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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09
The choice Of candidate for Sur

The choice of candidate for Sur
veyor being brought hefore the Con,
vention. motion prevailed to make
the first ballot formal. which resulted
in the nomination oi VI. O. Miller.
IL. L. Sweet was nominated for Cofo-
uer by reclamation The pmmltlee
10 whom was referred the resolutions
above quoted then reported upon Iowa
township resolution - follows. the
report being adopted without discus
sion:
WHEREAS. The evils OF intemperanee sre
deprecated by all parties, and recognized hy
sill parties As tit subjects for legislative con.
troll therefore,
Resolved, That we are opposed to the en-
actment OF Law for the purpose of heen.
sing the sale Of intoxicating Equors TO be
used as 8 beverage.
Rrsa'red. That We are opposed 10 abating
any Of the rigor Of oar present proh3bitork
liquor laws, and in favor az making sa.d
laws more effective.
Upon the Inland resolutions there
were Two reports, the majority re-
port hereto appended, alter consider
able debate. being adopted by vote
of /. 10 2. the cons ention by this
time having dwindlea to that num-
Der.
The undersigned majority al the commit
tee to when WAS referred the resolutions
relative to capital punis hment, report the
same back and recommend their adoption
after striking ont OF the first resolution the
portion after the word favor in the first
line and before the word of In the third
line. 4 B Cornwall
NJ. {. MOORE.
j. I. Jack was then. upon motion.
constituted Chairman of the County
Central Committee, which was filed
up ON the part of those townships
still represented in the convention as
follows: Inland, NJ. c. Moore: Cas-.
Levi Diltz: Linn, b. Parsons; Dav-
ION, J. w. Beatty; Pioneer, 4. B.
Oakley; Red Oak, ]. Smith; Spring
dale. A. B. Cornwall; Center. ). ".
Young; Fremont. W. A. Rigby.
Cover. VIM. Hastings: Iowa, Josiah
Collins Township, not represented
above were ~ motion requested to
nominate a member and repor, to
the Chairman. Motion also prevail
ed that each township be requested
TO hereafter select at caucus its mem.
Der of the Central Committee Con-
yention then adjourned sitte die.
]. ". BEATTY, Chm.
{ L; LoseIEf Sees.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

state Ticket.
For Governor,
SAMUEL ]. HARDWOOD.
Of johnson County.
For Lieutenant Governor.
]. q. NEWBOI-D.
Of Henry County.
For Judge Of the Supreme oourt,
AUSTIN ADAMS,
o. Dubuque Comfy.
For superintendent a. Public Instruction.
AIONZO ABERNETHY,
Of Crawford County.
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County Ticket.

for senator. cath District,
HENRY c. CARR.
Fur Representatives. slsi District.
ALEX. MoFFfT,
r. O.. SCOTT.
For County Treasurer,
SyLyASUs YATES
For County Auditor,
HIS. MoRGRIDGE.
For County Sheriff,
ARTHUR MAYNARD.
For superintendent.
MISS ECNICE Z. FaINK.
For Surveyor.
MARTIN 6. MILLER.
For Coroner,
l.. L SWEET.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

This result was DO sooner announ-
ced, than upon the motion Of Chss
Hammond, Of Center, Miss Fink was
unanimously declared the nominee
by accIamation
An informal ballot for Senator gave
81. {. Carr 40 votes aud his nomina-
tion was also at once made unani-
nous by reclamation.
A motion prevailed, upon reconsid
Grafton. to vote al the same ballot
for both the candidates for Represen-
tatire. and All informal baIlo, was ia
ken with the following result:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09
J. " R.FFESsPER6ER, Sec'y.
The reading of the above was i'm
mediately followed by another:

At the Republican caucus held at pedee,
Iowa I p, on the 18th Of August, 1915, the
following resolution was passed and it was
directed that the delegates present it to the
County Convention, stz
ReSai'ed, That we are in favor Of a pro.
hibitors liquor law and are opposed to
having any person nominated for The Legis-
lature who Is in favor OF license law.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

Aug. 5eth, 1875,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

Tweed escaped from Ludlow Street Jail, New
York. VIM. Alden, OF Cleveland, O., killed his
wife, stepdaughter and a neighbor. Destruc-
ton BIZ tire Of La Jeunesse Hotel, a. Back
River, Canada; persons consumed in the
flames. Explosion Of sugar house boiler near
Franklin, La; Q men killed, and dozen others
badly injured.
6-Another colliery disaster, more appalling
in it's results than any that has occurred for
many years, reported from Yorkshire, England;
140 miners killed. Congress organized; NJ. G.
Kerr, OF Indiana, elected Speaker Of the House.
The German passenger steamer Deutsch-
land wrecked on the English coast; 80 out OF
the IT'S on board drowned or persisted from
cold.
s-Rt. Rev. W. f. McLaren consecrated
Episcopal Bishop OF the Diocece OF Illinois.
9-Explosion in q coal mine near Leeds, En-
gland; men killed. Riot in Isssquena Coun-
ny, Miss; colored men killed by a Sherif's
posse.
10-News received of the loss on Lake Mich
igan Of the schooner Windiate, of Manitowoc,
Wis, with all on board.
11-Fifty persons killed and large number
wounded by an explosion OF dynamite on quay
in Bremen harbor, Germany.
12-Election Of Senators for life begun in
France; chosen all Republicans.
ia great land swindle, involving 500, 000
600, developed in Missouri and Arkansas.
IA bill offered in Congress providing that
the PRESIDENT at the END OF his term shall be-
come a Senator for life. The cabinet shops at
the Wheeler Il Wilson works. in Bridgeport,
Ct, burned down; loss, $500, 600; insurance,
100000.
16-Terible explosion IN Belgian coal
mine, caused by the ignition OF fire-damp; 10
miners killed. Thomassen. alias Thompson,
who caused the Bremerhaven explosion, com
mitted suicide; he confessed his crime. A 81
ounce nugget was found by Black Hills gold
miner. The jury in the case of the murderer
of little Mabel Young. at Boston, could no.
agree.
17-Three colored murderers hanged at New
York German, aged 65, executed for murder
at Hermann, Mo-, and desperate informally
lynched at Carson City, Nevada for general
wickedness.
20-Sews received OF an earthquake in Porto
Rico on the nights of Dec. & and Q, which Gre
ated great alarm ; the capital of San Juan was
not damaged, but the town of Arccbo was al
most entirely destroyed.
22-Explosion of a gas-main in Boston
persons killed, seriously burt and missing.
Burning of the training school ship Goliath at
Gravesend England; 20 boys reported TO have
persisted.
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bed OF cement, TO preclude the possibility Of
its removal.
17-Unveiling of monument at Baltimore
to the memory of Edgar A. Poe.
l6-Railway disaster between Stockholm and
Malmo, Denmark; GO passengers killed or Sc
vereIy injured.
2O-Daniel O'Leary Chicago pedestrian,
finished walk of 500 miles in six days, beating
f. Il. Weston 81 miles, for purse. News re-
ceived OF a terrible storm on the English coast
l6 vessels wrecked with loss of 80 lives.
Fighting on the Rio Grande River between Mex
lean cattle thieves and Texas militia; four of
the former killed; the Texans overpowered and
driven back from the Mexican ri 10.
&-Storm on the English coast in the vicinity
OF Yarmouth; 40 vessels wrecked and many
lives lost Information received of a great
battle in Asia between the Russians and the in
surgents III khokand; nearly 1000 of the latter
killed.
N-Liberisns at war with the native tribes
represent themselves in state Of starvation,
and petition our Government for aid
25-Cha-. ID. Whyland & Big Charley.
proprietor Of the st. + mo Restaurant, Chicago.
killed by drunken desperate named Henry
Davis, alias John Turner. Disastrous gale off
the coast Of Fifeshire. Scotland 16 fishern en-
drowned, with II missing, and number of
fishing vessels lost Loss of six Canadian ye.-
sells bound for the Magdalen Islands, with sup
plies for the starving inhabitants; As lives lost
The schooner Sunshine. from San Francisco
found caprized at the mouth OF the Columbia
River; 80 passengers aud crew of 10 all
drowned. Chavez. the California bandit killed
in Arizona while resisting arrest
29-Part Of the Russian garrison at Khokand
massacred. Twelve hundred Egyptians sur
prised and killed by the Abyesinians.
DECt MBER.
burial Of Henry Wilson at Natok. Mass.
Eleven lives lost by the sinking of the steamer
sunnyride on the Hudson Rver-cut in two by
ice. Schooner j. g. Jenkins fOundered on
Lake Ontario, near Oswego, and all ON board. Q
p, rsons lost.
4-IerIible explosion in a coal mine near
Tredegar, Wales; 20 miners killed. VIM. M.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31
NEUROLOGY OF csnTEHARIANs.

During the year just closed Death came to
number OF centenarians, the names OF the most
being here gwen. With the date
and place, 40 far az could be ascertained: In
March died Gen. Joseph Francis, Chief of the
tribe Of Indians in Maine, aged
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

The great wall painting in the Capitol
at Washington" Westward the Course
of Empire Takes its Way by Emanue
Leutze, has, during the past summer,
been completely renovated, or, in other
words, restored to it's original freshness
and beauty. 1t had been supposed to
be in an almost ruined condition.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

None.
In the last Congress the Eastern States had
seven chairmen.
A Washington dispatch states that Plnchback
has given up his fight and will resign before
the Louisiana Legislature sdjourns, in order
that q successor may be elected
Speaker Kerr passed the holidays with a
friend in Philadelphia.
The st. Louis police have commenced a Wig
orous war against the policy shops Of that city
The Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribune telegraphs: "a number of
Republicans are preparing to make vigorous
opposition to the proposition Of the Democrats
to reduce tho army. The political argument
used quietly among members will be that it is
a device of the Democrats to deplete the army
while it Is strongly Republican, and to fill it up
again if the Democrats carry the next election,
mainly from the South"
General.
II has been discovered that Thompson, the
dynamite demon, who attempted TO blow up
steamer at Bremerhaven, once lived in st.
Louis. This information may be OF service in
assisting the effort to ascertain how it was pos
sible for human min TO hatch out the enor-
nous scheme which led to the Mosel explosion.
At a recent meeting OF coal merchants in
Pittsburgh, who are interested in the improve
ment Of the Ohio River, report was read by
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31

1.-THE license system" works well in
Massachusetts, as well as everywhere
else. Last year, under the prohibitory
system, the number of places where
liquor was sold in Boston was $500;
now, under the license law, the number
is decreased to 2, 4S3.
ISN'T it rather strange that one of the
healthiest States in the Union sholld be
named Cholerado
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31
RECORD OF 1875.
A Chronology Of the Important Events
of the Year.
JANUARY.

with the new year came n new dynasty
for Spain; Alfonso XII., son of tho ex-Queen
Isabella, was proclaimed KING, and was sup
ported by the army and navy; new Ministry
was announced, with Castro ut the head.
FEBRUARY.
3-The Marquis Of Harrington chosen leader
Of the English Liberals.
5-John Mitchell returned TO Parliament from
Tpperary, Ireland; on motion of Mr.. Disraeli,
he was refused admission.
6-Fire at Osaka, Japan; 1000 bui'dngs de-
stroyed and several lives lost.
Fire at Yosuhama, Japan; three hundred
houses destroyed.
15-Extensive fire at Port au Prince Hayti;
500 houses burned.
19-Burning Of a match factory in Gotten
burg, Sweden; 81 lives lost.
MARCH.
3-Senate bill for the admission OF Colorado
as State pasred by the House.
4-Telegram from London announcing the
wreck of the steamer G. .tbenburg on one Of the
Fourneaux Islands, in Bass Straits, between
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-12-31
Political.

The chairmanships of the several committees
of the lower house Of Congress, we find by ex-
animation, are apportioned among the several
States as follows:
, 1875-08-20

Withdrawn from store on Wednesday for city con
sumption 1000 but wheat, III tu ouru 31,a bu oats
l,ost bu rye, 800 bu barley.
The following grain was ihsrectcd into store on
Thursday morning s cars NJ. spring, q cars No.
do Is cara No do, "a cars rejected DO 2 csra no
grade do G3l cara wheat, Of wL!uh o. are now, u
ears high Fl1od cotn, ?u4 mud s,85t bu No. DO
10 cars retected de- car grads {381 cosn1 10 cars
who oats. 81 cars No. do, a. cars teJected do,
cars nj srals do (oo oat.}; catsNo. rye IL cars
rejected 10, cars no grhaa do; cars No. barley
caF No. J do, car rejected ,o. To.l {6's cAts,,
a'o'0o tu. Inspected nut: 3d.ssl bu wheat l1l.lss
by corn, 3,723 bu oats, 40 bu bar!sy.
Tue 1oar1 If Trais Of ibis city has Rot out ysry
pretty ccrthcao Of membership that will bear franz
lug.
Tito repnred reformation Of m eloyato. association
haa will ii " believei ada 4lout 70 pes bu 10
NV coat u Transporting grain from Chicago to Nav
soa Iha elevation ss Dudalo has recently Lssn par
Tbs BraIn,
1Ae sholnE rrndura markets were rather SLOW yts.
seto*s' s"ilc Icing dull but without auy Reprrsi fall
4"s VI ~ ptlre'. TITO qu!st feeling was. however.
very matkrd bh hu5ers and atslsss holding o1. as II
"saa toF some further Indications 10 detsf.nns tho
l'eo.e,e 'u.1'e el rrites. Tns Westesn inausneea
vera favorable to decllus tns weather betnu nus.
with the appearance Of having tafeu On or. s.tI.ts
Character but the reported ADVANCE Ut tho aod mrs
niuu ID New York teuAed to Ea,ss tbn nrics. ~ ~,
portable prDducls, shd sAo caused .o:ns ,,u.,.J,
With regard to possible ~ss in Europe arising Out of
the revolt asssnst tutksy: Ihsrs VA not suouya
oAcknesa In the cloud to Induce buyna IN s strength
Of IT. but just snuugh To mako .&iless c.u,,u. .ou,
committing themselves 10 the short lids. rAs .hln-
plug movement vas again very dull! ssrep, III curn,
Tie dry gooda market WAs unchanged in liz genera!
charactesistrs. T4ass IL Low AteAdy improvement In
the demand from ths Interior. and hsru growing
chsrsfulnsss among tbs jobbluS tsats III cuu.s-
quenee Prices remain steady sul arlu last quotyl
Ths demand for sapls groceries was fAtIy satsfsc-
tosy and sads troh, auasEs. In which there c4s
nstunrss fully fosacE psces weEs being sealitsd Ill
around. cof1ss4 were higher, sdvacucn4 = Ae. In
tie butter and cherAs ksts 40 Important rhAnyes
Tsss nulel. ufed ftu!ls cohtiaua hrtu, spples,
l<scltts lruRss, snd tl.ckbsrries bsiag especially
NrohX. AI'es t'eathsa are Ao higher. TITS hah mar.
KIT ~sa hfIn under u,otsrsss stocks ahd u good do
n.ud. cos, wood. leather. baggns aud p4.uts xers
unchanged OiA xete in fur tequeat 1t previous
, 1875-08-20

Rnn many orcss In f,r tlc better qualities, whito
tim Offering run chiefly TO eomtnnn acsI. which
esateF. Halcs wsrs made at 81 4H 6S for 10
fhir, and {lGUa4Ts for good III fancy. Glover was
firm Al ttIn, and tfkx sold 500.
fALT-fhe mnrkel conllhnts a.lIva Atd rules firm
under mn,lttan ht0ckt hire an1 at rnanufa, turing
p'lnts. W. qupts: HaNnt~, tlnoutlaRa. and C,nsas
bays. tt7s; daily With bags. sat' Ashton dairy. rsr
TEAs-AeiiyEly contnMes fes.nre u The tca mar
fct, *n tits rrryA'ent feeling IN hrn. We still nlo
uuNrowprn MoruNs-Chol to fancy. &l.0odaL10:
good Is rr'n1c 7oast: common to EnoL. lDa 60c ;;
lingsuey. fhntrr, ~ bic: fulr 10 good, 60aGuo;
common, ait4i0c, IMrtNIAr MoTUNE-Cholca 70
fanny. siGayoc; good ia prime. EUG3 ;dc common,
n. ~ ss ltass1,sy sLo'ts, ,o~sso, f.ir to seol.
sssss :; DO iny s4ts y Prime ~ 1ss; Do 'nn, .;
7"'; gpo 10 prime. d. bsd"ac: cunnup, J5,a ,0u
OntoAo-Chnt. IL fanry. H0c(1 $io: good to primo,
6NA i''c: rbn.n,un :bta a0c.
WuOI-Rcmalns strsdy 1t $3.50 for beech. aud go
for map1c,-daivesed.
SEdET Abi.Es-Tho Ysl receipts al potatoes con-
there Ia mol much demand fpe street iHtn, must
tc Retailers obtaln their streta rovt frntn the lAr
crs. S~eGt potatoes ase working lower tho receipts
Increase. Tntnstoea nuw supplied to Botna extent
by local garers Int street ttack In salahlo Mt about
former rr1coA onoire rotstnns, $l2t per brl: com.
mnn d. 7lta LOO sweet rotatoeA, 32H61 81 per tn
ionatoes ~ I'D per boE ouoiH ~ 80 ATS per trl.
WD0l-Wss moderately active ant casy. III sym
rathy with East. t1artes. We QUITS: T,l'.
4OS tsc: waalrtf fleece, AIe. t4fa41c; do maisml,
llta+r; do course. 3stAttr; unwashed, hne heavy
tn ii9ht, 2s425c: 10 usd!nn,. 1ls j1c; do coarse,
U4SItr.
, 1875-08-20

eHEEf--Wcrs II bettet supply And sofd lower, tic
dect!na reaching 2a.sAe. We now quoto good To
shGes a. i M "hd inferior to medium It u 1863
NEW 4oRK. Aug ls.-HEAvEs-Hecetpts, 0,9a0 for
tho three days, aHLlAt SQlU IT the 1ms lAs
week good u lsF!ua native stears tn fair densnd,
With tnuderaa ttsdo about Va lacl!te from Monday;
ofss csstle not watsd had to e Sud At very d.
ufes poorest to beat nasise steers. 81t~9As poor
ordinary Tsaas. Chszokes, aud Colorado cssta, 90
8Ac.
siExr AND I&Abs-Reeotpta. 4,370, making $50
tor tho TIRES daysr aahst vt The sns last
GsGss uenan1 ~ Yer! oast1e market elo'od daa
BwtsE--lsecelrss, 11iu, making sH0 Tor tho three
day1. agalise 1861 " tha sans us Last weak nohe
Oh sals Aass. '
EAST LIBERTY.
East LIBERTY. Pa, Aug. 4y.--uArTLE-naccipts 10
DAY ~ hsad f9r Ito three days past: l.7as The
market II s!o~ snd dragging but Tststhau9 u getting
aod uut = sery low prlcss. u being sapped on bea
so.oo S';n nssuam 70 aood ts.eee.a: Is eo!uin9n t9
falF, $aso 6kl; bulls hnd coxs, ksst0 atcckers
Hoos-lAeecipts Today lt6Ao Ae4d fds tha thtoe
ea!s Es stVi'i sorxe'' s''''os'|ei fa4ad1phAs,
-. ~ t.,ot,. .n-a.v on hail anil NJ. ~
dsys 4u: ssIiino II A'3 {As,tV.
pALrIMoRE.
baltimore, Aug. lu.-oATfLr-Tbs u,nrtst during
M l4ss week h.. neen aa'et price, A9Ho lowerl
~ So.S oJ's, n.If,y aEHss:n; n,s. ~ .'
o1sn, md COWS, ssshe; most Of ths saIss i, sNtH
5Ho; rscsip,4, I,l4s; aa!es, l,3s2,
Aoas-LlYat supp.s; aooa ustand tos good grades;
dull: prices HGa 10 lower fsaas A.ssho, i.mts uI
hursAto.
a. NJ Ia D-AA-t5 K.~H
, 1875-08-20

quotations. Tohaccos were fairly active md very
strong.
Al Tho lumber ynsAs t7ste was again ncttvs, lr;rca
n'i'"ss"1rE IN aHrreciae rhHnsc. TIN utIrslius If
eargo'H were iterat. AMI RA many changed hanla.
thauAh hayera tons hold rciurtAutly. The ttssHanl
fpt HARDWARE Ia improving and lhe licaItnns fur
gooi fall trsds 0rHw briHhtet4 eaieN fasl lsoeed
TO nauiafn rurrt 1t prices Sulls wfre sody Al k9J.
Bait continues acitys and hrn. Tbero wers no i'm
lorlan fentura in hruun-eorn+ h!ds, wool. opa,
OF hay. Tln,ohy srea moderately active, othsr-
wI~r tho seed market was quIc treeh frnits In
hsr, supply and fair rcqner prcca ruling about tho
y" 'hr previous day, recpt for peaches. wh!t
wsre irresnary lowcr, uce largo racrts of Eastern
frutl In Lad oritN Esaealica wsre 1nll and eaay,
Poultry was very dull 1lltt weak.
BruEiiS NJ PNuvlaInSs.
Tho work Of cllulllinK tue stucks Of provISnna In
sh!a c'ty by committee appointed l,y tha President
or tile toskra ksr.' Ats,c!aton has been rcrtorme
with tho following result
, 1875-08-20

hlGae&c: white Weatcrp, tGtassto. ltys quiet: oo.
HAr-Flrm; nsw tlmo:l,y, s3lGk, 9aoo
rnosistoSs-Qucti but tteady: FORK. s!9 n for RI,
bulk s4"n'!nr.. q',12he: rsss rIb, "a. ~: ~:
Ei,. l'r; hams. !slA34 1,rd htnler rutinta ~
l1u1TRR-uuct Anl unchanged. ~.
,,fEsRoLEuA-Noninal: csl"ls, sA@i,te; Refined
t:osryr-s.ronR and hnoyant: Rio, earsoe. lin
s'ss; %t,iss4MSsst '"s.'.'s a's'si!'ils, I s:ais,us
c1HcsSNArI.
ttsc'SsAr't o.. Aug. l9.-FLouR-ssoady .ud mn.
oNA,x-who.t irregular: now, 10, aerr.>.
toqnay. Cnrn stctdy: moderate tir,,taui IA
o1r inaY,.,ns.ro9x 1s5rs;',., r9x 1sa:s;
md ur,cansoi. Bulk mo.s dull s'isiaso. p,saaa eaa
dnt!, tt"a,1Y, anil unci',,,s"tl. 's'o
MHtHkt-stta'iy an! tirtn; SLID.
EHna-uut and unchanged.
other sradss unchanged. 0s"e'
GfIEEHE-F1Thl md unchanged.
O1Ls-1dnsred au.l lard htni aud unchanged,
BoaTGN.
noaroN, Aug. 19-FLouR--Markct dull; we,.,,
@ssS, @sso!,n, fS; III Snsi;,o's ssn;Ga sn;r, .F's e1!'s
wliltc wllrnt DhIu, Indians, and Ie1tgan, s7Qhatg
,M,11M'.. s1.syas"; g. Louis, s1sNs'.so; isas;
-Corn--sa, ktt iuli; R7Gaq1o for mixed N,
SOtlow lItnltel dsnnud mlxel aud whlte, Gds1s
<uLETE1AND.
CtEvFLAsp. O., AuR lg..-uHAtA-Wheat dull ~,
nominal; scjcct:a nav ofczta u VOC. cosl9 Aul o.,
unchanged.
NEGflFrs-Whcat, ,tD2 bu; corn, 100 bn: oa.,
~ ,u11 hi. $50
1'Ernn.EuM-Dull: standard wllsr, car ,pta, ox.,
Ohio tc'. lo4e; fn s,nsll why lats7Sc higher, "Si
.... BUFFALO,
DUFyALo, Arg. f9.--0aA1H--Nhett fnaettyp nd
entirely nnn1al. Qorn dull al,I 4sn at Il, for NJ
2 0AtA-n ycrs arid tslera Wide apart impus1i,ls:
Elve quotations. '
CANAL fnftau7s~Firm; wheat, g.; cnrn, ".
THO E!oyatinR Association, formed RITES al c let II
inrlna!ng Ave days' hturayc 7!,u 10 grain, Ii i
ytate!. ''"
NEW prrrASa.
NEW 0ntnANs, La, Aug. lp.--HAF-FIsu: aa
prime. 2.lp; new, IN Il" merits, IA 10.
PAnrtsIoNa- rurk dull mud Haktcr $:9.75,
CtFFE.--Firmcr; ordinary 10 PRIME, lY4daoXc
OILERS unchanged.
, 1875-08-20

Tim San, ,FrAneirCo InspArIat!n1n wr' tn.nrt1iariy
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At 1t*nt tt.c hGilr@t Fri er re.rbsi Tia improve
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At decline IT after"rtd frem lt'i tsls., anu
riosGd ut l3H. Tho GcsHEA were far: than ycsteF.
day aila lclter strlbitel. Transactions aggregated
q I'M shares. Of which l.. ". RI P"cthc MHI, tt0n
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