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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18

The hop trade Of the past week il reviewed
by 4. Wells in his circular of the 9th inst,
as follows: Inactivity has been the ruling
feature of the market during the past week,
and prices for IT'S has been entirely nomi-
nal. About 100 bales of the new growth
have thus far been received here, from
which sales have been made at prices rang
ing from 25c down to 16c. The first bale
sold at the former price. Nearly al the
dealers have been receiving few bales, and
prices have receded until now the best will
not bring over lSc, while for the
lower grades. such as have been poorly
picked, overdried, there il NO sale
We have not had ~ lively . demand for
early hops rs characterized our market .
year ago. Receipts for the week 264 bales
total since September l, 1873. 264 bales /;
total for same period in 1877, sSS bales; ex.
port clearances for the week, none; total
since September |, 1878, none; total foy
same period in 1877, none. We quote: New
Yorks, new crop, l6@l8c; eastern, do, none;
Wisconsina, DO, none; yearlings, ~, nom.
inal, 6@l2c; Pacific coasthops Of III, 6t9l0c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18
An Old Church ana Church Yard.

i
Norfolk, Va, Cor. Chicago Inter-Ocean.
On one of the principal streets il an
old church, st. Paups Episcopal Church,
the Oldest in the city. 1t was built in
1879, of brick imported from England,
and was handsomely endowed by George
l., the Hollander, whom the English
hated 60 cordially. lis low structure
and is we'll preserved, and were it not
for the ivy coat with which it is clad, il
would not look differently from hun
dreds of other little brick churches not
so old by q century and more. The au-
dience room has been remodeled several
times, and is quite modernized. When
the town was destroyed by the British in
1778, st. Paul's Church was almost the
only building that escaped destruction.
1t was sacked, however, the bell was
melted and used by the British troops
for bullets, and the marble baptismal
font, which had been presented by some
church dignitary in England years be-
fore, was carried to Scotland as trophy
of war. The church yard is filled with
antiquated graves Long ago its capaci-
ty was crowded with dead, and there is
scarcely tombstone that bears date
less than fifty years ago. Many of the
stones are gone. They tell me that the
soldiers committed acts of sacrilege here
during the late war; that the church
was used as hospital, and the tents of
the nurses were stretched over the graves.
/ read many old, peculiar epitaphs. Some
have been entirely oblitersted by time,
but could peel the lichens and moss
out of some of the letters, upon others
with my knife. Ifound that many Bev-
erlys, and Randolphs, and Fairfaxs, and
Washingtons had lain their bones down
here, and that death, the great leveler,
had reduced the first families of Vir-
ginia to the same position that the COM
mon herd assumed. Bryant, in Thana-
tOpsis," promises us that we shall all lie |
down with kings and patriarchs, but If i
there is no objection, the average citizen
Of Virginia would prefer to lie down
with Fitzhugh, or Warrington, or q
Lee.
There was only one epitaph worth
quoting, and that reads:
"Under this marble lies the body
HON. JOHN CUsTIs, ESQ.,,
Formerly Of Hungarian Parish en- the
Eastern Shore
of Virginia, and county of
Northampton:
aged Il;
and yet he lived but seven years, which was |
the space of time he kept Bachelors
Home on the Eastern Shore"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18

AT low tide at Monterey, CAL, part
of the wreck of q vessel, formerly in the
Natalia, can be seen, though very few
who see it are aware that abe il or was
the ship on which Napolean Bonaparte
escaped from Elba 6s years ago, to re-
vive his broken power by his immense
personal magnetism, and lose it forever
on the memorable field of Waterloo.
The old vessel, now slowly going to pieces
in the Pacific, has local history. She
brought to California, in 1924, from
Mexico, the colony Of Hijss, whose mem-
bers intended to settle in what was then
Sonomo, they returned to Monterey and
gradually dwindled into indistinction,
being typi6ed by the ship that had trans
ported them thither.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18

SERGEANT BosToN CoRBETT, who
shot John Wilkes Booth, writes to the
postmaster general from Camden, N. j.,
requesting that officer to interest himself
in securing employment for Corbett in
the Camden postofice. He encloses in
his letter of application his article
printed more than year ago describing
the pursuit and killing of Booth, and
says he has never been in any govern
ment position, although he thinks he has
earned some consideration for his ser.
vices. He says very modest situation
will satisfy him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18
This inscription was placed upon this stone
by his own positive ORDERS"
"Wm. Costly Mann, Fench Arch street
fecit London"

fecit London"
This struck me a. peculiar. There
was no date, but comparing the stone
with others around it which bore dates,
l judge it must have been century old.
!" Hon. John Custis, ESQ.," left riddle
on his tombstone for the curious to solve,
to wit: How he could have been II years
old, "and yet he lived but seven years,
which was the space of time he kept .
Bachelors Home ON the eastern shore" !"
Perhaps his wife, if he ever had one,
could answer the conundrum.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18

THE public schools of Washington are
80 crowded that three thousand children,
whose parents or guardians are resident
there, cannot be provided for, although
$4,000 will be paid this year for addi-
tional school accommodations. The Dis
trict commissioners allow $l0, 900 less for
school purposes than was given last year,
and the school board complain that the
law whereby the general government
meets fifty per cent. Of the expenditures
of tbe District gives the school no i'd
vantage that they did not have before,
a. they receive less money than during
previous years.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18

CHICAGO, September 10-1 80 p. NJ
Wheat-Firmer and shade higher; No.
red at 891<c for cash; Gle for seller October
No. 2 spring at 86Nc for cash; 861c for
seller October. Corn-Firmer at $3.50 for
cash; 371xc bid for seller October. Oats
Firmer atl9Nc for cash; 2lL@2l 1lc for sci.
Ter October. Rye-At 45c. Barley-At
$l03M tor cash; $1.06 for seller October.
Pork-Firmer and higher; $S.25 for cash
$8.22H@s.25 for seller October. Lard
Firmer and higher; 1910 for cash and sci.
Ter October. Whisky-At $l.O7. Hogs
Receipts 10000 head; quiet and in fair de-
mand for good; light at s.. .SO@395 heavy
mixed at $3.60@3.80; heavy shipping at
3.s0@4.l0; Philadelphias at $4.15@4.25.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18
THE EAST.

THE Erie canal board has added -four to
the free list
SETH B. COLE, trustee and attorney, Ezra
B. Weston, vice president and trustee, and
John Ella, bookkeeper of the Rockland,
Me-, savings bank, have been arrested for
completely in the frauds by which the bank
was ruined.
TIE Oxfsrd iron company, of NewJersey,
has suceumbed to the pressure of hard
timss. The liabilities will not exceed st..
100000.
A MORTGAGE to secure the payment of
g, 6OO, 600 in bonds issued by the Central
railroad company, of New Jersey, in accord
ance with the adjustment made with cred
iton last January, was recorded ut New
York on the Sth inst.
THE car drivers of New York city are on
: strike, and the few cars that are running
are in charge Of policemen. The drivers
exhibit riotous tendencies, and in one in
stance car was overturned and the driver
maltreatcd.
WIN. G. ROOMS and ). Jarvis Jones, sta
TONERS, have been arreste ion suits begun BY
New York city to recover nearly ONE million
dollars paid during the reign Of the old
1ammany ring, upon alleged fraudulent
wsrrants. Bail has been fixed at $3.50, 900.
The defendants have claims against the city
which have been audited for about =, 600,
600.
THE New York Republican state conven.
ton win Be held at Saratoga on the Gath
instant.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18
wheat Crops.

wheat Crops.
The New York Produce Exchange Weekly
gives the following summary: The English
crop is fair; the Germany and Central
Europe crop is an average. The American
surplus winter wheat is quickly available
and large. A short period of sunshine in
the United Kingdom depresses the English
markets against wheat. The French wheat
crop is bad. The harvests of Italy, Spain,
Algeria and Southern Russia below esti.
mates. The spring wheat crop in America
has been reduced by excessive heat. India
has ceased to export wheat this year in any
considerable quantity. Australia has but
limited surplusleft for export to United King
dom or Europe, the neighboring colonies re.
quiring her surplus. The wheat-producing
area of France is estimated 70 yield 3.l0ths
rather under average; 2-10ths, 20 per cent.
short, and 5-1Oths, 80 per cent. deficiency,
giving net yield of say $4,000, 900 hectoli-
tres, or 28, ,00O, 900 quarters, leaving importa-
tion to supply 564,OOO,0O0 quarters, with
economy in consumption say 5000, 900
quarters, or 4O,0OO.0 600 bushels, which will
not all be wanted at once, but will be spread
over the whole year. The wheat crop Of the
United Kingdom is estimated for 1873 at
II 500, 900 quarters from total acreage of
100000 acres. The estimated require.
ments OF foreign wheat and -four from Sep
tember l, 1873, to August 81, 1879, are 49,
10000 quarters, or 104. 100000 bushels.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18
Cnrxns Ann xDoAsUALT1ns.

BY the fall of : derrick at BuAale, n. X,
on the 10th Inst three men we're killed and
two wounded.
THD small stern whssl steamer Nadine
struck snag near o. Charles, No, On the
sftsrnoon ef ths 81 inst and sunk. Loaii
Wnkinaon, eolossd, Chaslas EysFty, and /
nas namsd Danlep, wsss drowned.
BYIyEgrRH =. DDAH, h : 6t Of jealousy
| sst ~ viEsss ~ hadly ~ thea ssvsssd
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18

MILWAUKEE, September 10-3:O0 P. NJ
Flour-Unchanged; choice spring at $3.50
fancy spring extras at $6.OO@7.50; common,
$4.O0@425. Wheat-A trife higher; No.
cash at 961 mo. 2 do at 9lEc; No. 8 at
75Nc; No. 4 at 5Sc; rejected at 491<c; No.
seller September at 90Hc; No. 2 seller Octo.
Der at 90H@90Hc. Corn-In fair demand
at 3611c for No. 2. Oats-Quiet at zoe. Rye
No. l fresh in request at 45c. Barley
Frmer; No. cash at 81 .O5@1. .O6 seller Oc.
tober at $1.0S. Pork--Mess at $8.37H for
cash and seller September. LArd-At So
9Ac. Butter--Good to choice at 10000 !;
common at 5@sc. Eggs-At 10@11c.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-09-18
Foreign.

LIVERPOOL, September 10.-2 80 p. NJ
Wheat market opens rather easier; Califor
mia club at los 5d@lOs Sd; average Califor
mia at los 1d@1Os Sd.
LONDON, September 10-12:30 p. NJ
Liverpool wheat market opens quiet. On
passage very Inactive; good cargoes red
winter wheat of coast at AS, good cargoes
No. spring wheat off coast at ABS; fair av-
erage quality No. 2 Chicago spring wheat
for shipment, etc, at 4Os@40s Cd. Weather
in England fine.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-11
COMMERCIAL.

business i'm the local merchandise markets
opened up briskly to-day, with fair promise
of an improved market throughout the week.
In the grocery market general goods were
firm, and trade very satisfactory in volume.
Sugars were the main feature in attracting at
tention. They were active and &c higher,
with strong market at the close of the day
work. The grain market was dull and weak
with quotations lower all around. Wheat was
lower and depressed under a further decline
at seaboard and lower Liverpool markets, as
reported by private dispatches. Offerings are
rather more free than on Saturday, at q de-
cline of lc on cash and &c on futures. De-
mand is light, mostly from millers, shippers
being to a great extent off the market, as it is
impossible TO obtain cars to move the grain
they have on hand. Corn was very quiet and
prices shade easier. White is more freely of
fered, with only small demand for that or
any other grade. Oats were very quiet, with
scarcely any demand. Flour was quiet, but
steady, with a fair consumptive demand
Provisions were weaker and prices easier, the
demand being extremely light. Country pro-
duce was generally unchanged. Eggs were
weak and a shade lower, and poultry was dull
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of Pleading articles during the preceding
twenty-four hours, as reported to the board of
trade:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-11
AUTUMN THOUGHTS.
By BEcKIE W. REED.

She is sitting alone in the twilight,
The autumn day is done;
She is sitting there, hearing, half dreamily,
The apples drop, one by one.
And her thoughts fly back to her spring tin
When the apple trees, in bloom,
Were to her, q careless dreamer,
But a mass of sweet perfume.
Then came the happy summer,
When she thought of days TO come,
As she lazily watched the blossoms
Turn to apples in the sun.
And now she is come 10 the autumn,
The autumn, too, of her years,
And as the red, ripe apples fall,
Methinks L see falling tears.
For she thinketh now of the winter,
The winter sure to come,
When the apple trees will be resting,
While snOwtiakes fall one by one.
But, God knOweth, when life is over,
When we see what we've left undone,
By the light of the blessed hereafter,
Wen be glad that our seasons are gone.
And the aged lips move softly,
As she thanks Him who rules alOnei
Thanks Him for His many mercies
Thro' seasons past and gone.
Yes! Thanks be to Him who giveth
The seasons as they come;
May he bring us all to His kingdom
When the dear Lord calls us home.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-11

head for the week against 32,640 head last
week. The market was firm for sheep. but
duh and weak for lambs; sheep &c to SIC
per 10; lambs sc to SIC; two car loads Of
ior export alive. Shipments for the week
1850 head.
swine Receipts 900 head, making 23,7Oo
NJ al Tor the week against "a 500 head last
week. The market was easier al 81 2594 80 for
lair 10 good hogs, with a car load of grass fed
Michigan hogs at So 56 per 100 lbs.
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Receipts Shipm Is
INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
BreasIsfuns.

FLoUR-We quote: New process, S6@6 so;
fancy, s5e5 so; family, 81 25e4 81; low grades,
WHEAT September delivery sold at s91zc,
but SS1zc was all 1t would bring at the close,
Sale OF cars No red, spot, at Soc; We quote
Septemb Der sold at S91zc, and freely offered at
that at the close-SS%c bid October S6>sc bid !;
No red Ssc; reIeetedd b %sSsSe ofrso at
white, No 3, 3Sxc asked; yellow, 3Sc asked (;
high mixed, 35x936c; mixed, 36c bid; Septem-
ber SEC bid; offered at 361zc; rejected, 35@35zc;
O1TsNNo white sold to a small extent at
l9Nc. We quote mixed at I71zglSc, spot or
RYE-Duil ana lower. We quote No 2 at 451zc
bid spot or September.
BRAN-Sale of car at ~ per ton.
Country Produce.
BUrrER-Common country butter is In large
supply and very dull. Receipts OF extra
qualities of choice fresh table butter are small
out demand is light. We quote choice fresh,
good color, from store, held at l4gl5c; prime
country, Sal0c; inferior, 4a5c.
EGGs-Were dull and lower, although the
receipts were light, on account OF not weather
We quote strictly fresn seLing from store AT
PouLrRY-We quote: Turkeys, alive. &c per
I've ducks young sl?9 osd =, - Per z nn
shippers are paying SlGl - Tor the very best
young chickens; geese, full ieathered, "a 70 per
N FEArHHRs-we quote prime live geese at
ssc; mixed, geese and duck, @e2oc; old feath
s' TA All country brings e,<c in small
R.as-Cotton mixed &c per Id; wool nc per
DarEp FRurrs-Dull and nominal.
BEANs-Navy held at slsl Is per bu; me-
N'''''' Vegetables and Fruits.
Quotations on rruits ana vegetables represent
the selling prices from store;
CRAPEs-Good selected grapes are in falr re
quest. Ives Seeding are held at sos % per
for Ohn fraah lf0nCOrNiN
ouiet, mostly coming In bad order; choice
fresh bring s393 % per stand, according to
any price. Baskets are held at 3lSsl1zc per 10.
PEARs-Bartlett's are In good request, very
few arriving; selling at VI 1907 per bushel (;
choice common are in good demand at sl@l 30
PEAcHEs-rhe market is well supplied with
choice To common peaches both fr' estone and
clings, but extra fine are not plenty. Choice
large freestones sell readily at 60a60c per II blu
box; medium at fO9JOc, and some at 3Oc Extra
hoS: -" MEDIUM are quiet at l5@ioc. Some
small peaches and lots held over go at l5g2oc.
PLUMs-Damsons are In good supply. We
quote choice selected t2e9z % per stand; some
APPLEs-Common are I'm large supply from
wagon, no demand from store. Maiden's
at 81 25al 50 per bbl, put up In attractive
shape. We quote common TO fair, loose, 7ocS
PorAroEs-Dea'ers are paying 35@50c per bu
for choice early rose, according TO quality.
SWEET tOTATOES-Ber are III llBnt sup
ply, selling at 81 7512 10 Ger barrel yellow
are in fair request, held at 81 50@t3 10 per bsl.
ToMAToEs-Extra fine fresh sell from wagon
at Yla5Oc per bu.
CABBAGE-Is In fair supply and meets good
demand. We quote: Sl@l % per bbl, loose
from wagons; u 259l 70 for choice In shipping
order.
ONIoNs-Are in no demand at any price.
Choice can be bought at 76c9sl per Dbl.
Provisions.
MESS PoRK-slo.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-11

DRY SALT MEATS-Shoulders held at &c;
clear ribs generally held at 51zc.
LARD-Prime steam &c.
SIP MEATs-Hams nominally 9Lc.
JoBBING PRIcEs-Mess pork held at sl2;
S. C. hams active at l2@i24c, according to
average and brand; S. c. shoulders &c; break
last bacon PC; bacon, clear sides, 754gS14c;
bacon, shoulders, o1zc; kettle lard, in tierces,
SGSHc; in kegs Sc.
Miscellaneous Markets.
for strictly choice.
CoFFEEs-We quote fair l515@l6c; good l61Sa
ic prime prime lsSSalsc strictly prime at $40
RIO 20922c; Java 2iG2o1zc.
DRUGs-Opium sos Is. Quinine 81 80.
potash s. fodine s. a6ss So a. eoS g S
20: Assafetida 25G35c. Alum 41zc. Cochf-
neal SJG99c. Chloroform S5@9Oc. Copperas,
barrels, So SOFA. Cream tartar, pure 80 a36c.
Indigo 81 1901 20. Licorice, calab, genuine, IS
@4oc. Magnesia, carb, OF, S09S5c. Madden IL
gi4c. White lead, pure, IS %. Castor oil, No
l, per gal, sl@l 10. Oil bergamot, per Id, 50 5OG
90 sasam ,copsiba 20 ss5c Soap. CASTLE, u
gH1bS poa home S1raFS, 40c Sflss Ep son. 4e
pentine 3393Sc. Glycerine 2Oa25c. Bromide
potash 4S@5Sc. ChIorate potash 2S925c.
ne% y sos2 81 old 81 35s s5 loose Mns
don, 8 iO@2 50. Prunes, new Tur-
New rants 61z97c. Dates lose per pound
Figs, drum, 9gl0c; layers, new, l39l4c. Oranges,
ROdi, 81 50a9 50; extra Messina, slo; Lemons,
oiSiha, S|Soi hesslna, So9S ~; french, $50
HIDEs-We quote: g. g. cured 7@7lzc;
green hides, cows, &c; green hides, steers,
sc; green green Kip &c; green calf &c; bulis, stays
HORSE sHoEs-Burdens s4s4 Is; mule shoes
s5@5 Is.
1RoN-Bar sizes 81; other sizes at the usual
advance.
LEATHER-We quote oak sole at 32aS7c; hem
lock sole at Ag3Oc; harness 3lG3ic: skirting 81
931c: rough harness 29@3lc; Pittsburg harness
3595Sc; bride, per doz, 4SS54c; city Kip 5O@9Jc;
French kip Sl9l 40; city calf skins SUc@Sl Is ;
French calf skins 81 2o9l 20.
MoLASSES AND SYRUPS-New Orleans mo-
laSseS 3595Oc; common syrups 35G40c; medium
4O@50c: choice 5Oa65c; fancy 75c@sl.
NAILS-s2 40 per keg, lOd TO God; smaller sizes
at regular advances. Horse nails: Tens IS per
box; other sizes at the usual advance.
OILS-Linseed 5Ss63c per gallon. Lard oil
60G6oc for current make extra. Coal oil HOG
RIcE-7@Sc for North Carolina and Lou
isiana.
SALT-we quote: 81 lO9l Is, car lots for Ohio
river; New York 81 059l O6 on cars; small lots
5gl0c more from store; dairy 81 7o@3 50 for 20 to
100 pockets.
SoAP-German is quoted at 4s<@6c
SUGARS-We quote: Hards los aIO5sc; stan
dard A g;sGlO1sc; of A 9149Sj4c; yellows of all
grades 7546i9c.
sPICEs-Pepper ls@Isc; alspiee l9a2Oc; cloves
5O@O5c; caSsa S594Oc; nutnlegs 95c9Sl 10 per
10. Ground gOo1s-Pepper 2OG25c; ginger 20G
Zoe; alspice 893Oc; cinnamon 4Oa6Oc; cloves so
@65c; IN ustard 25c545c; baking powders lS930c:
cream tartar S543Oc.
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brands charcoal
tin lC, l0xl4, 81 p; TX l0xl4, 81 50: &c, lIx2O,
block tin, in pigs pc; in bars 2Sc. Iron-27
iron SIC; Y iron &c; galvanized 42$ per
cent discount. Lead-In pigs 41ac; in bar,
515c-
WooL-We quote: Unwashed at lSa2sc;
fleece washed at 27GS0c; tub washed 3O@3ic
bury wool 5dl0c less.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-11
indianapolis Live stock Market.
Union STOCK YARDS Sent @

Hogs-Receipts, 675 head; shipments 20S
head. The market opened dull The QUALITY
of the offerings was decidedly poor, which
occasioned little or no competition in the
market. Had the quality been as good as that
of Saturday, they would have brought the
same prices. The bulk of sales ranged from
50 80 TO 50 50, with the pens cleared at the
close.
Cattle-Receipts, $50 head; shipments, 405
mead. The receipts were greater than the de-
mand. The quality was fair, and at The close
lew were unsold. We quote: Prime shipping
al So good shipping steers, weighing from 100
to ,2OO lbs, 50 7594 10; prime butchers heifers
and steers, 81 5094; good butchers cows and
heifers, s3@3 40; medium cows and heifers,
81 6o@2 50; bulls and OLD cows, s2g2 40; cows
and calves S20d3O.
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New York Financial Market.

New YORK, Sept. 9.-Money-Easy at 2 per
cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-31zd5 per cent.
Customs Receipts-S5l9 90.
Clearings-S 1877 600.
Sterling-60 days 4S2; sight 1867.
Gold-Weak Ht 1907; zoos bid.
Carrying Rates-15g2 per cent.
Borrowing Rates-Flat.
Government Bonds-GeneraIly steady.
Railroad Bonds-DulI.
State Securities-Quiet and steady.
The stock market was firm in the forenoon
with general dvance OF 1z@l5s per ant. c. C..
9. and L. selling up from 325s@34%. In the af-
ternoon the market was quiet, but towards the
close prices declined A@lA per cent, the latter
being Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. c.,
c., 9: and L. fell off from 3I1S TO 3254. Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph shares were exceptional
ly strong, advancing per cent. at the close.
Transactions aggregated 1905 shares, of
which 1900 Were Erie, $500 Lake Shore,
100 Northwestern common, 1900 North
western preferred, $500 st. Paul common,
800 st. Paul preferred, 1900 Lackawanna,
$500 Michigan Central, and 1900 Western I'm
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-11

Every effect must have a cause; so boi's,
pimples, etc., are the result Of poor bloc d.
Purify the blood by using DR.. Bulls Bic od
Mixture, and Danish such eruptions as those
named.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-09-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Or FICE OF THE INDIANAPoLIs SENTINEL. !
MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 8, 1873.
Affairs in the local money market were quiet
to-day. There was good demand for loan
able funds, but strictly hrst-class paper only
was accommodated, and rates of interest con-
tinued unchanged. Eastern exchange was in
fair demand at the usual rates