as oppor-
tunity occnrs, aud u0t many dealers are anx-
ious TO restock from fresh purchases in the
country. Values, however, are very gener-
al y admit ed TO be low and easy on all lead
Ing styles, aud a ter he holiday season IL is
believed .hat IN tiers can gradus Sly be ao-
tusted between the prDducs T, dealer and man
ufecturer To bfiBg abou' more healthy and
uniform G ,nditipD 81 ade. The Western clip
promises well In quantity snd quality, but
Their 10 not much q 1, wanted here at prese mt
Fore ign w OILS of sll siDds are dull, and have
only nom nal m srE ct value.
Sells uriDg The we.ko 900 lbs Xxx Ohio
at &c; 4OtU lbs do do sc; 10 V0J lbs do, ~ bales
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INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKEr

CATTLE-Receipts to-day at the various
stock yards were light. and were readily sold
at full prices, with an advance of rs per cent.
over prices obtained on Thursday last.
Prime to extra butchers, 81 25a4 10; good,
81 0Oa2 80.
Hostile market is strong aud receipts
found quick sale at our figures, - 75a5 % per
100 lbs, gross
SHEEP-Trade is Limited and prices the
same as have ruled for some time past. We
IS eOa4 90; common shipping, 100 lbs. and over,
81 5Oa2 90.
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EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, July 3.-BKEr CATTLE
The receipts since Friday last have been
?,247 head, or l73 cars of through stock, and
Is cars for sale here, making a total for the
week ending this day of 1882 head, ags inst
5,SOl head last week. The supply for yard sales
is very light, and nothing doing other than at
retail, so no quotations.
HoGs-The receipts for the days past have
been 5,345 head, making total for the week
of l0,S45 head against 1925 head the week be-
fore; Workers 20 5096 80; Philadelphia 50 %
@6 10.
SHEEP-The receipts for the days cast have
been 3,2U head, making Total for the week
of IL 200 head, against $1,000 head the week
before; selling at s. 5O@5,
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Indianapolis, Ind, July 5, Il
Notice to NONRESIDENT.

Whereas, a certain precept has been duly
issued 10 me by the mayor of the city OF Indi-
annapolis, under the corporate seal OF said city,
dated June 29, 1875 showing that there due
the following named contractor the amount
hereinafter specified for street improvement
in the city OF Indianapolis, Marion county,
Indiana:
Due James w. Hudson for grading and paw
ing with brick the west sidewalk Of Linden
street. between Prospect and Orange streets,
from Thomas b. Hervey the sum of fourteen
dollars aud seventy cents (sl4 ~ amount Of
assessment charged against lot No. Two ~ In
McGinnis' subdivision In square No. two ~
In southeast addition tn the city of Indianap-
oils, Marion county. Indiana
Now. the said defendant is hereby notified
that unless within (a) days after the publica-
ton Tor three weeks of this notice the amount
so assessed against the above described lot or
parcel of land is palo, will proceed to collect
the amount so assessed by levy and sale OF
said lot or parcel land, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to sstisfy the above
ciaim, and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUrEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, July s, 1876.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON, July 3.-Flour-Very little doing:
81 2594 rs; Wisconsin extra family "a 1896 so;
Minnesota extra family S. IS; winter wheat
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan, 81 1906 IS; I1li-
nois IS 009S 90; st. Louis So 251S IS. Corn
Quiet new mixed and yellow Western 5996Sc.
Oats-Firm; No white and mixed $50.
OSWEGO, July enthusiastically; No l Mil
waukee club held at 81 &c extra white Michi-
gan 81 80. Corn--Steady; SIC.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, July g. BEEvEs Receipts
1910 head, making 5000 head for the
past week against $3.50 for the same time
last week; the quality Offering is good gen.
orally. and the market Is fair and unchanged,
a1d prices with shade f1rmer tone.
SHEEP-Receipts9 ,480 making 24,0.0 for the
past week against $3.50 for the same time
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ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST LOUIS July 3-HoGs-Active and higher
Yorkers.s5 %; bacon Sc C066 rs; butchers
Sc 20G6 30; receipts 80 head; supply very
light, owing to delays on railroads: the local
demand is active and butchers grades sold
higher, this however may be only temporary,
and by Wednesday prices will fall back az ain /;
native butchers sold at 81 25G4 IS; do. Texans
s. 2094 o.; receipts 250 head.
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last week he demand is scarcely equal to the
supply: sales slow; "a O095 rs for common TO
prime sheep, so 50@9 50 for common TO good
lambs.
SWINE Receipts 1910 head. making 2o,I2l
head for the week against "a, 40 for the same
time last week; no sales alive.
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SELLERS

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powers. 1t is pleasant to take, and sure to
cure coughs, colds, Group bronchial affections
tickling in the throal, and al diseases of
kindred nature. X. r. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg,
Pa, are also proprietors of JohnsOn's Rheu-
matte compound, the great internal emedy
for rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, ETC.,
Their DIR. Lindsey's Blood Searcher is
most wonderful remedy. 1t cures all blood and
skin diseases, such as letter, scrofuous af-
fections, ulcers, boils. pimples, mercurial dis
cases. etc. The genuine has r. K. Sellers q
Co.'s name on the bottom OF each wrapper.
You can have a doctor always 10 the house
Dy keeping SELLERS FAMILY MEDICINES
on hand.
For sale by all druggists and country deal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-07-05

Sale for Street Improvement.

By virtue of a certain precept to me directed,
by the mayor of the city OF Indianapolis, Indi-
ana, and duly attested by the clerk of said city
under the corporate seal Of said city, will on
SATURDAY, July %, 1876,
sell at public auction at the City Court Room,
between the hours of 10 o clock A. NJ.
and O'Clock NJ. of said day
the following described lot or parcel of
land, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as as
sessed against such premises for street inn
provement, and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. four (D in Naltner's second subdi-
vision of Cincinnati and Chic go Railroad
Company's addition to the city of Indianapo-
lis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by Age
dIus Naltner, against which is assessed the
sum OF thirty -four dollars and eighty-eight
cents 1884 So for street Improvement in favor
OF John Green, contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, July 5, 1876