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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06
epe3iaI : Moti3clt.
3akt Gud, nid,t tauyd,eu!


Gie 9batiatc. oas mir ben srRcn Slang aui oer
Barrier unb gBiener Nusfelluus erbieIten. iit jest
eine Sads Der sRel,seIdidte.
Die abat!aae, oas mir biz b5d,ite gbte, in Der
Diat Der Centennial eommi1dre 5u oerseben, er
halen baben, tpir9, me erwartet, tn Mbrebe sefelt,
ober oler gtrett spirb tao aub0ren, uno biee Gbat
fade ebeniaus Elm Sfatt Der gsatseItt6te biloen.
t23S-4iI) ngBfeo'fd1e Naamaid,tneasGo.,"
a1- Man beitte 0Cn
resto SaItimore="
ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
che man eineR dnberen fault, bet
.. e. Ne apos,
(sspt23, ,i2NeD Nr. is, @emaniir.
Gauit Sure Furnaces uuo Ranges uup Iast
"s Cure 81 8epdraturbon Gbas. gSea=
bsrbs, Sir. $50, Bei. . Saltimoreitra5e, beorseu.
Sepu5,i1dD
zte btutsae,
oss eos,asitbIte, ,."............-.... Ole bette
seapid5 <aus,pahl tn oer staoG
umfaiisno
isoe Sorts uno Suoiitdt
rou
boafet.iscn (TAPESTRFO 8r6iieIern
81 $t pro Ddro
Oi6sm @riiieIern Su Si.5O!
INGRAINS 81 30 eent5; Three Ply Su $i.1O
uno b0ber!
Seiue Woausttes. ssra.inftcrs u. {. ~.
gpr erIudeu uur OaruG,, oas esute, weI@e Su
fauIen piuiden, h. ;noenl lie bti uns noriprehen,
iiberIeuaen, pb nnfer Sans utdlt oaa rcd,te ut,
nm bel 93eoarf iolpohl nit Suantitdt als i'm Sstref
Der Uiuiter, Shbn9eit pnr Siai9fet ;aI1ieasn 9e=
felt Su piroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06
9as seioe ssteber.
siugiinFti9e Sesanoernn9 SeS SSctters in


QIguEa a, 5. Ottbr. = Die Sempsratur
lit in Der lm9egenO Don Sauannab nod ims
nler I'M Stetgeit begrlifen, un0 Sic gpibemie
9reift benliuIolge immer peiter nm Iid). Sc
tern mrroen ntebr neue @rfrantuuqen 0eulel.
oct, alS an irgenb einemSaae lnuerbab smeier
l8oben, uuD Die Sobesidlle uerniebren fii) IN
glet&er Broportion. Sonocrbar lit es, oaB
auf Dem fatholIldjeu SrieObofe mebr Seerot.
guigen ifattiinoeu, als ouf allen auoeren
Eriebb0fen suiammen, ob9leif Die &atbollfen
oieicr Staot lih i'll Der Wuoritdt beiinoen.
.Man erfldrt bteien llmitanb oabur6, bab Die
msiiteu 8atboifen Ausldnoer iiuO uub Dem
6eber uiel lelAter erlteJen. Die 9toth inter
Der SeDOlferung 1T ungeAeuer. 8auenoe
bon geiunben Berionen, beiouoerS 9teger, iino
auBer Qrbeit, tnbem Die 8eidIdfte gdn5tid)
oarnieberliegen, unO iinb auf Die WiilotbQtig.
felt @lnOcrer CUR 5riltung ibreS 9ebens anges
uleien. @leid) nad) Gtutritt Der :Darmen
lSittcrung fieg bic Qu5abl Der 8eeroigun9en
in eiuem Gage BON II aui 42. Su Der uor'
leBtcn gtadt feblte gum erlten Ntale felt flint
Sagen Der 9feii. Dom @abriel Sergier,
etn iat9oIlid]er Brtelter, fel geitcrn Der Seud]e
sum Spfer, uno beibe Yeamte Der bieiigen
Signaiitatton Tno bon bsrielbeH beiauen
m0rOen.
Sic Gterblia2eit lit SapannaD.
SaOanEab,5 5. Sftbr. - 9eute murOcn
bier beerbiat, Don lpeld)en IS BEN
gclbeu 6ieber sum Spfer fclen; 10 Der Beer.
0tgteu waren geger. 0r. S. S. Barriug,
8ef6rperung8 49ent Der U@eOr9ter Central
&abn," 81. 3. Sropn, 0titglieO Der 6irma
s. gS. GINS & @omp., U. 8. Smitb, cir
@lerf i'm j3oQamte, ioluie 6r. ". q. 2ams
beth erldneu heuts Der Seudlc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06
IuropGii9e &G6eibcritlEzs
Ser nricutaliI1e Gricg.
SIN enrOpGifd1et &rte0 por Ser
$l)isre.
bic lestcu Rad)r:dten pom sarleasi0aapEabe

Cine Srte98erttdrung @nB =
IanO'8 fi;n0tt1 ermartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06

GamtatcSpsd,en, Na:ten. S.nssen 9eden,
SreaaeafaBacu II. {. ".
gg uaisre S.iiiietsr uuo bobtettisen &eppihe
fno Der fdbonfien uno sehmadu oliten art fir Ylr>
I0r, Speilesimmsr, Sau5Iiuren uno su onoeren
3wefsn. 9ieietben weroen NIT ODER obae Sorten
selieIert, pia ss eruiuitt iein mag.
aue gSaarsm Ecrosm su besabseisstem
Ursiie abgclaiitn.
sy- gsieoertduiet uno Sduoler ON eanoe oiriten
es ite oortbeitllit eintauiea uoen, in tbrsm
Sntetrs iia3en, bel nnS por5nipreben.
6 =. 0riii;tb Sc tspmp..
ar. SO uao 81, gSsfts Baltimore.
nn9e 9oaionpfraSe,
ne6en ner Siiiyn oe5 nGorreIp0nbenten."
(Sspts ,1UitD
rbiliom's Furnaces, Eanges rno 3eparat,ir
Sberyetsea bel Sberles 2Seatterbs III Cdr. $50,
sBe2z9 9attinoYcitrlse. (Septl9.t0hD
s3iieeau Der WaSiid,ts1eisuid,ait
pom Baltimore,
g.r.f0, South Strebe.
@ofs. BiIIisss 9ei iSmaterta! g ofe!
gSir Dapsu cine oorSiislite Gualitdt s ote an
Sauo, peId1e ipit e,m gubiifum al3 Gin empeb!enss
rperbes Bsnerunss> giateriGl fit Saushottz uno one
bcte Siusde ofertren; !ei4t iGnSbar uno Iret BON
ltarei ,iafeiteA.
brit, Sus Der 9eooenhautr., au9enommeu.
Yrsls $3.50 pro SarrsniaonH9, IN ir9eno e!nem
etaett5til ebSAlicicrn.
(S.ptia,l ,lM) Sames .. SimaapoeS, Ssfr
0ujtern. ssmitern!
g bone GaIJm iiar=G Gufern,
50 Sent5 pro OuBenb,
empieusen tagit I'M
Woics epnie,
s,r. "a, Sioro= Sap straBe.
(Sept7, tWi)
grs. .Ior's Sn0tautid)ss pescta bitifdes De-
colt Iei % Sabreu ais oa5 eroBte Siutreini9ui95&
W.ittel Ger @essnnart tetanHt, ipiro nur in Tr.
f77s, Naseitcz, Nusopeitz@de Der Gntams
strase, 5ubereite unO 1T bel dcu s[r ottetsrn 5u
baben. l4u92o,l2VteD
sid,cse, eelpiiTe :iHo raidjc gSirtmng.
2usteII'S Tteberz uno Bsdiel1tener etc
putosr,
sutsIeitst uno 5u babcn BET
Coleman & gsosers,
Gr t78, g8en@8 q I'll III o re itr.
(sue26-Sft3lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06

c>r. .Wnbertyon, Hr. 19, 6 ii gu q tp I BE,
~lbebauoelt ipe,ien ane arautbeiIen Der nrtn Sr<
game, oIsauiid1e Sdipdde. nerpoie S6ipdte. Ocrs
,ettiees glter uno ane yieroeufrantbeiten, iocipe
bon iuaenolite unteionnenLeis 9erriihrsn. Saris
lib eutItanoeue Srantb1itsu ihuca furirt. Serren,
me(be lid, Sr g. aunertrnuen, tonnen ftd perfttber
balten, baB is wi'enidcili4 uno auirtdbtis oetanz
belt nerbeu. Silrcaniunoen: S-f2 ubr Ni9s., "a
uhr 0atbm. uno Go ubr Ibbs. (Sebr2l, ,t2GitsD
oeSc Sansbaltcrin if folS aui ttuen bibid)sn retz
Sueu Serpd, i'll ibrem Saror ooer anoerem sieo<
Iinassiinner. Der einSise aBes, I'M bic 5a1ben tco-
bait im Geppid Su MAIDEN, if, Den Staub uno cue
anoeren Iremben GHttan5eh gu entierren, uno I'M
Sicies srinslid, 81 beweIffeliGen, sebe man Su
aoIn,es s. Callahan, gsr. 8, Ssuanitrabe, nabs
benz Narp auoz 5n ititute.1 (SepH5, 3Vt, iSumftt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06
Die Gampit9 Der
50 0tst busa= 2N;ettfAntSGieuBaGetA
9sfffrltz tzE2 eScmSd S4n

ut9 0tt bi&Faz 2iai etifAntSdteuBa&et4
2SGttenz8e 8eienSGoft"
beie9en aus oen ,yoorScu9Cn trfer RlaHt:
saBen1untn," GcSt. d. Hdhlemein;
s&31pattd," capt. 6rnboE;
s3gruiilu," Capt. Stbu'fDt:
sEtujr 6Gpt. s. {, BrGu6N
nSrIfia," &dpt. IS. Uicer;
-H3ermauie," &Gpt, S. UiHBeu.
E8GMuHOutC," GaEt, Z. SOB;
.seoliatia," GGpt. VI. garQu6s;
.3otbd :t"atG," Cim 8auD
r@cuBerGUtG, Supt. s.. ~. G5AIpeaitG;
SGarouia," GGpt. ttIl,,ta;
r5iietG," Capt. Is. pceibs
aEcntouta,"
"5bnrtnata,- 6apl. 8. Wleatq
H3anoAita."
HSSeTphaI!a, "GOpt. Stab(;
sfFrGgCoHIn," ," Cart. GeGu,
HNaenai.sa," @lpI. Ui. ,tGhIelpsf1t
"Gneal9," @apt. u. IS. BtGnBeu.
RaToaepreis oon Ge,psgDorF nan
5cMfE0usptnats SnuoDn, SSap4ep
Sseatett t1iIo S3ambur8t
I. eGlAte. $4,000 @tOl6s
3.uiltcaoeG. 5000 Gourant,
Vl9 Bl0moata, Solt3amptoR uuo gOR5OH I'm
3plIdeu6ct ) p SouTdut.
9tRGet jOjiden unS 10 Sa5ren Die SGlite,
YaTage=g5reis
BON irgtn eiuem Der ob;geu 9dfen nadI
g:eGYz9cxft
I. Salute $1,000 @oloi
2. 2.Salute..:'.'.. l2'0g
qtaotG uutert jG1rc So in Gnl6,
Sinoer Bmiihcn uno ID ,idbreH Dte !odIitc.
r5- Die ue{tta BIdne UerOtI be; Gujld6e Der SaIS
! age tsle9Clpbiicb belegt.
sslpiIslcis 8rerseGS tt10 8e!tfgore.
Son Baltimore mad BremcH:
&aiiite...... $3.50 G5olo.
2miibeHOeI...... 5000 GouIcnt.
Son Gr2Men mad Baltimore:
$4,000 $50.
3lDiibcHocd -. o. 32GG SourGut,
6tu- uno Ssri4hrtS= =8iuate:
&Gil.e.. $4,000 C5o(o.
gWtiqen0ef.."., $3.50 @ourGEk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06
WdEereS itber 0ets Wsoso tn 3oones
EOttuttl. SEQ.

Gin Wntel ocS 9srdiiosntea s3arriicr eritid1t ole
SodJter oce Wsaiors Woose. Gin idjrcGtid)es
&an,pj ssp ,id)s,. Woroer nno Spfer. = g,ier=
maiiaer uereebltd)er Seibitu,urS=Se Seriuaj oes
U6rOefS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06
or. @sosg %. @orsia,

3abuar5t.
bat oa5 Gtl1cr non Dr. 2SirGen bsnustO Snreau
uut5 gir. 26, sssroz Sniaipasai5e, perle9..
alle eNrbeitsarauttrt. (4ns2l,12Nttst
Gan5t Furnaces, Ranges uuo SeIen MIR oei|
os9Das. gSeatberbD in Jr. $50, 23ef Salt'z
moreT:rase, oem ngataw=9 9ouic" seaeniioer.
(SeptlS, ,1Yt)
saimOer Ssutid)cn,
SeIocipeoe, S6aufstpferoe,
gBaaen uno Ssarrsn fir Gnatem,
bfurreu Yuppeus&ut t I h n
unp eiu alaemtiHes MiIortIneut nldler gSaaren 5u
ben b,aialicn Yreien i'm @rosen uno Slensn bel Der
.@a!timo-er @assn= sn=.Sabrif=3eieaid,att,
Sir. 80, WortzS om arb ftrabc.
DE eiu;ise Sabrit IN her StaSt. Wepaaturen
auer grt 5u auseme6eRsn Yreiien. (sus2i, i9tteD
Oum5d, ;soen Wsusse,i BON 1 bis nbr NadIz
- mitta9s. Shlle's Wiitluautie't Sier I'M 3aple
in 3aplo.'S 9ieitaurGton,
Gdeoer Srontz unb 9an fraBe,
@o.u. s. Cantor,
(yuo22, ,3UreD @i9eatbilmer.
eNte iluter,eid,mcten m0tpea Dem Bobiitnm ole
~InSeiqe, bGB Iie oen gan5cr esibHau oes 8. S.
aambredfjt, asr. 90, 80 nmo 22, SfnrS=ss'gbftr.,
fSuflih lbernummen tateH, unb bitten uln 9sfaut9e
Sunbi6aft.
(SepR, 3 Nte,i a.G.D Sotan SauS.
Netsmte r,trbew the @rf!noer erutrft
GIT mad grlausnus bes Batents peroen @ebhbz
1ea bereanet. .. s. d ~. &. Sctparo.
Wr. rs, Secoub itrag sc, Der 9oit 9e9snnoer.
(1ebr2, ,i2yte, SWeissSireau in 9Baibiuston, D.&.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-06
3uei ISetse Don eineut 5SceGr st=
Sfsoiien. - Scr &eBtCre DnrG)
ieitte SSreHuGe octt S3tuocn Der
SoIisiitem cutriIIcu
oRrtN beiJ11 00;if5eISnFpt,

Serien-@itp, >. Sftbr. = g8u. Gonftiu
uHO Imbroic0crbett qertetbcu geiteru in elmer
gSirtbi6aft bet'm8 8irfeIipiele in ctnenStrcit,
melden @onfltn bdourd bceuoCte, baB CT el'
mem @egncr ell NIeiier in Die Seite itltB.
6erbert'S Nun0e TT t60tlih. Ser Nt0r0er lit
uerbaItet.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
WOOL.

The Philadelphia Shipping List of the 10th,
says: The market continues in a very unsat-
isfactory condition. Many descriptions of
manufactured goods rule far below the price
of the raw material, and there is no DISPOSE
tion ~ purchase except for immediate wants
aoae o Of 6d
scarce, and the volume of business is small.
Prices continue TO favor buyers, particularly
for fine woods Among the sales were: l50Uo
pounds Ohio XXX on private terms; 10000 do
fine at s6c; 5000 doX and Xxx at 46c; Loco do
XXX at 47c; 1900 Western common and q
mon and c1tts at 4Oc; 5000 Pennsylvania at
40 :; SO 0 Ohio common and q blood on pri-
Vate terms; 500 do black at 45c 1900 Colo
RADIO white at 2711c; 1900 pulled No. l city at
SIC: 5000 do do at 35c; 1900 do merino at 3715e;
6Onn do do at sac: 1900 do combing at b5c; 1,OO0
do Colorado at zoe; LOCO tub Pennsylvania at
Sc: 500 do do at 49c; 2,9O0 do Western coarse
at 4Sc; 10, so do do at 45c: 800 do do black at
4Sc: $50 noils domestic, low and medium, at
S6a45c; loo do do at 4;c.
The Boston Journal of Commerce OF the 10Th
avs: We report this week the lightest
amount OF sales In any one week for years.
Although 1t is a holiday week, and conse-
quently one business day short, If we should
add one-sixth 10 the amount as being the
possible s1les OF that day, we should fall short
of 4OO, OO0 los as the total amount, which would
be over 10000 lbs short oflast week, one of the
dullest ever before known, and furnishes an
exact indication OF the state Of business.
Quotations almost entirely nominal al d
based upon the wants of both buyer and seller.
Pulled woods are reported duller than at any
time for ten years and IL Is almost uselts
to give quotations. A dispatch from Califor-
mia says that "prices are firm, buyers are TAX
ing hold freely and the W. oil is coming IL to
market slowly" which is singular state of
affairs taken in connection viii b the state of
the market here, as there is nothing to war
rant the belief that the prices at which woods
are held can be sustained. They may take
cheap freights and ship around the Horn
thereby ket ping the wool out OF the ma ket 30
much the longer. but the end will only result
In more probably greater decline on arrival
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
MONEY AND THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY EVENING, April IL
Money has been in fair supply during the
week ending this evening. and rates OF inter-
est for prime commercial paper have ruled
strong at 10 per cent, with occasional transac-
lions at Il per cent. interest. The paymen OF
CITY and state taxes has created an sctive de-
msnd for currency, and checking has ex-
eeded deposits. AS a general thing the mar
ket has ruled quiet, though the banks have
been able to keep their surplus funds profta-
" employed.
The banking capital of the city amounts TO
about s6.OO0gON, and the impression prevails
that an additional amount Of S2,UQ6O could
be readily invested and made to pay the legal
inter- st OF 10 per cent.
A large amount of paper Is still Offering on
the street, and private capitalists are enabled
to nploy their cash means, at from 15 to lSc per
centtWith first-I lass collaterals.
Eastern exchange has ruled firm for several
DAYS: offerings have been 'ar below the re-
Ouirements OF business. and the banks have
been re qufred to ship currency to New York.
The rates rule firm, and quotations are I'M
changed, being 75c premium buying and &c
premium selling.
City orders are steady and commanded So9
99c with rea1y sale.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19

ported in this department ana prices are firm
at quotations
fol ows: Bar iron is quoted at 81 4Oa2 So. Sheets
rolled 10 to IL. &c; Is to % 4zc; q, 40. Char
coal, l1zc advance on above rates. Other sizes
rates ade at
best English tool. &c: American tool, lee:
spring steel. IL inch, lac; "a inch and over,
Horse shoes. Burden g. 81 20 per keg; mule, 81
higher: pillow wings. steel 7]c.
LEATHER-The market RI ed 81 eady. We
Oak slaughtered sole is quoted at sssAc;
Bufalo, 3oa36c; harness 34a3Sc; upper Pa S,
per foot; French calf, 81 75a2 Is; French kip,
dozen, s4S OOa6O 90; domestic calf, 81 lOai 80;
kin. domestic. 6Ocasl 10.
LUMBER-The msrk ct is we'll Supplied with
ne various qualities, and prices are steady.
PoPLAR-Clear, $50 90; Common. SIS %;
Culls. sic co.
AsH-Ist and I'd, So sc.
BLACK WALNUT-The quotations are buy.
Ing prices for green and selling prices for dry
green. SO 00a4j 90 Culls. sl4 GOALS %.
PISE-l and clear, per NJ. feet, green. s47 90;
dry, $50 %; flooring, dressed. $40 O0aSO 90;
rough, SIG Goals 90; common boards, SIG co:
bill stuff, to l6 feet, SIG 70. pill stuff over Ii
feet, sl7 OOa24o 90; heavy timbers, 81 90 extra
IS 4Oa3 So; No. shingles, So 81; poplar SHIN
giles, $500; lath. $40; Southern pine floor
lnz. dressed. $40 MAD W.
TIMERS STOCK-A fair demand is re.
| ported. We quote:
Tin plate is quoted, fer nc: lOxl4, charcoal
nrstqusilty, at $40 90; TX, ditto at sl3 90; &c
l4x20 roofing tin, 's9 %. Brass kettle, 45c: Nc
q iron b, ~ loo; No "a smooth iron, SIC
Moorehead's galvanized iron, Is per cent dis.
count from list. Zinc, per sheet, lie: per
cask, l01zc. Pig tin, Straits, &c. Wire
Bright and apnealed 40 per cent discount from
List prices; lacqgered IS per cent discount
10 OF, 34c; planished, IA to Is oz.4Oc; bolt cop
per, SIC; bottoms, BIC. Lead-Pig, Sc; bar
9c: antimony. lie: Rabbit metal, l6a2Oc
| WHISkY-Ffrm at Sl.I6.
| WOODEN WARE-No. / tubs per doz sSs
s 50: No. ditto. s9a7 50: No. ditto, g6a6 80
Churns, common, per dozen, s7a9 50; No l
s2Da2l No. ash churns. SIS 90: No. ditto, sl6
No. ditto. Sl4: stave half-pusnel measures
| s. 90: hoop iron bound ditto, So 5Oa7; keelers
| dve In nest. 81 %: meal selves, l4-l6, al 75a2
ditto IL, in S2a2 Is; g buckets, two -hoop
| 81 95a2 90 ditto three hoops, 81 25a2 IS.
WooI-Dealers report the market inactive
| snd prices entirely nominal.
| OILS and LARD-Prices steady. We q1ott
| lirseed oil at &c for raw and boiled Waite
lead steady at l0al01zc Lard, extra w. s. 81 Il
al IL; No. 93a9jc: coal oil, lite, ls1Sal5: mead
| light, l7o0, 20a.0; castor oil, 8caSl 10; w. Va
l9bricating, sa25c; natural rock, 25a4 G; tallow
| oil, 81 GOAL 10.
HARDwARE-we quote axes $40 nCal2 co Del
doZ. as TO quality; farm bel 8, 20 lbs, IS co;
lbs, 500; 6Ulbs, 81 90, with 50 per cent discount
| TO the trade. If bronzed, IS per cent to quota
lions added.
WINDOW GLAsS-Prices are steady and VIC
quote, Sxl0 81 %; l0xl2 81 so; l0xl4 81 Is: Ixlt
| 50 .: lOxIS IS q, with 40 per cent. off to the
trade.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19

In .honds to secure bank circul' .ssa-,. q de-
cT ease FOR the week of 81 100000 fhe bonds
held TO secure public deposits a. scssnt 10 SIS.
6 GOO. The national b an circulation out
10 .OOO are gold notes. i se revenue receipts
to-iay were $500 coo; for TIRE month to Gate.
SIS OO0,OoO. and for the .s-sIl wear to date $751;
500 90. The custom re- ,eifjts Today were $780,
900; for the month % date, So 600 600, and for
the d. cal year to dare. sII97OOOOO Bank
notes received for redemption to-day amount
to 81 0o0i total for tire week s., 5c0ceo
NEW YORK ILoNzY AND STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Monday, April H.
Money cay ut 394 per cent.
Prime Mercantile paper 41z@6 per cent.
CUSTOM receipts, s45S,00O.
Assistant treasurer disbursed 100000.
Clearlngs, s25lOCO,pOc.
Sterling Exchange is quietS quoted ats4S614
for 90 days and 81 Sgsz for sight
Gold opened at ll31z, declined to ll2zs, and
| closed at lIS1S.
Rates paid for carrying were to pei
cent.
4 Government bonds steady at a fractional de-
cline.
Raiirosd bonds dull, except Toledo and Wa
| bash firsts which advanced to6.
State securities quiet; Missouri SIS better.
The stock market opened irregular, and dur
1 ing the day fiuctuated "a TO per cent, the
Il greatest changes being in Pacific Mail, West
4 ern Union snd Michigan Central. At the
close prices were about the same as at the
lopeRipg.
were 1850 shares, of which 49, 90 were Pacific
/ Vail, IS, 90 Western Union, 40 st. Paul. SOOs
Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, and 1906 Michigan
| Central
1 GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW 1ORk LIVE STUCK MARK EFT.
NEW YORK, April H.-BEEvEs - Receipts
$3.50 head, making the total receipts for the
week 7,73p head, against $3.50 head for the
same time last week; the average quality was
scarcely medium; prices are Is d14c higher than
last Friday, bat not up TO the mark of last
Monday, except for choice and extra steers,
and the market was uncommonly dull; few
selected extra steers sold for Sl2 259l2 5O sales
were made Of full car load of best steers at
sl2 90, fair 20 prime steers ranged from SO 25d
ii So; poor to medium IS 00Qs o.; the offerings
were barely clo> ed out.
SHEEP-Receipts5, $50 head, making the total
receipts for the week 1850 head. AGAINST l5,sl0
head for the same time last week; the market
was about steady al s. 2598 Is for ordinary to
prime unshorn sheep; dozei car loads OF
clipped Ohio sheep were sold at IS 00a6 Is, and
car loads of Texas and Colorado sheep were
sold at 81 @5CC.
SwINE-Arrivsls yesterday and to day s,7CO
head, making the total for the week 22,2lO
head, against1s,6 for the same time last week
none offered alive.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
1T PAYS

any smart man who wishes to make 1900 a
year on a snnag capital TO comms. ce in our
line of business. ROOfng is specially.
There is no one I'm your county who earries on
the bu siness. You can earn t in one week
by studying our Instructions, which we send
tn ALI who ask for them. Any man having
Q0o to start with csn purchase material
80 ROOF three ordiu airy houses. he srm real
IL I'd from sale and pr ut on this supply, added
10 the regular pay Tor labor Roofer should
amount 10 not less than $500. An expert
man could easily do the work in niue working
days. Two persons of small means c6n join
together to advantage, one canvassing, while
the other attends TO the work. Send for our
Book OF Instructions (free 1 you write OF once,
and study it. ASK or terms. l. you are un-
able to adva rec the money, present the matter
TO the principal storekeeper in your place and
r. Tx IL over with him. He will b. glad 10 fur
nlsh the ock and diUide the proat with you.
We will guarantee the territory 20 the JtrS re
spo sibIe appiicant. Addr.s> n. Y. SLATE
ROOFING COMPANY, LIMITED, Cedar
street, N. Y, and mention Indianapolis Sen
tfnel.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, April H-CATTLE-Receipts since
Saturday 3,6 head: the market is dull, buy
ers holding off for lower prices, and sellers
rather firm: good TO choice well fattened
steers, averaging 1850 10 800 pounds, 81 6Ot9
81; good smooth steers averaging 1, 100 to 400
pounds, 81 OO@4 60; well assorted siockers So 90
"A Is; native cows and heifers 81 7'd4 20; Tex
ans and Cherokee cattle S. 509i IS; shipments
500 head.
HoGs-kece1pts $500 head; the market is
moderately active and 5@l0c better; mixed
and packing grades " 60@7 90; bacon grades
81 75@7 ~; shipping grades s. 75@S l21l; Phila-
delphis grades IS as 80: shipments $500 head.
fairly active; common TO choice native sheep
S. OJa7 80
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-04-19
Amount OF
-AIl-.An--
Deprecia-
ffAn

This depreciation OF $3.50 OOO, 200, added TO the
losses sustained by the reduction of the
Egypt and Peru, shows grand total OF $780,
OsU, W in z months, an amount of sufficient
magnitude to make European capitalists hest
tate when future applications are made. "A a
result OF all This, COVE. nments will be COM
PEELED TO be more economical, and, In so far as
TINS 1es1i. Is REALIZED Ihe general collapse
gagged in profitable industries, and a less num-
bSr employ ed in the destructive business OF
war, confid nee in the immediate future OF
business would be strengthened, and the out
look would be more cheerful.
SILVER.
The Commercial Bulletin of the 18th SAYS:
1t is expected that the issue by the q easury
of subsidiary silver coin will commence next
week. The treasury has about $4,000 COO
of this coin ready and has silver bull ion
enough for several millions NOR At present
this subsidiary silver coin is worth in gold
nearly per cent. less Than fractional notes.
Nevertheless, the novelty of silver coin Will
pre- b4Dy cr,a quite demand Tor IL al first
In "a 1fornla IL WI ass as the fractional part
of the gold dollar, and here as the fras
tional parts of the paper dollar, so that IL will
be profitable Opel auon TO procure IL here and
send 1t To California to eXchang~ Tor gold. rs
long as they will TIA IL there, this operation
will probably be carried on In the West IN
dies and many OF tGe states OF South America
our subsidiary silver coin can be passed at a
value nearly Equivalent TO gold; and there
Will therefore be an opportunity to make large
profits by Il ling those markets with IL. Yes
terday and to-day s3O,UOO quarters and halves
and $1,000 dimes were ta9en here Tor ship
ment 10 the West Indies; these Were az
the old coinage, and as high as 81 Id
was paid for them. 60 long as they can h+
pas sed there al 96s 100 gold. IL will be seen that
shipments Will be made. 80 long, howe er,
as the bullion value OF this coin Is less than
the value in gold of United States legal tender
notes, II will circulate mere provided there is
full supply. When the bullion value of
Big Bonanza currency becomes larger than
the gold value OF United States legal tender
notes, then IL viii, no matter how large the
supply, disappear nom CIRCULATION; such a
condition OF affairs would be brought about
by an advance of pence an ounce In silver,
or by an advance in the gold premium. To-
day the zeal tenders p So +nts gold 10 the
dollar, and Il u bsidsary silver coin 651 cents
gold 10 ,ne douar.
Last Saturday the treasury held sS5C, 4Oe, 900