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, 1875-12-07

TUE ouTtnoK ron WHEAT.
r. fhs Editor Of 1hs tAie1aa 1idunA:
Tile soek Ut wheat I'll night II ab1u 900 100 bu, Of
which over twth!rls ID No. - oua Fstccstd. Last yesr
NJ va sound wheat. hut dttty Ad below ths ataud
afd VI No. In wo144t. This yoae It IL n1ted In In.
aIccs!sr eSsks ~ " asmA5ed," whish ustnt 1pusty.
There 70 no dsmanA on thla stie tic 1ceAn fur tnur
from tHlaty OF srrouted wheat, axcept from tho
nh9roea in SoutheEu Btasat, ami West Inlies, and
French 0snallAns all tha cIass Of wheat-4uA It is
about nnehal tho vho.s crp both spring and w.utse
-niuhe be exlAttrd' Tho American ern.uIner will not
ute untoaua iour auy prize oo. for this reasup,
Ia sanding 10 ns so4arl tbs buls Vt Ler cu aud re-
plIeln2 with tho suuad No. mud No. wheat ot Ito
Northwest. Atm ntnrnc hat our city us arc kell-
iux their cntiro JrWtue to ittsbprH aud po1nsa In
Uh!o. With 'rtop dt tc!srt nu4ry tU)4tA0D
bit, aul probable foreign delnanl a. a,o,t
gres a. In tho crop yea: ls74. think nothlnu surer
tuAtr Krndea viii sssk ltrro That Oso,tafs wit ray.
tIr supply " No. wheat ls far es' taan int year
Atlutrsuta Furnishes nDltlY MI. In 1851, utiutno
wheat aol II Su to A9c AIoYo tho grade corresponding
IA pru4eat standard NJ M. j. lu 1t. 1,na No. taI
winter wheat nov bttugs Ftso was shtsrtos stlls u
br uiluy depressed by tho lltign stock Vt thertat
grades Lut hume lleElsil aloha vii s1on Alsn1ra
hu prize. "lth consumption TOR fooa IN tho uAtdd
H4ttH II a0,4 u GM MiltAt pts day our stock u @Ut
N) ur ,NV, Uu Ut x1uAd NJ whsal " mere t+gA.
te!r. ZInu.
Its PAEBsKr vALvE.
~ he Filter Of ras tAiosta irtsart:
Cnlr4uo, lec. t, is7a,--i nolice stftu4 wheat Il
worth !. ID to lvs In Liverpool Aa our exports h.ys
etsu aluost wholly No. sua rs1setsd, Il s fair 10
Quots soanl No. what " %, wAlcA Ia t.a Par bs.
, 1875-12-07
Tl,c following we're ehe quantities. Of grain Withdrawn
from aore for city oansnptiou Oh HAlard1y List, Ind
for tle wccg eattuE w,th Fr3dAy:

Tho shipmnnta # I'M this city lat week. rerortc In
our iHaue u staerlAy, Terc all by rail- except 4uoo
bi+ fn,a- 3,o g bn whr7t 3iGo3 hi cpFn, BY sail 70
unIllo; l1?3i LIT earn aud l?alo bu oats to ntlter
Chtto Staos ports aud 10 32 bu corn to C1tng~ood
This Fu"winx grain waa inspected into store In this
city oa Ma4dty s"osn!n5: IL sars No. sps.ng, III
cara No. do. ii cara No. do, ~ cars Rejected to
t!s wheat: ~ cars M. cora. l6 cars rejected a5, n
Erae do 80 c'rn'; 4carn whits oaf1. IT ears
No. do, 10 cars rcIcctsl do !I o'thl; 10 cars No.
ryo; cara M. barley. ears No. do. Total, AL
cars. or l55.GiD hu. 1trestr,l ont t',Ail b wheat.
:5as hu coFn, 80 bn oa,s. .sJl hu rye G9t bu
barley.
Tas F4cIttFs associs:ion. Which rrccntly convened
II ST. Lo1's Ehs arrnnTtu watl thn Hon. L. ionts Of
the BIlsca't OF atatiatcs at Washington to reca've
monthly for publication tho htstehaent Of Experts Of
lr"Ttsoua from tirtetn ports OF tho Unitcd ssasea
Thu figures ior So7rnutz will be gtveu on tbs 18th
Irox.
Tho ScW York telegram Of yesterday reported
''1oFE hot ntpnrd That will ba good uews 10 buyeeE
Tor consumption, Win have btherso found that every
rscl VIA olnned, and ho o9errlus taken CUT before
ieihg placfd uH tho market. Ne note that the report
Of stt'cks In New York OIL tie st OF tho month a. pub
ses by "a e tue I'd ~aa csrEeet and did not sheEe-
fote neea tho official correction sent on tho next
DAY.
Tue staf&tcl1n Of tho Sew York Exchange In under.
atool to sre fooca mp te.a visible supply Of wheat
ai hoar III the woria eual to 75,o0oo QUO bu what.
This IL lY aggregate. hut 1t should 10 Remembered
that stttcts aso now watched more cloccIy than few
ysrs hGo, that GREATER percentage OF tho whole Is
tit agat Of The commercial world than It used to IT,
Tho 1eatns rr1dHco markets wcrb moro Active ye1
ter.hy, and very irregular rruslHons belus aaaler
wheat weak and o:her gala ste@1ier Tho fsolinH was
Tar from hcshg afrons in any department. oas ths ef
t's1eat N ~heas toos ah 100 attention os operators
, 1875-12-07
REAL. ESTATE

TEs faloeing ins.zumsuts wels nl4d Tor Es:ord
At1d1y, pss.d
c31t f41RkxT1.
DraIco u, 31s II y Of Wssssfu ~, q I, 2lzl01
II. With nhss troRuEt5. 4le.l Aug. :D. ..$ 7,n5o
Il, dst*l DO ........,..,.......... 9,2ov
1!1sN II, VIII tu.lIrb. dAsrd U.t. %. tQo
R4Adlsy It, II II Of koo4s Is, st, .3Alc3 u,
, 1875-12-07
FROM THE WRECKS,

Tbs big PlmIoo, which Aas bean a4hots near Littts
Traverse has tecn pulled 0a sna towsd into ksoay,
wharu Ahe will remain nj wtutpr.
Ths schf 7. u. Hreet, Which WAS esllo<s on Hstine
Point was pulled o1 Saturday night By tha MlHautsa
tugs H4ser1naa and Weltrel.
The sehr chsnAuxp, askoss 1t ontota, Iaks sups-
rtoE has bosn lbsndoueA until spring.
Tia u. LsMra4co has xsysed zaf<lJ u Port Huron.
and IL not Iakng, though It l. believed that her bot
tom Is damaged Rhs bad 10 Jst2oa Stout Is tpu4 Of
, 1875-12-07
COMMERCIAL.

The folovtns vera tho receipts and hhtrmsnts Of
the Is,nc Articles Of produce In this city turing tin
forty iabt hours ending Ut o'clock on Monday
morning. and for ths corresponding date ye4r ago:
, 1875-12-07

Fright from hrre To Liverpool hy rail rhshcErha
er Htttfniorr IA IA per l01 hs or .Iio rrr bit,
lc.v1nR In cn,+i slaH ga'A. pf Bid cutrs, " te1.
tzrensrs in IArerrA. IHJ. m. in the foraf,rs ef
n'rmhtr atwAy. Tho tlnllrst period Of Tho year In
tho Enaltth market, II, q.
, 1875-12-07

FOREIGN MARKETS.
srttisl DitpaseA 10 M CAteoaa 1ribuss.
L1yEnrooE. Dec, G-ll;oo a. n.-FtouR-No, !,
e5s ID; No. 2, 2.u ID.
Observation-Disclosures. No. ], los ID: No. , ios:
spr.aH, Nc. !, los; NJ. T. 81 ID: whs.s, No. j. lzs
Iii; No. ios ad; club No. y In ID; No. = lis I'd.
Com, a2s G4.
paoya4,oss-posk, oss. Lard. s7s sa.
D., LtvxAfoo1, Dec. ca y. m.-LAnp-ois 3D.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. G-Lateat, mid
dug. a7sd; urcau1. Sid aa!c4 Of H. goo haes, iu-
Guiding 2,ooo fur bpccu!atfon and export, sud ,0N
bafea American.
Coka-Neatsrn mixed, a2a ad9a24 ad,
LAnp-Am4rtcan, 69s I'd.
LoHpox, Dee. e-Ereniag.-Rat Of dscouas In open
market for hzee-monthA bills, AZ, besnR bdiow tho
Dank Of England rates.
THR DAwx OF ENaLAED--Anount ct bullion gone
into tbs Bank Of England balauco so-l4y. cl,ooo
'cossoIs--Mouey. osG29s 13.1o: account. eo 1915.
AMERICAN aEounrTtes-'obs, 1o3A tts, 1osk 40
4os, 1oaA; new bs, lux.
TALLow-64s.
NEF1NED FAraoLEuM-11A1lAd+
pAhIs Dsc. A-NxxtEs-GTf G1kc,
FRANKFORT, Dec. s.-uHlrkn sIArrs poNDs-Nsw
Il, 99A.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. L., Dec. t.-cottou-Damanl good,
aud prices irm and unchanged. sslea, lo.4oo balas
ecepta, not, i1.sos tales groas, H. ,89s balhs. Ex
ports 10 tho Contiuuns, 1573 bales; ooaaswiso. eos
1afas. Stock. %, l01 Iafas.
AoD1Lg, A1A,. Dec. d.-Cotton irregular: uiddhngs,
12Ic low saiddl!ngp liHe Not reoslptt. aots balas
E1pors-Co.st~ise, +7e hsles. 5ale4, l,seo b&los.
CaAALxaros. 8. O. Deo, d-qotton brm; mid.
diinss, 19A@l71{c, Net receipts, 4.l2a bslcs. E1-
ports-caastwlst, 2,oaa baies. Halna, ,60o bales.
dALvasrus, Tex, Dsc. h.--oo:tou quiet; tuid,nga,
1910; net receipts. 3o77 bales; c1ports to Great
Hrtain, Oh; cosst, 3,l41 sales, 1,12l.
HAsAnNAA, 0a., Dec. G.-Uotton quiet nalddiiugs,
lac; net receipts, +,ua7 bales sxports to Francs
2.aJl coass, 323 salsa. l,33d.
NEW YORK DRf.ooops MARKET.
Sxw fohk, Dec. G.-Dnsineas continued quiet With
pseklnQ.housea. uocheeo fancy priats wura reduced
~ 7e and Coeheco and srra1uas robes 10 &C., nrown
Bhee.inga In good denan, md btaehed 4hstsnqs
were In modstste roquss Plaid prints fairly
Tive and Ia comparatively light supply Woolau goods
ruaatauI quiet. ahawla were dull.
SAA FRANCISCO MtNito STOCK MARxFT.
ssa fnAxossco, Dee. 6.-slusa Nsvads, tc6xt
cruwu Point 1u5k Mexican, l0l Segregated uelcAsr
l08S: yellow jackot, l07; ualehar. luIXt oondcaco
NIX; 0vermai, 1o7N; Ua!cionta, 1ooI {al the prs-
cet1,ng stocks Ara hlRhcr]; California, lG1x; Halls
Notcoss, lGl. Consolidated Virginia haa declared 4
dividend, payable Dec II.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
CLxvxIAMp o., Dec. G.--Psttoeunl au1et aud
ssssns' ~s4ss tsso se's,. a,.o; 1ss tsst, sahs.
PlTTsBuRd PETROLEUM MARKET.
f1ETanrao, bcc c.-ps.Fo!sun quiet crude, 41.164
At PArkash; Eeapsa, l9.lc. phiiaaephts delivery.
WARRINGTON TunpenriNE MARKET,
WiI1isoTos, n. O., Dec. o.-8ptita surpentins
strong At 3Ac.
, 1875-12-07

ter c.rr, If coaI Aha will nu,n,,1 h,,, ro,.,..r
Huron. mud probably Iay n,4l that pint. '0'
Tbs a'hr SsE1nsw. s'horN Et Aahtaknls. II a tol.
a, ~ Tins a.,,s 5a9 !. & rmse:ea w s
iimcsto,lr' ya,c.i Al nbnnt fi",ra. ''N' VI sFa1
fho rip lltanckc. lnari s!.,r II aground Al n,
aeal .! lo'ha f'lan'l~ I<'ko 81: oiatf. 4Tle to
sn s ~ niko.a xsof. nssS ~ anH g eI ,"rl
relfrl @ Of the prop M:ry Jaytt II r',!t b,rGe IT.
warner, ~Hcu wotlt attoFa o. So"sh For f,s'i Mea,
Eof!h % mt.gf' ail.t n*''ca " HhephcEI 4 o., d
Eric. IN warner u owurn " tic nlEna PARTIES i'd
supposed 10 w Mor'a !3V,ou!
,..: "ete1nt III, H'''tHh fe ~ ahrnf1 Ifthnhe.
o,n.n, +rnrn,,n 49,, pS. y. oi-ahe hsrx I!nmat b.
r .,x WIZ, nSs 5s,, eern hRa1eHa anu hsfsy
n" rarsn ~. satsi ,t, Il; aea p't. Il
) .n n."!* ~ sti' ~ nna ~ ui'p5'pt OK 70 sHola
Ean' n1i e " III, q I'm % ro sb.
,.i ~ fs 'i ~ a. rA.Na 1'u tn s Hfder"sttaf4 It
, 1875-12-07
nns heavy 10 light. 2saa'e; do. mtllan, n9a3s /,
do, coarbc, 2de VIC.
LIVE STOCK.
i.fffft&fIn

CATT1E-1.ecntrsil Inf!nE Rnr'1oy rt'l Monday
7o99 head. Ths n.arknt wss lise!ras. Eryond ult-
I'd inquiry from tso or thrsn Eaatcrn bayers thcru
vas ptaos,caly nothing iong and TOO tow sales wore
ytccs from tho t1st Of rhnr.cs.r to discourage
aetlfa trading anf had Il no bcen that mo snppty of
stoeh wus uuanaiiy small, thnra II illts ddbs that
lIodtra won have been oaaIi upon for reduction
In prlces A It WIS. tAs market waa nntnfnaly un-
ehas2ed, and wc repeat ar Quotations OF Saturday;
QUOTATIONS.
Ghnt.c f1ttsra-Finc, tat, wrtl-f FORMED Jear
to year old stenfa. welgHlnG l,aoJ 10
H1a
ina l,i,V 10 i.V1 IT, 4.sods.25
Medium urafca-Stscrs In fair nssl, weigh
ink /, ioo to i.u lhs....,............ -. 40osis0
Butchers Htb. f-roor to fal. Htecrs, aM1
common 10 eEnlcc 0wn, for city slaughter,
Weighing u, IN t1f, III. 2.7s0i.on
10 ooo H.. -. .....,.. ooss7s
atans blllH. mi ec,I.wGr steors. .,.,,. 2b0s1.67
Texas C4ttlu-Tnso,t Il, 1rnn'........... 2.7:Gsl.oJ
, 1875-12-07


LATEST.
NEW T"rT, Drc. 1-Gbd opcne.l u 1lt3, foil OF to
Ia. Es'saarxd TO ;i<,4, md closed u llxst. Tho
rsiea for carrying IL. l., aud pr oeat Loans
were RlEu lI,A,.c i,4t
Gnyerumeafa were Ernl.
Eaye1tl Lends wrrn III good deluand.
State securities wrse ,Iuiet
stocks o1rncd sa luwer than Asturiay's cloaiug
anal dcs!Iucl '4e@14 nrc, lid by Cnton pacilc. hub-
.c1se.t!y there vas n:are than f reeusr1y. except
IL Cn!on racdc In tic ,Ast hosr Tho ,artrt was 10
eledy strong .ud higher. Ts,a grentst adyance was
IN Unian pasinc, which ru4a ffoa 7a!< 10 TN will.
10 stork Offering at tIo c!4so unllec 10.
Tie rriueltal activity was tn l.aLs N,ore anl
p4v3ae Null, tho former alyantsng to GU!i,
.td tho latter Ia Az, With cleatug Aalca al tha ARheat
price, reached. Northwestern common a.lyauctsi to
59'4, rrctesrel 10 jan ,noru Acss dceua.. Mich
lynn Central rdranetd 10 tlE ~. Paul to 31. pro.
FRED 10 GaL, Uloa 10 III, lEeek 1san u Il a., anu
Flt.aLurH to .Ull. 1AIRL;a trl,l vi l2. Atlantic 4
IaeilI rtactcI tu 70. TrAnRacn4 1T tho ktock IL.
ctngs segregated 1.f1N klares. pg which t!,u1
rar,iu Mnli. uut WesterfI Union, , Northwestern
common, 40 preferred. bl, ,hD Lake GAute, .sot
Euon tlr!ir. mil so a1taht4tn CsAtr1l.
X ,elt:s, St22.!thl.
Tla A.siai. ut Treatursr dtsbursed t533, 900.
C!G4flng+. N7,Nu,NM.
, 1875-12-07


excerpt lard vera held tirtaly There fair bsiness
doinH 1t tha annexsi rsnRe Of prces Carbon t+ta,l
Is s Sa' , 81 Ss I: 9s ass sS.ss s '::
sKsfa wintsr lard oll sl.oVel.lv: NJ: ], siU;
sS *ss estss st 7,3c fes :s' sse a"
s5 nsassioet ot s;rsf, psrs. l,,s ] is5 t's d. *
t5a, 9so: do NJ 4, 9c; k,nk ou S9e; stsslts, NJ;
III Hr4yisy l5c: usphtha cuson. s"t,lsO: Nest Viz.
v3s piia NATURAL . ueB 3aa: na!ntu ~ deg, 3os
rUIITNS 1sD oANE-cnoice turkeys ~p,o In 70.
Vi *A.sr. .hs laras oasnns. 4 ssais ani esn- en-.
ares.ed, s.ec Per y iire turkeys, eyc do dre..ed.
3o Do dl1e a. sssrts stS sh,sssa: s o
ssi?s IT,: M pattt.tsxs. e. e3|5 e;s a, NJ.
II * ss a!ss ,s % nncssn 1stso: NJ e.e
s wsso offered ut t.s rsit,l by wagons continue
fs and thero Wax ltta inquiry tbe szsos sveu for
aEansI lpYJl hn Tor tho 4auuniny date 4u isis
The receipts last wetk weEu ]. 4aa hu.
% ts sas ssey sht hss Hsss sess es' rsra ss
i ta7t,sdo0 aad ,A4 y ~ S,.so. Masgsr}.n asi
sALT-waa In moderate demand At tho rccsns
a.fy: .taau! ~, s;;s assfs, WI Sss:, stsS;
TEAH--li to ira niurkak thsro wero ,,o changes,
Fair activity MHs rcpo1leti, aud ths luotel prices
wGra shutunal]y sta4s"lnel. Observation-Disclosures,
sats+Gc: 9dosl dn. Altstc; medium, 4ta3uet good
90, SAah,s; 6le, ssss1c; natst. 626adic; ciloice,
,o.',c; sldt csi. vo>.sse; fancy. sllu43l.7o. II.
I'M. 4u5tsc; Rood do, 4ags1 ms, ao SCI hno.s, IS
s.eos; snaice, sne.5c; choicest, 70 e7sc: J4r4s4-
vlss; guud ,ataluu 80 ;c duo, % ase; ii,sss,
s'faape; choice. ~ eose; cloiyest 7&xaor. ooLoSua
- ,mNou. u <a; good common. s1ASso; nl4ltoun,
3opltao; good antdt'n, tAS t5; t4e ast13bef huast
6s,sc: thoicc, I'D ~: clu[ct.t, tosAac.
WUOLbAN,t Y th tqht Inquiry u 94tQ for lnn-
p:s 5. ~ for bach aud y I'd luf tlata.
WODl.-Bmall orders being attsuled to. Prices
arc st,ons c13r.e ND astsausa gttlts Ma sapI!y
poor ko good, AAs4se washsd do q nus ssts stoc
10, msdlufa "a III d. spszss, *a4 ~ 0nwaaheu
, 1875-12-07
7HOYaSiQtiS,

fHOVSiOHs.
1f00 fl:0DucT9-Nrra easier Ill ro,snI, In pFE,-
rntly with fur.hot htc,inn Ia i,pHa nj tho Ssesk
Yards, though tue sRzrr9ate Of trading wsa fair. Tho
weather wah not favorable for packing, 10 INST orora.
tors held OF. bnt lera plenty Of product On aa1e.
chiefly for fnturc delivery.
MESS rupx-W.s mora aralsr int icGat1c rtr bst
ipnrr tclrg rather I'll Tho rnd cl tbs ses~
.cu, nnlrf frrc olrrrTrEs with fair demand. Sales
wtr, .epnr,b u ai3 lr!. cash At st9oa; ",aa Es.s
ee1.or tho n,oath at slJ&Gs1o.ou 10 ttls aeIcr 1a
uary al 3l'D1; asCn tM teler FclfllkTy at klt.iQ
10 Is: 90 Ls1t sri.r March at slnU; nni 40 tsA
ae,lcr April at HIM. Tosnl lj,slo Iris. Thr mar1o
core slc,dy si".op cs~l. sa.93 ralIer Tho year.
ST. % fe1ler 1sru1ry, 2llx l?21 seller faIruhry,
and Mt ff9Ip q 1J..Ij for M4r.h.
rrlinc mesa port waa quoted at fi.t1 ana extra
r1ime do at ~ .OotEl t.2s.
LARl-Wah 1uict, except for February delivery and
fill ott si1c ter i0J ~. hut cloecl firm At aho out
pte rricrn II ths ttssion, In sympathy with advance
In New york. B.1es wern REPORTED Of 50 tcs rash ut
al7f94il1,; o tes roller tbs mnnh At 1t213hs 2sn
It s35 M l!o anA ' 80 its .sler siarS @ At sl3t
Totat '.a. Tho matkc! closed iirln At $l!l2kta1:.1
ea.h; s,Al2A's4,ais .c,!er Tue ,e.s; s,3'7sasia:2
for jnuuary: $43o fur February; mud At Sl1 t0s4i5
MR4ls--were dn'l and .bont ,sc PER n lower all
uus1sorlb1e to !aslltnR them. Tncro waa lssl.
e-ate .aauiry for lnss nfseen days old for Immediate
to nose q" fse.h it, .n Iero m wsro tcw oiisrsd tho
soeEs te'ng yesy nQlt while los IN salt I'VE 10 len
dr.. wsEe in good ."ply e.! s.ser hss.vy
on Saturday neins reported 1t ali7,22e ns.
Fart s,ltrd were quoted folloxs: BhotiIaors. 10
boxed; do recr January. e';c; lonE clears, o;c
boxed do Fccs Jauuarv o%c: short ribs, bored. ~
fAluc; do saler jInIary. v,lo ahoft clears, hoxri
lose; do sol1tr January, loe: long aud short
clears, b,1e'. seller puss,.'aer o,.Hloe; DO sols;
10 tGf January; 'sals A.. n.n' lGStSff .f Do
ties quoiel ut Ia short r}ha 19ac, and rhort
clears lote. al lo,*c., urecr meats 1tioed a eHe
$40 for short cleass, and vEGS o. for hams. Dienn
eats sleady nj &c fur anae,v. 1870 for short rie,
!c far short e.cafs. and ls,@Iie for hama. Sales
wero Eeportcd Of 2a.e1. tt* sun'hlosa At dtc, ~
b)1e1 do 1t 1919; 03o lbs short ribs at 2ssu. 10
ho.es tlo al 9.c at,u .fe ~ seller March ht l0tr
2,o "a u. ia te!cr Anr 4 Iv:e: ~ boxes ons si,d
tos hweet pirk1eI tine tls'5 lhsJ At iaHc: . btls
backs ut &1.su ani 80 srlh ri9S Tongues VI s2.3.
tnEAsE-Nas nominal ut Tts'w.
UEEr r1l0DECTH-Wrrn s'ethy nt,a quiet At ST.
alum for meas. $iu7asli.Jv for esEA mess, and
$lD,n1a1l. 90 for hanns.
T4LI,ow--Wat quoted At 9fc.
, 1875-12-07

WILMINGTON TunPENTiNE MARKET.
WiI1tsoTos. n. O., Dec. o.-8pitita surpentina
etfoug at 34c.
, 1875-12-07

plTTsBuRd PETROLEUM MARKET.
f77Tanrao, Dec. c.-ps.Fo!sum quist etude4 41.164
at P&fkess; roausl, l3lc. phliaaelpht. delivery.
, 1875-12-07

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET.
sCLkvkLAMp, O., Dec. G.--Pstroleun1 qn1et sud
strong; white tsse sess,, $50; ls9 tsa1 taAs.
, 1875-12-07

Calf .......... ft0s3 Ksp. ,.,..,.... 1,D3a1.4O
steady and atrons for fsnrtg. No c4ssoes wers
uttered. The rcce!pls from tau. to Dec. wcro
Ltaol IT, against i,07, 1UJ, ,703 ia 1a7f. The
shipments xeEe h0ll974i IT. sgsinst s7n B 9lo It n
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Abraham 10. Happen for Judge.

They have most excellent Supreme
Court IN the Second District. Judge JO-
sErH L. BARNARD enjoys the confidence
OF the community so fully that he was re-
elected without opposition. Judge GIL
BERT has attained to very high judicial
reputation. The term Of Judge TAPPEN l.
about expiring, and, unhappily, there is IA
81 aht manifestation of disturbance at the
prospect of his reflection. 1t is not sur
pri-ins that at a bar SO numerous and so
able there should be number of lawyc
who consider themselves, md are esteem
cd 10y their friends. rs fully qualified to M
the office Of supreme Court judge. Aud
it Is very natural that several names
should be proposed Us candidates for the
place. Among these are very good names,
n we concede. We could add to the LIST
that Of WILLIAM WIcKHAM Of suffolk.
who, though II distant relation OF his
namosake, our light-weight Mayor, Is a
man Of acuteness and real ability.
When we look over the entire field, how
ever, and consider the whole matter we
deliberately come to the concl usion that
the best thing TO do is 10 reflect Judge
TAPPEN. lie has the great advantage Of
experience. II seems To US wise TO pre-
serve intact, so long as possible such an
excellent court As that OF the Second Dis
tiict. If any lawyer wishes to know how
to value IT, let him contrast it with such
narrow-minded. blatant, tyrannical, SUI
pcrilcial, laundering blatherskite rs our
we wish We didn't own him-NoAH DAVIS
SO far as Judge TAPPEN's judicial conduct
has come under our observation, it has
been elnlnenty fair. We have felt con-
strained to regard him as just Judge. He
is courteous in his mapners, and Is pos
sessed of humane feelings and a kindly
nature.
The opposition TO Judge TAPPEN has not
manifested much cohesion or strength.
We do not credit the rumor that Judge
JOSEPH +. BARNARD is opposed to his re-
election. Judge BARNARD would not OPP
pose him without powerful reasons, aud If
he had such, he is just the man TO make
them public. SO we may rs well set down
ABRAHAM b. TAPPEN rs a Judge to be Ie-
elected.
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can hardly be conceived at the North; and
the whole purpose of these leagues Is TO
create antnaonism toward the white popu-
lation, thus maintaining the color line ia
the most objectionable form. So tNiuuin-
cal aud mwlo~- are these Score, ormuill-
tious that in many parts OF the South col
orcd mon who desire 10 vote with Dcuo-
Gratis can only do 80 at the ri,k If their
lives.
\ prominent citizen of Mississippi, writ
ing to Tur SuN upon this subj ct, very
justly argues that the whites were never
responsible for the color line in that state;
that it was forced upon them. II was as
sumcd by the provisional Government Of
1869 that every black man was loyal and
Republican, and every native white man
Democrat and a rebel. Acting upon this
idea, the races were separated in two dis
tmct parties ut the polls, and the whites,
except a few protested Republicans who
had been aIsointed to Office, were not per-
mitted TO approach or speak TO the colorcd
voters, Federal soldiers and armed blacks
being stationed to prevent any intermin
Cling Of the races. The color line thus intro
duccd has since prevailed against every
effort of the whites TO obliterate II, and
the result has been the impoverishmcnt OF
a large proportion of the white pOpula-
ton of the state.
II is encouraging TO learn, however, that
there Is every prospect that this evil Will
soon he abnted, If not entirely overcome.
The more intelligent OF the colored citizens
are beginning to appreciate the fact that
they have been used for the most iguoblc
purposes 10y their sclf-consttuicd Leaders;
that the consequences of the carnival Of
fraud nul ucculation which has so impov-
erishCd the South reach them rs well as
their white ncighbors; and that the inter-
ests VI the two races are identical, as they
cannot expect TO prosper If the white
property holders, to whom the most Of
them look for employment, are crushed
by eXOrbitant taxation, for which no re-
turn Is given. As a natural result, they
are deserving the party which is respon-
sible for the mismanlgement of the South,
and joining hands with the whites i'm Efforts
for honest administration OF public affairs.
The Democrats of Mississippi are count
ing upon heavy colored vote for their
ticket in the approaching Election, and in
other States indications of "a similar change
are manifesting themselves. 1t is the
whites. who are responsible for the color
line, and who are now making the utmost
eXertionS TO maintain IL.
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responsible party in the TURNER'S friend.
The letter was evidently from an ignorant
and mpracticahe man, with Republican
Affiliations. The Erj,nd printed IT, he
cause it prints almost ANYTHING n
decent Patron secs nt 10 write.
But the editors took care that no one
should suspect them Of agreeing with
their correspondent, for in the same issue
Of the paper they Inserted m explicit
stltcmcnt, founded upon personal know
ledge Of the fact, that the Dem, cratic
nomination fer state Treasurer SOUGHT
PIoLLTTE, not PlOLErrE the nominal
ton. The Tclcgdph will find out in
due time that il Is not politics in the
higher sense, but partisan politics, that
the Grange e-chcws. lis mission is TO pu-
rfy and reform both parties, and all gov
crnments upon which its influence can he
made to bear. II comes with the fan IN it's
hand aud the CAMERoNs ana MAcKEYs
may prepare for the fire.
Mr.. ptoLrrrE is doubtless animated by
its spirit and filed with its purpose
He is certainly committed to its priu-
ciplcs by every act and promise
Of his later life, whether within the
Grange or within the party which has
called him to the work of reforming the
most corrupt department Of the state Gov
eminent. lie has served the Grange ably
and faithfully, tfaversng the State many
times In its service, addressing large audi
enccs IN almost every county, and in every
instance with uncommon eloquonce and
effect. The value of his labors cannot be
ovcrc timatcd. Few men could, and fewer
still would, have rendered them solely for
the public good. PIoLErIE never received
n dollar of pay from the Grange treasury.
The salary of the Lecturer has been uu-
touched through his term of office. lie
has not only given it TO the ORDER but he
has given months of time to the work, and
paid his own way rs he went on this
missionary tour for the benefit of the class
to which he belongs. We believe lac will
serve the state as well. His conduct, nj all
events, is In striking contrast with that Of
the Ring state Treasures, who have not
only lifted their salaries with beautiful
regularity, but included in their self
appointed perquisitcs every penny Of in
terost on the public money committed
TO their keeping, until tho deialcation
amounts to millions.