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ADIAMoND WITH A 4lsroRY.
THE TRAVELS or ONE OF tn FINEST BRIL-
LIANTs IN AMERH :.

THE TRAVELS OF ONE OF TIL FINEST BRIL-
LIANTs IN AAERE :.
An exchange says that one of the finest
brlllisnts In America, and one with a ro-
mantle history, is now for sale at a jewelry
store In Salt Lake City. The stone is 30 of
q caret lighter than the celebrated Tweed
diamond, but it's cutting is much better,
and It Is considered by experts to be more
valuable. It weighs sight and a half csrets,
and is exactly half an inch In diameter
lt was for many hundred years in The
family of an East India prince. This poten-
tate presented it to the ex-Queen Christina
of Spain, who presented it TO her daughter,
ex-Qneen Isabella, on the occasion of her
marriage. The latter forced to sell it.
with many other dismou& and Henie
Brothers. OF New York, bought il at an
auction of her diamonds, which was made in
London. From this firm it was purchased
by 81. Louis gentlemen, with about $50, 600
worth OF other diamonds. de was soon after
offered $4,000 in gold for 1t by the Americas
Club CT New York, but he refused 70 sell it.
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AYERS ACUE CURE I
For the speedy relief "

Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Uhill
Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague, Period
ical or Bilious Fever ETC., and indeed all the
affections which arise from malarioss, marsh
In of II
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his country in 1907, account OF 6zel,
and Offering his services to Jerome Bona
parte, while king OF Wurtemberg, be took
part In the Russian campaign, receiving
from Marshal Ney the command of the ad-
vance guard. He was decorated with the
legion OF honor but why he failed to adopt
France as his country, is not stated.
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OTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, 20:
y James y Davis VS.. Julia a. Davis. in the
superior Court of Marion county, In the state
OF Indiana. September term, 1875. No. Io,9l7.
For divorce.
Re il known that on the 18th day OF August,
1875 the above named plaintiff by his attorne Us.
filed in the Office OF the clerk of the Superior
Court OF Marion county, in the state OF Indiana,
his complaint against the above named efend-
ant for divorce, and on said 25th day of August,
1875, the said plaintiff filed In said clerks Office
the affidavit OF a competent person showing
that said defendant, Julia A. Dav Ia, 10 not res
ident of the state OF Indiana.
Now therefore. by order OF said court, said
defendant last above named is hereby notified
of the filing and tendency OF sold complaint
against her, and that unless she appears and
answers or demurs thereto at the calling OF
said cause on the second day OF the term of said
court, TO be begun and held at the Court House
in the city OF Indianapolis, on the FIRST Monday
in November, 1875, said complaint, and the
matters and things therein contained and al
legged, Will be head and determined in her ap-
sepce. AUSTIN III. BROWN, Clerk
JORDAN JORDAN. Attys. for Plaintiff.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

FOR the Speedy cure OF Seminal Weakness,
L Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on
by fndiscretion or excess. Any druggist has the
Ingredients. Address, DAVIDSON a CO.. , y J
Box xe8, New York.
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ECHO RIVER.
IN MAMMOTH CAVE, ky.
III EMILY HAwrHoRNE.

III EMILY HAWTHORNE.
Prom forthcoming volume Of poems-l
Sunbeams never, mystic river,
Nor the moonbeams DER thee CULVER;
Not the faintest starlight gleam
Shines above thy sombre stream.
Night-enshroude river Echo,
Nournfu dirge so sadly slow,
Loudly clea- or soft and low,
Sin yIng as we gliding 60
Ger thy waters silent dow
Comes the echo" 10.
See The shimmering shadows playing,
Born oftorcnlights ntful swayIng.
Cast upon the cavern wall,
Cast DER Rcho River Hail,
Hear the echo call,
Answering echo All"
And the boatmsn s-andi' no 0rfniy,
Throws a -hadow weirf unseemly,
On the rocky spac
Strangely ont of Dlace.
Asst were ghost v network" Lace"
Bright winged o. .ras have never hown
ger my wafer Idim and lone;
snores OF ear N With flowers DER grown,
Noisy DAM 1s, 10, thou hast none;
only w" lof solid stone,
by tneP .reat Creator hewn,
Dy Hfs power alone
oouD d thy waters" Lone"
Lveriue shadows weirdly falling
>sem as spirits reckoning, Hing
calling through the echo voices,
Strangely awed, our soul rejolces.
As 'twere voice from heaven calls rs,
Heavenly majesty enthralls us.
Now from dome and wall surrounding
1Iainst the massive rock resounding,
Hear the echo
Come and CO.
Long we gaze In Silent wonder.
We OF earth-thou ri gliding under,
Though the rock reft vide asunder.
Der thy watery depth rock girten,
Plays the fiickering light uncertain;
See, DER dome and cavern hal
Tracery Of mystic scroll,
"God's hand wr ting on the WALL
All His work, His-"All,"
Hearken, now the voices singing,
AL the echoes back ward bringing
As grand triumphal ringing.
Every sense with rapture hlling,
Like thous ands harpStr ngs thrilling,
Every brea IA to silence 5 illing.
Joy divine Is DER me stealing,
And q bliss profound
Echo tells me- Found,
In tia echo sound.
Long the sweet refrain will singer,
As the trace Of fairy finger,
Rising now In fuller volume,
Answering from each arch and column,
Joyous pesls OF music ringing,
As II were the angels singing.
Loud resoundant, rising higher,
Melody OF heavenly choir;
Is II this heaT9
say, is heaven near?
This the spirit spheret
List the echo" Fear"
To my mind this truth is plain:
Know now by this refrain,
Words that die will live again.
And the grand resurgance rolling,
All my inner soul controlling.
Echoes ever
Der the river.
stirs this thought within my brain.
As a loudly echoing strain,
Words may die yet live again.
Fairy river, gliding, going.
Through the cavern winding. flowing,
To the mystic wondrous realm beyond;
Here my thirsting sJul hath found,
Peace my longing soul had wanted,
Quelied the doubts of spirit-haunted;
Thou hast tn light me more than sages,
BY thy rocky olefts of ages,
Taught me more than stored pages,
Led me to the opening portal,
Proved the soul is e'er immortal;
Brought OF knowledge mighty store,
Hidden in mysterious lore.
EshOing thoughts my brain are stirring.
Ever on my mind recurring,
Ever more this truth averring,
Thou hast taught by sure refrain,
Echoing dying words so plain,
shalt die, yet live again;
Dying be my" Gain"
|
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DR.. g. A. SOHAMNAN

Cures all Private Diseases without the use OF
mercury. Charges reasonable fees, guarantees
20 permanently cure all forTns OF "Spermator-
rhe&," or seminal Weakness" IN nom two to
ssven weeks time. Once, No. 5l9 North Fifth
street, between Washington svenus aud Green,
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sR-Dr d sends his "1reatise on Special Dis
cases" FREE TO any address, which fully ex-
plains the nature, causes and sym ptoms OF Sem
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1ahls IN fnryaeFtan Ou other dsNcote ruhtecfz
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Prince BIsmsrk, according to the London
Army and Navy Gazstte. has been the chief
in strument in humilisting a nation for
which his father fought. The latter left
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COTTON MAHKrrs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 2st ott0n nonira.ly unchanged Nidng
lie. Lev NMfng, - &C.; Good Ordinary, he. ship
n-ut,, u bal IS; stOcs, go bales.
Cu,HLEsIoN, Aug - Cotton quirt; Middlng 1879. Low
McIng Is 2; Good Ordinary, ltf iecrt- - hal-s
exports coastw.sc, lCi bacs sales bales soeA 2s67
BAlrTMoEY Aug 2--Cotton qri.t Mid.hnc lts-r: Low
Midilng !isc. Good l3',c.: cross 7, CENT,
bacs exports cOas"se IN bales sales, spinucT bales
CHARLOTTE Aug 27.-Cotton steady M,dlng IsIoc low
MIddling - c Good O1inary l22c. werkiv net Tco,is
80 bales; srnent 100 bales sales 1872 bales sInncr.
rrn.NLLrsIA Aug. 2%-Cniton firm: itilirc he: Low
MddiDg, IL c c~d Ordinary, l52c.; gross receipts,
baics.
COLUMBIA. Aug. 27--Cotton nominate weekly net rec.t,
bales sales 1Jos spinner, bale. stool, 90 bales
NOBLE Aug Cotton nominal Mld.ilngs IL III iAc;
cepts, bales 1o'a coast s Ion lacs s..cs bales
-NEN-DEiK Az. ana 2s.CC!on quie. ua! nrn: Aillur
ia a. Low aiihiDig III sc 'OOi OuulIy u ~;
ceips ~ bales sales 200 tales; Hi',k ~ 20 h,.,-
SANANNAH Aug eS-C"ttnu ,rm; Miii.inr lie Ioy
Middi!ng lStr; Good Ordinary. &, net receipts ~ ial.s
sales ~ bales siOck, CTS bales.
AfiuS-. Aug 1T ot,on dali Millng i2aal2' c weekly
er.Gtipa bale ale sinsr~ 3das st 7i bale.
bates; sal-. i0s bales STOCK. :. los Iele- ' "
WILMINGTON. Aug. 2s.-suton rpnial: stocr A-o boies
AC1tSiA. Aug. -o1 O,na-DeIaaid fair ofrfin., light
hiddng 3''c ~" AdGins. ~ -, net receipts % baies
,sl,s, 4 bIls.
GAIyEToY, Aug. zs.Co,on arm ,iiddlings 1850 Low
Aiddngs Is - soi Ordinary e.: nc rr.int. I; p ia~-
sa'ss '''"' ~ 0'''' ''"''' '''' O4e' '"'N ''oS
YrurHs Aug. ?S.--COtton q,rct; MbId,uys l4aliI.c
NET reerips baics; sinpmebIs, 70 balls scs uales
siOa 2f60 bales.
Xa4FolK Aug. c2>--coiiGn firm: NldIpg HE net 70
bales exports ooastwis 10 bales sales bales
trNaAAr. Aug 2s.-Csd,on quiet; Niddiugs l4ac: Low
talos .NpmenIs, 10 bales; stoc;. 40 bales.
laks .npnIrnts, - bales stock, 1902.
LolIss Ia, Aug 20 Cotton ss'.dy Midllngs. ii4.c.
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for Soft No chicago on the spot one load Chose 90 a.
with ~ 70 bid spo aud 81 -, 50 ptember No Mi~rdkes
bit 81 81 for September and 81 1881 ~ sss.a o"O
bush No Nip arrive at 81 49, 10000 p"s 40" on
the 81 Ssdsi and aoat making total sales
last night TO-DAY bush Prime old WINTER Wheat
were nq d FOR for milling and export s hmsr rates a NO
hello &c igh~ without sales rcpotc' 81 +5dfi 4o2 LOT
Rel am Amber Michigan do held a; 20 barley wa w
rather steady WITH sale OF one oau
ourJ State September ut 81 Is fr Prime NO AN
ads offered Barley Malt so freely late yesteruN
II Canada West rnel at 81 80 cash NJ wnlch
thcre pretty good dewsnd holders generally dema
81 52 II 3D. Oats very unsettled Irregular au 49,
at the decline under sce arrivals 81 new socs " @
Cl aty sold 45c. for Poor OHIO Baa W. Va ~
for White do while state liked sold az :S making
the rarket 4d5c lcgor New. Old were almost hohn
No Chicago Mixed, al Nicn wig N'
sold best hd In store Old mt nom
6,aG5c The sales are Ju.OVV DuS;
Letter 10000 bush No Chicago Prime Tor oSo. ~ hesa
Ace Sl nominal except Tor era lois ~" ~ @
sold slowly slq$l o. iof new er9l ano - a.
sld. both ncntrng Pennsylvania and Stare t"h ~
a caee with business s0mew ilat suiR VI "a
the shipping about supplied when i4'e mn Nc.
became dull closed weak nj the dec h. sscs
Good to Prime steamer were made AZ .sa "a Wi,e Old
SlQ22 High Mixed and yellow, VIA " n'o ''"'
and Eo. NORMAL The sales Az 100 900 busl 49,, c r>,
EXrURIs CALfoRSlA Ele cieafaDces Eo" "a" rio"
iullOws;
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Totals !. 2ft.j.2 2lOg.13O 3.I2J.JJ2
FEiIGi T., mgr or nIs ~ ana rG.3, sea,y iqc
- Sl # en 1 be- ,T 5S@r ra OF S s'e .,c
J rs n, H. G oaet - d c,nac a1d beng ery
frot ,etso ma interest, iici. ,Iou being suf lent
toeiSoro hu..f % N'a,ts ~ S orn bei
a, &c - Nisellncou, tonnae, - fIl u uca9sed ne
.riH az 3D. for We. ga -. for Co.i to london BY
isa bg ~. ~ lon. IfcpoF;ct rc,ca Win retro,
.r s yit T-cGsi ca, - On rya,c i'm, Gll,n blk
icnoe ron it giia !iir S %i Ga, a',v i,ii =,
Msr lc VT 90 -, S;se" al o. "a S;y" ~ Dad6
ms e,- weIe % i4T ,ool b, sieaS 1000 9"i.
H. a. ~t a1 iss - ph; . Il D.. "a oeTn bafS
at ~. #cre. s'", m l',e 10 3d. I'M l,@n
sion pisdei.hi 10 London vi" 400 IBIS i'e'ned az
K1IN ne Wat @aTset since week age la, been . d,e
,,tuc( ana a,o'sA 80, LD' de .S 4; IL e' :;
snd business iiil,s lroug +mos; q, ssnn 'i,ii Larry
1,prc.es ont prevented lnsieIa' decline i9r nrs ieT
ia What On lie canal onre, Angss, i9
LIZ, .a s ,nafset ' r. Ssl Td, 70 st the oIenhr he
Ss sn T@a s,ssa feif ,a It's AppS.i S-gor
SsileJy seadca the MARI utll ~ emaiye feD1nd
sras. s1o.i va. dcue Ne aad2 >,rns after hc
IossIi irey 81 sock c,l -onc ,ep; put
t9s s na,s ny S sT SP s IL ny S'1S SE M.
Sill b. Sea i6a the upward icsielcy had de- drd 81
opi.ed -priys and Whte wi,rs are n Gsier milling
40 Ss sis pe@ to &c crops Ws: sear
have en Gftiaecly erasgei- AZ sa. ana u iss 20 svs
10: IN nr6ea uJoD the reports although the supply here had
iecn extremely lg,t for scms 6lys, and Ue market even de-
i RIO II would therefore r. unsafe pred
q. ans change o the situation upon these reports
~; Tie cxpfJis for The week 66l30o bush i
}. s. $50 bush the corresponding time last year
- wax nothing DOUG I WI cat = The OIelnr although
-, old cher with yestff1ys corjng prices bid nanely
- tr NJ csifaYo the siot aud {" arrive and 81 80
~ Si0Te ami atcat. Al which 5000 bush |
20" a.sd UO3 Dus.. ~ former new sold Last night
- A. nall n 494<l 20 End winter unchanged ihe
" ~. = % rs seii.c iof $50 che ~" .prng Wheat-
."iN' P> dyAgto aI.p"g srnr qu"irf The market &c
i a1t ~ si. HIt rOic rirh b.. better tlau Tie
.'-.i p. 70, ~. ma ap So Il % aud No =
Z ...r - a;a~c- ~rs. " " 80 -
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Total ,Sc2 l.C0O25S 9I2,l5s 100 2,7C99s- l4G959.
TOTAL sfNCE SEPT. !. 1874.
Pork, Bacon Lara, Beei Cheese Taiow

L. 2,
TOGAL sfNCE sEPt !. 1874.
Pork, Bacon, Lard, Bee, Cheese, Iallow,
lHis. n, g. g, - 90, % ,oio,,
kICfrcl Is ia raic sassig at all at former nsHllts
sales oi ~ casks Carolina al '<o oc 700 ls kangOO,
Gi405i-c.. aIc 100 bJl-. Louisiana q, Gl2d7c.
Tnerc i~no change Ioe and The Il saud j. o
small lo5bg character Clover al 10 i3C Rough Flax
81 - al $50 ~ I22.
rrEARI> unchanged. but there has been sales effected
Western a. lj.c.
SIGt f-Tlc business in Raw Sugars Is only limited and
the ni steady UNCHANGED figures sales ~ li.ds
Cuba ,cOVao &C fDr tDOd Rni qGOtv Far
Refining cuba ~ S0S4c. PuLe do SIC CeaiIiiUga,
Sr boxes. S2d9Sc and NO u Box Glazed AT sl2c.
Refined Grn fair Tequrs, ad3-c.
lOa5e. White; II
Powdered. ANA 1870. ipr Graduated.
TALON moi quite i.n but qlc ats of 5000 70 prime
st0<s ~ 9Iia3sc.
WHISKY steady but euet alos Of 1875 Ibis. ~ "a
W. c3 ihe iollowiag from Mcs.ls q Boyd COS
WEEKLY tcra~ " this date Tho ii-t"sae naIk.f tor
tie closing Ills ia! has been active al sleit g.
CIc. Opening Mun.ay. the sd inst. with sales of 100
bh at /. - = galor "u q" 2ih thc lnce declined TO
81 -. NJ Wari r'cr trmsiLcd uui Tie 2th. when sales
s. % pa II ~ ad on The .1;n at 81 - cu-ing
to-day al the later ngre Nearly all tue Wines Ia
ic,,5. neld ~ e. "a per gallon, We
brs ad, is,i auy nCFeas, ptr.uctou
during TIE demand stoady
A'cOnol CsA paij p,s demand but reduced
prlr,, closing o~ty - 81 gallon. Alcohol "a
mains nom SIC y bid OhrreSi 81 COG Re.
giN.I.1 Alcohol l2jD Jbls.:
and AiC0iu l,S90 bis. stock warehouse ab0lE
l. bills"
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
R.DpEAN NARKEI>

LIVERPOOL Aug 2S-iz:30 Cotton is ssndy; sNldliug
cplals 7Slet sidirg Orleans I'd sales 10000 bales,
tiiuiuC glaOn Cotton zI1iVe
ID c,ca,r Miotiing uands, Middling !
csns August dehge:y. 81 do dOr september delivery,
AZ is.
Il, EsfooI, Aug. 2si3O p mt.ssOn-saics v Middhne
JpisBds reguas August d,lyey, ~ st.: 60 TO,
september delivery, at led Sa''s of siNmenfs 0,p
NLdiing IpaDds, Low Nilding ID OF tbr
t. day $500 haies American Brcadsoa stead
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Sao - m, seea a. follows all on basis Middlines
Sales yesterday after m.-Anggst 200 l4Se 2 eo
"a s.c september 100 Ia isse; 300 lac. October 100
Is ssc November 100 l3s becemeer 100 IL assei oo
IL &c; Zoe lsS,rc April loo l4sc; total 5000 bales
Yesefiay closing IL September
isS5s. Dec, S0S iIss$3S isnaa'
May i!,salfYec June, iasssS 14,:c' 'my, As ssa
100 Ti.c September too IL 'is2c October 400 l3Rgc
November LOO. Is irs2c December, 800 lS'se tOO
lys.oc 300 l3as. January, 500, lSsss2c feviuary
son s be AaTcI Goa liisc; May 100 IA 7s2c. total
Mr. Charles a. Eason cotton report for the week end
any ~ SAYS
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WOOD MANi,Er.

BOSTON Auc\s.All alsle ioc of Medium Hreees ari
oJg aud 'n aine sce,ions are t'keH ~ manu.aer
as steady hit ~.
yny l.. a. lUw
ia Omitted frr.neT ne III
fine MOlA Rlihangi marked change las Ir I.c
obi, .cl1do 2-> jo -. mostly ad - T..
4iZeIJc. Wll eOe co lbs a. 40. "a Yat SJS
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market cI0std stVlN Ml!IIt II ~
siverpool steady Upands, sicL orleans ~. Saini
Aay there demand AZ UNCHANGED It sts
1871 ealts Liverpool vas haraonn- sac, lOvV o~ s
Monday, the tone OF The Inaihe "as
sals 90 bales Nddhne, 1850. Liverpool hrin
sxie, /. DQO bales Cllands Id Orleans net IGen''
sIe were faii prices UNCHANGED; is ItoD
ba..e LyeIpco unchanged; We1nesday thee wa
ro,l euanU advance sales 3OlS bales MduS'
IA l2 Liverpool strong sales, lJOVO hies olhn
sIs: Orleans 77sd THURSDAY, me iaiAei "Ss s',VIE'
anot ,tnn- advanced ls sales Zig bales Mlidnhg "a ~
iIvcrIo was strong safes, $4,000 bales UTlahGr SIe'
Dr,e',s nd Yesterday there moderate buslhtss
mice advanced i-c. sales. ll92 bales Mddpe, l45c.
ami unchanged sales l5UVu DHeS
rocets week have OecE $3.50 bales aganst oI.o aS S
week last YEAR and tht foreign exports 5ZS3
80 sra,nsi SO bales in lo74 The totals so far tbs
va can Ice seen IN tables given above. The following
falle NIL snow The totas NJ each port: o..
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Corporation Notices.

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Record. CoiAoe tr <la nj NJ. 2 tity lall
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far&s nntii WEDNlSDAf, sept |, $50 a. m, iO PANS
Thravc. from 1o nNthnry Side o one sinnii % 49,
thirsL 10 thc norssn boundary Of the Iweny th VA
Fot partc aars. Uty Record. Copies for sale a. W
city Hall.
nor REGULATING, GRADING, &c.-Seaien
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Works until Tii I.sDAl, sept 2 al IL O'clock M, io' i't'
lating gra'ing and ksgging new street x
For l.,rtsScps City Record Copies Tor saie ." W.
CITY Hal,.
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IoNroS Aug 2S-l2;3O p. mconsols Tor money " u s
account 81 s,s United states bonds, New fi'es io'N M
Railway shares l4N. 49, ~.
IoSDos Aug al u. m.--Erie Railway shares ltt .,
IoSpoN. Aug 2S-l30 y. liabilities from rafis q"o~S
Rentes nj G5f ~ i2c < NJ. o,,o,a I,eptes
LONDON. Aug. - p m-Adv1oes from PARIS P""'e '''
at 6Gf 35c. ,o, mr. \, .vt
IoNpo. Aug 2s- Evening. -Hrreed Oil. 20 tcwI
LONDON MARKET-AUG. - =,
Turrontlno-Spirts. ......-.-..---..... <-io "'""'
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all that can now be obtained for good average lots
Medium Ohio Flecces range from 472e. y 5os bat the
later mice IA obtained only for selections Inc
.ajes nj Michigan ard Wisconsin have been 10000 N at
lSi for ZINE and x for Medium; ~ 20 Dc for
uc,, Cumbng and Delaiue Fleeces continue W
demand but available supplies Of this desrip are s"d
close Yces ranged from 25c Ia Coo. for coming anu
Deane a soc Fine Deane and 40dGc for unwash.
,ncn,ino Kentucky % Prices TACT lhe
same as noticed for weeks past the active
demand for bombing and Delainc having az yet
no influence on prices There has been n mode
r rS aemand FOR California Prices have ruled in
far ~ buycrs II is expected that several Mills large con
SINNERS Of description viii start mp ne1t MONTH ana az
49, lad "a increased activity stu good asso
,,s, If snring C on hand at comparatively low
,iccs sales ~ the week. $4,000 Spring at l9a3,c pm
Il, slIv nj 81 SOC Wool continues 10 move " Slowly
LII az s iv prices principal sales have been GOOD and
Choice Sinners ranging from a. ~ SOC.
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\. MERwIy, Aucuoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWiN y Co., 6jG Broadway,
ID near BondsL-saes OF books, WORKS oil Art, Fancy
G9ods. &c.
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Gales ID Grc.iou.

10y ALBERT II. NG'OLAY & Co.,
- AUCil0as.i>, Ofict No. ~ FINEST
IIft hSiAl. Shri. =. 49,
at foL2 o'clock D. H. Exchange Salesr0)m NO III
BT0auH9V o,- ,,,.rro
SCUTIIENS OIL WORKS OF MLMPHIr, Tenn, 500
each
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CATTLE MARKET.
cuc.co Auc 2s-Keccipts the week-Cattle 19,206
hogs AZ G2s sheep 1900 Last year cat,c l5e'Z Log
900 tTTp clio all around quality poor shippers
having :, 5Oa 80 10 common g extra generally -
No. Jar 10 choce sock 81 1894 city butchers pay ~ 90
- fnr natives; si 7j6S3 rs for Texans -. 90.
ioGs steady about oil sold extra Phlad pa - "g@
a. "a, light generally at 81 6OdS7 30 heavy, ~ 3udt' ~
SHEEP duti at 81 JaH 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30

GAS STOCKS. Avn
II KEW YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
ATTAIN GAS STOCHS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and All kinds Of Brooklyn and New lork Gas Securities deal
nby ofI - ~ % o., ,prn,d's, n v
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s.,gr !. ybl ...$ ~ tOGSJ - ONO. Ext Trade
- / ga - Brsnis .........$6 25a acc 30
suu,rfn. = ,atd ) Niite MheatEX.
Extra BIRDS 1aU ~ ono, IiedHd 40. On
si.f. ta.tv Ius. 20 and Michigan. Z 2Of 80
MeStU Shipping ',le - W O W" O "
N1Ir ~, Iirs EAirss......-e.. ! 5Od 90
CON 10 I1ncy g 1cd 90 -. iOIls Double
Mime New LAlies-- . VV~ "
c aiV' e. ei,cice Isxtfas .i". < 7Oa q 20
-pr,n,, Nh.st Ceutsee EX BIDS d oUQ 10
Z; 90 Minneapolis Con
Txt. ma" 10Y H'icS I-hlIa . you :" "
Ollo AMI Men. 5pG 90 Minneapolis Fan
Ohi0. Ind and cY bdt,ir-,--.- ~" %"
lucrtue. ! qVd 20 A,ahpo-s New
Hoop fIDttHs y "p~ ~
tot.ul.usl . rud 10 IL, ,
SDliltIn Eloui Wa gin.' an" m iaiftt' WIN nh.t
a,orre n,ytI. ,uu t Hour luli aaO strongly he bat
MOI M - tn improvement. ~ tie CLOSE thc uirAct
~ 1nin add unchan ed. sales a. Coo bb!s NcqUoivt
a.
Bait a c1. and g. Nike L. GooJ Su3E = OJG %
Alc2. lid G'tOW3 Extra ana tauiJ...' Zo~ ~
. -uH ~
~ Fg, 4 w,ak and under excess of SUPPLY
ever tcand. spccay oi New ard Ne quote - 4Oos3 30 OF
lO. dcs ne: O. go bbs We qnoie: - ..-
Flour. western t2ne anu >uterhne...S4 aV@t9 y
Rye rlrtr tttt -.--------'--' o. ~
RS. fls.i. ptunsYlv ZVd
(r, Mod neglected export with former rates asked Tor
city packed Coarse NJ cal was Oh Ia ~ 90
IL gene price: sales Of 400 bbls We quote; -.-
Con- Yea .tTscv- - ,V4-t -
Neal NcstcIl. l'U \ 40
Corn Mai Western White. .-.....--.-.-. bo1 20
Con- Meal bT1adv V b5d
Corn Neal t-r1lem 800 Az
fAto.I. F.ON sErT ]. 4174, 10 DATE
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Dipiorno Notices.

CHICAGO ANON
CHICAGO. Aug II. 1870. =
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-NO IS
~ hereby given ocxhol OF the CHICAGO AND
ALTON RAILROAD &, MPANY that a cash DlNlDESD Ci
per ths day been declared on ne preferred and coz
mon sOk of COMPANY payable at the banking house O
Messrs. NJ. X. JE-UP, fATON & Co, NO ~ " a.
Yo or the day Of September next, 10 holders who
are reg a. such business hours The 10th
inst al which ne he books will be closed and Te
opeucd Tor transfer on the ~ day Of september next
- VIM. VI. LAKRABEE Secretary.
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CuFfsE-Irade i, stll unsettled, anl hnyers IiHtr
as ia any bat best grades and at rruced bids. Meal
Inn IaliicS vcy sdcs and price ld'or ne buyer Pros
cfs not regarded favorable. western nave been slow
. sal STRICTLY ChOCe are NOT plenty. We quote:
New state, Fancy, " western cOin'ion
II Nlls 10 fic-.--...- : n y
<,w state, Prime 10 Do. Sklmmcl .... n >
Fancy for EAiOlt-IO al STATE DO > d"... . a. y
FAR 10 CgOd.--..... 92 English DailY...-I2 0I3
Ix-Ta Western. -...- 9i.QlUA
PROVISIONS from NEW loRk F0K TIE Wick End