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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-14
Pacific Coast News.
OREGON

OREGON.
Albany has two daily newspapers-tl
Register and the Democrat. g..
The epizootic is again prevalent in JAG
son county, and large number of hors'
have It, though in mild form.
The Dallas is ahead in musical enthus
asm. A teacher in that city has a class
vocal music numbering one hundred an
Ten scholars.
A man in Jefferson. last week, pawne
his suspcndcrs for whisky, alklng :
the time that he would trast in Prov
dence to keep his trowsers on.
The Oregon Weekly Tsibuae. the ne,
Dallas paper has appeared-M. II. Abbo,
publisher. 1t makes very creditabl
appearance, and is Democratic in politics
A six-h1rs mail stage TAIN was drowa
ed, Nov. 30ih, While trying TO ford Cot
ltonwood, Creek. on the way from Irek
TO Jacksonville. and up to December th
fourth there had been no mail connec
Ition.
A correspondent of the Independent
writing ct the quarterly examinations a
Forest Groye, says the japanese students
excelled most 0f the American boys
showing what close application ant
studious habits will accomplish.
The Albany Democrat perpetrates th'
following on famous bovine. now de
funct: ''Lost River Ranger" the OK OF
exhibition at the State Fair, died at Mi
ler's station few days since. He wa:
one Of the largest animals ever in the
State. Beng poor, he did not suet, and
died.
WESTERN WASHINGTON TERRI
TORY.
Vessels on the Saund have trouble on
account of scarcity of sailors.
The Pacific Mail Company have offered
to contract with the Talbot Coal Com
pany, of Seattle, for 5000 tons of coal a
month.
The editor nf IL" Trnncn-:rt .-rress1s
. diaooiical hope that a certain ship on
which some Chinese are said to be COM
Ing to Olympia, will sink.
The little steamer Teazer, having com
pliel with the law by putting in single
mast, and carrying life boat, has again
been permitted to carry passengers on the
route between Port Townsend and San
Juan and other islands.
A bill has been introduced in the Senate
~ Senator Kelly, of Oregon, to annex
Walla Walla and Columbia counties to the
State OF Oregon.
The editor of the Echo says the trus.
ees have abundance Of money at thelr
command to build and equip the Olyrria
md Tenino Railroad before the first day
If June, 1876. One of the trustees says
,e knows nothing of it.
1t is estimated that not over 600, 900 feet
# logs were lest by the rise in the Sno-
lon sh and others. It is also said some
# the loggers lost more than they ever
,ut in the waters of the Snohomish;
'ut Falstaff says, This world is given to
ying." ..- s,.<
The fisheries at Mukilteo have all closed
or the season. They did not prove as
as was expected, yet the parties
ay that they will try it again next sea-
On if they get sufficient encouragement
bout 100 tons of fish were taken during
he past season.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-01-14

The Cheyenne Lea Ier estimates that 10.
600 p. ope have gone to the Black Hills
mining region during the last three
months; they have come from oil dircc-
tions, from tho South, Utah, Oalifornis,
Nsvada, Idaho, and Montana.
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JOSEPH WRIGHT, Editor & Publisher
Qmce in the Old N. E. Church Building
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal and Territorial Officers.
HovcrrOr-Roui r Potts Helena

Sccretary-J. f. Galloway, Helena.
Auditor-Sol Star, Virginia City.
Trcasurcr-D. II. Weston, Helena.
Chief Justicc--D S. Wade, Helena.
Associate Justiccs-H. N. Blake, Nirgini;
City, Hiram Knowles. Deer Lodge
us. Dist. Att'y-M. G. Page, Helena
Surveyor Gcneal-A. ]. Smith, Helcns
L. .Marshal-Wm F. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int Rcv-T. p. Fuller, Helena
Collector CustOms-T. A. Cummings
Helena.
US. Examining Surgeons -Chas Mussig.
brod, Deer Lodge; Thos. Reece, Helena
U. S. Comrs-John Potter, Hamilton.
Rozcman Land District-E. w. Willett,
Register; }. V. Bogert, Receiver: Bozenlan
Helena Land District-W. G. Child,
Register; II. NJ. Keyscr. Receiver: Helena
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p,ook,yr Ia . voo.l nl.1,a IN ateer clea,

Brooklyn Is good place to steer GEAR
lot. It has the smallpox. Moody and
Sankey, and the Beechrr Scandal ell very
badly inst now. Talmage. too. 10 enhal-
ing an extraordinary amount Of wird, and
also threatens to break oft.
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Don i. BVam,

street. Having located in Bozeman, ten.
desr his professional services to the citi-
zens Of the town and county.
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County Officers.
]. S. McnLt nhali Chairman Board Z. c..

". s. Mentcnhall
G.. w. Wakefield
Probate Judge--A. d. Mcpherson.
Clerk and Recortler-A. J. Malln.
Shcritf-Sllas lsals,or.
Trcasurcr-J d. cCamman.
Superintendent Pub. INF. l.. Stone.
Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
Coroner j. C. Swi'ZIcr.
Assessor-B. NJ. Dawes.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Jn0. +. Bruce,

A VTORNEY AT LAW-Will practice
Ain all the Courts held IN Gallatin
County. Fees reasonable.
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e. =. ViviOn,
George NAV,
Il, E. Edwards,
John Potter,

A TTORNEY AT 4 w, Hamilton,
"A Montana. Will prac,. 9 in all Courts
ot tho Territory
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j. j, Davis.

4 TTOKNEY AT LAW - Office or
IA Black street, Bozcman, NJ T. Will
practice in all Courts of the Territory.
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p. 3. clark's
STAGE AND EXPRESS LINE,
CARRYING THE U. s. MAIL.

Coaches leave Bozemau for Helena daily
except Sundays) al z g. m.
Coaches leave BOzeman for Virginia
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at q. m.
Passengers and Freight carried 1t reas
ppabie rates.
OFFICES.
RICH & WILSON Bo.eman
DAVIS q WALLACE Helena
MyMONp BROS Virginia
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Admission to the Centennial

AV V1M1SSAOsA ~ t1AC OcMGCkNAAd1A
Says Washington correspondent o
the Philadelphia Press: There is dispo
sti0n on the part Of some members in Cor
gress when the subject Of an appropriation
to the @ Centennial Exposition comes up t,
urge that the amount be made sufficien
to cover all the private subscriptions; il
other words, to take up the whole stool
and make it celebration open free to tn,
world. 1t is said that one and hal
millions have been gwen by the citizens
of Philadelphia, which will go into per
manent building: that 81, ,0OO. 600 has beer
donated by the State, which goes into
another permanent building, and tha
$500, 900 were devoted by the nation to ,
building and the proper representation Of
the government in allits multiplied details
It Is now proposed for the government to
step in and do something worthy of itself
as one of the great powers of the globe,
and worthy of the people who by their in.
telligente and virtue have built up our
free institutions, and maintained them un-
sullied through the mutations of cen.
tury. What strength this proposition
may develop remains to be seen. The gen.
tlemen representing the Centennial intel
ests here do not expect such q piece of
good fortune. They will be satisfied with
the one and one-half millions necessary to
finish the buildings and for running ex-
penses. The admission to be charged is
for the benefit Of the stockholders, and if
the government were to take charge of
Lhe whole enterprise there would be no
to be reimbursed, and hence
no necessity for an admission fee Judg
Dg from the conversation of those favored
with an invitation. the Congressional ex-
:urslon next Friday promises to be fiat
ering success.
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Vice President Wilson sariied life in
suiance 10 the extent of 81, 200.
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FRANCIS eElsDoRFF, N. D.,
Upper Yellowstone,
Opposite HAYDEN POST OFFICE.
q. w. Monroe, M. D.,

i next door west If Strasburgcr s. Sper
,ings, Main street, Bozeman, NJ. T. Ten.
ders his professional services to the citizens
BOzeman and Gallatin county.
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A CHASTITY DISCOVERY.


l CGVAD EOA xN& s1A = CHV3s
The following account Of a sensations
discovery made ia excavating under tn
walls of building in Lima, Peru, appear
, in the Opinion Nationale of late date:
I'VE are Informed that thu day befor
yesterday an immense quantity Of human
remains were takea from one Of the wall
of the old San And res Hospital. In con
sequence of repairs now being made 1t be
came necessary to throw down one of thl
Walls of the Chinese ward, which aiJoin!
the department named .Uur Lady o1
Mercy, aud the laborers, to their surprise
found that the wall was hollow and filled
with human remains. AS was to be ex-
pected, work was then pushed on more
rapidly, and our informant states that on
that day alone several hundred skeletons
were removed. and that the dresses of all
remained in good condition. On the fol,
lowing days the work of removal has
been continued, and we are informed that
already between four and five TIC. lsand
skeletons have been discovered.
1T appears inexplicable to US how the
walls OF an edifice of this kind could be
into cemetery. Less rational
does it appear that this mass of bones
should be the shocking traces of some
horrible human hecatomb, as weli-in.
formed gentleman has suggested.
1T may be well to remember that the
San Andres Hospital was built in 1557,
under the protection of the Marquis of
Canets. Don Andres Uurtado, and at the
instance and by the advice of Spanish
priest named Molina. Since then up to
the present time it has been employed for
the charitable and humare purpose for
which it was constituted, and for this
reason the present discovery is the more
How can one imagine that
in all establishment for the preservation
OF health such mass of bones could inten-
tionally be accumulated? On the other
hand, how can we account for the peIpe.
tration of gigantic crime of which mol
uaCes remain? #z,e.
I'm addition to the ab owe we may add
that the impression generally prevails that
these bones belong to the victims of the
Inqulsition. They appear to be from one
hundred and fifty to two hundred years
DID. and from their appearance lead to the
belief that the bodies were thrown into
the opening between the walls. All the
skeletons appear to Oe clothed, and dress
rs, boots and shoes are foInd, mixed with
argc quantities of women's hair. A por
lion of Spanish missal has also been
found, but nothing of any va!ue."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-10
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN
APOLIS MARKETS.

INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET.
BULK MEATs-Nominal; d. s. shoulders.
cash or June, Sc; C. T. lO1s 3llc cash or May;
lie June.
BREAKFAsr BAcoN-Jobbing, l5c
DRIED BEEF-Nominal; iobbing l5c.
GREAsE-Brown, &c; yellow, 6a6Hci white,
LARD Steady; kettle lSalS14c; p. e. at 1214c
cash or May.
bacon shoulders, l01zc; bacon C. sides. l41zc.
INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET
CoRN-There is a good demand: mixed, 471zc
in elevators 4sa4s4c, I. o. b.. high mixed TO. b.,
ssa4sl<c; 471Sa475zc in elevator. Ear corn, 46a
47c or track; rejected dull 45s 46c.
FLoUR-The market is unchanged and quiet.
City fancys are held at from 81 0ta7 SO; family
7sas go country family 1Oao - al c extra r.
FEED-Bran steady: sales made in the last
few days at sll IS; inquiry good.
OATS-Prices are quotably unchanged (;
white 3Sa42c: No. 2 while 36a3Sc: mixed S3a35o
Indiana and Illinois, by sample 30a;3c; rejected
and no grade, by sample, 2oaSuc, owing to
RYE-Nominal at sOa7Sc. None Offering.
RYE FLoUR-Steady at "a 5Oa4 10:
WHEAT-The market Is steady at 81 90
asl % for choice Indiana: No. 2 amber would
bring 81 2Oal 30; light offering; damaged 75a
soc; choice Kansas and Michigan, u 30; all
by sample.
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE MARKET.
APPLEs-Are firm at from s. 5Oa6 90 per Dbl /;
extra to choice s! 00@8 OF.
BUTTER-Recepts are liberal and for choice
lots shippers are paying l5alSc, and jobbers
are selling al 20@22c; Michigan butter, z2a25c.
BEEswAx-Is steady at 25c per pound.
BEANs-We quote white navy at VI 25al 30
on arrival and OIL 80 per bushel from store.
DRIED FRUIT-Prices are steady. Apples
9sl0c on arrival, and l01&all&c per Id In
barrel lots from store. Peachesare dull at l0a
l2c for old and new on arrival, and il1aal31zc
for rs and 15s from store.
EGGs-Market Is weak with large receipts.
Shippers are paying l0allc for barrel lots here.
Commission merchants are selling at l3c.
FOREIGN FRUITS-OfaDges are selling at
S. 0Oa5 50 per box with ample supply. Lem
ons are held at S. 00a5 so per box. Bananas
81 00a5 Oh per bunch.
FEATHERs-Are firm at 4oa45c on arrival for
PRIME lots, and 20a25c for mixed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-10

Oak slaughtered sole is quoted at 8szlc;
banalo, SaS6c; harness SisSSc; upper 22s25c
per foot; French calf, 81 75a2 Is; French kip,
dozen. SIS 6osso Co; domestic calf. 81 ioai 90:
kip. domestic, 60casl 10.
Sos oesr selling prices as rooy ~
dry, 80 o.; flooring, dressed, SO 0Oas0 o.;
siding. dressed, Sis O6als 90; stock boards,
Ss su Is feet o sI o ss 81
feet, Sl70a2400; heavy timbers, 81 % extra
Per M; sheeting, sl2 90; ga sawed shingles
giles, IS co.; lath. 81 IS; Southern pine foor-
| ms, dressed. $40 U0a45 0U.
Tin plate is quoted, fer &c. loxl4, charcoal,
first quality, at $40 90; TX, ditto, at sls 90; IC
q iron B. AZ Toe; No n smooth iron, sc.
Moorehe 8 galvanized iron, Is per cent dis
count from from list Zinc. per sheet, lie: per
Bright and annealed 40 per cent dsseount from
list prices; lacquered IS per cent discount.
Is OF, SIC pIanished, IA TO is Zoe boIt COB,
&c; s1ti%ony: isc: Rabbit metal. iSa2Oc. '-'
so: No. ditto, s9a7 so: No. ditto, s6a6 50:
caar u.s. common, per dozea Sac SO; No l.
s2a2l No. ash churns. sli 90: No. ditto, Sl2:
No: ditto. $40: stave haIf-pusnel measures
% So; hoop iron bound ditto, So 5Oa7; keelers,
ditto Is, in s2a2 Is; o buckets, two.hoop,
81 95a2 90 ditto, three hoops. 81 25a2 S.
WooLCThe market is quiet and prices are
nominal We quote uuwashed at 25a.sc
bury wool, 5alOc less; tub washed, 36a4Oc.
HARDwARE-We quote axes slU CALI 90 per
doz. as to quality; farm bells, 20 lbs s5 co: q
lbs, 800; 6OlbS, 81 CO. with 50 per cent discount
TO the trade. II bronzed, IS per cent to quota
tons added.
oILs-Priees steady. We quote nnseed
oil at 5Sa63c for raw and boiled; white
lead steady at l0al015c. Lard, extra w. s.Sl 10
al Il; No. 93a95c: coal OIL lite l31sal5: head
light, I75o, 2ea1O; castor oil, 9OcasI 10; w. Va
l1bricating, l5a25c; natural rock 25a4 G; tallow
oil, 81 0al 10.
WINDOW GLAss-Prices are steady and We
quole. oxl0 81 %; l0xl2 81 so; IOx4 "A IS; hxl6
s. IS: l0xlS IS Is, with 80 per cent off TO The
trade
PIG IRoN.-The market has ruled quiet and
dull for some time past, with a limited de-
mand, confin.d almost entirely to the inn
mediate wants of consumers. The following
quotations fairly represent this marker:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-10
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE.
MONEY AT OTHER POINTS.

CINCINNATI-The Gazette of This date says q.
Yesterday the local money market was fairly
active, with an increased demand for loans
which was freely met, when coming from de-
positors in good credit, at s99 per cent. There
were light receipts of currency from The coun-
try, but no shipments. Eastern exchange wss
in better supply and in active demand the
marx ct remaining firm.
NEW YoRK-The Commercial Bulletin of the
SIN says: Money very easy; call loans closed
a. per cent; 81 highest rate to-day. Prime
mel camille paper strictly classified, 415C96 rer
CEN. Bank statement showed decrease ofsl,
e5i,275 in surplus reserve. God weaker,
closing at 81 1875; foreign exch nge strong and
unchanged. Specie shipment larger than ex-
pected-S2, 40, 80 gold coin for the week.
Treasury issued orders 10 pay out silver here
a { discretion on currency drafts and checks
aud clearing house certinc ates; this removed
the premium on small change. UBited States
bonds strong. Speculative shares feverish
but higher.
NEW YORK MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.
NBw YORK, Monday, May
Money market easy at SS4 per cent. premi-
Hm on call.
Prime Mercantile paper 41z96 per cent.
Custom receipts, S2sl 600.
Assistant Treasurer disburSed $4,000.
Clearing, s2S,0o0,COO.
S.erling Exchange is quoted quiet at 81 sSZ
for 50 days and 81 eg54 for sight.
Gold opened and closed at 1925, with sales in
interim at ll2s4.
Rates paid for carrying were l@2 per cent.
Loans were al.o made fat.
Government bonds closed firm on good de-
Unand.
Railroad bonds strong. with Michigan Gen.
trails North western consolidated and Union
Pacific first and higher.
State securities quiet; OHIO skies OF lSS'
brought lis.
The stock market opened strong, ard prices
advanced from q To per cent, with Michigan
Central, Western Union and Lake Shore SIS
fe lures. The market was somewhat weaker
at the close; prices reached a to e from the
highest point of the day. The long sellers
ortions to-day were chiefly n Western Union
seller SOS in this stock having been offered
freely at difference OF 129s4 per cent.
Transactions on Stock Exchange to-day sg-
zregated $4,000 shares, of which 1000 were
Pacific Mail, s6,f00 Western Union, 400 ROCK
Island 1900 st. Paul. 1900 Lake Shore, 4,"ft
Ohios and LOCO Michigan Central.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, May S.-Flour-Heavy; super.
nns Western and state 81 q COG! ~; coz
IS; extra ONO "a s5g7 90; 81. Louis IS i5a
No. 2 81 75@3 A. fsye fiour-Quiet but steady
Western 81 75a5 Is. Corn meal Quiet; West
ern 81 IS 90 IS. Wheat Dull and slightly in
spring 81 26@l 80; NO Z mixed spring I'll 20;
NO Chicago spring nominal at 81 l59l 20;
No Chicago spring 81 v9gl 10; No2 North
Milwaukee spring 81 lO9l IL; white Michigan
81 A: No Canada spring, in bohd 81 81. Rye
Quiet but steady: state SlgySc; Western SO@
SIC; Canada, in bond, 9o99lc Corn-Active;
receipts l4S,OOu bushels; mixed, no grade,
56%957c; low mixed, graded, o012c; mixed,
steamer, 6OHc: mixed, steamer, graded clio
ol1xc; new Western mixed, ungraded, 57G6sc.
OsIs-Heavy; receipts 5000 bushels; West
ern mixed and state S95Sc; white Western
changed. Rio cofee-Fair and firm; cargoes
I512alShc; iobbing l054 elyszc gold. Hops
Steady; Eastern and Western l09l6c; New
YORK state l2GlSc; California l59lsc. Sugar
Quiet but steady; fair 10 good refining 75k@
nc; prime &c; refined firm at 9H@h5s. Nc
iasses-Fair and firm; Porto Rico t5s55c; New
Orleans 45a6c. Rice-Dull; Carolina SO e7c /;
Louisiana 5@6Zc; Rsngoon 696Ac. Fetrc-
leum-Dull and nominal; crude S9s1sc; re-
fined 1870; cases l712c. Tallow-steady; S11s
.lne-Spirits easier; $500 &C. Eegs-Un-
changed. Pork-Duh and lower; new mess
s2l. 5l1ss2l 6O; May s2l &@2l ~; June 81 zog
meats-western quiet. Middles-western
long clear llXc; city long clear l214c. Lard
Prime steam sl2 7Oal2 IS; June sl2 67k9l2 go
Butter-Unchanged. Cheese-Quiet; 49l2c.
w hisky-Steady 81 liz.
ST. LOUIS, May S.-Cotton-Easier but not
lower. Flour - Quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Firm; No red fall 81 80 bid for cash
Corn-Higher; No mixed 46c for cash; 4614c
bid al the close: 45gz614c bid for May; 500
1870 for June: 471zc for July. Oats-No SIC
for cas- h 3SHc bid for May and June. Rye
Dull and unchanged. Barley-Quiet; choice
81 0S. Pork-Dull and unchanged; jobbing
lots 81 %. Lard-No MARKET. Bulk meats
Dull aud nominal; 81 -, $40 SIX, Sill w, sl1 Is.
Bacon-Dull; IS 80, IS 6216 sl2 90. SIP BY, S2 50.
Hogs-Higher; light shipping So o0a6 rs;
So 75G7 10. Cattle-Stropg and higher; good to
choice native steers 81 75@5 371s: medium to
fair 81 259i 62H; pony steers "a COS4 Gu; fair
cows 50 75@I 25; stockers IS 2o94 57k: feed
reIs; wheat 1850 bushels; corn 5000 BUSH
els; oats 81 900 bashels; barley ], 500 bushels;
rye 1000 bushels; hogs l.lO0 head: cattle ], 400
head.
CHICAGO, May S.-Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Wheat-Inactive; No Chicago
spring 9s4c forspot; $3.50 for seller June; 81 0O
for july ; No Chicago spring o9c; rejecfed SIC.
Corn-Higher; No 45Hc for spot; 45Hc
for seller June; s6Ac bid for July; rejected
401sc. Oats-Active and a shade higher: No 2
$3.50 for spot; 3l1sc for seller June; rejected
&c. Rye-Active; &c. Barley-661zc for SPOT ;
sc for seller June. Pork-Dull, weak ana
lower; s2USl for spot: SD 5000 IS for seller
Firm at lower rates: si2 80 for spot; sla s71ze
IL 40 for seaer June; sl2 50 for July. Bulk
meats-Quiet and unchanged Whisky
Steady at 81 o.. Lake Freights-Whe atto Buff
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-10
INDIANAPOLIS HORSE AND MULE MAR
KE1.

TUESDAY EVENING, May g.
As compared with the week ending May Z,
We have no special change TO note in the horse
and mule market. Receipts have been light
dur ng the week, but this is accounted for
from the fact that farmers are engaged in
planting, and until this is accomplished re-
ceipts of ali description OF farm products will
De light Pr ces, however, are steady and we
quote:
Heavy draft horses at sl5ca175
Light harness horses at sS5al25.
Plugs range from S25as0.
Mules, fully 10 hands high, command $685.
nnbroken mules, 10 years old, sell at from
IS TO SIS.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARIE

NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, May g. BEEvES - Receipts
yesterday and to-day 4,l30 head, making the
total receipts for the week ,lS0 head, against
ESQ head for The same time last eek the quail
ity was mainly fair to good; cars of stillers
were among the offerings; the demand was
better than for some days past, and ade
fairly active at an advance of rather more than
&c; since Monday the finest steers in the mar
ket have sold for l2c; ordinary 10 strictly
prime steers AZ s9 5C9ll Do; still fed bulls as
81 4094 70 per 100 pounds live weight.
SHBEP-Receipts 2,76J head, making the total
receipts for the week 1880 head, against
1885 head for the same time last week; the
binary to prime clipped; So 75tGs % for Or
binary TO extra unshorn; car load of spring
lambs from kentucky.
SWINE Receipts $500 head, making the
total for the week 24.s60 head against u, 40
head for he same time last week; car load OF
Ohio hogs, los pounds, alive at 81 70 per 100
pounds.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-10
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, May 9, iSib
CATTLE-Receipts continue liberal, and
prices are undergoing no special change. We
quote: Prime to extra butchers, 81 s0@5 co;
g cd, s3 5094 IS; fair TO medium, IS COa3 SO;
common, 81 2592 IS. Prices firm for choice.
Receipts to-day, $50 head.
HoGs-Prices have declined during the week
under more liberal receipts and less DISPOSE
ton on the part OF packers to enter the mar.
ket. We quote at S6 1907 90, with receipts for
the last "A hours of 1872 head.
SHEEP-The market rules steady, and prices
are undergoing but slight quotable change.
We quote: Good shipping, 100 lbs and over,
s. 75G5 %; common shipping, leo lbs and over,
" 5U@3 50, with receipts To-day of $50 head.