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smslI lots: the aggregate sales of the day from
first hands were consequently limited Il
amount.
In provisions the market was reported a
shade hr1ner. though not quotably higher.
The Chicago Commercial Bulletin OF Saturday,
in commenting upon the condition of the
market, says:
The past week was probably the most unset
tied one ever witnessed in the Chicago pro-
vision market. While general feeling of
nervousness and disirust has pervaded the
market for some time past, owing to the fact
that the stocks on hama were unusually heavy,
heavy operators, the weak feeling fully cul-
minated during the early part OF the week,
and the decline in the values OF all kinds OF
product was severe and rapid. The offerings
were quite liberal, while there was considera-
BILE disposition manifested on the part OF par
ties transacting business on behalf of outside
operators, to settle up their contracts and tenn
porarily withdraw from the trade. The sus-
pension OF three or four honses.herettoII
strength-only added TO the general depreS-
sion. and assisted to some extent in the shrink
ing II values considerably below the cost of
prod of the various articles OF product.
The receipts of hogs were moderate, but pack
ers were not disposed to pay former price, ana
they were succesSiui In teInnoiarIiy Forcing qI,
the reduction was recovered again near the
close. The course of the Liverpool market
also attracted some attention, prices declining
on pork, lard and the various cuts OF bacon.
At inside figures heavy operators were more
inclined TO purchase, while the orders on snip
ping account were largely decreased, particu-
iarly or pork and meats The speculative de-
IN and for pork ana lard was more urgent, and
sellers succeeded in recovering tn greater por-
ton of the decline in prices, The great bulk
of the trading was credited to spectators and
largely for delivery during April and May.
The foreign demand was fair at the inside
prices reached, but checked again as the mar
ket improved The domestic demand for con
sumption has improved considerably, and the
general features of the market during the lat
10 M of a lxTnpt< decidedly more en-
couraging to the holders of product, and they
held il quite firm for present delivery in some
cases succeeded in obtaining relatively higher
prices than were current for delivery during
the coming month. The rec i pts from the in
terror points were fair, while the shipments
were quite liberal, especially OF pork ana
meats.
The Bulletin gives the following as the pro-
gress of packing at the points named:
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BUELL. & BARrHo1osrKw, Attorneys.

STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county. s.:
- In the Superior Court OF Marion
county, in the state of Indiana, February term.
1877. No. 1913.
John w. Ground VS.. Maxwell X. McCaus-
land.
Be it known. THAI on the 18th day of January,
1877, the above named plaintiff. by his attor-
neys, filed in the office of the clerk Of the
Superior Court of Marion county, in the state
OF Indiana, his complaint against the above
named defendant for foreclosure of mortgage.
and the tn day February. 1877.
the said plaintiff fled in said clerk s Office the
affidavit of a competent person showing that
said defendant. Maxwell X. AcCausland, is not
a resident of the state of Indiana.
Now therefore, by oruer of said court, said
defendant last above named is hereby notified
of the filing and tendency of said
complaint against him, and that unless
he appears and answers or demurs thereto, at
the calling Of said cause on the second day of
the term of said court. TO be begun and held at
the court house in the city of Indianapolis
the first Monday in March. 1871, said COM
plant, ana the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and de-
termined in his absence.
AUSTIN II. BROWN.
feb2S-3W Clerk.
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DAILY REVIEW OF THE ENDLAEAP.
Oils MARKETS.
indianapolis Provision Market.

BULK MEATs-The market to-day was firm
er but quotably unchanged as compared with
yesterSdiays We quote c: r sides at sc clear
JoBBING PRICES-Clear pork, Sl9 90; mess
pork, sl8 90; bacon shoulders, packed, 7slc;
sugar-cured do, packed, Slc; bacon clear sides,
packed, lOc; breakfast bacon, packed, &c !;
sugar-cured hams, l2c; steamed lard, lie;
kettle lard, ties, he; kettle lard, u Dbl, l21sc:
LARD-The market is steady and we quote
steam lard, uerces, lie; kettle, tierces, l2c I;
do half bbs, l21zc.
Indianapolis Grain and Flour Market.
CoRN-The market Is quiet and lower: h. NJ
zoe (. o. b.; os1zc bid mixed track; Csc bid ear
corn; 39%c hid for March; 40c bid for April /;
i2c bid for May 4214c asked.
FLoUR-The market Is unchanged. We quo.e
low grades at 81 0og5 80; extra s. 1896 Is; ss-
perfine s. 00@5 50.
ing 81 30@l IS for No red; No red 81 IS
al 45: choice amber 81 4O9l so; rejected. 81 log
1 %; white 81 409l 50.
OATs-Are firmer and in demand: prices
range from S29i0c; reject& S3935c-
RYE-In fair demand at 72973c.
FEED-Bran Is dull and lower, but little Ct
fered quotations slS 50@l4 90 I. o. b. Fine
feed SIS %. Kiln-dried yellow corn meal
| nal.
Indianapolis Produce Market.
APPLzs-Market quiet. we quote at &C
| az 90 per Dbl.
BUrrEa-very dull at l2ei4c; poor lOc.
BEANs-We quote white navy at 81 sOa24 40
| per bushel from store.
EeGs-Shippers are paying lie per doz On
| arrival. Receipts large
rEArHERs-Firm; receipts are light. We
| quote prime live geese at 4Ogfzci mixed, geese
| and duck. 20125c; old feathers l0930c.
HorEY-Ranges from 2D@2c per pound,
/ according To quality.
HAY-There is nothing doing in hay. Tie
| local demand Is supplied from country wagons
| at 81 509S 50 per ton, and very dull at that
price.
PouLrRY-Steady; receipts light. TURKEYS
alive, 7asc per Id: ducks ~ 50 per doz; ross-
ters 81 50 per dog; hens ~ 2592 70 per d.z
| poultry: We quote chickens, N. Y. dressed
5a8c per ID. full dressed, 81 SOFAS 90 per dsz
Turkeys, N. Y. dressed. S99c per ID; nj
dressed, b per 10.
RAes-Are IN good demand, and we quite
good cotton rags a. zee per 10.
"a 5o@5 50 per barrel.
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Commercial.

Business generally mas been quiet during
the past week in ali departments of trade.
Merchants are preparing for the spring cam
paign, and the outlook is regarded favorable
for healthy and remunerative trade. In
dry goods, jobbers are already receiving their
spring stocks, and the same Is true in the de-
partments of boots and shoes, hardware,
queensware, notions, etc. The New York
Daily Bulletin of Monday reviews the dry
goods market as follows;
Business has been comparatively quiet with
the package houses to-day, owing To stormy
weather. and there was less animation iR the
jObbing trade than was noticed yesterday.
There are a great many buyers in the market,
however, and a more active movement in the
near future seems certain, although IL is prob
able that operations in prints may be deferred
until after the great auction sale of Richmond
prints, which Will be held on Thursday next,
March l, at the auction rooms of Messrs.
Townsend, Montant * Go.
The cotton goods market remains as when
and without noteworthy change. Brown
sheetings and drills are closely sold up in
leading makes and are firmly held by agents.
Denims and dyed ducks are in steady request
and cottOnades and cheNiOts are moving in
considerable quantities Grain bags have
been in better demand from Jobbers' hands.
aud there has been moderate Inquiry for car
pet warps, yarns and tWincS.
Prints.-There has been moderate demand
for the newest styles of fancy and shifting
paratively light, owing mainly 70 the impend-
ing auction sale of Richmond prints, sample
cases of which will be open for inspection al
the store of MeSsrs. Van Nalkenburgn & Leav-
itt on Wednesday. February y. Wide prints
have been in steady request, and mourning
prints doing well IN grays and white
showing very attractive Line OF Knicker
booker 81 percaleS for which the price Is sc
less liberal trade discount. The styles are
entirely new, and the work is executed with
tina. degree of excellence which rendered
these fabrics so popular last season. Styles
1873, 334 and $40 of the Knickerbocker 81
fancy percales are especially worthy the notice
of buyers Of really choice calicoes.
Glnghaus-There has been a liberal demand
for dress ginghams, in which all the lead ms
makes have participated: but regular stapl'
and fancy ginghams continue In limited re
quest.
DRESS Goods have not perhaps been quite &
active as during the earlier Gays of the week
but n fair distribution OF the various IN kes o
both wOrsted and cotton fabrics was efecte,
by thetprlncipal agents, and jobbers' sales ar
steadily increasing.
WOODEN GOODS.
The comparative dulIness which has becom
a feature OF Saturdays traffic In woolens wa
somewhat intensified to-day by the prevailing
storm. There were very few buyers on tn
market, and those, as q rule, only for the puT
pose Of closing up their weeks purchases ant
forwarding portions Of their stock to tn
interior in preparation FOR the season.
trade.
with samples, and buyers gave very little en-
cOGfageInent TO exhibitors OF even the mos
desirable productions by acceptable offers 70
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TUESDAY EVE

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. q.
lReported by j. B. SedwicB & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle. HOGS
and Sheep.
CATTLE-There were l6O head of cattle at the
EXcl ange yards Monday, making so cattle
Tor the past week. The quality was good, with
a good demand from butchers and shippers
At the close the yards were cleared of stock.
we quote the same as Thursday, with good
demand and prOspect of good prices this week :
good steers at "a 25G4 IS, and really fine at 50 90:
good cows and heiters at S494 So fair to medi-
at 81 5093; stock cattle at So 25@4; veal calves
81 Seas
SHEEP-Are selling readily at So 1904 % for
medium and 81 5094 80 for prime.
HoGS-Receipts to-day amounted to 300
head, and the market is dull and lower, prices
ranging from 81 7595 %, the market closing
steady
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Dispatches on Change.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. q, Il IN.
FLoUR-2ls@25s.
WHEAT-Winter los sd@lls; spring IS lld@
los Oh; club los sd@lOs lOd: white los lOd@
lis Sd.
CoKN-New Dis edges Sd; old 25s 6d@25s cd.
PoRK-66s.
LARD-49s 6d.
BALTIMORE, Feb:27, u m.
wHEAT-Dun and lower 2gSc.
FLoUR-Quiet but steady.
CoRS-Mixed western easier; 5I7S955c spot
5I5 sa5iztc March, 551s@5sc April; 56g5654c
May.
NEW YORK. Feb. Il, u m.
WHEAT-Qulet; Chicago 81 339l 40; Mllwau-
kee 81 S3@l Is; red winter 81 l5@l So; white
81 55al s.; amber 81 559l IS.
CoRS-Quiet; mixed 5s1I@6O14c.
OATs-Quiet; mixed 44@55c; white 47@56c.
PoRK-Quiet; SIS 80 bid for March; sl5 80 for
April: SIS 50 for May
LARD-Quiet; $40 10 bid for March; SO 221s
iorApril $40 i2Iz for May.
GOLD-l0F4.
CHICAGO, Feb q, 1885 p. m
wHEAT-Irregular; 81 2314 March; 81 q
April.
CoRS-Steady; 395sglOc cash or March, lO11c
April; 441s@4il4 May.
OATs-Quiet; 3SAc car lots; S81sc for March
3S5 &c April; $3.50 May.
PoRK-Steady; fair demand at sl4 621z April;
Sl4 90 May; nominsily sI4 40 March.
LARD-Steady; SO 20 March, SO IS April; nom
inally $40 90 May.
CUT MEATs-Boxed, quiet, firm; s. held at
sc; L. c. re; $. R. Sc; s. c. SIC; l.. c. S c.
| 79sc.
GREEN MEArs-Hams SIC, l6 lbs average.
HoGs-Estimated receipts, for 4S hours, IL 600
| Market dull, weak. Prices l0@l5c lower.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a. II m.
WHEAT-Dull; white western 81 5S@l 81; Mil
yankee No spring 81 60; No 81 So; No Chi
cago 81 As.
CoRN-Good demand at lower rates; western
mixed 551zc.
| OArs-Duli; white western 40c; mixed 36c.
FLoUR-Indiana supers 81 5O@5; extra S55t
| @5; extra family 81.
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Indianapolis Dry Goods Market.
DRY GOODS-A light trade is reported and
prices are steady.
BATTING-!ordinary, lO@l25zc; middling, l5c;
Brown NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SIC; Pepperel
&c: Stark, &c.
TICKING-Omego,S2 inch. 1870; Ap-oskeag, A
g. A. lie; A, l51zc; Oonestoga A Medal, l5c I;
Medal l61Sc: extra,I, l5c; extra,4-4, l6c; Lewis
ton, 80 inch, lSc; 81 inch. l5c; 80 inch, 13Hc;
plaid lSc
SHIFTING Characterization, SO, l0c; 3-S,
&c: Whittenden cheviots, b 91Sc; IA lie; AAA
PIC; Xxx, l216c: Otis cheviOts, l21%c; Everett
do. 1l1zc; homespun SIC.
PAPER CAMBRICS-COmmon coIors, &c; high
colors, lc higher.
PRINTS-Very firm; American re: Washing
ton, Merrinac, Oriental and Conestoga, TIC
Richmond & Alien TIC. rreeman t. sand
ard Shifting prints, &c; Albion solid colors,
TIC; Wamsutta, &c: Mourning prints, TIC.
CARPET CHAIN-White, 2lc; colored, &c /;
coveTiat warp. &c.
Brown SHEETINGs- Vermont,Ss4c; Nash vile,
&c: Vaudeville sc Idaho, SIC; New AlbanyS11ac;
stark A.,9c; Laurel D.S1Sc; Laurel II. 7szc; Park
MIC; Pepp o., nc; Pepp R., SC; Pepp E., &c.
BLEACHED SHEETINGs--LonsdaleI I15c; Hope
&c: Blackstone, 9szc: MascOment. 91Sc: Hill.
20 &c; Al lUc; Dwight star, lOc; Vaughn Xxx,
SIC; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, &c; Cambrics, Ions
dale, ljc: Young Warrior, NC; Jabez Knight,
l0c Wamsutta, l3c; New York Mills, l311zc.
GRAIN BAGS-Amoskeag A, 20c; Lewiston
A.. 221Sc: Stark. 25c: Union 22$- Banner DC
Montauk, A1Sc; American lS13c; Harmony
lS1Sc.
COTTON YARN Dealers report fair de-
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A CHANCE FOR EVERY BODYi National
IA State Lottery, authorized BY act OF legis-
laJure of Wyoming, draws $4,000 the 25th of
every month. One chance In three. Tickets.
81; six for s.. Tickets sent any one who will
act as agent, 10 be paid for when sold. Most
liberal pay; no risk 70 run Circulars free. For
JOHNSON & CO., Brokers, ll9 and I2l Nassau
street, New York.
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Chicago Market.


CHICAGO, Feb 26--FIour-Minnesota patent
sS@9 70; spring extras - 5097 90. 49,.
Wheat-Dull; No PSI 2518 cash; 81 275f9l 27Ss
March; s. 3l14 April; 81 SlA May; No do
CorTgFair demand and lower rates; 4O1Sc
cash e APRIL 40 May reeSted AZ sSr,,
May rejected 25c-
Rye-63c.
Provisions1-Pork Sl4 lO@I4 l21s cash; sl4S211S
March; sl4 S711 April; SO So May. Bulkmeats
S. 25@7 76.
Dressed Hogs-S6@6 40.
Receipis-FIour 1890 bbIs; wheat 2O,eOO bu;
corn 100000 bu; oats $500 bu; rye 1900 bu;
shipments~F1our $500 bbIs; wheat 500 bu !;
corn none; oats 1900 bu; rye 400 bu; barley
1000 bu.
At the close wheat closed lower at 81 2iss
March; 81 2512@l 265s April.
OatS-Unchanged.
Provisions-Pork higher sl4 l211IS@l4 20 March |;
sl4 S71z@l4 40 April. Lard firm; 50 70 April.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. A.-Flour quoted: su-
perfine s. 2595 50: Xxx s6@6 %; xxx 80 oO9
COrfl-J3td54c
Oats-Galena 5095lc.
Cornmeal- Dull; 81 20.
Hay-Prime to choice sl49ls.
Provisions-Pork SIG %. Lard: fierce $40 259
II Is; keg sllGl2. Bulkmeats tending down;
loose shoulders &c; packed do SIC; clear rib
SIC; clear sides &c. Bacon: shoulders DC;
clear ribs &c; clear sides sc.
Whisky-sl 03gl %, in proof.
Coffee-Rio cargoes l7k92D14c, gold.
Sugar-Inferior 5G6s4c; common to good
common 7@7s4c; fair to ully fair S9S14c; prime
to choice S5S9E4c; centrifugal 5000; yellow
clarified l0GlOzc.
Molasses0Cornmon 3O61S21Sc; centrifugal %
e35c; fair 35937c; New Orleans 4O@5Oc.
Rice-Louisiana ordinary to choice f1@6c.
Bran-Sl.
Giold-l05149l051&.
ExchangeNNew York u premium. Ster-
ling exchange bankers bills 5O0.l0.
Louisville Market.
LoUIsvILLE, Feb. 26.-Cotton-In fair de-
mand, but at lower rates; ll1sc.
Flour-Extra IS 00a5 50; family s. 75@S 50;
A No / So 75@7 %; fancy 81 759S 81
WheaI-White 81 S09l 45; amber 81 4o@l 49,
red 81 37@l 40.
CoIn-Quiet.
Oats-Quiet and unchanged.
Rye-75aS0c.
Hay-sl1@ll so.
Provisions-Pork quiet; SIG 50. Bulkmeatt
quiet at SIC, SIC, SIC. Bacon firm at &c. &c
Stzc, Lard quiet and unchanged; tierce 1870
kegs 121zc.
Whisky-Sl o..
Bagglng-l2@lSc.
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F,5lANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
woNEY AND TI1E MARKETS..
- sfCE aFT4E l,sDIANAPoLIs SENTiN si.,
TIrEsnAY EYENTNG. Feb. u. lSlI.

.sEfCE aFTaE isDIANAPOLIs SENTINEL
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. q, 1871.
The local money market during the past
week has worked with comparative case. The
demand for loans and discounts has not been
in advance of the ability Of the banks to sup
ply, and, where acceptable names have been
offered, accommodations have been extended
Al the usual rates-109l2 per cent.
The supply of eastern exchange has been
light. and the banks continue their counter
sales at lilo premium.
INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING HOUSE,.
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LINED western .-.-.-.-.... lO9lz
POultry-On live the market Is about as last
noted, the supply not proving very la &c, ana
fowls and hen turkeys prices ruling steady.
Ducks and geese uncertain. Dressed in mod
crate demand. but the supply not large, and
KEYS. state and western, l4c; do air TO good
c cI&SiSe n dressed la9PI T55ns FoWs1er
sey prime. per ID, ll@l2c; fair TO good l0@llc;
DO state and western priL1e ll@l2c: do do fair
to good ll@l2c. Duclxs-State and western
prime l4@l6c; do fair to good l2@ISc; do Jersey
i6@l7c. Geese-Pfime to choice lc9ilc; fair to
good 7@Sc. Live POultry-Spring chickeDsp per
10, western, lO@llc; Jersey l2@lSc. Fowls
do western IS@iIc: BOOSTERS, old, per 10, 7jgSc;
turkeys, state and Jersey, per ID 4dl5c; do
western per h. sgie ducks ducks state ana Jer
pair. s. td7Oc: geese, state and Jersey, per pair,
81 25@l 80; do western, per pair. 81 259l %.
CLOSE or THE PACKING SEASON.
The Price Current of to-day says:
Tomorrow will close the regular winter
packing season, and the aggregate packing at
this point will show a decrease as compared
with last year OF about $1,000 hogs. Although
one, yet it fortunately lacks the disasters and
loss attending the previous one The packers
have very generally refused to pack
on commission, as heretofore, and as
rule have bought the hogs and
sold carried the product as their
Judgment dictated. and the result Is that
stocks on hand here are fully one half less
than this time last year. The falling OFT in
number slaughtered here is owing in part to
lack of confidence in the market at the pre-
vailing high prices early in the season, and
later, when prices were more satisfactory.
hogs became very scarce and could not be OBJ
tanned here in sufficient number TO run all the
houses. The farmers, either In view of the
hard times or from fear of disease, marketed
their stock early and thus realized better
prices.
PORK PACKING IN INDIANAPOLIS.
The following is the packing at this point
from November 1, 1876 to February %, 1877, in
elusive:
No. Hogs P'k'd.
klngan * Co- loo,oll
Coffin, Wheat & 25,7ls
Holmes, Petit Bradshaw ....... 25,4i9
lSanders ll'OS'
Total. POI, sa5
On CHANCE.
The attendance on change was larger than
ususal, but business transactions were Of linn
tied importance.
SALES ON CHANGE.
Private sales were reported as follows;
February q.
l car Ia. corn, f. o.. b. w ....... 10
l car rejected corn........ otS4
ear sample ~
80 mixed corn, I. o. D.. o9tts
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OOI1-IIdih 5t very uuII. We quOUe IN
washed at 2S0Z5c; fleece washed. 3O0l35c: tun-
wsshed fo145c: hurry wool 50lOc per pound
ALCOHOL-A fair trade is reported at 8 l4G
2 20 for " per above proof
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EndIAnfapOfls t8rOcerV UaFhet-
CoFFEEs-Prices steady; we quote: ordinary
grades Rio 2OG2O1Se; good to fair zl0g2So; prime
24c; choice % fancy 241zG25c; and Java at 500
35c.
quote et l5@l6c.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUP-Quotations are I'M
changed. New Orleans mOlaSses is worth FOR
new crop 52de3c, for fair to fancy, and sirups
at 5cdsi for common to fancy.
RICE-Dealers quote at 6471zc for Carolina;
51zd7c for fair TO best Louisiana.
SUGARS-Prices are advancing. We quote
refined A at 12@l21<c; on A at u1z0
lls4c; extra @ at lU169llAc; hard,
l2&@l2ss4c: circle C and 3, l0z9l054c; yellows,
91zGlOc: fair to choice New Orleans 91S(9l01zc.
SoAP-We quote HoosIer City common oar
at So so per box; Tousey's German SIC per ID I;
pressed cake S6: Babbitts, 81 25d7 80 per box
CANDLEs-We quote: Aotei, ISCgzOc; star can
dies. l61FNlSc: common pressed, l3159l415c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK. Feb. Northumberland
futures closed barely steady.
FlOur-Heavy; receipts 1900 bbls; No ?
81 25@4 80; superine state and western s. 6O9
80; common to good extra So 9O96; good to
fancy 81 55@S so; extra Ohio IS 90g7 70; st.
Louis S6GS 50: patent process 81 30o39 30.
Rye flouT-9uiet and unchanged
Wheat-Quiet, but steady; ungraded spring
81 5lA store 81 81 atioat; choice hard ungraded
Mlnnesota u AZ; No Milwaukee 4oqi A.;
Rye-Sl@S4c.
BsrleySDuii and heavy; rowed state GOA
sc; 6rowed do65@75c; No Canada 90@95c;
Corn-Receipts 10000 bu: ungraded western
mixed 5719@5S54c; steam mixed 5S95S14c; west
Oats~Duli; buyers favor; receipts 1900;
hu: mixed state 4l@55c; white do E@55c.
Hops-Dull; yearlings 6@lOc; new western
l0@l7c.
CofIee-Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Fair to good refining 93s@s5sc; prime
Molasses-Quiet.
Rice-Quiet.
PetroleHm-Crude IO1{c; refined i5c; cases
nominal.
Naphtha-llc.
ROSin-EaSier at 81 SOAP co.
Spirits Turpentine-l.ower: Sge.
Eggs-Western, fresh, l5sl51zc.
PrOvisions-Me pork SIS 70; May SIS 80.
Beef unchanged. Middles lower; western long
lard nfm Gl steam SO fSe Is: Mafch SO 65
(9l0 TO-
Butter-Western l292lc.
Cheese-S9l51{c.
Whisky-Duil; 81 II9l II.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. Feb. 26-5 p. M.-Consols for money
and account 50 3-l6.
United states BOnds-5-20s, 1855, lo6: 5-20s,
1867, 1897: l0-4Os 1857; new IS, lO71%.
Railway ShareS-New York Central 81; Erie
rs; preferred 10; Illinois Central 81.
Tallow-4Ss.
Petroleum-Spirits IO9lls; refined liz 4Gll11ss
Turpentine-2512@26s
PARIS, Feb. 26.-Rentes 1861 321zc.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 26.-United States securi-
ties-New fives 1885.
ANTWERP, Feb. 26.-Petroleum 331zf.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 26.-Cotton--61S96 Il-l6d /;
sales of 1900 bales, including 1000 bales for
speculation and export and $500 bales Of Amer
lean.
Wheat-Celifornia white wheat, average los
Sd@l0s lOd; California club average los l0d@lls
| 3D. red western spring, Nos. to l, IS lld@l0s
| 3D. winter red western, Nos to i, les Sd9lls.
! Flour-Western canal 24925s.
Corn-Old western mixed 251zg2154S; new
western mixed 2ij4G25As.
Provision-Pork 66Hs. Bacon: prime mess
| 79s. Lard 1875.
Cheese-74S.
Middles-Long clear 3s1zs; short clear 1875.
Tallow-4ls.
Petroieum-Spirits los; refined B9l5s.
Linseed Oil-E6I1{s.
Rosin-Common5 SD; pale l3d.
Turpentine-2S62S11S.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-28

POTATOEs-Are lower. We quote: S5c0 81 per
bU- Sweet potatoes 81 25(d2 50 per Dbl.
CONFERENCE.-The selling at - 5004 10 per
b1she, and at sail Der barrel.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-28

The Daily Commercial Report gives the fol-
lowing as the shipments OF provisions from
this point:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-02-28
IMPORTS or sPBCIB.

Following Is a detailed stateme al of the i'm
ports of specie into this port during the week
ended FEBRUARY "a:
1ns opo