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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-20

SUPREME CoCkT-YAsrEEDAY
OF Nevada, on the relation of Is. Guer-
zero, vs.. Thomas Pettincli and others.
ono warranto to try the right Of res
pondents 10 act as Trustees Of the
Roman Capitol Gold and Silver Mining
Company. L. ~ Clarke aud I. ". ".
Dawes for relator and r H Taylor for
Respondents Tired ANA set f,r Rrgu-
ment Thursday, by II a. II. State Of
Nevada, respondent. vs. John Wyatt. AZ
peii"nt. Defendant was convicted #
murder III the second degrer III Eiku
county and appealed. Argued and sub
united. VIM. keDoe ct al, appellants,
vs.. J. L. Bleth-n ct al. RESPONDENTS.
Continued till the 27th inst.
TEE GRASS in the lot of the Mint
building is being destroyed by swagns
of blue bottle flies. \ great portion Of
the clover is killed. and from present ap-
pearauces hone viii be left The buzz
ing insects have sWooped down IN iunu-
merabIe quantities and sound ike Il
swarm Of bees. We trust that the pes
tlferoas critters may get their fill III the
one place and lot spread over the city
and destroy the beautiful verdurs that
our citizens axe so justly proud and care
fUI of.
NEARLY FATAL AcCIDENT-W
Officer Butts was working the city pris-
oners in front of Wells, Fargo d, Co..
yesterday forenoon, at about II O clock,
and one OF the prisoners was stoopiUg
low at his work, Jake Beam drove up
with his dray and Just as he got along
side OF this prisoner. a heavy box fell
OF, just grazing his head. Had the poor
unfortunate been few inches nearer the !
box would have undoubtedly killed him.
OLD GLORY STILL THERE.-Yester-
day Mr.. William Eassie mounted the !
Capitol building aud pulled aIoft the |
Nations flag, i'll commemoration of /
the centennial anniversary of the first |
battles which led TO the Declaration of |
Independence, and the achievement of
our liberties through the War of the
Revolution.
THAT BARBER PoLE.-dr. Jacob Null
Ter has erected the most conspicuously
attractive sign to be seen anywhere, in
IL shape of barber pole. 1t j. monu-
GENITAL in its proportions. 1t must be
cen to be appreciated.
WARM WEArHER.-Yesterd noon
Friends thermometer registered 80
degrees. His barometer is also falling
slowly, which indicates rain or snow,
in the near future.
In TowN.-"Yankee Plummer" the
bumorist, lecturer and elecutionist, is in
This city. Curt Hillyer and Thomas
Fitch were also in this city yesterday,
and proceeded to Virginia. |:
The Ivy SOCIAL, the last one of the
,eason, will take place tomorrow
night. It will be q calico party.
will commence 1t s O'Clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-20
y TmE SECOND JUDICIAL. d.
First dav Of MiV, A. D. 1875,

at 10 o'clock -. VI. of said day at the Courtroom
Of said District Court Ill Carson City, Ormsby
county, Nevada, to show cause why an order
should not Ice granted 10 said Administrator and
Administrators 10 s,ll 80 much IF the rt,l g.
tate AZ shall he ncs, ssaTy, And thut a copy If
tins order be published III the Carson DAILY
APPEAL newspai er printed ana PUBLISHED at
Carson CITY, nevada, for at least four sue. tss i've
weeks in the County of Ormely aiCr' said ae-
Curdlu. to the Law IN such ,as,s
:. ii. Wright.
Dist. Judge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-20

REMoyED.--Dr. I. J. white has removed 10
the building west # Willis Drug Store On hing
street. sr2-tt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12
y office To Teachers and District
Clerks

Notice Is hereby given that public examin-
alons of teachers for Iowa County viii be
a.'d by the Superintendent of Schools in said
county at the following times and places,
ta.Vit:
A. Mineral Point, Monday aud Tuesday,
September 18th and l4th.
Al DodgeyiiIe, Wednesday and Thursday,
September 18th and 10th.
At Arena, Friday and Saturday, September
ith and 18Th.
II Highland, Monday and Tuesday, Sep
tnuJer 10Th and 2lst.
AT Mihlin, "wednesday aud Thursday, Sep
ieuoer 42d and 23d.
Applicants must come provided with Firth
leaders. and are expected to attend promptly
tt 70 o'clock a. m, THE FIRST DAY Of the
examination.
No special examination will be granted
without Imperative reasons.
Mineral Point, August oh, 1915.
ALBERT WATKINS.
Co. Superintendent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12
NeW advertisements.
Notice of Drawing Petit Jurors

Notice is hereby given that the Petit Jurors
for the October term A. d. 1915, of the Cir
cult Court in and for the county Of Iowa and
State of Wisconsin, will be drawn at my office
IN the Court House in the village Of Dodge
vile, in the County and State aforesaid, on
the Goth day of August, 1875. at 10 O'Clock A.
IN
Dated podgeyille, Aug. 10Th, 1875.
WILLIAM SANDS,
Clerk Circuit Court,
Iowa Co., Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IOWA

William W. Likens, Plaintiff. against Henry Yelyer-
ton, Defendant Circuit Court.
The State Of Wisconsin TO Henry Yelrerton,
dboee etmed defendant.
SIR: You are hereby summoned and requ red to
the complaint in this action. which Is now on
file In the Office Of ne Clerk Of the Circuit Court In
and for Iowa county, Wisconsin. at the Court House,
in tho village Of Dodgeviile. Iowa county, Wiscou.
sin and serve u copy OF your answer on the sub.
&c rber, at his Office, in the city Of Mineral Point
Iowa county, wisconsin. within twenty days after
the service of this summons excl isve of the day
such service. and If you fail 70 the complaint
an hereby required, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against yoa for the sum Il five hundred and forty
nine and sS-l00 dollars and interest thereon from
the first day of February, A. D. 1915. and the costs
81 this action
W. W. LIKENS,
Atty per Sc.
Dated July %. 1878, Mnera, Point, wis.-8Ow7
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12
For Sale or Remit

nv PET sV'
Dated July %. 1878, Minera. Point, Wis. Bowl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12
Chicago& North estern
RAILWAY,

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit,
Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Roches-
ter, Albany, Toronto, Montreal
Quebec, Portland, Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, st. Louis, Cairo, San
Francisco, Sacramento, Ogden, Salt
Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Sioux City, ST. Paul, Marquette,
Escanaba, Menasha, Madison, Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Winona,
Duluth, Green Bay, Milwaukee, and
all points North, West, South and
East, should buy their tickets via
Chicago and the
CHICAGO / NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Close connections are made at
Chicago with the Lake Shore 81
Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen
trail, Baltimore Il Ohio, Pittsburg,
Fort Wane Il Chicago, Kankakec
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for
East and Son.n- East, and with the
Chicago Il Alton and Illinois Cen
trail for Ill points South.
Close connections are also made
with the Union Pacific r. II. at
far Omaha for all West points.
Close connections are made al junction
points 'c'th trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on
all night trainsa on all the lines Of
this road.
This is the Only Line running
these cars between Chicago and St.
Paul or Chicago and Milwaukee.
AT Omaha our Sleepers connect
with the Overland Sleepers on the
Union Pacific Railroad; for all
points west of the Missouri River.
Among the
Inducements Offered BY THIS Route
to the travelling public are all the
modern improvements: Rock and
Gravel Ballasted Track, Steel Rail,
Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches,
Smoking and Lounging Cars, West
inghouse Safety Air Breaks, MiIers
Patent Safety Coupling and Plat
forms, Speed, Safety and absolute
Comfort
Running Through Five Great States,
and operating over 1900 miles Of
road, this Company presents to the
traveller facilities that Are Not and
Cannot be offered by any Compel
itor.
All ticket agents can sell you
tickets via this route.
If you wish the best travelling
accommodations, you will buy your
tickets by this route, and will take
no other.
MARVIN HUGBTT,
Gent Superintendent.
w. II. STENNETT,
| Gen Passenger Agent. ST.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12

whom il may concern
The notes and accounts Of Dalton & Ferrin
nay be- found at DIR, Dalton's office, in Miner
Point. where all persons indebted to them
,aatdei 20 call and settle the same,
-. ~ sn- indebted to the late :. 4. Fer
h1.Fdlaly are requested 10 call OF X. ID.
iH-1'- drug store aud settle with Charles
r. who is authorized TO receive aud re-
b, ia- ali sums paid
Ar Wan Brown Niil call and present. ae-
o. Is, ana D. authorized TO settle and receive
BE-. Isy tGereun,.
f c. FERRIN.
Admins Of estate OF :. A. Perrin.
,LHe -, Isl 5-2it..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12
ALEX. WILSON. EDWARD HARRIS.
City Bank Of Mineral Point.
WILSON & HARRIS,
GENERAL BANKERS.

Issue bills Of exchange on all the principal
critics in Europe, and passage tickets to aua
rom rom All European ports. Interest paid on
lections
once next door to Vivian's Drug Store,
High Street, Mineral Point, Wis.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12

The undersigned offers for sale, or will rent
If sale is not effected, his homestead, situated
on north Chestnut street, and embracing Il
good house, two acres of land bearing grape
vines apple and other fruit trees good well,
cistern, and other convenienccs for a comfort
able and pleasant residence.
AUGUST PEN.
Mineral Point, July 9th, 1878. 27tf.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12

MANUFACTURES Of all kinds Of Ornamental
w Hair Work, such Bracelets, Breast.Pins,
Watch Guards, Necklaces Finger Rings Ear Kings,
Charms, &c. Also Curtis, Waterfalls, switches, La.
lies Front Pieces. Gents Wigs, and everyth In
his line. Cash paid for raw hair. P. o. Box BIS
Mineral Point. Wis. xxii-8.ly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-08-12
CLASS Y.
No. 1s-Plowing Match.

who're will be plowing match on the "a DAY OF
The iaf, a. as
~ p,;,p 10 O
q F;,,n 10
:. entrance fee Of 10 per cont. OF rut:e will be
aatg,a open all in the county.
CLASS O.
No. 19-Discretionary.
1 committee will refer to rule Is OF regulations
SPECIAL, CLASS 7.
No. 20 Running and Trotting.
The premiums in This class will be made known in
:, ecial circular hereafter.
, 1875-08-18

LATEST.
Ers Yaax, Aus. i'.-uah opened srl closed ut
ll3'. with +ale. al ll,'i"ln borrowing ra'cs 2sd4
re7 anls,n,. nnL 1.6rta,.1. FER hicm. Towards Tue
clote tnaus WIRE radt hat.
Government anil rairo4st bonds wera steady. state
securities quiet bull ssrong.
Tho stock market At tile opening WIS irregular. but
generally fraction abovs yesterdays clos!ng, and by
Moon thrrc was MI edvanco Of .@H, with Western
Enlon Telegraph and Roek Island ~ the features.
lutcs there was lrellno Of sta1, tho latter OH Lake
Shore Al the cluso tho market strong, when the
highest ptireA ot the dag generally currcut. Tho
advance from tho luwe6t 1out was n to 2. ~eR,e1n
rnsds .tirac,ed much attontton and led the
Improvement. III. Paul preferred rosc from GJx
to 61x, forsIgn atiess. The tnHlnoa
from 81 10 Hi; Northwestern preferred from 5ii
10 s6;: ccrton fran AK to 4!i: Rock Island from
lOs 10 tO<E, TGfnrtrl large esrhlttgs 0! tie fotd
f.sfB Siure froA b3a4 10 G04 Western Union from
MA to hti Atlantic Il Pacific Telegraph from 20A
Ia IL. and Pacific slal from 37.s to 3a1t. ST. 10
returned tn Al. Thu dealings we'll distributed III
the AFTERNOON, anil the market vas nnrc tnnlatod
Than during tho early portion If the .ay. TsAnbac-
t,ults At tbs Rsnrk Exrhange, H5V0f. Df whch lbon
wrtc Incih, Mil, ~ I Western uu 1850 Il ck
Island. $3.50 H. lhHl preferred. ami l.kV Lake Shore.
Money nlsrtet easy Vt :! Irtule lntrcaAtls IalEr.
@5I.
Cli,,oi,,s receipts, fs3t,nr.
rloincr ex,'nt tn. tt,1tu,D'
Tba Assistant TruA,Irer disluraed $t5G, 900.
CleArinHH, sl1,0lou.e,
, 1875-08-18
Very Little Animation Visible In
tho Business Of tho
Banks.
Less Pressing Mercantile Demand for
Loars...New York Exchange
at Par,
The Pr0luco Markets Generally Firmcr..-
Grain Actlye...Provtsf0ns
Quiet.
The Shipping Movement Dull--New Wheat
and Oats Coming In Freely.


Ths 1orsl tchn market continues 10 display Tie shme
geaturrs Of p1oto,nny. There 10 apparently lighter
demand frnm mercbana far leans n~tnH to Tue pres
enca In town OF larger number II conntfy buyers.
Atut Of these bring money With them, and supply tho
neeettit,eA which womb othetwthe ntnd the mrreHhsa
to their banku TIN operators ot the Hard of TRADE
nte not adding thitg srTrccta bio to discount lines
The state Of Prizes oea not encotsraRa capitalists 10
carry stuff for future dcvcry In nearly tvcry '''tet~
lien tlere eeems to be for the t,uo elnR at lca't
luiI. The banks feel corretpondnRly nncary nndcr
their surplus and Tho rates nf loans shows no t9s OF
st,f1cnine. Ditconntx ensy A. they hase ever
been. There ts no competition hctwetn horFo"csF,
and the few who appear. II they arb ahfc to lufro~ al
all, cAn borrow al abo1st their own lcEhs.
Hates o! discount at tic bhnks auosel to regular
cussoors at Ia III per cent. To goo ontsiie borrow.
es1, bettcr rates arc given, accuFduB ~ crrnn'"
stances.
On se street .he genera! atuAs ia ono Of inacstv-
ity. Hate. a.s t4. IL per cent. ... ..
Nov York exchange liz quiet srar. sa'ca werc1naae
at &c discount between bauka for tluJ but Al the
clcAe Il t,eeatnc Rr.ner.
The movement Of currency ii light, but II heafiss
u,nn laal week.
Tbs cloariugs were sa.eoo.oN.
bAo fA1tyRE.
Tho wreck Of tho JAc9ues Carticr nank nt Mon
trea which rnHnertod toint time ago. stens a. coh'-
plate Us that ut Duncan, shcrmnn Il Co.
or Tho Cook County National IAnk. Aa In
competent, II MT ratealiy Cashier "as the eaaso
Of the ruin. Without he knowledge Of the DIRECTORS
he advanced sbou ,ok ooo 10 the Northern cooni-
zstion Railway. wt1sh fac to nesoststc It's Aonda In
1,ntou. hud therefore could not repay tho tnnk fLo
Capicr fAlsie lhc accounts aud tc fnbilRhcl renosh
Of lie banks condition. lo kworo that f'e batlk had
$l26u0u In specie when II bsd less than ksoo that
large lataneo was due from foreign bankn, whcn the
dcbt was tho other way that there was reservc fund
fs47 trU when sts5. .tco OF 1t was In ouawcd hl11
Tho es.ets iacltls 10000 Of past due bills, art
i702,o.o Of oyeraravn accounts, md are not looked
utun Us likely 10 prD1ute much 10 tletositors.
e,E1
, 1875-08-18


This II c,ysl To "A: te@ or 70l 1cs lcss than thr
oEeial stntc,nen There ahoul, he thus ahoHs 7,7O3
lea lc.s ol ,nrt rre nov thin mnnth ago. inso.d ot
,UM TIA tt,o7c ,tuw t4Is dlatrepanty IL In he aa.
trll,r1 nnn1,g Tho n,nsrsrnl N snmfcr su, wlntcr
tywlust at,I ssys,. Il. t,u Nrm. tsotu ~htet, both
statements wero cum,ie,l ,nus. ~ lett for le e1lcrn
to decide,
Tho leading nreduee markets wrrr generally
stronger In reaction from proceeding wrAhMras Tho
receut decline ha,t )ccu SHIRT, pt,c In 1nos bread.
Htnits AMI ucpd n,,,,y tconEc cann to tin cone1u-
ttcu that ihnRs lah n1nut weakened eho,igh
fur the present, They eotntneneed 10 huy,
aul Tint st,Geurd tbs nIsskrta. Tho weather.
was fpc, and tho crop rtt,rts sosnl by comparison
With tho.e Ut tts ps.t lew .lty-, while tho thIrrnR
movement wah .}u1l and lair ffeIghts heavy. Tho
bu.u A wn. l,s almost snrey for futnss delivery,
czccpt in coru.
There ia nnw prs.lua Improvement IN tho dry.goot1s
trade AMI tie fcettup among obbces II growing more
cheerful, Indications favor an nottyo sn prosperous
tr,s,u 0r.rogics mt with nothing morn than fair
demand. md vsur, wtro subjected 10 no auotable
fluctuations, All Il lid etaps ettlcies, embracing
4uuuss pitutx tnutassns. rico, toNpcs. and tcas,
were ar1n, and slde asiclca too, ru1o,
wcrc hri Al full prices. The slenhnI for hsh epn-
ttnHet far at about sssaAy ,,,ttea pslet fruits xere
, 1875-08-18
TELEGRAPH!c MARKET REPORTS.
fOGEtoN MARKETS.

foREtoN MARKETS.
Spsffaf NtspateA 10 Ths cAtra4o 7fts.ns.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. IT'LL m.--FLou1-No. !, asa;
NJ. 2, 2ea.
-wheat-N1nlsr, lis al; aprip9. No. !. lis;
M. J. ies sd white, No. !, lis 9A; No. 2, t!s 81;
club MOL Ia Sd; No.2 liz 81. Corn. No. J, aA ID
No. q, sis "a.
Pnovtssos4-po.k, sos. Lard. dis ed9eh.
LIVERPOOL, Avg. TIA y. n,-FLoua-No. !, 27s
u No. 2 25s.
1nAM-- Whe.t-Wlntor No. ]. Hat spring, No. !,
los Vi; No. 2, los ~h,ts NO. J, lis u No. = liz
IL; cluu. Nc. J. Ia Nc. = lii d. Corn, No. 81;
No. =, So 0d.
LAHp-0ia.
The markets. 1t q aud p. n, exhibited no variation.
IlxEsrooI Aug. l1-s p. n.-LAan-als862s,
lleAt unchanged. ....
LIVERPOOL, Aux. t7.--Latsat-PLoua-EItrs State
Western, 27s Cd.
aaA1A--whea. Receipts, hrss days 1000 ars, tn
euding II 600 Aas5!cen No, 10 spring. .1vs adte
lls. Corn-Mlxsd, sta oI.
l4oya1oss-pork- Western, s0s Kaasafu, a7s "a,
Bact, ~ VI. Lard, e2'+ l.c1u-0u.pherlApa cut,
dts.
caKksE-J1ns. tss+
TALtox-+Sa,
px7apLxuh-Radnsd,a ID ;sp4s!ss, ID,
Loxpox, Aug. H+-WkA1axx--Fslf and hot
coxso14-Monsy.g " lit; aacouut, VIZ,
Uxsrkp A1ATEs Boxps-HAs, l07; in7t, 1o9k;
1os0s, 1o4A now d, laa3s,
AkxaloAA HAItxoAp akousITt1a--Gsw Yu4k Oeu-
trL sai Eris, lt,s preferred. VI.
T4LLow-41t,
IxsEkp otL-nIk.
HE1ntEs TupyIAT,Mx-99a 81.
NEW foRx, Aug. l7.-MoH sgAAI Istu4Aks--A Lon.
don Dispatch <4ys: "Thass IL = slt4ht decline In
United 6iat4 s-1o4 9! }saa md lS1. Ths hook E1as
, 1875-08-18


CATTLE-There waa lrfhc !1rmrr fcnling In Tho
market for choice shipping teevss not becsse of any
improvement In tho demand but tho senny supply tf
fsst Aud Rocond-cls.s cAts iulhcel b morn conhuent
feeling among both sellers md buyer, though no
luotaba advance VIA galuol. III Vllsr ro-
bpcr.s tho position Of tho market WA
moro favorable for tho selling intero,t than
during last week. Tho asc,ago qualify Of stock mss
be sct down "A thb poorest seon III tho yarls this
son, than tbresforths of tho enttra aupfty
satlnR u Texans nnd thin nattycs lar whic, tere
outlet except at l4u low range of $2.2ja4.i5
Sales at higher 3luuras tlan Tho hDoso lid not exceed
51s head. This rsevanlAa pscea were, fos Te.ss cat
Tie, t2tHa $780, and poor to mclfum nanseR, $2.75sa
tb0. Gregory. Cooley Co. sola IL o1tra steesa,
eraking i.s10 H at 1910. Tho market cloaed dull ind
hca7y fos anything ar4d!nR hollow choice.
QUOTATIONS..
E1tra Tenscs-uraded steers, weighing 1850
to J,5tO Is.... 9o3588.65
Chutce BeeveB-FiNu, fat, well formed year
to ysar old stecrst welRlliu9 l.3~U to -..
l.41 iba ~. 6.76ae.t5
Good Deevcs.-Well.f .fattonel sIecrs, weigl-
ing l,lso to 1.25o soo9s.e co
Meulutn 1r4des--Steers IN fair flesh, weigh
ing l.,uo 10 i2ao III 4.2sasoo
uutShets' Atock--loor to tatr nteera. ana
cnmmon 10 choIce cows. for city slaughter,
weighing 810 to 100 tts., s.,.....,..... 3.1S3{.00
Stock Cattle-com,uon cattle, Weighing 1ou
1nseloson'sht 1s lnso L. aud tSin cows; hsisr 1'''''
atsga, bulis ind sealaws0 ateers. 1.2sa2so
Texas CattinTheouRl drOyes ........,.. 2.23d53.76
, 1875-08-18

Tas receipts Of lumofr tas lAe prnesa1aR week Hess
ao,a12 N Il; the saip1nensa, taedj N It.
Tia lumbcr lnsPsctoEs Ara still II sea. II Nas r.
ported yea.erday that shs tosaes offered to do tho
saa4usaz Il ths rates s'tsd hy tha new orG.usAson
which .rs 10 fos straight measure sud 1se for two oF
uaosx tpdy Il was sto 1uIuosv1 that ths now org4a
isstoa beusu 10 show tiaas uf dissolution. sosus Of liz
sm,s.r rsturus 10 the s.apog u tas boss Ia.
s,ectoss, sous iunn~rmsn srs dapo*ed to look Gu
ths uev moYsasot With f.yos.
aud s.sy una+r arss offerings 1as .ss<sp.s tns tds
ia.t feS d4ys bare tsea sery heavy tsPofed ys.tos
dly Il aeasly isaapu III and ~ 5.sa a1sss ~ tal
~ sysn uath liz ae.is,a nssd,a ths slug. a..ss ..ts
ms.is i about oll asurss. lolsts mi seanlnz xers
quetsl Il 3a.s2, sal lasa ami d Aastaaa. fas fs
, 1875-08-18

5.eo por 1oO Fbs.
EAar LIBERTY.
EAAr L1nrnrY, Aug, 17.--CATfLE-ntceip& for Bat
for t6e voss enains as alahs sod bead se.nst s3a
weEe through stock, and III cars for sae here
The receipts to-a4y sse ony e1A head, all for sh!s
s nd S .at fo isSE r. ~. ss t.
IIoas-ltecepts for Saturday, Sunday. .nd Ai9ndaY
hcid f rstR s hs s wsss s,tss
~ oay a1s head Yerkara. T. tas ~; philadclpha,
''i stsr.-i,ecelpts for Saturday, Sunday, add alop-
d,y wsrs $50 head snl for tia week i'd 4a ag4lnss
~ t> t4o week befora Arsdv4a to-day only so9 heaa
selling At sapots'ss. .,.a.
total for tAe week 1874. Tia market opoaed sot!ve
were onerna Al strong last weeka prices; alow for
eommon stock quality Reoetally Eo poor % to deter
y1ss .ssp' .sp sxssssse. IL
week, 1900: nnrkot Tor tho week not fariY opaned;
fsw transactions made It as week'R closng prices
guilty OF offerings poor nut such AZ tho nnflrt de-
Mues-1teeepts. Goo total fur the weak. I.ldo;
t hssvs hoo:
st'lsrs =! b.. s11o: .ssetea s.1Rors ss; to-day
H.
wkrEnTnwN.
W47xHrown, Mas, Aug, l7.--cAr7IE-Neceips.
s.d wesa haos ey ia
7a7Ae 1--we weight fat Wsatsra steeEs chotos, sl0.7d
8tI.n: extra. A9SN9 !ooV; htse Iuautt 31o14s.out
4auni, tT.7a4a f.a1; sAtrd. II. co.
BnkEf ArD l,aMns-llcceipts, 6,lyl; limbs lover,
With downward teudeucy and t,!creaspd supply;
rico likely u drop to rates ruling betrs sha War
Rheep IN lots, $1.'h each; extra. $j.1a33O0i
slxi.lS larats, a1kt8Gkc.
IT. L0uEH.
Gc. !ouIa, Aug. l7.-iloas-Ftrtu shippers, $7.3o0
T,aJ; harun, tf.tUGS 30; bntchers, $7.B5;3 B23.
CtEELE-saatss ard weak, tending down; gocd 10
cllolce pa,lye, t,81@s.G1N medium to far, 3i.sAa
b.43 good Texans, me4su1n 10 sA.s, $2to
s3,33 oomEnon, $2S0&8A7d.
plNrlNNAT1.
CINCINNATI. Aug. lf.-lioos-qniss md stssdy;
common l!xhl to goDi hltchers, }7.H3t3 3.3Y; bulk
sales, ss.oAss.2s; zscsipss. ~, shipu,snts, ssd
, 1875-08-18
wrre rnatc uf ont iris at sf.10i4 PR g,nn. F,p.
lloyd Co., of Srw Ynrk fstlia.n tho nlilrc pnrk In
tbs country At NIL oyrr 1880 Iris The lafy prolac
He'll 1Iasta itI.tu at.Il

IbYH To-, bf Nfw i1rk, FHlfath Ito ftf1rc RInrk IN
Ills rsntry Al orrr 1880 ris. Thu tlsy prolac.
ttnEt lInA not Increased.
MiDEs--wrrs j. r,r''s.'t roa' demand an',
light anl leavy. pes7',c; green rt't ~ ldc; dty
,,t h'e. s' nd ssI ~, rs rs,c n nssr TX
two-hssls prize. atd branded In per cent vi. Sheep
sass XVII r,FaF tiFss ;S X ~. e and
nnrhankrd: rts rL.1k-1u, l0sI4, tlto3 tsn, r.,ol-
IT, S,. ts s s s T." fE;*s NJ a. as asa ia, sS
.Ss esa s e s.,Sa
-. 1; stained, l7e; America rn..a 'n :, 4: ue; p
j. :.n.s;.i1 aud il: TX: l'and ID. TIL II ~; u
las: ~ lc %, :oe: iult bundles. a' per ceut liA-
EAlIs-w.rs q'aiei At s2.as ra'o',
otlts-tatr', lnaer,,. an't tnrrenas wtro again
llsino.a ruled 1uot, ai,ost 10 dnjlncss. Following
gre tl,c 9nn'a"n.: c:rnan :,,,, ;ssa1,aFd whles,
I'll. tIdaMi.i0: S". !. usaYis NJ. vss3e: itu.sea
raT se do ol!e d Hs W'e e.7ts !: az.
ira ou i'd No i u0e: hank oil ssc: sstait*, G'c
rI.h,I,sgn OIL e,sa7sc; t,'rpentIuc a'.ac nnrhthA
Wr.t Virginia a,lt, natural, deg. 3ju naturaf ~
dcs M S, Frarr 9, ~ y sS r. ''; ,,,n ,oo,
nss. 1ss Ast7s' sU h. III as rs nere no % Ne ao @
sss sts sA1s. rss r. e "' a. .; .asy s, %n's ] s
q IN. y,r'r msr;rm,i lin tsIG ii 10. In FrrucE
iii sr1 - to Ms,.%x. r.t.oai cniDrs ~ h0: nasre
car cnirs 1' 'rnsin A. -" |'''' p"~>'
II infiIr:ir.I ~ .r,trsnn, zzsrt v.rv t1u1, nnd ,rrhk
1rafrfa irta ,rc "nmtnr In an1 hvc,a nsnay ,,refcr
tHrn, 10 i'm nrnr.iia f,,sis rnrEnta 1rrs In iiaht
III M. s;,rtnos a. ont ~. turt.vs !, 80. ~ II.
ducIs, S50G !: psairje :htctrns. t3't1 ncr doz,
sEEDa-Titnothy was dull aud easy under larger
oi!efins: :h!s e-a.e bysra 70 he; or Sales sre
o es2sr e.: S1 =: p5s mi H.. SsT 81
! fpr mod crushing, uthor ssc,l, wcrn neulecte,l.
sALT-Tie mai kel ia active AM, firm Ut IN advance
o. lge nrE w tx me s. The rseeirts foF tue rust
sncta harr srs 1,s ma s,rrsr fsn,,o T. ,.,.sr,
cd 1t manufacturing points. We nuofs. yseiuag On-
nnlAga, sui Canads Dnc, 3l.50: ortlinsry coarsv,
*.e aaity ";tnunt naas. s1.h daiFy with bdva,
~ rni,afa-Tha 1ro@htv III i.ter !, ~.
the prica af tobacco viii rue materially haber tban
now has stimulated the demand, And dnrtaa the past
weeK pfe!ty npo.s anouns ot nu!so;"sea aoos!s
~. rstns .o,.s asr;1ei ern,ns. s1 ,lyo y ',aue T.;
ntre,mTe n ali y, tha nricas nnw cnrrtnt " on,
! - ETsr nMrNrhni,a n e.trs 1ntaMla. naii.n, -
| anal 6s6 a}c. co,nmot, tAoEjc