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, 1879-05-05
TIE WEATHER.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF StdNAt OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 81 a. m.-1ndicn-
ttons: For Tennessee and thp Ohio Valley,
warner southwest and coofcr northwest
Winds, partly cloudy and clearing weather, sta
tto1,ary or ristp: barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleya northwest wtslds, cooler, cleas weather,
and rising barometer.
For thc Upper Lako roCton. falling followed
by rising barometer, westerly winds, lower
temperature, cloudy aud rainy, followed bY
clearing weather.. -.
For tho Lower Lako region, rising barometer,
southwest w,nds, and cooler, clear. or partly
cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1879-05-05
the programmc, Tho same w!seaefes
Stanley Matthews will succeed shurnan
rctary Of the Treasury.
JUDICIAL.
krtfiaf f1'spoteh tn The tribune.

krfffdI H1trQEeH ~ arc tF101he' .
Qut*cr, ILL.,, MAY 4.-1hc judicial canvass IN
this {tllo alxth) District Is Incoming tolcF&oly
animated. Tho Democrats lsavu called q edn'
vcntiof1, 10 bo hell IN ibis city I'll llc 10Th tnst'
for tho nomination Of candidates. It IL con-
ceded that Judges Iigbcc a:rl shope will 10
nominated, hut, for tic third Judgeah'p' there
are three cantlAascs-E E.,munds Of ilancnck
Htbiey, f,lc present Incumbent, and TeIumDsbn.
cx.Judge OF The Adams County Court. Both ot
the latter named gentlemen reside in this city.
The meetings for the election OF delegates vera
held In the several wards ri tia c'ty last night
utd It Is believed tt,At Thompson fus majority.
4 Peoples Non.pastisat, Convention Is to b.
hul4 nt Mount Htcr1lng IN ttr: l}tll.
Nptetdt Ui.pateh In Tas TftF1fne.
DIooxtsoror, ILL.,, Nav "A call signed by
3,0U voters OF this county, petf.oning Judge
Oven T. Reeves TO he n candidate for re-o!cc-
tton. will u published tomorrow. There u 4
strong unt growing feeling In fagor OF rDtatul't!
the present Judges. which hn' been strengthened
by tic very unsatisfactory Lar md Dcmocratie
Convention held recently. The Iantagrarh
urges tLat Tho old Jutlvcn Id sc.e!ected.
, 1879-05-05

Dttue,eh II ~. Lonts Gfase- Itmnrrct. :.
BnyA., Tax, May 9.-To.daT about 1000
pcopIp assembled 10 witness thu execution Ut
Ezcl;tn,l uradcy, c0loErd, for tho murder Of
Pollock, on Christmas, 1878. Tho ga']ows was
erected on tl.e prairie, one mile from town.
Precisely ut 3 o'clock tic pr!soncF, dressed III
black frock coat n,nl white pants, aeeoHipanlou
by sbUritf For1nan ami deputies, emerged from
5aI, Ills wifi followed witt wild ahrse6s and
hade him goodbye, saying aus woulu meet
him IN elary, lie then asccnded anto car
rtage Ia waiting, in whtc'. wefa as" seated
a Catllolc priust tho Rev. ]. j. HhrdNtcke.
whlts minister of Tie Dapttst Chufgs, sheriff
Fornan, deputy Hn1sol, a'ht tno 1s3aa s1' eos. s
respondent ut tho t''obe. .Itn4osFat; Il.' sas-
,nnndcd by Capt. il, ii. stodiafd. ,.-.
On tho way thy murlcrer slaspea, pea, ,a,,,, NJ moty
cr1cl1x, a.pl said he was ready ind WILLING 70
die. talkeIl tU hss treutls tn lllr efo"1! "!!'
onc4 laughed 1t sonts lncldemt a. tbs seaEiold'
WIth Deputy lIuusun llr prisoner !nounted tho
steps with FIRM tread, knelt known a'ld kisseu
liz cruci.ix in tho Aaii Of ttc priest, aa.l ,len
requested tue ltot. j, 3. IaTlwtcke to pray Tor
him, which be did. MIR. llar.lwscke also I'd.
dressed the crowd, saying tl,nt ttu d.Yinc la,s
required HE TOT life. md that In Texas tals
Among lhe spectators, md seated vi . e'lasr
In thu kn:ltlnw Ut the galloWs, was Mrs. Pollock,
u tall, young, ind Aai,dsoInu woman, Milow of
tho murdersn tnan, Juha toIoek' aift' toi-
rrial satisfaction witnessed the whole proeee4-
Snrs and looked hsr husbands murderer
stralant in tbs tase a. the b!Ssk sap wont over
It. Tbs prsones sseenasa W. y ms & sa1loxs asmly,
ea,no up 10 bid him gnoa-byo. lie .all ho
Wal,ted 10 shake i,allds With his mother, but she
wa not 10 tho crowd; The p5cst FAYE lin, tho y.
itesiwicEo adJrrssed The crowd, warning them
sssinst % Wh!sky und carrying p'stol.: bradley
then spoko tfom thu g4lluws, contesalng h!s
sTio, and sayng that by va; ~. ~ drunk q tas
| lime 10 did not know 10 had killed man until
Afterwards. Ie said: ,... In,
1My friends, you Gee me here, but yo9 WI
| seo me no moro. ] an going home 20 awel!
| with Jesus, His yolcs came to me this night !
, 1879-05-05
OBITUARY..

fpac;as Dispatch 10 The 7f1euns'
sr. rAu1, Minu., MAY 4.-Lon's N'um' . resa'
.lout o. this city for twenty-niue ycaEs, a,'a .
former active business man. waa ioand aenA
ills morning, sitting IN his chair VI s ses!ucace'
Ileart -iiseasa xas thu cause.
1ukcjaI DspdtcA 10 1As 1fthHat.
Dupuuur, Ia, May ALL. q. WullWebeF. one
of tt,c must pfo.,isli.g alMt popular lawyers III
tilIs rtty, died today after lingering llluess'
Uo was thv only 0crlnAn laWycr III lhe city.
, 1879-05-05
ROW AMONG TRAMl'S.
x,trfol UfsnAtth 10 TIN TFtbHMa.

GAlEsnuna, ILL.,, May 3.-An alteration at
tho stock-Yarts this afternoon nnon. gang of
trasnps VINO ntest that portion Of tho city re-
suited scruusly to oue Of them. who WAS dan
geroutly slot Just aposo The thigh. Several of
t,,e gang were arrcstcu, but they will not reveal
which, ono did thu shooting. The unfortunate
ouo gaye n!s name Us Charles Spencer, OF ohl-
cAEQ.
, 1879-05-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Yon4, May 4.-Arriyed. tic Balttc, iron,
Liverpool. tic Devon!a, from Glasgow, und the
Csusda, from London.
QUEENSTOWN, May 4.-Arr!ycd, tho steam.
ships CttY Of New York and Germsnie, from
New York, and the Peruvian, from Baltimore.
PLrMoVEa, May 4.--Azriycd, tie uezdsF, from
Nav York.
, 1879-05-05

Ington, whcro they wcro found lying In the road.
Young Link, who Is about q years. of age,
claims that 10 Atlot them In sclfdefenso, soat-
Ing Taylor lhrco tlmes, two Of The shots passing
almost through the body, md causing instant
death. Mr. Pengcy, sr,, was shat hut once the
halt passing entirely through his ts,dy, causing
instant death. Young Link then got On Ills
horse, rode to town, nn1 gavo himself up Ia tl,e
Marshal. who Immediately took hin, 10 jail at
1iil1,boro. No ons witnessed tho affair bur
younV Link ind Ills mother.
, 1879-05-05

BAN FRANCISCO, May 3'--rhe drand Jury
have Indicted Dr.. Samuel I. Cha!fant, who re-
Gently killed Josiah bacon at tho baldwin
TI,u prcscntuncnt df libel against lilo pEoprtc-
tors Of tic Cal null DaAtt|" t'y Heed, thu juror
it the Page. Sargent libel suit agaiust the Chro""
fc'e, mas ignored.
, 1879-05-05
rysUrrtCl1Nr EVIDENCE.

DANv1LLB, ILL.,, May 3.-Tobe Smith. Who has
been in taj here fur SONG dsJs charged with an
attempt tofcommtt rape on tho wife ot Joseph
Love On April 81, hsd preliminary exatni''a'
tim to.ilay. a,nl WIS discharged. tic evidence
being insufficient to hold hin.
, 1879-05-05

MEMPHIS, May 4.-A cutting ntfray occurred
cariy shis morning over game Of cards, be-
tween Henry Harris und Frank Pflcet both col.
ored. PEice's throat was cut, and hs WAl dc.
ua1ri1 Naa arrested.
, 1879-05-05
INplC'I'En,

BALTIMORE, May 3.-l!ss urand jury has
found t1uo bill u0alnst ponwood u. Ninds for
mur,ler, and Henry 7. Hluds, his brother, as
ACCESSORY, for killing Isaac D. Jaales. The casu
will bu te4poyel from tho city Tor I.lal.
, 1879-05-05

8jfc4NI WSVd3cH n 9"d 7r7dHHE
JOLIET, Ill.,, May o.-Edwln Heed, an ex-con-
y!ct, employed NJ tookkecpcr by thu oh'o l'utt
Company, contractors at the pcntcntinsy, went
through tho sa!o OF tho Company to-day, AMI
escaped with hls booty, which smuunts to Abolt
$40 in cash md &oulo pnErrs. Twenty-Five dul-
lars reward IL offered fur h!s capture.
, 1879-05-05


Marslaf. VINO Inmedntel! took HIM 10 jail at |
tiillsboro. No ons witnessed tho affair buc |
vounr Link und Ills mother |
.--
A Nrrpf, yvt,t, u,r,..ru ~oo mn.
- s.. -. '
4,,,,. ,.os ".'' r.. 1'"osssa o. ~. ur
Apoat 1e.t a9o o"petlhtcn'eh1 nch.1 -
uolRe, Of t'se Mint, called Capt. stona mud Do-
tcCtlse Jehu Into hts private Office, informed
them that ho huspectrd dfsl,onestv antne,yhcre
In IN. hin huIlitnv In, ront,1 mi mi wherr,
~. ~ o"""h, wv eoau n w. .,.I .on
mri 'ess tneh' 10 seek out tta' tor 1hetnte'Sos:
The keon-scontca brace OF fcFrcts plunged
themselves Immediately into ail tho rat-hotus
tint nrotnisch dfscln.nres Of Dishonesty. and
.,., ,,-,,,te .,-,o ~. .nu,,,. Th. a., 1rI n
hooh s''asH sono uot eecnte. tho h'et ~ :"
the arrest vi i]alle, tn Inc 3utn ot 'aAt ottouer
for the theft o soma three hundred hnd odd dol
lara, nutl tin second 10 tic CAPTURE nj Ell Cook
,rd at.,h.n Atvaraor ~ N. 1,on,ny. kcf5nerv.
NV 1,.s, 49," 49, "',, T.. a.n
on br2hch aeEeoIt "oo arc no" n oo!
Quentin Tor stealing bullion. ltlc th1td .tfa1l
can,o to m rid yes.ert1ay utl result ed in uu-
o..th,,,, = .,o., ~ an tnf1 In rold 'rh,. th,rf
. u,-.,,, ;. ..,,~., .tnht.
l'"oa o"t " 10 AA0,, e' c,..
watchnlan In the Mint, being now 10 tho lily
prisou. s
In wor1tinp I'm The other cases mentioned, the
,.,, .s.'.s. ,,ua, ~ ,,,i,,,, ahon, Town r,hev
'.e e ~ - 80 80. .~,.t
ahau""ca h"'' "lEut a"u "a,' "', '"oe ,..,,,".
the lsc', thfoueh "tesea'"s' '"". H., ~ .... uau"
mas ac'''s s'l'npe1 ~ n ''on. % ~. sou.. a....1
, 1879-05-05

BALTIMORE, Nay a-0eElach. The Jsrteyuhn
srveated On tho charge Of murdsE!nK hlA child
IL montls 10, attempted sutv,de ia hls cell.
, 1879-05-05

WILLIAM r.. CIIAN)LEK.
WAsmlxaroS, afuy 4.-The Republican Con-
Rresstonal Campaign Committee has completed
its organization by unanimously clectnE William
E. Chandler, Ut New Hampshire, us Secretary.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-18
MYSTERIOUS MURDERS IN PARIS.
An Old Lady Strangled-Three Murders in
Three Months.
TPall Mall Gazette1

An Old Lady Strangled-Three Murders in
Three Months.
[Pall Mall Gazette.l
Another mysterious murder, which ap-
pears to have completely puzzled the police,
was committed few days ago in the Rue
Point aux Choux. The victim was a widow,
green grocer, who must have been stran-
gled at break of day as she was dressing to
60 to market. The object of the crime was
evidently robbery. No one heard or saw
the murderer or murderers, and none of the
neighbors can throw any light on the matter.
This is the third murder com mitted
within the last three months which seems
destined to defy the investigations OF
the police. 1t has been found impossible to
bring home to any one the crime of the Pas
sage Saulnier, where woman of bad charac
ter was assassinated with q Japanese fan
dagger; and the tragedy of the Rue la Fon-
tame, where poor old woman who sold
newspapers was murdered almost in the
open street at 8 o'clock in the evening, Is
still enshrouded in mystery. In each Of the
ABOVE crimes the assassIns exhibited both
skill and audacity, and there are some points
of resemblance between them. Never, how
ever, was audacity carried further than a
few nights ago. when seven men entered q
lodging house at night. Hearing the thieves
at work, the landlord came out. but he was
trampled under foot and soon quieted; a
lodger was served IN the same manner; but
a third person managed to escape and to
warn the police. The robbers decamped,
leaving behind them one of their number,
who was taken to the lock up. Half an hour
afterward a desperate attempt was made
on the part of the six men to rescue their
conrade, but after hard fight the assault
on the police station was foiled, and four of
the forlorn hope remained prisoners. Con-
fined in the common cell, the five scamps
stripped and almost beat to death sixth
prisoner, who had been locked up for drunk
enness, and who was perfectly sobered by
his lll-treatment. A horrible case of muir
der by boy of 16 came before the court OF
assizes of the Seine recently. For the sake
OF possessing himself of a few francs, the
lad, who is pronounced by the medical men
to be perfectly sane, though somewhat back
ward for his age, entered the room of an
aged relation. and, after some conversation,
took up rolling pin and applied it with
such vigor to her head and neck that she
died almost Immediately. During the
whole trial the boy remained quite self
possessed and answered the questions put tc
him very calmly. The jury found him
guilty of murder, with extenuating circum
stances, and he was sentenced to 20 year,
penal servitude.
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Oats-We quote: NO wnlte, 5a95oc; mixed,
Bran-SS 50@9 so per ton.
slO@iO so per ton; loose bound, Sll@l3.
The Provision Market
has been fairly active during the past week,
but closed rather quiet to-day. We quote as
Dry salt Meats-Clear ribs, 81 9o@5. Shout
ders, So IS.
Lard-Prime steam, IS Is.
Sweet Picked Meats-Hams, $4,000, as to
average, brand and delivery.
Miscellaneous Produce.
Apples--Green apples 6O@75c per "a bush box;
Bananas-Cnoice, 81 5094 per bunch, accord
ing to size; common, 81 5O@2.
s1ppy and @ sqSSte
clean medium, 81 o0l 80 per blu. No sale for
poor.
extra choice; We quote: Choice selections OF
lots bring LOG; grease butter, Sc.
Cabbage-New Southern In good order
brings 500 q per crate. Choice Kentucky
CherIiss-Ars scarce; choice s5gs pc, stand al
ers, in good order, $@5 per stand.
Eggs-FresI bring SC per doz. from store.
mixed geese ana dnc od
Foreign Frqits-we quote: Lsys1 .sislns y 80
don layer, g 2@2 IS; California raisins, 50 lib
boxes, 7f974c; rcurants, new, 606c per 10.
Oranges, Msssina, 8 1906; Palermo, g 1@55o;
lermo, s5@6; Naples, q boG5.
Fresh MISUNDERSTANDING, l2Hc per dozen
punches; Bermuda tomatoes dull at 60c per
box; extra Southern. q 50@I e per q bushel
box; Bermuda onions, ~ 00@2 Is per pu crate
new Southern onions, ~ 90 per bu, IS 90 per Dbl
| radishes zoo per dozen lunches; lettuce, u IS
| per barrel: green peas. fresh, u IS per meas
ured bushel; string beans, sl0l Is per meas
| ured busheI; cucumbers. selling at 40050c per
doz; beets. 25935c per doz punches.
Gooseberries-A good supply at "a 5005 per
stand.
Honey-Selllng at l40l5c per Id in glass caps;
l5@l6c for to ID caps without glass, In cases
| Of Is to 50 lbs.
| Peaches-None in market.
Potatoes.Dealers are selling choice peach
81; choice new Southern, IS 5O06 per Dbl.
Poultry-Me quote; Lave turkeys, % per ip;
| per dos: ROSTERS. 81 80 per dos: geees. full
leathered, % COCA 20 per dos. Spring chickens
| S202 80 per doz.
Raspberries-Red selling at sos 50 per crate
| of "a quarts; black, u 50@S per stand.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light. Extra North.
ern, 81 5001 IS per IL quart crate; choice e60(
per stand; common, S304.
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AND g,OMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
OFFICE o. THE INDIANAPOLIS sKNTINEL, /
MONDAY EVENING, June IL, 1879.

OFFICE o. THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, /
MONDAY EVENING, June IL, 1873.
Quietncss has been the ruling feature In the
local money market during the week closing
with this evening. The demand on the banks
for loans has been about the same for some
weeks past-just moderate. There is no diff
Guilty in negotiating first-class commercial
paper at the usual rate of interest.
new YORK Financial Market.
NEW YORK, June 16.-Money-Market easy
Prime Mercantile Paper-3%@5 per cent.
Governments-Steady.
Railroad Bonds-Firm; no sales of c., G. and
1. G. issue TO day.
. State Securtties-Dull.
Stock speculation was firm at the opening
and spriee< advanced NOV, the latter on
Michigan Central; subsequently this stock
became weak and fell Off l per cent, the gen.
eral list losing portion of the early improve
ment During the afternoon the market
developed considerable strength, particularly
for coal and granger stocks, and an improve.
was established, which was generally sustain
ed to the close, except for trunk line shares.
which were depressed, and reacted 4@l per
cent. Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis
rose from 4O1l to 421a.
Transactions on the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated $4,000 shares, of which 5000 were
Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern
common, 1000 Northwestern preferred, 1000
$500 Lackawanna. $4,000 New Jersey Central,
1900 Michigan Central 1900 Union Pacific,
$500 Hannibal and st. Joseph, :, 300 Western
Union, 10000 Louisville and Nashville, 400
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern, 100
Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis, and
1000 Kansas and Texas.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
stermng' o. o. s. & =: l,s5s
o. 8. skies, 81 ..-107ss Currency stxes...--l2i1a
New per cents. .-l035z
NorK-The purchasing price for Government
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations H@l per cent.
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Sulphur's the thing to Danish eruptions,
complexional blemishes, sores, govt and rheu-
matism. This great remedial agent is effect
uaIly and inexpensively embodied In Glenn's
Sulphur Soap, which is just as beneficial as
costly sulphur baths. Sold by druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
SO cents.
Consumption sufferers, instead of going from
home to die, take Hale's Honey Of Horehound
and Tar. 1t is your best chance for life.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, June l6.-Cotton nominal at
121s@l2ssc: futures unsettled.
prices unchanged; superfine S. 4O@3 SO; com,
q o5es so: white wheat extrasl 55a5 IS; extra
Wne.RHeavy receipts &C ii sn bu s: geected
No. 90 9s q So? q H9grs Noe 90 40 & g. @
graded amber 81 15@l is; No 2 white 81 1910
Ia; Mol do sales 1000 blu at 81 1891 l61s.
Rye-Western 6l@62c.
MaItSDuli and unchanged
sss4sc; So fs se NJ. No. Acc
low mixed 471ac: steamer yellow 4s1zc.
do Wb aRa ssayX ssceNi9 Up m No
western s5h@s71zc; white do s994ic.
Hay-Steady.
Coffee-Nominaly unchanged.
Sugar-Quiet and firm.
Rice-Nominaly and unchanged.
Petroleum-DuIl; united 621zc; crude 6@61sc;
TaIiowNsteady at l5-l6a6c.
Rosin-Quiet and unchanged.
Turpentine-Quiet at 261z@27c.
lDProvisions-Pork dull. Beef steady. Cut.
meats shade easier; long clear IS 20; short
clear IS 1895 40. Lard steady; steam 50 4215
Butter-steady; western 7sl6c.
Cheese-Dull; western at 3L@6H.
Whisky-Dun at 81 07@l 07xc.
Balt1more Market.
BALTIMORE. June 16.-flour-Quiet and
nominally unchanged; western super IS Esq
8 IS; do extra "a 25@5; do family s. &@6.
Wheat-Western; frmer for spot and weaker
for futures; No 2,Pennsylvania reds 2oh; No
2 western winter red, spot, 81 16sz; June 81 I6:
July 81 III; August 81 eSss: September u 0S1z.
Corn-Western drm; western mixed, spoi,
44c; June 4s5S@44c; July 1854; August za1sc
bid.
Oats-Quiet and steady; western white 4lc
do mixed 5000; Pennsylvania 40@42c.
RyeHDull with no stock 6O@6lc.
Hay.Quiet; prime stock firm; prime Penn
Provisions-Shade frmer. Buikmeats: loose
shoulders s4@4 l21S; clear rib sides sos ~;
clear rib sides g. Hams SO 50@ll SO. Lard:
Butter-Dun with full supply ;choice west
Eggs9shade easier at l4ol41zc.
Petroleum-Dull and weak; crude &c; re-
Coffee~Sieady and quiet; Rio cargoes ll14e
Thisky-steady and firm at 81 O61aal o..
cot5e elss sisd four s ss grain Sd asked
Receipts-Flour 2,6d bbls; wheat 40oobui
corn 10000; oats zoo bu.
Shipments-Wheat la 900 bu; corn l0S,S0o bu
New York Live stock Market.
NEW YORK, June 18.-Beeves-R Receipts 4,75t
head. The fresh offerings included large
| and heavy Colorado half breeds Trade drag
pound. c.csing heavy # = a5es Is for common
steers, $40 pounds, at ele. Exporters used 90(
| fat steers at S90lO. Shipments: $50 live; fol
| the week l,4D0 live, $3.50 quarters.
6heep-Receipts IL, 900 head. Sheep drm and
prime lambs; market dull and lower; a 75G
| Z IS for common to best, all southern and west
ern. Exporters purchased 800 fat sheep ut p q
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beds around are literally devastated. Fruit
trees may be guarded from tine attacks of
grubs by attaching to their trunks pieces of
tow smeared with a mixture of chloride of
lime and hogs lard, and ants and grubs
already in possession will rapidly vacate
their position. Butterflies. again, will avoid
all plants whose leaves have been sprinkled
over with lime water"
saw in your columns not long since, says
q correspondent of the Inter- Ocean, an in
curry concerning cheap fertilizers. / may
not be able to give much information, but
/ can say that 1 know of farmers scattered
all over Iowa who continually complain of
the decrease in yield per acre ofcorn, wheat,
oats, potatoes, ETC., which continues from
year to year until 40 bushels of corn, 10 or
IL of wheat, 80 or 40 OF oats, and $50 of po-
tatoes is the average. These very men be-
moaning the disappearing of times of .'30,
go or even 100 fold" daily lead their
manure fetlock deep, and 1 know of
farms which will not produce the average
named, which have yards where fence
post may be set most anywhere in the yard
to the common depth without striking the
earth. Would not the long, idle months
urnish time to remove a est from the
ficinity of the dwelling to enrich worn
out spot in the grain field? / remember
seeing, in Connecticut, q schooner discharg-
ing load of stable manure for use on the
tobacco farms. / suppose tobacco needs it,
and 1T pays. If plentiful sprinkling of
manure will increase the yield of the COM
mon crops so or IS per cent, will it not pay
our farmers to at least use enough to insure
clean, dry yards for their stock? would
like to know what the experience Is of some
of those who practice this habit, for 1
believe many have tried it, and none 10
their sorrow.
The English dairy farmers get immense
returns from their graS lands by free use
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-18
Fees of Doctors,

The fee of doctors is an item that very
many persons are interested IN just ct pres
emit. We believe the schedule for visits Is
50. which would tax o man confined to his
bed for year, and in need Of . daily visit,
over 81 600 . year for medical attendance
alone! And one single bottle OF Hop Bitters
taken in time would save the 81 900, and all
the years sicknees.-Ed.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-18

Trade, as general rule, has been exceed
lngly good in all departments of commerce.
The pleasant weather of the past
few days has had a good effect on trade, as a
large number Of country merchants have WIS.,
tied the city and purchased quite literally.
Values, as general rule, have undergone but
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GENERAL STOCKS.

NorE-fhe purchasing price for Government,
bonds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations H@1 per cent.
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THE MARKETs-wEEKL REVIEW
Flour, Grain and Hay.

There has been considerable frnmess in
wheat during the entire week, and the market
to-day closed strong, with an active milling
demand and light receipts.
The corn market Is rather dull, local receipts
being light. The offerings are correspondlngly
small. Oats. rye and barley are steady.
Hay Is In moderate shipping demand. The
Elour-We quote: New process, % t0a7 90;
fancy, t5 5O08 %; family, a 1895 Is; low grades,
Y 50@S 90.
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indianapolis Live Stock Market.
UNION STOCK YARDS, June IL

UNION STOCK YARDS, June Is.
Hogs-Receipts. 2,770 head; shipments, 2l77
head. The market opened very quiet at 5al0c
lower than Saturdays prices. Later became
more active, both shippers and packers buy
Ing. sales generally to packers at 81 7093 so.
At the close all were sold. Market close quiet.
We quote:
Choice to good assorted packing and
sulpploS - 1O6o3 ~
Pigs and light Workers, 120 to 40 lbs
aserage.------.-----.-. 2o03 ~
L1ctNy soeyo w
Cattle-Recelpts, 9zi neao; snlpmeuts, S65
head. Receipts heavy and of fair quality. The
demand was fair, shippers and butchers buy
ing. The latter bought freely at last weeks
quotations. Bulls are coming in freely and are
dull at n decline of Is to 60. The market closed
steady with a few unsold. We quote:
Prime butchers cows and heifers... 750 %
Medium to good cows and heifers---. SOC rs
Common to infertor...-..............-... $50 90
lows ana 70 OO9sO w
Sheep-Receipts, 264 head; shipments, none.
Unchanged We quote:
Carload lots. 100 to lao lbs average...A 00@4 IS
Fair TO good, 100 to lis lbs average. 25@3 IS
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