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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-09-18
IIDDian Suffrage Notes.

That Justice should be done though the
heavens fall. the Coldwater Republican thinks
is an admirable position for an intelligent
journal to take That paper also says that
the women can't plead injustice or wrong
DONE" but 1t does not say the same as to men.
see Compiled Laws Of 1871, chap. eli, and most
OF the passages referred to in the index under
the head OF women" % females" wife, -
etc. The laws reads one way for men and an
other way for women. Lansing Republican.
We advocate the measure on the broad prin-
ciples OF justice and right OF equality for all,
before the law, under the law, and IN making
law. We advocate it on the principle that
Woman has as much, and the came natural,
inborn, inherent right to vote and help make
the laws which govern her, that man has,
There are many minor arguments that can be
made, but these are the principal and funda-
mental ones. II, through the enlarged oppor-
tunihes for Woman that Woman Suffrage
would give, one Of the results should be to
give both men and women a clearer knowledge
OF each others dispositions, turn Of mind and
desires in life, thus enabling them to choose
life partners more intelgently and nationally,
then il will be far better for both sexes, far
better for society, and far better for the sacred
ness, purity and stability of the family, con-
sidered as one of Gods institutions But TO
sum up this phase of the case, the women Of
the land are fully as much interested in the
sacredness and the permanence Of family rea-
tions, and the purity Of the household, as men
are; and we think in view of that fact, and in
view of its justice and equity. that there is
safety for them and us in giving them the bal
lot.-Monroe Commercial
ask no favor, no grace for woman. nothing
but her rights All will admit that woman
has right to herself and her earnings You
admit these. Yet you will not admit her night
to the ballot. But the other rights must be
held by very precsrious tenure II she does
not exercise this. II the men who make ana
administer the laws see that females are their
constituents they will not be very likely 70 iaii
to pay due regard to the rights OF woman
This lie the first great right which guaran'ees
al other riRhts.-Gerrit Smith.
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UNRULY RIVERS ~ CHINA.

The rivers in China frequently over
flow their banks and change their
courses, thus causing immense destruc-
ton 10 property, and creating much in
convenience 10 trade centres established
on their banks. The Yellow River has
deviated from its course nOrthward,
southwark, and nOrthwaTd again within
historic times. The last change took
place in 1853, and by it the banks OF the
Grand Canal were burst, and wide dis
tricts were flooded The river deposits
such quantity of So ment that the bed
rapidly rises. and causes the water to
overflow. Embankmcnts are built TO
cor .ain the stream, which have To be
enlarged from year TO year until IN times
of exceptional flood they are broken,
the river finds II new course through low
er lands, and the work of building en-
bankments has to be again Dmmcnced
The leveI of the old bed of the Yellow
River, in consequence of the building of
erlbankments, is from thirty TO forty
feet above the level Of the surrounding
country. The other rivers of China are
also subject to similar changes Of their
course, but this evil is not without its
compensating features, for il has led, in
these later days of enlightenment, TO a
prurosition TO abandon the old fashioned
tribute lin kind" paid TO the govern
ment for ;aAes, and the substitution Of
money payments. The difficulty OF
Transporting grain and rice through the
repeatedly broken canal has brought ne
Government TO look with some favor
upon the scheme Of accepting taxes in
money, and leaving to private enterprise
The supply oil food
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LOVE LN SWEDEN

COurtship and marriage in Sweden are
peculiar institutions. Du Chaillu says:
81 saw one match made. He met her
ut the gate, PC ID his finger IN her ribs,
and said:
"'I want TO get married; don't you|
"Oh, don't know Go away
"'Yes, yo, do. Let's get married.
"'Well, ask papa
Ono; never mind him. Wen get
married anyhow
And he went around telling every
body he saw:
I'm going TO marry that girl
"The preparations continued during
the three weeks required by law 10 have
the bans published in the churches.
Fishes were caught, stores II the feast
laid in, beer brewed, and whisky pur-
chased Wedding Publications are in
dulged in for week. This couple Were
married. They went from the church
to the house, and the bridesmaids lock
ed the bride in the room. The groom
knocked at the door.
"'lIow much will you give TO come
in?'
"'Two COWS and So
That's not enough
"'Three cows and $10.'
"Oh, you are rich. You must give
more than that
Give cows and SO was tho hlaI Cl'
fer, which was accepted.
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The Hubbardstown (Ionis county, Advert ser
says Sunday last millions Of flies were wing
ing their fight toward the South. The species
was an unknown one to us, bnt they were EVIL
IDENTIFY migrating to warmer region. as they
we're almost universally flying southwark. The
nary house fly, but the abdomen was much
larger, extending back more, and appeared of
a yellowish almost transparent color. The
wings are quite long and give the fly white
appearance while flying The total length OF
body was about half an inch. Their fight was
not very rapid and many Of them would light
on the ground. A large number Of Dight hawks
were sailing about over them, doubtless catch
ing them for food.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-09-18

The Board o. State Visitors Of Michigan
University-Rev. J. II. McCarty, d. D.. Char.
man--in their annual report to the Superintend-
ent OF Public Instruction, say: 4" Since the day
when our University was thrown open to women
the number has steadily increased. In 1901
IL was 81; in 1912, Ga in 1929, s8; at
present there are 90; distributed as follows:-
Academical, 50; medical, So law, ). From all
The testimony we can gather, the presence OF
lady students is most wholesome, while their
proficiency is remarkable. They are. by the
concurrent testimony Of the faculty, the equals
of the male students In all respects. We are
Of the opinion thai the feasibility OF the CO.
education of the sexes is placed beyond even
question. II is no longer an experiment"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-09-18

Lafayette Rawson was thrown from wagon
ou Friday last SO violently that his scull was
fractured, and several pieces of bone taken
from the confusion. Mr. Rawson had started
to his home IN the township OF Arlington in the
wagon of Mr.. Henry DeLong. a neighbor of
bis. DeLong had become intoxicated while in
town and started out al furious gait, and when
making a turn in the road, just west OF the
bridge. Rawsop wac hurled from the wagon and
injured as above indicated. He is doing quite
well and will probably recover. OF course no.
body is 10 blame. Whisky is nee institution,
and ought to be protected by law
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1t was not pleasing spectacle that lay
there with the early Sabbath morning light
streaming down upon 1t through the apertures
Of that unfinished bulldog, a loathsome, sick
ening mass Of debased humanity. soddcn andl
stupid from the diving effects OF the bad whisky
taken In during the night and the dreadful
punishment he had received. IL was an unhoIy
eight that even vultures and turkey buzzards
would shun. Such is the pleasant way in
which the Bay City Chronicle alludes to cit-
zen named Jerry O'Hearn. You would nat
urally suppose Jerry was the editor Of rva
paper, but be isn't.
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AT the Michigan Conference that has just
closed its session IN kalamazoo. Rev. J. W.
Robinson was appointed Presiding Elder for
thls, the Niles district, and the Rev. d. Burns
was assigned as preacher in charge for Paw
Paw, ]. p. Force for Iawton, G. c. Elliot for
Decatur. \. T. Gray for Lawrence. and S. d
Woodward for Keeler.
r. Clark for Bangor A. s. Mechesney for
South Haven. M. d. Ward for Mattawan. and
s. s. Wilson for Kendall. These latter are in
the Kalamazoo District.
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May visit people but TO advance
The true life philosophy Of our race,
That is spreading its tenets now apace
So The Great Father, His creatures will teach,
That thus far, their pow'rs inventive may reach;
When the Babel they build He will o'erthrow,
BY sweeping ire, or tidal flow
Till vain man has learnt on His strength to rest
And in harmony be forever blest.
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A genuine specimen o' the bactwoOds
connirv oul was taken n charge at the
Union Depot. recently avs the Augusta
(Ca) Ckg1Aict. by policeman, and es
coried 10 the City Hall. When the po-
liccman informed the officer in charge
that he had arrested his prisoner at the
depot, whele she had teen loahng ,or
several days, Cracker bonnet very calm
". and with smile that was "cl,ild.
like and bland lowering about her lips,
said "You lie, young man you found
me in the kear shedw The Girl said
that she was originally from Jackson
county, lately from Athens; name, My
ra Duncan; had no home, and didn't
know where TO find one When asked
if she intended to go into service, she
very contemptuouslv replied Ketch
me at that; it's too muC like aniggeI."
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south Haven Division.

Leave Kalama2oo-Way Freight, 200 a. IN. :;
Mail, 3:45 p. n.
Arrive at South Haven at 1920 n. H., and $3.50
leave south Haven-Mail, 7:3o a. N. ; Way
Freight3:l5 =. m.
Arrive az Kalamazoo az 1880 a. m. and 5;45 p. m
Going West. pass Coolies at s:25 a. IN. ana 4;5O
p n.
Going East, pass Coolies at 9:1o a. IN, and 4:lo
~. m.
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PAW PAW RAILROAD.

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the came
named Trans on the Michigan Central railroad
At Lawton, going east and west
LEAvEPAw PAW.
$50 A. M. returns from Lawton 81 A. M
0.A5 a. m, Mail Train, east.
Sis .. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east
HTrains return to Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
John IHLING Sup't.
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Does q standing joke ever regsiro a
seat
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Trains do not stop.
Trains do not stop except upon Signal.
Mail and Express Train East makes direct
connections at Lansing with Jackson, Lansing
& Saginaw X. X. for Bay City, Saginaw and
0wosso; and with Detroit, Lansing 4 Lake
Michigan X. r. Tor Grcenville, Ionia, Howell
and Detroit. Baggage Checked Through to
Chicago and all points on d. L. q L. M. r. r.
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THIRST NATIONAL BANk. Of Paw Paw. oIhc'
Il north side of Main street, doors west VI
Kalamazoo. ,,,,,,,, c.sy,p
A. SHERMAN, PRES. r. o. bi1louol N -
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" n MINING. VI. d.. Physician and surgeon,
r.. Ofice in I. W Van Fossen's Block, over
Wheaton, Drug Store. Residence on Elm street
ID door east of Niles Street. lViiI-o'
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Chicago and Lake Huron
Rail Road.

EFFECT MARCH 18th, 1874.
Western Division.
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" VAN DEUSEN. Fashionable Boot and sho
Ii Maker Ladies, Gents and Misses BOOTS
shoe. and Caters made to order in first Gas
style. Repairing done On reasonable terms sn'
at short notice, shop first door north Oh NokIh iS,
ERNBR Oeice. -
, 1874-09-11

!re't',l,S 2e9 g. No. stainod' 1901 American Hu'-
@ ,;Wss9so:: : = %; 10 ,ss, y 70 \, IT,; y
is iss r t1s;; ,ss; a. f. g Sa bundle % Per cent ss
to ha oxreeisons aef"ss" u semo. % Tho
tha rocodt change nt 1ttaburR and whool'ng. Tho
sss .sss Ss s5 sS sasa sGs ssse q e.: s. s: y
$375 net. Tho doinand Ia fhir. Wo quote: 1olc0a,
perx ksg, f31s; d ,nd ga Dc, $!.o9: d! & 1e,
o 'a' q ~ $3.50: Cd ao ss2S; Cd dot Ano' *.f''
NA9AE sronEs-wers qutot ant, ateaay; NJ.
es @iep e;pf hep + sssa a'saI sofa sfs IT, ifss
i. III ,sssSS;s ;.:Is s's s''S; e;
;h,co'e4 70 any inro,sa. ssggs' ranging to
q eaS ss S 80 dae ae ai asso sss' %
1s'a Ee e. rs os1 S H.: Ss,,s snfSf asssa ss
sait0a25; noasiooe o,l, strictly rass, slid; d.
sss ss5; ese:as g. H. IT, s5s p5ssa sHs 81 Sis.s
tino, 415Ac; naphthu. c5 gravity, 1eos naphths.
slow and o,y under liberal oror
ingB except chnico Early Rose, lota Of which
Il, Eettor demand It on truck and fov brought
fair 10 ehoics. fsoe@soo por hi. Also at 7Saeoo
per bt ia sscks sweo. potatoes, sweet yellow ILL.,
G pr aa es DC 5ss;s' oau.,
weak. The hot wo..hor q having ysrz .nisvorsole
ehiekons ii t3toa a7s; tu1fe1s. 0@loe oldehetona
1901 choo: sprngs iaea :s1 sa y and
f'n sEEpfnosS s6Rs sa3 vs. gnst il sds
gradually getlng ont Of market, Wa hcld hlRhcr
ss9ossss; s % nsadn eo9sr Nc rra X $40 IL
supply Is neary c1hhuated md tho now crop In w
Hungarian Hung md miues wero no.nina1y ar7n. Good
crushing nA1 aoad At s1:7s. sslas ineluds: b.s,
,s ,gs Gey !. ys: se ss, ss 1s' e i % :
NIX g 5ss: + xasa + S.s !. :: 1 ;s$5H . Is
aa mon at S; l aem snRs ao7sf @
baga aud eara good cr,!shing na1 At s1.76.
BALT-W.s moderately active and s.cady. onon-
ornary coarse ST. 30 conr.s diamond Q. $30o gEount
so!sr :3"o; asisy. Sittou bsgs s27s ia55E' Will
If TEAs-Nothnx now % VA developed ID connection
with this market. Thero Is stoaaiay good desnAnt
for japan, vhAe other toas renan rstdof quiet Quo
aSo; do, good. ssscso; Do, oto1co to extra fno, 81
@N.0a common to ilns old hyson, 6o965o: common
@psa so5a s'sa e sn0ss eoso &C. nsssay
9sps s scnon TO go. d. .:s97a 1s
t. fns ooons a5945o; good. ssseoe ohoieo to extra
T1i,aGio-Ts.,. +, .tooa,,x .ooa d,,,,+a n,
tobacco and the marts: displays great strength. Fol-
lowing aro tho prieea current
F1Nh CuT-Ext1a, 1bfa6sc; CHOICE G08b5o medium
b0Gs55c poor 10 common, 40a45c.
PLuo-hatural leaf, 75@5oo; bslf tr1ght, so97oo
blsck, sound, 4S@5Oo.
sMoKrso-uooi to ciioice, s2@aao; medium, sod
Sic; ; common, 2ea2oo.
.WoOD-1lolnoins dull nt abont former prices
pcoeb, $3.50; naplo $3.50; hickory. $3.50; siaus
S DGtR5 .so-lofi7ercd.
WoOL-A falr ntn,bcr Of orders wero rccavea ant
placed ns Ehs quotations following:
Good to primo tto-wnsncd. .6255s
P>or to good tub-whshed. ed.................. .4t962
Elmo and medium washed hccco. .4G847t
Cuarsc washed Gcecc. .............. .40e4bt
Medium and coarao unwashed. .a2ts sJ1
Fine unwashcd. .TQ3a2
Uuncrchantatlo aud hurry woo1 b910o less.
, 1874-09-11


hrtner Wcatorn mixed. 13tAG4o. nyo iirm at 02aQdo
s1 sien 5s1. s M; nfs Rlss I'll sfs s
atn relnc.l. 16c.
az a3;ressX ,swsr Xrs,e; ,,. da; ndI;, ,n,,u.
IN caranns 1s,lsts ae otser feoling fas TO primo to
- SM!askT1 aur 'rrirgs,a'si.ci rirgms at ssi.ci7.
pu,, riatttAl;s'pn1A:. ~. y n,31lA:.-.. ,,
ooI 1rsss ant,vs aept: GsI. vIt
27S wo., 9o ar, =. .p Inal"na I H. estra family h9
nrmnr, ,rod s v"s,ers so oa aeadg a. g5So9c. Corn
50f%@6,s: >, '''' 0''' A'~' "''0'
is1r9x,1, mr!1krIt1f; o1;Gfss AND roo..,,ncn,n..,
,,;e,,ao5 1eoa-7''a's fehned ll%o; crude, un
s'Aus'0' BUFFALO.
a. s3$l2 a.;sr, or, o5fn u Y e. Rssae aeesnd hu
s ss. iss '1S t. nsaes saiss:
CD avr,.-nuu
pnx1ours@unso.,.ed npaMj wheat, 11o. oo,n. I'M
rrr f,n,x.rs f r." gent. w'uEorS iaMlsnov,.,ox.
6thar. 69mn Mnamn.a1ns ,,anS. ra91 A. @'''oes7'o'
Corrosntnan'anf ,nna,rato, mia. son h,., ,,,...
easier ms;ty eonaSsd e nssaIs sa!Issa
nars o It'll sood lord oraa1, 4sSe sHs; les lesos & e.
~ tgst 20 EftSt LOW inla9nhae. mlddl.nga
roeolnss 5ss aigs no e1norts stoc
g aespmlSss. s.DaaS' X. 40''
,,o o,Eos4r1 q. sopt -stosdy; modot>
a5.4o. Wheat soarca and irn,: rsd. b. .9sai Is:
whsse A.ls@l.sq Corn fsir ana ilrrn No. mixed.
s ssr sns At 1Saera 5n
lrIn spring, &1.oda1.lo. -
sse o'r1ps9f$ ,ld 81 fa,s oil dull saa shade lower at s
, 1874-09-11

Nxw YonE, Sept. lo.-corTos-Low niddling
tSarss sass
's nasspsrusss-Floar ST. Fl Receipts, 1scoo br,s; In
1s sup aae 'sa sals ss
advancing; Western, s4.soG&.65. Whoat-Rcceipts,
s2s1 sstst e*s r. y" osssao S fl, ssad T
sofa spsas, sii?$i8; Ne. spsiss, I :isss5.ss; as
Ii.c0. Darloy qaist; aat steady ana aneasnsei. aaS
oosooo osts-socvIpis, 2oc5o b.; iiree ind SA! n.
ysncing by. With loss doing; mixed Western, a7SsSo
HoFH-Stoady.
daoosnrks-cotfee unuettled; rio, 149sc@1oc, Bu.
gas M @ asin tsiry aotiye; unchanged. hoiasses aud
Rs;ne.sgsGDu Rs;,sss,1 ,;,;as ss!s h .@ss rsn'd o
TuHPENr1Hh-Btcaly 1t 33K@aau,
Edos-F1rm Wostern, 8Etg20u. s....
faovIsloNs-PoEk lover; now meHs, sea 0oe59e. .19h
nssf qH0t a1a sa,s 0%t ns ass
iaxe. ''7 N''A'' A-@t'' 1'4 ''"'' i''D' ''sS'''
iiyrTEa-prime unchanged; common hoayy !;
Western, 22@30o.
GHEEaE-Unchangosl.
WAKsHY--Lower At SLOT.
blEMruB, Sept, 1o.-OorroN- IRREGULAR sna nomi.
naly unehanged, Necoipts, 2a5 bales; shipments,
234; s.ook. .a4s bales.
hrm at02@05n. -.
OATA--lu good demand at 40o.
DAAN-acarce and tlr,n At $a1.oe.
pnoytsloAs-1ard hr1n, 1o9sl7c. nacon active aud
higher; shoulders, l0a{o hdes, lo>a@loAc.
Lou1av1IIE, Ky,, Hopt. 10.-CorroN-Qniet At 16o,
HnEAusTuyrs--llour aud grain qliat and up-
changed.
pnoyIsIons-Qutot and ateady.
WHIsKx-$1.0u,
o9WEQO.
OawEao, Hept. 10.-1MAIH-Whtat dull: old No l
Mllwaukco club, $l.2l Onrn firm at 87G,8Sp.
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, 8apt, ,1U.-NuEApsrUFFs-F1o In cond
den.nn.l and unchanged. Wheat 9ulet aud nrm: Nc.
red ~eees1, 81 No. do, 20; rujooleI $l,lNa
l.ld; anber Wsstorus $1232l.&; F; Whtts. N.30&l.35,
, 1874-09-11

Nkw Yong, Sept. 10-DEEyxs-To.dny rcccipts
s 9o 9G sss s3eS ei Liz g'9, S
scazasly moro than eoet IN tho West. NasIye steess
e ds ass fsr s.sfa ep ops sa s
r ~ 70 dfose o ha. Ioxans ranged 10 pr b. to
s esss n P y es lss H. to akess 90 r. s; T.
rsr n; cara of Illinois uteers 6N et, at 11@dH
cars DO IN c~t At 1870; err 10, " swt, It 1tc
Do, o9 ex Il 1lXe; is e.r. do, dl "a, Il oSioe;
cars 90 eA ewt At 10Ao: cara ef Ta1aps, * ow at
as aee p91 = ssess q % s; ~ g. 4 e
cas Do * owl u % h, to dress - NJ md cars
do, 4A srt, >. I1e, to dress s. lbs:
40 T.. shpoa dass sasnss @ ana asa ms f IL
weok. Tho mafket wss voty quiet 1t hEmsr psicee.
bbhseT bss, 5aassa sS@ se ~ Rss r ssv tas
7Ko pr t6 Balss include cars oaio sheep ~ 55 he,
as6ko pcr D.; car do, av 100 LIS, at exc; csc do,
Ohio, av Is Fs. at 4Ho: Kontueky 10, a. 70 bs,
ct axo; car do. ~ 81 lhe, at Aalc; ear Canada
s ssas ss;s y & &C. ~ i Il { hssis: C &
az: .s,;as: % ssss e. !ss ies tsss
II h. I'D :. loo M Drso weao n n
a aar demand lou = s10%c Par for gr'asas'. and o45
ngETAIo, Sept io.-OATTLE-Nece!pts to-day. GO,
allow for vaut Of stock 70 operate On. All fresh ~
siyaA 70 through conssgnmonsa. Ptiooa q yeates.
az, az es a .S nss ess 81 esy
cd wcro lbs Ohio stoora, BssGa1 AT hs At $350@
se1A: 100 Iowa nteers. az 1,l2s lba, at SIS: IT'S
diana steers, " 102s@1.1eo lbs, at s{5oG55 rs: is
Michigan stoora, so5996s ls Al .3S84.d0; IA I'LL
uolh oteors, ax 043 lbs, 1t S+.G5.
the total for tho week thus iar 23o6o Market SLOW
and heayy. But fow Offering Largest a,,pn,ents .o-
Eliprtd East In f1FSt hands Canals lambs. As 75a
, 1874-09-11

CITY PROPERTY.
... Consideration.
Throop st. a7kftso Of Eighteenth st, " +, 251
Harrison st, 8 " cor Clinton ct, Il I, 45xl0o
II, dated Feb. a5 1879. 5000
alain al,,. stsae cor stcarns st. 6o1s0 It, dated
Evorgroe.i ~, ioa ii Of Robcy st. s7.1x ''oo
lGa IT, dated July !, ls73.. 1850
oah at, 80 4 Of LarEabeo st, +, l5zssK it.
osE 4 T sos q wes:on st, lsx7siX ssA
waaes s III: ~ ii ii Thr.ysovenh Il, i,
2iS12o5i II, dated Sept. .9.................. 1900
Water !, ~ ~ 3io 70 + # & Of Asnlara ay VI undivided
North Dearborn at, 40 Ia # Of Goelio st,
VI I, 21Ixl30lf II, dated Sept. 8.......... 38a5
Boulevard, = + y Of Trunshn! nv, 81, 24xl75
Mlesan asssa ay ss e. Of Tri;.rst st. s: 1900
North Lsssilo i, NV cor oi OAK It, IS 7ia '0'
zA0a 4-lo II, dated Bort. t.F..,.....,........ $500
1a51ases # :. o1of; :,9 ot nackhswkat
Banc NJ tho ADORE, dncd EuI,t. l0..,.,..,,. 6600
NORTH or oITY LlAara. WITHIN 4 RADIUS or MILES
.- or counr-NousE.
Loss H. ~ and aa 70 In Block 6, Rarenswood, dated
same as tic atoye dated acnt. a.. aG1
SOUTH or oErT L1MtrH WITHIN RADIUS or MILES or
eouNt-NoUAE,
erook 81: !oo II l of Ellsa nv. I, 4oxl4o IT.,
Linden ~, 800 It Y Or Langley Il 2sii6o '''''
#, dated Ant- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. \ mn
LapEloy 81, 100 y n Of Union Az, wf,tento '
Evans ~, 183 8-i0 Il Of Forly et a5I A'o0o
Ib5I u. dated July y2...........,.,,, snon
WIS., q Lot 8, IN Assessor' Block 81, Sec ID, ''''o
rois 81, II 4 d*ts J. IL 1,osk 5S15 of Hi:o;s; 2oo
Loty y to ", l,,oek II Of De.ls X ~ seo 4''0'
IL, 49, Il, datcd Bcpt 8........,,..,........ LUZ
, 1874-09-11
MONEY AND col MERGE.


TnunspAY EVENING, Sept. 49,.
The change to-tlay In tho money marriott from
What vna manifest III tlio oarly part OF tho wcols
IA curious aud amazing, ovon to DankorB. Duh"
nesa docs not express it 1t Ia fiat and spiritlcsa.
Only one bank reported any considerable traus-
actious, and they wero owing to circumstances
outside Of Tho gouoral eurroht OF business.
Whethor tho warm wpRsher or some othor cn',so
must bo charged with this want OF activity, no
ono seomcd ablo to determine. Porilars tho
movement in tho carly part Of tho vook "aa
forced aomowhnt, aud day or two OF compata-
evo roat may 10 healthy. OF course thcro
was no adequate domaud for money, bit
rates wore still uniform to customers At ~
per cont As Ia atrtngoncy. whom money as
worth 2@?3 per cent per month, they expect IA
vors at tho logal ratio, 20 now Wien, It being
abundant, hoy pay sometimes not very chcor-
fully tho samo figure. On call. with cash COL
tstorals, about 5@1S per cont ia tito ratio.
Stroet ratos nominal at 8@18 por cent. Do
rnand Nght.
Now York exchange Is abundant at 50 conts
discount for 81 900.
, Aside from tho shipments OF currency 10
como SECTIONS Of 1own noticed some days
ago. to buy stock, there is just DOW
Fory ut.lo demand for II from any qnartcr. Tho
20 DO voey light, and, rs q consequence, the do
nlapd for money to move it. In tho aggregate,
yory large amount Of capital i5 lying lido for
Ehis roasors. And, besides, tho people havo not
yet coased to practice tho rigid economy forced
BY the pnnio q year ago. Hence tho calla OF OK
trnyaganoo ato not headed, and tho cash remnins
nuietfy il tho pockets Of tho people: Tho poo
bio Of tho Northwest never boforo had 10 much
teady money. They wore nover 30 froc from
iobt,-our city Of course excepted on account Of
DC loasos by CTR great fire, aud honco their
from tho ianda tiey have on hand. From
lilo above II will roadily bo seon
why tho de.nauda Of country banks upon their
correspondents herc aro light. They hnve thona-
polvce Tho means in theit own hands to DO near.
" ali tho businoBs that of1ern.
DEBT OF THE nTATE OF NEW Y0KK.
We 300 1t stated that tho grosa public debt OF
tho State Of New York In the last statement wha
f3B, sc, ,40640, but thoro tB something over GIG,
100000 to tho credit Of tho sinking fund.
Would it not be meet for Gov. Dix TO inquire
Rhother portion Of that "sinking fund !" has
not sunk ont of tho Treasury into the pockets OF
hungry officials Such m inquiry could certain
ly do no harm. ..--
LOCAL. ggocK RATES.
| Tho banking -h0uso Of Preston, Hean Il Co.,
100 Warrington street. furnish the following
A.
, 1874-09-11

month, closing at tho outside, and at o31l 1l@oi>So
for Oe!oi,or, oloBIng ut p3}60Dg4o. Corn wns
nrlnor, olos.g Of 74]o eollor Octobor, and ~ e
suller tho month. A aa1o wns roportod Of 1000
oats ' wore ~ I 1o b hgor Ss'e eiesng ~ a 1oss@lo
aollar October, and dSc for tho month. Tho scl'r
Knight Tomplar was chhrtotol for corn to oa-
weEo Ut 10, carrying 10000 BIZ.
, 1874-09-11
0,lM
1000
1900
5000
1000
1000
1.y25
COMMERCIAL.

TnuEsDAY EVENING, Sept, 10.
Tho following werc tho receipta and sl.il,-
nlents Of the loading articles Of produce in Chi
cago during tho part twonty-four hours, and for
the corresponding tato one year ago;