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, 1875-10-05
TELEcRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.

toHEIO ION MARKETS.
Special httaltsA to The Ehlraqo 7riAuat
LEvEnFooL, Uct {-ll:10 q. m.-FLouR-No. !, 25s ;
NJ. =, 2ls.
dHasH-"hcat-Wipter, No. !, los ID; No. 2, l0s !;
1pr'nr, M. !, u 11l: NJ. D g. Yi wh.te No. L. lis
81; No. = lls; club No. I, lis 81; No. 3, liz "a.
CoEn-No. !. 1gs Sd No. a. 2ss Oh.
Phoyisioas-Po1k, Western, 17s I'd. Lard-6oa I'd
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-2.oo p. .m.-PaovlsloAs-Lard,
els. Pork. Ho..
lost unchanged.
LIyKMFook4 Oct. 4-Latest-FGouA-Exts Et4tp
seady IT Ga.
GHA'N-~he4t-No l Afm Al n 1Od ; No. 2 ChjcsRo
spring f1rueF Al d; No. Milwaukee nrmat Ut o. 3d.
corn-aIi1ed, 49,
Pnov'sioKs-lork-Prims t,esa dull; Eaatsrn dull Ut
Sss Wessern do ateady u Isl. Dcef-1udia uesa
steady at FUs; extra !adiA mess, 12os: prime mesa
steady Ut COS. Dscon-Cumbesand cut, tos; sho.t
t.b steady, al dSa I'd; short csas, 6Aa. IAsd-pfis
WcsteIn, Cls.
TALLov-PEtmo city, %8s.
hpIHlEs TrArERtlkE-steAdy Il 20,
1'k1H-Cohaloh, ~ 8us, lis.
c1sEtsE-Amesicap, clolca. 63s.
LAID 0lL-iBs.
1aTAoLEuN-ltonned, l0Q3l0kd; spirits, Iokd,
l1xnoF, 0ct &-HAAk OF EkaLAxp-The sluoubs
OF hu!hon gone into lbs BANK OF England 90 balaucs
to-day was Csl.0 .0Nl.
coSsou-Money, " LID; sccount, sa1<ass SIS.
AMERICAN aEcu1lrlx+--B6s, old, lQs4i 'tfs, 107x ,
lo-4os aid new 6s, l0kkt New Yokk Csa:tal. "a i
Er's. III pztisrrsd, soH.
TAiLow-saa sd85sed.
, 1875-10-05
Business ut the Banks Still Very
Active.
Clearings $4,000, ,00o.. Trade Lcgiti-
mate-.-No Mere Speculation.
The Produce Markets Steadier."'
Spot Grain Less Active.
Wheat, Corn, anl Mcnts Sirong-.-rork,
Oats, md Barley Weak.
FINANCIAL.

Ths calls for currency anil dlsconnts from country
correspondents upon Chicago iankcrs are large be-
snnd thor Highest anseIras1nns. One Trading hankor
told tia to-day that his mil both In to number Of
lccra and fn the amount Of hnsinrRs far exceeded
tiosc Of any nlcr day III tha hirtpFy OF tho bank.
Bankers In Tho hest Of ,tor, for The rca-cnra.
nnosl-of currency they have h.d piled up In their
saMltA TIL The recent aeivlty commenced 1nsns
profitable employment.
LII this city Tho settlements of tho 1st ani 4s Of
ortnltnr haso l,cen made whnus ripple. Tie clrar-
ings werc only +nuuo. Customers obtainrtt su.,s
for The making to meet oil demands lint Mnt.e
nrnn them.
New inrk exchange showed scarcely any nrprccalic
variation from last weeks rates. Tic range kUea
'ic discount rur tl.UD. Probably most aalca wrrr
nade Mt about tVc. Considerable er4!cra fo. currency
have tGrn sent to Now York Within The laal few ,aya.
Some weIl-infprnel passcY hut1cyn this will tp the
conrre of Tho market during most, II not ail # thu
prestnt month.
Discounts usual TO regular customers II rer
cent, while call aud Riort tins loaut. with approved
cpatesas, can bc Ind at Gd8 t*r coat. Tic supply
Of loanabae funds Is s abundant. thousA u tnnEfn
the balances OIL tile lrIEcrN reduced very much be-
low What they wcre In tlle eAtly Fntn!ncr.
Legitimate buAlnrsa the o:der af tho day, nnl
hence the hanks net ntarly all r Gmd PAPER that nj.
frts. Sometimes tho hnteorukers grt hntl Of paper
running six months or ncEr. Wo quota tho rates
uonnal at 81 IL per ctn', depending, IT course, uun
the quality Of the PAPER Uttered.
Thu st, I.nfx 1ImfH correspondent EfrGs account
of rcccnt roll! discoveries Ill slh'uu csny. Mo. Ar
eoruthE 10 thu newspapers here ID g0li 1t! almost
every Stat" in the Unuu ai surely, II they to o
believed, Tho fully Of ridng 10 Errsnbarks .ecouea
transparent enough, oyct aste fratn tho wrlte>tab-
'hri fact that c .ncrc my rr"ptc have Of irre
dccmable currency tho worse they are on.
HEw HANKS.
The following new National 1la11ks nTcai1lzcl anu
authorized 10 commence business sre 0tctalv re-
, 1875-10-05

StlEEP-Tho rocatpta wDr0 A!n head. Tic wants OF
sse. s1ssted ! fsy Eatsrasys .apn aaatsans a
aoot to cztth wero wanted 4 s42'95.o0, and poor
medium wese aalsblc At sa.oua4.oo.
NEW YoEK. Oct. 4.-lEEvtA-Recetpts yesterday
and To-day $780, making 100 for the week. against
~ car1oads Of Te1.a and Cherokee c.tls, mainly com.
mon, an 50 carload. Of thin aAu rough uattyes AZ
resy dn i. week Iesn at ta.x svsa :. es
ductlun from Last Monday Of 4G1dc with tic Iafecst
decline on Texas anA common nntlvoa fox retail
10 be so1 Ut l3o The best drove In tho lnrket dill not
average leAc poor to primo natives ranged al Bc 10
10 vXc; sales lnclndo carloads Kentucky steers,
ayefaEe sA ewt, at l2A9l2ko; cars, 5k o~t,
4 ea;. aa1sMs .t i ss5. ext ;nu: a ,.l:.s
It aAc scars COLORADO, III cwt, " shd8s,4o cara
eass * sn Ss 4. sT
y N sws 4 q aa car do. aws, ss7Hui aud . cars,
SHEER AND LAMns-rscee,pts, 1,27o, making sa.7so
for tlo week. against 100 Ill week. Tho nsrtot
was nyerauppllrd aul was depressed and dull with
.oi =. oHe. fcw e.sra Ira lamb. Il Ike, S Sat
4'aeo wa. iho range for prime sheep Gid %
IT,. e 9f oo Sfasy .nss e nts M ssfs s@s
ear 9a It's. at 5kc; cas, 80 hf at oc car, 1i0 U.s.
sw.s.-Arrtvc, yeasort,ay and to-day o,s7o making
22o3o for tha wect, against ii oyo last xesk nops OF
sa!o alive; but waited At B1ttastic.
EAsr 1I1enIY. ..
since Friday wero JB45 head, i29 Of which ucra
through Etock and u for sa!o ere making Total
100 e.s yasds against 7ioa hea ho week Sefass;
business has boe Joue III tic cattle uue aimee FL.
day, cu'aS.!,ently 40 quotations.
HotiH-lecellx since Friday, H. D1j head total for
weok aH1s. axalnht U.s. 4ss tho week ipforu porkurs,
s7eoeasI; PHILADELPHIA, s3.Maa.7e.
tho wosk lUo, aguinst IT, soo weak befuro no a&le
1T. LOuts
, 1875-10-05

Withdrawn from Rturo Saturday fnr city cou-
sumption: H,Sio bu wheat, ',4sl bu corn 1,4l9 Iu
rye, 6,:61 bu barley.
Tho following yr.ln was Inspected into eiorc on
Monday morning: car No. red winter ~aeat
~ cnrH S0 spring. 8i cara No. t,o TT cars No.
do t anil 35l In rejected do, IL cars n grade 10
G'S3 whrH; 81 cars and 1l,.a,o hW high mixed corn
lta CARS and 20 oH hu No. do, ii rejected DO,
ears no GrAu {!42 cotn): - white n7ts, 1t cars
and .D,jo hi No. 2 ito, 70 rejected do t96
oatz) car Nh. rye, II aud 1900 bn No. do,
cars nnd III, hn rejected 10 I'll ryc>: car No. lar
Icy, - cars No. du, Il cars No. do, q cars IT.
rejeclcd do ii. bar1oy> Total ;8H cars), as OG0 b.
Inspected out 5t,o49 BIZ wheat, lsj,ai5 bu corn, l4s
%! lIu oatst 6,G bu rye, G.9ia bu barley.
Tho following taln shows Tie distribution Of tho
bscatistlttEs Slipped from this city during last week
, 1875-10-05


NEW ibHK, Oct. 4..-Gold opened 1t ILL., advanced 10
l7', reacted 10 ll7i. An tose ii l17.i, The rates
or borrowin8 vera 3a, f-17, and 1854 per dlen, and
3. ?, and rce cent rer anuum. AZ the closc loans
1ess made fiat. The aiyancc was influenced BY tho
Hrt that thcFd ia to bs severe nqueezo tomorrow
Governments sro firm aud III good demand. There
1as uolorata!yaesivs business IN railroad bopts
LIS afternoon, Tho argest transactions having been In
sscihc sssucs which sold at 10.@l0i for Union rstx
w for sinking fuu1s, 1d6Atal0s!{ for CentsaIa
ssseland 11taburg fo,rths brought 10l md chiea-
90 Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds
T's. ststo bonds 0u!et.
AZ thu opening Tie STOCK market waa IN the main
HeaH and lo~er. Tho rllsf decline waa III Missouri
Pnclc. ~lich foil from j; to 81, Atlantic rac!ta
prae15ea declined from ~ to i. and Union psri,o
nsfc ,ch| important. Western Union from TO- TO
iG1 la,ihc Mail from :*'A TO 36,., aud Lake store
place Nsw York Central declined fram I "a 'nes fa
sna @ Ssw 3srssy csntEai from los 10 III. Northwest.
island sold at loi. " ylirtl. iannta. IT. os"s,
lselined from - to 14H Alter ths sesoml ca ill.,
,refcrroa to ~. At thp ess lie ssIet W. wrs
~ 1ower The Greatest decline was In Mtxsouri IL.
H. a. ,.,to vsh d5ops pa q ana aaslY is 10 a3
Ind this naturally had 1n,iucncs IN the urnrrni
nazkct The tIrress says Thu depression. Il, sls.
sour Pacific to-day seems1 10 l,e basrd upn, snmo
ioubt ~ 10 whether aisirl4l wuud 10 a1 hi W.,
uuaerstAna M thsfs ~ % T.? uee'inY u s Directors
Dc 4 Tscinc' a. In" '0"'' W" s1 saelilo Or Atnn.
,aso sonethinH olscIal." Atlantic Il pArjlc ID.
,ltnetl from W 10 Z. In ,ho late sars uninu
Union 10 ~; Lake ahnEo 10 ny Snriilwes.yr,l ID
tsl ~. Paul to VIZ preferred To ca'. Ohios tn
u the Exchange closed for the ay hero was 4 t,cty
.r{ of t4sa. The Cotntnitlee apMn. l,y tin 4nrk.
nn.!erH u thu Tolsfo, Wabash 4 W..1terp lt.ltr,
msetng OF s.ocAholdors on tho 9th Inst. rraurarjua
At tke stock Exchange aggregated liz OOU .lart Of
v!ou Nars4weatrrn common, au0D Err, :a;,Ooi jMke
short. llM1 unian lnc1Ac. l7,0Gu MIraourt lncn..,
lan 2.so9 Atlantic Hncihn Telegraph preferred
par. b4A5H.
Iho As.stsnt Treasu1ar dishursed 100000.
CHston's ttss spIA. 1881, 90.
Ule1TMge, $ttithUdL
, 1875-10-05

Also, llfGa ba bnrlcy aud 1856 bu rye slIplel by
rail, mud 9,uGu lu rye by like to Buffalo.
Or.ers hays been HIsrn to tho flour inspectors Of
this city to brand with tho words "smsiIs Ut damn
wheat" all -four to Which that description will apps,
Very little of that kEu OF Hour has arrived here dur
Ing tho last Two or three days. and the difficulty which
called out tic order Ia practically ended.
The depression Ia barley yesterday and for two or
thrre days preceding lurRcly due to Tho Influx of
Canadian barley, which las arrived here rather freely
Tic recent speculative excitement III Western barley
nac 1t pronahlp for na!sers tho seashoro to take
1arfcy from Europe, aud those Of Chicago H. Louis,
aud Cincinnati to take Canadian barley, This caused
ulackensd demand for barley In Ills market, and
PRICES brake ~ Roon III the Ind boon turned
tue speculative part uf the deal whe thcro Ia large
ine1tase in tho offerings OF sample lots.
The ratc for aettlng mp tho short contracts for He-
teber oats, not lest during that mouth aud ths lst
Of 0ctubcr, has been i1ed by tlo Arbitration Com
nlittee at Jac per bit,
The leutling produce markets less excited yos-
serday ana less Active especially III thu shipping ne
the number Of ycaacls carsosed lcinK few. Carriers
wero ErIntr in tleir Views of them psefersiua
to lay their yesarH up for tho winter rather than again
accept the ,Asrab1y low rates which have been cur
rent for ~ oug Tn prospect Of higher rates TENDED
to det1css thu relative selling prtco Of apot g.atn
whlc tle nlatkets rmer far future lclsyery tn
most departments. Except u those wtero rrces
aprear 10 Ls too high there Ia better ,sp ,st,o,
buy for Investment aud the saue ot tie Ohio election
week hsnee, Will probably haYa great dtal nf ill.,.
uenca In thh reapect. Owners Vt money arb looking
round for snnIbthug which will probably return tts
value, ~ compared with go1l Elohid Ohio dselaro
for rags ticrc will Iuult bs rush to buy grain u
ts hid othcr markets, csIecsl1y The winter sea
s"n Eatea Of storage urv mich cas hun those Of Tho
simmer. TINT tho graln can bo carrcd through uu
nett sprlny al comparatively little coat,
Tile AfyYo.,s market activp Ill ulI lppartnents
urItfu fuLrI,, nmt,S al.
, 1875-10-05
LAKE fREi0HTS.
rHIoANr

FFetahts were qulct md unrhanged though SON,
carriers wcrn aaktng h91ic ahoyo raeehs rates and
refused to charter for eEs. Several vessal-ownef t
Ing unwilling to Incur tile additional risk uf running
vesaeH Mt this nc In tho Reason, au aeeIng ln.s hots
af gotting profitable rates. nyc given ortlcra That ts,
vessels should e ntrlrped md put into winter alsf.
rady been Withdrawn tro tho market for tlc ses,an
Chnttera were III llldaln-Schr i. Corning corn nf
10, and Btcamer roo for wheat and barley ilrouph
taractty 49,. % l,1 corn, 1*pni hi wheat and YpG
hn barry. fllc tHrge Oscar TnwnAetsI Ake, sod In
corn sn,l ,ata to hfarinntte a e. III the afternoon
tho srr Lizzie Law WIS takcn for e4.00 bu wheat to
Buffalo At 2i{c, m advance Of ubout 3:c.
, 1875-10-05
REAL ESTATE,

Tho following instruments were fled for record
Aonday, Uct- 1:
CITY RRopEn1Y.
iuron Il, ~ I. " Of KinasburY 1t, 81, 24xloo
~ a4etA Ots t..-. 1.20Q
c!ylourn ~. ' ef lud uear IAt.ates u, mar,
~ as.i99 ,o r d.tsa nt: 1900
t. aiIi01 IT, dAted Sept. .t4,.,.,,,,,..,,,,', kkoo
fsHs u. 18A It n 1t Ffnn4 1t. u I, 3frl21ft
, 1875-10-05
trmlNr has lsrn that os gradual healthy imrrh,r-
cNt, 10th In tho amount Of ttlAcas 1ot,a aud prices
a

tFmue! Has !Tfn thhs o! ErAAuhl healthy 1r1rrhfr-
obtained
The dcmand at nrpt was ch,cny for ,ctn,nc anil
enm'ing selections. of which large quantity rur
cha+ed by Eastern parties. 1eter teserai m,n,fsc-
!urers, Influenced irobahly hy tho l,w quotations,
"9s r sfa .e Sssf s ,e q rsr eraaf %
Their rock. ars now tArored ID take ipfsl to n'"s
Tie stock Of woola OF all c|.r.rs III ,narkr IA ,ie.
and. wrrc It mt for t,r depressed condition Of tllS
manufacturing intrrrstt and mo ,'n..sfact"ry stats
of business generally. II would be safe 10 lonk for
marked Improvement III prizes.
w tlnkit reasonable. however. to etrcct "A firm
event Of uatcrtal reduction Of available supplies.
1fttHWISEs.
F. o. 1}nyt \ Gu, at New York, write that: "Thu
iccn su,p"at Increased ninco Bels. whfch ts.ta
the !,'al nr"lncson Of distilled spis.ta cas,a 10
IL ss rs5 az S " Iii: so,nt %h h ;a fssws
aascs were rsiucina lG67o gallons. 1Ilinnr. ludi
ann. onta: md Ncx Yost-lll!,,ots atone producing
ere,'e ot .snstd wr lonk for o.vlcr receipts. whit,
'lt'l r".'!nne t" be considerably within the require
Hlents Of tic srale."
..... PROVISIONS
HOG PRonuCTS-Wcrc ess nr.fvs In tho aggregate,
and averaged easier. In sympathy WITH decline III
hogs, due 10 \ moro liberal supply.
a1Esa TGnK-Was active, ntl declined 900 nj bsI on
the 1nnger OPTIONS. under tho prospect Of d moro
speedy opening af the packing than was antiri.
lstcs last week, willie olscrira for this nott, showed
little change Al tlls5 must be filled from thu stock now
on hand, which ia Rmall Ths trading was rather
lsrgrt ihau 1t would haSa besH Int for tho fac. that
large lunsstion going 10 It, Lous IN ths crenin
to attend tho packefs' convention there, sna they
wshc! Ia settle up cforo leaving. Sales we're report
e Of 50 hrs cash at s Is $50 urls seller Or.ocr at
&a1n 12.a5: HsM brls seiIer tllc year ut $lpu7ka4
p FSp;,rr m y "; ssSs .Fy s s1' ~ h5i 9r* s!st @
market rotc tam" Al 3i!30 seI;cr tho Nlenh fluI0
arIle, thc yrar. sl'N seiles January aud sla.oo
, 1875-10-05
6.5o@t.oo
4.T5@1.25
4.15@4.Gs
2.5o23.75
2.51@3.5o
1.759a.45
2,61t.5,i.73

lloaH-DnsnK snnday and Monday tlle recelpts ns
nHwllugneas Of holders to accept tho lawrr prices nf
frEel. The difference was noon adjusted, huwoycr,
anu, at decline Of 1u@l5c III light and 16Ga21c .ti
heavy Rrades fafty active Witnessed,
Tho market cloaed caay nj 371 3sia for light AMI at
ooGSB93 FOR nnor to good heavy. Most Of the trad
, 1875-10-05

kN"tNTI EHHElr&s hnA s1tn 11T lRd weak 3nHt1B DEt
And siucs Jan !. will, cnn,psrtona:
HtCff1'ra,
HftE lttre Sine S!,,rr
1-7a. 1ai&. jan /, ~. Jan.l ~.
khngIes. H.. =. ~, ,7a1 f5s4t 4aU.n.7 {HD.3pa
Latl m rcs..,.. 4ao a'fl Gs,2sl tM,2ss
1,.ntcr. m t. 17,aaa ia*s 4a,s74 4s?,sop
Iath, M. ......, KY l,bia 2,,i9a aa,2sa
The rarEo market rnticr 1ufet yesterday, tho
offerings tcIug smal! Early several cnrgots wcre
tnld, hut 1tile dono afterwards, n1 few lnats
carried ovnr riece stun was firm At 49, 49, aud
ch stun waa Rlrong u q. 10 90 for romn,on, anil
*li Goa u 0o for medium. Chocs quoted ut Slsoo
t9i5.0. II ia thought tho fleet will hrrive to-!ay The
wind IA favorable, and Rooh nny vesseH have gone
out wrI, arc now ,ur. There HaH change tn shlu-
Rtca or tattI.
HA,ca include thc following:
Cargo Fcr Clara, from ManHtee G5 m 1onE tntAtA At
srAntl!tRs n $.,I1. suld ty william is,ger.
The demand Ut tie yards continues active, aud the
inwer and medium grslca aro ht1n. Quotations:
EirHt ami second ce4r. .94lMta4h.0
Ihsst c!car Inch. ............. 11.ftf37DH
lhftt clear thick. ......... 34.UOtA tn00
CEar hn0rlng, arht AMI Rftnn r0lgn... u. .Usus on
Geaf hittlfK nrst anl secouh. LIMOS 1850
F1r1t common siding nE.......,......... 16.0h317h0
t!norinKt htst common. dressed. ;lo.lDs 3!D
fiooranN aoeona common. aressei...4... 4iHGaaH0n
l5n1 boards, aGDtaa7 60
ltox iA,nrtik, 25.iWG273
stock boards, 10 aud IN iu ............ 'a aa7I0
etock hoards...... .................. 2ItOa 2700
= HtoSK b0lr.lA. 15.ihfalhHo
Eftsclaa tlG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1u.M 10
common lumber, IL II md Under. 10.N9a lh0
Iasts Anl scahtl!ng. 70 to "A ft.....,. 1l.1ha1&U
i'ath. Observation-Disclosures. I7ba1 400
nH"'n4tes. 2.5evt 29o
, 1875-10-05
LIVE STOCK.


CATTLE-Tho receipts during Eiln.lay anI Monday
amounted to al7i head. If yeltarlay'a dealings may
lie taken rs criterion Of tho rnrkct for tic week,
certainly the prospect, far sellers arc concerned
!" anything hut cheering. Tte rcceIpts were rather
loow than sboya tho avoraRe but hcrc were stale cat
Ito enough to awell tho hhrpy to unusual proportions
for the opening day, au, with less than tho usual de-
niand to supply, holdcrs found difficulty In aus-
tuning The low ricea ruling nt tho cloao OF last
week. Cheap a. shipping cattle are. ntcre is not
sufficient margin between loro and tho Eaat to H.
dnco my activity OH tho part Q! ahppers, anil tho
ureaent stagnatiou may " expected 10 continue %
long the prcaent rao OF supply IL maintained YcB.
teFdaya naes principally at saOo37s for fcel-
e; at s9.so13.b0 for poor 10 good fat cows; and ut
$lnt@J.lB for Texas CATTLE Halea OF shipping beevcs
too limited 10 fairly establish market values. The
market cluseI hard,
QunTATtnNh,
Choice pccyc1-Ftuo, Gat+ we1l.formcd yesr
70 Sear old stcers, weighing 1,al0 tn
100 bs. ST, ,50{at0
Gont Beoves-Wcll-ia -iastoned steera, weiu,, SS'''''
Ing t150 to lii 1ba 1ba................,..4 4T5t@523
SetliuM Or:asiea-ateera In fair flesh, weigh
inR ilVo to 200 4.1694Gs
Butchers A.ock-Pour to fair bteete, nnu
common 10 choiro cows. for city slaughter,
weighing a10 10 ,lu0 0tla.,.........,... 2.5o6}31
Stock Cattle-Conl.non Cattle, weighing TOU
o1.oot lbs., ;....... 2.su@a.7o
fnferior-Itght md thin rowa, hclfcrs,
ntaga. snlld and seaawap steera. 1.73ae45
ie1aa CAttla-Thfottah hrosr*.. 2a1t5H73
, 1875-10-05

WILMINGTON TuRPENTihE MaRKETl
"itAtshroh, N. c., 0ct 4.-srrits turpontino
steady n 1lc.
, 1875-10-05

F'rrthuRu. tIct. 4.-lelroIcnm 1nct aul nnsettei :;
crude, Si'5h al paraers; roAe 11,t313Hc, rhi|sde-
phIa delivery.
, 1875-10-05

linF1yEp rETnOLEuM--Ds 81.
LtNaEEr OEL-1ts.
rAntE Oct. 4.-1cntta, Gsf c5.
FHAskroAr, Oct. 4.-UaIrED ErATEs noNps-Ncw
81, 0'il.
, 1875-10-05

LUMBER.
Tia following ware tue receipts and shipments Of
, 1875-10-05

BuFFALo, N, y, Oct. A.-Tlu schr 81. Andrews, OF
ct. GATHERINGS, with b cargo Of corn from Toledo,
bound for Kingston, Btruck atono In tho welland
Caunl this morning and Enk about miles be!ow rors
OolbDrpe Tic cargo ts all wet. Ths yesael lies In II
feet Of wnter aide and tho other tito lifting
lug Nalon, with Htcam pump etc., left here th4s
oyaninB nnor charge Of Capt. John lce a wreck'nt
master, to saiao her, TLe vessel and cargo are ID
surSd,
, 1875-10-05

for Tho year. with hnics of so tcs ecler Uoto.
bcr At $13.N.
WhrAt WIS vrry artlvn and &c higher. Nrllrr t'rn-
Nnvnlnbcr sold Al 81 1o'.tS10's md c!oaca At $l.lD
Gal.1oE.
t'nrn was fairly active anil 80 hiRhrr, rlcsng nj
bH.sc tnr frtn~r. with haien At 6ht 6siir. November
solt 1T hs3Ttr, ctsing NJ t1lr outside.
t,aA Ju'rt ami i}.ncr. IN sympathy will, ottr
Rrnfn, cnAn4 nj 2Ao for Uctnlpr atl al'1c for NJ
yrMIhrr.
1larlry wsa quit a fr,ner, closing at nso for Octo-
ber an,l nt: for SnyrInIer.
Lakr freRhts asance ~. tho arllr l.. A. Law be-
tn9 chartered for 100 bu wheat to buffalo ii 2Xu
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The New Yorl. Jo""a/ ~ Co""5e/ce
very pertinent!y Say that the Govern
ment, IL its prosecution OF merchants
accused OF Revenue frauds, was severe
to the extent Of injustice. NiI~re
any money vas to be made 10y Govern
ment spies, and Cus.on House officers
and attorneys, there vas meyer any
lack OF promTtness and v5Eor IN tbs
legal-proceedings TO recover damages
But in the treatment Of II ow1 officers
and agents, when charged with ;r'"G
We do not sec The sane ra3...,t.ea7 en-
erGy dlspi@ycd- The mai c"liTac
s|lndios have been i't@'E "!#z2o'd
through the Newspapers Inoy were
Infamous, audacious ana Lar Is pro-
liable to Ill concerned ia thssn. Il.
the parties involved; however. lad The
advantage q a colht e'1on' more OF
less intimate, win the G.F'thmeht; and
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y)ollrna!.
WILMINGTON. n. G:
FRIDAY. APRT.4 80, 1875.
EBAEsPEES,S WEEKLY.

1t is said that now, since the death
of John Harper, which occurred last
Thursday, there IS some prospect OF
a more moderate tone in the political
feeling evinced III Hay11cr'S Weekly.
Tie Old regime seems to have dica
out with the late deceGeut, Who Wa
one of he originators Of this justly
celebrated house, aud it IS said that
the ether and younger members Of tLe
firm are of mere liberia! roiticaI sCuij-
ments. and that the bitterness ~h:c.
has characterize q fire IE'ceIfY has beer
due 10 the inspiration Of the late senio1
partner. If Mast, the Iampooaist,
whose scurrilous and Indecent csfic-
lures are said to have hastene1 t.'
death of poor old Horace Greeley, was
made to take back scat there y7uulo
be some hope and some chance for ~.
abatement in the intense a. 4 uAfouaa-
ed preiudices exhibited by tbs jou4na
towards the Southern people.
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THE WEST.
THE INDIAN DEPREDATlONS
IN KANSAS.
4 NICE LITTLE SUMMER TRIP
FOR FRED.

/ WALLACE, KANSAS. April 27-\0on'
Lieut. Henley arrived at Fort Wal
, lace yesterday, wi a number OF sol
di,rs in an exhausted condition
-Four hundred Indians were seen
! abont fifty miles from Wall"c', near
til Kansas Pacific Raj rold track
The government is making pftpars-
tons to attack the Indians
CHICAGO. April 27-Night.-Mr;
Jenney geological and topographllcal
exploring expedition to the Black
Hills and vicinity, headed by the Gov
eminent scientific commission, ard ac-
companied by military escort under
the command of Lieutenant Colongi
Fred Grant. viii start about the lo,n
May from Yankton, Dakotah, proceed.
ing thu rce by a small steamer up 'n0
Missouri 80 Fort Abraham Lincoln.
It. ultimate destination is the 1elio"
s one Valley, which will be thoronsn
" surveyed, the watar of the rivei
will be sounded and the mlneraioglc''
features of the region will be e2a kan, ~
ell. The Yellow Stone river VIII 10
navigated as far as possible. The ta'
peditition will follow the river u,s
taace of about one hundred ana niy
miles with the view of making cnais
of its course. depth of water al"
height of it's rapids and cascades.
Another expedition will, in the course
of the season. be sent out, leo Dy DE- Dr.
Custer. It's destination Is the 10
Horn and Powder river regloas