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REMOVAL.
TO RENT,
LOST.

ON SATURDAY MORNING. FROM IN x,
- Hamilton stage, between Phoebe ~ IL
rour.mile House, . Whistler Pistol, LAVE
nnder will bring 1t to this ONCE he will .rs,'H
q hitting reward. ell"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-18

In connection with the above, we are now pre-.
pared to do regular Stock Brokerage Business,
and will 80
, 1874-03-16
LOCAL ITEMS,

Yesterday morning q woman named Nollio
Blair was found by Oi!lcer Cannon In a nond OF
watsr ~ tho Old gas,houso lot, on Marot htreot.
At first it was thought that she lad beon dtaggod
there and left to die, but it seems sho got drink
and fell into tho hole Of water. Hal the officer
not found ler, she must soon havo periehed but
he procured wagon and took her to tho Ar
mory, where sho was cared for. :
William Keefe is q mucl, injured man. Not,
bolng content with putting him in jail, somo Of
corner Of sangamon street and Chicago ayonuo,
but luckily the flames woro discovered and OK
tinguiehed by Engine No. before much da1nago
was done.
Tho alarm OF fire from Boz s at about s
o'clock yohtsrday morning WIS caused by tho
dlscose7y OF tire 10 & rag store at No. "a south
Market street. Tho fro waB undoubtedly tho
result Of spontaneous combustion, but az tic
pEopretorB Wele not about, tho loaB aud insur-
anco could not bo obtained.
On Wednesday last, JameB Ward, residipg ut
tho corner Of Wood and Twenieth street. left
home with horse and wagon and had not beon
seen since till yesterday, when hiH body was
his horse and wagon. Tho body WAS taken to
his residence and tho coroner notified. Ward
leaves wife aud throo small children.
at halt-past3 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon a
very sud cuso Of fratricide occurred IN tho
NORTH Side. a party of boys vera playing in an
Branch River. Among them were two little
Sons Of G: Hlrsch, who roaidea ut 70 Elston
road, Hans md Emil, aged respcctiycly and ID
years. During their playing Emil drow pistol
from bis pocket aud playFully pointed it at his
brother, when it went OF, and, tho bullet pass
ing through Hang templo, killed him inatantly.
Al Boon ~ Emil saw what be had done Lo
dropped the pistol aud fed. Later In tho cyon-
ing he waB arrested and locked up in the Chi
caFy Avenue Station. The Coroner was notified
Of the sad occurrence, and will hold an inquest
to-day. '>''
John Hagar is Chicago's Jacob. He took q
stone for pillow, and went to sleop on tue side-
walk in front Ut the Armory where ho was found
BY Sergeant Ebersold and furnished with .
ney to tho Brilowell.
, 1874-03-16

rnonBo crowd although hIs oratory was uncouth,
1t was powerfully Impressive, a,ld froquoptly
moved his audience to tonrB. Temperance aor
monB wetb preached in nil tho Protestant md
son1o OF tho Catholic ch,lrolloB to-day. Io-mor-
row Horios Of prayor-moottngg for divine as
eiBtanco in te chuao will bogn in all tho ollroll
oH, with conference meetings oneh ovoninE nk
ao1uo ono church. Tho 1ndiop rrnpoeo to begin
tho circulation Of total abstinence pledges to-
morrow.
At DAYTON. . '.....
DAYTON, O., March 15.-rhe crudaticts contin-
uod to work with their customary zoaf Saturday,
but tho day WAS without strking aucccsH, OK
cept that ono Of tho bands superintendent tho
pou,ing out Of Mrs. Tapr9n'a whiaky. Bho had
boon orilorod by her landlord to quit tho trano
Or leavo the house, but lo generously proposed
to give her tliroo months, In consideration OF hcr
sacrifice. Tho 1a1ica went down to sco lor mako
tho sacrifice, mud congratulated tho won1hn.
Tile lcRguera have resolved to adopt tho dotect-
Two aystcm, and will soon attempt to establish
Of customers.
SUIT AdAlNsr PRAYING WOMAN.
Hadledt tho satoon-keopor, procured tho ar
rest Of MrB. Thonns, head of tho baud, for tito
violation Of tho ordinance against obBtruottnE
thu strootB. Bho was hold to Gnil In B100. Hor
attornoys demand n jury trial, which will begin
Wednesday. Tho penalty Is . finc Of from SIS
to $40 and costs. Tho difficulty In finding Jury
will bo great. Hadlocl's attorney won't accept
an anti-tomporanco sympathizor, and Mrs.
Thomas Won't accept q liqtor-dcaler or BYmpn-
thizer. Tho city III divided between tho two
classes. =.
Father Goctz, a Catholic priest, declainod
bitterly against tho crusaders to-day.
, 1874-03-16
IN MEMQRIAM.

CINCINNATI. O., Mnreh 15.-Tho colored people
hold u,asH-nleeting tomorrow night, to oxproaa
respect to the memory Of Senator Sumner. at
which, ampng those engaged 10 speak, al the
uou. Stanley Matthews. the llaV. O. d. Doynton,
and tho IIon. 8, Z. Hunt.
IN TOLEDO.
. Speci1l Wsnatch to The EhtcaGo 1Tibune.e
ToLEDo, O., March 15,-The colorod people OF
this city to-day held meeting 10 give oxproBaion
to their sorrow for the loss OF their great cha1n-
piun, Senator Bunlnor. EulogleB were pro-
nuuucod upon his ohalacter, mud poems read by
colorod men. ali OF a. fair degree OF literary
mort and expressive ct tho deepest gratitude
for tho great Bervlco rendered tlelr race BY tue
deceased Senator,
IN DETROIT, -
special DfspatcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DETAoIr. March l5.-Goneral sermons were
preached in this city to-day on Mr. Summers
death, notably ono this evening ut tho Congrega-
tonal Church by tho Rov. DR.. Eddy, to i worry
large congregation.
To-molrow night tho colored people of this
city hold u public inootiug to tako action in re-
gard to the nRttor.
IN NEW YORK.
New YonK, March 15.-Tho oolorcd citizens
united THIS morning ut the church Of tho 11ey.
E. Garnet in memorial services In remembrance
Of Charles Sumner. appropriate resolutions wele
adopted.
8ERMoH ny MI. BEECuEH.
nav YoRXt March 1B..-At plymouth Church
ttls evening, the 1sov. Henry Ward Doocher do.
, 1874-03-16
IELEGRAPHlc RREYtILES,

Tho Trustees Of tho Southern Railroad will,
roadbed for tllo limo OF tie Southern nallroad,
located Saturday, from and near ChatwoodH, Oh
the moth line of Tennessee, south GO miles to
the CROSSING Of the Gregory Riyer.
Tho Manitoba delogates OF the Provincial
tions with tho Dominion Government for an
extended tcrriyor1al boundary and improved ro-
lations In othor rosEocts with tho Dominion.
Tho nev. s. II. Post, rastor Of the First Unit
ed Congregational Church Of st. Louis, has boon
invited to participate In tho Congregational
Council to commence in Now Yoik on tho 24th
inst, to investigate tho action Of Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, in permitting tho namo Of
Theodore Tilton to be dropped from tho roll OF
TINT church without all investigation Of hts con-
duct in relation to tho Beocler scandal.
, 1874-03-16

hn
iar' an Was sccused Il not knowing ao g. l,s b"s-
ness, oto. why too partcular7 feoauao lie
could nat bn forced into fading what ho knew
had not bought, and what would not suit my
trade. He had no AK to grind Will, tho packer.
ors give heavy bonds. I proroBo to havo but
ono Gcnoraf INSPECTOR, 10 to bo guaranteed such
salary TIM. Le will fear notthor pnckor broker,
nor tenler II understand MIR. Canpbcll'e inBpco-
tion feoB amounted to over e12, ,0Od last soahon),
sib1e for Ills own aud tho acta Of hts Deputies.
Next, let tho pork-packorB Aeeociation and
Donrd Of Tralo adopt hlr. Campbotl's suggestion
tint, whom p!lo Of moat ehoTs 20 por cont or
pile. This rulo waa adopted by tho National Pork
Packers Association, but Chtcago ignored tho
whole action of that National Association: por-
i,'aam,,nh m abn nnokn niont nnn.t{ird of tl,o
ho0a rmt in thn Wcat' ami shoma .itotain enl1 mt
>1e dictated to by any small or outside poiuis
: NeW toiK not excepted). 80 long Oh eho aooa
right and no longer.
ments from the ravlorB md sello1s, when lii
their own boltef i,ioy would mot t1,rn ont right
in month after, but4hvy could not reject thorn
hocnuso they woro. not aotuhny bad thon. II
mitteo would lnvo beon called, and In all prob
abi]ity paeBct1 1t. Now, ask what right has tho
Inspector to give tho bone1t Of Ills doubt to tho
scllor whothor he be packer Or not? Why
JGopaIu1ZQ NY lHt1IGbts NucH G1uplb4 u!Iut
simply to get his inspection fco, BY putting
meats on mo TINT ho had tho loast
doubt about7 should hayo tho benefit Of that
doubt, not tho seller. But no; that bonoht Is
giycn to the packcr, or scllor, az hundreds Of
thousands OF pounds Of shoulders, now IN tho
Dook Companyy's horse, inspected by thcBo wiso
inspectors month since as "all sound, NOR
chantablo, etc.," now all tainted, will nttc1t. Tho
packor Is to bo censured for l1B careless c,1re
Which has been Lis luBs to certain oxtent, md
would hnvo bccn far greater, Ind tho Inspector
done his duty to tho buyer. Any packer, who
will diHmIHB an Inspector for being too particu-
iar, knows 1liH cure will not boar proper nspec-
ton. NOW little information Mr. Campbell
vuuohsafes to give to tho brokers, for I suppose
ho thinks lib fit subjects for his Instructions:
brokers' would do well to remember TINT, though
meats may DO Irregular when pafsc'l by Inspector
still soe lots nra very much superior to others III cut
ana qnas .hogn nonen anu so & ~ s,a sG
o @ ~ ~ ona, ro"ct cssnnr
aSonldcrs. thc wi,ercnbnts of Which they know mo
eaying liz Iusnector 10 te not luck and very often
accept IN article tic consigneo docs not want This
sss commend to tho attention Of George the sGcond
who talks $50 ooo bonds and OF "puttng The Blanc
"aero IL oo1onge'' o.c'
-, Leaving tue inspector to tako POI lncK;
We'll, pot luoK " Is goo9. II nnaeratana tn's
term as gonofaiy appnea, IL leiers 20 pelaon
dropping In to meal not particularly prcpaloa
for him, aud he Is expected to tnko "pot luck"
or or tako 1t as ho finds 1t, or tnko Int ia be-
FSTN Il ffY] 1
, 1874-03-16

1vorcd MI eloquent oration on tho life and char
actor Of Oharlea sumnor, taking for bis text tho
2oth vorBo Of tho lat chapter Of Iaaiah: "And
will rcstoro thy judges aa ut tho first, and thy
councillors as at tho beginning, aftorwarda!
thou shalt bo called tho City Of
righteousness" IIo said tho character
Of Summer waB not that Of = gonius lis great
noBs lay in tho comprohensivenoaa OF hla aduca-
tiou aud his high moral principle. Like John
to freedom. His 1 memory % wonld boroberiai,ed IL
tho oarta Of tho colorcd raco to tho ond Of time,
mud hia ifo ought to DO held up aB q bright OK
ample to tho youth of our country, especially at
tlis tlma, when corruption Is no universal
, 1874-03-16
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,
TWO Interesting Suits ut Lafayette,
ind

LAFAYETTE. 1ud., Maroh IA yery impor-
liant suit is now being tried in tho Circuit Court
hero, involving tho validity Of tho lease Of the
west end Of the Lafayette, h1unco Il Blooming
ton 1lnilroad to the Toledo, Wabash Il Wosteln
State line. A lnrEe array Of legal tatont appears
ont zach side, including ox-Goy. lakor on tho
gldo Ut the defendants. The Board Of County
Commissioners arc tIl6 plaintiffs.
The board Of Commissioners to-day ordered
itB attorneys to apronl tho caBo lgainrt the
HOARD, pf School Trustees to tho Supreme
Court. 1t waK suit brought to recover interest
Oh tho school fund ln tho hands Of the Treasurer
OF the Board.
, 1874-03-16
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. G., March 15.-Tor tho Up
por Lake region and thence uouthwartl to tic
Lower Missouri Valley, tho Temperature will ro-
main above freezing, with fresh to hrnk south
elly winds, falling barometer, aud possibly light
rain.
SALT LAKE, March 15.-Reports from Tho limo
Of the Central Pacific atate tint d heavy snow
with high wlnd ia prevailing again to-day oil
along tho line from Alta to points eaHt Of Ello.
The cuts recently olearel out aro rapidly filing.
The train due ut Osdon tomorrow morning Is
now twontY hours late, with TO prospect OF get
ting through before Tuesday. The Union Pa
clio trains arc on time.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO; March 1G-1 =. m,
, 1874-03-16

Sptcias Dfanateh to fhe Chfcapo Tribune.
LATslSd. Mich, March 15.-Ilo temperance
crusade has commenced in WillamHton, II miles
enst. on tho Detroit, Lanslng l. Lako Michigan
Railload. -Four prosecutions Of saloon-kecpors,
and two temperance lectures, hayo almost
brought out praying womou.
Special Dtspatch 10 The chfcaaa Tribune
DETROIT, Mich. March 15.-Tho temperance
crusade III shs State haa about triu1npnol at Al
lega1, and il in full heat at Adriai with fur
prospects of SUCCESS. Reports from the interior
Bay that tho movement is about to be sot on
foot in twenty-soyeu other pacos in tho State.
, 1874-03-16
AN INTERESTING LETTER.
MI. sUaiNER 70 a GENTLEMAN IN bpRlN1F1EL1

MH% EUMEEH To HENTLEMAH IN BPNINUF1EIUf
MASS.
sPn1NarIELp, arass.. March 15.-The Spring.
field Republican tomorrow will print d letter
from Alr. Summer to personal friend in tllsB
city, dated March 20, 1875 in which, after allud-
lug to lis sickness, which he sayH "goes back
iu its origin to injuries received seventeen years
ago." ho speaks az follows Of his " "Battlo-1lag
bll:"
It Bcc1ns to mo unjust anu hard 10 understand that
my bill cau bc called hostile to soldiers or to tho ples
don't, when it wus introduced by mo aay 8, 1869, aud
tlen ugaia Fob. q, lBo5 and when 1t hus been co1l
dcu. Thomas all good and truo soldiers. II porsola
would only consider eanddly my original convictions
Oh this question: they wnud ECU how nalrnl aud iu-
ey1table has beel my conduct As II, In such nut
ter. could hayc hostility Or spite 10 auybodyl lam
senso OF duty than in this bill oil Of which wifi be
ut last Meanwhile men will founder in mlsconcop-
ton and Misrepresentation 10 e regretted 1n day ot
Light. Sincerely yours, CHARLES sualhEn.
, 1874-03-16
OHIO.

CHlQs
At YELLOW SPRINGS.
Spetta{ Dispntch TO Tho Chfctw Tribune.
YELLOW SPRINGS, O., March l4.-Tho war Ia
over hore. Tho Inst saloon surrendered nncon-
ditioually to-1ay. -
ANTI-TEMPEnANCE sIEfT1Na.
C1No1NEArI, o., Marcl, 15.-Apti-Iomporanc
meetings yelo held at uamlltou and GAINESVILLE
Inst night.
Fifteen minister's 'n Cincinnati preached tenn
pelance solmouB to-day.
At TOLEDO,
special Dispatch tc ahs Chicago tribune.
Tol.Epo, o., March lb.-Van rSlt, the roform-
cd saloon.keeper, spoke here to-day to Al im~
, 1874-03-16

Special Dispatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
TOLEDO, o., March 15.-Ycslerday Albert
Lnt . 1G-year old lad, whose parents reside in
the woods near tho city limits. Ho became
separated from his friends. who shortly after
heard 4 gun-ehot and tlen saw young Link run
toward them and fall dead. Examination of tho
body showed that he had shot himself in tho
neck with d revolver he hnd been carrying. 1t
is supposed the shooting was accidental, a. no
known IeaaonH existed lor suicide.
, 1874-03-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW Your, March 16.-The Pacific mail steam
or Rising Star, "liol. sailed from Now York on
tho 7sh OF February for Aspinwall, has not yot
boon heard Of hero.
Arrived, steamer City Of Richmond, from Liy-
erpool.
L1vEnroox, March 15.--The steamships Leip-
sic, from Baltimore, and Illinois, from philaiel-
'phia, arrived out.
, 1874-03-16

-of United States Senators, hIr. Ferry, OF
Gonnectiout;. Mr. Edmunds, OF Vermont; Mr..
Drownlow, OF Tennessee: MI. Motion. Of Indi-
nnH, and Mr. Lewis, Of Virginia, are all reported
to be IN very leoble health, and aro not Seen in
, 1874-03-16

6FeeIa7 U7Spdae6 70 tbs Chicago 7F7bWtle.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, March 15.-Tohn D. Mer-
rill las bcen appointed to proceed to Buffalo to
represent Tho yoBeel-ownora OF Milwaukee at
tho meotng Of. the Board Of Lake Underwriters
In attempting to Induce Tho Board to retain the
old folm Of policy, as regards the nanpcr Of
estimating tha damage to bcaehed vessels
, 1874-03-16
IOWA.
n,1eetai Dispatch to Tie Chttago Tribune.

McGnEaoR, H., March l6.-Thc Catholics Of
Lawlor propose to celebrate st. patrok's Day by
grand temperance meeting. Prominent speak,
era have boen engaged to address The audionoo
on tho subject OF temperance. Extensive prol}-
arations aro being made, and thero III htllo
doubt TINT tho celebration will be successful aud
result in great good.
, 1874-03-16


sLOAT-In This city, Sunday mprniug, March Is, uf
f2nsnmnt'an. Aim barbara u. soa beloved wltc OF
Fnno;nl Tn Tuesday, 17th. at uoon from 67o South
Whokaitssa1a s f:o 1av,tsa pn.fa ,..,o COM,
WH!TE.0n Saturday Mnrch H., At 10 p, ,a., Ut con-
snmpton, hliehaol y. White, aged % years..
doneo ct J. ii; Oeary, 17 PaskaT. to st, latiath's
Church, tlenoo BY Tho cars to Calvary ComoteIy.
s.MAYNAnD-sunday, March l5 john Maynard, asod
20 YcaEh and 10 days.
Funeral frum his tAta residence. IS South sangamon
IT., Tuesday, at p. Frlonda invited 10 a:toud
, 1874-03-16
ILLINDIS.
At 0ALESUtlHG.

specfal Dtapatch 10 Ihe Chicago Tribune
GALEsBuna, ILL.,, March 15.-Tho temperance
meeting in tho operaHouso this afternoon WA
attended by IN i'm .nenso audience. Tho Rov.
Mr. Gardner Of the uniyersaliBt Church, spoke
upon tho subject Of "Licenso or No License"
Ho took strong ground for no liconse. He did
not beliovo the movement in Ohio would accom-
piish its desired end unlosB the temperance ro-
formers there could ope1ato upon tho law-
makers, and prevent 1iconse. 10 thought tho
placo to work WAS upon City Councils and Logis-
1atures rather thnn in tho saloons. Prayers for
our City Councils would be more appropriate
than prayers for aa]oon- koopols. Our ladies'
who arc holding daily meetings mud circulating
petitions for no licenses he beloved to be work
ing in the tr,1e way. Tho cause is gaiuing
strength by each Sunday moeting' and promises
to succeed.
At YonKv1LLE.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
'YoRKy1LLE, ILL.,, Mareh 15.-YeBtoiday boing
tho day set for tho lrinl Of two OF tho liquor
casos, q largo number Of people came in from
tho surrounding county to hear and aeo tho ro-
suit. The first suit was against Sullivan for
selling liquor to IN intoxicated peraon. The
trial was before Justice Oolph, but the defend
ant demanded q jury. and of course got 1t. Tho
persecution was conducted by 1tuB Coy, mid tho
defonBo by Judge D. F. Parks, Of
ana nni0 T. d. nGSfs Sam heh'n e SorkSo Sf b'?t IT,
evidence wna positive md conclusive, but
tho able and aBtute attorneys for defendant
made q strong effort in behalf Of their client,
They were benton at every point by Mr.. Coy,
were ont but short timo, and brought in yer-
dict Of guilty, and fined Sullivan 350 aud Gusts.
Doek's trial. began Ut sp. m., ind lastod till
about 7 o'clock. Only two witnesses were
sworn, although twenty, i is eald, could
which was tho came as that against Sullivan.
The jury fouad for defendant. to cvorybody'a
surprise, but tho case has been appealed to the
Circuit Court, whero good caro- will 10 taken to
Book. Other triala are to take placo soon, and
it looks US though tho we'll filled purecs Of tho
sal0on-keepors wouM be drained dry.
All cnthusiastio meeting waH hold at the Con-
gregatloual Church tonight, and another was
universal, md everything lookA bright for tho
reformera.
, 1874-03-16
CASUALTIES,


Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LA6A1LE, ILL.,, March 15.-Four teams Of
horses woro running nway at ono time on Wator
Bstect in poru. yesterday afternoon. Ono Of the
horses took to tho sidewalk. knocking down and
instantly killing George Plock. farmer Of tho
township Of Eden. nlr. Plock was 67 years Of
ago.
, 1874-03-16

Tho Titusvilla Herald publishes dispatches
showing that tho wells In tho fourth Hanta
but 1000 barrels daily against IL 900 last becenl-
Der.
, 1874-03-16

Tho Steamer <siasgov Not Lost.
LONDON, March 18.-1t WAS tho steamer Queen
Elizabeth, from Calcutta, that waa lost off
Tarifra, with fourteen lives, not the GiaHgow, as
reported in ap1oyious dispatch.
, 1874-03-16

Tho remaining II towns and placcs, last ycar,
gave Straw 1,034, Weston 1868, Dlaokmer Is,
Hcnttering 81.
, 1874-03-16

MEN. HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
From thd Eestou Globe. llarch 10.
Tho fight is over, and Now Hampshire is in
the hands OF tho Democrats. RETURNS aro now
in from ESQ towns, aud tho record by counties
stands thus:
, 1874-03-16
WHY Pay $3.50 10 $3.50

For Top Buegy, when, ut the Auc-
ton Sale on Tuesday, March II, at
10 q. NJ, by GEO. 2. GORE g. co..
68 81 10 Wabash-nv., you can buy
ono at your own price, ? Open Bug
GIGS and Democrat Wagons and
Harness at same rntes.
, 1874-03-16
SOUR MEATS.
Report from tho Packers and BRO.
kcrs OF Chicago.
Another from the Provision-Dealers
Of Baltimore.
Slight Difference Of Opinion.

REPORT OF TIE onruAoo INVESTIGATING CON-
CHICAGO, Mare1, II, 1874.
Afr, President and Gentlemen Of ths Iork-Iaeksrs'
Your Committee, to whom was referred tho
matter Of tho communication published In The
tribune Of the 7th inst. for investigation, llav-
ing given tho matter due attention, beg loayo to
tho author of tho articlo roforred to, and heard
his statements to tho following effect: That, In
writing tho aforesaid article, ho did not intond
to state, or to inninuato, that thero waa now, or
ers, brokers, or inspectors, to wrong or dofraud
anybody; mid, Furthermore, that he had no idoa
that my such collusion had oycr existed, but
blamos tho system Of inspection rather than any
Your Committee, being Of tho opinion that
the above statements 30 qualified tho character
of tho nrticle referred to as to remove ths most
offonsive fonturos, would respectfully rccom-
mend your acceptance OF tliB report, and tho
discharge Of tho Committoo. Very respectfully,
JAMES TURNER, Chairman.
[NoTE.-What Mr. Cowan really said was thss
llr. Cowan acknowledges to having written tho
tcndcd to charge no man Individually Will, fraud.
1Io stated what lie beloved to bo tho facts. He
drew conclusions, aud II, by implication, my
man fecls himself charged, Mr. cowan deeply
snss ylsws OF rar rnov1sros-nrA1Ens or BALTIMORE.
70 Tic Ea!ser of The ch,eaao 3Ti1a1e:
SIR: Tho undersigned, proyiaton-doalere,
March, sighed IA suffcror," fully confirm by
our expericnce the statement made by tho
anthor, SO far Us rolutoB to damaged meats.
{signed)
]. G. Hnrvey l. Co., Armstrong 4: Hopkins,
Cassara Bros, Oakford Il Norris,
Geo. Caesara \ Co., Black h Krcbs,
Il. Caasara j. Son, 7. 4. George l. Co.
, 1874-12-14
MONEY AND COM MERGE.
FINANCIAL,

sAvunnAr EVENING, Dec. H.
A comparatively quot demand for loanH, and
y worry light movement Of curronoy to tho log
istricp, ravo boou tho characteristic fcat..rou of
Lho financial situation for tho wcoi.
with most OF tho bnuka Tie recoipta OF cur-
roucy havo boon larger thnn tho shipments.
Tho aroa from which currency IN locoivcd
lB Widening, md Is not now confined to
the wllcat-l aising districts, but includes Iowa,
Illinois. mud Wisconsin. Cnrronay l,aH
boon uont In Bnall amounts to tho lug districts,
but tho divergence botwron the views Of buyers
and sel!crs, aud tho d!strnst on tho part OF tho
packcrs Of tho future prico Of PROVISIONS havo
continued to opcratp nEalnnt a,y 1arEo moVo-
,ncnt OF money in that direction Or OF hoga @ to
tho city. Tho packng neason IS mat ~ M my
luennB nenr ita end, ana thcro Will certainty po
largo aggregate amount of uurrcicy solat OUT
Ioroafter for loga bnt tho nl,noat fosorlsh move
1ncnt At tho beginning Of tho season "''l llot 10
repeated. ...-... ..,<.
euriuv tho week. to tho Lake Superior mining
district. ~,..,,
rnor ny BY ay t. oneSS So a. I1S nrena n|unp"". bo
tween banks for e1oo0 Il tue pren,,n; ,,;,,ts coil,
tiuuos to ntlyanco tl,nro will aopn be shipments
OF currency 10 Now York. ~ nm ort M
Tho ccarings Saturday Welo osa ,,p ~ ~"
For tho wook ihoy hayo been go o29 54oujo; tno
balnncos s24G7 tho igrres lns o 'H nc co5 81
rosnonlilpr wcok of last year wpro Sl9, 82o1',
aud al.9iS, 2a31S, respectively.
Applications lJr loa,la hayo not beonn pressing
through to wook cooetioa j. lnyo ,o ornSofy oos Snfy
good and ayo supplied many Fl .,cors ersate ave
bocn @ M using m less money tl.an they woro doing,
market. ,uk lilo grain markets. arc quiet. Withsl,
thoto Inns boon n fair discount business donc,
ol,l,u,rl tl,u banlu could cortniniy do moro.
Tatos lmvo remained 10, per cant to
REGULAR customers, with slight concessions
to outside borrowers with ilrat-c]ass napse5r
for ehort time. Street ratea aro 8@l5
nnr cont rc.i estnto loans aro DD10 por cont,
thouyl s,orcs,t il acceptable for very goud loalB
on long ti,nc. Moro or less money If continually
sent III trot, tho country for Investment bore,
aud tonea 10 kcop Tho marhet easy.
Preston. Kcun l. Co. furnish a summary for