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New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

Fecs.p Of q. lci' LivtIan iar rpdGr sen: H.
----ir.a i ALlc lur.s % % CHARTERS iiUHi tae-ic
,rts 40 Grarl' 1f'n otter sources, o3Jo imf'rs'
ie...lit- ni t0rs. 2l.-5b quart IS. - ,-.-.
-Il,0N sep. I5-I-.Jr r 1.Tnit.d Sfare' bands let's
Oil lnua-. I-' =. ''3 I'4 .,e ir. "" riEea' A"O =
l..- ra. .a, shares = % ~. Pref fr-. 3 --
I0SDIy sT l5-3 j.. W. "a" 20" l f'-'lnt n t.' o?"h
-.lrkc 'or IJliis ilif 'i ttlii VIZ" -
- uer cent itr LAM "a .-igil r.e. The 2un4i,
o.. bullion aIi san :on tAe Lah- o. 1-sLA1d Oh tAco 10
L5sooS sept. 1850 ?. m.Erc s way shares, l1's do
Lo>uos sept 134 w.Conso "a 80 .or money and gre
arrrlrf. Io...s -. lt- hL.iNa
H. 1r erred Pa- auylce- qsue i.entrs "a tti ie
I.NDJs sept. 49, n.-h"iinco Fctoieum "l !. al
I9ynoy sept 1'-i.rsn.Gg Spirits raspcntine - az
per c~t. . nm o.,
E.-h-. I'm. 'H-'' .. - Dali
p, sept :-j..ehang" On london, -Ji. @pc i1r S'oft
EslSr SEPT I5-peloleasn, 27 fo In i2le Amer can
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EAS STOCKS. ..-.u...., ...,
~ lEW-Y JEE, NITRO PoIITAE. MTTt N aH2C
4sEatT-rt i CAS- STOCKS BJtTif AfD S''i-D,
AZ. a. a.4s oi l.rooAyu f1r, n4a oariies dealt
my o. J y - IT,, 80 si = Y
EsGEEY To- LOAN on Bond and Mortgage.
VI -acoIc 4o a.-.' ea--i HiAr - ..AA..o. '"'''
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS.
-EoNu-l' 'iDEE> can oD;atn -. "r- ol a'3h '-o "a
c.Eae of uu.rs 70 lads ny alirrA calling ipph
CA.ViS 2. A. IS, >o =, l.ai ttS -.'' -1-'- d '''.-
FN PER cent. GUARANTEED, FL
kv MoETGA+c LOANS on iE.4ovei lyNA f4-'1l'-'
References - 'in Ifs--li ION ro.t 0I app aiol, ,
CNuAt" f'JD . 'Lh KA- -.nscsthe, l""@
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Business CbdUtc5.

4 GENTLEMAN wanted to examine the
: %. .r-- .f r nd u.eA't 't.un41.v ls.I invention
VIII IS vi.1 tr Uu-Ac.- Ad.r-s, AN, Ii.D1ne chce.
I GENGIES NANTED.--A man about to
= 0nan store wishes 1, receive circulars al5 pre- Isis
.f al y'.i0u 4ai.f.-I laiu Dtal,r u - i'h
..d uu--u.-. Au4sl-s IL, "a -. =. HOLM -, j.
Peoria, ll-.'is
sv1R StTE ~ RE0OKLYN-STOVE,
HARDWARE. A%D HoTSf-Ft HNL- -.tiNG GOODS
-.f % j, .io, doing god business. Fnco
cE.v e, -Oc. llar - THE. 81 ILLS, ~ Er',.' ~
JfHYSlCIAN. old. wants partIer, or wCuld
scli 5u I't.e rqrrs' lar9e pa ng
practice. A14.ss ~. 3. , Box 10, .:1G" O-ce -'' /.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

IL HcmSer 81, Sc 'a TsGus- NS'ep''i II 10. 10"
Augar' l4N ili,e Market steady sales to Day up N.
SI LOO LOO I3sS a 100 n 2c l99 100 S;c; 500 oo
l8, 900 ~ aisec 3a0 y ec. 100 tq.c: loo Sc 100
"a e, =, wv IL. t cIner i, l. a2c Mo IL 81
sco'er o 20 u a,ase 100 lsc lSG IL 5igsc 2o6
SO y ,; so i sSc % - o. ~ a,5: zoo isi5se l
,$sse Loo L se; 400 aslsc 40, i$i,c; 90 i2aqc
ZOO - sac 100 49, i5ac June poo lac; 100 lsiac To-
tai, go, 80 eales graad total Zoo 1iet
quite plenty ana heavy; Od Hnnesct. ue linn r; New
ZOO sGis We oa"e. "PoiS ''' u4 "Nu Ne''' S1'' u
No 2.......... 0Os 10 ITar,j. SO 2ocse 90
state Ezira BIRDS . 900 90 OHIO Indiana
Wcst rn saipmc 90 .. Doube do 10 ooI 90
EAia.s , eoa 50 st. louis single co. ak
Minnesoia New Ezuas.....'... lOa 50
Good TO Cioice Extra -. : s0a Q 35
Sprng Wheat .. G'scsee TX. 'ds u soa : 10
Oho. and Mich 500 80 Minneapolis Fan.
oIf I. l1crt@S inc aHt eoa So fn i sew qua %
Ohio ,nd. Hoon Process -. o09 %
Exi. ,,hlnmngl 600 50 .,.... ~, r,,..,- .u.-,.
the Jose the m4Ist is fairy aeye for New At unchanged
50 -. - ,-;.-S4 o 2o%$l %
13i Ra' Al'n' sn ,lig GtoSn tox Exr , Fv @sG 90
I;i15@s@a = ,I5:%. EsiFa EsiFa.,'..,: 5@s 5@s 8 55 4
Xiryiaad 25a 60
rye FloHf S quiet ana stCt1yi 5hes u @oO oDs' W"
quote. r,o,,r ,,.s,oD r,.e avn, .,,oro,e - -oas, 90
Rye t.olr .i3ie ,----------------.---- ~. %
30 hyis We quot e., -os.., On
Corn Nat Weste.I Wit,.... 1 1oa 70
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Fiildnrld!.
wEcT

VrHE FUNDED BONDS OF the WEST
4 WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY now ready
being delivered by the Now YORK Guaranty and Indsin
nifty Company, No ~ Broadway ond.oi0er. wI plssss
,end In their coupons bonds for the TOR iur
culsrs relation W tho an O funding pss com
mun.cate VITA Office Of the Raj c0mpi1y tO %
Brasiway. r. T. TEDV BAi DSr- osctotstl.
'VNO MANUFACTURERS, MINERS, and CAP
i ITAL!srs.-Ihe CAkbO-AZOIlNk POWDER -, ~ a.
TANT prepared 20 sc rghts 10 manIaciIt aul sr s
improved MINING POWDER Cor any part oi ihe Nltti
states. BLASTING POWDER IA man nactaIfl D. ta gro-
cCs without machinery fr rom danger in man1ic
transportation explosive IN the open air more
pow Ortnar, powder For i lIDt!.t"i tuicS'
EDWARD A. HAGAkHI. General Agent,
at the Company's Office 81 Broadw va, New ! 0rk.
Wood ~ Davis,
PANTrlsS. ~ PIsE-sT.. NEW-YORK:
ROAD sECUElrT 70 AND GOLD BOUGHT AND SOLD
SO COMMISSION.
c. D. WOOD. = d. DAVIS.
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CITY OF EOS sNa
| IF2E'Gllr38ISSlL.S pg2 VaTla Lla5
GOLD
$1,oOO,CoOs

CITY TREAstRER's OFFICE BOTTOM. Sept 9. 1919
IN narsuanse Of 4 vote Of the Ccute Oh Finance Of tAe
cit ounc sealed proposals. " De- r"ce % by iho lfasuI
M tie CITY Of BOSTON, until y o'clock SATURDAY Sept
~ 1873 far fhe any part o. Ae Water Loan oil
Dine Million Daar., to Dc issued unueT authority 81 Tie or
do ~ tie v Council Boston, dated ttbl 70 1870 Tor
te purpose providing additional supply OF Wa" Tor SAID
v The will be dated October J. is15 and VII be que
THIRTY YEA 1s from date barring Interest ,seI an
nnaly April aud Ooto3eI dt per cent per Ghnum boh
pr ncpa and inors payable in GOLD TIE loan vi" oe -
~ An certificates of ore thousand dollars with interest
couor- attached registered certificates cf any amount ol
even thousandA The o-a vi! oe see,Itd D. s-N AIN"
FUN providing for Is redemption az maturity
All uroI.o h~ sealed and irrSsrf n C. y DE- MI
TtEA~f 4ti-a, aud injured .loiO--E iur N-Ic4 i@-l
Fsft al sper clearly the alouut df "an i's
a,l Al.
M N. Ira4ne. - the f1mmifter on tndnre anu ~"
TTrlsurtr puFiay sept p 1879 81 l. cA Ia i"r is'
"A .rrs.y reser. Ell " r. Jcct any Or all proposals.
4. ii. DEN%IE
City Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

. = S.,ffI -.
sent ~ 49sStSoo l ot 1881 soo 15d62te1 IS ea "a
sep. IS 2eo5 2J l9.seSoo 100 65325.s
Oci. S2d9s eco 27a5so0o Is952cO 25eSs "a 50 SEQ
oct. 70 23.s7l00 2sl.0 1879 2Sa25sO GG.4a9
Oct. si22 O0 - 21h2pe 6e4G0u 25il5s0 CASA 80
or. % 2-iSs2 -si,I3s00 l5.17oo0 $50 $3.50 6h6y.'p
Ocs. u rs s-17,o -Sl353scJ i35 5200 t.JIoJ11 ,S0sN
Nav 22cT5 9o0 225g67 100 1901 G0 2So57 So g. 62iC3
~ 2ls 2as1@ 2sS7sOJ l2.Sisss s5S290 59+5l.lto
Nov 227Se70l .s3Sl95Oo lGsSc2oO 24N-5i0 5000 10
Nov lf-7G7SF l12-sSln l7..,u9CG 24cocA 5154,tRi
pee sMas2 9'fcs ca0 - ScS 500 24sa4 100 Saoi.9i
De- IL .lSios uoi 20 rsJ iffda0 2oGi26J 5022i'C0
DC p as 81 500 l, 6s501 olJ53 d. 600 T. -q3i 90
'fsJsn ~ t2oea 2si.2 .2o soo n NN p Gl01@ 41s+60
Jan. 1ltiS.-m -e $1,000 l'3 teN, 24-1ef 4sgsoo4l
Ian % 2S. o. G00 ~ 2S2 9C 55 27leol
Jqr % ,Io 20 800 % OK .No q S2 so %
Fen 4sl222gO 2lleOo .,1sc6oo 23 soi,a0O 5gcl.eoo
Fcb % ~ .aa, oS.ill.oO 5,i i2400 ,5G42.-,l 51,5.-C
Fob % '50.2S0 19iS50l0 5Ss09 l;Sl2.s'O J6Gi7 80
feb q 2lAt0l5t' 2sclOto 2G't2oO -'si.i2O 5492sl1
Msr -S0lI &C. 292.5 5SS0U I5o2lSr0 4giS2.5OG 5lVGo0
NJ q . sO pa ,Ss.4t50l 3.3c500 2240.iG 0j9SO0
Mar ? 21S1Is909 2s3S5sol 100000 2-s9u03 5lS42.s
Arr 24.s7ela 2-l55c0O os2o0 15't.sl 20 81 s995Oo
Apr los ss. %, l7s 5l2O0 9o555oo $50 l9sGso
Ayr u 2la.isU .gs560 1902 5A 2l5Gs,b
Apf - o 80 e., a. o.
NJ -l7.s7}2') ss3 so 95lINo0 207l c 5S2.20o
Ma IS 2alezfp l51oeo loiyc1f hi4s- 500 - ol5Soo
May - Gf2,i29G 1foJsNa l0~ii51 2o3tJso' 5oH5i2.J
JUne 2342al~ ital2'e lI4s2G5o 9s5llo2 c. S7l.2n
June lS,70a 275,,'.sV l065a4lC 1919 $50 eG20
Juae a. 1+ 6s1o l0.s 5000 9.Jc6 tCa-4.o
lC.e &C e35 fsa 80 -CI Il6 $50 -9142ea1 Cs9G2
Jrg 9a5.sgd705 2;9.s7.2c0 s.s4'oc0 aod5eo 749i.'"
Juiv lc 1-G4o52S 2Soe6s,O lS.s24on -9,-o0 s1ioo
III. . es2 eco 9--seeoa lo 800 Ie.9o
Jue ? s,.CSs 0o e7s917W I.ss;'1 s1o3se0 75ol5.90
Aur. 71s..sC- So ~. s, % l5.l3- io o. NJ - 'Ss0N
Aug. u-td l~ 5-lS1 iG,4401 lo.o.i $50 o5 l.t
AG-. 80 CSC a.O 2'' I2570 ls i50j 1pd.b 80
Az y 9sG64t go ssgu I..0.5 iSlnGO 055700
Sr ess -- SO -. -ssso0 l02Olo L. Is,iC1 7uG 6.
sent. Il .4,ey< 2-,45.-J 9.a-s,0 l'.'5'2o ,le5ao
TAIL. of the -c~Iqc ABi0UHi Of Loans Nlece crciti@
C,;to, y~e-IO's Jor t'e rees ENDING >ato'Gy. Seat
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
pPov1nryrE = T. -,.t. l3-prntng cloths quiet al &C
TO- standard and 64XtSi gooi-.
CHEESE MARKET
rrrc, - Y Sent lg-i0,O boxes ~ Choose were
s, tre tacsv u qlu = L. t1r -.erase price being
lO4..
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
yNMAN LINE.-Fmed SoutherB Course.

TNMAN LINL.-fNed oUutAtID O"'II'e'
Z
ROYAL are appointed 70 sal as io-io"si
CITY or .-Il. tl.i.... SAIt lA ,.p - AZ j. H.
cry r " 1Nii.i-A LA ~ .'- - :. - ~
cry OF BERLIN. .--.-.'Al 'A ~ -. Ia
CITY OF RI - 'ffN D. ~ - = , 80. . y -
or is4iA Ap' IL
ara %. .l slccst -af ~ .iY rom IL y ~ 4"
RATES on rA5SA"i-.
CARTN. SO. $50. aat siJp. gclL
many. No. - broadway Fnr -tt''tr "tSi-r ~ W
g. ,r,.lVay, u iler a.. y. r. pI.N g. DA ~ z, teh'.
---t-- ,-Cor, tNrF, lA7- ~ y!Frtvt NAH,
"a A' jim --- IN
These lr-cass s'"ilsii- r- iei'''-' -" d" p LII ''
Pier - o., H.. q-.-Sr,. a. y -eut Of
-iraus'ip Fl w .ti; r 70 i'' .,f, - -
'alL-Ilp iAf-',-.-' y
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Diuiofn0 Notices.

OFrIlE Or TIE CONSOLIDATION COAL CoMPANY(
n ,RY, AID. No Il BRO An"AY,
POC'fs -. - ana -. NEW - *. : -. 7, lSf2 >
ATa MEETING of the DIRECTORS oi TINS
n Company hsd to-day tAe following Ite-oliloAs were
Eaoi.ai lat Ire REGULAR DAYS Of paving DIVIDENDS;
iai be tr ljth u 0rl EA bit 'd 1iAi''i II
Eal,a That in accordance with the above Resolution
p - yFSD Two ANb ONE Hale PER tENl he
TIE Cap a. ~ock, aJe on the l1h INST, anu
t@: i~ tTisf closed ~ ~1tH lay the lItl n5 ~
>''N II. {. HICKS secrotarv.
HOUPGNS of Ohio and Mississippi Railway
E.uuf,f, M 81, soil led Nnrfgl- - i Eonct, Gir
Oct A. i57J, VII paid 81 v " an H., Ee'yl "ri
W. u. WALTON. secretary.
wEsIEGX CI11 TElEiGAPH CoarA,Y. Taet-lI.REas
OrliG, NEr- -NOEN, So it. 10, ISL.
NIVIDEND No 3t.-Ihe Board Of Director
~ hav" declared a O. ARTERLY DIVIDEND ~ Two
lER tiNI tu caeiA stock ot tlr 'm iiy tIon Le
anir ~ zee oice Of rr,sr-r d alter n l1th ay 0t
x shareholders record on tnc 2tih day VI sep
e transfer books i o'clock -le after
inst, opened on lc W1rin- - IN I1iA
Il Da. 3.er. a. y. k'Cu..~ -h irasir-r.
Wg.r Vtsc0Y " 3AI.E.y CONpANT,t
NJ. q BEoASwAY, NGw-Y OAK, July !, $50 d.
rEfhE COUPONS On the tLNDtO BpNDS o.
tMe N r~r WISCONSIN RAILWAY CONF ANY, on"
iu, Vii alh in eoh a the o,iee Of % Ne"-t *
H lr..y Int nl1llliy C0M any, So y 200! t'F ~ AIN
6itaT -rt, date. H. = t--'N --'" Iie''ul'i'
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
Ocean SteGmtr5.

NCUOR LlNE-CARRYING L. s. MAIL5
NLN.YJRK AID GLASGOW
Utopia .............-AI Z & !.utT sent. u 4. n.
.fffDpT A ~ !.l.t s.. opt D %. M
- oIA.oDW. u, t,E.-FOol- oz - ~, -. ~
I.i.rt1l .la:e - tscf'.ce a. 40 vest ia'Cs
t.luu4u.fs ,.c.5. Noo..r,.--
II ~ d lSDS B!.Fri' Ei.@, ACenis.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-14
THE MARKETS.
rcaretur7 re7ortsttor TIE ral1~xz.l

RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

ANOTHER STATE will add its voics to
the election Of 1876. l, will be Colorado
which has been admitted to the Union, and
now only awaits the issuing Of the procla-
mation of the President, declaring the State
admitted, ; this he will do when their
'Constitution which will be adopted in July
hos been duly certified to him. Thh will
give the new State an equal footing in the
Union with the original States, and accord
ingly Colorado will take part in the next
Presidential eaacsien, having three slsc.
teral votes. Already the State has chosen
a Constitutional Convention, containing \
majority Of Republicans, but ss the
questions involved wee merely of local
nature, No evidence was giv;n as to how
the new State would vote in an election
where great national issues are at stake,
such as there will be in the next Preailen-
tial election,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

e ".Another week will decide whether the
Ring which has 80 long ruled the great
State Of Pennsylvania, plunderea its treas.
ury, appropriated or sold its political hsn-
OF, huckstsrsd its patronage to the hi gh-
eat bidder, and made ito very name . BY
word throughout the Union, shall receive
new lease Of power, Or be driven out Of
Office. All othsr issues sink cut Of view
in comparison with that which demands
the redemption of the State from the hands
of common thieves, and seeks to restore the
good name it once posssssed."-M Y. Sun.
This i What has raised the cry Of Re-
form! Brought out men from among the
masses for Office. Men who have led up
right and iacorruptible lives. Men who
are fit to b trusted, and who will rescue
the State offices from that taint Of dishon-
esty which now surround them. The Sun
echoes the right seentmsate, and leads in
the wake Of honest thought and belief
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

nothing in otr bssihess to warrant my be.
.liefaf1 US being abe to eventually clear it
of: l may add that after Mr. Lees death,
We have had q constant struggle to meet
the debt That had been piled on the con-
cern. Before his death, he knew that this
suspension was surely before him but it
was STAYED off for some time afterwards by
the consideration which his creditors exer-
cised towards his family and ourselves.
We have not yet called meeting Of our
creditor, but will shortly have one. Our
creditors are spread over New Work, Bos-
ton and Philadelphia, the heaviest being
in New York and this city. G,." e.,
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
1uE JACKSON STATUE.

There will no doubt be an effort mad
by the administration organs to Great
political capital ont Of the unveiling Q
the Statue ofthe late General "Stonewall'
Jackson, at Richmond, ,onTuesday. Alread,
it has evoked the fire Of sectional preju
udices from many, and the old crv Of ven
GRAZING treason and rebellion is raised
TIE Philadelphia Erening Bule
tin does does not blame the people Of Vir
sinia for circling their memories so fondl,
around ono who was the acknowledged
general Of the late Confederate army. One
who was typical of the christian and sol.
der. But it thinks that all the wrath
Of the people should be poured out agains,
those foreigners who presented the Statue
to the Virginians As an evidence Of their
dislike to the Union, and their sorrow At tho
downfall of the Confederate cause. To Vir-
ginia, Jackson was an honored son Of whom
its people had cause to be proud, mot sions
for his achievements in wal, but his worth,
as citizen, and while they may perpstpate
bis memory in statue. erected on the capi-
tai grounds Of the State, it does not tell that
the fire of the rebellion still has life in q
lew smouldering embers Of fanaticisn. 1t
loes not shew that the people Of that sec.
.sn have not buried the war and it, causes
nth the past. 1t teaches no lesson Of
reason. 1t brea.hes no aetisn Of disloyal-
=. 1t does not taint the peace Of the
'suntry with any hidden threat Of disrup-
ion but it only tells the story Of the people
# the Old Dominion State paying tribute
0 the memory of one who served the cause
hey lest, well, and fell in the endeavor to
it.
The proceedings were tempered by the
'ery bsst Of good feeling, and were Of the
most impressive kind. The addresses
ouched little upon the i,sues Of war, and
Ivoided all matters Of sectional strifes. They
rsated Of tho man the large assemblage
aad come to pay tribute to the memory Of
md it was for this that the assemblage
gathered. No other construction can be
placed upon it,and efforts to make it politi-
cal capital will have but little effect with
The rational.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

THOSE Of eur readers who have read the
evidence taken in the case Of the human fend
ODonnell, charged with the murder Of his
wife, will express no surprise that he has
been committed to New Castle Jail to
answer for her murder. The evidence
sicited before the Mayor is revolving 10
anthe nobIer instincts, and shows the man
to have been no better than a brute in
human form. He literally kicked and
pounded the psro woman to death while
she was lying bleeding upon the ground
and utterly at his mercy. In such cases
as this Is where We see and feel the import
snce Of , retributive justice that will
aveassshe lie Of helpless being. There
is tesietatS license Of wife-beating, and
it's ~ be hoped that cendign punish
.suuIusiin this case will have a Wholesome
effect spon the rest Of that class Of domes-
tic deHdts NJ there are in this conmu-
ntfyi .riN.[3sh nf
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

y the c,rrespondenoe his ben caried on
with such secrssy nothing definite - Ls
a.csrtained. Spain is not prepared Tor
war as the country is bankrupt, and If it
were not for the heavy levies made upon
the wealthy cities she would not be ableto
maintain her institutions one day. If
war is enforced b. the United States there
will b no opposition, and the Queen Of
the Antilles receive the belligerent rights
which she should have had long ago.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
PHlLADELPMIA MARKETS.
4tNeki MAHkst,l
i Pn1LADELrH1A.. oct. %, 1875.


Gold s2on llsN9lls Pens KRl so4saH
fIly'f s ',a, 1 s1ls l PMS Rs sl.s'Sss Est'S a
:. "6-a0sl1e4ll9 o lle1 North Penn 6oAe@s
=" lSsS S. ilsN ,1ss sIlss1 |Phila Eris lNgSS gS
"yuly leM l2OA 12aX Isehigh VA e2neSN
yplSlsss II stoG5S|eeISS sas ! |eIS
New Sc ll7H9ll7L + do prefd. 48 @M
GssS Gcosc,f S5 asssoayiis cso1reihi aM asM
seeds-1n eloverseed We notice small sslss !!s
at 91SR 100! per pound. Timothy ID quotsea
At g 2sa2@; naxseed is taken BY 0'
The -four market Is without improvement
IN demand. and prices favor buyers. sa!sss !ss
Of 800 barrels, including stiperhne af ys
10: extras At e5a5 50; Iowa and WiSconns
extra family at S6 25aR 80 Minnesota 40. g.
At IS 5oa7 2, Pen nnsylvania, Ohio and tnaI, a.
ana do. do. at IS i2jaa8 Is; snd fancy brands
at 81 5OA850, as to quality. In Bye 10"
ana corn meal no safes. '"".
The wheat market is quiet and ratas,t "
si sssi s Wtstern H d. at Il tiSsl a. Pm;
sylyanta amber at 81 4oal a, and while ~ ~
81 4oal 80. Rye sells at 75aS5c. Corn is sessSS' sesS
Oats are selling at sSa42c. formixed' wv
a4Sc. for wnite, ,GiIpF
Whisky is steady at 81 10 for Western 'f'r
bound. f'u1 ,'f'l ~ '"''
Eggs firm. Pennsylvania, New JersI'
and Delaware fresh, &a2c, Western "
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

PDoflA MAY be slow to anger, but they
are not INV to resent insult, such at least
is not the case with the American people
when their nations honor is .riAed with.
',merica has reckoning against Spain
hat time cannot assuage. The NirSinius
outrage is still fresh in memory, and it is
not dead to thought though the indemni' y
money has been paid by Spain to the
United States and the Nirginius was turned
over. The re-opening Of the case, or
rather an agitation by newspapers, that the
\ pitt1 States intended to extend selliger-
rot rirhts TO Cuba awakens tie old fire OF
interest and reyiycs the principles o. "a
rio.i,m thai were fclt:at the time o. The
.o1ai.h outrages to the NrglnluS crew.
J. l. Stated by thcje newspaper report ma
the pre.id.nt la, notified In; Sl'his''
poyerr n,ent that if the rebellion Is not sup
pressed by the first of December next ~
intends to recognize the Cuban Republic
Tie latest Spanish papers affirm 'he report
kut csrnct state whether it ~ correct OF 1o''
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28

THE HERALD, yesterday morning,
printed thirty-nine separate and distinct
telesraphic dispatches which did not in
clude the extensive report Of the fire in
Virginia City, making nearly full column.
1t also contained full local reports and
varied editorial columns. Its circulation
is daily increasing and next week will BE-
worked off upon the new two-cylinder
Hoe press that will be put up in build
ing expressly erected for that purpose.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
Hwy sSit Dteids<.

Jshh Gr{bam, ofsColl1 PdA, SUED
Frederic Schusardt and another banker
in Broad street, New York, to- recover tie
spr pfi SlOo, 900 Vdanagey,Ad the, csuss
Has 1ust been tried at the Queens County
Circuit Court, before Judge Pratt. In
1857, r! w. Leavitt 4 CSl, borrowed Of
the defendants $4,000, giving their note,
and as collateral, deposited 100 bonds. Of
81, 900 each, Of the Chill and Peru oonjoint
bonds, When the note became due the
plaintiff, Graham, claims that the defend
ants agreed to extend the loan for q year,
and were informed that he was the princi-
pal in the matter, and for which he was to
pay and did pay to Lesvitt & Co. $1,000.
This latter arrangement the defendants
deny, and say that they never recognized
Graham in the transaction, and that they
never received or agreed to receive the
sum Of 5000 for the extension ofthe loan.
When Leavitt & Co.'s note lnatured, notice
was given them, and the bonds were sold
at the Brokers' Exchange for $4,000, aad
subsequently ressld for $4,000. After
this, in 1874, the bonds were paid in full ;
but the defendants were not the holders Of
them, nor did they receive anything more
than the $4,000, being about sufficient to
pay them for their loan and interest. They
claimed that having dealt with Leavitt b
Co. as principal', they were right in not
recognizing any other perssn in the TRANS
action. The jury, Under the charge of the
Court, returned verdict for the defend
ants, Ex1Judge Fullerton and B. W.
L''' Downing appeared JARED for the plaaiptiG; and
John E. Parsons and John J. Armstrong
for the defendants e, srd Y7L1 l,a, ,,si
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
EuAACLAL,
NuMINo TON Octr

- "hAIHo TON. October a.
The New York market to-day shows .io,.
OF more activity than yesterday and ~. %
strong, with . healthy tone. It oner.S ~
Htos lower than the closing pr,css
Of last night, on the reports, Of tho dsmsa
ing fire 'nNevads, quickly reacted and %
sumed very bsllish aspect. Lake sbor.
being the conspicuous feature, selling uD to
csN against 6oH, the opening price. p,.,
&c Mail rose from 4osI to AZ. we,te,n
Union from 7eN to 771s, and Erie, 1su
Shortly after noon there was an evident d.. h.
s're on the part of the bulls to realize, and
the market again fell n to i per
cent. Lake Shore returning to 20
Pacific Mail, 4oX and west,r,
Union 79k, There is still more
confident feeling in financial circles, and b.
fore long 1t may be shown in an epbsno.
sat of valse of the leading securities m.
market closed barely steady. Tho Pbi),d.,.
phia market has followed its usual cours, a,
dullness, aAd there is no particular fe,tu,.
to notice. Penna. Railroad, 5oN95l H,
tonyille, 2Sk@2SN, and Oil Creek 9X@o
Gold has been strong and advanced to ll5X
after which it fell to 1l5A. Governments
steady and in more demand.
,u seLD AND BOND QUOTATIONS,
Reported BY Craige, johnson L Co., Bank.
ers and Brokers, 9th and Marker Sts
The Morning herald., 1875-10-28
KeniuekienS Getting Married in
,''''. '.'''' InAisnA. =, ", -
From tie Je6esonrille Ledoer. ~" D..


"stop that boat" was the cry on the
Louisville wharf at 10 o'clock Thursday
night, but the cry came too late, for the
ferry boat had cut loose from her fasten-
inss and was stsaning proudly up the
river, fully alhundred feet from the Ken
lucky shore. The cry came from two men
who had hotly chased q young man and bis
sweetheart from a back county in the State
to the river and there lost them by being
abont tive minutes teo late, for they were
safe in the boat sitting side by side each
other in carriage. the horses painted
and the lovers sighed and congratulated
themselve. on their escape from the dark
and bloody ground and their cruel parents.
When the boat landed at our wharf the
horses e.e given the reins, the whip ap-
piled, and off dashed the bridal party for
Charlestown, the county seat. The pur-
suers were too close to tarry at Jefferson
vile. A brisk, rapid drive Of an hour
and fifteen minutes brought them to
Charlestown. County Clerk Ingram was
aroused from pleasant dreams and the mar
riage license obtained. Next Elder Howe
was awakened from his slumbe1~, and in
less time than it takes 10 tell it Mr.. Okana
Owens was the true and l2wful husband Of
Miss /: Jessie Parent. After spending a
pleasant hour Tie newly married pair lef
Charles.own, returned, through Jefferson,
Vile slower than they went UP, much lesi
disturbed in mind, and as happy as .
newly elected county squire. How those
Kentucky lovers do lansh at lcchsmiths.'
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b. Turkey asks 70: q suspension Of Tk;nas
! giving Gay NtscrylG,cs.