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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

Connecticut still maintains its unen-
viable reputation in regard to divorces.
The whole number granted in tho
the State last year Was 472-more than
in any previous year, though the total
has exceeded 400 annually since 1868
--or almost Que ninth Is many divorces
| u there we're marriages { (4694), while
| iu some other States the proportion
does not exceed one in twenty.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

IF. pseson eansos sleep il ID because
the blood il in the bfaia, not in The
stomach; The remedy, tasrsfers, i Oh.
vious; call the blood dova from the
brain to tho stomach. This u 70 b
done by eating biscuit, hard-boilsd
egg, . bit Of bread and cheese, OF
something.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01
Th. naonla of Marshall. Texas. held

The people OF Marshall, Texas, held
. meeting the other evening and Or
panixed 4 "Davis Homestead Assooia-
tion," whose purpose il to buy a home
,seead for Jefferson Davis in any part
Of Texas ha may prefer. and to furnish
him and his family with competency
during the rest Of his life. Other as'
socistions Of similar character arc Or
ganizing ia various parts Of the State
which will cooperate for the attain
ment Of their common end.
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TO the Public.

Ny daughter, Ann Mccormick, 10 yeass
Of are left my house about the 10Th Of Nay
and know nothing Of her whereabouts
since that time. Any one informing ma
where she may be found will be literally
rewarded.
I also give notice that any one conceal
ing her, or aiding her in ooneealing herself
will be prosecuted according to law.
PATRICK MCCORMICK;
Redwood Falls, Ainn., June II, 1875.
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wATSON'S
Select Circulating Library.
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TRANSIENT RATES.
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2. Books may be exchanged at plea
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8 Strangers must deposit the value
of the book when taken. which amour.
will be refunded less charges on its re.
turn.
4. Books lott, or defaced, must be
paid for before others can be drawn.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

A convention of railroad commits.
sioners Of several western States is 70
be held At Springfield, Ill.,, July 10th,
to discuss = uniform plan for enforcing
the railway laws Of their respective
States.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

. A tsrifc tornado PASSED through
Mendoza, six miles frem St. Paul, and
4 section Of county north aud south oi
that point The path of the storm
was very narrow.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

The grasshoppers in Blue Earth,
Nioollet aud LIE Seur counties are re-.
ported Is commencing to ay aud are
going North. In point Of number they
make : very respectable 'ppearance'
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Quarterly Ieotin9.

The quarterly meeting service Of tho
Methodist 4. Church Of this place will COM
mence July 10Th. There will be pssash'
ing that, Saturday, evening aud the rega'
lar quarterly meeting services on ssoe ssn'
Presiding Elder Webb will Be present:
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NOTICE.

- Rs1Wood Falls, MINI. Juno =, 1S7S.
Complaint having been entered ct this O0cs by
0sosEs Towssr aGanat Chsseer Csttiae foe ahasaes-
Ing Bis Homestead Entry. No. le6l, dtsd June 10.
lS6o, upon the K oi NE 4 and x Of s E 4
Section 2, Township III, Range q, In Rsaveed
with view 70 tbs eaacsllation Of said entsy: the
aid parties are hsssby sammonsd to appeas at this
Omee % he 2oeh day of Jsly. l65A q = o'dcek
said ALI sgsd abandooment. ft ~
Ben, 7. snIss, Register.
" as WD. u. KKlLY, keoeivel
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

The destruction by the recent floods
in France was appalling: A CORES
pondent Of the London News estimates
the loss of life At over two thousand;
while q telegram to the Times says
niue hundred persons perished in
Toulouse alone, and estimates the loss
Of property in that city alone At the
startling sum Of seventy-ive million
dollars. Two thousand six hundred
houses were demolished there. BE-
sides the terrible less in the cities
throughout the inundated districts,
numbers Of bridges have been carried
away, Thousands Of cattle drowned and
vast fields IF growing crops totally ru'
ined.-Pioneer- Press.
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ST TRAYED.

A bay mare colt, 3 years old, came 10 the
premises of the subscriber about three
weeks ago. Ill H. e
n n. BLAKE, se
On the farm Of TuYrell & Lewis.
Redwood Falls Mimi, June 2d. 1875.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

Ramsey County has elected dele
gatsa, to tie Liberal Republican and
Democratic Convention, favorable to
Louis Fishsr for Governor.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01
Can Good Blooded Stock be Bought
at Reasonable Prices.

There Is . very large class ofbreed-
ers who breed most excellent cattle
which d. not happen to be of the fam
lilies upon which tickle fortune is at
present bestoWing her ''random favors,"
The cattle are just a. good for all that
and perhaps some Of them better, for
all practical purposes, and it is not al.
together impossible that someof these
families may be among the most fash.
ionabls of the future. But We do not
care to consider that point at present
What we wish to observe is, that when
. bull or heifer sells anywhere from
$500 to.$5, 900 it gets into the public
press, and is published from one end
Of tho country to the other. But when
somebody else sells = bull or heifer for
one Two or three hundred dslhEs, the
price u not made public, aud the tran
sactioa1f reported At al, is on "private
...SSNr + 4 !
Withholding prices gives tho general
farmers, who Do NOT understand this
fashionable nonsense, an entirely srro-
neous impression about the current
value Of good, useful Short Horns
and deters thousands Of them from in
vesting in this blood. They are vii
ling to pay . moderate amount o.
money for animals to bring upon thei1
farms, and there are plenty Of breed
ers who are prepared to sell them ami
mails # strictly iirst.class quality and
pedigree for the money which they ar,
willing to pay, but these farmers ses
10 sales reported At less than $500
and from that up to %, 900 aud high
or, and when, BY some accident. the,
ascertain whore they can buy animal
q 500, 5000, or $500 each, they ar
afraid to buy, because they have beef
misled By these reports, and susPec
that because these cattle are she's
they are not good ?
There are plenty Of men breedin
this description Of oatsle, aud there ar
plenty Of such cattle. There are th
| Seventsens-as the descendants Of th
importation Of 1917 arc oalled-whic
arc selling every where At low pric'
m there Is no better family Of catsl
| in this Or any other country, but Y
rarely get tho particulars whom tbs
are sold. Nationsl Live Stock jour
toai. .s
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THE GAZETTE.
Wno. 3. HERRiOTT.
EAasoS and Publishsr.

(. The Anti, Monopol,ses have called =
State Cosvsation to convene At Owa.
tonna July 21st.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

AacrIc ExpLoRATIoNs.-The Eng
lish Arctic expedition takes along
about 1000 tons of provisions, enough
to last three for years. Every thing
which will tend to the comfort Of tho
crews and enable them to amuse them
selves during the leisure hours in the
long days and nights which they will
spend 10 the northern regions has
been provided. No expedition has
ever been 90 completely fitted out for
an Arctic voyage Of discovery. aud
this, added to the knowledge gained
by American expeditions, it is believ .
ed will enable the English adveatur-
ers to reach the Pole, and 20 solve tho
Arctic problem.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

The Lake City Leader nominates
Gen, L. r. Hubbard for Governor.
The 81. Peter Tribune and Window
Reporter bring ont sx.Governer Aus
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01
NOTICE.

Redwood Falls, Ainn., June II. 1875 !
Complaint having been entered at this O0es BY
O. C. Martin against Andres Monu for abando1-
ing his Homestead Entry, No. see2, dated
Feb'y 18th, 1871, upon the North West 4 asetion
~, Township liz, Range 50, in Redwood Csun-
ty, Minnesota,
with view to the esnesllation Of said entry the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear st this
Office the 10th day Of Jaly, 1875, at II oclsck
NJ, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged shsadenmsnt. -
BEx, r. SMITH, Reeistsr.
~ VIII KELLY RSe,,vaP
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

The following we'll settled princi'
ples of business law should te known
and borne in mind by every ono:
An eudorser Of note is released
from liability it not served with notice
of dishonor within twenty -four hours
of its non-psyment.
Notes bear interest only when SO
stated.
Principals are responsible for the
acts of their agents.
Ignorance Of law excuses no one.
The law oompels no one to do i'm
possibilities.
Al agreement without consideration
is void.
Signatures made with lead pencil
are good 10 law.
A receipt for money is not always
conclusive. The acts Of one partn 9,
bind all the rest.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

Nine thousand acres Of fax have
bess destroyed BY the grasshoppers il
ons county in Missouri.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01
FOR SALE

SOtt Maple Seed. -
IA. MILLER
At the Rsdweod ssd Beaver SsryJ
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STATE NEWS.
..In-.ou.lD

MARSHALL has bees made = money
order Office:
Ex-Governor Yarmouth Of Louis-
lana is spending the summer in Albert
Lea with an invalid sister.
The Fergus Falls Advocate says the
recent hail storm At Breckenridge
didu't lease = whole light Of glass in
the village.
The State Conference Of the Metho'
dist Church, will be held At Red Wing.
September 18th, and will be presided
over by Bishop Wiley Of Boston.
The County Board Of Yellow Medi-
cine county hsve designated the Min.
aesota Fails Sentinel ~ the Official pa
per Of the county for the ensuing year.
The population Of Duluth is a little
over 2,900-being . shrintags Of
1000 since 1872 That looks bad for
city Of the great unsalssa city Of the
great uusalted ses.
Bishop Simpson, Of PhiladelPAis,
has been appointed by the toa,d Of
bishops of the NJ. e. Church to preside
over the mission conference Of Ger
many and Switzerland, members of
which will soon leave for Europe, and
will return toward the close Of the
summer.
Coal has been found near Marshall
in two or three places, but some feet
below the surface, and 80 far only in
occasional chunks. Mr.. Potter and
Mr.. Richardson have pieces on exhihi.
tion that were taken from their wells.
The coal is good, aud generally shows
evidence of . wood origin.
A farmer in Vasa sold his farm ear.
ly this spring aud went to California,
taking his family and household goods
with him. Yesterday he arrived here
with family, goods, and oil just as hs
left. He had had enough Of the
Golden State and will hereafter be
content with Goodhue eounty.-Red
Wing Republican.
Without doubt tho tallest man in
Dodge County is MI. Willism Jack.
son, who resides in the vicinity Of
Claremont Station. He measures six
feet aud six inches in height in his
stockings, has no desire, as far as we
know, to become connected with the
side show of = circus, and enjoys life
in about the same manner as We Short
OF mortals.
The GRAssHoRPERs.-Ws learn
from w. A. Gray, and other citizens
Of Waterford. that to the surprise Of
all, grasshoppers in countless millions
are hatching out in thas town. Ne
prasshoppers were known to. have SET,
tied there last fall ard this young
hatch, which are said to be but little
larger than a grass.seed Is q matter Of
great speculation, aud considerable
anxiety among farmers. Those we
have couversed with on the subject
seem to think they will be able to Dc
but little damage, and a good CROP
harvested. but if these tiny things are
what the crop destroying pest is com.
posed of, We may we'll feel alarmed in
Dakota County.-Hastings Gazette.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-07-01

The American Sardine, Co.'S Boneless
Sardines. are much better. and les than
hall the cost Of imported sardinss. ~
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THE GAZETTE
All transient sdvertissnen must Be paid rorin I'd

Al HtransIeut sdvertiseMents must Be paid IorinAd
vance.
Lega, Notices, Is ets per squar. for the nrsti
Hsn and 37h sts per square for each subsequent in
ssrtion. All legal Notices must be upon the resPon
ability Of the Attorney ordering them publishe"
No afhdavit Of publication will Be- given until the
peblication fees are paid.
Local Notices inserted At 10 nts per line.
Business cards Of Eve liner or less $500.
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w FLINN, NJ. D..
W. PHYSICIAN T. SURGEON
Also U s.. Ex. Surgeon of Pensions
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ID W.. D. Finn, President. WE.
Dickinson, Cashier. A general Banking
Business Transacted. Passenger Tickets
sold sold to and from Europe. 45
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TIL STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LovUoy Jrne lil2.3o p. N -I'uiel states F'stvarty
FORT 0i'aj Fi,es, 1885 Erie Railway shares Pro
ferTed, -.
d. Tune lGle3o p m-coiion ia 'rll ona % ir
Mini ny Uplnls Tn; Miiiine orleans iisi; sirs.
1919 bs nic.Ans 400 for si'ecei 40" and "' o'-
isi. the pa'S 90 .ilpilil;
Ip'inds nothing below Los MAlI4ng. aoA'otpe Juf anu
do. Co. cell iVo %IGdS -hi 1'rte iO' AZ
47IgL
Rent ~ tiL * iit ~
fTrF LOOT. ii-9 SALES OF COTTON 81 .lr MS
OF the nsy CROP the hisis Miinc UDauat notting
lelOw 10. si,hni al Il. ~ eH.st .ls ar quit s' "a,
81 |. cet Ling Gear ami Md.-A L-i % D,y - =
e."
Tl.rcP ol Itnc lG-3 p ~ the salcs ~ Cotton to-day
!G11 bl,s Aniercal sal % tho glSis ~ dtAi
Iuun,s uonr b, los Low N ling, Eel srttle IN e., 10
- .. sales tic basis 81 NIL - niIers no.,g pao"
Mbdiing. dsivtTle jane, az Yi DO t, aSh'5i1lo
duIy ant IA ggsf. at 2i.
LONDpS Juns lG-i p m.The amount 81 hnlln gone mo
the Bn~ 81 Ehgiid balance io'.y Ii -4IOO,O fMIs
DISPATCHES C10ic i;ent,s u O.. - .
LONDON lane - D. -Consols fr money 90 for tho
giA4 Erie hallway sias'- -; DO Hie'rre Zi
ASKFORr lGuihted states BONDS, 90 or the Us e
Of l;tG2
= gallon.
L,spIS, Jnne 49, 30 p. rl.-ralow f. y cwt
InSpuN, JaIo i6-L oiuns.-rp.its IAIYVn.Lhe - z
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

cons ,or xor,. w,,x,l.s Co "a o,rs for sers yer q
c., e %sisr a: ses ' ard %
evil a. ssl Ss i is 81 rs s 20 ssS7i to e y
Do cyt al - dress 3! p Win hsi aided 4,
o. p, y e. . ar''s = w" ~ n Win 81. Mead
a1sa is' e ir,. q " a,i -, 8 ee -
Do, "a est at Be- {, ss.s 81 o. Win zoe heed Oa 100
"a sIsss s; at ~ u TO TO 5 . % 2 81 '-
c Ses slcIn y az sea , IL SS ' o. d.
~ &c. 20 ~t's % ia q, r,s - n a"d II o - cwi at
IL g.. 10 dress 81 10. o.. - ,r.u.,. ..o.-. >
c ayeracr al isq lI &C. to ,ras ., u Inc er,s,
cTt Syefss a. i &C. to dsess u Is ;s 49, c~t 1a
&c to eiss q, q i n no- w.,,.I, Co. y Illinois ,r cr.
81, evil arrg@ AZ c. 10 drss 81 n % e,ans %, cwt.
At c. to r.s- % nSo 'tees IL. s~ AZ '' f
and ~ DO 81. cwt IL gc dress 81 h. ant ~ head
As T old.mh soli for Morris wal1es Co SO Missouri
sTt 81 con, non d. eSL, al no % dTs.s as ID AM 4i
cas- as III, e., S "a - ~ l, Iyc. NJ "i'' % ~ '
me d''sS y 5e.SeX ey ~ss T. rs ,or ,f FrF z
o. 10 c.rst'rJ j. X aei m W Poo cars for
Average P g tay rom 'Sf i f. y sl p 'p2' :.
10 .,is.s $ s i!io~ : ewt BE: % b va, /
~ d. - cs l2Sc. dress 81 II 10 - qe to iross
:. W Sherman sold FOR s. W Arcrign 10 Illinois steers
cwt ayerse at he 10 dres, o. D. with 81 head OIL aud 10
Goney hePherscn sid ior < r. Mcpncrsgn 100 IlHnele
sss,s' any ~ vm'' a. toay ~ Oh sr cwt AZ roi
i5c 10 DE = u n to il ie to 'lrsss % 70.
A. A. II lvtsf.eircr sod Tor w Poor IA Texan sleTs So
81 evara@e - lic ~ M TO dress 20 u y H.
Nrsn PHI . 10, scit on M In own, aee unit 80 Texan
st.,r = cwt average gac . 10 10 Gre-s 50 10 % tc gfss
cvt i06do ic,s ri g. ~ dress 81 ID and IL Illinois
Steers u cvYt. IL Lst i2c., dress - 10
Caas Kahn sl Kahn bro~n. = Dino steers G'I cvt,
at 2c TO- " dress y gls - ana ir u KAN 10 coarse
ami stars Scgt a. iis4 ~ e., 10 res- - ~ To-
W. H. Dudley sold OR Morris @axsl, y 70 81 ieN ,teefs
stfii ~ -. ~ cst At q ~ ~ to dress u.
lrss lJ70 read includ'ng
10 at Forty eghls, 40 ~ Forret - and 81 81 oN ~
81 me shil " "as rilsr irser Ihhh tS 'ih'r ~
iii ifi, -, WsfS = 'o"'r s'iy s g. "a n ~ n
80, ,,ig.l yS,ra "a nj
" "' =, AZ % =, an % ~ t =. ~ - b,,s 7
f,,a I"tt III I ST, 49, Int n ..r,r, a. a. y
"A, I w 1i hsS s ~ li N M fs"e J, ia
a. 90 - 80, n,.sr I'm In a it - 70 II dn =, N nj
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EYE, = 30 ysets 100 100. t ,Hsr change
Derao June lj.Floar dan I'D IN eaH:e H si l ~
t ns nsrl SIR cn ii Oar. q asi IN.
chapge% Eres"s " lisals s,s@Ss 1 ~ 80 & o5
i,ns oats 2goori.b pra-ts-F'ur 1000 Oea' "hea''
iSDIaVsfoIs I-no rsFrtr s'aly 2. ts = 70 -
Wheat Iict uneaengs Gorn sts.ly Ear o. S.iiu
nj: Meats steey sno,rs ga aib lacs 4 20
s S s ~ II FEAR r g s T is nan5 ia
Iar'l-sts1ns 1910 KetIie l5c.,, .....,.o, wheat.
o 10 lfs,i '5 "a s'f 81 81 1871 70 "a
@nehq oa 1P%o ,k p S;4e s., Iyf a Mais Z ~
dsHS sss "; car RID sfes II ae Ci.ar siss II g.
side. i2 packed Ham. Sugar cured - l''e en-,
Tieres. l4',1ije; heg, lj-e. WHISKY 81 i'' h''ssns
XE,as juno lGF,nr dn and qnohan cd Corr e.:
80, nominal ndcca qist ard r ,,s
MILWAUKEE,. Tune l6four qalst ar unsh 1ns' ,
y o 81 a n M H NO. . o . e I'D Corn
nominai No. Myed esc cash ~ e. ~ yo irn No.
store o5c i'sy less arm %orc acye NP3 So SI
sisG2 LaI, ISo3tc Fl, ees e%scr mo'e 9e's 1 10
hh''; wlclt 10000 ba-L shipment-rio1r 900 ooi'
@s%a Jane yTIoar uuchsagcd, sqlo' LOO lib RS.
ahy as 81 g. Cora trm ilir, M,ed So Low Mre
Sc Sora I s,oI lr ,'e9 sf F wdahq.
ST. Canal frnghs-wnel', e; Corn apa ye &C. o9S
* to & Li9g y6 ~ 10 '1 1 iit Canal Ship
$500 On III, corn, 67OoO feet Lumber 40. o..
naihei: asas "a crale in ob,. cc 10 buzz. seeds
r IIs. Y e5ts az % lnnsyl,ns Iana
do Si1s5 - High grabs e6 5O@s7 90 Wbet
frncr ani N acfiye Rel 81 3220sI - Amber 81 59V
II - white u RE Al ~ corn quiet 81 Si@-t 9c
fr yellow S30 Wesfcfi Mixed oats steady; i.2~
re. White zoe flr II yei Provisions nnchangcL MSS
Pork, 20 81 I4r lfnli nc Whisky, RI - bntI|r
dan lower; New York AL Daiforl County Lxtriz~
2Sc do. do. hr3s, 22023G western ENtras -ZY-1c.
din hrss oD6gIc PiR nrsia, i2BlGc Cheese frnler
Eey.York Fancy. r0l2L1r New-f0rk PRIME oaHilci
Western Fine lDi.Nllc.; do Prime. gig lOc riggs nin
Pcnnsrlrqntl New jersey AMI Delaware FTcnl |-c'' west
ST. T5rS 1cnr tul Tor low GRADES arm ,2s
Win'er ~ ~ D-t - ENtf' 90 - ,~
a rs Uu,ldr FNla do - 30 Treble - 900 - -
Fan,y do Sjds7 %. Wheat loycr 70 s'u NO lu WIN
f.r ri 20 sd r-sh s,s, II 1f'. Jr'y Corn het'fi 20
Myei. esde9s, ca-i; 72iGc. Aaglst oats nm,fi 10.
II o. ca-h rnd Jane Dry nled " ais lover 'h"n"tS
II Qnircy r. bny JGly. Bacon dull Clear SD or
Angi-L and llt sod ~ II &c same oi!n iat rom
mai simmer 12, Rect ts -fefr LIDO Dds. "''"''
AOOO BUSH Corn, 1000 b1sh; OOtR LO1n hnah ,
IoLEcO june l6foqr 81 ay wheat n goa Grs y,
M white Waasi, ~ BID; NJ } WHIT NC iian ri =,
xtr. do 81 2a'g Aobr slics!s - 49, !m5 A" <"
h.4l Al 90 corn steady: Ifeh fixed 7tc; juno 7oi2e;
rdg ~ August ~ ee: Low Ntyed. az 81 no grd
II G. oats tun and nominal frei yuts ,uStL ~.
cs.pis Wheat 40 bush. Corn. 1Sooo busi; oats
lOUe bush. Shit meBts--CoFr, $4,000 bush; O"is oOYo
bush.
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LIVERPOOL M,EHEr-IuNE 10.


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NibANi' ""i ~; " - - -, r.I T. ,t5,
~" go, ~ - - 49,. ~. ~, az 80 ~, s,
Hm.o x g' -, 49, .d a.. Or, hc,H ir,y ~ - d
zoe Uf Low hit IiiBh ~ = Ht','i' n. ~ w
Sein% o''s s.,ns' idss o., =, 80 s',''s = -,
.'JoO b''H -" I"or" .'' " - ~ '' "'' SOW"
b'si. ~" ~4Sl"",i ','.'e -. = . ,. -. - ~, ,, .
bNiiiof,, Jule ,.'i ''.ei n nov @
Low 81 'ie, i1~ - - ar. III - w.,
~ din - =, ,,'''..,' 49, q, -
chhh''i .l urn 80, a., @ ~ - -"
o', ., ~, w. 80 - y, e., ~, III AZ -, 49,,
40 81 - - -" fh'3 'l' i', g - 80 o. ,"lty
Inn 'n, - ~ ~, a., a., - b. "
~ ~ - -; ~ Nlli' ~ - IN
stronger .Dl "tnt,.h sum t"t.ai .,t " .lt',
80 - SolIi =, p &C. ~, w., 80. -
JHhH s"ct i's' hli. my "t'. '' ',i IT, "'a '
a. i Ia mi ii Srn T. and .iaer i
q, r,",i '.S E' a'i q I e iGaf n's'
d., =" D., l'' az, $3.50, a. 80 h - -,
WI IT. = .i,, - ~ ~ m, ,, & .
0,giAaiy 20 tune ~ ~ Io'D'.'s Lo 10 >
Gu Wnis'y Hi nn' r,. tt ~ $780,, H., .
to,i'' Jhi' !" ''il~'' 'l'nf. ah ~ w i
sal "a Si0~i - pt Western .tI.fri - l"d~J = Tor
Common ENr1s F)dFj =! Tor " s'rShahi MINT SOFA TX.
tias $50 50 - Tor ma!ie t Nl Ih1iih ana Michigan
2IHf1 - iT Illinois; - - rs iur ~ hDA-. lncl Z
choice Int iatna brands ,iiitfn floir ISL 1898
Tor Common iNtIas ami Choc' fanN s61sI ior common
and G"p 20 = or th@i.r IN .naii IN .i't
sales ~ ~ Hs .os NiNel tl sHoN Nls lI ~ 100 br
lor fixed ana wlne. aye 81 Sn't tne reed ana ra
900 81 Wheat i6o' o-si "als io''Oo onsh.' SHor'
bVo push - ,.,s ,,. ,o,., sr. n ,-o ,.,s
utf9 Jnne odo, p y ~ s, osi
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NFw-YoEK, June lG-BEEyrs- n offerings were l76
Carloads OF 2sJ heaJ, cus y siAiictst and - at
81 cars u es and Cherokee cattle. Medium pa ue Steers
W,Io " active d. mani at advance Monday
Lc4Iy &C. p; but Iesals hal SLOW sale
parAiysy tow isires Na.e steer range from &c n. 10
30 10 Ia the 10 10 x Ia dTsss ID
ard Cherokee o-tlc from 81. 3 . dress - H. 10 &c 10
dress 81 TO- with humber Of car loads unsd at The
IL dfOgls IL sXlSA - iUI l. l.. L-s.I4, u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
Seven shares Fourth National Bank sold at 1901.

large business. was done 10 railroad bonds Pa
cites strong and higher, Centrals being up to
10 = and California and Oregon Branch at 9ii2.
uni3u irsts rose to 1912 Land Grants to 9ois and
Sinking Fund TO 93ii. Morris and Essex ConsOl-
id1ted were firm on sales of $4,000 at 1902 Sec
onds being y lower at 10s and irsts 81 higher at
Ifl, Eie thirds were L. better at o. ditto fourths
a. o. and Long Dock par. Michigan Central scvcns
declined u 10 1922, Hudson River seconds, Sink
iag Fund selling at lcs interest, Harlem frsts,
coup y, at no. Chicago and Rock Island rs at 1884
4le97s. North Missouri Grsts at 81, Great Western
seccnds IT &C. and irsts of Chicago and Nil" aukee
at 80. The following are the bids:
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l7dl7Lc; good da, 17etslar Prime DO at sni
extreme range io's iGitdsr goL fnnh ~ idrs
Is fair has passing 10 unchanged hgnfs sac, o. 20
la . Naae.i1 mex 20 ne. LOO blrs DO dO. a.
and 500 hags Ta9rnvra turns rot rsnspsi We l'o'o
sarasaibo AZ Ivy Pc; and Iguayrs, ly1xve pam gd
COfTO.S-Ihe lrs no,ein o. iast Tot sln W.
ton NAV e repeated tDdsv the demand n all quartz
roynr very light AMI scarcely enough stock changing hls
u values have a,in rs' On on se - 20 'A
hut less n0ihlna ga AL gfAs
rrceirs at shipping ports today are lbsl paes; t'
Cav last week bales: tits d Last year. fizt IA -; e
eohdated a daysi receipts 1,i1i bales exports \" Great
BRITAIN rs S4 bales; stOk M New ioh. ISo fV' Ds W"
eoi, atod stock. ~, 10 bal go.
based stanl1ri ~ classification IN force S
lsJl atsl %. Upland running IN q'Eihy nov
more rsn half era IL above or i," Tao yae ga,s u
Ornarv 10 a strict Cool or tnlry, lis NitTny. u .
CaoJ ri Ia, Inv Nifllpg IJis ti.s-i Nil, Ii .
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