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Cincinnati and Rockport Rail-
road.

The stockholders of the Cincinnati.
Rockport aud Southwestern Railway
Company elected the following Board
Of Directors last week: s. $. L'Hom-
melicu. S. II. Sabin, Jacob Seasongood,
VIM. Ilannaman, Henry Lewis, Francis
Smith. +. NJ. Sabin, John A. Auann.
Aquilla Jones. NJ. n. Moore. W. q.
lockwood, IL. G.. IIannaman aud Glenn
ent Doane.
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We received the following epistle last
week. aud give IL publication that ou-
readers may see how printers are
swindled:
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rrDl'sarD EVERY FRIDAY, .r JASPER,
puBuIs COUNTY, i~DIkxA, pY
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. In CorRiER BUILDING on
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, 1874-05-16

On tho ground anil he was not ablo to afford
protection. Mayor Johnston finally arrived mid
viii The an nj f force Of + poee o. tic tie sIoand he
would bo unable to protect tllom., 1he ladies
Haid that God would protect them, and Expressed
. determination to go on. Tho crowd 1T this
timo usod no violence, but 'woro noisy whom tho
1aaioa sang or prayodi and struck up chorus
drowning their volceh.
Soon after this, tho crowd proaacd upon tho
women and commenced svnying IN maas. Ono
old lady WINS thrown }cadlonE into tho stroot,
but fortunately waH not injured. Fighting oom-
moncod In the crowd, and q reporter Of y Cor
man papor was struok several timcB, and finally
drivon AWAY. Tho women, finding no other, why
pohaih1o, cscapod from tito crowd, ono by ono:
and returned to tho church from which they had
come out. No arrests wero made, but warrants
will bo sworn out for The nrrost Of the rlngload-
era tomorrow, and tho Mayor will fssue: orders
to tho Captains Of polloe to prevent tho wonlon
from praying on tho street hereafter. Tile dis
turbanco was moro threatening tlnn mtsohiov-
oup, no ono hdsing bpon seriously injured.
, 1874-05-16

Senator ,schurx-VAce President Will
son-Onkos Anca', Estate. -
!. .8pectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune :.
BosroN, May 15.-The Daily .Aduertiser, to-
morrow morning, speaking Of the Senatorial
question In Missouri, calls Senator 8ohurz M In
dependent statesman :, and politician, who
speaks and votes according to his conyic-
tiona Of public duty, neither courting tho.
favor; Of the party to which he owed his
election, and from which ho separated
himself, nor throwing himself into tho arms of
the opposition. It says there Ia room for agreat
deal Of discussion whether, in general, men may
Of. q party Or: BY q free LANCE. sonator
sohurz has decided 80 tho question, so tar
taught, aud should the country he given to un-
derstand. that no man, however eminent his
abilities, howovor pure his general character,
however high-mindod his political motives, can
party principles, but to the revision Of eelt-
Constituted leadoEs2; Ws hope not. and get that
40 TEE FEE REJECTION OF Nm. aongnz woutD MEAN.
Some independent. politicians arg :;,,wautod,
'bo' knit: together, to have an inde-
aats sta'ssa snssos q oas se 3 ssst
to the advantage Of the country. He ia Sem
:Ator Of whom any country might be proud. How
ever the majority IN Buch esato may cAooee,
politically, to classify ttsef, to pass him by with
contempt becauHo be will not pass undor tho
yoke, would DO good thing for party discipline,
but bad for the country. =.
Vico-Prosident Wilaon has decided to 40
neither to California nor to the South, but to
remain In this vicinity, keeping quiet and
making short tours to tho neighborlng summer
resorta.
says that the aBBotH Of tho estate Of tho lnto
Oakea Amea have deprooiatol to BuGh an extent
that tho executors hayo concluded to represent
court, at Taunton, to-day, Judge Donnett ap-
pointed 10 Commissioners ex-Attornoy-Gen
eral Charles Allen aud Peter. Thatoher,
Of Boaton, and Aaron Hobart, Jr.,
OF BrsdgeYnter. It is believed; however, that
the sstatd alll DO able to pay noarly quito, In
full, with sufficient time in which to realize from
Investments, many Of which arc In Southern
bonds and atochs. Tho estate was currently re:
Mr.. Amas death.
, 1874-05-16
NOTES AND NEWS,

Gpecfdt Ufspdtch 10 Ihe Chfcnan Tribune. -
sENATE RULE TO PREVENT IRRELEVANT sPEEUHEs.
: WAau1NaToN, D. c., May 15.-The Senate
Committee on Rules has promptly: reported
fayorably upon tho proposed now rule which do
c!area that debate shall be germano to tho quos-
ton pending before tho Senate. Tho enforce
mont Of suoh ruls would ba very difficult, not
withstaudtng it's dcsirabllity and efficacy, and If
tho ono proposed should be adopted, which ia
rather doubtful, tho Chair would find itsolf al
most constantly involved In aquabbles with
members who would enoroach upon tho rule, by
branching OF as they do now from tho subject
matter under consideration and discussing all
eorts OF abstruse and Irrelevant questions.
INDIANA EpfTonH m WARRINGTON,
About 100 members Of the Indiana Editorial
Association, who loft indianapolis, yeaterday
morning on an excursion to this city, Baltimore,
NowIork, and other nonts t. south ,, and Ess5. ar
mond tomorrow night, and, after .,pending
day in that city, viii proceod by way Of Wash
ington to tho Northern aud Eastern oltas.
DEConAT1oN-DAY. .>. 4.
Money to defray tho expenses Of dhdorating
and strewing tho graves Of soldiers in the
various eematerios In the violn1ty Of Washing
ton IL being subscribed with the ueual liboraty
III this city, and 1t i6 expected that tho oorenno
nieR on Docoratfon-Day will be more interesting
and impressive than. in any previous year
THE aANnonN CONTRACT 1NyEs21oATDM.
heneht lad I gven oIoo tho wsys and Mems S o ns
nittee tho slip, has finally turned up, and will be
exawinsa to-morrow il his phyaioiana do not;
come to his reBcue.
:. [To tho Associated rr*s.:l
CALLERS AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, D. O., hfay 15.-Raron. Ofor~
borg, Russian Minister, to-day took leave Of tho
President, previous to his departure for st.,
Petersburg for six monthB' abaont.a. The
Turkish Minister also had m interview with the
President. ~. -. !,
WAR CLAIM.
Tho HouHe Committee on.War Claims today
had under confederation tho claim OF the Meth
pany, Of Nashville, Tenn, for $3.50 900, for the
use and occupation of;the property taken by the
Union Army during ti9 late war. The Committee
took no formal action; PERSONAL. !. 8.
Representative hlollish remains at the Gov
ernment Insane Asylum. His condition Ia In
the main unimproyed. .-... =, g.,
THE 0ENEvA AWARD.
l., The HouHe judiciary Committee to-day agreed
to report their bill In relation to the dlstrbu-
tion Of tho Geneva award as q substitute for tho:
Senate bill. T.
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION DlLL. J
Tho Legislative, Executive. and judicial APP
preparation bill, aa reported by the Senate Com.
mittee to-day, 4s not changed in any material
point from Its features as It passed tho House.
national currency remana nnaltered. -
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED. ..
The eenato confirmed tho following nomina-
ttouB William K. HolIonbeok, Collector Of In~
tornai Revenue, Dakota Territory; Frederick
K. Morley, Register Of the Land Office, at De-
t!oit, Mich; Glstave Reiche, Register, Boone
vile, Mo. '
, 1874-05-16
shoy can mako profit on goods aold to retail
merchants at the san,o tguroa TINT tho retailers
could obtain III tho ERgt,

1fAhpERs' uiRTooSB.
m . FFont the ST. LoHfs Democrat,
Inc indianapolis journal has or1sed itsolf i'll
to fovor Of Indignation agaEnst tho 11nrporB
aor publishing thoso veto oartooua. Tho Jour
nal Raya :.
TAt current nnrrlor of Harpfra' HtekfV contalnn
one 9f thn most infamous nn brutal oarImllros over
Enbiishedt tho subject being Tho preslonts voto Of
tho Cnrrcnoy bill. Honatora Morgan, Logan. Cameron,
and Two or three othcr loading friends Of tho bill,
hro "rbpresento,l 1u tl.o. gsisc Of bMics
assauit m the rros'1ent. senntor Morton
y mhdo to appear like drllnkcn rllhn, with oFcn
shrt-eollar. pnnn1sonn nckc! In l,is hoota heavy
bully and cuhroat. 0ysr hiA head }a banner m
scribcd, Down with national honor, y "penth to
honcRt tradc," crhlazohcd with The sku and croHs-
bones, etc., md lia ast.tnlo is TINT Of nrorona "s-
BAtsn. -, It In possible that such carlcat,1rea az
this will not attrnc Wtatcrn purchasers for iiarEora
nd lnrgoly to tho Hts Of
for their periodicals. Tho carloon Ia simply d!Agface
full nn degrading and tho Roetuna Of !bo country II
orngcs arid Insults s|lonid to 1t Tint tho concern
brutality.
3Yottiidnt oxactly like that cartoon ourselves,
but tlon tho untpers aro not Fofioct. Ihey
hayo published n gront many fnnny cartoons.
which Senator h1orton'a friends have greatly OH
loved: for instance, tloso during Tho campaign
or l872 In which Alr. Qlccloy aud Senator
6churz worc tho principal figures. You Beo, NO
must average thcso t!ings.
"Too MUCH HEREBY" =
From The Cincinnati Enquirer.
Thoro hna boon too mucl, horeBy In Chicago
dis wear, Another visitation is needed.
, 1874-05-16
CONGRESSIONAL FiECORD.
: SENATE. ..

WARRINGTON, -. u. May To-
NO QUORUM
Tho Senate met at II O'CLOCK but only twelve
Senators wore prosent. aud no businesa could
DO transacted tor Haps Ct quorum. Ate
call Of the Senate, and forty Senators ana
sWerod. i'"'
. SATURDAY RECEeB. ''
~. CAMERON moved thnt when the Senate
adjourned To-day 1t be; to- meet on Monday.
3s,' si.sa1sB1rr1 1zvzzs. =.
Nlr. AICORN presented a memorial OF citf-
zena Of MissiHsippl, praying tho Government to
river. 1loforred to the soloot Committee on
Loyeos. 81 --,4 49,. =:
!: CANAL DrLL.
nlr. DENNIS presented memorial Of citizens
Of Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and the Dis
trict Of Columbia, asking for an extension Of
the ohosapeako & Ohio Canal to the Ohio River.
noferred.
AnKANsAs TROUBLES.
Mr.! CLAYTON called up the. resolution snb-
mitted by him q TOW days ago, calling upon tue
President for copies Of the correspondence rela~
amondea 30 as to provide for the transmission OF
TINT Which has talan place ainca tho coploa were
| sont TO tho House. md was. then paused.
Mr. n1naRV El1owg1nsa ;,UIs tSa Gomitoo m po
lio Lands, reported, with an amendment, oil!
amenQatory of. and supplementary to, the not
to set apart cortaln tract Of land lying near
the @ head a waters Of tho Yellowstone as q public
| park. Placed on the calendar. 800.
THE CONSULAR SERVICE. -
Mr. CHANDLER moyad that tie vote by which
tho bill amendatory Of tho act Of Aug. Is. 1856,
to regulate the diplomatto and conRular gystenl
OF tho United States, was indefinitely postponed
bill be reoonlmltted to the Committee on Com
| moroe. Aeroed to. -.
| [Thia ia tho bill forhdding tho absence of cer-
| tain consular officers from their postB of duty
for more than ton days, aud also tbrbidding them
to correspond in regard to tho public atiaira Of
any foreign government, OF accept my fayor OF
| titlo.
| DULUTH.
Mr.. WINDOW presented ea6lutious Of tho
| Legislature Of his State for tho erection OF 4
public building At Duluth. Rnftrred. ~
| CIVIL aERYIoE KIU sRs, h = il
Mr, SHERMAN, from the Coz nmittoo On civil
, 1874-05-16
Ycsaelh pahspil Detroit.

Special Dispatch 10 This CHICAGO 7Tibnne.
DErno1r, 11ich., May 15-Aftcrnoon.-pAsHEDU Up-
Props D. n. Wilson, Nashua, st: Louis Ann aud
barges, lnter-occan, Frankfort and burgess j. g. Fay
David Wagatan, Negaumeo, William sturgls, r. aaskin,
Q. Mitchell, Kimball, l. j. Jennings. Angus Smith,
Portland, Eacsnaba, N, NJ. Standard, Kate Gillatt,
Roberts.
PAsaEp powN-Propg Japan, Alma, Monroe; bark
Fitzgerald, Dlgler Trinda Hartford, Mary, Cossack,
John o'Nell, Il. G. Richards, Three Brothers, q. D.
t6lonn. :.
WRp-Northoast. i.
DETROIT, May 16-Evoning.-pAssEp UR-propa
Mineral Rock aud bargess prindive and barge
Hurlbut and barge, 1ntor-0ceRn and barge, Arizona
Roanoke; barks David Vance,. Mary Jane, George
Thurston. Clyde: achrs Maggie Hc1lae, II. Q. Upper
Doody, H. q. Potter. : -.
achr Seaman.
schr oollingwood arrived disabled.
XINu-NQrtheaRk.
, 1874-05-16
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION. i.
Special Dispatelv to The Chicago Tribune: ,

ANOTHER DAY. OF SECRET BEss1oN.
WARRINGTON. d. e., May :1o.-Tho ConRroa-
Bional Committee investigating the affairs Of
the District Of ,Colurobia hat with closed doors
to-day, and took testimony relating to the bogus
safe burglary. They examined Col. Whittleaey,
Chief Of the United States seoret Beryico, who,
1t is alleged, loaned Harrington ono Of Tho safe
bloWors. Tho tonor OF tho Oolonal'a testimony
is known only to himself and tho Committee.
Ir. Stanton, aon of tho great War Secretary
was also examined by the Committee. 4 Z.
f1b ths Assoefated Fr<ss.1
WASHINGTON, D. D., May 16:-Tho District OF
Columbia investigation waat conducted to-dny
with closed doors. The morning session was
occupied in the examination OF Col. &. Q. Whit
tlesnY, Chief tho Treasury. dotectiyes, Mr.
Nottleshrift, an assistant, and Judge Fisher,
plstr1ot Attorney foE thie oity with reterence to
tho safe burglary. In ths afternoon Dlokens-
dorfer, the expert engineer, was examined in
aecres session concerning The measurements
mado BY him on Massachusetts, avenuo, con-
aud Dayard.. -
, 1874-05-16

inafkt1t. - . --'-'i'7 "
ii LLaet night, tho Common Council Of Detroit
fesolndsd itb RESOLUTION authorizing the issue OF
Park Bonds. and thus drove tho last nail In the
Commissioners vii aooii tesign.
I; -Auditor-Gon. Humphrey. of MfohiRan, has
rocelvod 9 lottef from tho 'fostnaator doneral
to the effoot .that novsparo supplemental con-
tanning delinquent, tax,liats mood not bo printed
-Mr. n. ". Forsyth. Of Elmirn, N. y, died on
tho etoamor AIo1lio Ebort, near Cairo, ILL.,,
night before Last, quito suddenly. Mrs. Forsyth
will atars for E1n,lra with tho remains to-dav.
Of WiBconelh, yestorday olootod tho following
offloorH in Milwaukee: President, DR.. Kanouao;
Yico: President, DR.. 8. L. Martin; Secretary, DR..
Sherman; and Treasurer. Dr., Louthstrom.
Interest," to outsiders transacted, and the hociety
adjourned to meet ,agnin in this city III Juno Of
ncxt' ynar.' ~ =
, 1874-05-16
WASHINGTON
Tho scnnto Finance. Bill. on the
House. Table. .",,.,,
A Prospect Of the Speedy Passage Of
- the Measure. ~. s:s
Debate in tho House on The Subject
OF Printing undeiiVered
Speeches. ~ ..>..

THE FINANoF8..
Sneeia, Dfspatch to- Ths Chttaao 1'ssonnt.
i wAsu1xuros, D. c.. n1ny 16.-The Senate
Finance bill No. waa reported to tho House to-
day and now llns on tho Speakcr's thble fnonde
OF tho bill say they will make . strenuous of1ort
to take 1t up to morrow and put It on ite passage
Immediately, butt by what tactics they expect 70
do this does not appear. It IL, however. within
the power Of tho minority to do almost anything
they p1eaao, and il thoy determine to take up
tho bill out of its ordor, or in any arbitrary way
they hayo sufficient strength to do 10.
(1o Tho 4 ssoefattd Press.1 4" ::
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS. !! ..i
WASHINGTON, D. g.. May 15-Tho following
are tho customs receipts for the week ending
I1ay D; :: d; !.
Nuw York 2,833 3,848
philadelphia. 1924
Baltimore. .17s,082
, 1874-05-16
MARINE.
Port Of Cl,fcaRni nIny 10.
ARRIVED. 50

gohr Abigail. Mnakegou. lumber. - q
Prap Propp SSsa'5'. Gsx 51'seH 1s'o sSn9's:; ,',,',o
ssmr Chicago, Nenotowoc, s,1ndrica. :
stnr Muakegon, Muakegon. suudrics. ,..,
asoS 3; i; Bseier Napoleon, c:edAr host.. ~
Srap Rrr nRt9 I ,Iaa, Msy Traverse pay, l,,nbes
Prop vaasrSit ao Saae''ssa, s,res. sfsafaes ~ i
ssSr Queen q !ns W.T. Seonto lamSer.. :,
Hchr Argo. Holland, lumber.
larse @ jessie Lina, Cleveland, n i,eaoi coal. " -.
sehr er ssyonth s.,,5; Ohio. M,skegon, lumber. 80
ecow Laurol, Dutch I.akc, lu.nhor. ...>..,.
schr Australia, Muakcgon, lumber.
Schr Magnolia, Muskegon, lumber. ...,......-..
ZEE sGp waas fssi dsdd9 sG str saa. a5s.
ssbF ssbr MyafIo hyngIo M nRRyds lumber
6chr =. scoviile, MuakcRon, lumber,
gehr E!iza Day, whits lt!ver, lumber. .,......
acow L: Painter. South Haven, wood.
Barge Golden Harvest. Muakegon lumbar.
Barge Apprentice goy, Grand Haven. lumber. -.
barge Wolverine, Grand Haven, lumber.
schr J. NJ HutchiuHop, Milwaukee,, light.
schr Robert Hewlett, 'ninasegon, lumber. ''
Prop Russia, Buffalo, aundries. ;,.
sdhr ]. ". brown, Aiuskegon, lumber. =.
gcow IIammonia, South lIavon, lumber.
9cow Felicltous. Cedar River, lumber.
schr Peoria, Mtiakegon, lumber, ''''' ''' '''
Prop prussa, Montreal, sundrioa.
CLEARED,
sohr Mary Moyea, Jaelsenpott, in feed. -. :.
schr J. & r nns1o 81 s36oo u corn.
schr J. Il Forrest, siater bay 10 tons feed, l. brla
sohr bshana, Rdin' Cleveland, 10000 bu oats.
Self Annio Sherwood, Erie, s., 600 bn whcat.
stmr Chicago. Manowoo 100 bdla dry hiaea, 10 brls
sobr Richard Winslow, buffalo, n, 900 bu oats.
sohr Themes q Street 0ollingwood, 100 brla pork
, 1874-05-16

MISSOURI VALLEY oHEAP TRA RANsponTAT1oN soHEME.
Galveston, May ia delegation from tho
Kansas City Chamber Of Commerce arrived here
yesterday. The object Of their visit is to open q
through line for western produce. Il ia expected
that arrangements will soon be perfected with
conn getting lines OF railroads to place wheat aud
other Wostcrn produce on board Of Liverpool
ships at much lower rates than via New York or
Eastern cities. Tho Chamber Of Commerce aud
Cotton Exchange today appointed committee
to confer with the railroads to obtain low ratoB.
Galveston merchants and capitalists are joining
tho movement. and hopo to build up heavy
trado with the Missouri Valley.
PROPOSED LEASE OF THE NORTHERN PFNNsYL-
vAN1A CENTRAL RAILROAD Dx TIE Pennsylvania
RAILROAD COMPANY.
w. spee;at Dispat:1 to 3'as catsaao Tribune.
Of tho Directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company and tho Northern Central Railway waa
ii session in this city yesterday at the Offices OF
tho former company, The object WIS to dovise
betwoon the two companies by which . lease
might be effected Of tho Northern Central to the
Pennsylvania Company. No definite conclusion
was arrived at, though no insuperabla difficulty
thought probable. Tho Chief point Of difference
WAS whether the annual percentage on tho stock
should be Z, Tho Committee adjourned until
the 4th Of July IN order to. collect additional
uALas Opls 1Qlll 0GULL hhhu&V4 {OuI. &oAAuaPo4-
dent to-day Of Ills determination. to otfect tho
loaao at aa early dato as possible, owing to the
Importance to his Company Of having connootion
with many railroads, Of which the Northern Cen
trnl Ia tho link. - % -
APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL FREIGHT AND T1oKET
AGENT FOB THE CAIRO A.y1NoENnks RAILROAD.
8pscial Dtepateh to The Chtoaqo Tribune:
CA1no, ILL.,, May 16.-Mogsrg. enfford and Nor
rill, neculvefB Of the CAIRO d Vincenneo Rail-
road. hive appointed ". B. Goodrich, Of Now
York city, General Freight and Ticket Agent, to
take effect from and after the 18th mat.
COMPROMISE or 4 nAILRoAn-AID 1oND SUIT. :,
l. Spcctai Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PLArTsMouTH, Noh., May t6.-A yexod law
suit betweon Oass County and the Burlington, &
Missouri Railroad, In regard to bonds to the
amount Of 92oo, 900 voted BY the county, With
boon amloably eettled by tho Railroad Company
yielding $100,00O Of the bonds and $50, 900 OF tho
interoBe. The offer has beon accepted BY tho
| County Commtealoners. and gives general Bhtis.
| faction, Tho building Of the Trunk Railroad
and trans Missouri bridge hero Ia looked tor
| pretty soon. =.
BT. PAUL, Alinn. May 15.-Doth the main aud
branch lines OF the st. Paul 4 Pacific Railroad,
which haye boen operated since 1871 by the
Northern Paotlc Company, under q lease OF
| that year, have boon surrendered to the stook-
holders OF tue former Company. The North
orn Pacific now operates no loased lines what
| ever.
nooKPonT RAILROAD.
| EVANSVILLE. Ind, May 1b.-The last roll on
tho spencer County line OF tho nockport Rail-
road was laid yesterday with enthusiastic core-
monies. The work on tho road it ia supposed
| will DOW no on, 10 that tho road will DO com.
pleted to Jaspor by fall.
, 1874-05-16


About 100 moro Vesae1s arrived yesterday. Tho
Snoer sot was yefy and vessels sold
feet Of water for 100 feet north tho entrance the
asa m so e s9Vs Ss1 ssts 9sSE9 T1 ls5i
Although the arrival Of yeascs at tlis hhrbor has
beea unuBlaly large during tho last thiryaix hours,
ln great moasure due to tho vigilance Of Harbor-
Master Qlary, who worked like beaver to keep
tie eaannel clear ut wol'a street bridge and around
I. The new barge Jeaae Linn, which was recently
launched at st. Clair for tho Eseaneba and Lake Mtch
for a hs
tons Of coal from Buffalo for tho North sde Rolling
Capt. E. D. Wards new barge Uranus arrived In
sone ,5a t5om Ke'ys 1sand. Bhe ia fine md substan-
--Fha sohr octavia is of. sho ia but aughtly dam
Tho schr Emma, Which coliided The other day
snl brought into ahehoygan sale. Tho ownero the
to toy her to Manltowoo to have her thoroughly re.
recently passed through Lake Huron ntato that, owing
to tho IDENTITY OF tho smoke from tho burning foTosta
the 8ha along The eoast to prssqae iae m 70 fo' nYa
nt short sange, and this soaHon II behooVes all
passlng over shss loroughf.ra to govern thsmssses
@Tho 61sf Just.oo Waite i tho nae to hs bornoby
tho nsw end elegant eteAer nov completing for + ths
aaa sisao rsSs INC os
~asss ~ SIP viii b. ready tor commission about tho 1st
t9sEn Rss 5ssa; sss 1sg u niy ss ax ess ss
s t1et i n II. s prop M %
ats lie sohr TayoIs. vi. oat ye..srdsy TOR ths ar.t
into. Her machinery wosksa wal and Ia to III ap-
pe4.TThsei pThs psop ars xhisn, until .hs sesaon. Eas
, 1874-05-16

We're fairly active, but irregular for corn, charters
bolng nado ut 4t94kc, closing at about 4c and 4No
for wheat to buffalo. Tho engaRementB wero: To
Huffao-Schrs j. Il. Dent1oy and T. .. Wndiato wheat
at 4kc: achr Nellie Redtugton, corn ut 41lc; Rchr
Kederhouae, corn at 4Ao schr j. D. Sawyer, corn at
10; props Vanderbilt md Russia, through; prop
Philadelphia and schr Annie Sherwood, wheat through
corn at 3Hc. To sarnin-Prop B. F. Wade, corn
through Total II capacity cqual TO about 10000
bu wheat, 10000 bu corn.
MILWAUKEE May 16.--The following charters woro
mndo yesterday afternoon: To osWego-schra NJ. ].
Cummings nnd Muntcalm (le attor reported for Duf-
tnlol yeaterday)t wheat at 8Ac. 70 BuHalo-schrs
nIontpelior and Southwest, Wheat at 4c. Tho char:
yeatordny. She receives 4Ho and not 4Kc to Buffalo
To-day, one vesse whose namo iH withheld; char.
tercd ut 416o 10 Buffalo.
DErnolT, Msy l&.-No grain charters wn1o reported,
Ratea nominally $40 TO Buffalo, % to Oswego. Tho
schrs Hungarian and Cuba have been chartored for
wood from Grand bend to Chicago, 50 per cord,
free On rail-. Tho steam barge Dubuque md barges,
dry lumber from Apena to thta city at $l.75 on Tho
BUFFALO, May 14.-Tho .fleet have nearly all left
port mostly light Some few get coal to 0hiosgo at
20o. The only voasnl reported Today with coal to Chi
cago at this price was tho @. ". Holt.
East SAGINAW, May 12.-lake frefghtg are quoted
at 81 from this port to Ohio potta mud about
$3.50 to Buffalo. Tho shipments from The riveE on
yeatcray footed up 3ss7ooo feet Of lumbor 200 00o
lathipieco8, and 100 IN staves. =.
ing: schr L. g. Butts, Bay City 10 Falrport, 81 !;
harges O. H. Wcols, Charlos Bpade1nan, and prop WILL
ia1n Cowic, Bay City to Toledo. $l.76. > -.
Lighter mon in this city say tla business B dead,
aud they don't expect more until general change
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