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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Ars,sI Sent 14-whea, dulii Amber 81 1881 40; No
Ths s'ss sS CO. % fs so WINS Soc AS co a
Oats dali no ssiss No. O. 6ie No. Mixed. Csc Baiey-SO sales
BArrmoHE Sept l4-coton quiet and steady Low nilns.
lb rOuI quiet and te,a HoSsi aud wssss sgpers1s CO.;
Nil suSerins 81 asa so DO Extra $685. 90 red brands
g * R. seR 7i 1884, s Tai
e S 8 ?S 90 xS s 81 %'p9 sS
higher Southern White ssuhn sse Yscs So 9Ss a5d
T T: S.: 1a q ss a. sS' w Ss s'1ai
s s SSsss Bd Rs''Sa: gas 't gs c.
i:ali & l9eslG1 Ger sS saw
iSsaias Fssoi'Sa Unchanged wi' lower at
ar S, in 'I saS yAs ssA i7 b.9, '' Sd
ss1 s M BIZ 800 bush s.S
G f. 1879 lSlSSq sa sS' Rail S' $500
. sSs Sp sa P esIs SSTs s ssA
S 1900 sa' Flour GS qu t'A. s' Of ieSo IBIS
:; s.;:... sSsS 81 VII;
aa,salsa =, e 10000 600 oS SSa
IS y. nsPs. & &c. fsE M ss
f S:1sas 81 S Short o SS STE Lag;
i5 "a asg ie s0 Hams e SA''d' iO' Breakfast
s. 81 c ss:s' no. E- Ss i sss e
Ss ;I s' n ID a. 'af summed;
led ss TT "a. ea' hsh'i
ale'e WHISKY and soo1 dsUaad rsl No
No Red ~ % Corn quiet and unchanged; High @se soc
Low Lover. hs Sss s ths i 5 SIC White Sc quiet
standard White o. a9lac' State test ilsGil3 &c
q. s5 Z. sssS 81 iSSsi f Is for No.
s Corr s s, Foot go S' s @
SS rs1 AID 900 og: w5s' xh. o1o sp S1n Com quiet
T %ss r.. u o q s5e Pcs
higher Bacon in lair demand aud higher shoulders 10 OLE
la PD l4s Bali Meat, I s2.Gd c isa s.
s ssrs,s ssdgis s c' ws KIP s Hemp 1885
H.s and Ju.e, iiail s.e; weight .,., w,.., Arm
"a M a...s s.s i t'fo Ss' 81 81
es SD.t o: s,s R,s ste .s.d yt a. Soc for So
s.:sy Veal sr No sp1os s.yse@9sss e.,
ss, 81 ooS g b ssa %s s
bba flsur o5 00O bush Wheat -, ssas- o.,.s Am a.,
$500. S s. q ..: @ siss a.; e
lsS7 s.ess z ;i sss.sS sA'''d' LEI '' ND
-: ~ s.s s j. e: ::: g: :.
bash ss so n.y Sos 1 sss AZ U,,S sS Nd
s a. SsI ssS TO- s' d...i S.s.
isf ssS IS ,Ss h.oa t.A. go es.s
ws;, soo S zoo W; Ss. s. sssooo @ ''
p,. s;s g. sss
ss % ss2 IS ~ Il S't sos ''' Ans s. 2ss ~
n..i wsa.;s a. oss s.sr S o. whl.; &c for s.'S
s . o.s ~ Che. sss sasss fr: g;I
sss. s9 lsi O. e a ss II fs.siss G western Pm:
i0ofis hr as am. Rsss sA 81 IA hs sAs Ss"ssI ann
e. .ss s.s ss s .s.asa ws.s :;
g. " sss' X s.s. ~ 81 g L. = H. - ss. ' s:s
s..s- OK 80. =. q ts sS ~ e. " Siy S :.a
l s q - -, e. ss! asa:. = "a = 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
The STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKKTl

Loxpoy Sent 14-l23O D. -Bre Railway shares 32332l.
LIvsRpooI Sept 14-I230 m-Coon Is strongi Mddlng
Midding Orleans SID sales 10000 bales including
5000 and Cotton to arrive buoysnt mainly
sales OF shipments Of the on the basis OF
Mdug Uands nothing below Good Ordinary have been nsde al
ranging from % and d. nothing below Low addDg
at from sdS sd , .
LIVERPOOL Sept ALSO pm-Coon-Saes on the basis oil
Mdlng Upands nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable October
of been
made previous quotations Corn 59d36I garter Cheese,
ga u Tor the best grades Of American Fine.
LoSDoS Sept 1880 m-The rate Of Discount In the open
months bs is 9l6 cent which Is 7-l6
per Of England Erie Railway shares
32ad32l2 Pans dispatches quote Rentes at 64i Doe
LIyyRPoo Sept 1888 D. mOf the Cotton sales to-day
10 900 bales American Beaistuhs quiet
LONDON Sept l45:S0 m.Pais dispatches quote Ren'es at
CAL 3jc- -,
LIvERPoo Sept 1850 mC,t,ou sales the basis Of Mid
ding Up,nf nothing Mddng shipped September and
Otob ll6 d. deliverable september aud October, at
l5l6d -. -.
9isl 2 gallon; IA, oe,eaoa,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

ma the Wisconsin Supreme Court had rendered ,s
decision In the injunction suit In favor OF the ra
roads and the prices were so skillfuy manipulated
nm that the report momeutarily found believers
The shorts taking fright and climbing ofs, 49,
other in their anxiety to buy the ma[Ac' uSoa .,'
very much excited; and during the nu,rs w. 90,
West advanced from SO to $50, and st raui ,ivi %,
10 81. these stocks finally dropping OH anu oioO,ne
Mt s71 and SSa respectively. This movement nas
nrobably caused discounting OF the enec. - On
The decision which is expected tomorrow Inc
earnings of st. Paul, which are repor.eo
Al have fallen off very heavily curing
the first week in September. are Quee
"a Hkely to influence the future price OF
Che stock "a the result of the litigation, even should
A. nrove favorable to the road In fact except as IL
NAV for the moment effect speculation, the granting
mr. not granting of an injunction is of but little mo-
ment. Thelaw still stands, and under its provis-
ions suits have been brought against the railroad
companies in different parts of the State; and I'M
less the statute shall be declared unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court of the United States,
it will be enforced. The general market to-day
opened strong at an advance on Saturdays closing
prices and continued so up to the time OF the an
nouncement Of the canard but during the excite
ment in regard to the Western stocks some one sold
30 many of those stocks, and of others, that the
prices weakened very materially all round at the
close. During the earlier part of the day Union
Pacific and Western Union Telegraph were the lead
ing cards. and advanced IL and per cent respect
lively. Lake Shore following them closely; but these
ing, highest, lowest and closing prices of stocks
l.. ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

NAY AND sTRAw-The better grades are sieady and ~ IN H
I'ss ss Ss Po Ssss f o d. ar. 75e a and san
6oSe5s sirfr seas y IS sSo d. At 45S5be
AyaSys 1ssiToRRsT. m.te. for Spirit. Turpenu at the open
iog was shade stronger at the close was da 1ne @ %
100 $40 wHnsOH s cargo s S' m.s active
and higher sales bblA No and Pale At ~ 2Oaso oo
bills Good at 90 29 Tar and Pteh r1ec e hs Ss5, Turpen
PRoyIsioYs-The Pork ered much higher and very
aoo s s2sas So cash, dvery the dens9a
s 6 ks .'s Of s ss Hs :' bS d. seller
22 Sizes go $50 Ss de- iy 80 Sii1T 81 toss%
SIS for Family Ters Beei S% but qast ,, Des s, Of
i asoo P 81 s1Sass sStsi So
1850 Picked l3c 1900 Smoked do IA 2aio y S
~ r., zee S SI s. go boxes Long Clear Dressed
Hogs snDer and good demand a. ,c a az SO
t western steam a. for uture delivery We bear Of
1899 ie oSo sge. .ef Il month"; 2
PBTROLBUM-Tbe market for Refined on moderately
yaue steadily he1 We note OF $4,000 bb spot and prompt De-
iyery al i2ai2s continue rule steady Saphha m
changed c%ts OF IN mo Iasst ~ 5 s sDS a as1
cry At Philadelphia the market for Refined shade moe aes sna
% stead. .; 1000 p S. Sd s 81 o5 Peto
leum Centre quiet at 95c asl Housewife tr 81 Ttusyi quiet
as 81 S Ss q n5 ne ssSs Snas nis' s.
RICBTbs market dull AMI t,Gs sales Of 81 CASKS oarOnOa
igU s Va. any in Raw Sugars
sS 5 I'D sss
So.e: CeD9ss SaS f sD4 S Ss % bag
$50 Centrifugal in bids and boxes At s'a and
we quote a. s,SiOc for Yellow for Soft Waite
Crushed lo for Powdered and los I SAG o ,s
1OalO for Western and los.c f., state S9'h seed d9
and oue .aIes Of 800 bU.h al $40 2 IL
sEARN shade easier and moderate Demand safes 10
TGLLOW-Tie market fairly active and values shade 'tronger
sales Of so hhds Prime at Prime CIty now he'd =, s
WHsKYThe market lower With good busness AZ lie eoHeS
sion; sales Of 200 bills at 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof. f.
B. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

The money market was the correlative of Satur
day, and call loans are still making at 203 per cent
prime mercantile paper selling at to- The Trea
surer at Washington received SS4S National bank
notes for redemption to-day. The Internal Revenue
receipts were S5lS,0O0.
Government bonds have been lower, though at the
decline there was an active demand for the leading
varieties. The following the latest street quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
|Fs|:.EEII s1fI1I|sl liiiIA

n. pRsr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet mirOnoed pos
~. Indis eson Gerera DEBILITY and Los Of Appetite bn
sa"b Recon- pun By lss Foo Jearsa anAss p
u...n M D. wsutworth L. Scott ESQ.,, r. T. g.. p A. y.
~ s. A. nc Sold By Grocer, oiisen sN Chemists N Aps
n a. D. ..ch Beware Of ,ui lausnA Prepared by
so'ee~ " - GOOUALL. BACKhovsE CO.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

ss. Rio ais evening a. g 4, po,' VS. lo5o
Al Mobile loo b.ss ssvaansh, solo s@ 81 Hampton
T1uR AND MEALhs Flour marie. opened Win b ~ ~.
ana more genera demand especially for old Minnesota srss
md eaaer feeling noticeable At the so.e The n,' .sss e
49, "a sys, for The gfsdes; old Winter wheat "SA
nesl, Are IN dsmsDd $4,000 bb We quo. an az o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

|
Sept Is 20 500 49, $4,000 800 soo @
nee sis9 o16 400 a52 49, 2740 200
Ic IA 100 Ol 25 $40 900 A. 06O
nee On Io 25 81 600 400 A. 700
nae On los ko 100 2s9 66f 900
oo5 900 40 26 % 800 49, 100
in 10 oI9 SSs 200 9S5 S2679OO a. 800 coo
% ~ oar on Ieo oss lo6 so "a 27 500
y .. 9o cor s0 OF 100 "a 100 al 81 800
Ian n aa 800 26s 500 800 6ss77Oo
Ih oo oss 400 an 80 900 800 69052 300
b 7, $40 go 700 400 26 59s72lOo
b Or oxo 7s7 400 ga 800 GO 10000
eb % 939 sst 800 2s2 1900
~ oII roo ao os6 800 81 SOS 900
Msr IA 9ts aSs 5o 2s5 267209O0 81 652 600
No. on On ooi 100 1eb 900 400
Mar o. go 800 &C. 1875 100 go
AMI al 400 29 GOO Sc 100
r,i 900 eoi T0o oo 1871 900 800
tri n ass sss ee0 2o 900
April as 2ss coo
Nav loi SEQ $40 S. 1888 900
Nav 2s ga 100 "a SO 600
ov ~ o9e 9oS 0oo 1s 600 Is 800
Nav "a osI al3 Qsa 800 900 So 400
Ma an 29 l4 400 81 I5600
r oS Ola 400 27o 76 600 6l $50 500
Time 722 200 2s 900
Jne On o17 sIo 5O0 07Q COO
ine o. 2, 900 200 2 7g 300 800 81 S23 200
INV s00 OK S63 800 s. eco 500
LIZ =, oia 5oS COO os "a 81 1886 100
Juy ~ $40 og3 600 2s5 500 6l 700
Iuy on 500 76 600 g. 800
kuS 800 asa 100 200
Aug s242 900 250 b94 800 Is 600
Aug Is 23 9l5 279 $50 p 2o59Vo oo,SIsU
Aug ~ 100 200 IS 900 e5 400
Aug 20 Is $685. 100 20 S05SoO 2s2t
sent 84 200 Is 800 66l 400
Sept u 500 $50 S67 500 oo,aIoto
TABLE Of the Average AMOUNT OF Loans, Specie orc"d.
o,l Deposits. and Legal Tenders IN me Bdnks OF He
ON Of Netc York for The ceek ending Saturday Sept
IL. 1874
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

vA.... Live oe. ..d ct q sos$l rs for eoehss % rs
Is so as Par 75a SO for Yosta And Baes vaas ~
SasA Cern $4,000 Sssh Oss 600 bush Bsrsy 1000 sh
RE 5000 Hogs 1000 Cattle sAipmsn-2ooo oasn' No
5000 bush Corn. ~ -, 49,.
ToIEDo Sept i4Plsur aru at Is 1891 Wheat 1928 higher
81 IS for No. White hchgmi 81 % for Brtrs d. ~
Ia Eo Red si II or No Rel spot, October 81 - No
Amber ILLINOIS, 81 20 No. Q do 81 16 Corr doll and shade
10. Mrod s0 yellow sls oss IN fair demand asd icTsr
Sic @ September October DO 2
Michigan Sic Preghts steady; Buffalo 29d2s to 0.wego
70 BID &C. asked Receps-2i 600 bush Wbeat 5000 bush
Corn, 900 bush Oats 900 bill. Flour, 100 OOo
bush Wheat; 3 900 bush Corn. $4,000 bush Oab.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, Ill Philadelphia and Erie Rail-
road, 18; Reading Railroad, 55s; Pennsylvania
Railroad. $50; Gold, 1908.
Tho Bank Statement compares as follows with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

Corn Meal IL very With little incnnAu0n !" se"' Saw
bbA We qsote: 90 = ~, rs wwin.s5 OO6s5 10
Com Mss. Western 200 ! e Corn heaIoo" hA'' w.
Bag Mea-Msrket frm Fine White y oSaSI III I soas U6,
an a5ds2 Cosrse 81 1881 78i Cob Neal 81 oo~|
Ground Peed al sf GOAL 10 p 100 ID. =,
feebts hut nomnaly unchanged 40 10
Nv team 10 Lypoo-32 600 bush Grs'n'at o. shh
Inson Al "a b, 5000 bush do 10 Bristol 81 o I- nm
tbe ne there small business, with rae Am
neT ncluds Belfast Italian bark with 5VoO yrs
=, A. "a. an ia barb Hamburg With assorted A,so
snn shin 10 The Continent with 10000 bo hehneu ~ a,sa 10
nye terms reported So 81 LAter 2OO ob h9s ~ Resnd
fy,rnooi AZ bark 20 Bremen WITH oVp o Rssrsd
o At a. Ga an Italian AeIsnda with oVo sss 100
Oil at IS I'd ~, ante, The supply Of
really GOOD Sunng limited and nnder more
from R1rope more eonk1eat Is noticeable nc
Wbes closes more active the demand enen n0
winter closes seader fair requests the SAFES arc i'm
busb at 81 1881 1872 for No Cbesgo spnnt, ~ Nil
81 is for No chicago Springs 81 1881 ~ o5 80 Amber
do: sl 35dSI SO for White Michigan, the latter M non mn
an d Tor O Wh,e enese incuded the sales are %
on Western at 81 2O l6Ooo bush p,-isv
Michigan at 81 80; and 1900 bnsh No. DO a. Il 90 1oiag
auiet and pices Barley haI Is unsceo LIVE
generally higher Oats lover AMI es scuye VOC Whs
Rg Of the 900 bush; New Ohio mtd ot 81
Al 465 loe Western Mixed at oi 20 ~ sA 49,
White at 66666l2 bid afoat and zoe Tor lhIsiol ne.
rive Is quiet 95c bid for New jersey fna 20 ps ~
state sold at 9Se pier. Corn Is less aev tne uo th
and prices nd close fsyOI Of AZ 9s
chief buvers; the sales 12O,OOO bush western - ~
a97e Western Yellow at 81 1c ..o~,xv v.pp
aralV nEH Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
guropcan Advertisements

VORKSHIRE RELISH.
i The Most Delicious ana Cheapest sssce IN the WosE
Warranted pure free from mJuross ngroT
07a la2 BOT-TLEs sOLp IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, lefSt
Sale unprecedented il the hsior Of ssaee. , "a n.
soL nv (,yo.rs Drusasf. 0nsa In bottles o. H. INV -
Trade Msrk-Wnsx Pattern Plate. Bear 2, a1eS "a
Manufacturers: e000All. BACkhUuSt g W.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
feQai Notnes.
M Y. SUPREME COURT. COUI!NT,YI. 81 !. N EExTs

At v SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Of NEW s,:
N. YoRK-kARL MARTIN. plaintiff .sL VII Soa no, ,s1
defendants Toe sssasS q ed resad 20 answer the
compliant il dis scios VIII ssa = h' he Ctr
vYs,S ADD 10 serve sesr Of yeS en- 70 ~ cs hs
o. - ~ Ia. s6ee No ~ Wsllst, New ioh cg ss
"a the subscriber ~ az eselasive 81 nc
sa ~ h sves; sad fi . sas ns :.a sosp.a s
ss sss mn 4 isss bssd dollar. .ss ss.ss: Iron ne .
sdss Ae ss:" ss' IA r. W. pr FOREST Psiuars Awy
Y ne shovsssued Sled 10 toe sn -
ct = ~ Csg "a Ussau " nssyssk sa As ish AZ ssg
- le7A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

City bank shares sold as follows Mercantile, ZIG
american Exchange. 1124 Ninth NationaA 100. and
herman American ct So. The following were the
bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

In State bonds the transactions were small and
prices without essential change. The following
uare tba HID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

Railroad bonds were firm except for c.. C. and l. c.
rsts, which declined to TO- The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
At the close Of the Board the bids for stocks were

There has been nothing new to cay Of gold, the
forenoon sales having been at1O9s and the afternoon
Transactions at 1884, but the dealings were restricted
On gold loans the rates were and per cent for
carrying. fat. aud for borrowing per cent. The
foreign exchange market has been fraction stead
ier though the nominal rates have undergone no
change. Bills are scantily offered, and the demand
is also slack, the best figures obtained for prime
bankers 60 DAYS sterling being 4s3l04.SS3, and for
sight, 4s5l0486. Financial advices from London
report money on three months bills attainable at
29-16 per cent, Consols and American securities
being steady and quiet The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed in called Five-Twenties $4,000, and dis
bursod in coin interest on the public debt $4,000
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared, $2OOS6OO 900; gold balances,
S1,4S0,sSO; currency balances, S16S7,67O The fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ST. JoHSs n. P-Schooner Kate and Anna
Plour bbs ,2S6 Corn Meal, bbs....".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

DsPSsA.a ICsaA Specie car'I s Leg Ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-15

o.
CorToHTbe market for spot quiet steady
about former figures Fer concession Of
3-los 10 made We qaote follows;
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-13
The Grangers Indorse the Women.

We are frequently told, that if the saloons
were closed the farmers would not do their
trading in town, but would go to Toledo or
elsewhere where they could get their beer.
but we are happy to know that the farm
srs do uot all drink beer, and that so far
as they have held meetings and had an
opportunity to give expression to their
sentiments, they have shown disposition
for reform in temperance as well as in
other matters, by heartily endorsing the
Womens crusade.
At a meeting of the Hancock County
Council OF Grangers, the following rssolu-
tions were unanimously adopted
WnEREAs-Intemperanc is one of the great
est evils the human race is cursed with and
WREREAs-There is an alarming amount OF
this evil in our Usry mirist, and leading 10 de
structiou many Of our fellows and,
WHEREAs-There is a movement on foot by
aud suppression Of this abominable curse ;
therefore,
Resolved BY the Hancock County Counc il OF
Patrons OF Il usbandry, that we the representa-
tives OF the different Oranges in the county, de
hereby tender our sympathy, moral and maIeri-
al aid, if necessary, to the ladies Of Findlay
10 their endeavors to do away this great evil.
Also the State Grange of Kansas, which
assembled at Topeka on the 10Th ult., res
olutions we're adopted requesting the Kan
sas Legislature to pass Prohibitary Liq.
uor Law, and declaring that no person
who retails liquor shall be admitted to the
order.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-13

and from all points south of Baltimore the dis
tance in favor Of Baltimore is 1000 miles.
1t was the recognition Of these great facts BY
Congress which caused the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States with
great unanimity to appropriate $500 900 within
the past two years for the purpose of deepening
the channel, and 465 900 for suppl wing Range
Lights OF the most improved description for the
approaches to the harbor of Baltimore And
1t was the recognition Of the necessity Of making
Provision for the heaviest class of steamships
for the vast trade of which Baltimore will be the
entrepOt, that induced its Mayor and City Cour-
Gil to appropriate within the same period, with
wisdom and foresight, $500 600 to perfect the
channel in the shortest practicable time This
important work has progressed unprec edented
rapldity, and il is expected by December next
that the channel. from the piers at Locust Point
To the Chesapeake Bay will be completed, of
sufficient width and with minimum depth Of
"a feet, at mean low water, and with an availa-
BILE depth at high water, with the average ris.
ot the tide, Of twenty five feet and three inches
The eminent officer, Colonel VIM, II. Craighili
OF the United States Corps of Engineers under
whose charge this work is being prosecuted, in
describing the improvement, states that, abe
sides giving an increased depth the new chan.
mel has the additional advantages of shortening
by several miles the distance between the
wharvss Of Baltimore and the deep water of the
Bay land of making the courses so straight as
to greatly diminish the difficulties of pil0ta9e,
II not To make the work OF the pilot one OF super
eroRation."
With the sinOularlY safe navigation Of the
Chesapeake Bay aud a channel perfected for
steamships Ofthe largest class and with tho
extensions Of the Baltimore and Ohio Road by
its numerous branches and connections into i'm
mense and productive territories, with the large
dscrim inatiun in its tariff for freight aud pas.
sengers and especially with its superior advan-
t"ges and facilities for Immigrants, compared
with these from New York, it may reasonably
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-13
Finest Boots S. shoes for
ladies, gentlemen and child
rem, at Cook q JOhnsOn's,
The /" sentineps Propbetic Editor

The " Sentinel's" Prophetic Editor.
The high-toned gentlemln who consld-
ers himself the head and brains of the
Sentinel, gave vent to his feelings in tie
o. G. p. last wet K at some individual in
b, g., whom he lmagines has contrib
uted to the columns of the JOURNAL,
If ON time to time, in the way of
editorial or correspondence"
Poor deluded creature! It has been a
prominent feature of the Sentinel since
that esteemed individual assumed the
high position he holds on the brilliant
staff of that paper, to throw out surs and
insinuations against those whom he
suspects in the least, being friendly to
Perrysburg, or who do not coincide with
his ideas about the county-seat.
He Is evidently afraid somebody will
be a candidate for Office who is not heart
and soul In the interest OF Bowling
Green, hence he volunteers his sage
counsel as to the mede of procedure in
such words of wisdom as would become
a second SOLOMON.
He Is down on "extra nominating con-
ventions and special elections" How
much further he has peered into the fu-
ture with his prophetic eve, we cannot
divine, but no doubt he will soon put our
mind at rest on that point.
AS a sample of his remarkable ability
for the editorial chair, we refer to the
publication In that paper, at ditf. rent
times recently, of several articles copit d
from the JOURNAL, erediling the author
ship of the same to young man in his
own town, who has not written an article
for the JOURNAL, to our knowledge, for
the past Ave months.
If we are fortunate enough TO have
friends In b. G., We are glad of it; but
when an individual aspiring TO the dignity
OF an editor, stoops so low as TO make
such base attacks upon any person upon
mere supposition and without any POSI-
tive knowledge that he is friend TO the
Perrysburg interest, and perslstently Gu
deavors to injure such person by publish
Ing the imaginations Of his own disorder.
ed and bewildered brain as the truth, he
had better relinqulsh his chosen profess
sion and try to find some occupation bet
ter suited TO his yitiated and dcpraved
mind.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-13

The Ohio Constitutional Convention is at
work on the Election and Franchise clause,
with prospects of making but little change
in the old Constitution. Mr.VoRIs' proposi-
tion on Woman Suffrage-providing that
all citizens of the United States, male or
female, at the age of 81 years, after re-
siding in the State, county and townshi P
the required length OF time, shall have the
right to vote-will probably pass and be
submitted to be voted upon separately, and
if majority sf all the votes cast be in
favor, it will be inserted as a part of our
Constitution.
In Maine, some sixteen hundred promi-
nent citizens have petitioncd for the neces-
sary steps to inaugurate Woman's Suffrage,
and the press of that State is said to be al
most unit in its favor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-03-13

The Blade, for week or two past, has
been trying to build railroad from Find
lay to Toledo via. Perrysburg and Bowling
GreeRy with three and four line newspaper
squibs. The Blade should have learned
ere this that railroads are not now built in
that way. Facts, figures and capital are
the necessary requisites in accordance with
the latest modern improvements in rail-
road building.
About two years ago an imaginary in-
dividual whispered in Mr.. JOHN NORRIS
ear, in the halls OF the Legislature, SINH
lar project, which cost the people of this
and adjoining counties south no little
anxiety and a considerable amount of
money. Has somebody been whispering
in Nasby's ear?