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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

Gu. aive.iisins columns show. net
oniy that one ;uan who has teguE 10 GO
business 10 on! midst believes III adger-
tising but also that he is pushing live
Society which takes interest III :ae living
Issues of the hour 1t is utterly i'm
possible for aDy mortal man 20 predict
what Conrad Wiegard will Or will not
say on any theme. He DON. know him
self. But this much Is certain, if he
DONE run into the folly of writing out a
speech be will give the livest talk, even
If discursiya. to those who may
have the good sense or even curiosity TO
go hear him. which they have listened to
for many long day. Were be Lot al
WAYS seven leagues ahead Of his time he
would be popular. Blu, the world needs
men who wear seven-ieaeue boots as
much iii does dainty women who wear
ordinary petite number t~os. We be.
speak for him full house and an open
heart from the best people Of Carson.
though we well know he will be nothing
daunted by the slimmest possible ofandi-
ences. Though not definitely advised
We presume those who attend vii! learn
a thing or two about the new Religious
Association whose name heads his ad-
veriisemens as also this notice. The
Association is not q church. nc. yet
secret society. but is simply an open.
non proscript,ve Order, distinctively
American. lightly religious. and abso-
iutely free in faiih. xE!le loyal to both
God and Man. Can Tot such thing
live in Carson?
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Of the rapid decay Of wood in Vir-

Of ,he rapid decay Of wood in Vir'
! GINA City the Chronicle of last eve
| nsog makes the following astonishing
| statements: 1t is astonishing ho"
! rapidly the railroad ties laid in this
| city rot from exposure to WIND anu
| weather. 4 force Of workmen is even
| now engaged in resetting ties which
| were pu. i'll only seven and nine
| months ago. The ground is appar-
! emily dry, aud yet the wood becomes
; Just as rotten on the surface IS be-
| meath. Telegraph poles also, espe-
cislIy If OF pine or other soft woods,
rot in this State even in the driest,
sandy soil. The cover-caps OF the cis-
terms laid in this city oal y short
while ago are already so decayed as
to allow duii-pointed pick to be
driven easily through depth Of four
inches. Many citizens here, knowing
O: the success attendant on the pres
ervation Of telegraph poles by paint
ing or bathing the ends in hot tar or
asphaltum. are discussing the ques-
ton why this is not done with all the
wool used in making cutters, sewers,
cisterns, covers, etc. The idea is
worthy Of experiment on the ground
OF economy.
TIE Democratic party Of Ormsby
county Was busiy engaged yesterday
erecting a pole to take the place of the
one that got blown down day before yes
terday. and which, by its downfall.
dragged the "Refoymers' in the dust.
The unanimity with which the party
docked TO this raising is in accordance
with the Democratic propensity to rally
to the poles On ell occasions and for all
purposes.
THE CoxDucrogs' PARry.--The party
Of railway conductors, (ahout 120 of
them heretofore noticed. are expected
to arrive here this morning and take
hreakfas, st the Or,nsby House. They
viii be the guests of the V. 4 T. con
tiuctors while in these parts.
Conrad Clausen, the footless man
who sometime since made q murder
Gus attack upon woman, his old
paramour, in Virginia City, has been
to one year in the Peni-
Tertiary.
Tho :. S. Postal Commission re
Turned from Virginia City on the |
o'clock train last evening and left for |
California on the light train.
The Mcdonald Rape case, Virginia
City, resulted yesterday in a verdict |
Of acquittal, and the defendent was
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

= TuR GuRPBY IkIAL.-This very i'm.
port.nt case il up for trial A jury has
been selected. consisting Of the following
citizens: Leonard King. J. II. Hackett,
James Li1dle. Alexander Young. Oliver
Cromwell. John Dowd. Michael Barrons.
Albert j. Mills. Morrison Fellows, Samp-
sou Kinder, Samuel Combs and Thomas
Roche. After the en.panelin2 Of the
Jury, Hon. Thomas Wells. acting Dis.
trict Attorney. stated the case to them.
setting forth what the prosecution e1-
pec.ed to prove. He Was succeeded by
Hon. 4. C.. Ellis, Of counsel for the do
tense; and at the conclusion o: the Col
,ousl's speech the Court adjourned until
his morning at 10 O'Clock.
A DRuSkkS S4rAw ON TIE RAMPAGE.
Yesterday . drunken squsw. becoming
mad from her potstions. attacked party
az her sister Washoss aud with knife
inflicted wounds upon the backs. necks
and arm. OF at least = half dozen OF
them. The wounded. when We saw
then. we're cong-egatsd about Willis
Drug Store waiting very patiently and
uncOucernedly to have their stabs At
tended to. The attacking squaw was
put in Jail. We do not think any Of the
sounded are seriously hurt.
Thar BRAcEL1.-Nobody has called
a the ArPEaI. Office for that bracelet Of
vhoss finding We made mention the
other lay. II the owner don't come
and claim il before long II will be con-
kscated. We fear.
Nh. Fsrp DASoDflo vas In the city
yesterday.
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AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE AT.
FIlCTEO TO Sc CURED Al
HOME.

Two or more of the surgeons of the
National Surgical INSTITUTE, Indisnspc.
lis. Indiana, will via;, Virginia City. Ne
vads. at Fredrick House, Nov. 2sth and
29th, 1876. It is needless to say that
this Institution has not only national
but worldwide reputation, having sue
cessfuliy treated more cases OF Cripples
than any similar Institution in the world
Those suffering from Piles. Fistula. Par
a!ysis. Curvature of the Spine. Hip or
Knee joint diseases, Crooked limbs.
Club feet, or airy bodily defornity, can
not afford TO let this opportunity pass Of
receiving treatment at hcme. The sur
geons will como prepared with sil neces-
sary apparatus to treat The most difficult
cases Of deforraity.
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MINING STOCK REPORT
MorntnG Board

Morning Board
ophir sso. Al, 4s5s Az, soos 415z, 1855
AK
Mexican l4ios 2l1s. 3OOs PIX. los 2lts
zoos 2lk, 2UOs 2la< bio
Gould and Curry 3os llH, eos II, 1905
lOA, IOs llIs, sos 1919
Pest and belcler So 40, Dos 4015, ZOOS
aO%. :}.Os 4U;E
California zoos -. l425s 46i+. 70s 4G3s,
1908 46sz, 955s 49,, 500 46H I'd
Savage llt0s 81, .S,'s 81. 22aSOs s:.s, 2ecs
90, sos 90 bio
Con Virginia 5S5s 42ii. l2lOs -, Boss
42A, 275s 1917, zoos 42',, SOS AZ
h5. zoos 1878, sos AZ
Chcl!ar 1908 C6
Hale and Norcross 1905 6+5. lh('s
Crown Point SIS So. 1908 8, COS ~,
1905 =.
kentuck l:,;,S 10
yellow Jacket sos -, 2o3s i;;1z, 2los
1873
Alpha l!.Os 90. sos so,., HOS 800, Cos
COS, 5i,S 3O:s
Imperial l4s5s 81 Coo. 2lios s. 5.9ac,
Belcker SOS 49,, 2i5s 1874, Ass 1873
Confidence Dos il}z
Sierra Nevada 1855 10. zoos 10 500, 2los
l0H
Utah l9s IA
Bullion 1865 30
Eachequer .o5s IL. sos llI:. 1908 ~
O>srinan los as, sos .2s4 los ia, Dos
IS b.
Justice SOS 22ii. EOS 22'-
Union Con zoos IL, 5lHS NJ, 503s llss.
IS lO.1, locs IFS, los ll'!, Sos
lIL bio
Julia sos So. lJS 81 los "a
Lady Bryan 5OS 5...c. zoos soc. COOS
Caledonia 2Os 81. ::,5> 3, Cos So
Baltimore 6oDs
Globe lONOs 10c
Silver Hill lIOs ..
Eveniax Repcs'.
20 Raymond AMI Ely
30 Belmont }. 5
1870 Leopard 81. So. 51S. 5. 5 40
~ Eureka Con i0's
100 ella Coo
495 Northern Belle . so
80 Hussey GO, &c
100 Gen Thomas sc
90 Manhattan ls'f, lax
30 Mansfield -
100 Modoc ~
$50 COso Con &c. 24c
so New Ccso 81
1872, south Chariot
500 POOr!nsn Sc
80 Wc~dv lie
100 Alta %
100 kossuth IL
las AnIeslH, IL
100 Wells Fargo loo
500 Leviathsn IS, e
SIS Prospect ~, rs
400 Trojan GOc, JOc
200 Con Virginia i2A4, 4222ss, -, 49,,
1875. 49, BIS
1900 California A., Az, 49,, Az b.,
AZ. AZ, AS, iTs
$50 Ophir 42ts, 42ss, 42at, ~ go
49, Best ard BeicEer AK h5, Az.
4l;s. AZ.
80 Caledonia So
800 Yellow Jacket ~ >, Ii
sac Gould and Curry IL, 1915, 1914
22i0 Imperial 81 t6c, 2,s
40 Hale and Noreross So, 6ss, 6as
IS Alpha 81 =, 81
6l5 Justice :2,22ss bio. 22ss, 22H
a65 Union Con liz, llA, iifs
80 Belcher IL. 1871, 1875
go Mexican 22E, 221s. 2sas, 22;s, 22s+
So Overulan 81
1875 Julia 81, 5's,6
20 Utah IL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

PAINFUL and rcpulsivc assures in the paraS
Of the hands. which iDcspscIta'e those afflicted
with them from performing manusl labor. Can
be resdily healed. and permanently so. by wash.
ing the parts affect sd with tiLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP, which is sold everywhere. novlIwis
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

DCLLION EVEN such as is not
= receivable at the y: S. Mint) asssyed and
sold on the most favorable terms.
samples CT Ore critically sssayed for both
Gold and liver, AND REPORTS BASED UPON
DUP ICATE TESTS, for 81 Is per sample
when reports sre delivered in Carson.
Samples of Ore arsayed for Copper. Lead.
Antimony. Tin and Mercury. or other Metals,
ri very low rates. SEE Circulars.
Samples OF all inorganic substances, miper-
ais, saline deposits and mineral waters analy zed
and examined ch emically or microscopically.
Alse. particular attention given to the Exam.
nation of Foods snd Liquors, with reference
to ADTLTERATFONS.
We am 81 large business on snail preGts.
whether n Analysis or in other branches
Asssyers aud the Trade furnished with Chem.
icslly pure Gold st $40 per o., with discounts
of for quantity. Chemically Pure Silver ct
50 per OF.
For further information see advertisement in
Virginia Evening Chronicle, or call, as above,
~, Mcssrs. Pixley i Mcconnell for Circular.
CONEA WIE9AND.
Formerly Meter and Refiuer Of Z. s. Mint at
San francisco, and later Assayer OF the same
Establishment. novl4m
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

HAoaS's MAGSoIIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the complexion; removes freckie-, ia,
and ssliowness: makes tire skin soft, white nnd
delicate. Its application cannot be detected.
my2leod-wfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

LTo,;'s kATHAIRoN makes beautiful glossy
luxur Ant hair; prevents its falling on. or turn.
i:lg grHy. 1t has stood the test Of 20 years. Il
char!ningly perfmned. ana has no rival.
my2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-11-18

Highest and lowest Thermometer for
;sst q hours. ending Nov. II. p. NJ:
Highest thermometer. VI degrees
Inxes, Thermometer. % degrees
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Lost.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS. BETwEEN
"A Robinson street and the Ormsby House.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same
at the APPEAL ofdce. oov0tf
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RECEIVED,

We have no quotable changes to note in
price,, but The market has assumed more
firmness and sales are made at better figures
than prevailed some weeks since. The New
York market OF Saturday is commented upon
as follows: A pretty strong, uniform market
at ull former rates on all really desirable
goods seems TO cover about the general posi-
ton. AS before noted, the additions to cost
recently made have a tendency 10 induce
select closely, and know pretty well what
they can 90 with STOCK before they hand E
It. still, The amount of business f.
considered ENCOURAGING, and with few
exceptions We find the trade in a
cheerful mood. Some dou Z prevails in r.
gard TO replacing stocKs In store a they be-
come txhs usfed, owing to the stiff ideas of In.
terior operators, but IL is hoped that when
the position is thoroughly undo stood less ex-
trSvagaI rates Will be SIS ed. The mann &C.
turing interest certainly does not warrant the
payment OF much, III any, adv nee over the
present cost OF wool. and Ii 90 full views are
entertained the ten dency viii be TO ntract
be ore the late revival demand. Most hold-
ers here are incl ned 10 remain somewhat con-
s+rvative, and there Is q notices BILE tend ncy
TO entertain and accept all really Iull b d.
from strictly reliable f0urces. tired u srt
closely sc aimed. 1 some case manufacture
ers have fLnnu IL impossible 10 oh ain all thf
STOCK they were willing 10 handle. Fine comb
ing fieeces and the beat telec ions OF Texas
md IiiornIa spring appear TO have movvo
best of late.
he saIes reported for the week embrace:
81 90 pound. Xxx ohio at 40a4lc; 5000 MJchi-
gan at s3<c; 10 90 washed Western, part at
osc; 4,ev0 OHIO oomDing ~ sso; 900 Ohio
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SELLERS
IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP.

This is no quack remedy. Thousands are
living witnesses OF its wonderful curative
powers. 1t Is pleasant to take, and sure to
cure coughs, colds, Group, bronchial aI1ectons
tickling In the throat, and al diseases OF Q
kindred nature. \. e. Sellers & Co., Pittsburg,
Pa, are also proP1eto tors OF J"hnsons Rneu-
matte compound, ne great internal emedy
for rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, etc.,
Their DR.. l.fndseys bloOd Seareher Is g
most wonderful remedy. IL cures al blood and
skin disease 6, such as te ter, scrofulous az
eases etc. The genuine has r. K. Sellers a
90. s name on the bottom OF each wrapper.
oy keeping SELLERS FAMILY MEDICINES
on hand.
For. sale. by all druggists'snd .countzy.deal>
en-
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@8 81; family 80 tO@4 IS: A No ls5 25@5 so:
fancy Us 1915 so Wheat-Firmer: No / red
e fSl a s5c q o.; No amber s. eoei O.: white
Rye-51c. Oats-Nomir ally UNCHANGED; new
SOC. Provisions Unsettled end generally
meais-ss 50, IS So s. IS, 500. BSeon =. k
ders 81 70; sides SO 25@s 81: clear $40 25@lO 20.
Bsms-Sugsr cured lsH@l5L. Lard-Tierce
steady and unchanged 81 10. Bagging iac.
MILWAUKEE,:Augus 2s.-Flour-Film but
quiet. Wheat pened strong and advanced
&c, but closed hIm; No Milwaukee 81 g;
Der 991sc; No s61zss71Sc. COrn-Lower; M
42c. oats Steady al d in good demand;
Sc 6la sc s, nsg ssp'eeF SSc sejsc ed
end higher: NO spring ~ september s5c;
No September 4Ic. Freights-N omIna ly
firmer. Wheat TO Buffalo 21gc. Receipts
Flour so 0 barrels; wheat 2s,Ou bushels. Ship
ments-Flour GU barrels; whesI 80 900 bush
els.
PHILADELPHIA. August 2S.-Petroleum-
excited; refined 2S1sa2s sc; crude lskc. Flour
Extra s4@s so; ~is onsin and Minnesota
family s5@5 so; TO old Ohio and Indiana IS IS
&c 80; fami s7ss Is; new Wisconsin and
81 II O. 10; amber 81 99l %: white q 25al 80.
Rye.eec; 9ornGYelow sTgSsc: sail 551<c;
western 4Oa14c. WhiskyNsl Is Chess csc
71&@s1sc. Butter-Stesdy and unchanged
Eggs-l7alsc. Receipts-Wheat 100 bushels:
corn IS CO.. bushels.
BOSTON, August 2S -FIour-Demand steady
and Unchanged. Corn-Western mixed and
yellow 5T1SG6Ic Oats-No white and mixed
80 a46c; rejected S29,Oc.
PITTSBURG, August 2s-Petroleum-Nar-
ket strong and greatly agitated; crude So 50 at
Parker's Landing; refined &c, PhiladelphIa
delivery.
CLEVELAND, August 2s.-Petroleum-
Quotations unchanged; standard white 10
test 2ic.
osWEGo, August 2s.-Unchanged. Corn
No grade SIC.
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Notice to Nonresident.

Whereas, q certain precept has been duly
issued to me by the mavor of the City OF In
dianapolis under the corporate sea- OF said
city, dated August IS 1876, showing that
there is due the following named contractor
the amount here natter specified for street
Improvement in the city of Indianapolis,
Nfafion county, Indiana:
Due John L Hanna for grading and gravel
ing rcher sire ct and sidewsl s, from Michi-
gan street to Clifford avenue. from Dormsn n.
Davidson the sum o. thtriy-five dollars (sSo 0D
amount of assessment charged against Iot No.
eighty. Ave (s5) In Davidson second addition
to the city OF Indianapolis, Marion county,
Indiana.
Now, the said defendant is hereby notified
that unless within a. days after the publica-
ton for three weeEs Of this notice, the amount
SO assessed sgainst the above described
lot or parcel of land is paid, will proceed 10
collect the amount so assessed by levy and
sale o. said lot or parcel of land, or so much
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy the
above claim, and all costs that may accrue.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, August 80, 1875.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, August 2s.-Rentes, lO6f 27<c.
FRANKFORT, August 2s-United States seen.
rities-New 5s,ll31S.
ANTWERP, August 2s.-FIne American Pc
troleum ,4sf.
LONDON, August 8-5 P. M.-Consols for
money 81 I'D; on account e6 Sled. United
states bonds-5-2Ds. 1885, 1857; o-2s 1857, lCS1S:
lO-40e 1857 new fives l0-. new York Central
ga; Erie railway shares 0sz; Erie preferred 10
Petroleum-Refned 1875. Linseed oil-240
2ss. Spirits turpentlnt-S3.
The NJ ark Lane Express, in its review OF the
corn trade, says: Harvesting is progressing
satisfactorily and the bulk OF tue grain CROP
is being secured. The wheat Yield will be less
than an average, and probably not larger
than that OF 1875. This result is Disappointing:
however, the quality is fine and the weight
heavy. New barley is satisfactory.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-Cotton-61<d: sales
OF 5000 bales, including OC1 bales for specu-
lation and export and 500 bales OF American.
Wheai-Cal1Tornis white average IS ID IS Id
California club Is 65N9s Sd REQ Western srrin9
No to No rs 9d@Ss Cd; winter red Western,
Nc 10 No J, 9ss 8, 3d.. PORK Mess SS1.s. Beef
Prime mess 72Hs. Lard-5Os Cheese-4Ss.
Bscon-Western long clear middies 49ISs:
shart clear middles 5I15s. TsIlOw-sIs. Petro-
leum-Spirits Its; redued l5h016s. Linseed
oil-24s. RosiD- Common 4Z@53; pale 14s
spirits turpentine-2 3%a2is.
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MONEY AND THE MARKETS.

TUESDAY EVENING, August %, 1885,
As compared with the past two weeks the
local money market is IN hanged. The ba axis
are finding ready employment for their loan
able funds at Il per cent, the lowest rate for
strictly prime paper. Eastern exchange is in
COED supply at par between banks and LILO to
n premium for counter transactions.
City orders are unchanged and are quoted at
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-30
INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK MARKET
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 20.
Reported by j. B. Sedwick.l

Reported by j. B. Sedwick.l
WHOLESALE COMMISSION DEALER IN CAT
TIE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
CATTLE-There was a dull market to-day
with q o cattle for the local trade, the ship
pers and butchers buying sparingly, leaving
but little unsold at the close. There IS a better
demand for eli grades OF cattle. and we hope
soon to see the market IN healthy con dition.
Well formed, smooth, fat shipping
steeers, weighing 400 10 l,6OV.........4 GOA 50
Good, fat, smooth shipping steers
weighing l,lOO 10 l,3o0.......--.---... 3 25a3 rs
Extra butchers cattle, retail . .... 50024 o.
Medium TO fair butchers cattle........ 8 0ld3 81
Common O0a2 rs
Bulls and 50e2 "
SHEEP-Are little dull al So O094o0.
Hoes The market is steady, and packers
were paying nom IS 1896 10 by gross. Receipt
of hogs fair.
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INDIANAPOLIS GROCERY MARKET.

CoFFEEs Prices rule steady, and no change
has occurred Tor the past two weeks. Roa' TIL g
grades Oh kio 81 i9al9 ~ GOD 20 lair al ~
0Hc; rime al s1lhs; choice 70 fancy al
CHEEsE-Is STEADY at Shas $40 for prime to
choice factory.
AoLAssEs AND sIRUP-NsE Orleans molss-
ses worth 55ab5c for fair 10 fancy, and sirups
&c ScaSl for common TO fancy.
RICE-Dealers quote at 7aSc Tor Carolina: "a
10 for fair To best LouiBlana.
SUGARS A good demand for the various
or sdes Is reported and prices are steady,
though AS are a traction lower. We quoJe
refno1 A. 10 1lszc, On A l1HalIsfc; nzllkC
extra G. l2hal2kc nsrd circle y anu b, lUsza
Ike; yellOws. szalOzc.
ooAP-We quote Hoosier City common bar
Al 81 u per boz: Touseys German a: other
German e494 S.: " hite hussian pressed cake
So per box; Peach blossom toilet 50 50; Pure
,iold 81 " per box.
No. 4025; No. B 81 rs; No. Is; Parlor sS 50 per
dozen.
CANDLEs-We quote-Hotei, zDa2lc; star cam
ties, l61salSc: common pressed. Bssalshc.
IsDIANAPoLLs GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKET.
toRr-The market was weak er to-day. and
the tender cy still Is to lower values; we note
s41sc. 2 cars mixes At 4sc. We quote I. O..
b. nigh mixeo at 44a 4 &C. mixed AT 3a43Lc;
No2 white at &C: ye low nominal at 46c;
rel cted nominal al 4Js42c; no q ade S5a4Uc
ear dull al 4 a43c.
FLoUR-The market rules steady. We
quote city isncies al from SCAT q; family
90 as rs: extra at sza475: low grades ranginf
rom - IA. as to quail y.
FEED-We quote iran ~ SO 25alO 81 with
air Gemanc, with sales off cas- At SO rs.
OATs-rhe market IL reported steady Tor the
vsrious grades at 25azsc, with So lie Of car al
CSC.
RYE-New crop is In demand at s5s6Oc.
Ry1 FLouR-ste~dy ~ u SVs< 40
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looks OF GRAIN IN ELEVATORS.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

The following il an exhibit of receipts and
shipments of leading commodities for the
ast twenty-four hours:
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MOkE THAN HALF a CENrURx
It'll ~ft..tfe.. AGO
hIIOR. H. D. SELLERS,
UUA CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN
OF PITrsBURG.
OF PITrSBURG.

Discovered and used in his practice the pop
ular remedy nown throughout the country a.
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~xno pu1SA4a..-s 20 - = 70 .-,Sn. Donus
ia ino, snapolis vary nom me New fort quo
snfaops h0l PEI cspt,
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INDIAN
APOLIS Markets.
INDIANAPOLIS PROVISION MARKET.


BULK MEA S-There was light demand
or the hog prOdust to-day, IN we mole
saes OF o % lbs c. r. sides last evening at &C..
La er buyers are offering only 71sc; shoulders
are QUOT at &c.
BACoN-Prices are unchanged. Round lots
are quoted rs follows: Clear sides, nHc:
clear rio si1es lie, and shoulders SIC.
DRIED BEEF-Tne market Is Quotably un-
chang d. We quoGe locOing lots al I0a16c.
LARD the market was uns hanged, and
prime steam was held At lOal0Ac; kettle al
ll1zsll1sc.
roRk- Prices have declined. We quote job
Ding loJs So "a ior mess.
BACON AND LARD-Thei @ is q light demand
AID q tendency To lower figures. Tue followi z
quotations are for toob ny lots. Bacon Shout
derg, SIC; sugar cured shoulders, canvas, lie;
bacon clear sides, nhc breakfast canvas,
l4jxc; Monogram MANS, canvas, i4,sc: steam
lard. l0Hc kettle lard, tics, lzc; do, half bar
rel, l3s. do, Keys, l3c.
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S Is; lOzls IS q, with 40 per cent. of to the

IS Is: lOxls IS q, with 40 per cent. of to the
trade.
oILs-We note sharp advances In
54a65c: raw and boiled, 59as0: white
strained lard, 8 cast CO. No. do, S,s90c: No.
do. S5aSOc; castor Oil, 81 l5al q; Deatsfoot
oil, 81 fish oil (Banksl, as5c; fish oil (Slraits)
5ia6Oc; tanners oil, 42c; Labrador, t0aS1c:
headlight, 2 a2lc; coal'oil, 2'a2513c; fine ma
ch.nery Oil, 4ea95c; lubrioating oils, 20aSac:
W. VA. lubricattng, 2a3tc natur al rock, 3oa4 G:
tallow oil, 81 nal 10. ra
PIG IRoN-The market Is steady. The fol.
lowing quotations fairly represent this mar
ket: De
HOT BLAST CHARCOAL.
Hanging Rock, No. I, per ton....s22 50aG on im
Hanging Rock, No. 2, per tom. u co at 80
Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton. 20 OOgzO %
Southern Brands, No. l, per ton. ~ nO9
Soothern Brands, Forge, per ton 10 GO 20
Virginia, No. i, per ton .....-.-.... ~ U0S
Virginia, No. per ton ............- 20 "a 81 u
Virginia Forge, per ton...........- ~ zoe
SToNE-CoAL AND COKE.
Hanging Rock, No. 1, per ton.-... % 0092S 20
Hanging Rock, Forge, per ton... Is 00@2l %
Red short, No. i, per ton.-........-. Is O@26 "
Red Short, forge. per ton..........-. 2 COO
Am. Scotch, No. /, per ton.-.-.-. q 009s3 80
COLD BLAST.
Hanging Rock, Car Wheel, ton SO O0d44 %
Missouri, Car Wheel, per ton. - "a 00a39 Uc
Southern Brands Car W heel, ton 20 00939 90
Machinery and Forge. per ton. % O0a34 20
blOOInsi per tOn......-.
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WHEAr-Trade in wheat is improving with
more liberal receip,s, and sales Today include
car No red at 81 O5; 1 car new wheat by
sample at 81 Ii. We quote: No red
at IL Ua1 US: No 3 red at S5ag5c: and No am
Der 81 GOAL C5: choice amber 81 12al Is