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, 1877-10-04
CURRENT GOSSIP.


Moonlight. art thou MY tioom light
walt a. weary and thtt.:
For. II two piss tn thy gloom light
My heart will grow eotd and still.
tic left me !nss time. In the evening.
With hasty. paeaIonate embrace;
But letter fell down At ny feet.
AZ II to tts Hghtfu' place.
And The tetfer--O n,crcifni Hcaven!
Could he t.e false ~ tbs teaf
To he1n, her well-1oted darling;
And the letter wss not from me.
So watt 10 night In the shadow:
Dear moonlight pity net
r..
hincnlghG, thou wort my doom light;
Thongh now thou fcstcst me,
&. A. I lie In Thy wavcs III cool 1tght,
Like boat TN Tho Summcr.srA.
They stand around my pillow.
For begged them with my eyes
To hatn nu light bui the mnnn's etow.
Which ali through MY sIck-room lies.
stood that evening, watching
Every piacn. near, Nruupd:
Cntler the oaks shade. Wasting
with a shiscr-bnt no snund.
Hanging there, fon11Y+ mcrrt,y,
She cine on my false onc's arm;
Laughing a low, ewect ripple,
With no sclnGlnnee Of alarm.
did not faint OF CT out
Slipped. shnddcrinr only. away,
To H1nsn In my 6wn nomc's silence,
With fever Ut mortal Away..
Which has tnrnc INC out In it, strong arms
Onto Deaths door To-day.
, 1877-10-04

i.r". The "sfcr =. lust hI1nl 4 freight 's,
It'll" fnnIIy wrrr ta1n"s. a,nt Hn1y IT," ltl'k
4e"l!l fI.a. II Mri 1T FnyIIA. 1l,rpuc:,
sum I'"'Al hand agent, ift' :r1es n
Lind ninn the line ri t,H Burlington
q Missouri Kaifopl In Nebraska
lta'f hem selected for them, fnr vhrn they wrre
to iaY q IN arrc upon tn years time. With q
Ter ernt interest," WhcH rcnch"l Seward.
inquired nj utltc where t!tcee n;,nle tvc'!, and
ft,tltd they wrT. settled ten miles frn1s, t'r;
town. Taking private conveyance, anl after
one of The most delightful rides ever cniogel,
soon i.hiipl nv former tcna,.tA. They we're
liylnx n yery ctxai.ttahle ftsna hor. !fxs
rented aame lan'l which ',a'l been "brokcn
uT.' and rn!s't! enough wt'rat, oats, coru, arl
rn,tst1es " carry them tlrUUch tho winter.
The sanc scasni they broke up on their D~n
land about sixty acres. he second year they
put tlfR tnt1 wheat a11t] corn. AMI lid not
raise Il rcry Zig crop on account Of tile gFa:s-
bumpers. The SECOND rear they bruke
with two hhs,is over fUO acxos 1T land
and were nnw In tirst-ratc condition to put In
bfG crop the present trn1ou. Tho snyH hatl
Eruwn TN 10 condition where they were ellc
10 handle team. anil the prtnpccts were very
encouraging. This Aeaaon they put in Is fol-
fONH:
, 1877-10-04

Matrsrr tthsr t'a'r' IN krMsntky 1nitr do, the
formers lIr1f 'i4Hr fts t.nt.tY.
rrrHpi.EN Y. NA-EY, Ex-Rciurnts.
+. .S.-JIsi ~ wc a1i.4nrnnll wc got the nuoze
that Hcirr hct! fleen ht}a1iH nv uA-that The Az
cursed ytrfrrrer wuen't rAnin To tbs Corners
a all. That n!An nGt4ls kilIn
, 1877-10-04
RUFUS ilATCif,, /,

C3vtspsnfeart EaEdfa Uomnercia Afrtrthfs.
Nkw FoHK, Sept 2s.-licrc Is Rufus Hatch,
for instance, who was heavily long Of Weatcrn
Union, wien bis own alauc sokl cut on him
not onl5, hut actually ind,ttrd him. through a
broker, " sell short nj the decline, and then
shot the price IN ami finished him. 1t ia merely
what coukt have bccn expected OF Gould mt!
kccnc. The case Of Mr., l1atcl, Is Interesting M
showing the strangc mutations stuck -spcctl-
latlne career. Years ago, soon after the "Opcn
tsoarl" WIS organized, and the eavtl War had
alrcaslY upset stcatlg prizes, when Larry Jerumc
was tho centre OF that very flexible board"
and usct to commence the day's ol'cratioa* BY
comic OF patriotic snnG and chorus 1T never
tnatc any difference wh'ch), noticed one tnnrn.
ing coming ont Of titue fIote-Ir-thc-gr0u
Just hr:nMn,l the corner from Broa'l strcct,
H Reeo shs nsass sye. tas nsee ooke rcae,ui1 a,s
"A II there were l,rap of bralns tciliMl them.
Soon afterwards was Introduced tn the awnrr
tlcrcoi, Mr.. Rufus 1latrh, Of Chicago lie
',ulckly proved thinker, rs we'll ~ \ ttrccss
WORKER. aud. between targe conniss!on butl-
ness which he worked np, and sl,sewt3 apccutn.
tinns, soon occupied one of the larecst suites al
grouud-nuor oi'l'cs IN Broad street. The great
est operators rave him their business, hotaty
Henry Keep, who, I'll. his death, pruve'' haf:
lis favortte broker. Wealth aowcd In apacc,
iii turn In the tide left hin, tcsvv Inser In
!'arIhc Mail. Then mai" selovcr, al the way
California Any, ..av. by 6ad, rrt"" ran W his
TRANSACTIONS through Mr. Hatch 10 enormous
figures, and tlIeu sat down, owing Hatch
and the street together .*7oa,uo cash
lsltt this magnificent Major, the lv-
Ing pereontcation Of Dickens "N1at
pagssock." who. like that military hero toward
It's servant. never strikcs u man who weighs
utrr 1o1 pounds, knew man. nr. who c,ult
:oiu more money tor them both than III. rtgh.
fr{o Hat ais n,rt
forthwith lie trant1lc.l uir II San Francisco aud
brought back Jim Kecne, who took IN the whole
eIlult!nn, aud, after some general operations,
went Intn lie Western Union poot with Hatch,
whsro he at,' h. nsl t;oa1d quietly void out,
lafor-Mr Elatcl, IL suspended from tho Board
for tho taltry sum Of sa,5m. know Of no man
In the street for whtMn | have warmer ar1n.
patlly. Honorable, generous, and square In alt
hts dealings, and wItllal a" able STOCK -,'rokcr
ing into tho details of this Is to show that
there's no safety, but rather ruin In the long
run, for any tllslneas mali who Is tempted fnts,
ettGk.gamhling. havo nothing to do with the
moral Of tho business; only with the iacts.
, 1877-10-04

IN ttt!DEnTn hCCt)MMot!ATEDtfHs NUMEROUS
j. patfGna throughout tha CIT we have eafAilshr,
!itanrh Darr, il lie dttr+nt nis,tona a"t'9n4:t
brlU~. whrfr advert III c TAKEN fur sA,p
tEire charged At thc ain cn. snI III 1e received
unil! sh.'rck T. nj. dltinS the Feck. and Until D. m
..%iIii4N II. wtSrIxg. nookse!1e. and ssAt;on-,
1Sf I wCntE .s~ennd H.. ncAs " 6fAAl1. aY.
=. y. WAtHES. Ne.sIralcr. at4tloncs. ETC.,, 1on
" WHht MAsfi4Ia .Ht.. nt.sf c4&trh.Av.
!H'It11 TTfnfMsTfI*. Wrst. .Slde Sewp p%rx3t.
blue lesn,l.tv.t corner of lIastrd ~.
vla!nn.at.
ANTON Ktut1. News Depot Stationery, cse., aat
MI ~, :. cDrntF uf Ear pentaf.M,
, 1877-10-04
Nit. wAa1InUnNE'S DEPARTURE
FROM PARIS.

Nrnortcl LNplon.nttgxs tT41rtt), Sept. IT, 1871
Mt. WnshbtIrnc and family loft laat Monday
nom, ty tho way Of l1ayre ard Southampton.
The elite OF tEe American co1ony in Paris, nul
a largo number Of his French friends, met htq
at tho depot 10 Kny good-by to one who WIS
leaving 80 many regrets behind him. The ras-
sc,,ccrs on the train, on recognizing Mr. Was!l-
hurnc, took OIL their hats rs mark Of respect !;
aud many Of them, who had never seen or
known him, askel to bc presented and shake
his hund. Mr. Wnshburnc md family, with
their ,isual case and euavity Of manner, re-
eryrd, mt without snn.e emotion these marks
Of attention, which were On cl21ucnt Testimony
for themselves. Az the train nloScsl out of the
dcpot, there was general rnlsing OF lnlts atl
wuyingnf handkerchief, ,aNl groups stood watch
inE tho trnin until It was ont OF sight.
At Southampton, whcrn Mr. Wnihburne vert
10 embark Oh tho steamer Seckar, he was the
recipient OF another tlattcriu0 manifestation.
The Gcr.nat, Consul at Southampton presented
him, on the part Of the Emperor William, the
iife-sxo portrait III hiA Majesty which he had
promised MIR. WasIh1trns during his yistt ut
lrr1n. nut bellg ablc to prevail upon Atr.
WHaburne to accept decoration ut other
portralt was accompanied by two autograph let
ters, ono from tho Emperor, anil tl,c other from
Mr Hon I}nlEn, Secretary Of stnte Vi Germany,
-wtitGh recalled In tnost tlattcriug terms tlie
tact md lIenterestcsl manner IN which Mr.
Wathtlurnc iiAd tnanagcd nnd protected the
German interests IN Frame during tho war oi
| 1S.ll anil the Commune Of 1871.
The Nctkar sailed o., Tuesday. with beautiful
weather. taking with llcr all our sy.npathie.
and good wishes for thts man ol merit RnG
leart,
, 1877-10-04

Eurtka tStr.l Repubiscan.
Chtnawornan was discovered this morning
III shs old lAl in Lover Chinatown In dying
eoltltlou. Her discovery NAl owing tu tbs tsst
, 1877-10-04

Yf1 TiRsT.cLAss MAt4iSEa ALL wAkHANTED.
1. tIau hAf th+ lusest prtrtz- fT1F2ta luAa
Stdce, 123 L!a1k-sL. Eou.u >, up.sLAlls-
, 1877-10-04
T}If MINERS.

;s,rcft| IH1,atch 10 IT, q tra5n T5ttun.
LASAIJ.E, Ill, tIci. 3.-Thc cuhi miners Of
1.aaalle and vicinity. NUMBERING about 4Dl, held
another meeting IN The puhlit: square in this
city this forenoon. Ani resolved that II their de-
tnaIel of W cents TER ton ruiglund. tumble
wright Is mt acsts1ct1 to within eight DAYS they
silt then aenani w cents ami rough and -tusn-
lie weight.
, 1877-10-04

flASu PAID ron IUukS SrCAsM IN YOUR HAND
" Euol 1ookA viii al~ u ! hrnxb rrlret CHAFlS'H
Cks1p Dock House, tsEnss 2s0ssa &ad ns&SbQEn 49,
, 1877-10-04
QUtl'S.

QUlpS.
"lf you cali that coffee" said squib 10 Ills
iundlaIy, you don't know beaus."
What the mtlkmAn said When he foun.l flah
In the milk: "Gool lcaycnst tho bEtnd|o cow
i,as been III swimming again."
"travc Jour razors ut home for fear you may
fall on them " Is the warning at tho end Of q
Tennessee colorcd picnic ha,id-ltll.
Woudst enjoy perpetual sprtnEl Then re.
chickens to nlarkct.-'toTrxslrr I'ress.
stx miles tn Ays mtnuteson the Cannla soutl,-
ern Railroad. Sick smiles on tho faces Of tho
tussengars when tho rldo was safely over.
We tec the Star SHIRT Laundry advertised In q
Vrrtnunt paper. uut who woslid b. 80 reckless
astcrisk Ills linen In . coucpsn with such i
naMc3
What Is the difference between poor gun md
borrowed masquerade costunei Ono Is arcl
atitl ltcsn't hit. and tho other u hlfcd mud
duEatl't lt-THek.
I1csr IL Turkish fable; Abdul'al, went 10
tho residence Of Nascrrt!din to borroW his mMlc.
NAseresilin, who WIS u rraay lender. said tl,at
tho mule wus not At !son,s. At that mu1autit
the tnulo hIaye4 loud enough to wake tho
erhocs "What dll you say, Nascreidtn, thai
AGO Thy way. falsc Absul!ah," said his neeh-
bnr, "Sou arc nut true friend, for you believe
the mule anu refuse 10 take my woFd."
When In tl,s courso uf human events the eyaas-
hopper went West, n.Nl tho potat<-bllg md Col.
orasto beetlu took their summer y@ailon. there
arose IN tue qu!et nsn1ct of walscoH TIC man
with the new patcnt In VghtntnR.rudh. Iie was
not ,n0'estcd, but soaic ot the toWnspcoplc
said, ~ they packed their trunks for departing,
that 1t was srarreIy the fair thing to hayc all
hunks hal fsiIes!, the County Trcas1rrr default
cd, ard two inspected denca,ns vere organizing
revival movement.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. June 4.-Flour-Good grades
sSeaay ana 9sher do n9ras 81 sRS s6@7
family 81 75@9.
wheat-FIrm, with quiet business, restrict
Corn-Western quiet and firm; western
mixed, spot, 5s14@5s14c; August 6o1zc; steamer
SIC.
mixed 4ll45c.
Rye-Qniet at 7s9s0c.
Hay-Dull.
Provisions and quiet. Pork sl4 75@
l5. Bulk meats: loose shoulders 2z@554c clear
RIB sides 71s@5S4c packed s@sc Bacpn; shonl, ,1d,
l3c. Lard, refined sl0@l0 25
Butter-Qmet; choice western grass l5@l.c
Petroleum-Firmer but not quotably higher;
crude &c; refined l25s@l254c.
Coffee-Active and strong; Rio cargoes l7@
2O5xc; jobbing l7a22c.
Receipfs-Foas EneapffFTarr So g d bbis wheat 800 bu
corn 1900 bu; oats 800 bu.
Shipments-Co !, 400 Du.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June 25.--Flour-Steady and un-
cash; g g ~ July; 81 ~ August; No 81 "a
Gorn-l7A@ @f7llc cash; a71sc July; 4734c Au-
oats-s6c cash; s51les5ssc July; rejected 2e@
2Sc.
Rarley-5o@6Oc.
ProvisionsSPork sls Ioals l21< cash; sls 10
July; sl3 % August; 3 35 September. Lard
s. 9 cash; 50 O5 August; 50 Is September. Bulk
meats 45sc, &c, 7l4e.
Whisky-Sl o..
Freights-Corn to Buffalo SIC.
Receipts-Flour $500 bbls; wheat 1000 bu;
corn 100000 bu; oats $1,000 bu; rye 600 bu;
barley 1000 bu.
Shipments~Flour $500 bbls; wheat I3 900 bu ;
corn $4,000 bu oats IA 900 bu; rye 35, 1000 bu; bar
ley S45 bu; malt 1000 bu.
At the close wheat was easier; 44@4414c July ;
47c August.
Corn@IsOwer; 47c July; 4sl4c August.
Pork-A shade lower; SIS O5elS 10 July; sls 20
August.
Lard-Easier and unchanged.
Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, June 25.-Flour-No quotation.
Wheat-Opened higheri No 3white o b " 03 (;
No 1 white Michigan "a IL amber Michigan
spot 81 02; June 81; No 2 red winter 2; June
81 as; July 81 46; August 81 S5: No red 81 20;
Michigan red 81 81.
Corn-High mixed spot size; No 2 spot 5O1fc
bid; July SOC; August 525zc offered 52ze bid
September h4Hc; No 2 white $40; rejected as5zc;
damaged 43c.
Oats-White SOC.
Reoeipts-Flour none; wheat 1000 bu; corn
81 900 bu; oats $500 bu.
Shipments-Flour none; wheat $500 bu;
corn u 900 bu; oats 700 bu.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27

June 25, 1877.
DAILY REVIEW OF THE INDIANAP.
OILS MARKETS.
Indianapolis Provision Market.

indianapolis Provision Market.
BULK MEArs-The market to-day was strong
and hoIders confident of a still higherrange of
at 7a7Ilc; clear sides 7Lz@75zc: shoulders 5a
SIC: long clear boxed 7c; 8. p. shoulders &c; 8.
LARD-Is quotaDIy unchanged: we quote p. s..
lard, tierces, s549ec; kettle %49l0c.
JoBBING QU0rATIoNs-Jobbers report fair
trade; with prices steady. We quote: mess
pork sl4; bacon shoulders &c asked: sugar
cured do TIC; bacon. clear sides SIC; break
fast bacon, packed l011c; sugar cured hams
l0Hc.
Indfanapolhs Grain and Flour Market.
CoRN-The market to-day was strong and
higher, under an active shipping demand. Re-
ceiPts were light, and the few cars on the mar
change at H9lc above Yesterday prices. On
ALI values were advancep Ic for spot as COM
pared with yesterday, closing firm. The mar
kets east are better, with Tendency TO high
or prices for July. shipments to-day include
10000 bu mixed corn to the sea board.
The following figures show the receipts of
corn at this point for the first three weeks of
June, 1875. June, 1877.
close of the call board. IL 80 o'clock:
White-None offered.
Yellow--None offered.
High mixed-461zc bid on track; 47c 4. o. b.
Mixed-In demand at 4e14c bid track: 47c
Z. o. b.
July-Dull; 46c bid regular; 4s1lc bid track.
August-47i<f hid track.
Ear corn-aBc bid.
No grade-tUc bid.
Inspected ted into store In this oityithe past "a
WHKAr-The market Is firm. All wheat
sold by sample; quotations nominal: No u Is
No2u 80; No ~ S@i 10; rejected N0l %.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27
EndfanaDOIfa Produce Market.

OATs-Dull at S5@3Sc for rejected.
BRAN-Is dull at Sl39lS 90 per ton.
indianapolis Produce Market.
GREEN sEGETABLEs-Cucumbers selling at
75@20c per dozen; peas selling at 81 coal D per
bu; beans are firm at Sl@l 50 per bu; cabbage
81 O0 per Dbl; tomatoes s4 OO94 50 per bu;
currants g 50@3 90 per bu; cauli1ower 81 per
dozen.
aPPLEs-we quote at 81 45Os5 90 per Dbl for
Michigan and eastern; western 81 5093 90. New
apples are coming in and selling at "a 5095 50
per bushel.
PEACHEs-Are arriving and selling at s5c
bUTTERZfhe demand is fair at quotations.
Shippers are paying l0c. and it is selling in
store at 1l@l2c.
bEEswAx-25c.
EGGs-Receipts are liberal and the demand
fair. We quote on arrival at &c per dozen, and
from store at l012@llc.
F'EATHERs-RuIe active and steady We
quote: prime live geese at S2c; mixed, geese
and duck, zoe: old feathers l0925c.
HoNEY-Ranges from 2O@22c per pound,
HAY-The market is dull and we quote tim
PoULTRY-1he market rules quiet and
steady. We quote: Turkeys, alive, &c per lb;
ducks 81 rs per dog; roosters u per doz; spring
chickens dull at 81 75@2 20 per doz hens 50 90
per doz. Geese, full feathers, 81 81 per doz.
RAGs-Are steady and unchanged, and we
quote good cotton rags 81 l1S92c per 10.
ONIONS-ChOlce yellow selling from store at
"a 25@4 so per bbl. New. onions are lower at
prime quality, buying at 81 1922 90 per BUSH
Ell; held at 81 75@2 90, according to quality.
Bottom sets selling at S40S4 30 per bushel.
PoTAroEs-New potatoes are in fair demand
and prices are steady at S6 90 per bbl.
CRANBERRIEs-Are selling at 81 2o93 IS per
bushei and at SS6ll DER uarrel.
DRIED FRUITs-There is but little doing and
prices are nominal Apples, new, 4941zc per ID.
Peaches, bright peeled, nom. lSH@22c; halves
unpeeled, l2@l3c; quarters. 799c; mixed. lie.
CHERRIES-Are arriving and selling at IS 90
| 9l0 90 per stand
STRAWBERRIES-Are active and firm; we
quote at S5 90 per stand.
RAsPBERRIEs-Are in good demand at IS 90
| 9l0 90 per stand.
GoOSEBERRIES-Are in fair demand and
| prices are lower. We quote at g 90 per bu.
Indianapolis Grocery Marker.
The market is firm.
COFFEEs-Are in active demand at our
| figures. Ordinary grades of Rio l9@2Oc; good to
fair 2J1z9 2l1zc; prime 2292Sc; choice to fancy
| 231z924lzc; lava H930c.
| CHEEsE-Prime new isheld at 91l9l0c.
changed. New Orleans molasses is worth for
| new crop 55G6Sc, for fair to fancy, and sirups
| at 50c@}Sl for common to fancy.
RICE-Is active. We quote at 61S9S1zc for
Carolina; z9Sc for fair to best Louisiana.
| SUGABS-The demand is good and prices
steady. Refined A at l21s9l214c; on A 1l5s9l2c;
| extra z lp49llssc; hard l2H9l3c; circle
| and l049lc; yellows g49l012c.
5oAP-We quote Tousey's German &c per 10;
other German 61I97c per lo; White Russian
pressed cake IS 75@6 CO.; Babbitts, 81 OO97 2
/ per box.
| CANDLEs-We quote: Hotel, 1992Oc; star can
dies, l51zQl7c; common pressed, 131z9l41zc-
| TEASING have no change TO note In prices,
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27
IMPoRrs OF sPEcIE.

Following is a detailed statement of the i'm
ports of specie into the port of New York dur
Ing the week ending June %, ls7T:
Total since Jan. ], gold..-.........s3,153t3l4
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27

The provision market has exhibited i'm
proved vitality and prices have advanced.
The New York market for the week ending
Tuesday, the 18th, is reviewed follows by
the Daily Bulletin:
The market for hog products the past week
has been subjected to stin further material
depreciation OF values, owing both to legti-
mate and speculative causes transpiring i'm the
west, where the market for these products is
been continued la-ge receipts of hogs and
prevailing bear spirit 10 the speculation at
Chicago, which even the previous decline had
failed to change, and had only received
check for moment at the close OF the preced-
Ing week, as noted in our last,
snd and slight reaction sle caused dpetenfhe by fhe
then growing belief that the ..bottofn had
been reached" This same condition OF the
market we now find repeated at the close of
the past week, and another slight reaction has
occurred, with rather more attendant strength,
under more active speculative demand, sup
plemented by rather better export trade In
refined How long this will last however, and
pends upon western spectators rather tnan
IfDOn legitimate demand, which will not i'm
any probability be enough stimulated to sus-
there does not appear to be any disposition on
the part Of any class Of legitimate dealers TO
anticipate their wants, unless II may be the
even these are getting more cautious than at
the late higher prices, at which they took
considerable stock on the belief that the mar
ket would advance before their shipments
reached the other side, aud thus enable
them to realize on their arrival. Now, what
ever their faith In the ultimate recovery Of
prices may be, they do not care to load up any
farther to carry through hot weather. It will
hence be seen that. with ample stocks in Great
Britain. the prospects are poor of shippers
holding up the market, unless In connection
with a speculation here that promises to hold
mp prices here until they can unload at a
profit on the other side. The chances are,
Wherefore, that the general disbelief in any
bull movement in anything and the faith in
sthe downward tendency in prices may still
namely, increased exports and lower prices,
which the increased summer packing has not
yet overcome.
GRAIN.
There has been fair demand for corn du-
ring the week and prices have generally ruled
Arm, and to-day there was an active shipping
4emand. Wheat Is steady with liberal in
Qulry. Oats are quiet and a fraction higher.
The New York Daily Bulletin Of Friday has
fhe following In regard to corn:
The corn market opened on Monday OF this
Geek with heavy "selling down" Of futures
~ one OF The largest shippers, and the price
6<1< driven down lc per bushel below the low
1<< point made in May, under the first heavy
anal receipts during extreme warm weather.
1k was In the face OF very light receipts and
~ nght shipments on the canal. But this feint
x19 soon discovered TO be the prelude t1 an
<nI<6mpt at heavy purchases In Chicag) or
here, and the market rallied sharply the s,gue
day as soon as the two or three firms here who
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
-s0xGr ASD THE szARKSrs

OFF = s,F .cFrE ISorASAPoL1s SkrzErzI-
TUES DAY EVENING, June 20, 1877.
Financial affairs are moving along in the
groove that has characterized the local money
market for several weeks. The banks accept
strictly No. paper, which is placed at 10 TO II
per cent.
Counter sales of eastern exchange are made
at I-l0 premium.
rrTpIANAPoI.Is CLEARING aOU5S.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27

MORPHINE-A moderate demand reported
at S5 rs.
,oS NAILs-withSgt A a5s s1 so@ quota5Ie change
Sd..................- 2 95@ Spikes (cut).. 2 959
NAVAL STORES-We quote:
Rosin ,ex. pale S. 5Oa6OO Rosin, No, g. 50 5O@2 rs
Rosin pale, ,bbl Oo@a5o Tar, pr bbl...-. S5o@5 50
OILS-Prces are steady and the demand
raw rs srl boiled 51o o per gal
Straits 62@66c; Banks 55@sOc; Labrador 7O@
75c; castor 81 25@l IS meats foot S5cgsl: tur-
pentine 43a45c per gallon per Dbl.
OFFAL- There is better demand. We
quote: Bran sl9@2O per ton IN car lots; shorts
S2l shipstuff S2O92l.
OPIUM-we quote at se 75@7 90 per ID.
QUININE-Steady at 81 50054 rs.
Virginia,raw.S "a lOc Tennessee Reds as
Tens w,ite- -61l@71zc. Roasted Sc higher.
changed. Timothy 81 25. Clover on arrival
l315dl4c: store l6c per lb. Flaxseed 81 90. In
small lots. prime in car load lots 81 OF. Blue
SHOT Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos
per bag, 81 30; Buck, per bag. 81 50.
SALT-We quote at 81 2S9l 80 in car load lots
for lake per barrel; Ohio river 81 30 per bbl;
TIN PLATE AND MErALS-I. @. l0xl4 tin,
s. so; X lOxl4 tin, sll 50; ..l4x2O tin SO 30:
l. c., 20x28, roofing tin, sl6 so; block tin, pigs,
25c: bars, &c n IRON &C. 27c iron SIC; gall
vanized iron 30 per cent discount. Trade Inn
TALLOW-The demand is moderate and
prices lower; country 7@714c: city. 7@714c.
WOOLr-We quote tuD-washed and picked
S5@36c: unwashed, medium and common
grade, If I'm good order, 2593Oc: unwashed fine
20@22c; fleece washed, IL light, well washed
and in good order. S3@35c; bury and unmer-
chantable, according to their value.
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.

The following is detailed report of specie
exported from the district of New York for
the week ending June %, 1871:
IT.. fnT
The Indiana State sentinel., 1877-06-27
Indianapout Dry Goods Markes.

Hay ropel, 3, A ply-l4N Hayrope, ,common-l0H
indianapolis Dry Goods Market.
DRY GOODS-There no change to note
In prices and the demand is good.
BArrIEe-Ordinary, Ie@l2zc; middling, l5c;
best tissue, 16c.
BROWN DBILLISG-Nashville SIC; Pepperel
%; Stark, 9c.
fIoKIFG-Omego, 81 inch. 1870; Conestoga.
A Medal, l5c; Medal, l61<c extra, II, 15c; extra
"A, l6c Lewiston, 36 inch, l8c 81 Inch, l6c; 81
inch, l31Sc; plaid lSc.
SHIRrING STRIPEs-American, 6-3, l0c; 3-3,
9c; Whittenden cheviots, 3 91zc; AA lie; AAA
l25<c; XXX, Exc; Otis cheviots, l21sc; Everett
do. lll%c; h0mespun SHc.
PAPER CAMBRICs-Common colors, 90; high
PRINTs-Americao &c; Washington, Merri-
mac, Oriental and Conest0ga SIC; Richmond
ing prints, &c; Albion solid colors61zc; Warn
sutta, Sc; Mourning prints, 61Sci Spragues &C.
CARPET CHAIN-White, 2lc; colored, &c;
coverlet warn. 23c.
BROWN SHEErINO9-Vermont, Nashville,
Sc: Vaudeville TIC; Idaho, Sc; New Albany
71zc; Stark A. Sc; Laurel ID. SCI Laurel III. 7c;
Park A, SIC; Granite B., &c; Bedford r., &c ;
Pepp N, &c; Pepp o., 7c; Pepp r. 71zc; Pepp
e. SIC; Charter Oak &c; Lancaster standard
SIC.
BLEAcHED SHEETINGs-Lonsdale l0c; Hope
SIC: Blackstone. &c: Mascoment. e<c: Hill.
7-S SIC; -, eHc; Dwight Star, l0c vaughn Xxx,
SIC; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, &c; Cambrics, Ions
dale, l5c: Young Warrior, ll1c; Jabez Knight
GRAIN BAGs-Amoskeag a., 2Oc; Lewiston
A., Z21<c; Stark, Csc: Union TX Banner. Dc !:
Montaup, 216o; American l9c; Harmony