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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-28
The Vincennes Scandal.
Special to the Sentinel:


VIScENNEs, Ind, June 24.-The interest occa-
stoned by the Haight-Adams scandal has not
abated to any considerable extent. The "Old
Post" has not been SO thoroughly shaken for
many years. The alleged guilty pair have their
RESPECTIVE supporters who protest against their
CUR, and magnify their ancient virtues in order
that conclusions Of innocence may be drawn.
Ihess are but few in the community who uphold
the conduct of Professor Haight even granting
him free from any criminal intent act. There
Is s disposition on the part Of the more consider
ate 70 extend a good degree of charity
coward Miss Adams, the supposition
that nothing criminal was done, and upon
the ground that Haight alone should be held re-
spoDsible for his own acts of objectionable indis-
cTedon in casting cloud, to say the least, OF
deep suspicioA, over lady whom association and
position allowed him to control. Whatever the
verdict Of the public may be 1t is well settled
from the facts already known that the usefulness
of the Professor teacher in this vicinity is
gone forever.
The return of the parties from Chicago TO this
city and promptly after the matter be-
came ventilated is not looked upon as favora-
lie indication of their innocence, but is rather
regarded bluff game" played for the pur-
pose OF having the public think that their limo
Miss Adams is nowliyin Shere in the family o
Mr.. Haight. 1t that if she entirely FREQ
from culpability she would have sojourned some
place else for the time being and assumed an atd-
tude Of earnest hostility against Haight and de-
znanded of him an explanation of his conduct in
registering her his wife without her knowledge
or consent and hold him to the strictess account
TO the public for everything in connection with
the affair that has a tendency to compromise ner
virtue The talked-of libel suits against the news
papers of this city-the sun and the News-will,
perhaps, never be brought by the Professor, since
somneh Of the true inwardness of the affair is
'ss1ug brought 70 light.
The public so far has had no intimstion of the
verdict Of the Investigating Committee of the
Trustees OF the University. That Committee is
composed OF Judge y. F. Malott, George G.. Reilly
and K. G. Evans, all men OF good judgment, who
Sxin doubtless take judicial view OF the matter,
snd do s1stice TO the Institution they represent,
rs we'll as to the pair who have brought disgrace
ssp0n il.
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THE L4SrAND THE BEST.
Ike Most Signal Triumph Of the
Season
The Esterly, Buckeye, Osborne, Wood,
Minneapolis, Excelsior, Beloit,
Champion and Mccormick
Enter the Arena.
The Mccormick Reaper Gives Its Rivals
Complete Waterloo at Nashville.

In the numerous contests which have been held
this season the celebrated Mccormick seli-binder
seems to be having easy conquests. The last. and
perhaps the most decisive victory it has achieved
was gained at Rushville. Rush County, on Satur-
day last, in competition with eight other con-
zestants.
The field in which the trial took place was in
wuetched condition, having been overlooked a
lew days prior. The barley was down and tangled
fesrfully ana the drifted debris made it next
thing 10 impossible to cut. Indeed, all other ma
chimes did fail. and, after choking repeatedly
tired 20 higher ground and more cOngenial grain.
When all other machines had failed 70 take up
aud bind the flooded. tangled mass of barley in
the lower side Of the field the Mccormick man
s.yers cave EVIDENCE of the con they had in
their machine by wading into it, determined TO
win or il - die to go down with cOiOrs lying. \
rudy faced. rOtund. gran9er-lODking chap named
Burtis mounted the Mccormick as driver, and,
with three blind horses attached to the machine,
cleared two sides OF the tangled held without
missing bundle. Then he had the assurance TO
strike disgOnally across the grain, accomplishing
tn difficult undertaking with comparative ease.
The Osborne was the only machine which even
attempted 10 follow. but without success failing
a bind a. least onefourth it had cur and string
ing that along the ground in confusion. The
farmers present locked on in amazement at this
success OF the Mccormick, no one suppOsing for q
moment that the machine could come through a
place of that kind without break. This viItu-
ally 6itled the hgnt, the crowd reasoning that If
a maHine could do work in place like that It
was good enough for light easy gram. The per
'fectios Of every part OF the machine was plainly
apparent when il entered the even grain. It's light
draugat. even cutting and excellent bindiag were
peTcep1bie 70 any man with half an eye, and
thai, 100, without eyeglasses.
The Mccormick is a terror 10 its rivals aud It's
LAST victory IS the greatest aud the best II there
are any Other machines which are painting FOR
contests. they can be accommodated III short
meier. However, at this writing the indications
point to shyness on the part of rivals, which
VIII probably last during the harvest time.
Whenever, however, their courage is screwed up
TO the sticking point. the Mccormick viii be on
osnd- and VIII keep up with the funeral, even il
II kills the horse, OF which, however owing 10
Its easy draught, there need not be the slightest
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THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL wEDNEoDA T. JUNE g. 1882
Hominy-Per bbl., n 7se4 90; pearl meal, ~ IS

Hominy-Per bbl., a 7se4 90; pearl meal, "a s.
| @6 90; grits. IS 00a5 Is.
State Rose, 81 20: Scotch Champion. 81 aOssi So
new potatoes IS UO97 90 per Dbl.
Sweet PotatOes-Yams, 81 OO@i so per Dbl.
Peas-Green per crate, 81 SO.
Beans-Green, per crate 81 90.
Cabbage-New, 81 1898 90 per Dbl.
.Apples-New, one-third bushel boxes, 5O975c
apples-Eysporated. i4sl5c; common driei. 7esc
Plums-Red, 81 0O95 so per crate.
Peaches-One. third bushel boxes, 81 25@l so.
Cucumbers-Per doz. 40q5Oc.
Strawberries-Per stand, SO O0@I2 90.
Raspberries-sl3914 per stand.
Watermelons-s25@30 per 100.
The Grocery Market.
susArs-cut loaf 19S4slOzsc; powdered. 1Os4e
&c; on A, ez9911c; white extrs @, 9991Sc; light
brown, SN@9c; common grades, SashSc.
la is1 ississ soed fseisc n Prime
else: strictly prime, 16016xc; choice, 1e1<D17c;
Old Government Java, 22CB2So; Arbuckles roasted.
Molasses and Syrups-New Orleans molssses,
new crop, 6697Sc; syrup 4Ss72o per gal for COM
mon to choice.
spices-Pepper. 20@22c; aispice. 1se20c; Gloves,
400 I5c; ginger, 2092oo; cinnamon IN mats, 26
zoe; nutnegs, s5cesl 05; mace, 81 O591 To-
saIt-Lake sells In car lots Of o. %; dray lots
at 81 Is; small iots loo more from store; cstry,
81 6543 90.
ctArCu-tseuntu PEARL 4/sef414C poI ourcAh
&c: champion gloss lump. 7@sc; improved corn.
1890.
Salt Fish-Mackerel, No. 1 mess, $40 per Dbl ;
halves $40; extra mess, s4 per brl; halves,
s12; No I mackerel, els; halves, 81 50; No.
2 mackereI, S11; halves, IS so; No. 5 mackere;
60 So halves So %; No. whitefsh half brls e. So
family whitefish, halves. IS so; No. herring S.,
Codfsh-Boneless, s. 5O@s per 100 lbs; Grand
Bank, 6G61z per 10.
Foreign Fruim-London layer rsisins, IS 40a
8 As; new layer q 9093 90 per box; Valencia. 1879
@15c; Elma Sultans, l49l5c: loose Muscatel rails
ms, 50 00esS TO- Lemons. &c ouG7 90. Oranges-Mes-
sina. 50 509l0 90. Punes-Prime Turkish. S8S1<c:
Bohemian, 7971zc; French, 121z9l6c; ourrsnIS. 7
97hc.
canned Goods-We quote: Tomstoes a lbs, 81 90
al 10; lbs, 81 55g1 60; Peaches, los. standard,
81 4o9l so; lbs s2 50s2 75; seconds, lbs. 81 Is
2 SIS: lbs, 81 4091 As; Pie Peaches, lbs, 81 40
al 60: lbs, 81 S513 90; Black berries q S51 40
Strawberries, 81 40te1 As; Rsspberries, 81 60@l 65;
Cherries, red, 81 so; white, 81 IS; String Beans,
u l001 %; Green Peas Marrowfat 81 6591 IS:
Early June, 81 75s1 IS; California 81 90 Yarmouth
Corn, 81 4a91 so: Mountain Sugar Corn, 81 45@
so; Excellent Corn, 81 40a1 45; Polk, los, 81 Is
a1 S5: Polk. lbs. 81 t091 S.; Golden Rule
81 45a1 30; Revere; 81 SOL co; Apples,
Asckerel, 81 30Sl IS: Pineapples, 81 S592 rs; Sal
mon, 10, 81 76t31 75 lbs. So Is; HOLSTERS. H.
q IS; 2lbs, 81 IS; Tunbler Jellies. $4,000; Cove
Oysters 10, light weight, e0g6Sc; Id. full
weight. 81 l21Igl Is: 2lbs. light weight q Is: 2
lbs, full weight 81 90@2 co. Sardines. French, as
81 T591 IS per doz.; American IS, 81 90 per doz.
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COMM

There was fair degree of activity in the local
me.chantile markets yesterday, and values
quietly sustained. No material changes in quota
tons are noted.
GRAIN.
little furry In the wheat market yesterday,
caused by June corners advanced the price Of
cash wheat in New York Sg4c, and exerted some
influence on late futures July is &c, and Angus
&c higher, the market closing strong. Chicago
closes 1c higher. The local market was quiet and
dull with very light movement New wnea
from Southern Indiana win be on this market BY
July 10.
The corn market has suddenly taken sharp up
turn. and prices are &c higher to-day, closing
strong. with a very good demand. New York il
2@21Sc and Chicago &c higher. July opened
781Sc sold at $40, and closed at 747sc. Angus
closed at 1870.
Oats are in fair demand.
Rye dull; No. held at 70c.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from active practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula OF simple vegetable
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh. Asthma, and
all Throat and Lung affections also positive and
radical cure for General Debility and all nervous
complaints after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases.
feels il his duty to make IL known to his suffering
fellows The recipe with full particulars, direc-
advice and instructions for successful treatment
at your own home, will be received by you by re-
turn mail, tree of charge, by addressing with
stamp or stamped self-addressed envelope to
DR. NJ. K. BELL
l6l North Calvert street, Baltimore, Nd.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-06-28

Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tonic relieves
indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous prostraton,
and all forms of general debility. The only
preparation of beef containing its entire
nutritious properties. 1t is not mere
stimulant, like the extract of beef, but con-
tains blood-making, force generating and
life-sustaining properties; is invaluable in
all enfeebled conditions, whether the result
of exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work or acute disease, particularly if result
ing from pulmonary complaints. CAswELL
HAZARD Il Co., proprietors New York. Sold
by druggists.
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Foreign Money and stock Market.

LONDON. June 26, p. m.-Consols. money
% 9-I6; do. on account. 993s. United States
Bonds-New SIS extended 1881; As, l23. Rail
road Bonds Pennsylvania Central, 95%; Read
ing, 20. The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank OF England on balance to-day is $4,000.
PARIS. June 26-Rentes. sl.l5f.
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Live stock Market.
RrocK YARDS. June rs

Hogs-Receipts. 4S7 head; shipments. "a head
The Hsarket continues firm and strong, with q
slight further improvement In our scale of prices
The few sales made. whichlincluded all the arri
walls. were taken quick and there is general feel
ing existing that hogs are scarce and the highest
prices have not been reached. Two hundred and
thirty-seyen pound hogs sold at IS rs, and 100 tt
zoo pound hogs of good quality sold readily at $50
s 10. Heavy hogs. we are receiving none. W.
quote:
Assorted light and medium .............. 81 909S
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Every woman who suffers from sick head
ache, and who dislikes to take bitter doses,
should try Carriers Little Liver Pills. They
are the easiest of all medicines to take. A
positive cure for the above distressing COM
plant; give prompt relief in dyspepsia and
indigestion. Prevent and cure constipation
and piles. AS easy 70 take as sugar. Only
one pill dose; 40 in vial. Price, % cents
II you try them you will not be without
them
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There is no worse enthrallment for tor
mented man than the exactions of a morbid
nervous condition. The over-taxed brain
then gets no rest from tranquil sleep and
needs the pacifying influence of Dr. c. w.
Benson's Celery and ChamOmile Pills.
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HARDING & HovEY, Attorneys.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE-No-
IN tee is hereby given that the undersigned,
administrators of the estate Of James Johnson ST.,
late of Marion County State OF Indiana. deceased,
will offer for sale OF public auction. at the late
residence of the deceased: about five miles north
west of Indianapolis, on the Charlottesville Road,
on Thursday, the 18th day of July, A D. 1852. all
the personal property of faid estate. consisting of
household goods farming implements. black
smith tools, growing crops. grain and other arti-
cles of personal property too numerous 10 men
ton. Sale to begin al 10 O'Clock q. N.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums of s. or under, cash.
over SIS credit of nine months will be given from
date of SALE the purchaser giving note with ap-
proved security, waving valuation or appratSe-
ment laws and with interest al per cent after
maturity until paid.
Indianapolis, Ind, June Z, A. D. 1ss2.
JOHN JOHNSON,
OLIVER JOHNSON,
4-3 Administrators.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKETS
Flour, Grain and Hay.


Flour-New process, 81 00a7 25: fancy. Sc 259
40: choice 56 0096 25 family, IS GOES -; treble
sxtra. 81 7595 co.; double extra. "a 2594 Is extra
8 oOe4 Is; supeEhne 81 eoSS IS; fine, q eo92 90;
Wheat-We quote: No. 2 Mediterranean. 81 %;
No. 2 red, 81 229l rs; June, 81 p; July, -; Au'
Corn-we quote: No. white, SIC; No. white
soc: high mixed, 15c; mixed, zoe; mixed June
75c; mixed July. zoe; rejected, nc: sound ear,
mixed. I79s9c; sound ear, white, SS1se.
Soc; No. 2 mixed, Sc.
Rye-Dull: No. 2 held al zoe.
Hay-Timothy, 81 009lS 90 per ton for small
sAles. ten ton cars. Upland prairie salable al
Mil Feed-Dul shipstuf held at Ga 50; bran
el3 50 asked per ton.
The Provision Market.
Below are the present Iobbing prices:
Smoked Meats-5. G. Hams: Ter and IL pounds
sv., 1514c; Is pounds av., l5c; ~ pounds AZ.
i4szc; q pounds av., 1415c % pounds and up, l4c
Breakfast Bacon-15c; shoulders, 11he; Cali
fornia hams. 13c; spiced rolls, -; bacon
clear sides 141<c; do. backs, HAc.
Dried Beetle.
Picked Meats-Bean pork, per Dbl, 200 lbs,
Mess Beef-S1S 90.
Lsrd-Kettle rendered leaf, In tierces, 1Sc; do
half barrels, 1S1zc No. lard oil per GAL. S21c.
6ausages-Bologna. In cloth, Sc; In gut SIC.
The Produce Market.
Eggs-Active; receipts increasing; shippers pay
ing 14c; selling from commission hcuses at l7c
lSc.
Cheese-Jobbing Prices-western Deserve Ohio
new. lOdlle: Crystal Springs, lie; Jersey, lie.
Butter = Creamery = Fancy, CSC; choice &c
Dairy-Selected, zee; choice. 16C91Sc. Country
Choice roll, l291Sc; common, s@loc Low Grade
Nominal.
Poultry-Hens. &c per h.; ROSTERS, Sc: turkeys
&c. TOMS &c; geese, 81 So ducks, old, 81 IS; young
81 90.
Feathers-Prime geese, 4Oc; mixed, 22927ci
old feathers. 15920c.
Hides-Green hides. &c; green calf, 10c; green
salted hides, Tz0sc; green sailed call, l21zc; dry
dint hides l3c; dry salted hides, l0c; damaged
one-third OF the above prices. Tallow-No.
IKE: No. 2. SIC.
Wool-Tub-washed and picked, 35936c; un
washed. medium, II In good order 23c; unwashed
If not too heavy, 1920; fleece washed. light
well-washed, and in good order, 2S9SOc; coarse
Cottswold, ls@2Oc; bury and unmerchaniablt
according to their value.
Vegetables and Fruits.
onious-Bemuda. " SO per crate; new South
ern onions, Sc 50 per Dbl.
Beans-Choice navy. 81 GO; medium, % 70
n.arrowfat, 81 So
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A Jndpe,s Exner1ence.

Judge J. T. Bossier, of St. Tammany
Parish, La, and of the State Legislature,
thus expressed his opinion to one of our
representatives: 81 have found st. Jacobs
Oil to be very eficacious in sprains and
bruises. In my opinion there is no oil or
Eminent equal to it."-New Orleans La
Times-DemOcrat.
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sheep-Receipts, so head; shipments, 4i9 head
No change is to be noted In this branch of the
trade dull and quiet with light receipts. We
quote:
Good TO prime sheep . ... 81 5Oa4 90
Common to fair sheep. ............. .. ? 25a3 IS
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ITO ALL CREDITORS AND POLICY HOLDERS
j. of the Franklin Life Insurance Company.
You will take notice that all claims against said
Company, or its estate, are req nired 10 be filed
with tn undersigned, the Assignee, at lndienap-
oils, on or before the 9th day Of November, 1SS2,
and that all computations Of the value of policies
in said Company will be made with reference to
the cate OF its assignment. to-wit the 9Th day OF
May, 1882. JAMES S. FRAZER.
Assignee of franklin Life Insurance Co.
June g. lSs2-w4w
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Rowell, Hazael, O'Leary, Hart and other
pedestrians all use German Corn Remover.
25c. All druggists.
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eceipts. 17o head: shin,

OUItIe-INeCeIPIsi IfO Heau, sHIpuneIIIsl a neau.
The cattle market moved along steadily and with
out any noticeable change in prices The nature of
the demand however indicated slight improve
ment. In the matter of quality, nothing was
good, yet the yards were pretty well cleared. We
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The Iron Market.

The Iron Market
Screw and strap ainges-41<@5sc; according &C e
rise. Lesd-P1g, b951Sc; barn, TO- Bar Irons CO.
Norway irun-Rars and saRpee, 697o; nall
roo. s0oc. Cut Nails-Eos. 10 70 60, IS 50per ksg;
smaller sisss oo reSnist sdysnoe Horse sa9 e n
higher. Horseshoe Esils-N Northwestern, Globe
and Putnam, finished, SIS 50 for SIS: smaller sizes
regular advance. Carriage and Tire Bolts-Re
Nuts and washers 4s5 cents OF manufacturers
lists Iron harrow Teetn-4c. steel Harrow
and Qualities additional; round machinery, &C.
spring. Sc; toe calE, 30; hammered, LAY, S9lOc
tire, according TO size and brand. 5@7c; pillow
steel slabs, 5aa5oL
Drug Market.
Alcohol. 81 2i@2 2s; calomel 75cesl Is; cam
sOc; gum opium. 81 50S5 IS; indigo, 81 0o93 90
morphine, 81 5002 70. Oils-Castor, 81 00@1 10
sweet oil, 9Oc@sl IS; olive OIL 81 5093 co. berga
mot (Sanderson'sl, 20 75Ca3 90; lemon SANDER
son's), s. 25aS so. Quinine. p q W.. 81 1902 Is
cinuhonidia,P. d W.,s Oo9l 05. American bi-carb
soda, 4@5c; English do, 5h@6c. snuf-Garrett'i
doz. Flove's sulphur, 4g6c: Turpentine, 4sg5Oc
English yer red, by b6l 2s4c; less quantities IL e
Cloves Gov 9Ssasc RSSbaT6, coo ssi Is window
glass. 60 and per cent; double IS per cent. OF.
miscellaneous Markets..
Hemlock sole. 2sessc; osk sole, s604sc; Penn
sylvanie harness leather, 37940c; harness leather
soes7e; Birdie leather, pc: dos. sso9I2; domestic
sOc9u 30: French calf. 81 1On1 IS.
Ofis-Wequote: rLinseed, raw. SIC; boiled, soc
lard oil, extra, 9599Sc; miners OIL, SIC; lubri
eating oil, l206Oc; straits oil, 48@50c: bsnkine i
11<c; coal oil, Indians legal test 9x@10c; $50
test l09l0xc water white, lE0o, l21z91Shc.
Timers 5upplies-We quote:
Bes. charcoal tin, @, 10x14, 14x20 and is11f
81 90 per box K Iox1A, lkx20 and 12x12 SO 90 pei
box; G, l4x20. roofing tin, 90 so per box 2ox2s
13Gi4; block Tin, IN pigs, 2Sc; In bars, go roI
AZ iron. * 90: ~ @ Iron, 81 90; Mocrsnesd gal
vaniEed, so per cont. discount Shoot siac, S1z
Copper bottoms, sic. Plantshed copper, SEC. Sol
ey, l5017c. Wire, 40 per cent. OF LIST.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
MONEY AND STOCKS.

The demand for bank Accommodations continues
light, and rates OF discount easy at and per
cent There is little good mercantile paper offer
ing and merchants appear to be satisfied with the
general condition of things. Exchange continues
to command premium of fifty cents per $1,000.
New York financial Market.
NEW YORK. June 26.-Money-394 per cent,
closing 21<9s per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-1<95H per cent
Government Bonds-Unchanged except for
AS coupon which are Is per cent lower.
Railroad Bonds-Irregular.
i State Securities-Without feature, except for
Tennessee mixed, which are per cent lower.
Share speculations opened generally higher at
| fractional advance from closing yesterday. After
fractional advance in the general list the marke
became weak and recorded decline of A@% per
cent. subsequently the market became strong
and a recovery of H@H took place. In early
afternoon prices reacted 191 per cent, succeeded
| by an advance OF H@s4 per cent The market
then became weak and sold off steadily to the close
the decline ranging from A915s per cent. Market
closed weak with values H@2 per cent.
lower than saturdays close, the latter Michigan
Central
Central Pacific II, 600 Lackawanna, q. 600 Denver
and Rio Grande 1900 Erie, 1000 Kansas and
Texas, ZI,OOJ Lake Snore, 22,OOO Loulsvlne ana
Nashville 5 600 Michigan Central, 1000 North
western, 1900 New Jersey Central, 5000 New
York Central, 900 Northern Pacific. 5000 Read
ing 1000 st. Paul, 10000 st. Paul and Omaha
1900 Texas Pacific, 1000 Wabash and Pacific
aud S 900 Western Union.
Mining stocks fairly active and strong. Robin
son advanced from % TO 100, closing at SO; State
Lines, and 5, advanced from 80 to 81, closing at
81; Oriental and Miller advanced from 80 TO 80;
Navajo strong at $50 to $50; Chrysolite declined
from $50 10 345. Sales for TO day, l67S50 shares.
Bullion receipts from the mines, SiS,0 600.
GOVERNMENT sECURITIEs
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

.terlng, 60 days....4s5 per cent. ex DIV. 1873
U.s. 81, extended. zoos New q. 8. Fs.........-l205
EoTE-The purchasing price for Government
sonds In Indianapolis varies from the. New York
quotations H91 per cent.
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Onious-Bermuda. ~ SO per crate; new South
ern onions, Sc so per Dbl.
Beans-Choice navy. 81 oo; medium, Is 20;
rarrowfat. $3.50.
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LIVERPOOL. June 26.-Cotton-Easier al
l3l6@7d; sales of 10000 bales, including ,OOC
for speculation and export and 1000 American
Corn-No white, 6s 51sd@6s cd. Bacon-Cum-
berland cut steady at SIS long clear steady at Cos
short clear steady at 62s Cd shoulders steady al
49s. Cheese-American choice dull at 6s Cd
Wheat-Winter steady at los sd
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-01-28

Twenty-three car loads, (2750 head) of sheep passed through Yuma on Monday last, en route from Los Angeles Go. Cal, to the pasturage about Benson, Arizona.
 Of course, Arizona has no grazing lands, yet cattle and sheep by the many thousands are shipped from California, the land of grass, to
 Arizona, for fattening, thence re- turned as beef and mutton to feed our California peighbOrs. This is all we'll enough, only it does not harmonize with the tenor of some of the State journals, sand private letters of some CaIiforni- ans to their friends, Il at repre-
 sent Arizona as all barren waste!
The Arizona sentinel., 1882-01-28
Biz Res ults from Little Causes.

"no you kDow?" rema ked d man to his friend on Chestnut Street, a day or tw, since, l believe both Conkling and Plat had bad case of skin disease whtn they resigned !' "What makes you ;hink so" inquired the listener in astonisbment. Well, you see they acted in such al eI1tptiCe manner-sO rGSh~ly as it were Save" "Oh! yes, savc," replied the oth CT, "they were 6oI-ing over. and merely resigned to hum u' themselves, suppose. If such te case, the National difficulty might have been averted by applying Swayne's Ointment for skin deseases.