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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-30
HON. DORSEY D. 0

Independent Lew Tax candidate for
IOveFnOF-ApPOfntnents ferWest
Tennessee.
MeKenzie-MoDdsy, October Both.
Individuality, October 3lst.
Extraordinarily, November lst.
Paris-Thursday, November I'd.
Erin-Fridsy, November Sd.
Overwhelmingly, November Alb.
re
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SIXTH MARn.

The Sixth ward Tilden and Hendricks Club
will meet at their headquarters. in Waldran
Block, st ~ o'clock Tomorrow I TUESDAY,
evening, to make ARRANGEMENTS to join in the
Grand Democratic Rally on the 4th Of Novem-
Der. A full attendance is requested.
B. BINGHAM, President.
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TENTH WARD.

The Tepth ward Tilden and Hendricks Club
O'clock to morrow (TUESDAY) evening, to
to make arrangements to join in tho Grand
Democratic kally on the 4th Of November,
Come onel Come ali!
JAMES r. TAYLOR. President.
October 30, 1875 5l-52
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NEW YORK, October 3O.-A special
from Paris states THAT the grand concert
yesterday, at the Cirque D'Hiver, given
under the direction Of Pscdeloup, an at
tempt was made to perform Siegefried's
death march. from Wagner's Wibelun.
gen. The musicians had no sooner be-
gan than the audience behaved most
disRracefully, h%ooting and shouts
Of alas, Wsgne-." The mareb was
concluded amid deafenins and dis
gushing eboutiug. Weber's overture
to Der FreiscSutz shared a similer
fate, SO deep-seated is the bate which tia
French heart bears toward Germany and
German music.
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REnRpTInN.
wARp CLUES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

R. @ Williamson, Chairman,
J KS Gtlliland, Major Thos Hartmus,
jerome Hill, Col John Donovan.
This last committee will call on the various
clubs and organizations in the city and coun-
ty, and ascertain the names Of those who will
participate in the procession.
The Committee IF Arrangements. the Mar
shals and Aids, and all the abeve-named
committees are requested to meet promptly at
No. II Monroe street, the Democratic head-
quarters, on Tuesday afternoon, October Slst,
ut 4 o'clock.
All persons favorable to the election of Til
den and hendricks are cordially invited to
join in the demonstration,
A. j. VAUGHAN, Chief Marshal.
A. j. HAYS, Secretary. 5i.56
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FoR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL ]. TILDEN. Of New York.
For VIcE PREsrDgSr.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Indiana.
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The subscription price Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER is Ss per anaum for the Daily,
and 50 per annum for the Weskly-POst
age free.
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GEN. GEO. H. NANCY, indie
Republican, Democratic,
Conservative, Fusion and confusion
for Governor, viii speak
here Wednesday and Thursday
He is a good speaker, and
will doubtless draw a good crowd.
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last Thursdav the o6tb ~.

LAST Thursday, the 26tb, was
Ohio day at the Centennial. It was
a blustery day; yet the turnstiles
registered 122, 26S admissions. Gov.
Hayes made a speech, and there
were other ceremonies.
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Mr.. 7. G. LOVES speech, deliv-
cred Saturday night in front Of the
Peabody to a large crowd and pub
lished in yesterday mornings pa
pers, had the true ring aboutit. He
is sound on the Police and Fire
Commissioners and the finance
questions, and is ready to express
himself on all the great questions
which concern the people and will
occupy the attention Of the next
Legislature. Mr.. Lowe and the en-
tire Legislative ticket will be elected
by an overwhelming majority. All
the Democratic candidates for the
Legislature are TO speak at the
Greenlaw Opera House next Thurs
day night, the I'd inst, and We un.
derstand that the appointment for
the 4th has been withdrawn.
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Democratic Rally!
NOVEMBER 4, 1876.
PREPARATIONS
by The
Committee Of Arrangements.

HEADoR's DEMOCRATIC AND C~oNsERv'E)
EXECUTIVE C%egMIrTRE,
Memphis. TENN, October Is. 1S76.J
The Committee Of Arrangements and Mar
shals met, with General A. j.. Vaughn in
the chair. and subdivided the work Of prepar-
alton for the grand Mass-Meeting and Torch
light Procession TO take place on November
4th, among the following committees;
WAYS AND MEANS.
James Elder, Chairman,
G II Judah, Jabob Thompson,
Or 5 K Clarke, Gen Oolten Greene,
W N Brown. Al ~FraRkland.
FIREWORKS, MUSICAND DECORATIONS
SW Green, Chairman,
Joseph Specht, John johnson,
Z Quentel, John Signaigo.
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The champion liar is abroad. He
is found in all the Southern States
writing to Northern Republican
newspapers. He recently tele-
graphed from Washington to the
Cincinnati Commercial as follows /:
Private advices from the best informed
sources in Tennessee represent a state of
affairs that is comparable ouly to that ex.
listing in 1860. The ex-rebel element il
rampant, and it has become almost as
unsafe to be a Republican as it was at
the beginning of the war to be- a Union
man. The Republicans Of Tennessee.
native and to the manner born, declare
that If Tilden is elected they will have to
leave the State. The present intolerant
spirit Of hatred for Union men clearly
proves that they will not be permitted to
remain therein peace.
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POLITICAL.
GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALLY

~S VbaH HRV nHkhE
R
FOR THE
Grand Jubilee and TOrchDght 70.
cesS'On in this CITY.
LIST OF DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS
me Democratic Executive Committee have
selected Saturday, November Attn. rs ~
ume iof a grand rally and jubilee in tbis
lily; Atnlgnt mere will be a torchlight pro-
following is,a list Of distinsuished sneaihsnres
jubilee; P"i'f0iP"Vo IN the
Hon J. Q @ Lamar, of Mississippi.
4o"e rnor A II Garland. of Arkansas.
foyernor Thomas McCreary, Of Kentucky,
Judge L W Brown,
Governor Isham G Harris,
general las X Chalmers, Of Mississippi,
Colonei, Van II Manning, of MississIppi'
general Z Walker. of Alabama,
Colonel w y Breckenridge, OF Kentuekv
Hon VIM r ,Barbsdale, of Mississippi,
Hon W @ WhitthOrne,
Governor John G Brown.
Governor James D Porter,
General W B Bate,
Colonel James Il Bailey.
General EC Malthall, of Mississippi,
G4oyeTpS%r g 5 Houston, of Alabama,
Hon Henry @sttorson, of Kentucky.
Hon w 7 Ayery,
Colonel John G Burch.
Other distinguished speakers are invited
and expected. VIZ
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
2 G Fisher, Chm'n, re- illiauson.
Y, Brown, AE FrAnkland.
MEX Malatesta, JIM Heating,
y mageyney, ST, Mike Burke.
John johnson, ,Joseb4 Tanov
John Donovan. James EIdar"'
James A Shane, Jacob Tbomneor
w Il Galbreath, NV Cream
u ~ Judah, Josiah Patterson.
COTTON TIeene, Joseph Specht.
jerome Hill, j I Pettitt,
CQuentel.
GRAND MARSHAL.
A. j. Vaughn.
MARSHALs,
: M FlttigreW, + II Talley,
nGs0 EsGh' John Signaigo.
W Abbrali Joseph N Barbiere,
y HH~GryWeAA w CHumes,
y IMhHSVRSs W A Mo, 10y,
Richard C'Brien, Fred Scbaper'
hugh D Greer, Thomas S Anderson.
2osepn Uni, John Donovan,
feter Tracy, RIP Duncan,
J9hn aquarium, Chris Steinkuhl,
Alpett harris, George NJ Branch,
v Wliers W Clapp,
john McBrooks, r B Hays
AIDS TO GRAND MARSHAL,
Y > Emerson, James 3 Richardson,
Don Mckay.
It is requested that the TilSen and Hen-
bricks clubs OF the various wa fds and districts
Wi, at an early day. arran 20 to meet on the
n1Knt OF the grand nNmnT nN-.A.a- -.
WHICH will be hereafter designated Nv generaI
Vaughan, the Grand Marshal.
Al Democratic organizations in this and
adJolning states are cordially and respectfully
invited to pardcipate with us on this oeea.
sion. ~
Inc committee # arrangements will nc
tiops.
Arrangements will be made with all lines of
railroads and steamboats,, at low rates, to and
from the city. N. b. FORREST,
Chairman Executive Committee.
A. j. HAYES, Acting Secretary. 48-5S
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FoE TNvTH DISTRICT.
Il. CASEY YOUNG. of Shelby.
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TRAfJspORTATToN

Major W ] Ross, Chairman.
NJ Burke, JT flynn,
Capt ] I Washington. John Hardin.
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HALL AND STANDS.
Nick Malatesta, Chairman,
Major w II Rhea, IN Blaize.
Joshua Brown. Major W W Guy.
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL MONDAY JANUARY 81 1876

sl3 25@lS so. Timothy Seed-s2 %. Flax Seed
81 80. Flour-Steady; extra 81 S715; Iowa, and
Wisconsin extra family IS 5Je6 90; Indiana and
Wheat-stesdy Pennsylvania red 81 s7@i s9;
Western red sprouted 81 05@l OF; amber g 49,.
5sc sc osis9uies ei %Sit to- 4 T
Mes Pork-s2t:75. Smoked = ans l5alec Smoked
-IZ5<alsc Whisky-sI II. Butter-Dail -id
unchanged. Cheese Firm; New YORK l549
ls5zc. Eggs-Fresh l992Oc.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 29.-Fleur-Quiet and IN g.
changed. Wheat-Qnet, firm and unchanged.
Corn-Firm and active; v estern mixed 6.5se.
Oats-Dull and heavy: western whit i6c; West
ern mixed 46e47c. Rys-Ncmihal y urn $40
Sc. Hay-Steady and unchanged. Provis-
New mess slI 0167I Is Bulk Meats--shouIders
Sc; clear lib lt5sc loose: packed e1zSllAc. Ba-
c1n-Shoulders w We: clear rio i21zGl21sc.
Bams-l51z9l9. Larf- Qu.et and steads crude
changed. Petroieum-Unsettied; crute SIC; re.
fined l44c. Coiiee-Dul. and nominal WHISKY
Steady; 81 llGl iis,
MILWAUKEE Jan. Zo.-Flour-Du Dull. wheat
Weak; no hiiwauife spri aR 81 t715; hard 81 IL
nor MilwauEee spring 9~4c; March 9i54c; No 5
Milwaukee sp-ins SIZE r-0rn-Dull ana weak
Dali and lower; No Z spring 9ic No spring
SIC: rejec ed SIC. Bye-Sc rec and firm: No /
-Firmer. Lard-Prime l2149l5c. sweet picked
hams-llGl2i &C. Dry stated shOulders-71zc
loose; mi6des l0lS@lic boxed Dressed Hogs
Held higher. Rsceipts-FlOur 1900 barrels
wheat 1900 bushels. Shipments-FIour l.CCj
barrels; wheat 5000 bushels.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. zs.-Cotton-Easier but
not quotably lower; l21z@l25sc. Fourth
changed. Wheat-Sl O59l .. Confirm; a
Gs5c. Oats-3S a &c. Rye-Dull: 756iSOc. Hay
Sl2 q ala o.. Provisions-EuOyant and unset
tied. Pork Nominal. Bulk meats-Suong
and higher; sail &c loose. Bacon-Firm and
unchanged; %s9l2GlZAc. Hams-Sug cared
l354gl51zc as 10 weight and brand. Lard
Unchanged; tierce I41<c; kegs l5c. Whisky
81 O6. Bagging-Unchanged.
BOSTON, Jan. 29.-Flour-Demand steady
Western superfne 81 O0G4 so; common extras
So as so; Wisconsin and Minnesota extras
S OOg6 IS; winter wheat, Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan s. 00@7 25 Illinois IS 25@S rs: st. Louis
So 50G9 co; fancy Minnesota 81 1893 Is Corn
Dull; mixed and yellow Western b596612c. Oats
No mixed and No white Western 479521zci
rejected 1850.
OSWEGO, Jan. enthusiastically No 1 Mil
waukee club 81 80; NO L white Michigan 81 Is
COrn-Steady Csc. Barley-Dull; No Canada
81 %; Noe Canada held at 81 OS.
CLEVELAND Jan. %. = Petroleum = Un-
changed and firm standard white ITO test ll1zc;
prime white l5O Ohio state test l214c; Michigan
state test ls5sc.
PITTSBURG, Jan. zS.-Petroleum-Qu:et but
firm; crude 81 Is at Parker's Landing; refined
4lzc. Philsde phia delivery.
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dend. Northwestern shares were prominent in
the,dealinss common rising 10 423s, and pre-
ferred to "a. This. rise assist ed by Their
ports in regard the situation of the parties in
some of the brokers and spectators have sold
their stock and gone short, in hopes of a
action. and that the new party had taken all
the floating stock, with view TO giving IL q
sharp twist. ST. Paul shares were strong, with
a rise to 49, for common, and TO 1916
preferred. Ohio was quite q feature, and rose
TO 245f, closing at 245s Missouri Pacific ad-
vanced TO l4I, and Atlantic & Pacific 10 g.
Shore at 671{95715; rock Island at HSalUe1s
and Union Pacific at a. The market closed
active and strong.
Transactions on Stock Exchange aggregated
l7s.o0o shares, OF which Sl.0o0 were Erie, Z4.50o
Lake Shore, U500 Northwestern, 100
Rock Island. 1850 Pacific Mail, l5aOO ST. Paul
$1,000 0hios. $500 Western Union. 1900
Missouri Pacific, 1850 Atlantic * Pacific pre-
ferred and 30 st. Joseph.
CONVENIENT SECURITIES.
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EnREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. Jan. 70 IS P. M.-DuTing the past
week Mincing Lane has been dull and unsettled
with downward tendency. Sugar declined
led per cwt on crystaiized Demarara. The
coffee market was well supplied with foreign
sorts, and many pounds remain unsold. Nu-
merous cargoes of rice arrived of the coast and
were sold at barely former terms. There were a
number of minor failures throughout the coun-
try during the week. The amount of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank of England on bal
ance to-day was e32,0C0. Consols for money
"a l-l6; on account "a Lie. United Htates bonds
-5-20s 1865. 1861; DDS 1851. lC915; l0-4Os 1917
new SIS, 1861. New York Central. 100: Erie
l55S: Erie preferred, %. Refined petroleum
lC54s. Tallow-4S14s.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-Rentes, 65f 45c.
FRANKFORT, Jan. s9.-American securities
New IS, l0l.
ANTWERP, Jan. 29.-Fine American petro-
cum, 34f-
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 29-Cotton-Dull: f5sa
6 l4-l6d; sales 600 bales, including 1000 bales
for speculation and export. 800 bales of Aneri-
can. Tallow-4512s. Cheese-5Ss.
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Notice to Nonresident.

Whereas. certain precept has been duly is
sued TO ne By the Mayor OF the-city of Inoian-
ap1hS, under the corporate seal Of said city.
dated January 9th, 1876. showing that there Is
due the following named contractor the amount
herein after specified Tor street Improvement in
the city OF ILdi9napolis, Marion county, Indi-
ana.
Due ID. Root & Co., for erecting lamp-posfS.
lamps and fixtures on Tinker or Seventh street
between Delaware street and Columbia avenue
from Maurice r. Trimble, the sum Of four dollars
and forty eight cents "a As amount Of assessment
charged against lot No two III. HanwayS SUBJ
division OF Buffers north addition 10 the city OF
indian polls, Marion county Indiana,
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified that
unless within lHl DAYS after the publica-
ton. for three weeks, of this notice, the amount
50 assessed against the above described lot or
parcel land is paid, Will proceed 10 collect the
amount so assessed by levy and sale Of said lot
or parcel OF land. or 20 much thereof as may be
necessary TO satisfy the above claim, and all
costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUEEWILER,
City Treasurer
Indianapolis. Ind, January 81. is70
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ROATON WOOLMARKFr.

BosToS, Jan. 29.-Wool-Demand is steady for
domesiics with fair average sales; Ohio and
Pennsylvania fieeces were inquired for, 449471zc:
X and XXX 4S650c; medium and No. / t0a5 c !;
XXX and pfcklock Michigan fleeces in better
demand extra 42Cg44c; No. 451sG47c; Wisconsin
and New York z2G4Sc; supply for combing and
delane heeces small but demand is limited,
5IG56c; washed 4l@491Se; -unwashed Kentucsy
Eastern and Maine supeTfine 52955c; principal
sales IF superfine and y 4O@42c; good supeTfines
and Y most inquired for; low grades remain
no
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New YORK, January 20.
Money easy at AS PSF cent on call.
Prime mercantile paper 51z97& per cent.
Custom receipts. sl52O0o.
Assistant treasurer disbursed $4,000.
Clesrings, SIS, 100000.
Sterling Exchange is quoted at 81 $50 for 60
days and at 81 so for sight.
Gold opened at lib. advanced to lIs1s, and
Afterwards receded to ll3.
Rates paid for carrying were s. 2, s1S, and )
per cent.
Governments dull but strong.
Railroad bonds firm. This afternoon Erie
fourths rose to leo. The most important change
was in g., q. & /. q. seconds, which sold at 20,
against IL yesterday. Union Pacific sinking
funds are strong, and advanced to 95sz.
State bonds quiet and strong. .
Stocks were lower in the early dealings. but
after the inst call prices advanced Il to rs
per cent. Later there was a reaction OF e to "a
per cent, followed soon by an active market,
which caused sharp advance. The greatest
Improvement In Western Union, which
rose from 757s 10 7a1l, on talk about stock diyi-
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WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 81. '
There is but very little change in the condi-
ton OF the money market worthy Of note. The
cry in the East is still too much money and too
little demand while in the West the tendency
israther the opposite. The speculation in pork
and grain absorbs a great amount ofmoney and
as a consequence, it may be regarded close. The
railroad traffic last week at this point may be
considered as fair, though not as liberal the
week previous. There was fall
ing of in corn. The following table
exhibits statement of the weekly receipts and
-za
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A G. A R D
ro-tne Country Readers:
Trade Palace, Oct. 7

To-the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your imme
date attention to the best selected
7tock OF Dry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever brought TO this city.
By qivinq our Individual attention
to buying in New York, we haV .
secured q line OF Silks, Black
Goods. Dress Goods, Dom ercs,
Woolens, Flannels, Shawls, Ie.ole
Linens. Blankets, Comforts, No
lions and Millinery at such rates
and on such terms 80 enables US
to offer the lowest prices known
since 1862, Our prices ere Sllike to
ell, and Changers as wen as otn-
ers will find otnO other house
more attractirS goods or lower
prices.
t. 3 AYRES g CO.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET,
CHIOAG0 LIVE sroCA MARKI7r

CHICAGO, Jsn. 20 CATTLE - Receipts l,cc0:
on the market fair demand prices steady and
unchau ged; shipments, 3,l00.
HOGs-Receipts 10000 head; the market is
ective at 5Gl5c higher: packing 81 sC@7 O.,
chiefly 81 so; bacon grades 81 60a7 20, one loI
of shipping at 81 50; shipments 2.4lO.
SHEEP-kecel pts l,UOO head the market is
dun al s. S7lS@5 Is.
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PROGREss OF FORK PACKING.

COMPARATIVE FIGURES OF 1875 AND 1876.
The statistics given below are furnished to the
SentiReil6y j. IL. Me Mahan & Co, brokers. and
dealers, Ia the Chamber Of Commerce:
The following shows the receipts and shin
meDts OF live hogs tor the week in Chicago as
compared with same time last year and pack
ing TO date:
Week receipts. Week shfprnents
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RAILROAD COMMERCE.
FroUR, wHEAT ANp oATs

are quiet and extremely dull, there being no de-
mand except for home consumption. Flour has
been inactive the entire week, wheat SCARCELY
any market at all, and no demand for oats,
that which IS offered being Of an inferior quality
DRY GOODS.
There is scarcely anything done in this line at
this season of the year, and the trade may
be regarded slow and quiet. still tn
prospect is decidedly encouraging for the fu-
ture. The merchants are just beginning to roll
in their SDriup sfock
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REVIEW OF THE HOME MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, January 81, 1879.
The mar.<ets to-day present no new changes.
Gall Board was well supplied with both bids and
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offers, but not lngle transaction was recorded.
The sales repor' ed by private negotiations were
not large l. Le probabilities are, however, II
the weather continues fair, that there will be
considerar lie ACTIVITY during the week.
Corn II mains the same.
Prov Isions are firm at the prices quoted.
Egg g are extremely low under the pressure OF
low. markets in New York and are held at lie.
Wholesale trade quiet and steady.
CALL BOARD.
Corn: nc bid for high mixed, spot.
5 p. Hams: 500 tierces offered at 1214c, average
i4IIc, seller March.
Green Meats: $50 bid for shoulders; Dry salt
Loose: March, offered at re, bid nc; 100000
offered al SC, May, bid nc; lO4c fully cured, bid
fore. lO5zc asked; l01zc bid Feb, 1o54c asked
March, lie asked, H054c bid; April 1l14c asked,
lie bid, May, ll1zc asked, ll1zc bid.
Lard: Cash, 200 tierces offered at l2l<c and I2c
bid; Feb. offered st I214e, and l21se bid; March
offered at l21<e, no bid.
SALES.
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The qualify OF the hogs arriving Is reported
excellent. and the yield of lard large There is
no particular change to note in the estimated
shortage. The market for product during the
past week has shown more drmness, aud bay
ers show more disposition to respond 10 the ad-
vance asked by holders. The advance In meals
is partly owing to settlement of contracts at the
close OF the month, and more liberal orders from
consuming districts. The future prices depend
largely on the receipts of hogs. The exports Of
lard 1T Will be noticedaTe equal to 2OC tierces Of
S2o It's each, less than last year time, while
meats and pork show healthy increase over
last year.
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Whereas. certain precept has been dulg S.
sued to me by the Mayor OF ths city OF Indian
apolis, under the corporate seal OF said city,
dated Jan uary 9th, lss6, showing that there is
due the following named contrac or the amount
hereinafter specified for street improvement in
the city OF indianapolis, Marion county, IN
diana:
Due d. Root Co, for erecting lsmp-posts,
lamps and fixtures on Maple street between
McCarty and Norris street, from Pershing and
MarSh, christian names unknOwn), the sum OF
three dollars and fifteen cents ft3 ISL amount
of assess ment charged against lot No. eighty
three S3l in Nct,arty s subdivision OF outlOt No.
one hundred and twenty l20l in the city of In
dianapolis, Maroon county, Indiana.
Now, the said defendants are hereby notified
that unless they pay within l2O days after
the publication for three weeks of this notice the
amount assessed against the above de-
scribed lot or Parcel of land. 1 will pro.
coed to collect the amount so assessed by levy
and sale of said lot or parcel of land, so much
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy the above
claim, and al costs that may accrue.
Henry ". TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, January 81. 1876.
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GROCERIES.

At the beginning OF the week very fair &C
tivity was reported and steady mark ct, but
towards the close the trade was very quiet ana
dull and prices very little changed. Cofees are
very firm and looking up. Sugars remain un-
changed, but may be regarded weak.
CORN
remains about the same, but at the begin
ming OF the week was dun and quiet.
At present the market is steady with a ten
dency to hrmness. The unfavorable weather
of last week did much TO check the move
ment of grain.
PROVISIONS
have taken Ialse from the quotations of last
week tos7 C0sS7 Is at which figures there is an
active and good demand.
EGGS
There Is probably no cheaper article of food at
present Offering than eggs. For about two weeks
past, the wholesa market has been gradually
shrin king, and to-day they are quoted at I4c on
account Of the depression of New York mar
kets.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-01-31
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